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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

Ee RESTRICT of Harwinton, ss., Probate -- C,ult March $:h. 1894
 Estate of MEtEIr l'icos, late of Harwinton in sail District. dccc,s,d
 The Cuut of Probate for the district of Hal- winton, hath limited and allowed six m nths rutn the date hereof 1t.r the Creditors of said slate 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attts;cl, within s ,ii time. will be de btrIcd q recovery. All persons indebted to >aid estato are requested to make immediate pay lnent to
 47t3 IIIIRZAH RIGGS, Adm'rx.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

HAUTION The nnI r>i=n"d is the own,r S "f U W. Engl>h's Improve ment in 1 ;'anpers, pitrnted "J. ". Enylish's In movement in D,mprrs,'' patented Apil Sth. 1882. for the States of Massachusetts, tonnt ctirut ant New Jersey. Certain parties are n'aking. selling and rs- ing in this vicinity Damp.r. marked 4. F. Fl
 mer, which are manifest violations of this pat ent > The public are ac eby cautioned against ma king. selling or using said Hampers, as- am
 solved to prosecnte all violations of the En- siish Patent from this date.
 : 45i3o II WARNER
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS

possess so many advantages over the other purgativcs ill the market. and their superior virtues are so universally known. tl::twe need not do more than to assure the public their quality is maintained equal to the Lest it ever has been, and that they may he depended on to do all that they have ever done
 Prepared by J. c. AVER, M. D., & Co.,, Lowell, Mass, and sold by
 ouii by A. Smith. l.itchield: N. Smith and w l.. Smetliey. Morris: J. II. Wcch Norfolk Brooks Bros. Goshen: II. L. Ken ney, Bantam Falls <: and all dealers in mrli cine everywhere. lN47
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
A T Court of Proh,ts hol.ien at Iitchie'd :. within and fer the district of Litchfeld

A "a Court of Prob,t, holien at 1itchfe'd -1 within and f"r the district of Titchacld the 9th day of March, A. D 1864.
 iresehs,' harles Adams. Fsq Judgo.
 tstaf" "f MILTON MILES. late of Goshen in said district. tlcceased.
 he Ahm.nstrator represents the estate in solvent and pravs the a,rointment of Com. misson"rs therenn:- hereupon ORDERED that Commissioners to receive. exam, inc and adjust the claims oe the ere litor. of aid est1f" he appointed at the Probate Office n said l1tchfell on the 10th day of March 1894. at "'c'ocls in the afternoon and that all persons Interested in said estate may he notified thereof the Administrator will cause this crd"r tn he nujlished in q newspaper n,inted in Litchirld and post copy thereof nn the public sign most nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said Goshen
 4 true copy of recnrd.
 47t2s CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
tssics>.

RnCEE Stallions. ASHLAND. ACrE IN. and u P HAZARD, will stand at the stables of the Subscriber fir the improvement of ih, breed of Horses in th!s County, during the ensuing season.
 ASHLAND is too we'll known to need any description here. tiiS Colts srln-. vcll readily at large prices, one ot his thrte year olds having trrttcd d half mile in 2I at Ne Y Haven last Fall. when S5,UO0 was offered fo, him and refused
 ACr1EuN is q full horongh-brfd and is war rantsd tu trut !lis mi $ inside "i THREE MIA- UTEs HAp-HAZARD Is 8 heautilul imv, l6 hands high. 4 years old, weighs LOO, can hot his full mile in less than three minutes Sired ay Ashland, out of d descendant Q: imp, rt,o Sir Lowell.
 Gc ,t,emen wishing to sscnre the best breed of Horses in the County, are invited t" call 'l or llresS the Subscriber at his residence. His Horses are ,carranted to fnItil all the above de- seriptons They have invariably taken tn. first premiums at every State au" t"untv Ia where they have been shown. a"d the S"" scriner willingly challenges compet'tl's from any source whatever
 For inform stipn ns tn terms. &c.. address
 GEDRGE 6. III rGHGDCK.
 4'sf" Ash Grovc. Eyw Preston, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
FOR SALE.

fNNIIE Farm formerly owned nd occupied
 a by the fate Henry Moore i. pleasantly situated about and 3-4 miles North of the Village of Salisbury. on the road to Chapin- vile It contains Sixty Six Acres. sni ably divided into Flow. Moving. Pasture and Wood I.an--and for any one wishing to pur- chase small Farm. it has many rccommenda- tions Terms liberal. Enquire of s. B MOORE Ut Salisbury Centre, or WM LASDoS. near the ' Salisbury, Dec. 21st. 1863. tfs6
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
EOR Rs :N.iEEs,

TIE FARM formerly occupied by tho Sub >criber. situ.tcd about two mics north of the village ut New Miliold. nlain!ng al" ut iht Acres nearly one half g""l low t"'''d: There is d com urtale House. two Earns. ard "the' out ii.!in ,s on the same. Also q g'"" pr chard of Grattcd tluit. ihc'e are sevtfa Acres of very fine Tobacco l.; nd "n the place on which was raised nearly cue thousand 'hl lars worth of tnb,cc,. Price Si.0ou 2-' "i the same can remain on mo tgage for ears The House ami Baln and part af the Land would be sold separately
 JOHN E MARSH.
 New Milford Feb. 22d, 1854. 4dtaa
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NOTICE.

A IL persons having claims against MAR. "A SHALL X COCHRAN, for materitl fur nisbed GIT labor done at tie Torrington Smelt, ing Works, will present them to D. Larnedfo adjust ment anl they will be paid if they arc accom- panied with proper vouchels.
 OFYIos OF THE SUPERINTENDENT.
 At the Adams Honsc. Latehfs1d, March lst. 1884, 46tao
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YnRK Iune Is. ISfa

DR. L1GurHILL-- Dear Sir-I take pleasure in testifying to the remarkable skill and judgment you displayed in the case of my daughter. who had been partially deaf, accompanied by dis charges from the ears. since early infancy. and is now thanks tn your treatment. able to hear Is well as any one. while her ears are free from the discharge Although it is nearly two years sinco she has been under your care. her hearing rsm aims as good, and her care as sound: as the day she fefeFyod.. Q g. RotBT
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
A r Court Q Probate holden at itchfe1d. "A rithn nnf f'r the district cf Lirchfcld on the Eth ,lnv of March A D. 1894.

FA rithin nn1 f"r thc d'stlict cf LiFchttld. on th" Eth ,lnv of March A D. 1894.
 Present Charles Adams, Esq. Ju'gc
 Estate of 1aMrs MrLEs, late cf Goshen in *ail district 1ecanse1.
 The Administrator represents the estate ln- solvent and r,ays the appointment of Com 'nis>ione,s thereon :-Whcrenpon, ORDERNr. that Commissioners f, receive. examine and r'just the clsims of the creditors If said es tate, Q anpnirtnd nt the Prnh'te Office in said Ttchfir,l. on the 1ofh day of March. 1864. at o'cl' ct in tb" afternoon ; and that all per. sons interested iE said estate may be notifie! here f. the Administrator will cansc this or l"r tn hc rnl li>hcd in news,arer printed in Ti'chfeh ard pest copy thereof on the pub ic sign nost rtarest tHc place where the de ea>cd la>t dwrlt in said Goshen.
 X true copy "f Reco,,',
 .41o C1IAGLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
Grcat sale afDry Goods

AT THE BEE HINE,' YOUTH SI REET EAUEING the NEXT MONTH. I will sell sD DRY 60 )DS CHEAPER FOX CASH ian Muses-,'I an. other wandering Jew eNeh mould hc wish tn avoid h ,lr,:able local trade .nl the a>iil.nt ut equitable ani rcg'llar tax. <, and employ an Auloil, ds Lis smooth ''ng.I:,l m"u'i.-piece And as the public d l"t he'd di<Mmul,ti0n for fnct. they are invited D j"d:gr for themselves before purchasing D, n. LADIES DRESS SGODD>--c"lnpri>ii MI.- .INtES sIl k> NJ D,.I.a;n"s tIaHn +. { al- v',cs. riuted and Wbitr Rli;iantS Lawns A i.sius- and lAc.S. Ehgin~-. liihb lis &c N>"--A large Srnyk "f fresh EA i--,nd 0 Ee Il OGEKl ES-- ;tt less tan present value.
 S N i;IUN'O'.
 itthuld Feb oOth 1861 3tI5
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
I AM CURED.

"l hnvo taken ax doses of Railways Pills, of tkrss pills each, in six days they cured mo of Constipation Indigestion, Gud yspspsil have taken B-eh'a, A-".', and many other pills for years, nnd could only obtain temporary relief IL stopped thS use Of tlee pills for Il week my Ol complaint would appear Six Goses ofI ]. d~ay $ Pills cured me.
 S,EIHkN BENNETT, c. 8. C. 8" "I hzvn snfr,rsi win ny=re sia and Liver ul- p,int fur years-hard used l so-s of pilis-- trey wont givc mo temporary cUmfIrt, but wGsscun- lslst to tds0 them the time. lave used one box Of Dr. ladway's Pills ; I am cured. have nos takka particle Of nediCl in SIX montss. s~. {.
 c. M. CHItD:, Hogbuy, Nass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
Joliet. III July F. 1859.
From :Ae Rev. John Mott. D. D.. Professor i Union College. Schenectady
 

From tle Ecv. Johu Nott. D. D.. Professor i,l Union College. Schenectady l. FoNnA. N Y.. April t. 1863. r T.. CAGwIN. E q Der >lr-I receiveG yo'ir letter or April z3l to day. have h t, i rom infancy very 'leat ear, all always dlS ch urging more ur les, offensive natter. This ,"Ar i"'tn ears became disc tsed, running very m';rh. very offensive. pr ducing the greatest debility o' ir' Y aud depression of spirits. un,! my ii",.'l'i- iDl 'trc,i in the highest degree l.. ,'l,'. Il 'n dtinu pl lccd myself under the c;lrt of lr. LlGhthi.!:. lie has Iuily restored me l hear well the dizziness and the discharges have been removed and have not returned . the st 'pping "t the running has given me tn" highest "l,aiety ali vgor uf body anl ; fl l'w of splits. while my fcrrs ti.at stop ping tic 'iis' halgc would prove detrimental oi ianyelOul.
 t:~lec.n or rather have learned to esteem hr Iighthill-for he was a stranger to me un til bect1.,e hi, pa;ient-as a gen lernan and man o >cicncc. tn whom the highest confidence be placed. Yours, very truly,
 JOHN SoTT
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

Dr. L, Is visiting New Haven at regular monthly intervals, on account of numerous applications for treatment tl"m pal ties residing in that city and vicinity, who are unable to go t" Now York for the indispensable personal examination.
 The practice in New Yoik does nut suffer any interruption from this visit, as his Lro,h her with whom he i, associated iu practice,is thele in constant attendance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
Lost.

<AN Monday, the 18th inst, on the Main QD load between Oxford, and Washington, conn an EnamelIed Cloth Bag. containing Ladies Weafing Appaiel. sa Rocket Book with Il sum of Money ,.and Notes and papers valua- ble only to the owner, Any one finding ths J. Ii. Woodruff, .teamsters from Washington, or James B-wcoster of Oxford, will be libe- rally rewarded. ..z-**
 46tSo MRS. NARY WOOSTER
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YurE June F. 1863

Dr. Lighthill has succeeded in r,storing t." perfect heating, my right ear. which has been deaf for s',ne time caused by q cold As am obliged to leave fur New Orleans in few days th"sc who wish t" make further inquiries m |, call on my b:uther. Mr II C, roii.r, No. 7S Reade st,. firm of Stre*tcr. Faxnn x Potter who will be ha.pry 10 give any information desired: O.O P,rrER.
 Capt. anl 4. o NJ Dep of the Gulf
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YnRK, Julr E3, 1883.

hereby certify that have suffs:ed during many years from trouble in hearing --one ca: tt last became entirely deaf. and the other so bad as to render conve. saton very difficult. I applied to Dr. Lighthill. of No. 34 St. Mark | place, who in short time. and without pain r, stored to me the use of my ears, so that can now hear perfectly we'll.
 BIsoo. No. l53 East Esd St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YORK June 5, 1862.

Dr.I.ighthill has succee le.I in completely re-
 ,r!ug my herring, which was seriously i'm paired although, previous to applying t" nin l was treated by several physicians without the least benefit Any turthe, information should be pleased to render application to me at my esi,lence No. l7s Second st.. Br""klvr, D. D., or at my place of business. N" 7lO Water st. WM II. WATER BURY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
J. .sS. -An 9rn a1 Rev.
 onuc.
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.
 THE attctl.u rt laA-.aycls is cby call s:l iu ,ns provisions .f tAc United States EA .ls. Law ,>!ltiys tu the assesSnent of aunuai taX,s.
 l, the six'i, section of the act of July :, lej-. i' is made the duty ot all prr,pns, i,.'t- nc s"ips, Ii, ms, associations. ur Corp ,ratluIis .uA ic llihie to any annual duty, llrcr>r, |: ai, ON uH g.rafE TUE FIRST AtuNpAy B MAY IA EACH YEAE, tu make list oi return to tue .,.s,s;a .issrssassvr ut the Dis,Iict wh, rc To rate l. oi the an,''lnL or annual inc"ne the ari.!.s or osj 'c,s cltgel with a special tax aad the bs 5 ne,s ur occupation Iilb.u to pay any liccn>c
 Every person who sliali fail to make such | retnru uy the day specified %ilt Ee Ii i,lc io be | .issesse,. by the ,ssrs>"r according to the best li;"i .natl,n which Il" c,n obtain; lnd in such Case the As>essor is required to a,ld fifty per ccltuin l. tue auouut ot the itegS pf such list.
 Every person wh" shall deliver to an Asses. 1 SIT aly false ar fraudulent list or sta,ement, :, aitu intent tp evade tn. val ,ation cn,:lnr ration required hy law. is subject to tsc ot | live hundred dollars and in such ctse the list 1 w.ll be m ! tic out bl the Assessor or Assistant | As e>Sur, anl from the valuation and enu.nt . ration $. made there cIn br nn appeal | Payment of the annual taxes. except those I f II litrn >cs will nnt be demanded until the l thirti, tn dLv ut June. The ap...,priatc hl ,nks on which to make retsr,l and all ncc sstry information, will be furnished hy the Assistant Assessors for the several ivisi"ns. t" whom the returns should 1 ,c delivered on or before the hrst Monday ,f May.
 REUBEN ROCKWELL, U. $. Assessor, l 4th District | Cole5rook. Feb. 2oth. 1864 46l3
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
TIE, sTRaIS.NG AND T:s::SEsNrs,

riLfS, STRAIN >GAN;, TESkkNUs,- Are the c.uits Uf Inflammation irritation 0f the ma, cnus nclnb anc 1f tho bJwel,, induc'-i by ,dnst0 ll:-;hcse impc.r ct ldll, lItci1 Of being GaolvsS by the chic, cirriel tO ue lower bo~cis a1d in. dhcl ptr:sa.,o movement evacr stion by tarir sains, pd~s and srsmus and the Jrequr. Tdl.e eAi6 0 the srctrr 'set, I a!ie" u'dy' ,vho tah: t&ap issperfn tYnRs- Ii yoI wuu!i nvol lihe:o AGnny nccs, wherever q puS.t.ve nc c!ne li raI ire.l, trhc u Gu,e cf
 EAoWIf'S EkGCLA ING TlIA THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND LEAVE THE BOWELS, REGULAR. Persons afflicted with TILES, nay re oa positive COATED WITH CUM. -.
 COATED WITH GUM
 COATED WITH GcL D.. Ralway's Fills are elegantly c atsd with Gum, from taste Smell, otn bo taken ut sE nma9 and occasions. 70 danger will result from colds, if exposed is wet damp weather after taHnk thesa pills fave secured vigorous eyacuatioi in: scvers cases of im ,mnl ,on of the Bowels, Paralysis, &c., alter Cot , O Harlem Oil, injections aaother means pe,ey flied. Go e of Itadway's Pils wil remove all b trciions an sccue free passago: Direc,lsls for are inside each box Pics per Ipyte coats. SoA by Druggists Medicine Dealefs and stole -keepers. N. B-Hvery Agent has been furnished wfrt freaA and lew made Pills .>As each box is enclosed witA Steel Engraved Label, take none,tthers '.
 RADWAY x CO., ;. .-.. CT llaidea Iansl Esv fNf. v. ;LitchHeld by R. Natsh and '. McNeil. ,s--,: ..lsls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YotK. April 10. IeG3.

-|''' T UT IO. IT 'S6. little daughter of mine has been afflicted with troublesome discharge from both ears, ,he result of scarlet fever. Dr. Lighthill un der whuse care placed her, has r removed the ,lisch rge completely. and improved h ,r hear ing. w. II. RAYSoR, No. G Pine St,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
NEW YnRE Sent Q 1

NEW YuRK, Sept. ?, SG3. This is to certify that I have been afflicted with Cetar,h for ne ur;. which produced the usual ,lisagr,,lble eff cts. I consulted Dr. LighthilI about nine or ten mnhthssince and at once placed myself under his Care. I "m aosp '"t;r|y Irn Jrm coto,rh. my throat s perfectly healthy, and my health IS very much imp owed. P. E. l.oLAx,
 Office Erie Eiilad foot uf Duane st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
TEACHERS

Ere invited to call and examine my as- sortment of Lathograrhs. Toy Books. Toys. &c, which are sold at or nearly as cheap as ever. and discount of 20 per cent made on all purchases amoun- ting to Sl or upwards.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
FOR SAFE

9HE.su, scriber offers for sale bis REAL Els. TATE, consisting of about three ard q a. ha,t Acres ofLand with Dwelling House, WOOL House, and Snoe Shop nearly ney; Also. Earn Ice House. and other Out Buildings tkere- on standing. Also-One other piece o; L nd; of of about twelve Acres. All otwAch is ,o,a.ed near the centre of Northfield. For further par ticulars, enquire of the subseriher oa the premises. c .cuupcurr,
 Northfield, Feb, g, 1884 46tS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
Notice

A MEETING of the Stockholders of ken Iron Comp my will be held at the Store ol o1u, .I art Iopson $ Co.,, in Kent. on iaesuay oL oIe 18th day of March. A D. 1864. at one ''''~' P. NJ, for the choio of officers
 JOIN | .sIuaDf' Stockholders,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
BEST AND GREATEST FER ILlZEl
 i.xCEiAlt!R
 POUDRETTE,
RICARDO A Go. MAEUFAH1 UlEES,

RICARDO CD MASUFAtIU l,ERS,
 l94 FRONT STREET, NEW YORK
 THIS article preptrel "f Night Soil Csinc, B oo,I. Of Il, Abs ,rhcn:s, &c Nc and is a!. article wnose virtu:s II, ,n the production O. v.suta ion surl,aSs all "th 1T Fer'i'z rs and M4nur-s We have the exclusive contract f.r ul the Night So l. B noh an.i If of l'r""k- N n and Wi liamshur-h, giving u~ q, ahv.n tnee t,r makil.' d super; Particle n Yer bciorr hat hy any her Company.
 We will gua'anter lie fx,el-ivr 1o"t'rt ttc t, s,,rrass any Fc,til'Z 'Z"r that can c obtained for tlr sane mrh,y, either in ga,',cn or tiyli
 Price Sl 60 per hh for seven h,rrels aud over q, lvrrrd tn ears or b a's in New Ymk Ca ~ill be charged "n sn. numbrr lhls. less haG seven
 P, t Der hushr, 2a cents. .iver-d "l, board boat at our Factory, Staten Island N. Y.
 eH- Address or cal! on RICARDO X co. lo4 Front St,evt. New York.
 Senl for our Pamphlet eiving particula { m l directions, with certificates. Sent free to any address. 46m2
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
DIR. RADWAY'S PILLS.

ONE TO SIX BOXES WILL CURB Coetiveness, lJaundice, Rush of Blood Constipation, Congst'vs Fe- to the Head. Congestion, yer, Obstructions, Heart Disease Sleepiness, Dropsy. Disease of Kid Gen l Debility, Acute Erysipe- ney S Bladder. Dimness of St las, :. ,> Disea.e of Li- Fits, Headache,
 yer, Lown 8 of Spir- Bad Breath, Biliousness, it's, Inflammation se Typhus Fever, Qunsey, the Intestiness Snip Fever, Dyspepsia, Apoplexy,' Malignant Fe- Measles, Enlargement
 yer, Melancholy, of the Splssn, Loss of Appe Mysteries, Scurvy.
 tite, Amenorrh.sa Whooping Indigestion, Painting, Cough, Inflammation, Dizziness, Worms, Paiptations, Retention of Bad DreaIak, Scarlet Fever, Urine, Pleutlsy. Bilious Fever,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

DR. LIGHTEIiLL'S wulk, "A. Popular Treat iSe "n Deafness its Causcs aud Ire, ention, : with illustrations, may be obtained of Carlton publisher, 4l3 iroatwAy. New York. or through any respectable boukscilcr Price Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
TOYS.

A large assortment of German ard America" Toys.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
a1cevelrg.

Tine largest and most expensive as
 sortment in Litchfiel coun' y,"mbracing the hest quality and latest styles in market, worth from slO to 80 set also good assortment of Jcwelrv, not quite as fashionab!e, yet consi, !erabIv worn which was bought previous to the advance of material and laho~. which now sell even less than former ly also 5000 piec's of Oricl and Plated Jewelly, which will sell very cheap. 60 per cent. premium paid fir gold or sil; CT in exchange for Jewelry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

CLARK'S Distilled Restoratibe foi THE HAIR, Restores Gray and Faded Hair ane Beard 10 its natural color. and is ( most lururious dressing 1o, tie Hai; ; and Had. Cla,As Restorative
 Restores the Color. Clayk's Rcstoratire
 Eradieates Dandraff. C!ark's Rtstoyotire
 Promotes its growth C1ark's Restoratiue Clorks Restorative
 Is good for Children Clrk's Restorative
 Is good for Ladies Clarks Restorative Is good for old people ClarEs Restorotiue Is perfectly harmless Clarks Restorotii,e
 Contains no Oil CLARE'S RESTORATIVE
 Is not Dye CLARK s RESTORATIVE
 Braut 6es the Hair Cark's Restornt:zs
 Is splendid for Whiskers ClMk's Restorative
 Keers the IIuir in its place Clark Restorative
 cures Nervous Headache Clark Restorative
 Prevents Erup,ions Clara's Eestoratic.
 Stops Itching md Burning Cark's Restorative
 Keeps tie Head cool Clalk's Restorative
 Is delightfuliy perfumed Clark Restorative
 contains no sediment C arl: 5 Restorative
 couta as no gun Cla,ks Restorative
 ro!iahrs your Hair Clark Rest urativc
 prepar',s You for raities Clark $ Restorative
 prepares You for balls CE.r,,. , Erstora i've,
 all Ladies need 1t Clark 5 Restorative,
 10 Lady s:ll do withou, i. Clark $ Restorative
 Costs but Sl C. II, 's Resto:uivo Ia sold i'y D'usyt>:s and Dealers everywhcre liive Sl p,.r bnilic-6 bottles fi 5 C. C. CLARK t CO.,. irnIreors. D. 5. Barnes 6 Co \ l.. Gell. Az l.. ll46 S "A ti.N t,Ng tt Il (. tCrfii lien ,f ii AI,rI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10
Lamps, Chimnies and Oil,

Lamps of all kinds, Annealed, Mica and metal top Chimnies, Lanterns, Ol1 Guns, Shades, Globes, &c. Old Lamps re-Gtted and made as good as new.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-10

Cule5rook. Feh. 2oth. 1864 46l3
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02
Home songs Of the ~ ar.

American Marseillaise Finer 90
.un''er our iia- beat the long Gull once more,
Call up the North as You called her before
Our Volunteers. Song and Chorus. 80
''Sgddea and loud the aar c,y rang"
Softly now. tendery lit him with care. 80
This IS hero whose pale 10. M We bear
Inscribed to the mothers wives and sisters
slain in battle.
From the Red Battle Field Quartet. so
.'Silcatly, tsndesly norrn.liy home.
IRON the red hattie held volunteers come.
A Hero has Fallen 81.
Ellis saddle is empty and shea'hed is his sword
Another has left US to reap his reward
Emancipation Song and Chorus 80
In this land Of the free no, a slave shall there be
Az cause for rebellion or treason"
Mother, when the war is over. Sy and Che. 40
The Drummer Boys March, 80
Sent BY mail, postpaid, % receipt Of price.
OLIVER RlTSON + CO., Publishers. ~
Washingto6 6rset. Boston. -
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1864-08-02

cr,as q. fygi r., 10 V.g Jo.1, Aer Eag and
and he teaadas.
Dy ND AFTER SUNDAY, NAY
ls-h lSSa. trains viii eaye the Great Cen
,ral Inon pe,,ot. foot oi Lake street. IS follows;
s.9n a. m. SUNDAYS eNcep'esi Arrive IN Detroit
ea8r. m: Toronto. - y. m; Suspension
rr,a,.e 10, a. M; hulaio. ,.'~ip. m, Albany,
:.,sp. m. New \ crk, ESQ +. ~; iiosson. i2.oo
s 49,. =: NJ
600 n m. +: Saturdays excepted ARRIVE N i'e
~, {. 90, a IA. Toronto 40 =. m; Suspension
tt,;i,.a AZ =. H.; Buffalo, 500 P. M; Albany
AS New York, l'.5o q m; Boston, 4M pm.
1000 D. m, Saturdays and SUNDAY escep,eu' At.
rive in Detroit 1890 p. m. Toronto. F:e' ?. N.
Suspension Bridge. s:lu p. m: Albany. $50 a.
NJ: New York. Lao p. M; Boston 'ooo p. M.
CINClNy NATL TR \ Ms
tva. Michigan Central r. r.
Leave Chicago at $50 o. m, Mai Tram e,oo
Tas, Eypress. The 600 +. M tram ea,iha
cn;c.go rams through TO Cincinnati "i'hou'
change Of cars or baggage.
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.ratus on all Cars Of this Company; a" e'esan
Smokers Car, with Euchre Tables, nas lasel. oeel
sdded to day trains. Patent sirspine =" W
s;sh, trains. Baggage Checked Through,
Through Tickets for sale at all principal IA, "a"
scad Offices IN the West, Al the 0enersl VusGe
s"rner of LAKE. and Dearbon streets, tunder 'h'
fremont House, Chicago 31d = sns SSe g".
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