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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

..SAARos.-The thief who stole the horse, harness and buggy from Warren Brown, two weeks since, was overtaken in Deposit, N f.' and the property recovered. He calls himself William Oakley, and is now in jail at Delhi. N. ", awaiting further proceedings Tn the matter.
 = The Litchfeld County Teachers Institute held ;ts annual meeting in sharon last week. commencing on Tuesday and closing on Fri day evening. The attendance was respectable in numbers, and the proceedings Interesting in their character. Resolutions, expressing the thanks of the convention to the citizens of sharon, for their hospitable attention, and Kind treatment to the members of the Institute, passed by a unanimous vote.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

THoaAsros Chas. Jewett. tho well kaown temperance lecturer. addressed the citi- zens of Thomaston, on Thursday evening" Iof week before last, on the subject of Temperance. and on Saturday evening upon the subject of Nutrition. The attendance upon the last nam ed lecture not being large, on account of the limited knowledge of the notice. he was reques ted to repeat the same in the Congregational Church. which he did Oil Monday evening. - The attendance was large. and at the close Of his very interesting lecture. Noah Norton, Esq, on behalf of the Clock Company and the citi- zens. presented the Doctor with one of those we'll known and valuable calendars manafac-- tured by the Company. Happy speeches were made by both parties. and the influence of the lectures it is hoped will be beneficial to all who heard them. .,,. t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

| v The New York Times If the 30th says Az near Is we can estimate. thsre have been about fortysfve railroad saccidsnss, {so esllsd) since the close of the civil var In April last The precise number of the casualties, (so callsd) is not easily ascsrtainsd; but It is cer- tain from the researches that we have made, that the Killed and woundsd do not number less than fffesh hundred. If to the casualties by railroad during this time, be added those resulting from steamboat and steamship dis asters, (so called) during the same period, the grand aggregate of killed and wounded will Dc found to foot up not short of five thousand.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14


 BETHLEHEM. E. NJ. Wright pastor of the Congregational Church and Society in Bethlehem has resigned his pastoral charge and preached his farewell sermon on the first Sabbath of September. At a meeting called to act upon Mr. Wrights resignation the mem bers voted that they would gladly retain Mir. Wright as their pastor. but in view of the fact that he had previous to resigning his pastoral charge received and accepted a call from the Congregational Church in Terryville, it was deemed expedient that the relation existing between him and the Society should be dissolved.
 = A union Sunday school picnic, consisting of the Congregational. Methodist, and Episco- pal Sunday Schools of Bethlehem, was held last Thursday afternoon in the beautiful grove of MT. Northrop. Appropriate remarks were made by Rev. MT. Osborne of the Methodist Church, and by Rev. Mr.. Bailey of Waterbury. A bountiful collation. was provided and as the day was delightful, the picnic proved to be one of the most pleasant and was enjoyed by the large number of children in attendance
 i---> ~-
 GosBEN.-There will be an exhibition of Tableaux at the Congregational Church on Tuesday evening, for the benefit of the Sab bath School. The programme is very difusive and we'll selected, consisting in part, of the following pieces: Lilly and Rose, Indian Prin. cess, New Year, Pyramid of Flowers, May and December, Cat Nap, Learning to Write, Sleepy Schoolmaster, Our Father in Heaven, The Tiff Night, Morning, Abraham sending away Hagar, Search after Happiness, Raw Recruits, Drunk ards Daughter, Young Politicians, Cagliostros Magic Mirror, Light of Other Days, Old fash toned Pair of Shutters, Old Folks at Home. First Scrape, Statuary, Strong Attachment, Has sorrow thy Young Days Shaded. Brandy Smash, Peace and Reconstruction. These will be interspersed with an abund- ance of choice music. Those who know hand somely Goshen people always get up such ex- hibitions. will need no urging to attend. Tick cts only twenty cents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14
Gone Crazy.

9aiWhen man is looking for some peculiarly satisfactory and benign dispensation of Provi- depceathat will make him happy husband, or wealthy orphan, or 3 peaceful widower, and is suddenly disappointed, we are not surprised fine exhibits little temporary insanity Or be- wilderment. So, as our Democratic friends have been disappointed in their hopes and prophecies, by the successful closing of the war, we should not be astonished at some irregulari ties in their conduct. There is plenty of such evidence, that when the Rebellion came to grief inc Democracy s,took it hard.'..a 4i
 Down in Pennsylvania. where so many mem- bers of the party still insist upon voting for An drew Jackson, they held a, State Convention last month. They proceeded to. placa the re- sponsibility of slaughter, debt and disgrace of he'ciyl war upon the shoulders of the Union party; pronounced negro suffrage to be 'high crime against the Constitution, and informed Mir. Johnson. that they shall not support him unless he saves the South from the curse of negro equality and suffers no person to he murdered by military commission With these noble and conservative sentiments, the demo. crats of Maine seem sadly at loggerheads.- = They met in Portland, and offered the Presi
 dent the anqualifed support of fifty thousand men in Maine resolved, that 'the ballot is the right of every American citizen,' that leach state possesses the constitutional recognized right of prescribing the qualifications of cleo tors, no. ( high crime,) in it and forget to say anything to Mr.. Johnson against military courts. A half dozen other State Conventions followed this last example; New York even going so far as to nominate some of the most noted abolitionists in the state upon their tick
 et. They have been known, also. on one or two occasions, to speak of the late unhappy war as q rebellion It would not be 2 surei proof of lunacy, if the spittle ran down theii Beard (as it does in many cases). for how could a sane man so soon forget that there has been no rebellion, only a nigger war : and that MT Johnson is only drunken abolition Presi- dent.''a r ;s. ts;,,5, si.,,6,,..y. if .,a,,s T
 It is certainly very rough on our conquered southern neighbors, for their friends at the North toi come back'on them so. Anybody but funkey we say. These miserable scoun
 drels have encouraged and assisted their mis
 guided brethren all through the struggle There is not'a rood of the whole road from pence and prosperity down to bankruptcy and ruin and death. that these northern sympathiz
 CTS (?) have not enticed and crowded them on And now they propose to repudiate history, to
 wash their hands in innocence, and as one o
 them said, to let the dead past bury it's dead.
 An! there will never be dead to the events of the last four years, and the Democratic party of the North will always bear the brand oi
 blood and the unwholsome stench of treason.
 n@- Now is tho time to push true Demo cratic papers in every direction, for it is only
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

bdT Next week we hold our County Cattle Show and Fair. There are prospects of an
 unusually fine exhibition. We hope the atend- anee will be . largsones The printer will be
 'at home, and willbe glad to receive calls
 from his delinquent friends. ,itig.,9 X M
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-09-14

cheegiully accorded, ana the ne8fo eueSa'o"
 for the intelligent yielding of that political.
 power which the progress of events promise to
 put him in possession of. The sagacious are
 vise in their time ,bsyepd many of their fsl.
 lows, and see the wisdom of making intelligent
 men and women of the freedmen. W,
 -- Since the fall of Richmond. upward of GOO oOo men with all theif fsgihental officers have been mustered ont, disbandsd. paid off, and every man conveyed id lis dcOrsisp at: the expense of the government; over the whole. expanss of our wide county. from Eastport, at the extreme Northeast. to the Falls of st An, thony. at the Nofthwsst. and St. Eodis. at the Southwest, and embracing allthe Middle and Border Statess ~ astH
 L-iwiIs, Of Aadsfsonsills infsmy now on trial, l,at Washington was clerk at pr. Munde's water cure at NorthAnpton. Mass, (l'lorsncs) from October. ls52,to Janss 1858. and sstols s6O from the doctor after he had given him . of honesty. Dr.. Mnnds followed hin ups however, and usds hin sstufn the Acharacter.s a4s Hf3el@
 -- Gov. Hamiltops of fTsxaslhss issnsd s proclamation, ordering the necessary steps tD enable him to csll . convention Of dslsgatss to be elected by these q the people who arc loy- Il ts the United siatss sndlaonse ethep. -- Hon. Fernando Woodland family Gknss fs. turned from Furops, aftsr an sbssacs of Eve months. He h jast in tine sfss ihs openios Of the political eGnpaie6. EfsdldIh6t visit tho Holy land, as was his original p1rpo1s.
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VIZ DO not profess 70 be the only Physl-
clan in the city, sstYho may be found 81 bis
Office AZ ST hours, day or nights nor DO
we, in Offering eur services 70 fhs invalid,
desire 10 recemEnsnd ourself ii preference
10 other equally veil establshed snd -
perienoed physicians nQc do We PIE
tend 70 be iasauibies or the only man &C.
pablo q curing the varicua diaeeses mes :
TONED % our general advef lisa menh We
do mot claim the possession OF say ieoaiief-
fzi secret rssse9iess or extraordinary agrcs-
able treatment or pelliGtiUes as ell sensible
men must know, that success 10 he prae-
tice Of medicine, does not depend 30 much
upon thsdiscevery Of asso fs1Iedias, OF aels
modes Of sreat1.srt, as upon tbs skiilfal use
Of those agenei4s Necessary to perfect cure
and this can Be acquired only By expo
Renee and patient applications We res
pectfally refsr she public to oar general ad-
vertiseneat, in smother part Of che paper.
Office hours ifon in the morning I'll ?
&c night. 5 asl L. L. C0LEHANsM II, p
"a North Cherry st., EashViiles Tam.
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REcoRDER's coUnT--Judging from the
pnifo-mity Of charges, before this court
yesterday ,swahlzs mas have Aad 3 very
Dsa iaApeRes eyer the mora. ehessotar. q
llaOse wAo-thfsw themseives Aoutsidsa q
Oft repeated PotAtions. Seven men Of diff
ferest deeeeea cf respectabiiity we're re-
CURED By his Homer, The Recorder. 70 con-
e - q hbsfsils 20 hesisy = zshe.liaf. Eof
takiRg more Than grown persons dose Of
this yillianous Auid, netting % The city
sixty -oas dolIsrs and ffsz cents.
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The notes end accounts Of 4. & ". Ea.
kin & Co, stfickiers Kllis Co., sud A 9
Adams 4 o.. sill be found & No. 81 Eorti
College street, near the Square, where al
persons indicted 10 any 81 these firms va
p ease make inmadiale payment IS til
business must be closed up.
" aDthorisad 70 attend 10 The business
A. Q. ABEEs, 81 Collage street,
rna7s1-sm near the square.
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To thoso 81 cur Ieadsrs who are fond Of
fishing we would say that We hAve e.
aminsd the stock Of Arthur A. Braass. No
90 Public Square, and found ifeompieie,
embracinE dne LnncewOod Rods, Jsp6nese
Rods, Meek, Reels, twisted silk Lines
plated SIX lines. grass Lines, Fish Baskets
MinnOw Buckets, 1iinnow seines, Hooks
in endless variety, and in fact, eEerysthing
that fisherman needs.
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psoVoss kfAksazEz.-Fous oasss dfdhahe
md disordsrIy conduct were brought before
he Proves MsTsAal yssierday. They
Fere disposed % eccordins q their desserts
ohe lady was also bro .ght up. but held for
fnriher orders.
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No,lce 70 IIqasr Bealerz.

The undersigned announces thai ne mas
been naaa a. areat lor he sale 81 liqncri
for serts "a li4rtiaS Ia EonisTiile, KY tng
7.erean havine neerafe e. ehiQ such Epo4in
here cor sz7z zs1 heFe tkem flied By cbna-
ing to me-, at bsnisviiie prisos. Cennfn
liquors. el qu5tstioa prices. ] haFe tne
samples Of eizht different kinds on hand,
aad ruaGaa4se eaah order flled sccording
% SAMPLE n. T. AtsxASaER, Agantt
q Public squsrc, Nashville, qei4n .
snaf2S-if
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Memher. af lha IegIaIalare

Desiring Ersi ciass Bosrd and comfortable
house during the aessiea, We would call
their attention 4 ibe adFefgtsneEt3 IN
another column. Il Mrs. g.. fosi once
Box "a 3, in M
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Nav THEArRr.-There was large audi
ebss 81 hIs szdellent place of anisasnens
rs nitht . vithsss he arst pfolnetiep Q
the greet nautical drann, entitled ''captail
Kyd; or .ho Wizard Of fhe Sea-" It ia got
ten up with tAst care and taste which dis
tinguishes every effort that manager Allei
makes 70 Crafty the Fnbiic. The scenery
new properties, new costumes, and hnt
music, nltorsthsrmske one Of the mesi
acceptable psriormaaees that We have
had Tor a long time. we.prediet en-. i'm
nsnse success for Il ought 10 run tFt
weeks. Il win be repeated this evening
Go early.
TrE Or THElERE-Was crowded to its snt-
mosl c6pseity last night, ana avery thing
went OF well. Miss zoe is nOs.exsellsd BY
any one in her role. To niehs she appenl'
in the ever popular play Of the French
spy, in which she hss 40 equal. Let ever
sac attend that can. Il win certainly be
source Of pleasure % ali that avail them
selves Of sbis opportunity. and Is may b
the last enc. The eTshing's entertainmea
will conclude with capital farce.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-05

ezsr tbeir many vietaFisa, BET eaeh mer is
Is arms Is hsaseif. Ihssz atss 81 he
~ !, 4 Y \. / E q.
times fepuisins Dirty men On each g.
easioB ANAL SQUADS 50 arespd the county,
and kesP up , glsst alsria ii thsir tlaim
camps night and day. --
Cars fan tasoheh d4ay from here 10
GesasbOlS Oar ssmf h god skesf AID
very hsppy.
Nsw YoRx, April 4s--Ths geld room ee.n-
sruss . Be- uitesiy dssria a irssrssss ahd
thsrs > no dispasiiios % sell short 81 ths
naws. The quotations AsFs ranged ffam
las, tle upspin 3 price bsiisg doufa % 49, (.
WAsHiseroy, April 4s-lln Sunday q e. :,
bsgorp syaeseiing Eishaionl, hs.sfsbsls
blew Up their foris and rams IN 5ssass
river.
4 disrsseh aon eoiaiboso, as,sa a pm
4 i, says A astschneni iiem Reilly > cotn-
mana Vas seai oui qu 2 rasonpqigsaass PES
tsrdsy 1sfchf Lea RiSsr. Sl1 found he
susrny's ssrsily n.soz.siszahle fu.rs. bus
afcgs ths1 sonae. thrss miles. rsthg1ins
withoea tnz l0.s. The rsbsi' fprsss srs
nartk 81 Tar riifss.
PHHt1rIFaEa. APRIL a. speci al 10 a.
rafhtn .a3 "a Cen. lsaasslls = q 3 as.h
corps eai hiiiea ia ths Iafs ssht
AEx1 Poso1ac, April 7-r-Ths masf eon-
plata victdFy ihls army hes ever gaines
vas esr lodas. TIE istassIe nsss ),
. lhs rebels tosro,aia thsii sErFks Eas ~ q,
~
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hKHEL DHszRTEEs.--TEsntg-th1ss rebel
dessrters pufgsi themselves Of treason, By
taking ne oafA - CaPtsin eood9iass oeioe
yesterday. Thirteen we're from Tenneasse,
thrss from Ksntnskys Elk frsn 4labsma,
and enc from Arkansas.
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me genuine cambssland Coaiesn Be had
Of KniehtBros. ofEceat Driver 4 nro~n's.
No. 81 West t'ablic saaare.
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The following Is sAerittd compliment TO
8. A. HiidrsflS q the steamer q Enma
Floyd" The Captain Is man Of sterling
vofths sod a gentleman Of high. social
standing. Aii-Hho meg wish to travel
sAfsly sd pleasantly, can do 50 Is. placing
tbemsslves under his chsrge, Here is the
testimony Of ladies aud gentlemen who
have shared, and enjoyed, his Kindness on
3 recent trips
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NEkh - ass gfidtEl Aflefi "a, 1850.
ospt- q. A. II idrefh= Sir The under
eiepea, passengers On ths q emma Fleyd, .
hsying arrived sslsiy NJ their destinalion,
aedsr your sslthiul care, beg leave 70 ex-
pEess % ynn tbeiF appreciation Of he Kind
ross and a5trntsoH paid them dnrins The
trip BY yourself and officers.
During the period Of our eojodrn with
you We havs experienced the most marked
aud thoae htfgl stiention, and youf beaati-
ful and commodious at furnished Us with
all the comforts Of home, which, mingled
with the numerous happy incidents always
attending q voyage on the Ohio ard Cum
berland Fivers, viii render Chr memory %
our association with you aad you and your
geutlemauiy osEcers. permanent and de.
lzhtfei. a-s.t.s ga f.i.f. ff
In eonclasion, permit % q rocomnend
your fast ard elegant steamer 70 those who
desire % mske the passage from Cincin-
natl h Aesayille with safely, comfort and
Jonathan Phillips, Mrs " P Wilson,
Col W Burke, Mrs Anna Walker,
Miss N J Beyers A-A~sPencer,
Miss Rank D&aplaine.
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HAfsAsp CABS spring styie and 10 large
variety, just received By r. n. ThamPacn,
10. % Cherry street, near Union. e.
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T. rsfs on STOLEN, ON THE NGHT or
L Thursday solh March, ffsu The passenze-
trsln leayi.lR StsFelison Ala GA the EaaErtle 81
Chatrlao al., foed. between tat point and Dsch
ard Tenn, On ife same railroad, q larre Piscl,ef
BOOK font iininr notes and NOR. fIgf D ~ lsc 10
any ons but lh9. owner, payIneuL hattsR Deen
st0rps on the nalee. and legal steps t4ken ~ -
care the ulorfgseer The aboFe reward 1ii b6 pad
fof the elivefy the ssme 70 iha esire, rt 20 the
owner 81 LorlsFite,' md 10 quertI9ls 1sf-d.i-l
apr2-fsct 4cl.a JOHN 4. R1ckHnfl
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Tha.rHfeniIf fttsnef, Es1ns Fl5yd, ess
,haEssisshly asteinsd yesterday, but viii
sFsallisely stfs se-iaEs Al Z p =, See "a.
= F4l}lsfFeIt ilae "a 7'- 40
r ftsk - - .tests Isfttf ~ - - E.
~ E
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sHIErs.-A large assortment, At reduced
prices, by r. H. Thompson, Ne. % Cherry
street, near Union. t.
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Peari Miniatures, eoiorsd aha pisin, as
Van savores's. Il
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SulR4s.-A large assortment. IS reduced
prices. BY R. H. Thomlzoa. Ne. 3 cherry
sssost, near Usion- q
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IhevUE seef Exprtla W1koas 81 isle
en- csiiaila fsls, paoacuslh II ea,sls gem
the rises. Fsisss isoa Si7s. siss, kad iso.
nrso-2w RUrnES Larry.
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II the ladies want bsrgains in fus eh ees
coagrss daita1l nAlmorais. a., hny Al
9. v. Fail 4 Coas. -= -ssr
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HAss And Care. spring style and ia large
varitly. jult received By r. H.'zhomPsqa,
Ne. 3 Cherry street, near Union. 81
----.---.-s-s $3.50
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sEIETs.--A lsEgs assortment, Al reduced
prices. By R. Il. Thoapson. No. q Cherry
sF's' Ss's qriaHi zxalIllo'1
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.nd 90 % D. snlarprisIng eorn..

--i3A 2 hkroas or14oE, NAsHyilEr
April 5, ls6s.
The Goverhof~alset, v. G, Brovnlow, will
b inauguraled this morning ct the. Capt.
Dol IN the representative Hall Ct eleven
o'clock, snd We, the undersigned, do most
respeetfelly request she military sutbori-
ties 10 decorGts their Offices, cad csiizsns
their business hoEses and family residences,
yzith he flae 6f the Union.
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by yer sools'ana SHOES a 6. Y. Pan
& Co.'S.
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III. Is..s flI.sls Coal !. u. cgn ) Il.
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Van s,aSofsas hissropolisaa Gallery, p
College street. y
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Las So PhssasrspAs - Van stavqres's
kIelsopaliIaf qalIsry. "A
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The bss. Coal for s.san : he cunA,r
land. aAs H
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"AHNHNs-A NNAsl ~ tANe4Nle - w =
On E Tlili. 4Appiy a uait63 s(lies Gus
On tsFai ysF'. tila- 4
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1n&E1 "a gstaa Tses.- lhe TcfloFrnpbi.
cal Engineers made grand display ~
their hsadquartsss losl hight, Ia honor Of
tbs victories Of our prmiss II PeterbaIg
AID Rickmonds 9ks rhols front On Col
legs stFset vas tastsfaliy and srlHsntiy
lighted up Flegs Were dispisyed With
elegant and ingenious devices, and sppfo,
pirate notices. The iilnmlnetion vas
greatly admired, and did credit 70 the skill
IA fnala 81 IL. ...l........s...
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The frss.s burning ooal : shs eunbsr-
land. ef4 m
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wilfhnd At Arthur A. bsalts Hafdwsrs
Store 10. 80 Public Square, a. fne md
complies an aesorment Of Wostenholme's
and Rodgers Poekes Knives as We have
ever seen In tbis city.
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---ff-f-s---'u---,----~ rrr
The best CRATE coal Is the cambsriaHd.
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In I.ebanoa, Ten. on the morning Of the slst Of
Msrch. der painful illness, 5nsErHIsl b. Vie Of
". Z Nesl. r M
The Msmrh-s RaIlsiIn VI p.sass c0Iy.l-.-
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bootaand shoes thet york warrapted aud
aOid low AZ 6. v. Faii s cos nara~aFe
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Bay yer eeoia ana Shoes ht 8. u. raj
Co.'S. (
Pearl. Miniatures. eoiorsd aaa plain, At
Van siavoren's. q
surz4s.-A large assossmsni. - reduced
priees. BY R. H. Thcmlsua. No. 3 cherry
bssost, near Union- ~
BsrEaina n Besls and Ehpes a. 6. v
Fall 4 Co Hardsars HtnrN.
Van ssasofsa's hissropolitaA Gallery, p
Collage rtreat- n
Hlss AID Cara spring style and in large
variety. juai received By R. II. zhompaqa,
Ne, . Cherry street. neas Union. sE
-. sls--l-4-4-A
wAsTsB.-Twenty good iaborers 70 wcFk
%, { Iltl. q kfriy a Ualtdi seaies Gus
ton IIst.ts. Aeral vleuz raia. e
sEIEEs.--A lsEss assortment, Al reduced
prices, By R. h. ThonPsOn. No. - Cherry
slsss., sssS unieH{ r~nff.fetstE
Iifs $50 Phosasraphs - Van sisvqre,'s
bietropolit1t Gallery. Il
The frsesl burning -coal = tbs eanbtr-
hand. 7fa
II the ladies want bargains IN Ems 81 ees
coaerss dsitsra. nAlmorais. ~, hny Al
g. v. F1il 4 cos. se
The best Coal for steam i tie canhsr-
land. es SAX gre teN
Lumber q al lsuBsha and daacripsi enc.
ser aals lev q Knlahs nrps, yha, Rpllias
1hthA
aH .ra sf 1 IA
Tl