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year The little money he had accumulated became eg-
n5V' ne became neaneboyI and IL apnesrs finally Ses
termned to end his existence. On the windows where
which, from Appearances, had contained prussc acid by
means Of which he had poisoned himself. He leaves
wife and three small children. Coroner Lynch directed
p0stmortem examination 20 be made and inquest will
probably be held today Deceased was native q IN
was In the AID year OF his age.
DEDICATION OF BROOKLYN CHURcH.-The
Herkmerst Baptist Tabernacle Brooklyn, dedicated
to the worship God yesterday morning The attendance
was very large The Rev. Dr. Moore Of the Washington
Baptist Church preached the dedicatory sermon,
taking for his text the latter part OF the 10Th verse OF the
s3d Psalm, Holiness becOnieth thy house, Lord"
The sunday-schOO numbering some seventy child.
Rev DR.; Lowry, Of the Hapsop-plaee Baptist
Church the Rev Hyptt Smith q the bssys HSP
President of the Brooklyn sundayschocl Union, and
the Rev F. r Hscox Collections we're taieE up after
each service and about IS 900 subscribed The Jape
in length and co feet in breadth and capable Of seatn
$1,000.
EXCURSIONS FROM BRooKLYN.--The Samuel
T. Maddox Guards hold reunion of their friends to-day,
In excursion on Long Island Sound large party will
leave the foot North Fourthst f. d. on the steamer
tins morning. Corner Stone Lodge No. 1857, A. ~ g0
this morning 10 Crossetts Grove on the steamer T..
Bosrman Two barges accompany the boat to aceommo.
date the excursiODiss with room for music and dancing
the p q. Schultz with barges Greenpoint Lodge NO.
400, f. A. NJ, go to Dudleys Grove on the 24th Inc
proceeds Of the excursion viii be devoted TO the bans
fund of the Lodge.
IAnnouncsnneutSI
CoLoRIFIc.-Don't dye the hair or whiskers
boswell wNSEfs CoroRIUo eolors beautiful natural
Try H. Gusrautsed best Mandatory
No. Dsyst, New-YOrk.
BANKER Nor RoBBED.-The house Of j.
stuart banker No % S.ss.a was saved rom beng robbed on
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SOUTH and CENTRAL AMERICA,
COLOMBIA.

CONTINUANCE OF THE CIVIL wAE-rlE AID
MINIsTRATION or PROVISIONAL PRESIDENT
ACOsTA,
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CHILL.

PROCEEDINGS OF O0NGREsS-sTORATY SESSIONS
TELEcRAPHIC COMMUNICATION BETWEEN
PANAMA AND CHILI-THE SPANISH WAR AT
AN END-TRADE STATISTICS.
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IAnnounceinentSl

CoLORrFIc.-Dont dye the hair or whiskers
with old dyes sulphur coorng Great trouble time and Da;
boswell COLOSIYIo beautiful natural
Black application No trouble wash, preparation
GnAranteed RusBToN BREATEAr Mandatory
No @ Dey.st York
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BANKER Nor ROBBED.-The house OF j.
es banker 80 Essssu saved from being robbed
Wednesday night by the BURGLAR ALARM TELEGRAPH
r. HOLMES No. POI POaIxaY.
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PASSENGERS ARRTgED.

y AMERICAN WATCHES at Factory prices. i. b.
ByXSEK Co, $50 Broadway. and No ISL PolsOnst J.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Jan ~, 1901.
ne steamer Montana sailed for Panama to-day, w'sn
Sos 900 treasure Of which s7s6 900 is for New YORK
She hss besldes nine thousand barrels Of four.
Fsro d. Headley, convicted Of embszziing $6o,ooo
frou Wells, Fargo Co.. Was to-day sentenced 70 three
ysprs Imprisonment In the State Prison
me steamer Active with S64 900 in treasure, arrived
from Victoria " L. last night Mining news from Brit
isl Columbia 10 favorable
BY steamer Montana, from Portland. yesterday, we
have Oregon advces of The 18th OF January Gold has
been struck the celebrated Gold Hin lead, workmen
having eded In cleaning out the old tunnel the
Montana brings two thousand barrels OF hour from Fort
land
General James r. Hall goes East to-day the steamer
with nne collection Of specimens Of ore for the Me
chancs' Institute, New York. The same steamer also
carries an extensive collection Of California goods for ex
hibisiCn 81 the Paris Exposition.
Tho ship King Philip OF Boston arrived to-day The
ship KDgsher with 2 sacks OF wheat and the ship
Shapshooer with 000 the same cleared TO day fos
Liverpool Tbs Invncible with 50 600 sacks Of wheat
cleared for Philadelphia "a
The market quotations are as follows: Flour, extra,
80; do, superhne. IS Isl wheat, 81 IS; prime ship
ping, 81 Mining stocks-Sayage, 81 600: Crown Point,
ST. 2sS; Yellow Jacket 81 240; Gould and Curry. S675;
0phr, $l5S. Legal tenders selling at 7sk.
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NEW JERSEY INTELLIGEHCE.
.Jersey CITY.

Jersey City.
SnIJrG WArBR ALs-A NEW DopeR Some days
ago Jeremiah Hyde, residing at No 333 Newark avenue
sold thrs> barrels Of ale 10 John Grove Tho barrels
were All sesaed In accordance with the revenue laws
bus the nr.s byel tapped gave cut mixture Of one
pen ~ Two IesA Of water The other two contained
wafer vkn0ut ne fhGhtest coloYing Grove appeared
yesterday before Justice ALLEN and had HYDE brought
up BY an ocer and compsed 70 pay the amount frau
duenty received - . moro oomtoytable alternative
shan the cell Of the county jail
FIRH.-me total lem sustained By The Are A No IFS
Warrington street fhursday night reaches Sls CO.,
I'll fully insured. jewellers Rors, upholstery TO-
bacco store and stables comprised The building which
Of The hrs will be made, - damaging rumon aioas
concerning the pan played By one Of the ssors pro-
pneton In the Affair."
Union HIN.
FnozM 10 DaArn.-0scar Willis, tsIegraphsr, for
many years with the American Telegraph Company,
whhately In The employ Of The Bankers ssd Brokers'
cation wss 49, 70 reach his homo (nsas Union Hill
hone but naIsd s sSs !, N n:
HIS remains wsrs vefrsplish only absss half the
taken . III rssidssos xsa Jhy ths cold and storm
ssr:ncon By Jussios Dwysr, snd1cs ~ svs.noon, and
snss dscsassd came 70 HE death nom he'd ys.srdsy
S0Ia which prevailed on Thuyxx - ~ ~ ~
,cy,or s % lsxed The remains u shc sfssrno -.
s-.,,,.s Souss shout 40 miles ,.s- =
-. 80 me spsshs Of Z passing lesoneNyS a. .Aoo,
~ s. ~ ssSsroysd ms loo y esunasee s0o''
"a SS& Partially Insured a. MA 81. i..-f
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An IssAN wonAs was found wandering along Fiatbush
avenue Butler street. by Sergeant csser, Of the
Fiftieth precinct at late hour ON Friday night She
was taken 10 the station house. and IL subsequently
thai she had escaped from the LuDsc Asylum al Fiat
BUSH she was returned 70 that institution
A MAN FRozEs DEArH.--The body Of an unknown
man was found at an early hour yesterday morning
lying stir the door steps Of the residence Of Mr.
Edwin c. Litchheld Of Fifth avenue and Ninth
street. He had evidently been frozen TO death during
the night The deceased had black hair, whiskers and
mousache was apparently about fortyfve years old,
and I'VE feet ten inches in height He had on black
sack coat mixed plaid pants and Ss gray Soss
taken 10 the deadhouse for identification
RUNAWAY ACCIDENT. while passing up Fulton street
yesterday afternoon horse attached to sleigh took
fright and away, upsetting the occupants, lady
and gentleman The lady sustained dsocation Of the
Ala ~ drns store sne WAS conveyed 10 her resdence
The gentleman was not injured
Tas ARRESTS BY THE POLICE fer the past week, as
shown by the at the Office OF the Inspector were
200 in number.
AILEaKD GRAND LARCEKY.-Tbomas Meighan waa yes
terday afternoon arrested charge Of grand larceny,
preferred by James McGnnis Of No ga First street,
E. D. the complainant missed eighteen sovereigns and
an uncertain number Of greenbacks. and he thinks
Meighan knows where they are. The prisoner Is held
on the suspicion.
RuryrAmu IN rHs EAsrrxx Dusrn,cr Late on Friday
night party Of "rounders entered the liquor store Of
Thomas Goodwin, No. 27o Grand street. E D., and quar-
relied with the bArkeeper, Robert Walker, because he
would not give thom whiskey and cigars without pay
Becoming noisy and troublesome Goodwin and Walker
attempted eject the party, but In tho attempt they
were very severely beaten, the FOUNDERS, five IN num-
ber freely using glasses and furniture their heads
In the melee valuable pier glass and other articles in
all valued at $780, were demolished Two Of the row
dies named Michael Clark and John Tuy, were arrested
by Sergeant Maddox and ocer Mulhoand Of the Forty
nth precinct They yesterday committed to the
County Jail by Justice Daily to await examination,
Goodwin and Walker having made charges Of assault
and battery, larceny and malicious mischief against
them.
ACCIDENT TO LADy.-A lady named Anne Miller, re-
siding No o. Eleventh street. E. d. fell on piece OF
ice in Grand street evening and sustained fracture
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The Port Jervs a. W Tn Statcs Uni0n thinks tho
man murdered few weeks ago at DilIs Ferry. The
Delaware river, may be identified Mr. Baldwin.
he was described a. being six feet In height. and
intelligent ..tis fr0. ss.s43
Al Meadville Pa on the 18th instant the police made
descent on gambling house and found nftesn or
general stampede made for the doors and Window
and most OF them escaped w@
A German named Andrew Hetzler on the 17th inst.
was killed at Newark station Rochester he was
crossing tho railroad track He Watching the train
coming from the West and did not notice the one from
the East which struck him. HIS head was cut on and
one OF his hands He in the employ Of Jonn Weiss
wood contractor about twenty years OF age
He made Rochester his homo.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NEW BOOK.

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A ENCYCLOPEDIA OF FREEMASONRY; embracing ths
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Edited Robt Macoy author Of the Masonic
Manual Book Of the Lodge &C Illustrated with numerous
engrayings.
10 the student work Of reference and the newly in-
tiated wade this volume priceless. We COM
mend the craft valuable addeudum to every library
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Masons should display their gratitude BY liberal
patronage. National Precursor.
Price cloth So half - Sent free Of postage on
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Chapped Hands &c Price ~ cents Sold by all druggists
Depot l57 Chatham street. Try this invaluable cure
A BSOLUTE DIVORCES LEGALLY OBTAINED IN
IA New York and other States without publicity or Too TIL
divorce granted Consultation free.
N. HOWES, Counsellor, &C., 70 Nassau street.
CATARRH-PAIN AND NOISES IN THE BEAD.-
~ Norton's remedy for Caarrh and mode Of treat
breaks up this terrible disease its fountain head
pain in the temples stoppagcs Of the head
offensive discharges tainted breath throat and exn
pamphlet TO GERRlT NORTON. depot II Ann street.
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4 =, 49,. $40 y ssis ssrnsusa sssshss q NE
-. 4 1874 have passed sway. NJ DFssn ~
ss..S.1.., 81 OBADIAH Brusn, Of Bsssn-eeS'
= ..ss.. rss,asd. Who landed a Plynsssh Hesh
~. 80 .nsrv.rds removed 70 New sspsy y vnicn
- - 1900 was born, l1s whus yss very
.s.ss ~ prusp smls.asa 70 vrtta s.d Va ,s,s he
49, NOM snas sssas during ~ ~ 80 rors Mega,
served = soldier = ns s ~, ia Vas man q
rnsi MARTY Of character and We. nosse ,o'
"a issssiisssss M ssslk ~ PE ,.sa. = SySss
q ~ Srs{Bw inrAs. ~ " !" n
iovN e ~ osh Instant @k8
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SAIvnroE. Jan 10, 1oez
me 49, o. cotton to-day have been 500 bsiss low
n'oenss = sSxc. specie The recsipss wsrs a b,Iss
sapo 'or 'ne week have been aool bales, and the
heud, $500 Geld NJ n 1a7 ! 80 y - -. 49,.
nsnna'y HIN. ths lsstsv ME bong rvfcsc1
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HARnImURa Jan -, lSoJ
LA night disturbance occurred - the Halfway
H,dss, between Harrisburg and Hshplrs ths parties
Engaged being oolorsd men, from this city During The
dascul,y Jacob Jones stabbed benjamin. pooss - ne
ssssasn, Issssne 81 m snssaus Ne vssS wsvs -
6susA sssn sbs sovnss, ~ - W. ~ se-s'ehA
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Died.
PoPE.-0n Friday, January 18, GERHARD PoPR IN the
32d year OF his age
His relatives and friends respectfully invited to
attend the funeral Monday Afternoon at two O'Clock,
from ST Paus church, Of South First and Ninth
streets, Williamsburg, l. I.
fFbr Other Deaths See Seventh Pagel
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MANNER or PUBLISHING AND PRINTING TIE DKsArEs IN
C0NGREss
On motion Of Mr. WILSON, rep) Of Iowa. the CON-
mittee Printing instructed 70 inquire the
pedicncy Of providing for the publication Of the Con-
oro~aI Globe in the form and style Of the debates Of
SURVEY OF THE BLUE HILL COUNTRY.
The srsAKxR presented memorial from the Dakota
Legislature relative geographical survey OF the Blue
Hill country.
PAT o, nR coyyRorH. LATE xExBzR PROM PENNSYLVANIA
TO Alexander H. Coroh, late representative from Penn
syvania, the amount Of increased compensation from
period when he ceased 70 be member Il was referred
to the Committee on Judiciary.
This being prvate bill day. the bill which was before
the House yesterday ~ the close Of the morning hour
TO ncorporste me hsropossn Fire and Marine In.
~,ps the unfinished business.
~. vnsoS, Of Iowa, moved to lay the bill on the
the bin ". laid on the table; yeas %, nays a.
me House shs8z oss o. s con y sas -
REPORTS Of prvsss nsRceeded 70 cas- committees nor
Bins were reported from =. COMMITTEE. on Naval A.
me BOuss bii for che psassf o. ann, !. s,.,n,,.
Psymsstsr United States Navy. PsassSs =
bis grade in shs sesus service q The nss s1ss1sns
The House bill for the restoration Of Lsuts..ns Com
nsnder L Breese United ss.sss Navy, % the sssive
the Senate joint resolution FOR the relief Of Paul g.
Forbes under his oontracs With the Navy Department
for building and furnishing the steam screw slOOpe
PENDING iss consideration The morning hour expired.
and The joint resolution went over t nsxt private bill
xxpcrrrvr cozuuxvcAryoxa
The SPxAKR presented Executive communication -
ron The Secretary Of war, transmis,ins lisa Of con.
~ made By the ofncsn Of the Engineer Department
relative 70 sHs ship channel Is q. "a Pss S,
hNp G~ssened 70 the Committss on Commerce.
SpsrsmsstinR reports Of tours Of inspection made
Rush,ng and Hazsn N Tsfersncs TO Cali.
OuA mi
bin y kassne ~ s IMo TEE fzSU.s o. ovrU
crdsrsdR be pFi;- .z, tIspl on n. ~ ne Senate
; uArAr noAps - ~ 0o's.ah c"u Onoes Was
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nEMocRArIo UNION GENERAL CoMxrrrEE.

The Democrats Union Associations In the several
wards will the places hereinafter stated Monday
% az .ssS %a q lie Usos
Committee for 1857 and aso dsegate for evey three
hundred poed the for the Democratic State
ticket At the last elecon the whole number Of dele
three; Sd four; 9Th sisyss: sth tsn Ga thirtsss NS
eighteen; 6th sxteen eth sixteen; l0h, thirteen; nth
twenty three l2h, twelve; 18th hiresn; l4th fourteen
18th isn iSsh fifteen; ii.h thirty: 18th eighteen; ssn
The hrst meeting OF the General Com1teso WIN DO
held At the Cooper institute room ~ Friday evening
january 70 q 7ocock The primary meetinss WIN be hold
at the following places:-
Let ward-M Green wich street fs MMs
I'd ward-16 broadway.
ID wArd-lN Liberty street.
SIN ward-Lnarson'L 81 Hudson street. - 11-W
9Th ward-Reser's Hotel. ls6 Pearl street. ts "a NEA8
nh wArd-z5 East Broadway. na sas4 efE 81
9Th ward-6o Vandam street. .a.ssaaa y n
10Th ward-io Canal street
llth ward-a6o Third street.
l2th ward-Corner Of i25sh street and Eighth avenue
Hh wsrd-Norhwest corner Broome and Not. s,ses.a
18th wards East Twelfth street.
10Th ward-lH9 Seventh avenue.
18th wsrd-AssenSy kooms corner Twsstysscood s.rsss
isth ward-Ahiss Smith, rifSninsh street, near rAsd
se.S var -sls West rhirsy,.Izsh street
nd ward-Nstonal Hall, Forty. fourth street
Chairman Democratic Union General Commsstes.
f f1an Ug R.ossr, sscrsar,ss
II ENRY A. DANIELs II. D., sUR1EON, NO. UNION
or detention from Susinsss Tor plea structure assaa dis
Of pelvic viscera Deformes Of fsce and
person Onics hours from 70 Il
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General Superintendent Of Freedmens Schools for the
Bureau Of Refugees, Freedmen and Abandoned Landa
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person. Once hours from . 70 "a
TxPOsrAsr NOTICE
TO The PEOPLE
ONLY FEW DAYS MORE
TO SECURE TICKETS IN
KELLEYs
GRAND xoRrH AxEMcAn
PRIZE OoscERr
CAPITAL PRIZE ssom
IN oRERNsAcKs.
TIMED FIXED TO AWARD TEE PREMIUMS.
A,s ~ csuos 70 b svs5 ss the wass.h avenue Rins
chss.s0 M,
SATURDAY. JANUARY ~ isss.
THIS Is THE eHRAiEsr DISTRIBUTION OF rHH:
NINETEENTH CENTURY, and the MOST SUCCESSFUL
EHrEaPxrsE Of shs Kind ever inaugurs.sa n ~
world
$4,000 VALUABLE PRIZES.
Valued q HALF xiLLI0N DOLLARS inelusiss
$4,000 IN aRxxHsAcks, win be presented
70 ucls-holdsra
EVERY OTHER TICKET DRAWS PRIZE.
ruE DExAxD FOR TICKETS Is WITHOUT a.
PARALLEL
An srdss for tickets mailed IN New England, MidAss
or western States. up y THURSDAY night January -
WIN resch NJ in tine 70 be nIlsd and mailed before tho
drawing ssnmsnosa
An agents can continue 70 ssIl nssn p. H.. Saturday.
sssA issl when al reports BE- made with returns
they WIN be cancelled
Agents having usksss unsol1 o. csnssssd for win please
forward them 70 our address shsy required 70 al
TICKETS o. EACH.
8 Ticket: y one sss.ss: fsr. ..............S
- tickets address for. ................... -
RKFERENcEs
rappaa. nsKsiop Co., Commercial Agency, csicasoi
Louis ssassseA . sehwsn, importers, Phrsoslphss;
Samuel D. Sursook. Puslshsr PhIsdslpaIs; Van valtss
bsrr 4 Co., Ipporssn new FORK.
ssad ne name Of sssh subscriber, with their sddrss
MONEY ~ sra Posi- enss order, erprsss IN rsssssts
,ssssru. may b. ssua a our ~. s.M
An sosunssiatsous shssid y addressed 70
/ A. A. xxLiRr CO..
yousds serofsis. As,sA sissss, csicass, nAsois.
IT :. :. = sowsry. and 81 Arr-- uARRANTEDA
You've AnRRrcA-YoUro .~-sA--loilss ~
Il, sp!sn,M rebruary aumbsr, Win ,s.oss5rca -.
Nss cT sss 80 snd giT!s Games Fussss. Rsy -
,sss,s1s .s ssars: k Essy' e, ciss
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
AND QUICKEST ROUTE TO ALBANY. TROY AND
 THE WEST.
FEE ousatonic Railroad.
 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

On and after May 9th. 1867 Passenger Trains will run as follows:
 LEAVE BRIDGEPORT On arrival of Trains from New York New Ia
 ven and Hartford IO.3O a. m. for PttsEeld connecting at
 Van Deusenvill' with train for
 Albany s. 45 D. m. for Pittsfeld.
 LEAVE PITTSFIELD On arrival O Trains from North Adams and
 Western Railroad 800 a. m. for Bridgeport. New York.
 New Haven and Hartford. 800 D. m. for Bridgeport and New York
 by Rail or Steam boat. and
 train for New Haven and Hart
 ford.
 SPECIAL Leave Great Harrington for Pittsfield at ' a. m. Leave Pittsfield for Great Harrington at 10 pun.
 Mercha ndise Trains Through Daily. 25-tf J. H. STRONG, Supt
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

''So you'll have the president to attend to in day or two, " said gentleman at the Allyn House to one of the walters last eve- ming. ''Yes sah," said the waiter 'sandI guess we'll tend to his business better than he does to ours''
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

Dennis Colgan, for thirteen years draw tender at the East Bridgeport bridge, IS brave fellow, and deserves promotion. On Friday, the 21st, the express train from New York only escaped destruction through his heroism. The draw was open and the signal set correctly, but the engineer of the advancing train took no notice of 1t and came on at usual speed By the great est exerton the bridge was swung into place, but as the track strikes the draw at curve on the west side, train coming on to it from that direction would swing it open inevitably, unless it was locked. Knowing this, Colgan ran across the bridge in the face of the advancing train, in spite of the cries of Q number of persons, who told him to get off the bridge and look out for himself, and dropping in front of the engine succeeded in locking the bridge with about an inch of the bar, and sliding off on the platform below. So close was he to the engine, that the engineer thought he had run over him, and many persons, looking on, thought him struck. The en- gineer can give 20 reason for not seeing the signal and resigned his position immedi- ately on reaching New Haven. Here is another argument for drawbridge on a navigable river. It gives the drawtender an opportunity for the display of heroic self sa- critice, if he is so disposed.
 evening next week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
LIFE DROPS

A RE warranted to be the best PAIN KIL EA, LER in the whole world.
 Use or as cases following internally. externally, require, directions. and they will cure. beyond the possibilits of
 doubt
 Cholera, Coughs. Rheumatism. Cholers- -Morbus, Colds. Neuralgia, Diarrhoea, Group, Sprains, Dysent,ry, Sore Throat Bruises Diptheria, Bronchitis, Cramps, Headache, Chtlic, and Wounds, They will work wonders with all your ach es and pains. Sold by all druggist and Country Stores. l 1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04

Mrs Lucy Stone Blackwell and Mrs. Eliz- abeth Cady Stanton will speak on female suffrage, in the Representatives Hall, some
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
l2S feet to the Cord.
and Foreign Patents.
R. h. EDDY.

SOLICITOR OF TENTS, Late Agent of the U. s. Patent Office, Wash
 ington, under the Act of 1887. No. 7S STATE STREET ,(opposite Kilby St. BOSTON A FTEE an extensive practice of upwards of "A twenty years, confines to secure Patents in the United States also in Great Britain, France and other foreign countries. Caveats, Specifications, Bonds, Assignments, and all pa pers or drawings for Patents, executed on req sonable terms, with dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign works, to deter mine the validity and utility of Patents of In- vehtions. and legal and other advice ren dered in all matters touching the same. Copies of the clams of any patent furnished by remit tiag one dollar. Assignments recorded in Washington.
 No Agency in the United States possesses superior dcitit,es for obtaining Patents or ascertaininq the pdtentabilay of inventiors.
 During eight months the subscriber, in the course ot his large practice, made on tapice re- jected applications, SIXTEEN APPEALS every one of which was decided in his favor by the Com missioner of Patents.
 TESTIMONIALS.
 II regard Mir. Eddy as one of the most copu- ble and successful practitioners with whom have had afficial intercourse. CHAS. MASON,"
 Commissioner of Patents
 "1 have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they cannot employ man more competent and trustacorthy, and more capable of putting their applications in form to secure for them an early and favorable consideration at the Pstsnt office. EDMUND BURKE"
 Late Commissioner of Patents, MT R. H. Eddy has made for me 1HIR- TEEN applications, in all, but ONE of which patents have been granted. and that one is now pending. Such unmistakable proof of great tal- ent and ability on his part leads me to recon mend at inventors to apply to him to procure their patents. as they may be sure of having the most faithful attention bestowed on their cases, and at very reasonable charges. JOHN IAGlIARI. ;" ! Jan. I 1867 39-1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-07-04
Book and Job Printing.

Aa klasss Os Book and Job Printing neatly and
 prompslv done RSssness Cards, Wedding Cards Bill Heads, Labels,
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