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G'-<s- -Cart. To-rGr2>'s artillery
sqn@a WAS oot yesterday afternoon, anu
fred a salute in honor Of Sherman aud
Char e>stn. ] he yfl gun rang cut loud
ana c>rar. @,ring att emphatic welcome to
lie y1at td:nk- ID rict,ry-
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nlouNER.s iNsIRA>CE AGENCY

Lac fv}taw1nx il he total amount OF Ia,
suraaee saseted A. tAs GsasrAt Insurance.
Axtaev e \ { RaaoSxa. n sAa city aaE
snS ia year 1854
.Amaaas II Fire Rsskt S1S@ Afs>3
=. R4vsr Eld 44i,>A
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,B.lL.-Th.re j. 10 be d ball =:
70 .5n,sr ..t.lt an ire --4-''Fn'"TrH". We
-. rectal several auvn! Hsous n"''e'< 49,
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TRE MORFaTT PARM Fom sAKR.

THE MORFaTT RARss ron SAKE
RKFERxE# sA1B. 90
MoHstt Suit for PaEassssa
In che District Eeug4 u
Campbell. Putiawastnmia csanty, Iewa-
BY virtue Of an OF ler Of said District Gears
waas at the adjHarneA Jsnasry terra. A, D.,
t$fa, in tbe hhove eatitled ease. tina umdaFsignaa
Referees will on Monday the lsth day af MarsA,
isRs on the hereinafter described pgsminea, la
PettAwattamis, County, IewR. bstws&a MEn@
6'elock A. n. and Faur O'clock p d. IL said
day. commanding aaIa Sals n Eis~ea 90 @sk,
A. NJ, proceed 70 cell tkS following Real Eststs,
belon gang 70 the Estate Of Themaa MoaStf, "a.
ceased late Of Msia County.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE


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fas aay Tern iss 'aasas Asaa -
Is
gssssasak asssaas. aamasi y. -@~--
Ralsom, Wm. a. Edwasas, lsaees
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II. I. Douglass Thsmass u q ysha g -
psadsr, Il n. Wriahss sassA = .
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HsashorA, w o. Janaa, hsaassm Amysa Hnp4 a.
3, 7, aaaw, AassiA \ gslsem. ~ I H
fsndants 4ssasssA
"a ssesss = arsa. fr'at ~,ss
II ths ahosa asmsa pssAasaaa $50. ii
Yea are hereby nstsAsa shss shsga b 900 -
die In the efsse sg tbs Cssfa u On Dissss Cod
81 psstawataaasss County. Tows, spsssaasA hi ~
slty ii Rasas Beaii Plsiafa& psayiaa asaaamaaa
for the aum Of 2sss asllars ard - seass p -
fAvss agaipas Tia saia IprsniaA Rslsamx - sAspa
premiaaory noses executed W hin % tAs essa aa9
Of JAY 1855 and siao praying fer ths sasssssaaae
II = m0Esgags sassusaa BY sasd Rsaasaa - asaa
DsAll ~ the sasAs day to sssara tho psrmaaay ~
said natsa en- the North half Of the GouaA 80
quarter and the eoush half II The NeEsh aAaa
quarter ofssotIOn ls, ths NsFtA wsss ssaasas q
the South West qusFtaE aad TIA S0ash Yea M@@xs
tar Of the North Wess quarter Sf esstiea SaassaaE
all IN Tomnship ssveasy.fpur ssrh n taags
forty three West, and for ~ order for sks sss as
said mortgassd premises 10 satisfy he amasassse
dsbt and judgment saA fss n gamarAl szaeaaaaA
Cor any balance doe afssr exhaasting said mssag
gsRed premises and personal elaim 10 made
against any of the said d&fsadaass sxesps sAs
said jeremiah Folsom. Aad 700 are AassAss
RotiEsd that unlesa yoa appear aherSses nd aa-
fend, befers psOn Of the sseand day II the nsza
May Term to bs held " CosasGl EiaEa 10 enid
County, on the First day Of Nay 1855, asaaaN
will Be ehtsrsd against yoa and 4uAgmssa7ssa-
derBd thsgeon In sssordaRca with the prayss It
said Pstisioa- 49,
DC BLooMRR, 80
Attorney for Pasamtaa =
pAb SE 80 asta#
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TO ": C. Aa.lrms aad Laura r !
D. c. BL00MEN,
AttsEAsy for Psasi.

To w. c. Aadras aad Laura T. =
ARdrus. -
You are hereby notihsi that pstitioa n JaesA
P Thrill 10 now on als in ths eascs Of the Gassk
ofthe District Gouts Of the coupsy " Roshswmsaa-
mRs the State Of IeWs against yea alleging sAss
yea the said W. c. AndFaA caused to be ponvaye&
10 the ssid Laura P. p. Anaras ysuF wife, Nth
intent 10 iefrsud ysur creditors, Tho fallswlag
described tracts and parcels # Land 8lsws4a In
said County Of pottawattamis; to.wit the 4 $50
Of Lot 285 In the ariglRal piat II Camzeas
BfaFa City, Lea 10 R,s In Beers Addstiem
to Council Riufs City. the 9. u. / u ssssasm
u tp. IS N. Of n. 30 W. the N W / Al The ~ r
/ of Sec. - tip. rs n II r. ~ ", the n W af
the S / and the NJ W. Of the ~. u. ag
Sea IS, tp. 10 n. Il r. Il W. Also the NE 1
: Z of SEES. IS In tn, ~ n OF - w-~ama
praying that such sonysyaBca Of said IsnAa b
aeeTsed fraudulent ~ to Cutter and Thrill Grad.
it"rs Of sBidW, c. ,Andrua and th4t a cemmis.
si0psr be apyoiated to conway the sane 10 him
tbs said Jacob P. THRILL a pssch&asF thssssf al
ahsrif-s sale ON an execntioa fsExs3 en . 5maRa
nEat ehtstacd by said Catter and Thrill agsEns&
said W. C. AndTus IN the pEttiet Court 81 said
Co, 81 p uawattAmie, also praying fog gaaaral
relief and for decree for eosts--ana THAI unl~sm
rou apPear thereto ana defani before nssn Of tbs
second day Of the neat Term Of said d ssxses
Court to commence on the arst Monaay Of Mag
1885 default viii be catered against yea &ad .
Judgment rendered thereon. -.
Dated Feb. Sd lsS5-wbt.
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Z. g. Atty. fag ~
I Rev. Stamp
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srr!%~-IIxY. - ne ga" st3'f"' u A
,,rn- % liz, S,"3er r'~n'"s. MAS "'r""i-'-
81 ~. . .rry respectable display u 'hnn''rr
nj liz Lii tnk,
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TAI of whsoh land IL kitnAtsd in Pgttawattasmia
CeaEty. Iowa, aud ai1 in enc bady, exese4 fsrey
acrss Of Timber j aHd Mis$ tie semaa ws8s
triangle Of The Of tha Serth Ws4& II sss~
tioa ~ in TnwnsAtp 70 N, II Range - wast To-
Milla Ceansy, Iowa, eosaairinE - Acres. Ihss
total quantity u Isaa 10 b sola amcaaks - e.
o. I0a Acres.
The said Heal Estate 10 slsgihIy sisnassa On sh~
EmiEssst Read nine males spatA Eaas IL Caaa-
ell BtAsFa .-...~. r.--=
Asoat so acres of Land are sneisssA, aSoas
$50 acres un8sR ,ealtiSwsiam, Aust@aN snmza MRy
arrea Of h'Rs Srasa paStar@ ThsFs are aAsms 90
Arres ct aizber ana ycanw ErSwsh Id sha saane "a
alasurs with The farm "a aSges al eimAa# ma8lss
distant and 20 Arr~a in Milla cannty.
There Ss en- the prvmfs&s newssmaaedzams and
weA hatlt frame haaRa. wtsA coed smalas, alsa .
gT&nRry, waKun shed, aaaks Aamaa b.. ia
sitaatian IN hssHAfal naa rtR@EAas ama kAm Azm
d aaaarahly adapted H. fazmiag saa saaaA
raising.
The sale vii e&ks place ut saa lsans s@aaAan@s
Of TAomAx Most, deceased, 60 aaa6 pemma#an
and vii be ca TIE feiiewtng N~smas saanAaag Il
the pnrsA&aa maasT ~ - eaiA il hAAa u sAa
tina Of Sale. and tha ha5ancs 90 he eaaAgm aasam
eftss s@l% 81 lie msxs Nay xsRm esxaaaa
District cSEft ..-e z. r -
SAMUEL JACOBS 1ssa
W0aSTER Far f. \ MaAz~ss
IAIRIS PUTNEY, i
cewnsI ais4s Tswa, Tshssasy fffk asss
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Davenport, Feb. IS, 1853.

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The vrsabrsd A,it's Of the following san-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

NTARRIAaH auIDH.-YoUNG G.s GREAT ML LiPHYSIoIOGI OGIOAL WORK, of Every one his own Doctor Being a Private Instructor for Married Persons or those about to Marry, both Male and Female. in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexual Sys- tenn, and the Production or Prevention of Of spring. including all the new discoveries never before given in the English language, by WI. YOUNG, M. D. This is reallya valuable and interesting work. 2 1t is written, in plain lan- guage for the general reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engravings All young married people, or those contemplating marriage, and having the least impediment to married life, should read this book. It dis closes secrets that every one should be ac quainted with. Still it is book that must be locked mp, and mot lie rabout the house. It will sbe sent toSany one on the receipt of Fifty Gents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No 416 SpRucE ST., above Fourth, Philadelphia.
 Zn 0m VI --,,Fv>A aaNsA.r=4,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Harwinton, NA within and for the District of fHarwinton, on the 18th day of September, A. D. 1865.
 PRESENT, Lewis Smith, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Squire Scoville, Administrator on the estate of sherman B. Abbott, late of Harwfnton, within said district, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be al. lowed and limited for the creditors of said es- tate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litshfeld. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Harwinton. nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt:
 Certified from Record,
 2s sw LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

with old wood ssla t5. X ssses RaePsss slsEiea sa but when they do take aaS1s tasy b1iBProiig.
 The latess :fash hionA bIs y arrival in New York is that of . sFisis1 las 8l3o calls her. self an artist in Hails and a1xl is ore pared to putihe 6nistine aonrhss fo afy fair 'Amer'caD lady heanty. . Sssu
 "A large gold ,ainesn;th Wilderaes,, vir ginia, is shoftly tp De worked by Northerr parties. ss - - A
 "A manin Ka a6sas Ss raised sso.-lmucll s.l on for ty acres of groubd that 7he lad to Iiife in ari joining field lof i6e acres 10 ssack.it
 A director4of. .eses as. .tbs. New sYork hanks secentIy observed al .tatkar Aeeorgeods )yohng woman receive a roll of bill from one of the paying teHefs He folfo Red Sher, tcauseds slIer arrest and learned that 1i4 teller was s ffving with her in suhptdons style uptown, at rate of ten thousand-a; year. wbie his annual salary was only eighteen hundred dollars The result swas that .lr. defalcatio, was hushsJ up, but the house Of 1awless love was soft Out to meet, so far as possible, the deiieit.ep s ,.a, va34,ea, q VI dashing young woman named ellie Dts Gttns Cnrtess has been arrested in Boston for the larceny of S6, 400 in money, and gov ernment bonds from 8 maninl New York, on Friday night last. The woman arrived in Boston on nSsatasday, andlctea66d Jconsidsrabls excitement amoug yhe sporting, fraternity by exhibiting S3.000iat time visiting races, and payipg for ,hirty.twe bottles of fswjne sad, other liquors. She placed, $3,2OO in the hands of a young man to keep for her, and upon his refu- sing to return her 4S2.70osof4it. she madesa complaint at the police office. The man was found. and S2 800 returned, ,sas was supposed, to the rigbtful owper,g The man from whom the money was stolen in New York then made his appearaHce and recovered, less than one half of the S6,400 but refuses to prosecute tn e woman. NwMK a- Y aNN s
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
1probate Notifes,

\ T Court of Probate holden at Litchfield A within and for the District of Litchfield on the I'd day of October, A. D. 1866.
 Present, Charles Adams, Esq. Judge. on motion ofP. 5 Beebe, Administrator on .ne estate of Edwin Wadhams, late of Litch- field. within said district, deceased: This court doth deciee that six months be allowed and lim- lted for the creditors of said estate toexhibit their Claims against the same to the said Adminis- trator; and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in q newspaper published in Litchfield County and by polting copy thert of on the public signpost in said town of Litchtield, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 53w CHARL. s ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
'llMARRlED..

'. In Seymour, Sept. 24th, by Rev. A B. .Pul. ling. Graham a. Hunt, ,Esq.,, of Bridgeport, and Mrs. Carrie M,s Munger. of lseymopr.-ses.
 In Bethlehem, Sept. 11th, by Rev. David Osborne, Mr. Edgar N.s Kasson, and Miss Eva Osbornes daughter of the officiating clergyman. In West Cornwall, Oct. Sd, by Rev. Charles Wetherby, Henrie L Frisbie. of Onargo H., to Fannie s. Hart of Cornwall, Also at the same time and by the same Richard M. Near, of Bridgeport, to Lizzie c: Hart, of Cornwall.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

EARM FOR SALE. Situated in the IT Town of Bristol, one half mile from For estville and one from Plainville, containing 1O3 acres, suitably divided into meadow, past ure and wood Land. House, Carriage House, two Barns, all in good repair.
 Also smaller farm of 20 acres, good two story House and small Barn.
 Enquire of H. D. STANLEY, Esq, Plainyilie' or S MRS. A. W. WARNER, ss7 2sstas<I on the Premises.
 Forestvilie, Sept. leth 1865. 2s 4w'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
Ara Court of Probate hold.n Lii Ii1chfeld

\ Court of Probate holden at Ltchfield, 1A within aud for the District of Litchfield, on the 2S day of September. A. 1865.
 Present, Charles Adams Esq Judge.
 On motion Of David w. Howe Administ ra- tor on the Estate 0, philo Howe, late ot Goshen within said district, decrased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and lin. itei for the creditors of said estate 10 exhibit their claims against the same to the Adminis. trator. and directs that public notice be given of tn 8 order by advertising in s newspaper pub. lished in Litchfeld, ard by posting copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town ol Goshen, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 "A 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
nISTRICT of Litchfeld ss Probate Court D 5 ptember 15 1865

n STRICT of Litchfeld ss Probate Court D ptember l5. 1865.
 Upon the application of Amelia B. Perkins. showing to this court that she is Guardian to Cora A. Perkins and Eddie Perkins. minors belonging to said district and that said minors are the owners of the following real estate. viz The Homestead of Edwin F. Perkins deceased, and of about forty seven acres of land, situa- ted about three miles easterly from the Court House in Ltchfeld, Subject to the widow $ dower) and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate praying for an or. der, and that she or some other meet person be empowered to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 18th day of September, 1865, more fully appears.
 Ordered. That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office, in Litch6eld. on the 27th day of November, 1865, at o'clock. P. M.; and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 Certified from Record,
 B 3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
A CARD TO INvALIDs.

A Clergyman. while residing in South Amer ica a. missionary, discovered safe and sim pie remedy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the Urinary and Sem. inal 0rgaEs, and the whole train of disorders brought on by baneful and vicious habits, Great numbers have been already cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by desire to bene6t the afflicted and unfortunate, I will send the recipe for preparing and using this medicine, in a sealed envelope, to any one who needs it. FREE OF CHARGE. Please inclose post. paid en. velope, addressed to yourself.
 Address, JOSEPH T. LYMAN,
 STATION D, BBLa Housn. New-York City
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
ooE.2> ss<DIED.

tS<&S-S< S-sS19IED. .N3- '.~' 2 ssK q. q. . P In this village. on the 1st inst, Miss Cor rinna Lord daughter Of the lateA Erastus A. Lord aged 40, rOn the Sd inst, wm. Wheeler aged GO years. . sdS c>.& f''a ~ II
 At Camps Mills Sept. 3Oth Jessie daughter of Levi and dLucretia' E Curtise aged 5 years. fn Thomaston. Sept. 2sth. Mary Winifred, daughter of Henry W. and Julia M. Hayden, aged months. ''.s 0'''7 @@'@'72 iHlis 7allIe q
 In Harwinton. Sept, "A, Philenda Weed, widow of Dan Weed, aged B. .' '-@' Y ,
 In Kent, Sept. F, Mir Jason Hallook, aged 4a years ests7st1e Io saileyal5 -tts.s1is. fs al, In Bethlehem,a Sept. 14th, Miss Alkaline Foot, agedl26 years. 2ak.I'9F4 Tl4r4
 In Bethlehem, Sept. 29,h. Mrs.. Elizabeth, wife of William Andrews, sE Esq, aged 59 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05
! Nep Aopertiserl,el,ts.

s,,, PAVEMENT of the condition of The Firs t S National Bank of Litchfeld. on the morn tug of the first Monday in October, 1865. i-h3
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

st-The following verse contains allthe letters of the alphabet and may be used as an an. exercise ofyoups children in tracing the letters, sas gS tsGod gives the grazing ox his meats gs9a ... And quickly hears ihe sheeps low cry, TT
 But man. who tastes his finest wheat, 5t aos .'' Should joy to lift hispraises high. .ao soiso
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

q A The sTreas1ry Department win Drobabf, consent to the location of four ,oy siivS Nation al Banks in Texas. say at Galveston, Browns oxln1s vile, Austin and perhaps Ut San Antonia Al present. the Lone Star Statais without bank of any kind
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

HtEA! For CHOICE Japanese, Polong, II BEeakfast or Young Hyson Tea, call on
 ED. NCNEII.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-10-05

,..s lr.. os h9sass2d gsH 1 3aaE n N
 fAKM FOR SALE. The late resi- kA ASSdspcsDf GlarkH. Roberts, containinosSOo acres of land, including about 60 acres hesvily wooded, dwelling house. .soae of thelareest and finest in the county, built in the most substan- tiais manner. and nearly as good as new; barns good repair house and yards supplied with pure spring water through lead pipes an or chard of choice fruit :sapples, pears, cherries. grapes, quinces. Sc. sfront yard filled with Eeyetgreens and choice shrubs school house and church half c mile distant Il store with good dsstenement above e0n the premises post EofRce keptin store by present proprietor goods lin store will sold with farm if desired; f.,, E The beautiful falls lately sketched by Bierd- bstads the eelebratsd paintel and visited 5y ,sc many pleasufe seekess, within half 2 mile, A number of fine water priviledges nearby. Three miles from Winsted on line of proposed Rail rod Otis. 0J
 .l2Qtf sss70. JsH HODGE, Robertsxills, Ct.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15

PRoGREsL IN ITALY.-Ifwe remember that
scarcely thirteen years have elapsed since the
Madais were imprisoned In Florence and SEN
fenced to hard labor for ten years for having
read the Bible, we see an enormous progress
in Italy. Protestant churches and chapels
are built at Naples, Florence, Parma, and 9TH
er towns the Bible is sold everywhere, and the
Free Masons carry on an effective agitation
for severing any tie between the State and the
Church. As to education, it is far from being
satisfactory. In Calabria out of 1000 inhabi-
tants only 81 can read and write, and even in
Piedmont only one-half of the population has
got some rudiments of education. Still, even
in that respect much less has been done within
the last three years especially in Naples and
Sicily, where even the lowest classes of the
population are anxious to learn, and to have
their children educated. could not say the
same of the Tuscans' the Sunday schools do
not succeed here. People believe that since they
speak the purest Indian dialect in fact the
language of the educated classes they do not
want anyifurther instruction. The army how
ever, has proved an excellent educational instr
tuition, and though it has absorbed countless
millions without achieving anything for the
accomplishment of Italian unity since 1851, it
has at least given the habit Of cleanliness, OF
order and discipline to the cOnscripts, and
taught them to read and write. II Florsnce Let
ter.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15
A HUMAN HABrrAr1oN m L1vrnpool

A HUMAN HABITATIoN IN LIVERPOOL
Among several inquests held by Mr.. Curry,
the borough coroner at Liverpool, on Saturday,
was one on the body of wretched old wo-
man named Jane Leatherdale, who resided
amid filth and poverty in cellar in Burling-
ton-street. The deceased was the widow of
cotton porter, and was woman of most in
temperate habits. She was found dead on a
mattress in a corner of the cellar in which
she had lived. A verdict of fi"Died from ex-
cessive drinking was returned. At the close
of the inquiry several of the jury remarked
that they were never before, in all their lives,
in such a wretched place, used as a human
habitation, as the cellar in which the deceas-
ed had resided. 1t was place not fit for
pig to have been in. There was not awin-
dow in it, nor any furniture, and so dark, was
it that they had to get a candle to see their
way The coroner said it was place they
might have broken their necks in getting into.
One of the jury remarked that there was a
great deal said of what the health officers
were doing, but they could not be doing so
very much when they allowed such place as
the cellar in question to be used as a habita-
ton. 1t was stated by juror that one of
their number had been taken sick in the eel
lar and had to be taken out. The coroner
remarked that, as bad as the place undoubt-
edly was, he was sorry to say that there were
even worse places to be found in Liverpool
London Times.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15
Horse for Sale. !

Horse Tor Sale.
ONE RED MARE, nine years old, sound and
~ kind; weighs $50 1bs.l -i8fH 9a nfoiiH G9M
Inquire of JAMES GREENHALCH, Carriage
Maker corner Of Hanover and Portland SITS.
Aug 9--d1W fist f.ae t.rttr,,f y,.5zf = f.es,t
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15
INTERESTING D1soovERY.-wonder has of

INTERESTING DIsCovERY.-Wonder has of
ten been expressed as to what became of the
Pompeii at the time of its destruction, to
whom the few remains which have been found
bear no sort of proportion. Recent excava-
tions have, however, brought to light nume-
rous relics, the last discovered of which are
peculiarly affecting. The Temple of Juno has
been uncovered, and in it more than three
hundred skeletons have been discovered in at
titudes of terror and devotion. a propltla-
tory sacrifice was evidently being offered at the
time when the worshippers were oyerwnem-
ed. The statue of Juno, the tripod, the cen
sor, (exactly similar in form to those used az
this day in the Roman Church. the golden yes
sells, and the Jewels which deck the inquire u "
the idol are the points chiefly dwelt upon ~
the published accounts.
The Portland daily press., 1865-08-15
Farm for Sale.

CITUATED in North Yarmoutb, on the Glouces-
= ter road, formerly known as the Col. Cushman
Place." within two miles of two depots the G. T.
r. R., containing 200 of land, 40 of which is
wood land: fences mostly stone wall Building
good two stored house. with out-buildngs; and barn
oO iset Dy " cut t Of hay iast year IN
grated bore in 49, 1900 bushels, and IN ga have
sold 5000 90 worth of apples, besides bountful sup
in bearing, with variety ofother fruit.
Also Cranberry patch from which 80 bushels have
been taken in one season.
The location is fine one, with plenty of shade
trees. Mills, school house, &C., near by.
For further particulars inquire on the premises.
june3eOd3msf ) Ea548 81 SAA'L H. SWEETSIR.