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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
For Sale.
SN young cows for, sale, enquire Of = THOS. H. RICHARDS.
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 q T the rsqaess fspndzy m pf the "A First KplSeep1I e0clsty ln Lxtck6eld . special meeting Of the soeiefy will held at the chapel ofSt: Mic chae1ss Chpxch in said town on Saturday, the 27kk dN of February. inet, A. D. 1851, At one 6scJo6k .m. tetake into consideration. the recinding of vote. ta- ken at meeting, held at St Michasfs chapel, Saturday, February 18th, 1889, in ssegasd 2 tO the disposition stos be made .of the ducosAe of trust funds, which by tho dsathof DFs Allied H. Besu bs6omes new paysbls to- ths'society. And especially to act upon the subject of smak- ing provision from such income for the widow of Dr. Beers. lsssssssii fag2 ssas Esesssg sRa-- J.G BECKWITH.sg taa 1s3Tas sa D. c. BULKLEY, seaSgta-si iflss sss-- n9 aass E. ". SEYMOUR, slsas 2i9a asi-- < sI of EEftD, WEEKS. 7sa5 ssEEsgIw fssa es' | Esys Esi SAMUEL e. RBRAAEAN. lWardsAs s3I .g As. EEW1S,1 asssssaH Sas.snd q Elss oHARLRS D. WHEELER laVesAy9l Ell. WRIGHT, issa gsas2 tae ssa 2 ?
 r assa At. BEAcH,r ,rsg sIstsS sstig ses as ALIEN GUILD, ". s-, sa WaW BiSSEEL. isok1 ts-2aa q i LUCIUe NRIsWoLD, ss -sj jsseaH ls ! . LitchHsld, TO. 1eth le6osaoI 46 2,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

CAUTION TO BLACK SPIDERS. LA black spider bit a Missourian the other day. Beth are dead. "- Courant saa aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
FIRM FOR z A L E
 To CHOSE AN ESTATE.

TU CLUSE AIN EO 1AAU'
 ymNHAT valuable farm of 40 acres of land
 belonging to the estate of ShubaeI l. Hurlburt, now deceased. situated in Cornwall Hollow about I mile northeast of the Gen. John SeGgwick farm is offered tor gale 70 close the estate Said farm IS well 0ivioed into ,,Io,,9b nastt1re. meadow, and wood land; we'll rste1ed bv living springs and streams, and is vsrv productive, Dwelling House, two barns stable. and other out-buiidings on the premi- ses Excellent water brought into the dwell linr. by pipes from spring The farm will be snld with or. without the stock and farming ;unlements. inn; An opportunity like the present seldon6 offers as the farm is considered one oi the best for Agricultural or Grazing purposes in the township.
 T Terhus easy. For particulars enquire on the premises, of J. B. HUKLBURT, South Canasn f.t Ad,bir,;atrat0r. .aS8S 34.4m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the house of Franklin A. Curtis, in said Warren. on the 9th day of March and 9th day of August 1869, at nine o'clock in the fore noon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the busidess of said appointment.
 CHARLES B. ANDREWS. Commis- TRUMAN GUILD, sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re-. questsd to make immediate payment to s.aaz A 3w FRANKLIN A.. CURTTSS, Adm'r
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
HARD COLDS AND COUGHS.

Yield at once to steady use of this great remedy. It will succeed in giving relief where all other remedies have failed. ,,lIa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
DRUGa1srs.a

Any druggists in the country will tell you. that buys a bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure for them speaks in the most unqualified praise of it's great medicinal virtues. !'2h 3E
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
Coe,s } Dyspepsia Cure

Will also be found invaluable in an ,cAsss .oh e Diarrhea. Dysentery, Colic. Summer gcm plaints, Griping and in fact every diserdered2 condition of the stomach. o4s .s. s1ss..s ..f5sss where at &1per bottle, or by application to
 THE c. e. CLARK GO. .;sfs;
 Fsa Sole PropfietoFs,
 1e 1yeow S5 New Haven, ot. z
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
From LESTER SEXTON, of Milwaukee.

]. MILWAUKEE, WIs., Jan. 24, 1888. ; Messrs. C. G. CLARK & Co.,, New Haven, Conn. Both m yse,f and wife have used Goes Dys- pepsia Cure, and it has proved perfectly satis. factory as a remedy. have no hesitation in saying that we have received great benefit from it's use.
 LsA Very respectfully. a.3& 7.i '-:..
 Signed, LESTER SEXTON. S
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at Hurlburt's store in Washington:on the Sd of March and the 18th of July 1869, at one Q o'clock in the afternoon on leach of said days, TOT the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment. 'sAxS Z.
 CHARLES H: MASON, | commis.
 oKESIES HICKOX. sioners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to A Sw EARLE BUCKINGHAM, Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
f0d0 M 1E E s -.
 koF T TIE Union Pacific
RAIIRoAD . Are Now Completed.

As 500 miles of the western portion eetbe !ine, beginning, at Sacramento, are also done but < s. 3s. [.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED.

WALTHAH, MASS. NOV. lZ, l0o6.s My grandmother and several aunts an6 cousins died of consumption. My mother had a canc.r, l was taken with bad cough which had affected me IS months; 12 mouths afte, my cough commenced. cancers began in both breasts, which grew rapidly for 6 months, hart cameron Jumps in both breasts. In this state l called on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affected, and cane in each breast. Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me first. ! had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your reme- dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have been perfectly we'll for two months; no cough or expsctoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering. Every where am strong and able to perform all my duties. I took medicines for four months
 thankfully yours. x :. (signed) SARAH J. EMERSON. Mrs. Simeon Brewster, of Jewett City, Conn. had bad cancer, of four years growth.a A large portion of the left breast. was hard as . stone, and adhered to the ribs as fla part of them. At the end of II weeks-l0 weeks use ot medicines-she writes there is no lump in her breast. 1 give her letter.
 Jewett City. Conn. DR. FIroH, Dear Sir:-- am getting along finely; my health is im- proving and the tumor on my breast is soften ing. l can feel it only in little kernels, and not in hard lump as before. think now 1 shall e"ou be we'll. Respectfully.
 Dec. l9. 1868 Mas. SIMEON BREWSTER.
 All diseases successfully treated by letter.
 Ally
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
\h. JNo V. BURToN's TOBACCO ANTIn0TE.

MARhAxIKp Ssxovx AL. priIna ua Toaicco Hs+ sEsrrSsy segedae fS9 t0fsess .iss and esrfe6es sne 6ood Ihe ,sscs,ss great noush. .ns ano s.:sng; a e..sat tonic and ap- psILot enaoies fs sseusco agci hs.rtiest fcof siesp fetteshng dM es.silAhes rcbeses health
 snss s,s ,s ga9 ensEers @ sxbrnrs aaaL Prace Fifsy css eaess of 6acco with lists refer. 9~s-' n n Agents wanted. Address F . <; Oa- I. K. ABBOTT. .IerseskCity. H. T. & = Fo3 SALE RY ALI. DRuGGisSs.
 ZC2aton.-Bevare of humbug imitatMu.
 fTradsnsark x oepwigassdl
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

AGENTS WANTED.-Forf the only steel engraving of Gen Grant and his family published with their approval. Engraved by Size Is by la, g. 100 per cent to agents Address GoodsPeed $ Co.,, Chicago. or Ne, S7 Park Row, N. Y. ,ss7' 's'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

Soreness of the Throat, Chest and Lungs. .iL
 Do not delay procuring and immediately taking Goes Cough Balsam, when troubled with any of the above named difficulties. Thev are all premonitory symptoms of Consum ption and if not arrested, will sooner or later sweep you away into the valley of shadows from which none can ever return.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
READ! READ! READ 1,

FSetsE4 '. E.-f- 'aistsft 2&A if f-.l tB.rI V THE ATTENTION OF THE PEo PIE .z-d Is called to the ' e.,4
 Worlds Great Remedy sl e.s Goes Dyspepsia Cure. '.s , a,. hs-+.ia sIa al.ea .ai.y .;s.-.,.f - This preparation is pronounced by Dys , peptics as the only known remedy that win surely cure that aggravatipg and fatal malady. For yeals it swept on its fearful tide, carrying before it to an untimely grave, its millions of sufferers. s tf'5i ls4 Est!ITG-. .ll.- Coe's Dyspepsia Cure has come to the si- af-1 i Rescue. a a.....ie,Is a;Fffr Indigestion, Sick Hadaehs ,Soarasss or Aeidst fag1
 Ston'ach, Rising of Food, Flatuleney, Lassitu. ;ed
 "N'r'3ass 3,sass55f tsts,asass1y s--v.s-r :: T. .iald [. Are as surely cured by this potent remedy. as massesa Hear what Lester Sexton, of Milwaur kee. says: s2i-,.a 9l5 H31JEat tlaBallI ,ea.a
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
SORE THROAT.

ineep your throat wet with the balsam- -tak. ng sas n.tie , and often-and you will very soon
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18

sgas a.a OFFICERS .s@ @- uIARENCEH.CLAEK President.
 JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu- rol tive committee. ge. < 2 sse.l..a s..f vas1
 HFNRY D. COOKE. ce.President -s.ss. EMKKSoNi ". PEET, Secretary and Actuary. This company, natipnal in it's charter, offers (by reason of its laJgs capital low rates of pre- means yet presented, to the public. t,.ss The eTstes of premium being largely reduced tAse make as favorable to the insurers as those tof the beSE mutual c0mpaniess and avoid all fthe complications and uncertainties of, notes, 1dividends, and the misnnde ndersta1dings which Fths Inter are so apt to cause the policy holder dsA Several new and; attractive ahTes. are; now presented ato os theI pshlH which need onl,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
CLERGYMEN.

The Rev. Isaac Aiken, of Alleghany, tssti-
 ies that it has cured him, after other remedies
 had failed. .sr..5r sr.at,, .',i+
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
JnIsTRIoT of Lltohdeld ss Probate Court

.11 Feb. 9th 1869. k
 Estate of Dan Carter late of Warren in said district deceased The Court of Probate for the district of Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the cred. Itors of said Estate represented insolyent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto, and has appointed Charles B. Andrews and Truman Guild. commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by, y.iatt3 &sa GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
nlsTRIcr of Washington, ss. Probate

h1STRICT of Washington, ss. Probate D Court, January 18th 1889.
 Estate of John Black in said District, de- ceased. The Court of Probate for the Dis trict of Washington hath limited and allowed six months from the date her.of, for the cred itors of said of Estate, represented insolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointeds Charles H. Mason and orestes Hickox. commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by 8s
 JOHN B. NEWTON Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
FIVE MILLION DOLLARS.
The details of which are ss follows: z.

r." Total s@s5s ssSis s6.Oeee5l .6l This large amount is only an indication of the immense traffic that must 20 over the through line in Q few months, when the great tide of Pacific coast travel and trade vii be- gin. Itiis estimateds that this business inl,ast make the earnings of the road from fifteen to twenty millions . year. ,.. ' -. As the supply of these bonds will soon cease parties who desire to invest in them will find 1t for their interest to do So at once. The price for the present is par and accrued inter. est from Jan. T. in currency.
 :, Supscriptionse will be received in Ltchfeld
 I8li3.l t IE}tlt as5staz. H: R. Corr, CAsMHs. FIRST NATIONAL BAsK,
 ~ Ll9oHRIRLD. .----, v=---~~s----~~-~ ; and in New York, -s Ar THE coxpAxY's OrP1oz, No. 20 NASSAU Sr., 4 s4ilhi'se ae and by ii. 3 s-spd 'yoHs ], Cisco < sos. BAuK.as, No. ss WALL ST. And by the compsnys advertised Agents
 2 tthroughout the United States.
 Bosds s4at free, 5saparsss abseri6iag dsrouqh ,o- co, agents s0iH look Q tsemJo ater ssfe szissry
 new pamphlet and map was issued Oct lst containing a report on the progress of the work to that date, and more complete state. be cent free on application at tds tump offices or to any of the advei tised agents.
 JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, N. Y. Jan. ILtns 1cos. ~ ,, oson
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
$lOO to $2OO pc; ss;a .s sss.s ssas ,ss,,, ss,s,,

tO SCH our patent Non-cOfrosivu White Wire Clothes lines. State age and past occupation address the American Wire Co. ITS William St. N Y., or l6 Dearborn, St. Chicago Ill 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-18
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
15O Teachers Wanted

S75 to s160 per month; for particulars ad- dress The Peoples Jo1lnal," Philadelphia. Penn. 444w
, 1869-09-09

present "a ful'{ two&htFd cut Tho s.11v. though
large, u bright, e1caa and frre from rust The
ocr9 q tha whezs AthouRn not quito u lExe q
haa been sotpc seA&uns, II frl ard plump, and
Weighs veil Tno field sals kexson wi1 fsr txcced
the RrefaEN
The Idchland County {1ria} S<ntia4i zay4 that
hop picking has commenced III eatuest As. HA.
eef'!ne u employing about 100 bt1dz and other
}At1s atr quito lively, With t14u4 pickceA Tho
hops oFc reported GrBs rate Lick OF mould 10 u.
lure them, knd all that u now wanting u FOOD
price. -
The PoIt County NTlA, Pres aAJ1 that MF.
DolsJMple, Of cuts1so Crow, has cusppseted his
Immense haTEcHt Of two ttousan,l 1errn u wheat.
II was cut, bound and shocked In Just niae dzrA
Fifteen Teapcrs and ONO hundred aud txcntJ.dso
men VEIN employed 10 do the nnTt. Nj. DArym-
pie tttlmatea hla crop At nItJ thousand buaheis,
Or Al Avcr1gb Of sWcntg.fTa pnsnt!1 10 the acre,
al at which he ssJa will rank ~ No. I.
Tho Macon ttia trapa Of = lAie d1ts Aa5a:
From lnfosDntlGn VIC hare rrcc.tts1 frn:n ali
quarters dur1uR thc ~eck. nc arc compelled 10
believe ihAt the cotton eEnp bids t4is to ho 1nuct.
1iaa!lcT even than last 5ra1. Al pcssona CONCUR
In tue opinion that the Who1t making Of Auvuht
il b ietA. The lotion crop hha opened rapidly,
mnnr of The bnl1s sFinG 1,tttn hsna. EstlmattS nj
falling uG In thn aAt thirty iiays vRtJ frpn
ihif1 u ono hal! d crop IN counties Ut Middle
Erhr4l3 Ne hnlposc rnQtc cotton viii to pic kc1
md rthtiY tor tho lhrkct I tho Int uf September
tlAn WEE really laat Icnr ,lJ Octos,cr l. Ip'Ilc4-
tIuits nTc that tho c.up In suaDJ lo1cr counties
w,!l Al ,e picked h{ November, aad MI III tho
State " Uecctubt5 IL
, 1869-09-09

$50 mcu. attat1nd Las TunaA rssr,.onest III xra
aG1 ~ =, AND Mtt!d aoldlttA They were repr3sed
f,as m!.a tne n soss Gl ao men many arms and naS1
not oppose the column Of pcuaEst. on|y tno etrpnc
Tn,Gn 1saIa nas,Tcd next ohy with larga convoy Il
WAs41kG1ox, Sept R-Ad,,ces FINN tna e,r>,n
.oices nAse been received In this cttJ m 10 tho
Asn VI IN these 1etiefs tho friends Of thu Gu
aas es.e accounts Of ecveTal engagements which
and Cntaas. Tho Cuhans Joy aop,n mpuths nayo
nhtested thn town Of Puerto Principe on tho l9sA
ocnrsa! Fuello sent out turro ua ahcrln9 100 u
feconnoliertux parry. They were hitsektL and
oc!eatca With a loss Of n!n1ost tho enttru CON.
Dand tn catIaitice, dcse7t,ons and prssoues1-
Cd py Genera Puclio troops, who. after tho ro-
cent enR.Es nenta, rctzessea so Sacsitas-
Insso e. 'es;sr. Isp9!t sh9t ss,nas1aa,s Forces
the Cuban troops, who we're concentrating ucA,
that po!hl unde. Gcnethl Qucsaaa The bpanl1h
q ,he en.rn .onFa e. Gansra
tn ptHon, toutistEd Of LOO ftguars and ls59 ypi-
untcen With this forcn Ocneral 4ucsat,a
four hours khc spnntaras wcgo rrnuEscti Win ycTy
scycrc 1osA The Cuban loRs xuA orcr 100, willis
that Of faitnaEeda wss much 1arEer. yn'rnazoda
rrtreaied TO Ina Tuna, nnd, under coycr uf the
fots1ncafons Of sisi place, hrcured protection for
hit tsoop1. the Cubans no: beIuK suplIcs! with Inc
n1ttilesJ nreeAsaIJ 10 nttsck 80 formidable forso-
The tuhana noT occnpy Tho entire Cinco yt,,a3
aMtes ana trfr71ry of the Eaalcrn department
troops and So,uutcers occury tho hca cnast TnMns
mud COAT fortiuca,tona. ~
xt,cs sVhs r.. ]. IrTsl near 1ucrto ' 0ran In
delrssed- ltia imported that aftCf ine rfst urn
INC tr1ors lr4crtcA in ts,y IL the Cul,aaa. lcay
KY v rn.nr ,n.ia oeefr rho were captured ana aso1rl
tirut1hlA t}usaatn md j1rt!an nssert their con.
1cshcr N tn" result an's their shlNy to sccuro
ltavAhA. srrt. H.-Thc t'nnsl,n tIcnr.a has su,
HUI decree dgc1aTttH RHtt nuh fnstttr nrn ran,
, 1869-09-09
EoFccnat1nR the Weather,

F5om the S<1e Fork Commercial .ttEtTtiAer-
The Meteorological Committee OF the RoJA So
report concerning the progress nat3c in forecast
ing the weather. The system OF tee1rapatng shc
oc,to.oogicsi S1anSss ,hsouga .hs I'q;sa Isaqas
plan Of for1arilcg 10 the poHA indications Of
Raics and she direction Of the 1nercae,ng wtnl has
f fa,ea may Vessel t.9n destruction. Capts.n pe
OF FRANCE, ttatcs that - rcr cent Of tho strong
Winds aetIalfJ experienced Oh The French coazt
establishment IN London, aud that 70 per cent Ct
the psedletions Of stloug Winds Issue1 through h!s
ONCE were lGlnred. The aScat Al s.1oth, ia En1-
aorins tie Admtsal.s lime vero eof7scS coz ss Tas T
director Of the Sorteutsche Seewaste, at naa.
bcEg, up 70 the end oI as. December, had received
threatened storm arrived IL re course Of he e.
Ba.rs hight or next day; In cases stl:. bree1es
followed, In the wind se1patE,i high. md n ;
~ Ntaa Tas sdoos before the az1.sA Of The
The London meteorological Office Is In corna-
ntca:!on With that Q! rals. from which two daily
don from StrashusR, ~ ons, Hzaksess, skudesaaJs
III Scrxafe, AID Coran1a, IN fctuF1 tot which
,te .:a.e q the weasses = sent irom yaz,ous
oIist11ps Ihe Wind 30 !Cuch tsAs tattma.lons OF q
Etofn Travelling fro3 certain dtfecuous Can be
transmitted frnE Lo:tou 10 tie coat.2cut several
hours aca even dItB before 1t reaches The place
fcIewaECcd.
4 earetu! study C. The weather has been srs.
tsaus{ tsn, 1o9 sed % !n tas Loaaon es:snsn,
draxn Of each ia. = condition 0! the mosphere,
1son me telesrapaE reports. These Ednru IN easy
weather asktnl!a:tog Ia type, and upon lbs cao,
to certatl e1tc3s, be r:ed!c.rI shc character and
course Of disturbance Of The atmosphere wher
| ex1cf1eEce4
| By Eeaos Of elevatel d1cra., each Indication O
! STORM, ~ teleE1aphcd from London. Is nanouac
| ed Al the british ports for tie benefit Of tne Sc.
| fartcc pppp!3.hon and eyeF7 outward. b1lni fEtp
, 1869-09-09

The Le.Ye1woE.n laaszasl Euf-sin Of The 81
says: Yesterday Eas happy Day for Leayen-
woEih a1a 4tch1sln. t1as11cn II 1t witnessed
the raaLAg OF the drsr rhsu.sh 1ai1 On the Lear-
e1Fotta, AtcAlsoa i Northwestern Ea1roAA 1t
the i7f!tAttou Of Mr. Aa11pccs Caldwell, Prest-
dent OF TIC road. large oucncF Of the p-ot2I3en:
men Of this dty TOOK ride OVER the ROAD 10 AtcoL
ce1. a2u returning "a tha eIec!ag- Ta:s Wal the
nfss through TAIN tha. ever passed oEer the road,
as TIE LAST Eptfe was only t-tyen Jes:ErdaJ FORE
pcQ1, and hence the excursion wAs hurried a.
fs.r, and the party Edo Gp In q 1eF nluute1
The work Vas coMEfneeA OF this read late In she
EF1:rS, but has oeel pushed ahead 10 connletao
as few roals were ever Pushed before The tf,s-
tapce Is twepty-c1a niles and has only oce1Ped
four months IL itA bo!1I,rF. For new rn.d- It IL
In most exceIleu. cuLdltlou, aoE Rs-ooisaed even
old railroad H2o.''
The Osk aloosa Qo1a, Ht1a'i sa5s: "Jo!Se Sec
yeTs, who hAa 1r6t rctuIued frGm New Tott. t.
forms u ta prospect for Tia completion OF Il
Io1A Central RAtrpaa IL, 20 5s< ns acy person cse1
see, In nn c1coErnG1l1 and prosperous conditlsa.
He say8 the officers Of tue road art pushing rat
tc1s IS rapidly Al poasihe; that tho bonds Mi
soon lie thrown upon The market tnnd thoss mos
lmE ed.atcJ interested IN tie matter tnsnx the,
| n!s candli and honest opinion that tie work wi
| bc ccup.Cted sccnrd!tR to Contract"
! The Quincy 11> Tag Of the e.a Eags: "We
| ppde1stbnh ttat the Ch1cFo, Burlington i
| QUINCY Railroad COMPANY, W1oso fre'Tnt house
| Waa burned lAst week. hare promptly decided Il
| build new freight depot At uuco, aud tho won
| viii be commenced in 4 few DAYS With view t.
/ It's complexion the present reason The rtr q
| TIE b1llIlR has not bten positively dat.rmi1et
upon, but It Will pretty cettlinly le on From
sl1ess, u Ito toos Of EpIag. ueN Tho s.ts qt Il
, 1869-09-09

ri RVH ri NEt
- Proceedings Sratrrtlar = Hrtv
Trlts1 Ordered In thu Icrrr ltaute
f1Ittirr t'ases
HpcoIat petrhtrh n TIN t'hlt ago TrI1a,nr
fur %4fhk. 1r'l., Hrpt. H.
'E'hr tfhlMsiion n lin tlrhnrst s'yhpl "t t'hl 10
uhllr will TIM Misannrt II nmt was takrn tt fur
r'ta!'1rtnEIsn. ih.a nEnr,IIap MI errnnnt vi Via
i'sssl'irns Ut thu t'ht" fs,""! ts'nN ot'l4ts 10
!rn.o llr ,''y ~: r'e.na. III" t,ss,.
n,no @ ~, ri :, -, 49, ,,1,r !ac" =, ,,. n!.
rrrtrd u ln,fHl1y, hut n fnr mrEnsera 1b)rctr'!
upo rhtri1nK ihtu kurl nhInn will this synoi. Oh
sa s,.,,a tls p " .'"I u; ~, ..s1 %"@ a,An"s:
taught by the h}m'si nF MEssTri. rI<s t., br Tho
uh'y tEu" atr utAnn that snl'>"rt. and until 'hs
irra " 10 Whether ihu .ioctrtns ii thr loiI .uln.
lstT3 i The tlght nne. e1c!nhl'u nf all "thelat
,tlcy though. i ts.. 70 ~ 2. thsy a!t
that Hteps cnu1 INT consistently ho taAtn u ne.
cure an Immediate Union Of these two powerful
rowss al the uhln s.u,,1. but thuln that n1ots
careful Judgment shout ho exercised. and laAt II
should Ire cspccs!iy satisfied that thai n1nod Ii Of
thu hAmc faith hnt lutsrne With them heiora en.
teIsng into union with them. II tue ohio synod
takea steps in rcmasins the objections rox In the
waJ, this a'nod Will cxll II special Injecting tnne-
diately TO act upon Tho MAt:cf.
This afternoons Ktsslon WEE deyo1cd Ia rafs TO
a Consideration Of the Union, ami Also With The
Illinois Synod, md both cases being guile N'1!!at
u was rcdolfcd 70 poarone debate action for The
present -
General synod were PROPOSED. nMong which was
or congregations woull form m Electoral District.
with autnos1ty to send only two delegates 70 the
aud met with ecleral iayos. UtheT important
changes wcre proposed, but the aite1noou session
iras1rg drawn 10 q close 10 nnal action WA saken
This cyru.nc Professor 1cr1hs pitscsscd NJ In
, 1869-09-09

rum The hfN i VfE Tirss.
Tnp Following cxtrnct4 Of Iettera received hT
one u TIC ln1EeRt of uuf commercial houscs, Of
the .lates respectively Of July "A and AuRua1 ID,
TIC wof Which has f,cen 1e1eopei d as,onx s oul W
country people ny foreign travrl:
"liern Ia new feature III trn}e IN Paris thai hns
f'lst sprung nv y. Il Co. hgun It during the TX.
hIti.iu1. and NOW therr are nsu5 ottlets fnr1l win
Afe Oh rertatn tr5nA with the manufacturers ID
l'Artt, thke twn Or three ,tNtna liz The nat ire
qucne hotefs, keep thcre aamrlA nj +lnctt xtncis,
an,l dog eFefJ American thst arrIrea, towing
them to their ruons, An'l taAIhH lelr nE'lcrA am!
selling nt Just tho manufacturers 11rices. TheJ
.rli Quantities q Etnf4 9Th K'sr.} u sh. ws,.
ttay alnrc the lat u Mnt THIS JchF, to nnr pf the.e
Htdt,lcmtn. nr1tres Of The saun 1t thrn hmt,itrut
siancn s1' vnnnst's n @ ntersE tlte chain, ay
tern right Hionx. Watches afr. af sorts uI
1owr'f5 rir'l tntry atsAla. bFt'nzes ~rl chi1nnry
a'l laces y The TINS ui ,'"u'nn,s Vi francs ,1ni1r
Al this tn Hsrfrah travellers, st nt ctf.n ltir
uto1ts NJ orr frTn Thes" agents. tn1, nrr nut
sttatRrfs Ia IN RHti Dur rnstnMcta and country
Talks lur inntatre. oI'a rua formerly a rerk III
twn II HHr larHr nfiNa, hil1 rRs nttt hers wu r
!hr" titnrA ~ IhrtF hu|rs, In IA tnn,hnl N TIM
Aholher r. IT, II. fntlarT harnl here, aa1 Ia
hltr HAL, eatrlIs'tsl} al,jhAtain,i all 1ut.H,!.
b" at"ha hr'nH tin f'rhf. anl thn ptlsrs fralty
tuw, Ihr5 ran, hln, IN. hrlt n great i.an}. rt.rr
Erpd, IN altn,y thu wholesale ,,rA,rrs ur 1s.ah,1.
tAtlHEr!s 1s,uht nay trH IL nftena tT rent, ntl,1
a. thr aIliista arts taFRH AMI al Cash, Mni lhrr
iTlh9 o. FtES AhAl1 hat~hse, sfIH] tnnkn l.AsI 10
lh.'nu trhncs \ ~r~k. ! hAnurr you It n hurting
our Ira.ia rcfy nluch. UhE ctlu1t1J1urn Ars sur,
El>llU themselves respectfully II AEtcIes ut nEXh
rt'ht al1 thr hEs1nrsA II ErnNiAE. NJ ttarau, VT.
ranno& hiasns ttthrr fhe sr,rgs uf purchaatsa Int
1t nl,sata tfRt!nr huHiAtss+'
Latter Ut August 10:
I'VE afu sure that Jou In Now YORK eto little
xHRIs Of the nuta!Ar OF Americana noH 4uEpal3,
hDd all purchaalHg largely, NOT Al formerly, hlt tn
quantities., the richest aft'clea an! IN Europc. 1t
Il no Transient ncar, but has t,ecome = business.
uur folks cone over literally Ahopping rxcur.
tiuu. " GouEst, Al the RotiA ~ Tree tt payA
And the punteE Ia yerI Large Indian sha wfs,
lace N III shapes. aEo ntao taken over III earl.
lAa4iht