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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1865-02-20
R&PHILOsOPHY OF MARRIAGE

Tne Piopfietors Of the New York Mussum o. Anat-
ouy nave deterined, regardless Of expspss, 10 i6-
eua frEo tfor the bsns1t OF Gutring humanity, snd
suppression 4 quaesery) foaE OF their most inter
esing and Instructive Lectures Mari &c and its
oisqnaliheationg, Nervous and Phi steal Debility,
PrtmGture decline OF Manhood, Indigestion, v eak-
neas or Depression, Inpotsney, Less OF Energy and
Manly Power; ths great Sossl Xvii, and those
AalaifS which result from youthfGl f0lI1sS, ez-
cessel Of maturity, and Ignorance Of Phyaiology
End lava Of nstuFe.
Thesa invhfuable Lectures have been the means
OF 0nliehteaiDg aud lavfag thousands, ond will be
l5fWaFded ffes. on receipt Of fsur stamps, by ad-
crtssing eECRETbRT, New York Aussum Of Anat-
ony and Medicines 6ls Broadway, New Yofk.
fsBi5.RS
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New York & Harlem RailFoads
NOTTCE FO TRATELERs.

AaAAA-ANA
TWO Express TRAINS DAILY
Sundays 0xosptad-l
MORNING EXPRESS, leaving Troy 81 9s15 a.
n; from Albany ct Hudson River Depot - $50 A.
r., arriving At New York ct $50 P. n.
AFTERNOON EXPRESs, leaving Troy Is soc
P. n; from Albany ct S;76 ?. n. arriving As hsa
York at os9O p n, connecting with express train1
for PhiladalphiA and Warrington City.
The Cincinnati Express from Buffalo ocnnecta
with the ESQ a. Albany for EsW York b. The HaE-
lem Road.
Tor ths better accommodation Of the public, ar.
rangemenia have been made 70 run the trains q
the Hudson RiVer Railroad %. and thoss Of The h
z. and Harlem Railroad %. At dinsrent houza tFon
Albany and Troy.
TIE HARLEM ROAD.
Passengers win be Tieksted and Baggage checked
ever this road direct 70 New York b. The Central
B. B. Co., and all connecting lines North and West
Tickets Of the Hudson RiTor Railroad Co. and ol
this Co. will be received By either road and BAgr
gage checked By either Company Win b dsiTsrod
n New York without change Of ehsok1.
Nov I'd, 1854. =. A. OHAPLH, sup't.
FoRD n. GRHU. Advertising Agent.
A. B. KNIoKERBocKEG, Agent, Albany. nod1sks
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9Enttstrg.
TOOTHAUHE CURED.

TIOOTHAUHE CURED. = !
ALEX. B. HALLIWELL, II. D., Dentist,
Is prepared to furnish full seis Of Artificial Teeth
Of great strength snd durability, in exact lmitA-
tion Of the natural onsB free from any metallic or
other unpleasant tRs:efst ONE DOLLAR per Tooth
and upwards. ...-.
ESTABLISHED TWELVE YEARS,
Corner Ontario st. and PuDne square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO. III
NB.-Br. HAlHEeH begs to inform BIS many
patrons and friends that be intends to removp from
his old stand about the frat Of APRIL ofwhlch
du notice will be given. -. feb7
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COFGREssTORAL.
WAsa1NaToN, Feb. is.
HOUSE.

L 3 G HOUSE. j E.lt -
The House proceeded TO act on the amend
ments reported Yesterday from the Commit
tee of the Whole on the State of the Union,
10 the Amendatory Internal Revenue bill.
Nearly all the amendments reported were
eoncurred in, while others were reserved
for separate votes. s-.- ven. 49,. Il, 1-
~ The House concurred in keeping the tax
on beer and porter at one dollar barrel.
Instead of ~ per cent, as now, on the
gross receipts Of railroads, steamboats,, ferry
boats, bridges, &c., the law is altered SO as
toimpose duty of ~ PEI cent, on the nett
receipts.
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~WINT00o Ann T9F V7COi

~ MANHOOD AND THE V1GOR
OF YOUTH RESTOBED in four weeks, b. Dr..
Hlcord's EssEEUE or LIFE. Dr.. Hioord fof Pa
IN has appeiufed hn Agent Ia New York for the
sale ~ his highly -prssd Essence OF Life. This
Wonderlul agent VIII restore Manhood to the most
shattered eaaatitutianr in four weeks, and II used
eeqcrdng to pEinted instructions, failure is imFos-
lIr-1 eibia. success, IN every care Is certain.
Dr. Ricords Eusence OF Life is sold ia cases. With
lun Instructions for use, At So, four qIantities
81 enc for So and viii be sent 20 aDy part, careful
u p4stet On rosept Of remittance % bis aosredit-
~ Cd aEe1f. Circular sat irso on receipt 81 four
stamps PHlLIP RQLAHD,
az Broone street, one door west OF Broadway,
4 a1th15.R3 Nav York.
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FROm ST. LOUIS.

ST. LOUIS, Feb. Is.
The Legislature hss accepted an invita-
ton from the Chamber of Commerce of
this city to vssit to st. Louis and psrtske
of banquet, and designated next Tuesday
as the time. The State Convention is in
vited to share the festivities.
An extensive spoke factory belonging to
Woodburn & Scott, corner Broadway and
Scott street, was burned last night. Loss
$2Oo. 1000; insured for $4,000.
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BELL7s sPKOIFIO PILLS-WABI

RAETED IL ALL OAsE8.--Oan b relied
Fever lhl 20 ourei Do not nausostei Are sped
fa aetionl 10 ehangs Of diet rsquirsdI Do not IL
ssrlsrs With business punuitsi Gan Be used with
aat dsteotionl Upward Of 900 cures the past month
s-1oms OF them very severe CASES Over one huEs
drAd Physicians have used thsm IN their pras-
fios, and Epeak wen OF their efficacy, and approve
cf thsir oompoEtion, which Il entirely vegetable
end HARMLESS on the system. Hundreds Of eertih,
eats can be hhoEn. Bells Specific Pills are q,
original and o1ly gouuins Specific PHI They are
hdapted for rasie End female, oldor yoang, ans
fhs only reliable remedy for efeoting permed
Hsnf and speedy cure in s CASES OF 6permatoFrhea-
er Seminal Weakness, With En tts trains Of oEil1
such e. UrethrHi and Vaginal Discharges, Gleet,
hs Whites, Nightly or Involuntary Eui1sion1I In
eopttusncs, Genital Debility and Erritablity, In.
potency, Weakness or loss Of Power, Nervous De-
billy &C.. &c., all Of which arise principally fro
Sexual Exoesses OF Self Abuse, or some conHtttu-
fIopAf,derangemsnt, and tnoApaeisGtos the sufferer
from fulaIIing tbs duties Of married life. In 81
esxual diseases, GOnorrhee elect and strioturos
Honguting Paysician for the treatment Of Seminal,
Ursnsry, sexnal, and EsrVorI Diseases, who VII
( Bsnd ffos % all the following valuable work, In
Dealsd snxelope:
THl HEFrINra TEoU6IED.-DE. Bells Treattss on
galf Abuss, Premature Deoay, Impotence and Lca
of Power, soxual Diseases, Seminal weakness,
Elehtly EmiagiouI, Genital Debility, 60, So,
pamphlet Of e. pages, containing important i'd
Vios 10 the afiisted, and which should be read b
0ForT mnsrsr as the means Of cure IN the BeveroIt
Etagos q pIafniE nst forth. I've stamps required
g pay postage. iuly2l:Rs;mo.U.ri6Wy
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6ausartzh.
AND HATR WORA.

WIGs AND HAIR WoRA.
". D US INV kSIABhlsn41A4s
FHI LARGEST u TH1 sTAEk
a MA HAKEEa AAl LADIES' hAR DlEsSlH9
IS PUBZIO SQUARE.
zzLasahoturoE q AL hHal q WIGS hslusiaz
khe eslsbrsted
TELUsEoN WIG. 81
that 20 reSsmbles nature e 70 dsty ne 6oSasl
Ucrutiny. 4 very large and beauttfn Ieook o.
EoEG HAIR, drought By the proprissoR non
EuroOo for SWITCHES end BRAIDs-ths Ines
assortmsnk ever sen q this alty.
Lsdieg' Front Pieces and Half-WigEs
In sEoEy Etyls, with an improysnsn1.
gFTs OF OuRLs, msds from TrsneA EAtGzai
Carried Halr lguaranteed.]
uueUH1 DOUBLE ana TRIPLE BoNss
WATEBFALL8, So.y ,
uEsds by the advertiser, equal 2 tnoss -.
Ladis9 BrAida mAds Into any kana ol Aeee- -Df,aA
AZ I5oaT without injury 70 swim.
LADIES HAIR DBEseIAG IN ne 1o1t 7lsfaal
aRaad falhi0nabis stylel.
IAN WORK warranted - raprosente1-
bot and GOLD BATHS - An hours- oeaS
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- OLD RYEs MADE NFW-

A pamphlet directing how to speedily restore
sight and give up spsctseles, without aid Of doctor
or modicene-Sent By mail free, on receipt Of ten
fsbIERsdkw Ii30 Broadway, New York
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0LEVELAND AND 40LKD0 < 3

0LEVEhAAD AND 4VLRDO < Z
ls6t-S. WINTER ARRAHGEAR3, IsSE-E
On and ansr Monday, Oct. ust, lssl, PaasnrsE
Trains VII lsaYs Cleveland - foli0H1 CsandaTs q.
eeptsd;
ssi0 "A. M.-GHI6AdO HXFBES6.-gtops at Bersa.
Grafton, Oberhn, Wakeman, Horsalk, Monroes
vile, BeileV1s, Clyde, Fremont and Elmozes
and arrfFga At Iolsdo At u IS P. Il. Ohicaro as
uSOP. u, and Datruft 30 Pm.
7.il P. M.-WESTEBN nAIL.-StopI at Al stations
on Southern Division, and Arrives at Toledo ae
72P.E.; Chicago ct 5 ;b A. \. and Detroit as
f,0P. M-NORTHERT MAIL.-5tcDs a. Al Efni
lions on Northern DlViEion, and arrives at sans
duBky at 7.l0 p. H.
Da1 p. M.-HIgHT EAPRl63.-StoFl Is 6fAlton I
EorWAIk, HonrooTills, Clydo and Irsmont, ana
arrives At Tolodo Is Is A. n; OhicaRo nf u -
P.H. and Dstrolt At s 90 Al =.
OONHEOT1OEB.
OonnsctlOng arc made st HonroeTlIls Win ths BlRs
dusky, ManBdeld 3 Newark b b et CJdo With IL
esnduaky, Dayton 3 Cincinnati 3. B.; at fremont
with the Fremont 3 Indiana b. 3. (; and at Toledo
with the Michigan Southern Northern Indiana Ald
Toledo 3 WabaGh Railroad1 for Chicago, Detrolt
Jackson FoIt WAYNE, LogAnsport, LafaTsfts, CARS,
Alton. st. LOulIs and al points Wssts Northwest Ana
Trains arrive In usyslAnd from Toledo and ~
West at 9sD A. H, 2:i5 ,. H., and $50 p =, IEca
Eandu1U et 9:l5 A. \. i. d. RUOAEks buB6
ClGTalnud, Oct. 8. laAs
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IMPORTANT no LADIBS-Dr. IA

lmIOIfLAHL ~ 44h04DdO--LAs 4AAAA'
ssy'g RSusls Pills naTs nsVeT Jet hiled In romoV.
frq dihoulfies sFiging from obstruction, or stop.
pago Of nature, OF IN restoring the HyTten % peT'
~ health when sansring from Spinal Ansotions,-
Prclapsus, Uteri The Whites, or other Feakne1
ths Uterine Organs. fhs Pills ars perfectly harm
Isss on the oonstitua6n, and may b taken By the
Host doliosts female without eauEing diStrsSs-ths
came time they act Ike . charm By strengthening,
lnVIgoratfng and restoring the system to health
condition, and By bringing on the monthly period
With rsgulsrfty, no matter from what oa1So6 the
obstruction may arise. They EhOuld, however, HO1
b taken during the 6rEt three months ef pregnAn-
~, though safe at any othsF tina 81 miseantsga
would Be- the re5zit.
-Each box contains 90 pills. Erios %.
Dr.. HAREHz's TRnATIsl on Diseases Of Females,
Pregnancy, Miscarriage, BarTenness, steriity, Be
producston, and Abuses Of Nature, and emphAfioAl-
~ tbe Isdfss Private Medical Adviser, pamphlet
Of es pages sent fres 70 any sddrel. Six oonts ~
Gaired 70 Pay postage.
EigSd, securely sealed, and prepaid, By
S.BBYAH, n. D, General Agent,
10. T6 Cedar st., Few Rork.
N soId by al the principal Druggists.
a.W. OL1RK, Druggist, Agent for Cleveland.
iulEzi: :RS.In- -ffWv
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2psf- 0ttifs 8ItaR- 8abgg.
lSS4.5. Winter Arrangements Is6A.s.
FOB TIE
A2RITAL AND CLOSING OF NAILS,
At TEE
CLEVELAND POST-OFFICE

ooHHEH0THs HoHDAX. oOToBEB SIsTs 1854.
81 Mails viii Be opened and ready for dsliVsE7
one hour after arrival Of trainE.
- All Mails close one hour kefUrs departure
tralnH.
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EhaIbg-EAndulky, Msnghsld { dsHnrk RanIoad, 4
aAnaeoids ht. Vernon. Newark, EanoTf1l-
oTsstlins-PitsburEh. FoEs Wayns 3 Ohioago Ran.
road FOREST, upper 8andu8ky, DelphoI, Lima.
Tort WATne, Laporte, Chicago, So-- Weat nn4
last toE ha1sceld, Wooster, Masaillon, An.
Grafton and Beleiontaine Raroad Line, foT harion.
BeilefontAtne, Sidney, Union, Muncia, Indian
apol8, Terre Haute, VinSe1na1, TIa1lTilIa,
Louisville, Cairo, st. EouiB, 10.
DdlsWars-With Springfeld Branch Tor HnFtnEdaId.
Coiumbus-Littis Miami 3 Columbus, and Xo1la
Railroad for 1sniA, Dayton, 1ndianapolil,
Tsrre Haute, st. Louis, Morrow, LoTelaad and
Cincinnati, and with tho Ohio and MisIissip1i
RAilroad At Cincinnati for Louisville, HVans.
Vile Cairo s.. Louis, and al PotnH On IL
Ohio River.
ColumbuB-Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, Ea1oss
Vilie, Wheeling, &C.; Columbus, Pic1A Ing
diana Railroad for Piqua, Urbana. kc.
9y-Tor Tickets 70 ell points and insornAtion ap3ig
at the Passenger Station, and at Unicn Ticket O1esf
li7 superior Etreot = 8. FLINT,
OieTelsrd Oct n IssL 5upSri1ss1dsnf
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8aiL.uaNa.
I A TLANTIO AID GREAT WRsTKRE
"a RAlAWAY.
FsIT and WfntaF EFYs1 eneDf,

Takes Eject Monday, Novem6sr zstb, 1854.
Two Through Express Trains CDaIly) be tween
CLEVELAND and INV. YORK -a won
HDAI E1PREss, leaves Cleveland (5undays excePt.
ed1 ct ESQ NJ arrives st MeadTie at 2:00 ,. n.
Dinner) Salamanca Is 6s55 P. H., (5l lepins Dsszl
and New York At l:10P.H n.
'FHIsHT ExPREss,n leaves Cleveland CSaturdays
exespted,) 81 9:l5 P. H., sleeping Cars attached
arrives st MeadVil1s ct LEO A. n, Salamanca 81
ESQ A. n, and New York at 1880 P. n. JT
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

!, ,5WATERTows.--Mr James c Scovill has sold his, fine farm, about mile south of the center
 op the Waterbury road, to Thomas Judson, ei
 Woodbury. It comprises about 200 acres, and is a very valuable farm.
 gs .a George Barnes lost valuable flock of ten sheep on Thanks giving day, they having been killed outright by dogs. or bitten so se- serely as to necessitata their being killed. The sheep were worth upwards of one hundred dol. lars and were highly prized by their owner.- Mr. Barnes tracked the dogs to the houses of their owners.
 7 - The Rev. Benjamin Parsons, late of
 Windsor, has been called to the pastorate of the Congregational Church and Society in Wa -tertown. and has accepted the call and entered upon his duties. Salary, $500 and the use of the parsonage. ses
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

@ We do not believe there is another newspaper in Conleetieat ofNoysr one years standing, that can show as clean subscription account 'ss ahs Enquirers w have before us $ Spaper rontaiping the names ot those who oxe us rnsore tban five dollarss and those who have asopped tie Enqniter without paying their dnes OYthe former class there are but ten, and of the latter but five These fifteen men 4,here is not a woman on the list,) are doubt ,e,smes worthless and -despicabie menabsfs afs the. com mnnities where they live. and anything ttat ws 6.ay say cannots probably effect their reputation, or credit. We find among them nine conservative and consistent members of the Repudiations party, and we. commend them to our neighbor down the way one is aotel keeper: which may de-bm our collecting our dues, but we do not believe it; two are law yers, who would like to do the fair thing by ass but are afraid if they pay one debt twill es- tablish an embarrassing precedent; one is a doctor, and, as we are mighty sick of trusting him, we wish ha would X-ercise his skill by writing a.preseription for aboutten dollars and sign bis. name, legibly at the bottom (M. D. s are famous for good pennnanship);; one is a minister, who is probably starving or, fifteen or twenty hundred dollars q year, and is not ex- pected to pay his debts, but for the credit of his cloth we wish he would write us a short sermon from the text, owe no man anytkDg, and give itsa practical illustration. The rest are farmers. who cannot pay because butter and pork bring such low prices mechanics,
 whose wealth is all invested in children; and F gentlemen of leisure who cannot make their ends meet .=.sss.,t e. s,s-.se esfao
 Immortal fifteen, farewslll You have been dear to us You have been faithful. You have stuck to us, through thick and thin,s like lice to a beggar, But we shall have to : come back onto yoa.~i Heneefprtha our terms. with you will be- strictly in iadvabee.' ' We have tried to be patient with you. We told you two or three times that you should not act such conduct. We even offered to forgive the debt,' if you would ,cnly ask ns to % Now our
 bills against you will go into the bands of, au
 Attorney, and that he may haunt you till you pony up is the prayer of f, s@ss sk;ersfgsR
 Ma 5e TIE ENQUIRER. < 98 dgns ------~>>-.--- nsG E Ba~ Ex-Governor Thomas Corwino twas struck with paralysis in W ashington on Satur- day and died On Monday.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.

THR HoLIDAYs.--The gayest season of the entire year is now approaching, bnt whilst we are enjoying this festive season let us not for get that in time of health we must always be prepared for disease. Coughs. colds, sore throat, croup, asthma, and whooping cough are speedily cured by Goes Cough Balsam. Whilst dyspepsia. constipation, siok-headaehe, sour stomach, indigestion-the most prolific source of ill health, is certainly cured by the timely use of Goes Dyspepsie Cure.
 = Among the deaths registered in London was thstof an infant from splinter of wood, swallowed accidentally in a little sugar causing perforation of the bowels.
 -ALondon reporter say IS that the Thames police have remarked as a characteristic cir cumstance, that nearly all females who throw themselves into the water are careful to divest themselves of their bonnet and shawl, which are placed on the ground in such manner as not to be in the least damaged.
 - Al officer in tho navy seeing sailor praying before an engagement, reproached him with cowardice, There is no cowardice in it," said he, I was praying that shots might be distributed among the officers in the same proportion IS prize money is.
 A Providence man deposited $l,000 for safe keeping in an unused stove. He was called out of town unexpectedly, and the cold snap coming on, fire was kindled in the stove, and the hard earnings of years were re- duced to ashes in single moment a
 EDucArIox IN IrALy = From report .sub- mitted to the Italian government on the edu. cation of the people, it appears that, out of 2,717 .bS4 people, l6,999. .76l are unable either to read or write. In Piedmon,at only half the population is able to read
 = Tn England, it is said, so,ooo GOO bushels of barley are annually made into beer. One hrm sometimss uses GA 900 bushels per week and pays $5OO. 900 per for freight. to one rail road company. Not less than 60 GOO drnnL. ards die annually, and 10000 persons ars each year dismissed from communion for drunkardnsss.
 - One of the best things of the season i, that of Bishop Simpson, who has declared ii favor 6f paying the rebel war debt when it he comes due, yis .s after the independence q tho confederate dates shall have been secur cd"
 An old California digger. with witcl hazel stick, has convinced Benjamin Beach who liyss nsar Wiiliamsport, Pa, that fhere il siiyer on hin place, and the fellow has dread, dug doNn ffty feet to find it. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
DEED.

AIn Dansille, Ky, Dec. 9th Mrs. Martha. wife Sf kufustine Hart Esq, and daughter of Dea- con Joshua Bird of Bethlehem aged 2S years.
 e In Fulton Illinois, on the ath- inst., ,nf.cou' sumption Hiram H. Deming only son of the
 late Captain Frederick R. Dsming and grand
 son of Stephen peming Esa afzthis.- -sillaea sged 1S years and 5 months. 1a
 In Adrian Michesan Dscembsr1eth, Henry L. Bissell, son of Abel and Betsey Bisseli for
 merly of Litehfeld aged ss! He ds. has Sssu ss" Mary E. wife of Henry L. Bissell, aged Se years. Sentinel please copy.
 In Goshen, on Tuesday, Dec. 18th at 2 o'clock IP N. Mrs. Elizabeth Lyman, aged 9Sy years and 8 months, fsliet- of the late Moses Eyman In New Milford on the 9th inst, suddenly Pamela H. wife ofWilliam J. Lane in the 67th year of her age et
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

The President has relieved Provisional EGoyef6of Parsons, of Alabama. and instructed |hi9 to pass over to the Governor elect, all |stats papers and property ip hiscustody The |order iss accompanied with sp expression oi xrest satisfaction with heaesion ofths, ,Legis [lat1fs. and with the manner fn which Govern or Parsons has performed the dutiesof his re spousible office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

The New York Tribune, on the 1st inst ], divided among its stockholders $50, 900 q the profits of four months business. The entire original stock of the institution was only $l0o. 900. fs5s s5g1ps tsAl
 ANew Bedford paper gives : list of for ty six American whaling vessels, with ten thousand two hundred and fifty two barrels Of oil, destroyed by rebel dirstes during the late war The vaius of the vessels is estimated at one million one hundred and fifty thousand dollars, and the value of the oil at half mil lion dollars. \
 Lord Palmerston was the first who intro duced the waltz into England. His dancing at Almack's 50 years ags, with tho Prinesss of Lieven. the fsmsnins Russian diplomatist and faithful ffiead of N. auisot, waa much cd mired. <ss ~-s ,ses sg8S sgs f.sss ssks,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

i The Arsenal at Washington was on Mon day, the scene of another dreadful explosion, similar to that which occurred there . year ago. Seven persons are reported killed. and several
 others seriously injured. All were discharged soldiers, employees in the bnildiDg. se K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21
N0TTCE,
EOR SAIlN.

B A TIN shop with stock ana tosls, Dasliihe
 A House, Barn and one acre of land formerly 8 owned and occupied by Henry 3. Rugelss lkle
 Of Kent, decsaseds situated centrally in the vil lage of Kent Plains about thirty rods from the,41
 Housatonic Railrcad station. The iocation is . ft
 desirable one, and any one wisping Co ens4le otI
 in the Tin and Stove business will hnd tkil c La rare opportunity For further particulars 1d. |dress ksB RU0oLEs. Administrator ssSeAw HF sssE .eouthbusy, % tfiA
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-21

Awful Carnage. Terry & Potter.
 For Sale, A B Ruggles ........ps4 For the Holidays Wheeler Bros New Goods. Wm. H Braman. 4a First National Bank of Litchfeld Starr, Burkett & Co.,, Hartford. ass ' " Happy New Year, Moses, Shandel < Co. Buell. & Wessells Selectmen's Notice.
 Notice, Board of Relief.
 Auction Sale, F c Garfield. ..s...sss Pequabeck Agricultural Society; < ,4sif.st Estate of Samuel Sanford Public Auction, Elzur Fem, Administrator.