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EDT au aa. 90 Cau-5e-- approved June 10th and v-'.
81 B. a" .H t-.a ..r pensions Err granted g. .--.~
E.'ll4.nl H H. --ErIs H. Ei-s- ur-l1. .a.Iau--
81 pr MONTH . 90 VINO have I,-r the Ifsa vt both
eyes Nf;h a4ul,. 81 been IHEl u,y aud totals dl-t-
uir. De- "a" .. otherwise permanently ami tHts.iv
disable. a- o. r-ilrr ta-sst helpless. nearly "a,
qs.~ an. personal All AMI attention. 50 month
10 pr - "is' have st both -at. ou. !aI aua vce
i"ai. or been riHal. disabled tie sam. ct ,,r-
WISE 80 disabled IL l. b inca st- ,g performing Any
utUa1 !aar. LUt uHt 50 I. rs Ir- T.g-
-ouI! ALI aUl atiit. SO month c. those vhH have
lot o,g Iluj t. foot been totally tl-ahI d Iu t.
same viueru.>~ Cstli 10 FENDER their G.-,I at
- perform manual lsh.r equivalent 10 THE lss hand
and
y another art % Congress. approved March b. I,6r
ihr pension laws -i~s t1etr. g. i, ia the
lit - those o. Whom ~Hn> granite! Uu-r certain
Ciicun,t'll''~ t. si.u brother bir;arr- we'll els
sister ur sisters glr To 'i AuI tine father .I
mother 10: deceased uii.-r- AMI other I.iaI- NAMED ia
ti4s f.rJnrr pension acts.
Applications tar ps-i'uS UuIer TEE above ats,
made iy tl.- UNDERSIGNED. ta~ HEra.r.tr AMI f#Jy.alr
only lu sl~. ut -.y->. HALhEE - BEpNEE
July =. Ds-li " trul9liIiu Block. ottawa, H.
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Fox az. Valley e. Sc.

The Ksa3r. Casy..y Rsrogd anno4 noes
The arrival Of tie Surveying parry, VIZ are
now looking up a. route f1- the Fox Z 7. z.
r, at Iorlyiia oa the I7lh. having CONFLICTS
ei the surrey f-ota ottawa - tAa, place. The
rra'e Surveyed Commence at tie Illinois
river, cross.s Fox river at " ssioa Island,
passes little baol. of milford, crosses HI
.suback's creek JUS, yves, ofN,!lroo' Church.
runs little north # Mr.. VS.; N4.',rs'= aad
tones into Iori.Yi,Ne. On Hydraulic avenue"
The route - iouud highly favorable fJr the
rapid aud economical building Of the road.
After the survey Is completed, aud {, BE- cs,
timates are made, the towns AMI counties
bordering this PROF osei lin. of railway vii,
De asked to appropriate money to assist in
building the road, which, indeed, many Of The
towns are aaAi5us'y waiting iog an ogpor:u,
nifty to do.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28
An Extraordinary Railroad Dis.
slstcr.

The great Northern Railway, of England,
was tho scene oi an extraordinary casually on
June l4ih, which is entirely Unprecedented. 1t
seems that a freight train broke down in
tunnel, and the precaution Of tagging APP
preaching trains having been neglected, one
came n'ong sbon alter and piled itself on top
OF the freight train, Even this experience
did not suffice, aud Il few miuutds later still
another train came in from The other end and
dashed on top of the rest This damned the
tunnel full TO The very crown, and one of
the engines Having turned over, he Goals fell
out and set fire to the combustlblcs. For two
days this fire burned nnhiud,l red, for the
simple reason that 1t was imposs Iblc to check
it. The noise of the fire, caused by the heat
ed air rushing out Of the conf bed place. Is
said 10 have been fearful. The immense
traffic of the road was entirely stopped for the
period mentioned. All this was caused by
the simple neglect, in the first instance, of
not tagging the coming trains. Only two
lives were lost.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

HARPER FOR AUGUsr.-rhe excellence of
The number may be guessed by the SLOWING
table Of contents
More curious homes, ILLUSTRATED three
months with lta'ian brigunds, ilistrated ;
heroic deeds o. heroic men, I'D paper ;
opening of the Mississippi, illustrate Miss
Ingersoll's pride Miss Stuyvesant iotr Min
lister to Mexico; an inquiry into dc Of Inc
Constitutional restrictions on thi rcecnue
powers of the United States, by u. Tichnor
Curtis newspaperiana the ST. cons ! n
major of the old school the Goi.catcLcr
again Carlyle at Edinburgh /; edtJr's e.sv
chair; monthly record literary n,,iccs, .u,d
editors drawer.
For sale at the Book store ofOsman A.
hapeman' East sue court house fluare, 0t>
tawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Row At SENEGAL friend at Seneca in
Of 's:nsrt bit Of a row in tia; place on
Monday and Tuesday, of which the following
appears to be- the' substance: For several
days before Taesiaya bibrloas citizen named
Miller had been or ! z dunk, and in
the course oft accused som. IF his friends e
Of stealing his watch, ana had them arrested,
but Oh q hearing they were acquitted. The
''iriends' thereupon seem + have threatened
Miller with VIOLENCE, who, in selfdelcnse.
sent to Chicago hnd got - big gun" which
he placed in his "cas;lc" The said enemies
accepted the wager o. battle thus rendered,
and collecting a party to assist them, on
Monday evening marched in military
order up Main street to Mi!lers residence.
The leader OF the squad ordered charge,
which was made with yi-or, bat rcpulsed
three times in succession. The gunner being,
however, by this time exhausted, ingloriously
fled and the attacking party entered. They
left the gun Untouched, but fell vigorously on
some pop bottles, which they Indignantly,
emptied Miller's gun having been left UNI
touched, he cleaned it up, and next day sent
OFT another defiance. SO that evening thi
attack was renewed but after cousiderablI
skirmishing, . little ielsw rushed in, spikel
the gun, seized it and boreit off in triumph
Which seems to have ended the war for til,
present
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3ttalua FRI @ aoer,
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OTTAWA, JUL % 1856.
philadelphia Convention.

The following call is handed to US by a
mber ofgentlemen who have hitherto acted
h beth the political parties of the day, but
10 honestly endorse the call for the Phila>
IThia Convention. Though very short
ltice in point of time, we judge by the feel
evincejl that the meeting will be well
tended
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Senator Lanes successor has already been
appointed by the Governor of Kansas, and ia
Mr.. +. G.. Ross, one of the editors of the
Lawre4ce Tribune. He is represented as
a radio a of the stiffest back, and not likely
to take the ADVICE of the Chicago Tribune
and vote against favorite radical measure,
and then, from remorse, blow his brains out.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

CHoLERA.-There was real alarm in New
York en- Monday at the apparent rapid in
crease of the cholera. 1t broke out anon
the troops on Hart's Island, and deaths
occurred, and 10 on Governors Island. Five
deaths occurred in the city, and ) out of IG
cases in Brooklyn. Later reports, however
show the disease abating. But cases werC
reported in brooklyn On Wednesday, and :
in the city.
Six cases-3 deaths-were reported il
Philadelphia on Wednesday.
There have been FIVE cases Of cholera il
Cincinnati since the lst Of the month.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

CoSFIRMED.-The Senate on Monday cons
hrmed the following Illinois appointments
j. ". Dow, postmaster at Ottawa John ID.
Strong. p NJ. at Jacksonville; Thomas O.
Osborn, ?. N. at Chicago; John Logan, T.
S. Earshal fer Southern District of Illinois
The Senate on Wednesday confirmed the
appointment of A. W. Randall as POST
master General
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

FAIRBURY.--The town of Fairbury, Liv-
ingston county, the site of which half a
dozen years ago was open prairie, by cen
sus just taken has population of 1000,
which is an increase of SO per cent. within a
yea.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28
SlIIE ESa.

MY Wiz" C"y' having lea my bel and board with
W out just cts-- ar Provo .tiu, til, 20 Caution all
lclsJnS against h'ri.I- " uu.iIG her MY account,
a. will pay debts %! contracting alter r~ ,p.
July Il 1900. ULEI HAlEE.
lulN 2l-Iw<
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Gen, Sherman seems to have very poor
opinion Of Canada, fof or recent visit to
Sandusky, Ohio, the question of Canadian
annexation being discussed, he said ave
don't want Canada, but If we should, cam
paigu Of five days would bring it,"
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

The Preside int and Secretary SHwARp. il j,
now positively stated, will attend The Doug
las Monument Inauguration at Chicago
which will take place soon after the Phila,
delphia Convention.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Gen. Beaurgari was offered, by the Hos
podar Of Moldo WaIIschia, the post Of cons
nau1er-in.cLicf Of the RJumauian army.-an
honor which he declined.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

HoS. JAMES PETERS, Of Danville, Illinois,
a member of the State Senate, died at Den
yer, Colorado, On the 4th INST.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

ANES JOHNSON. House. sign aud
- Ca-rire.. Pointing, Gr,iang. Pspaiifa g. ,Itt,,ya
H. ord left at NJ kHeu SIS DRUG Store viii receive
prompt attention. iuIy27-tc
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28
Meeting for National Union.

Disunion, by secession, rebellion and wal
as completely defeated by the gallantry and
ldurance of onr soldiers and sailors.
Disuuion, and factions, diSorganizing
pngrezs, must be prevented by the patriot.
m aud vigilance of the people.
4 meetin- Of citizens OF La Sale county
Il be held at the Court House in Ottawa,
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Ayers Pills.

/. RI Won sick. feeble and
! complaining: Are ,ou
ont % o:i r with yaur sy~-
tern GaraIg-i ana luur feel
iu-~ uHrrWirytat'rs 1Lr-2
symptoms arr often the pre-
l-.l'a 90 riUU. Illness. some
IA OF RI bne-5 e. creeping
NJ. D ynr. .ui saDull
le avo~tal by q t.msly us~
Of tsr ri .,li remedy. Take
Ayers pile. art ,itu-r Dus
the dior .cr.I lspmHr~-
purify the t!Hol and set 40,
Gu.s'- IgfN- ,l uuDh-iru-'-l
.u A.HltIvG.iu. They -'iu-
.'-f" the functions rf tho
holy into yiesi.g- activity,
purify TIE system from tho
obstruction, which make
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1866-07-28

Lit" furniture au1 fixtures ard the lease of the
- hHiias unT'i .Nt April, Of ta- saloon adjoining
10y itn;'t- Ola t.uH.u- -, Lg,sE Kennedy Il ~.
arrow ~o cf-ral f- s,lr ~ reason I,lr term
I'll" s'on : ding good, paying business. Apply ~ the
premises. j!lyZ:-.f
go 600 4 YEAR made By any one with sl5-
= - sNtJO stencil Ior-.N No cxl.Ii.l-. tlocc--iry
The ~ sid l'sl C-r AMI Treasurer Of . Hslil~ rIrr-a
the circular. uttI.- VIII. -aHIIs Adre5 the American.
Stencil Tool work, Springfield, Vermont. july2s-3m
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HEDGE PLANTS FOR SALE

Ill At Ottawa. bradford store) and at HIck-
ory Point Olc MIrseillcs and Senecathree dollars per
thnuSlri-as good the bestby the subscriber; be
delivered in October Farmers get yonr ground
ready. JostltA PtSE1 CO.
d ttawa, July nth, ISC6.-2m
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$4,000 4
EEnEzr TO kBnuf
P-fHion 10 SCI Reql Estate.

ENNcETrE II b. c. oK'yE, or Of Mr.. DENIS Krs
izt-- "n the prei..is's, IL Ottawa Ccntr..
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On -H3nddy tie 30M Of July

At . o'clock Z. NJ, to take measures for
erresentati5n t. the great National Union
Convention d. Philadelphia.
III are invited to attend who sincerely
! ire to see The union in all its parts restored
10 harmonious and constitutional action
who hold that states have not been aud cam
not be separated from this union by secession
irl rebellion. and ought not to be by con-
-Eressional action, and who are ready to sus-
lain President Johnson in maintaining the
1u institution. AMI union Of ali the states unS
der the constitution.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENr.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S Celebrated Female Pilla. ,

Prspared from Prescription of Sir JCaarke, " D. Physician Euraordit,aSy to the Queen.
 This invaluable medicine is untail,ng in the cure of all those painful and dangerous disea- ses to which the feinale constitution iS subject. It modera,es all excess and removes all ob- structions, from whatever cause.' and a speedy cure may he relied on. s9 l2e a ags
 TO MARRIRD LADIEs $ Is vi 1t is particularly suited. It will in @ sEort time bring on the monthly period withTregu larity. .ste'Et Tsf'7, Yr=T
 Each bottle. price One Dollar, bears the Gov ernment stamp of Great Britain, to prevent commercials. s''4o- ~a ia@o 2. " sSss
 > CAUTION. 1-h
 These Pills should not bc taken by Females during the First Three MontllsSof Pregnancy, a. they are sure to bring on Miscarriage, but ut any other time they are safe. rzs Every woman knows that the bloom Of health must fade, with the slightest irregulari- ty or obstruction of the menyes.. These Pills are tluly the woinan's friend in her hour of trial. and the only sure, positive never failing cure and regulator of Suppression of nature, fiom whatever cause. So mild that the feeblest can take them withi perfect security, yet so powerful in their effects, that they may be safely called, never failing Regulator. stc In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight exertion. Palpitation of the Heart Mysteries, and M hites, these Pills will effect "a cure when all other means have failed; and although, a powerful remedy, do not contain iron, csiomel antimony, or anything hurtful to tho constitu- ton.
 Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved
 SOLD BY ALL DRrGcIsrs. i Sole General Agent for the United states and British Dominions, JOB MOSES, 27 CortMntlt Street, New York.
 N. B.-S1 co and thre cent postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent, will ensure bottle, containing 50 Pills. by return mai. securely sealed from all 0bser vati0n.
 snld by BUELL. & WESSELLS. and c. 5 BECKWlTH 8 COW 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12

gesHE E administrator on the Estate ofIayinia
 -Bordweii. late of Kent deceased, ha wing presented in court an account of his adminis- tration on said Estate-O Ordered that the Fist day of July, 1866, at o'clock, A M, be assign ca for hearing of said account at the Probate Office, in Kent. and that the adfninistrator give public notice to all persons interested there to appear if they See cause and be heard thereon, by advertising the same in the Litchfield En- quirer and posting copy hereof on the sign post nearest where the deceased last dwelt
 Also. that Wednesday. the 18th day of Au. gust next. at 10 O clock, "A II be assigned for the administrator on the estate of Lelnan Beecher, late of Kent deceased to settle his adninistra- tion account at the place, and that he give due notice thereof in the Litchfeld Enquirer.
 saS & gA M s BAKEUM, Judge. Dated Kent, July !. 1866. 1 is lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
TO CONSERVATIVES.

The advertiser. having been restored to health in a few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for several ysars with severe lung affection. and that dread disease, Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. l.a ,4l
 To all who desire 1t. he will send \ copy oi the prescription used (ies Of chargeL Aith the directions for prspatins and using tho same. which they will fnd a sURs CURE for CoxsunP- 11on, AsrnnA, BRoR0HlTs. CuuoHs, ColDs, and all Throat and Lung Affections. The only ob- ject of the advertiser in sending the Prssorip, fion is to benefit the afflicted. and spread in formation which he conceisss to be invaluable and he hopes every sufferer will try lis rene. dy. as it will cost them nothing. and may prove ablsssing. y sass sss i.s,;;. .rs ! Rsrtiss vishing ths prescsjptionp sRrR. ty return mall, willplease 'aadsssl-
 Rsy HOWARD AsWfkSQF, ,sro'
 45.1y ' Willlanisbu,e, kines e. .HN Yz LII q stss z&1 Z Syi36@E III
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
prebate N Notles..

\ Ta court of Probate holden at Torrineton
 ' within and for the district ns Torringfon. on ths od day of July. D 1866
 Present. Henry Barbour, Esq ,iJn..ge) |
 On motion of John NJ Wadha.ns, of Goshen. aslministrafor n the estate of Edward Thrall. ed This Court, doth decree that six monfhs be allowed and limited for tue creditors of said Estate 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 Litchfieli, and by posting 2 copy thereof on the public sign pest ia said town of TorriDgton nearest the place where the deerasad last dwelt Certified from record, HENRY s BARROIIR q
 I5-o" Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
! NEW VOL UME-1he phrenoloeical .1ou,

\ NEW VOL ME-Ihe phrenological Jour- "A mai for July. No ]. Vol. 4a-Contains Forty Portraits of distinguished Statesmen. Clergymen. Soldiers, Csiminals as follows - Webster. Talleyrand. Clinton, Metternich. lief ferson. Cavour: Peel. O'Connell, Russell, Bnc- kle. Anton Probst, Thomas Rallies, Gen. Scott, Albert Barnes. Isaac Ferris, Charles Hodge. An. drew [ Stone, Thomas E vermilye, Leonard ,Raeou. Ho,ace Bushnell, R Breckinridge. H W Beecher, L Cuyer. R s Stoors, J F TDuryea etc. Our Social Relations-The Servant Dues. tion; Manheodand Womanhood; How to pun. ish Child. Physiology Feeding Children |, To Young Mothers. Signs of Character -Phys. ingnoiny of statesmen National Characteris- tics; The Law of Quality Intellect. North ana South The Great Mystery; Another Prophe cy: Teach Children to think; Milton's Laet Pnem Soldering and Crime. A rich numbe, 70 cents, or g. year. Address
 F0WLER& WELLS, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
IsTRIeT of Litch6eti. ss. Probate Court,

D June 29. 1876
 Upon ths application of Sherman Shove. showing to this Court that he is guardian to Abbie Shove and Laura shove, of Warren, mi. ners belonging to said district. and that said minors are the owners of the following real es. tate, vis: About three acres of land ituatsd in the town of Kent. distributed to the moth- CT of said minors from the estate of Heman Sc. gar. also an undivided one tenth of about 13 aerss ot land in said town of Kent. derived from tho estate of Lo visa Segar all of said real estate being valued at about one hundred dol lars, and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate praying for an order and that he or some other meet person be eua- power red to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 29th day of Juno, 1866, more fully appears.
 , Ordered d-That the foregoing application be heard at the Probate Office. in Litchfeld. on the SOfh day of August. 1866. at 2 o'clock, af- ternoon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks suecessively, at least six weeks before said time assigned. .-a..- CHARLES ADAMS,
 l2 3w Judge. !,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
Hulse's Protector from Cholera.

Hulse's Protector from Cholera. Approred by the Physicians ot the Board ej -7 Heahh of the City of NeW Fork.
 This is medicinal compound inclosed in pad. to be worn on the Pit of the Stomach. the heat of the body being sufficient to voIatil:ze enough es the contents to aff 'rd Perfect Protec. tion The most delicate Person or Infant can wear then, with equal protection. Any person wearing the pad can feel safe from any sudden attack of Cholera, Cholera Morbus. or other Bowel Complaints. Price $l.50.. For sale at wholesale ny
 HALL & BUCKEL, fsr DEMAS. BARNES X co. o" Ao'N' " HULSE & CO.,, 73 Pearl St. Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12

: Fashions for 1866. BRADLEYS DUPLEX ELLIPTIC OR DOUBLE SPRING SKIRTS. Will not Rend or Break like ths single springs They are.both Durable, Economical, and Styl ish, and will Preserve their Perfect and Beauti- full Shape. where other skirts are thrown aside as useless. VESTS. BRADLEY & CARY,
 97 Chambers St, ".
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12

cloth, they are the only reliable Buttsns for Mems and Boys Clothing the most conyenient Buttons T Ladies. as by their use the appearance Of the garment can bc sl. tered to suit taste or occasion For the army and Navy they are invaluable. as they can in an instant be exchanged fer new set removed for cleaning, or changed for plain covered but tons when desired They have been adopted by failors and 'clothiers. and those who have used them Nill have no. other. In order to let the public at once see the great advantages of thes. goods we offer to send by return mail. postage prepaid. on receipt of the price one set SLEEVE BUTTONS, Ladies' or Gents. Plain. 40 cts; Fancy 50 c. per set i; dog Suspender Buttons. 40c; or one ASSnR ED BOX contain ing dog each, for coats, vests, pants, and over coats, at $r 75 per box. A full descriptive list, from which any style of Button caL be ordered
 will be sent by mail on application. Call or ad- dress W B WATKINS. Sole Agent. No. 416 Broadway, corner Canal St., New York. P.O Box 6S50 Please state where you saw the ad- vertisement. Show this to your friends,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12

" kdAM JUMEL'S Mammariai Balm, for lxA developingsth the female form. Mechani- cal Appliances used when necessary. Orders ad- dressed to Agent for Madam Jumel, s63 Canal Street. New York, promptly attended to. Send stamp for circular. Madam JumePs Wrinkle Obliterator sold by all Druggists. [
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
Neii' AaSefi fiIssiaeuts.
CHEVALIER.s LIFE FOR TIE HAIR

Will restore gray hair to is original color. strengthen and promote the growth of the weakest hair: stops it's falling out; keep the head clean, coo! and healthy, can Do used free ly, contains nothing injurious: is unparalleled as a Hair Dressing and is recommended and used Dy onr best physicians. Iassnre you, ia- dies and gentlemen. it is all you require for the hair Sold by all Druggists. and at my sot- fee. No. 1I23 Broadway N Y SARAH ACHEV- ALIER, M D At Wholesale in Boston by Geo. z Goodwin. & O.. Weeks & Potter, M Burr, 6 Co. Carter S, Wiley.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
Important to lnvalids.
 M ALL SUFFERS al

From Pulmonary Diseases. Nervous Debility. Female Weaknesses or Chronic Disorders, of any nature. and all whose vital forces are de- pressed. rendering necessary
 NERVOUS TONIC INvIGERAToR, will learn the means of certain relief and resto- Circular, which fwith advice, will be sent free to all No stamps required. Address J. WINCHES TER & Co; & John St., N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
PICTURE FRAMES

have now the space allotted them that we have long desired. We can now shit our friends better than ever before with all kinds of OVAL AND SQUARE. gaAxRs. and having workshop, and workman constantiy employed in fram. ing pictures to order, we solicit orders for eve ry style of frame that may be needed. | |- w s2 BLANK. BOOKSE # Occupy prominent place. A large assortment constantly on our shelves and special orders filled promptly and In the best manner from our aaw Biniery. ,s 7a",s -is ., STATIONERY es
 Asa Stationery Store ve intend to be unsur- passed. and shall keep thelsrgest and most va- ried stock in the Valley. Ours is alsos
 NEVIS ROOM. s' and we keep and sell SCHOOL BooKsy a- Our stock .of.New. Standard, Misosllaneous. Juvenile. Religious. Scientific and otker- useful Books Is now large and attractive. al,s 7ze
 We hope to see our old friends and many new ones ftom upthe Valley, and.fsem. among the glorious hills of Litchfeld County. sorders for Books and Music, &c., promptly attended Ito.sez sa. se s-ssss7 s@s, ss5: .sse=- f g- ouR Morro Choice Goods, Bow Prices, A-atse o@'ss. s9sslss.x- ,ts s.~se.srsas,
 Remember the name and location :: ,1, :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-07-12
INV IS IBLE PHoT0 oRAPHS.

The GREAT WONDER of the age. Beauti. ful and perfect Photographs instantly made in the parlor, by man, woman or child. P.ice 26 cents per package. with full directions. MEEK FER ( PIf:KFORD. 106 Nassau Street. New York. Liberal discount to the trade.