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, 1865-09-06

LISeoIS AoTEHES1.-A- W. uaycs, Assistant
-Secrct3rr Of the Natioual Ijncoln Monument Asso-
ciation, Of Springfield Illinois, Is here and will r.
cclrr contributions for the benefit Of the Atsoc1ar
ton, during the Fair. lie will be found On the
Enir Ground during the day md at: the: fremont
uorae at al qthe1 Times.
, 1865-09-06
1Uater IGlbeels.

WATER WHEELS, Manufac-:
w tured by AxKIIcAN Water TuKE1 Co. II
Exchange street Boston, Aass. The most economical
ful operation d nctea snd fonEog mills. For great
goMsr Win ute *hteT has DO equal tn ha country.
Send tor pamphlet Containing engrav.mRs, power,
epttQs &C. Au1lh5a32ss3dp
, 1865-09-06


gurdine all 1d>ice4 and mixing with every thIef or
roNdy- who, tempted BY their money, chooses to
ancost As a very natural consequence tobbedes
from aold1eea nre becoming most frequent and
fhyorite manner Of gaining money By dishonest
practices. Yesterday morning Jeremiah md Mary
qf a. I'd s md aot Z x ea4
ed At the Police CouIt. With robbing Z returned
s.a9ter nsned Michael conghin Of *1so y :rssn.
the aecuted pere the soldier 10 enter Ia house
where they frst succeeded in reducing him TO a
slate OF drunken inscnsbt1ty, and then cut out his
soSsery, ths Worfh5 ..on- fssh fsesed ,l;s siesi@
into the kt1ret leaving him to I,sake from bis stu-
por and dieco,tI his loss In tic ahscnce lot some
utcessAry evidence tic Court continued lie case
until this afternoon. go
MEE71Su OF ruKIsln4SA AssoC1A71oy.-Am meet
Ing Of the 1ndstna Association was held last cvc1-
ing nj the roons OF Judge Gookins, No. 50 Wash
fngton street The following gentlemen were
eascn q officers Of the association for tht ensuing
}caf.
PFtsfdent-E. r. J. Axiom
Fief-PTesident-S. B. GooEins.
Treas.usT-C. N. Culbe1lscn.
ksafw4tt Etnasiaee-ssnucl Dunlap, D. D. Nj
\ ctaet.. L. L; Selsur. l-aac Meyer. ,;..'
Abont serenity new members wcge proposed and
elected. The Sect1arr was directed to notify ab.
sent Inaianians Of their election The neettnc ad-
jouYuad to inset again On the lsst Tuesdny In Octo-
beT, j. the room Of CuIbrtsou, Blair & d., No, &,
Board Of Trade building
.pEzrEe1su TIE ILLINOIS AND M.cu1aks CANAL
The eontsact for deepening tic n1ino1s sad AIchi-
ran Canal WAS awarded ON 1tonday nttc.noon !sst.
br tic Boaa ii Public Totks, 10 Ledlie, Lowell l.
Deunieon,i Of New York, from sections rs 10 Gs-
rock ckursva.tun at % cents per cubic yard, under
condition oF depaait' OF *9oo.ooo In the Bank OF
, 1865-09-06

EIIEO1
4 AND FILLING ERIE STREET.
OrF1CE or rnI foAK0 PCuLIc ~nTX..
CnICAGo4 August 11st, 1Ss5~
Sealed Proposals will be received By tho Board Of
Public Works, until L A. NJ Saturday, septembcrsth
for tho Curhing md Filling Erie street ron tile west
line Of CLARK street TO the ta1 line Of LlAae street,
according TO specifications on dia IN this otce.
Said Improvement Will be raid for from the special
assessment teTied to deftay Its cost when The ssrne
shall be collected.
pTopQeala must he addressed to the Doarl Of Public
Works, entnrsed eProrosals for Cnsbtng and Filling
k9Ie street" and accompanied with the usual tN6
Tbs Eoa{,! rtserres right to rlect say p. bids,
md ncne will be accepted unlcss the nerson sopostn.
rYes evidence satisfactory tie Board Ia co
pctcnt, reliable nud responsible. - = :
=" i. G. GNDELE
FRED. LETT,
- O.J, ROSE,
ans1mIs{sVt Board OF Public Works,
, 1865-09-06

Let tht sautcted read md 9eA.n that perfect snd
radica1 cure IL xan7nted end gna5anseed TO Ill who
arr afflicted with ur1lDcss, debility, nclTous CON-
ds,rcas and anguish Q: i1d log Of elssp los ofmrn
visiting swnv aid want of confidence IL them Selves
faintins cooyu1E!ye trrmhnes tmposeqce ant dls
pcIer tailed Sc to make p1scc: cure OF au Private
sec1e and 1eneresl diseases. without the n:e Of 1er
cpry without h1ndtxnce from bus.acsa, 1rd Without
fear Of discovery e1posulc- His Preventive il lnno
cent aud safe 1t docs not interfere with diet
q ctoln II 1ts eject. It not only prevents from sy
Ing rh!ldri, but 1t will restore tie monthly periods
eud .m1ruvc hcal:h- Consultations tst1ictIy rrl
rave ana connd-ni:-: daily. ts1ndsys cxcr1te from
TO \ n to p NJ as bis ONCE I'll East saAiaoa St.
Ncp fec p1c dollar. persona at distance may COM
muichte coHTIpExTIAL1Y By letter. II they enclose
All ltttert communitauons End interrews strictly
M1vate md confidential. No z1swU Will bn given TO
1cis1 unless one dollar IL enclosed Consultation
Fee AdtYt.ss all 1etteT4 - followH. DE- RAPHAEL.
Iost Once bog 8l5:, Chicago. Ill. BestuS,t1t
, 1865-09-06
DROPOSAIS FOR FILLING,
4 GRADING: AND DLAT ELaTK1S9 AL ALLEYS IN

HLoCKS 1Ga AND tll, SCHOOL SECTION.
.. OfricE OF 7uE BoAnp nr PrBL1c WoHka}
CHICAGO, August 8t l9Ss. !
Sealed proposals will be recaived BY the Hoard Of
Public Works unnl II a. m. SATURDAY,, September 9Th
neIt r the 0ilins Grading anh plank!ng assa rn1 ~
SCHOOL section Addition to Chicago, accns1ttng to
specifications on bic IN this o:dce-
Sind Improvement VIII be paid for from the special
assessment levied to deny its cost when the bame shall
be collected.
Works ,ndor-ed Proposals for Filling and Thanking
Alleys In Blocks 3aul 10t School Section" and &c.
companied with the Csnal Flo bond, with g1reties to
he approved hr the Honrn- Rtds must BE- for doing
the whole work for q dednite sum.
Thb Boald reserves the rEht 10 reject any or al hld
I'D rome w Be seeepted unless ne person proposing
j. q. CIyDELE,
.FRED LFTZ
, 1865-09-06
BURGLARY.
Robbery OF ao0.0o0-Capturc Of the
Supposed Tl.Ievcx-Kecoscry Of
the propeftys

During the uIght Of Saturday last the Ttcaaur
ers office OF Henri county, in this Stase situated
in The town OF Cambridge, WIS bnrglarous1y en-.
tered, and a large amount Of money stolen. The
thieves succeeded In cfecting an entrance by boldly
breaking open Ole oi The Windows with jsledce
hammer and other burr1ar's tools, when thsy mau-
aged to break open The sac, md securing their
loosy, decamp Without detection or interruption.
The robbery was not discovered until tho morning,
when clerk. entering the oficc found in intcrnai
From tie open safe United Siatcs bonds; to the
value ot nearly $a0,OV1, had ben nbsff1cted
while one parcel Of s. U00 worth had been dropped
upon the Goor by tic thieves In their Hight. and
bonds 70 the amount Of f1O 600 had hctn missed by
the nefaFious tecuntrels and 1el In cosnet Of the
pcst. the hursars had teeuntnsiy acted with grrat
caution, leaving no clue likely to lesd to theft DE-
tcritou.
Tbs police authorities wcre Immediately notified
Of The ifansurtion, and telccraphic message de-
patched along the various ro.tfet OF escape ftom the
town. These ncis Of Vigilance speedily blossomcd
with succets, three men, belioycd 10 b the thieves
c.rs Of The Galesbu1g police force, on trim run.
Ing into Chicago On The Chicago, darlington and
Quincy Rafkuad, neAr this city. t
Cndef one oil the seats in the car OrcHpIed by the
prisoners, found the greater portion, if nut the
en;irc asnur1t Of stocu bonds, and on the arrirnl
Of the train In Chicago. a further search revealed
the presence Of a mysterious looking carpet bag,
which, on be4ug opened, was found to contain i
l1rc number ofhnfgla,s tools Of the moe approved
palferu. The prisoners, Will their booty and In
et1nentt Of trade, were t1anshipped On arrival, "a
srotlc1 car, and Tciurned 10 the ecene OF thd1
crime thrr. 10 learn that The w1y Of the tmnssrrs
for Is ha-t-very hard. .:
, 1865-09-06
Qt)lfoao Qtibu11e.
THE AMERICAN BOARD.


IT. Eor.,,,o.~,..@4. @4..,t,r 3, cI,gc,rt...
xnn.i rainconan@ Mee,,m nn RexiacnIs ~ Scr
I1anlSt1,,f1.' - Our Nnte@'@c
Lie Interest which, TO very large snare OF
o11r' communities 'a.;ncbes I'd the animal ses-
N4.. AA1.>A@E'
saons OF the American boaru OF Contnasslon-
ers for Foreign Missions, will second the cf-
f,,+- ,,,r 1,c3rr nut, forth hr s1nra1 cnmm,.. .
4o't- Nv" oen'e Pe' -
tees, chosen IRON our coulenest 10 secure suc-
ccss In It's approaching session In Ch{capn.
~. ~ s,rsat;or, ~, tb;a etfor+ ,n.,st 80.
1he nrft olreet'oA ~ W" eAots muss neeus
be the securing entertainment for the dele
-, VII, ORC IN nh -snc}, -oono,;,,, ~ =
Gaaes VIZ 49, y. ~ o..: r. s".sSAoAnsS tue
guests Of the Christian community where the
1reefinpt Is held Chfcsgn has narer t,esn
~, ,..,-,.-.a =. .'s.-'i., -. ~" ~
Known 10 oe hfa N any sucd ea!l upon
her to welcome quests from abroad. This
u,olo A-s+ ond n,ceo,+ s,+,.. -, y,
"no.e ~ 81 NAa pat0eAs ouly = :"eA suo@
IN the appeal which Is put forth below BY
Rev. .Dr. Patton nha711nan of tha C,um,tt,<I!
~. -. -. .;.'s.,, 80, ~ ~. . y: - oNeo
On entertainment. T1e canSasserA are now
passjDr among our Ch{caro- homes il Iet them
e.s an. 1.t.L .+~5,-~. -. go - a., 80.
uuo luu MIcn III WSSo Son', ~nu ies %Ae neet
Ing CT this important and time hnnorcd Chris
t;an t,r.anizatiop 1,e the LARGEST and most suc;
- y. "a. -.
cesstul OF It's series. VIC give tho appeal i1
Er.N
, 1865-09-06

THAT Co1I1sIos-CoRnEc11oS- TRIBUNE or
yesterday, In mentioning collision between two
freight lraine, al the railroad crossing, nine miles
south Of th. city, stated that the. accident occurred
besween Michigan Central and Michigan Sonth-
ern 1uln- This Was mistake. This collision was
bctween 4 trnin on the Southern tEack end oue On
the Illinois Central track. A Michigan Southern
freight train YVES being slowly drawn across the IN.
Lois Central crossing when train on that road rau
Into It, crpsixing the locomotive and several Of
the fhttueI hain. No person was injured, and bat
comparatively little damage duae. '@'i
, 1865-09-06
Goal.

q W. GOIT 8 CO.,
NJ DEALERS n
Coal and Cedar Po9t9,
tKurGH. IAcKAwASA. PfTTSToS, HRIAIe HILL
ElliE ILLINOIS AND NORRIS 1UN
= BLOSSBEEG,
-Four 10 Ten Inch Diameter and Split Cedar roA
For Sale by Cargo, Car Load, OF Retail
Orders rpm The country sn1 CLIP trade solclted,
End of Van EQrcn street Bridge. eSctS;.s1
, 1865-09-06

In P11vA7z NATTER. consult Dr. Clarke tcondtcn-
italy II The Chicago DHpensary- NJ Clark street.
1he Doctor hAs no 1AEApE or woph but gives biz ~.
ticntn AcICAL sEly1CK IN FEnxPT, EILIARLK and
TuonpCGu TEKA1xENT. Address letters DF. CLARKE.
no. LaImon Block. Chicago. ee5m.I3lOs
, 1865-09-06

TEE HAsLox TRourE.-.1ast evening the eele-
hzated Spalding, Rose1s and unnlon.. combination
OF gJmuas,s opened for brief season In the Opera
House, 10 aIrowted audience. The feats OF the
performers are all excellent, many really wondron.,
osttakipe The Imagination buck 10 the days
oremcnt, nttonlshed the tace BY deeds OF strength
The exhibition IL morn thau worthy of visit.
, 1865-09-06

FAAHlN&lQNN Ut C jay y l9S5. I
Sealed luopesals NE invited and s - received x
tie Places and uutn the dates hereinafter usned, ar
the purchase OF the folloXlaG naaled Steamboats,.
Wharf Boatz, Ba1sea, and Other property.
, 1865-09-06

Marriage and Cclfbncy.
An Essay Of Warning and Instruction to Young Men,
Just published by The Howard Association, aud IN
sealed letter envelopes fee Of charge. Address Dr.
Sku1Ik HOUGHT0S, Howard Association, IAlA.
deiDbA. Tn 0ul319Ss.H1t
, 1865-09-06

BrnolAHT.-Uenr5 Reed was placed upon trial
ut The Police Court, charged With hurgladously en-
ter'ng room occupied by John Webb. Al No. G.
DeKoven street, and committing sn assanlt, the
presumed termination Of which was the tranship-
ment OF MI Webb's yaluahles to Mt. Reed > ;pos-
kess!op. The prisoner WIS committed for trial at
the Recorders Court md consigned 10 the base
meut Of tho Court House in default or Il 600 haff
, 1865-09-06

Az O1D .OKFKsDEn,-Chtrles jones, m 1ndI
,idua who has often figured before to-day In Poict
Court records, was charged yesteraay before Jnecs
slillilcn with stealing cost from the p.wnbrokins
establishment Of D. C. and ]. Geary on The coniel
The garment in manner certainly creditable 10 81
capabilities a. s.pso&cazlcna1n Jones had the
misfortuue 10 sell 1t 10 hrotler OF the firm he Ind
robbed, for e. Said misfortune resulted In Jones
captne, arrn1snmept and committal for trial at te
Nccordes'e Court in bonds Of $500.
, 1865-09-06

ANOTHER DRoWSrsa CAsE.-On Sunday; after:
noon last while some boSs were bathing In slip
near Loomls etreet, IN the West Division, .ome Of
their number named John Rally-a lad abons .hir-
teen years Of age, whose parents reside On Taylor
ttrecf near May-waded ont Of his depth, and be-
fore help could be rendered him had been borne
awnJ By the crncnt- The body YVES not recovered
unfit Morlay night, when an inquest Nas held he.
Station. The jury returned verdict OF necideu-
tally drowned. 4.
, 1865-09-06

Hosr1TAI ron WoAEN ASD CHIIDnks.-Ihe
Pfetldeut md attending physician Of tIs institu-
ton make the following report for the month end
ing August 81st7 167s: Number Of paticuts In ths
Hospital 81; number .oI outdoor patients, g.: to-
n ,
, 1865-09-06

Submitted tho following report which, on mo-
ton OF AID. Nooln,au, was ordered TO be >
Laid over and p,IblitAed.
TO the Mayor and Aldermen Of the City Of Chicago
In Common Council assembled:
Your Committee on Streets and Alleys. =. D., to
whom was referred the petition OF the Lake View
Avenue Company for right OF way. having had the
same under adyfscment, beg leave TO report md
recommend the passage oi the accompanying reso-
/ lrtik,
, 1865-09-06

l. Dns1AL sooHr.-1he regular monthly meeting
Of the Chicago Denial Society was held at the nsus
place On Monday last President Dt. Cushing In
The chair. Members ptc+cnt-Drs Ellis, Fuller,
Dean, Soble, stevcns, Alhaugh, Hask,li, Frceman
and Lewis. :"
A paper on Hemorlacc, nfe1 extraction, was
read BY d. FREEMAN, aud an interesting discussion
followed. /;
, 1865-09-06

FkxENrrT Asp LAncEST.-Honora Gleason,
charged at The Police Court With stealing 3a3 from
a neiebhor named bridget White, Vas yesterday
committed for trial at the Recorders Court In bonds
nf fr00.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
TO OUR PATRONS.

We would again rem ind our readers that this season of the year is time when they are constantly liable to ,ubden coughs. infu- enza. sar throat. Sc, while the children are in constant danger from croup, throat and lung complaints. It is important that every head Of family should provide a remedy that ready at all tim's for immediate use whether ;'Shailed at the dead hour of night, with the breaking out of q hard cold. the racking of violent cough, or the children with that most 'ange,ous of all diseases- -croup--or at the ,nidda: hour. you should always be prepared
 In Goes Cough Balsam, you will ind a ready and effective remedy. It grapples and cont rels lnstahtaheOusly the most stubborn coughs, while in crUnp it Is q sovereign cure. The rrlce IS but forty cents per b"ttIs-the bottles twice the sze of any other at the same price. Delays ate dangerous. You should always have it in the house. It can be found at all our drug stores. lm44.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
DIED.

In Harwinton, February 12th, Lucretis, wife of Phineas Andrus. aged 76.
 In Hartford, Ohio. on the 18th ult,, Hon. James Beebe. aged S6 formerly of Winch ester, Conn but a native of Litchfeld. He was the second son of the venerable Colonel Bezaleel i'eebe. patriot and officer of the Revolution ; and a brother of our late deceased to wnsman, Major William Beebe. He had served the pub- lie in many positions of responsibility and honor. for two years representing the 18th District in the Connecticut Senate. He was for his genial disp ,sition. his unassuming manners. and his uncompromising political and christian integrity--a man whose memory will long be cherished by all who had the pleasure Of his acquaintance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
Wood Lot for Sale.

A WOOD LOT covered with thrifty young <A timber of about P vea's growth l"c4ted ons mule from Cornwall Bridge Iron Works is offered for sale at the low price of S55O.. Ii is thought the wood will make at least 600 bu>h- els Of charcoal to the acre. and that the prop erty is offered at less than the standing wood is worth at low ra tes
 LOOK AT THE FIGURES.
 The Lot c.ntains 35 ac es
 600 bushels of c''al per acre is 2l ,O00 bush :. els at only Sl Der hundred bush l S2luo Deduct value of wood, about AGO Leaving balance of Sl7OO It will be observed that these are very mod crate estimates, at very much less tLan pres- snt prices. Apply to
 SILAS C. PATTERSON, 43 6t' Cornwall Bridge, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
1Drobatc Notires.

n klSTRICT of Cornwall. S. Probate Count, a 2 Feb. llth, 18G5. Estate ot PETER NJ. MILLS, late of Cornwall. in said District. de Ceased. The Court of Probate for the District or Cornwall. has limited and allowed six months from the date ot this order, for the c' creditors of said estate, represented insoiYent, m which to exhibit their claims thereto. and mas ,s appointed George Wheaton, and Myron harrison, Esqs. 10 receive and examine said c.aills.
 Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the office of George Wheaton, in Com wall. on the lOth day of April and lth day of August, 1865. at one o'clock, afternoon. on e'cl ot said days, for the purpose of attending to the business of our said appointment.
 sEYaSE STkoX HaMhisoSS MnkA1SS' Commissioners 443wc
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
INTENSE EXCITE
 MINT! GREAT SACRIFICE OF PRHP ERI,YI
PROPERTY!

gN IN it he poor l.o'cy to keep a B Janu ,ry Goo l, for Jnv Sales, we shall ., ,nc prices this 'nth down to sLcIl low figures will clear me out
 Just lock at the amount, Black B cloaks for s6 eacA-oli Price SIT & l9: Plush '' |" 12 < i5 B;.squenes " ]! !" 20 o5 We have put the B She: rs into the Dress l.. d nl "G Y, T. Guar q ' All Wool Merinos. sl pr yd.-Fomer price '3 Best ' 50.. 2J0 Best D,lain, s, full patterns, 37a c. pr. yd.
 Gen. Thomas has r"uted Gen. Hood in the West, and we intend 10 route Wool Hoo 's at the Arcade. SD in they z" for 76 cents each Old price Sl.25 and Sl.50-5m Ill Sizes fir ), ents.
 '.7en large Nubias, nt sl each I,iscount f on Sl.G .G5. dozen small NuJias, 50 cents-- Old prices, Sl.
 Gl yes aud Hoop Skirts :st your own price. Coats Spool Cotton, F cents.
 WillinanIic 10 C.
 But we can't dwell on prices.
 Just call and '' Give us a bid " a,d take in ( Grois away. We shall keep hem no longer. We aie bound to make them march and shall put all of unr Go i- m .,.I- 2. cat Clraring out Gall and rush them ,iT some price, The Room want, ,d ar have. Come and see
 Remember we cGnt nor uont be m lers # the A-caie Store, Exchange Place.
 E. IlI NrE. P.oprirt Waterbury, Jan. l6, 1865. # 0
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
JC1TUUT. Albany, N. Y, Match IA, 1864.
From Rev. JOHN MOTT. D. D., Profass: sor ill Union College, Schenectady,

l SOl IA SAA1SA1 SSi1CSC, SSCuSuSCLaQY,
 Since first publicly acknowledged the great benefit which I received from the skiJlful treat ruent of Dr. Lighthii, in regard to my hearin0 letters of inquiry have incessantly poured un. on me from all parts of the country from nar. ties desiring tO learn the particulars of my case. and am indeed surprised at the number of individual' who are affected similar to tha manner in which have been, and therefore, feel it more and more sacred dutv wJich ' owe to those sufferers, to direct them to a proper and reliable source to obtain tbe bens. 1 fit they so much tovGt, and which SO many afflicted ones have hitherto sought in v.;n 1 just as I had done previous to applying to Dr. l Lghthil.
 1 had bad from infancy one very deaf ear ] which always discharged more or less offensive i matter, and was the source of the greatest an- noyance and discomfort to me. Last year the "t'r ear also became diseased, and both ears l 'ii-chai gen yellow matter very profuse and highly offensive. My hearing became very much implied and the discharge produced the greatest debility of body and depression of spirits. Iappled to my family physician and other practitioners without deriving any ben. eft and almost ,lespa;red of Deng restol ed tc; health. when providentally. I applied to Dr. Lighthill. Ulide, this treatment my ears he. gan to improve at once. and continued to do 50, until, in a comparative short time both ears were healed, the discharge removed. and my hearing restored At first feared he cure would not be permanent, "r that the stoppage '.f discharges of ID ng standing might provs detrimental to my general health. a feat which find great many entertain in regard to the emoval of discharge from the ear. Mv experience. however, has proved conclusiyely that my apprehensions were entirely arnnnS. less in hotl, respects for both ears are is well and my nearing aa g"6al ut present. as the dav l left oit treatment. and the stoppapes of tbe discharge. instead of proving sdetrmpntal to my health. has given me the highest elasticity md vig"r of body. and a flow of spirits not ex. l'"rienced for long time previous
 l wish the above statement might serve as &
 ieneral answer to those interested. hut should
 ','c or the other desire to arply th me person. ally. or by letter, will cheerfily satisfy all | reas' nahle demands upon my time
 Iavail myself of this opportunity of again publicly expressing my deeply felt gratitude Ito Dr. Lighthill. whom I esteem as gentle man and man of science. in wiit Fl the high: sst uontdenee may Su ,iaet''
 logS yo1ys
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
10 CONSERVATIVES.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to he;. tn in |. few weeks, by d very simple reme dy. alter having suffered several years with Q severe lung affection. and tha. dread disease. Consumption lis anxious to naSe known to his feil''w-slifferers the means of cure.
 l" all who desire it, he will seul a copy of inc prescription used tiree of charge). with the hi'rctI n> for 'rep.ri s anl using the same, which they wilt find a -ure CURE for Consnmp. ton. Asthma. Br'rcl.i,s, Sc. The only ob- Jcct "t the advertiser in senliug the Prescrip- .i"n i> [" benefit he afflic licted. and spread iu- fot aittion which he cccives tu be in val ua bie; and he hop. every sufferer will try his reme- dy. an It will cost them nothing, and may rove d blcSsiny
 Parties wishing the prescription will please address
 REv EDWARD A. WILSON.
 Williamsburgh, Kings Co.. N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
A CARD.

Will you allow me. through your paper. to acknowledge the kindness of my people, after promptly paying up my salary for The year. Ill presenting me supplementary eltt ot lwo Hundred Dollars. Such considera tion in these times of high prices is douby grateful. and duly appreciated would also express my thanks to those individuals, wno have remembered their pastor family with equal del cacy and Iiberalty, 5y various gifts of money, provisions, Sc trusting that in their own experience they may realized the truth. That it is more blessed to give than to receive.''
 VIM. T. DOL BLEDAY. Pastor Con Church. Goshen Feb l4tb 1865 di Two
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-02-16
FAEMS TUis G4AA!3o

'ENHE Subscriber offers fol sale his FARMS.
 -8 one of which is in Morris ..itchtiell Co.,. Conn one mile south eaS+slly from th. Gen. ter. aud contains lG1 AcrcS, with d large Brick l'welliDg House, two Ba"ns, and other Ont
 Buildings thereon. The main R llling is well
 The other is the Farm known as the Charles
 Buell. Farm. lying in Lirchtield about two and 'ie half mics eitstrry from the Center con- talnlng 100 Acres. with a Slw-MiIi. DM cling
 H"use. and suitable Oat Buildings. Either
 place will be sold whole or by paiceIs, to suit purchasers. The Subscriber will also sell at public auc tion. oh the 1st day of March, A. b. 1885, the Stock. T"os, &c, on tue first mentioned place consisting of 22 Milch Cows, pai,s Oxen, pair Nurses. Colt, Shuats. and Farming aud Dairy Uten- sls generally. Should one vr both of the Farms remain | unsold at the time of the Auction, they will | l'e put up for sale, (if there aIe pur. h.srrs )
 at that time. If not sell they will be rented l Auction Sale to commence at 9 o'clock,
 A. Al.
 1 Should the day he stormy, the sale will be
 adjourned to the next fair day 1 TOT particulars, enquire of David Benton
 or R. Pierp"nt, Morris, or of myself, on the
 hist mentioned place. l Alt march ls V. DEWEY.