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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
Collectors Notice.

NTOTICE is hereby given that tx of ten mills on IN the dollar has been laid by the town of RAxhury upon the a.sesssment list of said town, 0f lars and that the undersg led Collector of taxes of said town will meet tax payers "a receive the follows
 At the po-toEhee in Roxbury Centre, on Friday, February 25th 1S76, from nine In the forenoon until noon. At the rallFtad depot on Saturday, February 2f, 1876 from nine in the forenoon until noon.
 All taxes unpaid after the Sd day of April l876 will have one per cent addi'd, and also per cent for each month thereafter until paid. .4..
 1at GEORGE HURLBUT, Collector.
 Tsoxbury, February 12 1876. 46 sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

"My cough shakes me to pieces, 'gasps the victim of that distressing visitation. Shake it of, then, with Hale's Honey of Horehound and Tar. Any cough can be put to flight with this wonderful pectoral elixir. Sold by all druggistp.
 Pike's Toothache Drops cure in 1 min ute. .< >. 47-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
lakeVllle.

Messrs. Munson & Bro. of Falls Village. have leased the Lakeville Hotel for year for $750. ? A fishing party from this village vls- lted Tyler Pond, in Goshen. recently, bringing back about forty pounds of pick erel.
 William Jones. one of our dry-goods merchants, failed last week. He was in debt about $15, ,OOO. principally to Chapin & Go. of New York city. The assets of the firm are $12. 900 in goods and real estate. Chapin & Griggs of Kent have taken the store and it will be open as before.
 BRUCE
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

Severe aches and pains will not get out of fashion for some time to come, and as long as they exist, people will need good
 remedy Renne's Pain killing Magic Qll has has been tested for more twenty years and the universal verdict is, '1t works lske A charm" !" .3t. 44 Ee 4ls-- Jzif s9 1f1G
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
FOR SAT.E.

A VERY pleasantly situated small place. about one IA half mile north of Bethlehem Centre. Said place consists of good house, barn. woodhouse and other convenient buildings and about three acres of excel lent land. gqo1 location fop mechanic or lahorer or Tor anyone wishing to eni school privileges either 10 Select or district school Said place will be sold cheap and terms easy.
 <tta .aa M. s, TODD. Bethlehem, February 24, 1s7G 47-sv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

'Leap Year p said he as he threw him. self indolently upon the lounge, ''Oh,
 don't wish l was 8 pretty, fascinating sumner of girl! I'd have all my clothes cut after the Domestic Fashions and just heap tue style on. And wouldn't I pile OF, the duds and wear q big bustle 1! Oh no. HI OUCH p and just here his father. as he led him out by the ear, said,
 Young man, if you don't climb out'n this and make hustle in the neighbor- hood of that wood pile I'll fix you, SOS you couldn't wear hustle for a month. :"
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

LYONS hATHAR1oN prevents the Hair from falling out or turning gray, renews it's growth, and gives strength and vigor It is delightfully."- perfumed, and makes a splendid dressing. It is the cheapest and most desirable Hair Tonic ever produced. Used by the elite. Price only 50 cents.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
Auction Sale.

THERE will be sold at Public Auction, if not pre- vlousy disposed of at private safe. the following property belou ging Estate of Geo. w. Green an Insoivent De btor, viz:
 One Farm of about 15O acres of land with good and convenient buildings thereon, situated in the town New Milford, Stson Hill (so called); Horses; 12 Cows; But Shoats; lot of wagon-maker's lumber; Lath and Scantlings; Harnesses and Wagons; Cart Mower and Rake; Hand Cider Mill Barrels o1 Cider; Com shell r; Shovels Hots Flows and other farm tools to numerous to mention
 Sale to take place on the premises Saturday, March 11th; Wednesday. March I5 aud Saturday March lsth 1876. at o'clock each day. Terms made known at time of sale.
 CA. TODD. ] ,.
 E. S. GRELN. ] ASsl9nees' Dated at New Milford Feb 2lst, 1876 47Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
Collectors Notice.

A TAX of thirteen (13) mills the dollar has been 14 laid by the town of Li enfield upon the assess ment list of said town of 1s7 which the undersigned is prepared to receive. discount of onehslf of one per cent will be allowed Gl taxes paid before the 18th of March. 1S75 To all taxes unpaid the first. of May, 1876, wlb added per cent of the amount thereof and per cent additional for each month thereafter said taxes shall remain unpaid.
 WILLIAM NORTON, Collector.
 Dated at Litchfeld, Feb. 22d, 1878. 47.Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

NEW HARTFORD has lost Its small pox case by death.-Mr. Carlos Holcomb ex- poets to build on the old site.-Ar. VII. Bushnell is busy rspairipg.-Mr. Charles Thompson has exchanged his place for a farm on Town Hill.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

PYLE s DIETIC SALERATUs. U Universally acknowledged the best in use. Each pound bears the name of JAMES PYLE. None genuine without. 121y
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

6 plan which would exclude all from avail
 ing themselves of the privilege who were
 not entitled by actual ownership as above described. B.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

The NEPAUG singing school is mostly made up of children frcm to 15, but progresses satisfactorily. 'Es 'aa..
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
NofiGe !

THERE will be sold Pub ic Auction to the highest bidder, at the house of setMS. Logan, in the Tow of Washington, County of i held, and State of Con- necticu the 18th day Of March, I876 at ten o'clock in the forenoon of said day, To shares of the capital stock of the Washington Match Company.
 By order of the Directors of the Washington Match Company. SETH S. LOGAN, Secretary.
 Washington, Conn, February 2l, 1878. @4T-SW
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
To Consumlptlxaa

HV OOUSUTtpCIV6S
 The advertiser, ola physician retired from active practice, having had place1 in his hands by an East India Missionary the formula of simple Vegetable Remedy for the speedy and permanent Cure of Con- sumption, Bronchitis@Ca Catarrh Asthma and all Throat and Lung Asections also Positive and Radical Cure TOT Nervous Debility and all Nervous Complaints after having Thoroughly tested it's wonder ful curative DOW in thousands of feels it his duty to make it known to his suffering fellows. Actated by this mo. tive, and conscientious desiFe to relieve human suf fering he will send ree of chargel to all who desire it, this recipe with fnll directions for preparing and successfully using Sent by return mail by addressing
 sB DR. " STEVENS,
 34-lye {. ss Es- Munroe Block, Syracuse, N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

J. l.. Pease, editor of the Connecticut Western News, has gone on tour to Florida
 And now Florida will be bragging again about its early, green peas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

There seems to be quite a revival of temperance feeling in various parts of the country. Eastern Massachusetts is much aroused and we see newspaper comments on the gradual growth in that direction, on the Pacific coast.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
FOR SALE!

DWELLING HOUSE and BARN. with about two A acres of land Also eight ten building lots ad. joining the same. Pleasantly located in this village Soil dry, and fronting on two streets Inquire of
 J. L. JUDD E. c. cHAMPLIN. Litchfe' January 12th, 1876 Att
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
NO1iG.e.

THE Republicans of the~16th Senatorial District
 4 will hold Conve Ition at the hotel of T. H. Wood ruff in Washington, Tuesday March 9th, 1876, at 10 o'clock in the morning. for the purpose of nomina ting candidate for senator in sai District, and to Vention.
 47-2w CHAs. H1NE, CommA'tee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

A Wisconsin petition presented in the Senate, last week, proposes to push. in- hation to it's logical conclusion. It asks for law instructing the Treasurer of the United States to pay every man, woman and child Tn the country $lO week, the sum to be paid each citizen at his nearest post office, .gs. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

MT. James Parton has run foul of an old Massachusetts statute by marrying his step-dsughter. There is similar ab surdity on the Connecticut statute book which ought to be repealed. If any people not related by blond wish to marry, it is very poor statesmanship, to stop them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

The bill which passed the House. Mon- day, recognizing the Feberal judiciary is one of considerable practical importance, It will enable the Supreme Court to make speedy decision of all cases before it; the new Court of appeals provided in each circuit will make final disposition of all cases involving less than s1O,OOO; a Cir cult Court will then be held in every place where the District Court is now held and the expense of iuries will be material ly lessened. The Supreme Court docke is now so large that some suofr measure ii imperatively needed for its relief.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24

Over two thousand bills have been in- troduced in the House of Representatives, this session. Most of these are of the especial Legislation" class. and they great ly obstruct the real public business of the country. An amendment of the national constitution prohibiting special legisla tion has become as necessary and would doubtless prove as useful as similar pro. visions recently added to several State constitutions are said to have done.
Litchfield enquirer., 1876-02-24
March MonthIies. &c.

THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY contains The Legend of Ara Csli The Unseen.World, by John Fiske ]; Victor Cherbuliez Rev. erie i; A Carnival of Rome The Welch in America "Ad Amicos" Qs29-1876), by Oliver Wendell Holmes Old Woman Gossip. (continued) by Francis Anne Kemble; At sunset :; Private Theatricals, by WD. Howells; Pennyroyal; Money and its substitutes Wild Roses The State and the Railroad, by Charles Francis Adams, Jr. !; At Parting Recent Lltera. ture. e saa eaa, .sa z .#s.
 H. o. Houghton & Co.,, Boston s4 g year. See Enq'r Clubbing rates.
 The EDrNBUReH REVIEW for January contains Scottish Statesmen of the Rev. olution The Dalrymples Army Re. cruitment The Two Amperes Gardi. ner's Reign of James Wagner and the Modern Theory of Music Post Office Telegraphs Pattison's Life of Casaubon; Iceland and it's Explorers The Suez Ca nal
 The Leonard Scott Publishing Co.,, New York; $ year. See advt.
 GoDETs LADY's Book contains Leaves from Mrs. Marsden's Journal Sun and Shadow Was it Mistaken Duty; Alors For his Money Two Valentines Alice in Washington ; Checkmated Short Ar ticles, Music, Poetry. Fashion Plates, Patterns. Engraving-"Marie Antoinette leaving her Prison for the Scaffold."
 L. A. Godey, Philadelphia ; s year.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17

10 heridos. La operacion Sc lleyo 4 cabo q
unas 13 IA leguas de Trinidad, y en- 10
mas escabroso y recondito lie sus Tomas,
que son derivaciones de la Siguanea.
Del Departamento Central solo sabemos
que ell Comandante General del mismo, scnor
brigadier Esponda ha hecho una expedition
de II dias, buscando al enemigo en- todas
direcciones. Durante los primeros solo Sc
tuvo noticias de los rebeldes por la presen-
cia de exploradores que por dcquera Sc
mostraban y avisaban, como tienen de cos
tumbre, a las partidas rancher1as,
impidiendo naturalmente que nuestras
pequenas columnas recogiesen por complete
ell fruto de sus combinadas marchas. A
pesar ssde clio, Sc destruy6 al enemigo
centenares dc rancherlas, infnidad de la
branzas, todas en- estado magnltico de
production, ademas Sc lie causaron II
muertos, muchos conocidos, y recogiendose
igualmente muchas armas, caballos y efec-
tos, todos en- los encuentros parciales, uno
de ellos muy renido, en- ell cual perdimos 4
muertos, heridos y algunos caballos.-
En- esta operacion Sc recogieron mas de
200 reses, las cuales fueron conducidas q
Puerto-P, 1ncipe, pesar de los esfuerzos
de los rebeldes para ahuyentarlas durante
el largo trayecto que tuvieron que recorrer
los soldados que las custodiaban.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17
NOTIC1AS DE CUBA.

Hemos recibido peri6dicos de la
Habana hasta ell 9 del corriente. He
aqul las principales que contienen, las
que no dejan de ser interesantes.
Leemos en- ell DiGrio de la Marina,
de % de febrero.
"En las Villas, principal n1cleo de
la campaila, y donde esta fila hoy
preferentemente la atencion p1blica,
reina una grande actividad Ell las
operaciones militares.--Los parties of
ciales de estos 1ltimos 10 Gias nos 10
prueban 4 la evidencia.-La columna
del battalion de las Navas, encontr6
ell dia 16 en- Potrero Hayagan q un
grupo de IL insurrectos, dispersando-
los y quitandoles 5 caballos Y dos
monturas.--La fuerza que manda ell
comandante Otero, recogi6 8 caballos
con monturas, procedentes de la par
tida enemiga que dispers6 el dia an
| terror.
En- la jurisdiction de Sagua tuvo
lpgar un hecho de armas de induda-
BILE importancia por ell valor her6ico
que Ell 81 demostraron nuestros solda-
dos.-Un convoy que sali6 ell 10 de
Paso Real, escoltado por 100 hom.
bres de Oardenas y 30 de las Navas,
al mando del captain ViIlarchao, fu@
atacado por una partila de 400 insu-
rrectos, sosteniendo el fuego por es-
pacio de mas de una hora. Los re.
beldes f'1eron, al cabo, rechazados
con perdida de 8 muertos: por nues.
ira parte tlvimos dos muertos y 9 he.
ridos.
81 mismo dia, la columna del Co
mandante CaneIlas dispers6, despues
de dos encuentros, q una partida enc
lniga de 80 4 40 hotnbres 11ontados
en- Hato Viejo y Melones, causando
les un mnerto y deiando en- nuestr1
poder Z caballos. Nosotros perdimo
! 10 caballo nuerto y Qtgo hsrido,-El
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17

aquel principe obstinado J ambiciosO, he
| repasado los Princes sin obtener concession
alguna que pudiera reanimar nuevas rebe-
liones. La Canara Sc alegra de las cor
diales relaciones que existen entire EsPana
| y demas potencias, y espera que las din
cultades pendientes con los Estados- Unldos
Sc arreglaran satisfactoriamente para los
dos ,palses, que deben marchar unidos por
el calnino del progreso y de la, hbertad.
Ardientemente desea el Congreso que SO
haga un convenio con la Santa Sede cOnsis-
tente con los derechos m1tuos. Cree que
la conclusion de la guerra en- la Peninsula
ha de destruir las 1ltimas esperanzas de loa
autores de la guerra de devastation pilla-
je iniciada Ell Yara. La paz une al Rey
con ell pueblo y juntos han de veneer todes
los obstaculos futuros..
L6ndres, SIS. NJ. el Rey ha sido reci-
bido EN- Estella con algun. entusiasmo. Di-
ce un depacho al STANDARD que los carlistas
y iberales del Norte estan unanimes en-
defender sus fueros. Los generates alfonsi-
nos lamentan que Sc forme atmosfera contra
los fueros, pues este estorba la pacifcacion
moral del pals. Sin embargo los periodicos
ministeriales e independientes de Madrid
atacan diariamente dichos fueros. Ell Co.
bierno desea aplazar el asunto por un~ano,
cuando las quintas de que hasta ahora han
estado ibres las provincias vascas, Sc ex-
tiendan todo ell reino.
El presidente del Consejo, Sr. Canovas,
ha resuelto reducir mucho los gastos del
ejercito. Cincuenta batallones Sc han di-
suelto va. Ochenta mil hombres al mando
del general Martinez Campo quedaran
distribuidos de guarnicion y en- columnas
volantes en- las cuatro provincias. Veinte
mil soldados acompanaran al Rey 4 Madrid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17
GACETILLAS.

COnCteFCO.-OASINO ESPANOL.-Pa.
IA el sabado 18 del corriente q las
y media de Ia noche, Sc ha acordad0
dar un cOncierto vocal 6 instrumental
en- los salones del mismo, bajo ell ei-
guiente programa:
1aPARTE.
1c-Sinfonla de la Mutta di Portici 6
cuatro manos, tocada al piano por
la Srta DOna JOsefa Echevarr1a y
su professor ID. Ramon Sarriera.
2o-Aria de la Opera IpTrovatore del
tercer acto para tenor, cantada
por d. Celestino Diaz, con acom-
pallamiento de piano.
3o-Celebre fantasia de j. B. Duver-
10y, sobre motivOs de IpCorsarO
de Verdi, ejecutada al piano por
la Sra. Dolla Elvira Carrera de
Cardalda.
PARTE.
4o--Gran sinfonia de Semiramis 6 4
manos, tocada al piano por la Srta.
Dona Dolores Travieso y el Sr.
Sarriera.
5o-Fantasia brillante sobre motivos
de Faust, por Leybach, ejecuta-
da al piano por Ia Srta. Eche-
varrla.
6:-Preciosa romanza La Stella con-
tidente," de Robaudi, cantada por
ell tenor Sr. Sarriera, con acom-
palamientO de saxOfont y. piano,
tocanuo el primero cl habil profe-
sor Sr. ID. Antonio Larrubia.
81 PARTE.
7"--Fantasla briliante de fauta de
ToulUu, sobre motives de la So
nambula, por el aventajado pro-
fesor Sr. Don Manuel Gomez,
acompanamiento de piano.
So-Gran fantasia de concerto sobre
motives de Lucie, de Prudent, to-
cada al piano por la Senorita
Travieso.
80 y NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. para cla-
rinete, sobre motives de la Opera
IpTrovatore, por ell Sr. ID. Juan
Mollo, con aconpananliento de
piano.
Las pleas seran acOmpanadas
al piano por los Sres. Sarriera Y
AndinO.
Puerto RlcO IL de mario de 1876
Ell Secretario, Luis CuetO.
JTtl t1eUent0. los peri6dicOs de
la Habana sabfamos que un j6ven ex-
tranjero Mr.. Wallcot, habia exhibido
en- aquella capital un curiOso Y senci-
llo instrumental con el cual Sc afilaban
instantaneamente cuchillOs, tijeras y
toda clase de herramientas de flo.
Pero nunca crelamos que ell aparatO
fuese tan sencillo, nj el efecto tan se-
guro, hasta hoy que, su mismo inven-
tor, liegado a esta capital, nos 10 ha
demostrado practicamente sobre la
mesa de esta redaccion.
Mr.. Wallcot sac6 su manuable ms
trumento Y nos pidi6 un cuchillo, una
tjjera y un pedazo dc yidrio, y CON
solo pasar estos objetos por entire las
dos planchitasd de acero que constituyen
todo ell mecanismo, dej6 el cuchillo
ailado como navajo de afeitar, 10
tijera en- ell mismo estado, y el vidrio
| fu6 partido como 10 hace ul dianante.
Tan dtil invento tiene Ia ventaja
de poderse usar por todo el mundo,
pues no hay peiigro de que SO des&
componga, porque no tiene dOnde
descomponerse. Su duracion debe
ser POGO menos que eterna. Su precio
m6dico.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17

observa, piensa, siente, recuerda, J
despues escribe para los buenos, para
el hogar, para los hombres honrados,
para las mWeres modestas y dignas,
que por suerte adn hay muchos de
aquellos y de estas en- Espana.
! Nj como pudiera escribir de otro
modo el autor de Las Uaves ? Tiene
en- su hogar una inteligente compane-
ra, hijos hermosos que le acarician y
lc adoran: la atm6sfera en- que vive
ell hombre [y la mujer] Sc refeja en-
10 que escribe, y Teodoro Guerrero
ha grabado en- su hogar, al frente de
su mesa de escritorio, este noble
lena:
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17
MOVIMIENTO MARITIME.
E1TRA0As-

ENTRADA9.
Dia 14--De San Thomas vap. ing. "0csayis,'
cap. Walman, carg g.-....
ID id--De Cadiy, vap esp. correo "Alsonso XII, =
pasaj cap. Villavsrde.
Id. il.-Ds Naguabo, vap ing. "Arno," cap. Comps
ten.
Ia. 15.-De Nueva York, vap. Ing. John Bran,
DALI cap. Nevigton,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17

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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1876-03-17

Dos njimeros del Herald de Nueva-Y ork,
del 7yS, nospermiten ampliar estas noticias.
Madrid, MARIO Gel general Quesada
ocuparA las provincias de Vizcaya y Navar-
ra con $4,000 hombres.
L6ndres, 400 carlistas alAnistiados
acaban de llegar 4 Irun!
Madrid, id.-Se ha leido en- Jas C6rtes el
proyecto de contsstacion al discurso do 10
est4aA ~ d n disc aae ?, es'e',
The Morristown gazette. [volume] (Morristown, Tenn.) 1867-1920, 1876-05-17
Do Not be Discouraged.

When we cast our eyes over the
glittering records of departed ages,
we behold much to encourage the
student. We see those, who, al
though surrounded by the most adj
verse circumstances and laboring
beneath the frowns of adversely.
have arisen to place of eminence
in the world, and these should be
examples for us. We too often be-
come discouraged in our attempts
to acquire that degree of education
which will qualify US for usefulness
when we are thrown out on the great
ocean oflife to battle with the stern
realities of the same. When we be-
come discouraged, we are some
times tempted to fold our arms in
idleness and permit our minds,
"scintillations Of the deity" to be
enveloped in the sable clouds of
ignorance. Let US only view the
history of the past and we will see
the noble examples of those whose
names are enrolled on the pages of
history and who beckon US on in oar
career, pointing us to that lofty
summit which we are striving to
gain, and are continually sounding
in our ears the truth. What man
has done, man can do. and do not
be discouraged. Therefore, although
the clouds may be dark above us.
and our way hedged by many diff
culties, yet let US press on, remem-
bering that their pathway was not
one of sunshine and song.-COIlege
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