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The national Republican., 1866-12-22

sr. NICHOLAS, remember, has now his headquarters
A Burch's, where parsons are certain to nnd,
For husbands or wives, for sons or for daughters,
Rich gs which will please both the eye and the mind
And 90 cheap too that really its surprising to see
(urs Smith has been there and prove lat say
what hne lot Of goods can be had for q "
Some say he 10 sotuAlly giving away.
Now good people, must advise one and all,
MAKE note Of this matter before you forget ~
Be certain 10 give our friend Buich call,
And rest we'll assured you will never regret It,
1I\ BARRELS ROLL GUTTER!
III 90 Packages 0ladss Butter
90 Prkins Genuine Goshen Butter.
100 Boxes New York Cheese.
II. CRANE L CO.,
de22.lm b3 Louisiana avenue.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

Police BoARp.-The Board met day be-
fore yesterday st the usual hour, and sontnusd In
session until I O'Clock.
In ease Of Sergeant P. ". Harbis. Of the Eighth
precinct, the Board ordered that b. should bs ~
vsrely reprimsndsd for gross neglect ofduty.
The complaints against privates J. W. Davis aud
W. O Alder, Of the same precinct, were dismissed
W. W. Hurdle and John Lynch, Of the same pre-
oinct, were dismissed. Thomas Shea was appointed
In the place Of the former.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
NJ W. B U r @ Ii Il L l.,
IN. CORNER OF FOURTEENTH AND STREETS,
UsDER EBsIrr HousE,)
IMPORTER OF MEDITERRANEAN GOODS, &c,
DEALER IN FINE TEAS,
oelo.u PICKLES. sAUCKs, 10, ,ao.

DEPARTMENT ZOE OF THE THE. INTERIOR, n. ! sIts
TO all tohom II may concern:
Application having been made under the act Of June
Esd, $780, for reissue Of the land warrants described
herein, which are alleged to have been lost de-
stroyed notice Is hereby given that At the date follow
Ing the description Of each warrant new certificate
warrant Of like tenor will be issued valid objso
ton shall then appeari
No. as el0 for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
March 3d. 1850 In the name Of Tamor, widow Of Felix
Benton, and was granted August 1855. Deeember 10,
1865. seaS-wl2w
No 8e69l so acres, issued under the act Of Sep
tember 1880 In the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted April so, 1852 December a. 1866.
No. 2O4 for so acros issued under the act Of March
s, 1855, In the name Of Spencer Wiley, and was
granted February IS, 1855. December ~, 1856.
No for 100 acres ssued under the act OF March
s. 1888 In the Of Horace Gregory and WAS granted
December, %, 1883. December 20, 1855.
No 48,7SS, for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1885, In the name Of Elisha Bacon, and was
granted January "A, 1885. January IL, 1867.
No for 100 Aerss issued under the act Of March
g. 1885, In the Of Ivory Butler, and was granted
April II, 1885. February ., 1857.
No 42065, for 100 acres, ihsued under the act Of
March g. 1855 In the name Of Lazarus Hsr6n, and was
granted September II, 1855 February 10, 1851 del
No. l0tfs for l6O acres, issued under the act Of
March s. 1855, In ths name Of Robert W. Pierce, .sd
WAS granted Nay u, 1858. March ., 1867. ds72
Jos =, aARRRTT. COmuissieasT,
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

MUSTERED OUT.-Hospital Stewards Hen
derson Hayward and Henry W. Heartt, U.
8. A., have been mustered out Of service, by
order Of the Secretary Of War.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

CUsroxs RkcKIPTs.-The gold receipts
from customs at the below-named ports du-
ring the intervals mentioned were as follows:
New York, December to Is, Inclusive, $l,-
All, ,495.38; Boston, December to Is, $2l0,-
bS<4l; Philadelphia, December to 10,
also. ss.S5.19; Baltimore, December 8 to 10,
S97,5l16Z: New Orleans, December to 7,
S2o2, VAS. 81; San Francisco, November 10
To II 2l34 i93 Os
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

u EXAMINING SURGEONS. The Commissioner
Of Pensions yesterday mcde the following
appointments Of examining su, Seons OF rem
sioners: Doctors Philip D. Silvel:'aii, Cory
don, Indiana; James W. McGrew, shelby
vile, Tennessee; Worry Wight, Stockbr'dgee'
Michigan, and Henry B. johnson, Belol;,
Wisconsin.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
.LsEo,So os LIS.
DIR oP0SALS FOR COPPER

\ q = Il =.
[pfoPosALs FOR COPPER.
I . sHfH a. NAVY DurA.rrxxr
-, brRsAu OF CoSsrnucrrox ASD RlPArn
-. Dsosabsr 10, 1885.
Copper half "Lats hes, ousiity iii hs p..sya
y s5sss s a snt 'eeek u January 5, 1857,
... ). sss.s...s s !; q &:
.ss q SSsas-elion snd Reps.r Navy Dpa
Copper, thai tHsy ssy b d.sIsss,.srs ssoposas {sr
Sss.s.s letter.. a.a must Be- nsds Ia ssnpases via
q a. sss, : sts', s,s,st.s re. .Pg.
s s.y. ss.s. fsss r. ~: =:
rss sspps, e b. ..h.. to III. necessary ..., ..d
NsyS Nss as,. Q, hs proper esssr Of The wsshinstss
;:d lso Ioasa Ss dsT.ss q sf bssos: X:
Is iss1 'ad The remainder S.tor. Is. i
)horosALS FOR CAVALRY AND
AhIILLkRY H0RsBs.
s..,.. n, I.i, s.LT..o,., ~. D...ns.r Is 1884,
~. once ssti IRiDAY, il o'eost% % ei % ,ssslS:d g
sS ios u. delivery = ths s.y o. Bs,imors Of o.:
tvsivs sSsd a aas 2e Cavalry Hors: and
The lors.s vi Be subjected to esrsfai inspection be-
sound IN AZ respects we'll brossn IN ri ss,b %S' %
good condition, from fifteen to sixteen hands hisb
~ 20 n.s years DID, we'll adapted in every way
The Artillery Horses must be Of dark color, ,ou,s 1,
suong quick And active, we'll -brok an and
guar rctsrs in harness. 10 good 6ssh aad eondtioS
ION ~ 70 tsn years old, aad not lsss than dfeen ana
hall hand. high each horse to weigh not less has IN
hundred and Afy 4, ,05o) pounds
The ssy oi he bidder to falnl his asrssns.t ma
sa,.ssd by two rsspo.sibis persons which guar.
,ra aoe, must be delivered within forty o days
re Of .nS
, e'ds' faymsntsto to be made on eompistisn Of con.
BiSs mgst be endorsed Proposals for Cavalry and
nniiery Hdrsss," and addressed to the uudersisnsd
BY order Of the ouartermaster General.
A. g. KIMBALL
,.ao. Captain and A. q. H., o. s. l.,
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
GIDEON WsLLKs,
Secretary Of the Navy.
DlPAnrnlxr or SfAYr, |

wAsurofox, Dsesnbsr 20, 1855.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. 8. HIooNsos, JR., the
Vice Consul Of the United States at Batavia,
Jsvs, Of the death, on the - Of -,
1866, ct ses, Of LEvnRErr HoADLEr Coox, Of
the American ship Naples"
The legal representatives Of the deceased
can obtain further Information by addressing
this Department. .u. ...a
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

GENERAL LAND OFPIoE.-During the month
Of November last 81, l54 acres Of the public
domain were taken up at st. Cloud, Mime
sofa.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

NAVY BULLETIN FOR DECEMBER l4rH.-Or-
'dered-Assistant Paymaster A. W. Bacon
to the Aroostook.
Placed on Furlough-Paymaster Thomas
g. Harten.
Appointment reyoked-Acting Third As
sistant Engineer James Il. Sleeper, Of the
Penobscot. rrs
Detached-First Assistant Engineer Rob-
ert Potts, from the Marblehead and placed
on waiting orders; Surgeon William l. King,
from the Hartford and placed on sick leave
of absence
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
Matioual Aspnblifau.
THE DEPARTMENTS.
fopyrcIAI.. |
Eua.l..sas.s isr the Navy.

III
' Exaainastsns fer the Navy.
,'s,.,s 70 VOLUNTEERS oryrcRRs.
% ,'sa.- ss.k NAvY DnpAafulsr NJ
wAmrssfoH, D. o., Nov. %, 1885.
= All psrsous who have served as volunteer
ofacers In the United States Navy for the
term Of two years, and who desire 10 be ex
smined for admission to the regular Navy,
Is provided in the act Of Congress approved
July rs, 1866, will ct once make application,
addressed to Commodore 8. P. LxR, Hart.
ford, Conn, who will notify them when to
appear. Those who do not make application
prior to the LIST Of January next, or who do
not present themselves when notified, will be
considered Is having waived their claim for
examination. Candidates will take with
them, when summoned, their official papers
showing their naval record.
4 .r.ar -r. GIDEON WILLKs, 20.
-raa,.. Secretary Of the Navy.
The national Republican., 1866-12-22
FRESH BEEF AND VEGETABLES

NAvr DErARrnrsr
BrREAt OF Provisions AHp CLorHIIo
December Is 1864
Sealed proposals. endorsed "Proposais Tor Grssh H.,
clock, p m, on the third day Of January 1851 fcr
ne supply OF 100 600 pounds Of FRgsH BREf and loo
ooo pounds OF FRESH VEGETABLES, at the PHILi.
DkLPHIA NAVY YARD AND STATION. A. reouirsd
The Beef and Vegetables be Of good ausity And
the best the market Affords and each article mnst be
ohered for BY the pound The Beef to be Ia eousI pro
portions, fore and hind quarters.
bonds, with approved security, will be required In
one haf the estimsted amount Of the contraet, and
twenty per cent In addition will bs withheld from ths
amount OF each payment to be made as collateral ss
eury for the due performance Of the contract which
with. r~
Every offer made must be accompanied by q written
guaranty, signed BY one more responsible persons
that the bidder or bidders will his or their bid he ac
eepted, eater Into obs CATION within ave days with
posed. f'N
No proposal toHi be considered unless accompanied
ey such guaranty aud BY sdtfsactorp erfdencs Nat e
bidder u regular dealer In the articles roposed FOR
aud has the license required BY act Of Conoress
The Department the right to reject any pro.
poaa not considered advantageous to the Government
1t 10 to BE- understood that In case the stipulated
quantity "f either articles shall be delivered leaving
balance due on the other article the contract may be
considered a. completed In full q. the option Of the
DepAnmenG de22-td
The national Republican., 1866-12-22

600 GASES CANNED GOODS,
OOO insisdins Peaches. Pear, Piums'' Cherries
J. Il. CRANE 4 CO.,
dsf1-lm IS LouisiAna avenue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES! A
,BRYAN,s, PULMONICg gWAFERs.

| sfgFThe original Medisine estaBHshed fh 1887. and first article of the kind ever introduced un- derlthe -nanie of sPuimonic Waters i'd thistor any other country all other,P Pulmonic Waters are copntelfsits. The. genuine can be known by the name of BRYAN being stamped on each Wafer. SV'
 Thess wafefs have been, before the bubiic for nearly thir,y years, and the immense sale at- tained, not only in America 'butIiAs Foreign countriesEfal lgiatteit .theii intrinsic worth.- The medics.l properties are superior to any, oth- CT ar tic1e offered for tue cure of Pulmonary or Bropchial affections, and the quantity contained in each box is nearly double that of the many worthless limitations advertised. -o'Fi 'isssss
 BRYAN's PUEMoNIC WATERS.
 Cures Coughs Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness, Asthma, Catafrh, Bronchitis, Difficult Breath ing? SpttiBg of Blood, Pains in the Chest, Incip- isntg gonsump tion an dal fdiseases of the, ,Luads. Not only saffofding temporary rolief, but effects ing rapid and iasting'cure' and are warranted toagfve satisfaction in every instance. They do not5nauseate like alcoholic compounds, andtRe medicinal properties ara combined in a form so agreeable and pleasantato the tastsg that any child will readily take thema One dose Hillsis ways af0fdq osi te zsa yidaGed .nnissslosc -noi,se shEtdEH IN TEN yMNUTRs.a ,It'ss
 Iovocaiists and Public Speakers, these Wa fers are peculiary valuable; they will In one day remove the most severe occasional hoarse- ness and their regular use for few days will
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

ly and given as it sss asksds They were insIact natural allies. SEot only swas tho Archbishep { real patriot himsslf, but he saw clearly how much apairiotic var record would tend to nationalise his church and wipe out the Native-American prejudice against it as . foreign hierarchy; Mir Seward on his part was seeking to turn every phase Of AmerieaS pSs; riotism to the public advantage; and both were, we are happy 10 aay, tey ! g.eat Ssssnt. successful The last important service Arch bishop hughes was enabled to render his adopted country was in his celebrated seni-of 6cial mission to Europe with Thurlow Weed in 1862. He was then in failing health. but consented at the soliciations of Secretary Seward, to go as sort of envoy extraordinary to European Catholicism. He showed all his wonted energy and, as we think. not altogether without asccess
 4 Our space will not allow us to speak of the habits and private character of this remark. able man but on the lwhole we confess to . thorough liking for him; snd our good will to- wards him stretches at least as far as that which he testified for a certain Protestant friend oi whom he said,i "he couldn't help hoping he would get to heaven some how or another.'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
1Arf. ,MARRIE ED.

s In this village by, the Rev. William Peck Oct. 23, Henry Graves Esq. to Miss Sarah Smith of Morris: v MTas IA
 In Copake, N. Y. Oct. 18th, by the Rev Mir Mills, MT John A Cook of Litchfeid and Miss Emily Smith of copake, 1IgHr5J.
 In Tori gton, Ocs 23d; by the Rev Mr Strong, MT Cassius Bronson and Miss Angus ta Palmer, also MT: A Weldon and Miss Min nie Palmer ali of Torihgton. '1s-aA
 'Attbe lst Congregational Church in thls Village, Oct. 16th. hy Rev J. o Munsou. Mr. Munroe Throap of Morris,.to Mss Lucretia. d uyhter of William BuelE Esq., of Liteh . field fjr9a ,esl' 2. .i - In Woodbufy, Sept: 27th, by Rev. Mr. Pur- Wis, MT David H. Warner. of Watertown, to. Mrs. Elz beih Marsh, of Litchfah.
 At the Congregational Chprch in New Mil ford, ot Wednesday, Oct, 10th. by R-v David Mad'ck, A B Sterling aud Miss, Harriet c Mygatt all of New Milford to,a.t ,,-'.
 In New Britaips Oct. Ii6th, at St Msrk's -,hnrcb, by the Rev Mr Baldwin, Nil, George H Pon,er of Bristol to, Miss, Addie lIolles. vonhgpst daughter of Henry Tolles, Esq, of New @Biitain, c;rui,a ,Is! -..
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

4 NEalo BoY, AN INTERESTING ,H1sTo- aY.--Ths Boston CArissian Registsr says . little boy Was baptized on Sunday afternoon at the church in Indiana place, Boston whose Aistery vas interesting. Alter Jefferson Da- vis Has taken prisoasr, Mrs Davis sent this little eolored boy (almost white, however,
 about seven years old, to General Sax,on.
 with Aletter, in which she told him this story. ehs said that in 1881. passing house in
 Rishmond. shs heard child scream and go- ing iAe found this child, whose mother, was . ffee oelored woman, who left him at her dsath int care of others who ill-treatsd. him. Mrs Davis sad she took the child home. and thsy all hscams very fond of him. He shar, cd their fortunes and misfortunes, and, when obliged to fly from Richmond they took, him with them. She reques,ed General .saxton 10 trsat him well, which 1t is not necessary to say, 10 did. r But when General Saxton Eas removed fron the Department, he gave the eAild te the care of one of the teachers of the fdne4tionall Connission, who has brough. AA4A NHEtAe i{ ds f4.s pFsz5lsta erF5t VI HSTFq 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

ONE HoNpHED DOLLARS II Reward will ha paid by Mrssfss O. G. Clark & Co.,, for a med.
 Cine th8t will enfe. coughs, colds. eroup, whoon. Ing cough, or relieve consumptive cough ss qiicks as sGee's Cough Balsam'
 LIEF ALL OUR READERS KNow That Goes Oyspepsia Cure will certainly cure the worst cases ID existence, will stop pain after e''iny as soon as you take it, and is most excellen nt articte for all diseases of the stomach ard ho,.
 els. DEAR READER. W ould you have your food set well upon your stomach. your d;ges,;on regular, and no trouble from sick headache Sour stomach, constipation; in short would
 you be cured of Dyspepsia? then use Coe:s
 Dyspepsia Cure. Itis-a certain remedy in. ell such cases.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
vsTARE ,IrEMs.

R9ec1 sla3 4 fss ssTE} ss9sf s1ftsf7 z.ti<
 -tox Tuesday, night ee last week tt NewsI5a- lsn z ths coal o.ies os s,g. saiih < O.. | vaa ,l sntsr.d5 the aase opened; and slaestelen, .Ihe thiei. q theiyes,, must havs had I the, Store ssdasfs ksss- s,thsy sopsned. the store and safe dooFs without leaving the slightest 1hark' ,s T.T5:..-. ...IIs.551d ISMI|E g st71E eommitsees sppoiessdto leease the new State Insabe- Asyium ha#s-sesslsd upon a spot about two miles southeast of Middletowu near the head oe the sStraits.'
 . GkaRRAl Wil11A4 B. B.FaAskt1ss sspperla.sn. dent Of Celt fFealfms sompsny at aars. ..'''.s ford a kaa bsen2 appointed brevsl General ipthe regular army a sftaa, baa hst3as ,t1S Y
 . , ,cs.l,l N 411oayses M Myssie oepn has taken ell thsssSek of sae NSr~iea Hss ha,is ,o.s v.;th the exception of single share which i. held by . citizen of Norwich to enable him to act as secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

f4-- -s ma .is,-f. |
 Gen Wade Hampton has been making . rabid Southern speech iu which, al:hough b ssipmiSg something of the old superiority ol east, hs shows a manifest desire to be just to the negro race wh, oh we are very glad to see: Aftst denouncing the manner in which slavery vsssabolished he proceeds :- y.vos .,t.,s 'rt
 sBut the deed has been donssa and I for one. do honestly declare that aeue,' seish to see t revoked. Nor do believe that the pro- pie of the South would now remand the negro to slavsryif they had the power to do so bn. questioned. Under our lpaternal care, from a mere handful he became mighty host. He came to us heathen, we made him Chris tian. Idle. vicious, savage in his own country in ours he became industrious, gentle civilized
 Let his history as slave be compared hereaf ter with that which he will make for himself az freeman. and by the result of that compari- son we arc willing to be judged. A great re. sporsibility is lifted from our shoulders by this emancipation, and we willingly commit his dsSfiny to, his own hands, hoping he may prove himself worthy of the new position iu which be has been placed. As slave he was taithful to us as . freeman, let us treat him asa, friend. Deal with him frankly, justly
 kindly, sad my word for it he will reciprocale your kindness, cIinging to his old home, bis own country and his former masters. If you wish to see him contented, industrious, useful aid him in his effort to elevate himself in the scale of civilization, and thus fit him not only to enjoy the blessings of freed om, butt appre
 ciste 'its duties."4ts -7 s.','a1 oF ''2s
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
LIFE-HEALTHASTRENGTF 'HIFEa-HEALTH--STRENGTH LIFE-HEALTH-STRENG 9TH.

LIE AL11-SIR IRENGTH. i
 Hundreds and thousands annually die prema. turely, wnen if they would give the Great French Remedy, a ,-, .,,
 DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
 TcELEBRATED SPECIFIC PILLS Prepared byGaranciese Dupont, No. 2l4 rue Lt,mlasds Paris, from the prescription uf Dr. Ju- an DelaEarre, Chief Physician to the Hospital du Nord ou s.arboisierc, a fair trial, they would lind immediate relief, and in short time be full " restored to Health and Strength. It is used in the practice of many eminent French physi- clans, with uniform success, and highly recom- nepdedsas assthe oaly pusitive and Specific Rsme- dy, for all persons suffering from General or Sex utl Debility, all derangemsnts of the Nervous Forces, MtRtilchoTy, Sperhatorrhcea or Seminal Emissions, all weaknesses arising from Sexual Excesses er Youthful Indiscretipps, loss of Mus. cular Energy, Physical Prostrati-ns. Nervous. ness, Weak Spine, Lowness of Spiri,s, Dimness of Vision, Mysteries, Pains in the Back and Limbs, Impotency, &c. sAsAsI
 .1No angnsge.csp eoHveN an adequate idea of the immediate and almost miraculous change it produces in the debiltated and shattered sys- tans1 lnfact, it stands unuiyaled as an unfail- ing cureiofsthe naaiaiins s above mentioned. |! bSRhsrinoI moro bntuse thegreAt French Rem etiys it will effect a scure when all others fail ,ndtalt hough powerful remedy. contains noth- ing ttrsfai to he most delicate constitution. 1 Pamphlets, c6htaining fuIlIparticulars and di- fecsionsr for using in English, French, Spanish illrd1G simaR, aeeonpalsy each>box, and are also sent free to any address when, requested.
 Prize One Dollar per box or six boxes for Five d d,llars., "a R2 . v u l1 y T la . 2 J | Sold by all Druggists throughout the world; or will De selt by mai. securely sealed from. au obseryalion by inclosing specified price, to any authorized agent '~-'--' 'S' =
 Proprietor's General Agents for America, OS- CAR G MOSES, < CO., 2Ttcorrtlandt street, New York. .,...---,x Wsssells: and sold by all Dealers in Melici1es, in Litchield County. 'o 'G'I1 a'SSs 3A r'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
CORNWALL

West Cornwall hss had quite . tempest ip aItsspSs for ssns days past over he!appoiht. ment of . Deputy Sheriff or rather over the opposition 10 it. - = = -: iThslepposltien has however been withdrawn and II is snppossd the appointment will soon be made public. -- -'-
 James Cochran has been appointed Post
 master in place of H. c. Crandall and John W Beers in placs ofJohn o hAnd,ews The former in West Cornwall and the latter in Cornwall soths ball rolls on and but for these little .scrimmiges' and changes we should not be able to get up decent excitement.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

'dhs stsps sdorate aiessr. hittihs the shAm-
 asrs and saiseksrging de contents of both barrels into his abdomen ny He Ssurvivsd the taocidentsbut sbout three ninuses, mea6while bsing spesohlsss, save ts exclaim, 'rm dead man." Mr#Holabird leaves wife and in fant child.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
iaW1NsTED.-

-1!.Ta tsa T isWIssTEp, Tnesdsy Oct. g8a. q At about o'clock this morning Mr WIS Alsolabird. son of the late Hon, V s. Hoisbird
 of this plaeal egsd g. was killed by Inc sacsi- dentaRdlschares Of | bowling rascsa sHs ~ss standiag uPent pdrsh ssfSsss1 bur ssssfass,i taking with some ffisnas and foeiishly ss.a. ing against the muzzls of the loaded, double barrelled gun, when the same slipped from
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
s Aal Ails sElGSSifisshd ElSifishd assseiief Ya lats count

bessSsalsis Ssslisf H A. seSll1s als
 speaking of sheishsmiasble adEaEtising nuis, aace, sO muchsptaetieed of4siate, ,of; ldsf.ciDg rocks, fences; Aes sish Y { , qaaetk Advertisements vouches for having found the following excel. lent @ rsplyI stfsa' sd a aaase mn jbseaptioa in enormous ,xLils letters io ;i ~ss 2 ef esisv6 :t "TRY EHzS6zonoNpsmsr s'1ss1ct sdT ..reiz
 "And Echo answers, o. dont.'" In
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

IA. as. la..V yisI 6 .HNglnoIM ,nni7bL IA
 yn0s Attention .seealled tq Miss HartlsHsa concert advessiised, in aaetAersuolumn 4d beal given af Cont Hodss iipatAfs pMss s0nsthee sistI inst. .'. ....,-.sg :. :. gSp'ss1 ha:,s !,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
aDfD Coy: Honphrey nfaAias bhaaraitha fAl- loving tessincSS toiahy hysgssdyss,nasusso ostks

sgss ls5 Sasas,,i $ sasisssss ss
 brought before shs eiiyiifi eiii sbd Sfinihsi Csgfts. Now that the psgr0 has ssy6o~n ,ss cb16dinS and friendly dispositiona toward Etlis wKiss race. and A dssiFstp sagagaiAptA tAe Pnsqi.s If eo1es. s.,' laooE, aseass sea AaneEa asHAad of ss real andpersonaliiot bassuolil 5srband snC'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

a1Wheos Ego te. the store, ,isiid an old9lady, .Kalwaysask forwhss Iwant, and if they have t, snd it is snitable, and feel inclined to buy ik and itscheap, and cant be got :or less, ,i- ways take 1t without chaffering about 1t all day as some folks do.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
U SPECIAL NOTICES.
Prof. Van BnslSirk's GREAT GERMAN
REMEDY

Having been used in the private practice of one of the most eminent Physicians in Germany; is now offered to the people of the United States.
 When '4e Remedy has been subjected to fair dehce ofali othur Li Liver Remedies now in. .use.-- l. is the latest contribution of M sdical Science to the treatment of that extensive, troublesome and dangerous series of Disorders growing. out