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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
ousatOnic Railroad. aa 4a.ss. { WINTER ARRANGEMENT

! On and after Dec. 2d. 1868 Passenger Trains will run as follows : '"'l's ; ..'.s -a.i ..s.a LEAVE BRIDGEPogT.. ssh .sa On arrival of Trains from New York New Ha- }. s.... 1z.. ven and Hartford .. 4 T s.a sd lO.4O a. m. for Pitts6sld, e5 connecting at ''a ,a~.sz aas T Van Deusenyil1t with train for ttfitf a me Albany:b l! ''oi .I i IT , %3T q 's |. 45 P. . = for Pittsfeld,s es' ,l-ai ,oie liax sl afr LEAVE PFTTSFiELDes i. I.es .ger | lOn arrival of Trai ns from 4 North, Adams, and bot a%at..n .I, B. &A. Railroad l.aisss ,a,s. sg 300 a.. nn. for Bridgeport New. N, '. eYS York ..l.-ftta..5 New Haven and Hartford.
 5O P.- mn. for Bridgeport and New York ,,, x '3s.a Iii by Rail or Steamboat, and iqqS s,l, ,s4s sia train for New Haven and Hart par -5r eid .eajs ford. ,.@Es fjsa@T @s' a r 7sl ''rsa s3ad g.5tita sTptffytg pftrs<f,.Ft .a
 |, -}Je 3lsA4an41 .------- fIff n.rottstt fs[, :,s
 s1f m .sl al PASS CORNWALL BRIDGE. '.o l.s4 oon Gorsa NORTH, a1a Golse sovrH. ,aa. I'll p. m. 1st Passn gr. ll.4e a. m. Ist Pass. $50 p m. I'd Passn'p- 5. .se p:s. m, 2d Pass,
 Stage rom Litchfeld connects witt, II 4e a. lm.s m Train South and with LII D. m. train
 51e2 1,A3-C I.4Hasa z gusl. .n..g,sf .. . ,'.
 fze-u 15<o-a. ~ .ci5 IS AL. HOPB INs. supt. i
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
DASSAGE TO AND FROM
Carpets and Furniture.

H OFARRELL, New York City, has open
 AA ed his new warerooms with the largest assortment and latest Spring styles of Royal velvets, Brussels. S-ply and super-Ingrain all widths fancy and checked, Mattings Lace Curtains, Window Shades, Rugs, Mats, &c., Sc , Over $1 ,OOO, 900 of parlor. bedroom and Kitch- en furniture, all manufactured under his own supervision, and strictly warranted to the pur- chaser. Goods packed and shipped carefully. free of charge. My motto is quick sales and profits, for cash at the largest nwarerooms in the United States, 486 & 468 8th' avenne, bet. York. .-at8 Iil5at di .hsea.
 All the R R. Cars pass in the immediate vi cinitY. .a~I 4n l'lae3 .5.l01y
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

M ANTED-Salesmen to travel and sell by
 w sample new line of goods. Situs- tions permanent and good wages. Address with stamp. H. H. RICHARDS. & Co.,, 413 Chestnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 47 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

Psrsons nom a distance will Go we'll to call n Wednesdays and Thundays. aso as to be suxe and find the Dr, at home as he expects to visit other places some .of the time. S5-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
WATERS PIANO-FORTES.

W AT ERS' FlANOI.FOkTE Grand, Square, and Upright; M,lodeons; Parlo Church, Gem, and Cabinet Organs. The 6es manutactured. Warranted for Sir ytars. Second hand Pianos. Molodeons, Organs, at great bar gains Prices from from S25 to $20O New and second hand instruments to let, and rent applied if purchased. Monthly installment le- ceived for same. Old Pianos taken in exchange fo- new Illustrated catalogues mailed free. Warerooms No. 481 Broadway, New York.
 HORACE WATERS & CO.,, Manufact urers 52 IA ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
FOR SALE.

TEyHE undersigned having purchased the -H building lately owned and occupied by 0. R. Fyler Co.,, as a, grist nill, now offer the mill stones and elevators for sale. Said mill is one of the best there is in the state and is capable of grinding 20 bushels per hour and will be sold at a bargain, sS'r
 DAVID VAIL
 Wolcottville March 16. 1868. 5Otf e7
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18

DAINTS for Farmers Unsurpassed for
 any purpose. $6 for bbl. of 300 lbs Send for circular. GRAFTON MINERAL PAINT Co.,, 254 Pearl St. New York. a 47 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-18
CARD:

lf9 s5 GARD: S5. .DR. B. ST. JOHN
 RESIUENT D ENTIST T, Water St., third house east ofthe Allen House.
 WOLCoTTvILLE, CONN. ~a
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
Protected fsrilt,iraa.

Plan Hudson st. Nos ss2 s7i, sery brict and
store OWNER Mr. LoeweHben architect, Louis Burger
Plan 1l60-l0Lh ay, i!5 IL Of l52d st, story
brick stable Commissioners Police Department. architect
- Burst; builders, walker & Sollcr.
Plan li6l-Enst 9th st, No 2s0 story brick and
brown stone tenement Owner, L Herman; architect,
OIseily builder, 0'Reilly.
Plan t2-Baxter st. No 1871 (rear), story brick tene
ment. Owner, Thos Caray; architect, w Waring.
Pan l,leEast Houston st. No l39 nory brick store
and dwelling Owner, Ehrard; architect, Julius Boton
Plan 1l64-Peiry ST. - Ar Il Of Beecker ST. one
story brown stone first class DIVE ling. Owner, VIM Muvy
architect J O'Nei t1f
Plan G5-s2d st. 246 IT of let nv, story brick
and brown stone FIRST class dwelling Owner, Mrs Mary
Campbell architect II Iinnlon builders Tlorp Bros.
Plan 1664lst, 100 II OF 9Th story frame
tenement. Owner, Thomas McCovey.
Plan I67-49th ST. d61 II OF 9th av, brick and
brown stone first class dwelling. Owner. James Moore
architect Carhar BUILDERS, Farrell Clifton.
Plan 11ss-Atorney st. No 79, story brick smoke
house. Owner Paul Hoffman; builder, Diehm.
Plan 1l6slbth ST. 462 W OF 9TH (rear story
brick tenement. Owner, j W Mitchell architect, Nc
Gillvry; builder, a Beckwith.
front wagon shed. owner, Mcdonald; builder, John
Cromfori
Plan l15ad ST. between Is av and av A, one story
brick iron planning MILL Owners, architects build
era, Ogden d Carpenter.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

following were the bids for the railway
and mortgages:-New York Central skies,
be-; do. SKIES, 1857, 80; do, real estate, 50;
Bubscription, s5 do. seyens, 1876, es; Eric
J, third mortgage, endorsed, 1883, so; do
mortgage, endorsed, 1880, 20; do, hfth
hgc, endorsed, 1888. II; Hudson River
! lrst mortgage, 1sGo-5O 100; do, second
bye, sinking fund, 1850, lo34; Harlem, ilrst
Rge, 86h; Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
per cent, flrst mortgage, 1o7; Michigan south.
ven per cent. second mortgage, So; Michigan
rn and Northern Indiana, sinking fund, seven
ht, "a; Pacific Railroad sevens guaranteed by
ri, 90; Central Pacinc bonds %; Illinois Gen.
even per cent, 1870, us; Alton ana Terre
second mortgage, preferred, 10; do, second
Rge, sincome, 10; chicago ana Northwestern,
fund, 93i do, interest bonds, e4 do, consoli-
|evcn per cent, conyertlblc, SO; Hannibal and
eph, land grants, 1o5; do, convertible, 1o7;
lrc, Lackawanna and Western, first mort
6k; Toledo and Wabash, second mortgage,
eQulpment bonds, IS; Toledo, Wabash and
b, consolidated convertible, sinking fund, so;
Western. second mortgage, 1928, rs; Chicago
Island and Pacific. 92;- Morris and
nrst mortgage, Y6 do, second mortgage,
pveland and Toledo Sinking Fund, 90;
ersey Central, first mortgage, ss; Pitts.
0rt Wayne and Chicago, flrst mortgage, 100;
solidAtod Sinking Fund, 20; Cleveland and
Fg fourth mortgage, 72K; Chicago and
hust mortgage, 90; ohio and Missis.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

bSls rosin at g. 3d. and 50 tons ,ogwood q, scs The
fsasss fusc.s v,s ESTs German sy.nHs
po1 ps'S q &c ssDs ssO a lss
cSoons ~ siss 'isss Rico
bsu:A rss S9s @ SS Ss y q s,q Go 5
srs rsSIs o. % Dvss ti,n; Il au,
for cloth and l6c 7c for bags We heard Of saes Of
MAY.-The demand was moderate al former prices, At
which the market was firm.
publi.hsd n last issue. No sale. reported
Hope-Thcre was moderate degree Of activity in tho
new and &C. agc for old according to quality The offer
MoLAssEs. market was quiet, the demand being
& AND ss ss s for M n. but Ss
Sro fSs sS Il I G ps e s n e sSn h hhs Il
asiosN we quote:ca6a centrifugal and MIXED, $50.
& oro Ri soe ssys zoe q. & ass Ss s
Or s S:o sa ~ S0fs Ga aSs hhds Cuba
NAVAL To a or sp. tupene wa.
quiet the demand being aan9s entirely small lots
Sosins !. ss ASs ia merehan.aDls and shipping order
New York for Kinds Of rosn the market was
S g sSav II bs latter Ts pSas sas
and small lots pale and pale 30 SO We quots
pas 81 b Is EZRA ri Do Mo and wadow ss sa. Ne 6 G
Tar was dul a. aag our last que quotations alto a..
small sales At ssc, in casks Other kinds
S - sS pork e. A. sss
Sod sus ns s
asssi ss's o9 Ess o sns, @ 8 Ss9 s g. ' 50 %
VIZ for new Western prime also for future delivery
Ssss a nssss ss sosas ss !.
rhs say a. @ as @
mani n prsyasd a steady pss AN and ,S aes M were ere made Of
Da M ST
% o sss sss wn nn w s
Of Sz7 ss for prime mess and $su WI for india Do
30 ss Cut we,e but prizes
sS FOR 4 ses S NO. to prime
pETEoL @ -Crdds in bulk, opened moderately active
a ' a Sssa
.ea fss 's %on,hs but fsT
s Y Int the
" % Ss ana as s,.'s P'ssl
bba for December at s' 600 o 90 for DO at se todo
so9 do for DO a. s5c, 1Coo do for do 35c and 1900
RIcr.-Carona was dull but unchanged in value. Abou.
% srces were sold within the range Of e &C. for common
qusota9ns mo No sales were reported ,n.,..,
% 4
%HH @ f Ss ana W.
MaTd ls aisci Ss;. xiis iaSs enTaS i4,
refining, liac.; fair good grocery, nsc ;sc prime
to choice grocery 12c centrifugal, hhs and boxes
loc lsc molosses, hhds and boxes 9sc lie melado
DO do Nos 10 70 - l,yc llsc do do, hos is to ID
NOE s to aU he He do do white i1c l5c Porto
Refining grades, ioc llsc grocery grades Ike
foows1so50 hhds, lo5si Loxcs, lsalOo bags and 5sS
nelado.
sTEAnNE.The business light, there being demand
except for small lots which were selling at prices ranging
from 1870. TO l719c. for common to tine.
TALLOw.-The demand moderate at about former
prices Sales 5000 lbs. at l01c. c for common to
choice.
wHsKEy Receipts 1920 bbls. The market was passebly
active and prices heavy and irregular The sales
4l5 bb!s. at 81 0l o "a %, tax paid.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

sirpi, frst mortgage, or Dubuque and sioux CITY
first mortgage, o.; Peninsula Railroad BQHds So;'
St. Louis and Iron Mountain bonds. 81; NIL
waukee and st. Paul. nrst mortgage, cights l0o;'
do., seven-thirtes, S0 Milwaukee and St. Paul. first
mortgage, 87lS; Milwaukee and ST. Paul, Iowa and
Minnesota DIVISION s5; Chicago ana Great Eastern,
first mortgage, IS; Columbus Chicago and Indiana,
first mortgage, 15I; New York and New Haven,
skies, 9i; Toledo, Peoria and Warsaw, eastern
division. s24; do. western division, Is.
The following were the closing street prices for
the government lIst:-Unlted States currency sixes
1875 1o7si; do skies, 1884, registered, NIX 117s;
do. coupon. 117S 117l<; do. fve-twenties. regis
tered, May and November 1928 1l3; do. 1862. cou
pon do 115is 1854; 10. 1864, coupon. do, l12s
l13; do 1865, coupon, do. 1l31s 1i37s; do, reg
istered, January and July, ll51a 115h DO. 1855,
coupon do, ll5N 1l51s; do. 1851, coupon, do,
1l51S ll5M; DO. 1885, coupon, do, 1153sa 115ta;
do ten-fortles, registered, lO7 1o71S; do coupon,
1913 1o72.
Southern securities were cull ana without feature,
except perhaps in the North Carolina special tax
bonds, which active within narrow limits. The
following were the closing street prices for the lead
Ing issues:-Tennessee, ex coupon, 90 COZ; do,
new, 81 521S; Virginia, ex coupon, so 6o14; do,
new, SO a 90; Georgia skies, so 81; do sevens,
80 a 90; North Carolina, ex coupon AZ AK; do,
new, IS 3S1l; do, special tax. 40 al; MIS-
souri, sixes So u SO; Louisiana sxes 65 o 66; do.
leyee skies, 50 81; do do cights, IS so; Alabama
eights, o. a 94; do. 1ves 60 . 63; South Carolina
slxes 81 6S; do, new, 65 GO; City Memphis skies,
as q 46
The New York herald., 1869-11-12


Wheat was better prices lc. &C. better.
Tho sales lbocu bushels lchcny Tor exporp M 40 for
81 sss 81 % for No spring ~ 81 3s for MOL do ga
gan ri 70 Isl SO for inferior TO prime red western,
and M AZ 81 "a for white. Corn was In fair request and
at 81 p1 U7 for common TO primo mixed Western. Oats
continued 70 sell we'll and full prices were realized There
quite steady IN value There were disposed OF 200 bushes
malt was inactive nominal Barley In fair request
but prices werc aud Irregular This sales were 2O
for common. -, -, .. D.,
demanded to ports For vessels for charter the demand
continued limited, and rates were generally heavy The
sTd and per steamer $500 bales cotton At Grain room
d. 6d ana ib00O busheis wheat at 0d To Bremen loo
bales cotton at 10 To 200 bales cotton A To- wv
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.

ssso each GOO
APPROXIMATIONS TO tie $4,000 Prizc-Sos. lSi7 and
Approximations to the Sl5,poJ Prize-Nos. 2,sll and
y1u3 each. wv
Approximations to tho $1,000 Prize-Nos "a Ss3 aud
14,SS5, each wv
p'sss ~. - 200
Prizes paid in gold. Information furnished The hghcst
rate pai for DoubloonA all kinds of Gold Silver
TAYLOR 4 CO., Bankers, 16 Wall street, New York.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
CLOTsIING.


y l7s SEVENTH AVENUE LADIES AND GENTLE.
"A men can receive 20 Per for their Cas- O1
Clothing Carpets Furniture and Jcwery. Call address
j. ANuKLT. Ladies' attended 10 by Mrs. Anhalt.
AT s. MISHS, 1871 THIRD AVENUE, LADIES AND
N gentlemen receive the highest prics for Casof
Clothing and Carpets by calling or addressing, LAdes
tended BY Mira. Mish
1T II RosENTHALs, 81 THIRD AVENUE, NEAR
"A Tenth street Qormery 3sa Bowcryl-La6les and son
!emsn can obtain ne mshs value for Sss Sm o9.hns
attended to BY Mrs, RosenthAls :
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

cI.sson Az 1so Of xy.ls sv Szlcc sc
Ssoa sss & ol..moa' a., .'a.. ana
fsS1ii6 ~, louo
nTiio 600
Greene Greene az, Grand Grand az sy
HskSTy HsksTyy z: & Of 81 Grand Grand ~ Ss.SS
esossSl ls & .! Downing :. lsors ssoss
Quincy S 81 o Downing Downing 4 ,
Lewis q. So &: q Pusssi s 2S.lG,.. soos
Psss Pssas s ~ wSssoS wsss'S s. s1% sdSs
Essf Myhs ~ az saS aad Mysas kssp g. corner
81 81 az Sy ana in s ~ o l sppner s @ ia So' so
9Th ayand Braxton ST. corner,
'.............-.f5o1
Westchester County.
BEDFORD.
New Castle corner Bedford village road adjoining 90,
Ho'A"oo'' MosaiaasIs...'''''' ...''''''' .'''..' o@'
Union st and Bremen av, n cor, 5oxiSo. . 1900
westehester Railroad st, s. 50 IT, Of Fenon av
wsstshester Railroad st, D. lbs /. OF Retreat av ''
lssh 81 s. sJ ii Of ws av a ssSo
Valentine av, es, 900 +. olara st. iooxe5o 5000
Hawthorn nv g. alo II Ss Of Downing ST. sssl4s 300,
a 80 o. 1855
Pceksklll road, adjoining Martin Strange ls7 ss-lOo
acres. 900
Hudson County, N. j.
CITY.
Lot a. block 1a9 Mangn's map, l66x20. r33
Steuben st. lot 65, Smiths map, 20x 100 aso0
HoROKENs
Garden st, w 9TH st, sold to Ahof 35SxlOo. 2l6O
HUDSON CITY.
Chestnut av near ST. H. block 1885, city map 45o)
Lots lis, 1l6, map OF Van Worst Heghts Co. 1900
BERGEN.
Corner Lip and Js at lots II to "a inclusive. 5000
Fairnoun lot d. plo, IA. and lot So in plot To-
TOWNSHIP.
Lots 49, l5 49, II and q of 10. H. map of John Wida
property West New York 1900
Lot sos, block 25 map of Wechawken Land and Ferry
Association, s5xl00.. ............. 49,. Nom
Lots lo4 lO5 map of Guenberg 1900
Lots 697 693 G99 block 90 map of North Bergen 700
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
REsL ESTATE T2agsrEas.
ANtl
Cenirn Al. ak Nn4fian
New York City.

New York City.
Centre st 2a4 of Pearl st, 4A5x7s6x50x4a8(,e
Ludlow a No 80, 2by11 block. 1850
Mercer ?. and Washington place, cor, house and lot
sed 81, a. aao II q Of s;h nv a;.ssa c. Nam 1o
z2d ct, s, u Of I'd av house lot, I5xeee 900
dh 81, slss II of 10Th ay ls9x005
10Th 81, 1913 II W Of 9Th av 15ylt0f 1850
litn .sDVU
7h st, n q zoo 4 OF 9th av, 1oJxi02 10000
1zth at, 1929 W of 81 av aaaxl0aII $500
10th st. o2s IL of 9Th b0x ~ block 10000
117th ST. 2Sa II Il Of dth a0x10Ol sJl
1921 ST. 307 OF 9TH house and lot GSl0Of 701
AvA VS. 2bfts OF 18th ST. 22xsN c:..:s...s.... $50
Lexington Duo ~ OF t1tn Et IoGluU NVUN
Lexington nv, IS so5 y OF 57th 81 1850
7h nv, es HOS of llh 81, 2seslo
LEABrs RECORDED
Brcvoort place. No =, yrs, months, per yr.... 1900
lst st. =, 2uD nv of i1h av, z0OxbSck N - ~ - o,o
fist st. leo II W OF nth nv, lNxgSs !'fe'' y WV
1h nv and 4lst nt corner AsxlOD...i
4h av r. between 4sh and 4sth sts 10 yrs, mbnths
E'W
eth av No a72, yrs per 2,2co
Kinss County.
BgooKLYH.
Butler 900 Of Hoyt st. house and ot Gto0. $3.50
Degraw st, ., l6l OF Hoyt 81, 40x00 Nom
Douglass at . 626 n W OF Smith st. l26x76. llC0
fulton and Wilougnby sh, corner, '0lOA62xssl0x -
Hopkins st. 20 Of Marcy av air about 100 $50 80
Plum IT. s247 OF Lee av, co5xlcO ........ 1900
President St 2so g Of icks st. Feb 1854 lsol
Warren st ?, 1870 Of bth e0xl00. s276
West IT. = SO r. Of sackett It, 6Orl0o I,l0o
Atant and kochsassr avs. " corner, N.7xl6,6xg36
WV
The New York herald., 1869-11-12
sTaEET nulTATI1ls.
EaIEpast Five O'Clock r. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.
THURSDAY, Nov, IL

THURSDAY, Nov. I1--6 r. N.
CorrEE-Thc market for Rio continued to rule dull tho
demand being light, but full prices demanded Other
descriptions dull, but unchanged
CoTroN.-The market was firm at the opening, when
fair demand prevailed, but rather weak the close,
when the demand from all classes Of buyers small The
supply sale compare lively light The sales were
255 balcs of which 1888 for export $40 for spinning
and 157 speculation For future delivery the sales
as follows 800 baea bssis low mililng for Decsmber
2c 3Ul do for December and January at 4c 200 do for
December nj 2fsc 400 do for January at 2<c c; 80
do for March. at 2ic and 300 do for December at 24c
The closing quotations were follows:-
III ~ M ennf AZ n
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

BNATN-EtctIpF DbUnU DDIS H0HI, IUU
meal as OBS bushels wheat ~ fl do corn, l2 do.
oats $50 DO malt and Si70 do bailey The market for State
and Western aour exhibited witty, the demand beng
principally for EXPORT prices for tho low grades advanced
Be- l0c, Dbl California duh and nominal. The
salet about 15011 bbs including 5000 for export at
SO % ~ 30 for extra Western and 5 80 SO for do state
chiefly Mt So 20 So rs for the latter For Southern no
there moderate demand steady prices sales $50 bbs
Rye -four quite steady with sales Of 800 bbs Corn meal
was duh and heavy and head of eaes OF CONSEQUENCE
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

Loans Of cash gold were made at seven to I've per
cent for carrying.
At the Sub-Treasury sale OF gold to-day the awards
made in the following lots at the accompanying
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

Ii PRIVATE DISEASES CURED IMMEDIATELy
n by Dr. EVANS, 4 Chatham street, without mercury.
BY Dr. Evans Magical nvgorator lost manhood s restored
in fifteen minutes price IS. Circulars provided free.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

A SURE CURE FOR LADIES IN TROUBLE BY DR.
IN EVANS, 81 Chatham street, with without medicine.
HIS powerfn Monthly Pills Drops, price @b Cir
culars free post.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

A GREAT BENEFACTOK TO LADIES IS DR. Ev ANH
IA "a Chatham street. Ills powerful medicines, safe and
certain, So Also gentlemen treated private diseases cured,
manhood restored. Consultation al hours.
The New York herald., 1869-11-12

GREAT AND SURE REMEDY FOR MARRIED
"A ladies.-Tne Portuguese Female Pills always give
mediate relief being specially prepared for married ladies'
lady writes Thesc pills relieved me 10 enc day. without
CEAU onlce l39 Liberty street, sent by mail.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24


TEMPERANCE REFoRM.--If the coming
years are to be spent in holding convcn-
tons and passing empty resolutions against
grog shops, without doing anything Mt
home to convert people from grog drink
ing: if any more third party" fooleries
like that in Maine are TO be enacted rs the
settled policy of the temperance reform,
then l. forone, must be counted out ofany
national prohibitory party. Other people
may build castles up in the air. If they adj
mire such architecture. prefer in my
humble way to dig in the mud on the
foundations of permanent reform. /
prefer to use pulpit, pew, purse and tongue
to convert people to total abstinence.
When they are thus converted, they are
saved from drunkenness; they will oppose
drinking customs; they will never give n
penny to support the accursed liquor traf'
fic; they will DO likely to vote against the
advocates of rum-selling for office. When
mems minds are enlightened, and their
consciences are aroused to vote against
legalizing dram-shops, we shall have such
legislation; and not before. For the pres
ent, lot us dig deep in the public con-
science and lay foundations. A mighty
educational work is TO be done, and a'
oncc.-Rer. T. Il. CWyier.
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24
wv "" '|""~s
SIXTEEN YEARS
ysrulroyns Ann rtAygLLERs.

who know little Of the nature and character u sTsai Dis
eascs AMI tees ~ IN their cure sope exhibit fcSrci ID.
panss Of ILstis,iops % Corscs, whleh never existed IN
any part ef the woth othsr exhibit Dipomss Of he
Deal how obaipei unk bo~n nd only Assnmng and nj
vsrtIsng 10 Names q hose ossrt~i In The Diplomas but
10 further thsr lmpphou assume names al other OH
bs,ed physicians long siDoe desd. Neither be deceived
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24
BEST CABINET ORGANS
AT LOWEST PRICES.

That the MASON 4 IIANiLIN CABINET and ME-
TRDPOLITAN ORGANS are the xsr N THE WORLD
ia proved by the almost unanimous opinion OF pro-
fessionai musicians, by the award 70 them OF sEv-
ENTY.FiyE GOLD and SILVER MEDALS % otbor
highcst premiams, at principal industrial cSmPcu.
lions within n few years, including the MEDAL A.
The PARIS EXPOSITION, and by sale very much
creator than that Of any similar Instruments. Ihn
company manufacture ONLY TIKsr-cfAss Nsrhu.
nEyrs and will not make ''cheap organs NJ any
price or suffer an inferior instrument 70 bear tsr
name Having greatly increased their facilities 0r
manufacture, by the introduction OF new nashineY
and otherwise, they are now making BEIrEk Oh.
UANS than EVER BEFORE, at increased sconcmy
in cost, which, in accordance with ther nIea Policy
OF selling always at least rcmuneratlye Pront mey
are now ofYcring At PRICES Of INFERIOR WORK.
POUR OCTAVE ORGANS, Plain Walnut case, ~.
PiVE OCTAVE ORGANS, Double Heed, solid Wal
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The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24

Among the relics of New-London
couple. which the wife had excavatod
from pile OF rubbish, was an old fash
toned mortar, heavy and capacious, but
minus the pcstlc. 1t was of no use rs It
was, and she began TO poster her lord to
get the article necessary To make 1t COM
plete. So on Saturday night he started
out in search of pestle, visiting store af-
ter store without finding the article. AT
each place he took drink, until at 10
o'clock he found himself little beside
himself. At last in his search he discov-
cred n pair of heavy dumb bells, bought
them and taking one in each hand started
on his way home. Arriving Mt the door
he lifted the knocker with his teeth and
let it .'thud." His wife let him in, and
inquired what he "lugged those nasty
things home for?" "Pessols, my dear"
he replied; beautiful (hic) pcssols; when
one end wears out, turn (hic) round and
(hic) use tother. S'perb pessol." And
here the muddled husband proceeded to
illustrate by grinding the dumb bell in
his best hat, what "fuss rate pessel" it
was. "But, my dear, can't lift those
heavy things" she demonstrated. "Ex-
ercisc with 'em and (hic) git so you can
liff after while"
The Union and journal. [volume] (Biddeford, Me.) 1858-1882, 1869-12-24

Larry is good-natured, civil fellow.
who attends To his business and provides
well for his family, but has one failing, in
that when no goes to his home at nighth he
Is usually more or less under the influence
of coutr,band fluids. One night he start
ell for home with n nice turkey. safely
done up in strong writing paper under his
arm. Larry found the road to his pretty
house uncommon rough that night. He
several times stumbled and fell over all
sorts of distractions in his path. Each
time he fell he dropped his turkey, but
contrived to pick II up again. On enter
ing his house he steadied himself rs well
rs he was able and said to his wife /:
Here, wifey, I've 90, 'leven turkeys
for YOU"
ELEVEN turkeys, Larry! What do You
mean? There's only one"
There must DO leven turkeys. WHEY,
for fell down 1even times and every
time found turkey There must be
'leven turkeys"