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INSTITUTION
INsTlTUTIoN ~ ~,
S / $ L E X S OF ST. JOSEF
Corner st. Philip and GAiveE stseots,
New Orleans.
And Bay st. Louis, the Sea Shore

Tho government throughout this estAblishrnens is
mild and parental The pupils Ated roI
their iustructresses Rec-aa table
tho same for all. In short, everything tends pro.
mote atfectonate union between tho SHters and fhn
young lad,sB intrGstsd to their tnotherly care.
The tnstt uction thorough and solid harmoay
with tho requremenss cf society. The
IN both English and FIenchp an tho branches OF fnow
ledge cultivated at the day. lAnguav9 In
taught by natives of respective - A.
correct pronunciation.
The academioal year closes with n public erhibitio
and distribution of premiums to which parents are In
vited.
Education Ia here the object of special attention auA
soioitude. Governing those placed under their cha
by moral snason alone the Sisters of st. Joseph en-
vor to inoulcste princplos OF solid piety, REQUIRE
strict Observance of polito and AmAbe
nsti feelings OF respect and Affection paFenHa
Pupils of all demon nations admitted.
NoTA.-During the bathing season, the BoaFdin
School moved TO the Bay Sc Louis whore the Sister
OF st. Joeeph have q aourtshtng academy.
TERMS-To be paid in advance. followss
boarding, per three mon ths .eS4 0S
WAshin&, 10 90
hntAnoe 10 90
Maso Lessons and use OF Instrument. 81
SlngnR Lessons . %
.i lessons ii
Needlework In all Is varieties golden embroidorY,
artificial flowers 10 taught to the
charge.
For further particulars address, 'Superoross OF the
Academy Of the Sisters of ST. Joseph 1911 New or.
'-''' ''' II 'A''' ''H' ''A''"' fHR6HAs ffHR66H LAYTON.
de2f T6ly or e. d. ELDER. Agent
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JEFFERSON COLLEGE,
(ST AARTS.)
PARISH OF ST. JAMES, La,

PARISH OF ST. JAMES La,
Situated the Mississippi River, sixty Miles ASo~
Now OrteAns.
This ancient and magnificent estabIishment, inc or
pOrated by law Of the Legislature and empowered 10
grant diplomas and deGreos, win open on TUES
DAY, October I'd 1875. 1t Is under tho direction
OF the SArEt Fathers. who form aooety specially de.
voted to education College Point Convent Landing
convenient and regular 'sndinp atoaIrb
going to and rotCrntnG from Now Orleans.
TEkhtsi
Pay able In L. r. oCrrency halkyesrIy IL, adynuoo,
Board, tuition, wLnhIn. and stationery per term OF
p"csors fees and edlcne in ordinary cases o III
noss uor ALI, per aDnum. 10
MashiuR per
Entrance fee to DO paid only yoncc..--.-.--..--. 10
- Extra Charges
German or Spanish Observation-Disclosures. Is
Drawing
Use Of Phi losophical Apparatus and Chetnioas. 10
NoCAl Muslo. at Profos0or's charges
Violin or Piano, with use OF Instrument per month
, Per anpum -
School Books. StAmps. and other sch oo neceAsAries
,,,, st current prioss
N,B-An music lessons to be paid for uOathly
In advance.
RRYRRRRoEst
His Grace the Most Rev. bishop of Nov OPiaaae
The Rev. Clergy OF Algiers.
For further detaIlS apply to the Rev President, ss
the College, OF to
Mr.. p. PoURsINE,
oc29 10 ly Nc. 100 GrsS4er street. Now OrleAna.
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mill 6rn
INCENSE FOR DIVINE SERVICE,

Prepared according 70 tho Text Of the Scriptures
and tee rules Of LturRy and in accordance with the
special form adopted oy the Very Rev Abbe DeOn, of
the DiOcese of Sens and E. LSurence, chemist.
Depot At the Drug store OF
ST. CXR FOUROADE. 2IS Canal,
9e7sIiI Corner RAnpAFt strest-
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ST. STANiSLAUS
COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
BAY ST. LOUIS, MrssIssIPrI

This instnt:on. chartered ny the State Legislature
and conducted by the Brothers OF the Sacred Heart
has been in Ccssl since l55S. Beautifully
situated OF the shores Of the lay commanding
sive view of the Gulf, and AAurdng ali the AdvAn
of the sea broeae and bathing tho summer its spsr
dld location is great incicmeut TO hellthful exercise
and amusement for tho pupils. The Commercial Course
comprises all the branches of good EnGsh eduoAtcs
Board and Tuition, per session, payable half yeSry In
advance S25A 40
Washing, per sssiOn Is
Bedding, session, ptional) 20
DoctoE' Fees. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
Vacation, If spent at the tion. 50 90
EXTRA CHARGEsi
Piano and Violin, per month, each 90
Use of Piano Der mon nth.........-......-.-- III. so
Flute, per month 900
Brass Instrument, per ermonth.-....---.-... 90
Spanish and German languages, per month each 10
For further particulars, apply to
BRO. GABRIEL.
my0O '7TIv Director o College.
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PLAIN BOARDING SCHOOLS.

The Catholic Orphan Asylums at Matches, MSe' o.
sipp will receive boys and girls boarders for the
charge of $40 per month always paid in advance.
This will pay for board lodging. washing and tuiton.
The girls pay extra nifty cents per month for th
of the uniform.
The boarders will hAv the sAme faro and treatmoI
the orphans
This arrangement is made for the espeoia Hooommo-
dation of Catholic families with limited means, that
wish give their children plain Catholic educatos
at little expenses at ieast give them fOw
of particular preparation for their First CommuboI
and CouhI Imation.
Children, however, who not Catholics will
be received.
Apply tho Brother Director of DEvsreu1 Hs
Orphan Asylumi The SISTER Servant OF st. MAT
Orphan Asylum Natcbez. Mississippi. Jn3O
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SPRING HILL COLLEGE,
tsT. JosKPH's.i
NEAR MoBILE, ALA.

This long estA bsbed Institution 80 Gavornby known
70 the people of the South will enter upon its Forty.
hfth SoholaAtin HaAr on - sS
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This Institrtion. conducted hv tho rrrssts OF tre
Congregation OF The MS,s"n beautifully loo ted
mississippi RIVER forty mile. above Cairo 5O
miles below ST. Louis.
Board, Lodging and Tuition. Washing and
Mendrg of articles wasbed, Ply sicisn's Fee
and Medicines per schol tstio ear of ten
Instrumental Music. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90
Meohanics and Al chitectura Drawing. 90 90
Modern Languages FREQ
Fur further particulars apply to
REV. j. w. HICKEY. c. NJ,
President of the College.
St Joseph's Church Common ct. New Orls ans
Or at st Stephen's Church, Napoleon Avenue. Now
Orleans. jy22 I'm
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ST. MARY'S ACADEMY,
DRVADES STREET
Conducted by the Nuns of st. Dominic.

The dutes of this Institution will be resumed the
First Monday in September.
The system of education embraces History. Geo.
graphy the English and French Languages and Ltera
ture Rhetoric, Mathematics, Book Keeping. Natural
Philosophy, Logic, Metaphysics.
Special attention given to Epistoary Correspon denoe
and Composition; also to Tapestry Embroidery Plain
and Ornamental Needlework-
Lessons in Painting and wax.work form extra
charges.
Lessons in Vocal and Instrumental Music by
Professor. au27 tt
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81 JOoEfh . ACADEMI
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
Conducted by the Sisters of Charity,
Near Emmitsburg. Frederick County, Maryland.
This Institution pleasantly ted in healthy and
pioturesq ne part of Frederick county Maryland half
mile from Emmitsburg and two miles from Mount St
Mary's College 1t was commenced in 1909 and moor
porated by the Legislature Of Maryland in lsiG The
The academic year Is divided into two sessions OF Ave
months each.
Board and Tuition per academic year. including
Bed and Bedding, Washing, Mending and
ALL PAYABLE IN ADVANCE.
The Academic year divided into two Sessions OF ave
months each beginning respectively on the frat Monday
of September and the arBt Of February.
MOTHER SUPERIOR
nos 76 Iy St. Joserh'a Academy Emmitabura Nd
ST. CHARLES COLLEGE,
GRAND CoTmAU, PARISH OF ST. LANDRY,
LOUISIANA.
This College Incorporated by tho Stq:S of Louisiana
with the prive4n of couferrirE hcNdomic Degrees is
conducted hy tire Eather- OF the Society nt JesU.
rhg plan of Instruction embraces tho ordinary courses
OF SCieuc" Literature aud Cnrn tho they
taught In otocr jesuit Colleges.
The next session viii open October Cd.
TERMs
Entrance Fee uor the first year ony)---------. ~
meolca Fees ~
Payments muat be made halfyearly In advance.
For further particulars apply to
p. POURSiEE & CO., ARents
aul876ly 40 Gravier street, Now Orleans
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This Academy, under the charge of the Nuns OF St.
Dominic, occupies beautiful site New Orleans
The plan of instruction unes every advantage which
can contribute to education at once solid and
fined
Eoard and Tatiou, per annam--- $500 90
Gusic, Drawing and Painting form extra charges.
Scholastic dutios resumed the of tember.
For further particulars address
cca9 7sIv MOTHEE PRIOEEsS.
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This Insttutiop. suated in the pleasant little VII.
lage of Cbatawa noted for ts he Ithy location is
Quoted by the Sisters of Notre Dame.
TERMS;
Beard and Tuition in English. French and Ger
man including Washing. mendiug. bod and
bedding payable in advance, per mont .sIs go
Music lessons and of instrumen %
For fprther apply to the Ssters of Notra
Dame at 1T. Joseph's Aaylum. corner Josephine an Il
Laurel streets. Fourth Dstuct, New Orleans. jy29tf
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EDUCATIONAL.
TTRsULINE ACADEMY, ST. JOHN Baptist T,
TUSCALOOSA. ALA.

Tho most healthy and delightful situation in the
South, with extensive grounds excellent water, eo.
Thorough course of Instruction. Terms moderate
For further particulars apply to
aus tf THE MOTHER SUPERIOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
sa THE WONDERFUL a, EGYPTIAN BLOOD PURIFIER.
HENNAR

.. Inis ss.consparabIe DEpURATTTE e Q PoseerfssI AITERATIYEs TQNrCs Dl- IBNz, cOs'.1imtnO. vfrtsses eghich Fe.der 1e inv0lst0bIe mud sseeer-f fatttRO, assd 6H Sts continued Lse sytg thorenDklv erad(- dients are Of q psrsIV hasssless eSfSae- tiON, the Prodacfs Oathered Jroas ryNsote EgUptiGn Ps'ocisices, an6 srhere thew C feNs, tf ssereF fails iis eDecttag sisas dsssase tNro.s0h tl.e ,,.edta.s of the skin, e ss- eS@s"seRs ' eT T.S bcsiv. % shereS1 arieavswg. sheis @ % propsr nor.sssf aud 5ssnsilsnsi sSss- SonS;:;oc sU A ,sw sssS Snsss Ss .sssc s or sss % @ Go.5seG reita6iiitv and ssoaderfssi esrS- Ss Sssv, sSe verv acsss cj s''sdissi sFimpHs. and the 0re0test dtDc0eesW of the f.resesse ;y:s ss s ss s"I s,ssS sssr: sssss Sa. ssS :'sss s sSRSFUIA ssss S 1s 'sssS s.sS ss e sosses sS % sss "sss sS ss sr: M ssas ssss sS s s:ss s.s',S Ss sd thss shs ss Si.s cr tss IsstRsrs Skatl ssstsc"s sasas sss': 'a..af sS to sei sos E 6 ENFEEBLED COHST1TUz1ONS fe e . Poscerftst TejmUenator, cassstng the erreek 0f 1.aals ossce s'eoye Co Gss'''lse ehe Gea-sdte 1iS 7 TSs CUT1SEoUs DTsEAsEs, URTN- COSTTTENESs, IfTER AND KIDNET COMPLATNTSs GENERAL AND NERY- S SESNDUI1R HII ENiA ARakafESTs, q nH n Ei:f, ZHELTO1TATOU US CANCER, SC0RYY, AFFECTIONS OF THE BONES, INDO- LENT ULCERS, FEMALE COM PLANTS (Gssd Co the GenfIsr seq e fs e b0oNs long sought ToT bV sesssttsVc, sUsseep- sibIe, qua deticafe leas6Ies, as te takes ALE FO1gafS OF CHRONIC 0FSEAHE IN WHICH THE BLOOD IS THE SEAT OF RHE TROUBLE, it 0 taV1SStpbts. A perseUerGnce 1rifh thls remedy SVig pr0pe e D0sstiOe Qnd peFNgsaneae eWfs fgp CHILLS 0ssd FEHERS aud au MALA- RIAL POISONS.
 { ! IAoWsGasds of TsstinsontaIs attest fAs truth Of these ctatsas. ;" i.t Y ..t.h
 Price One Dollar, SsS IGrgo O0ttleO eP siU bottles, S6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
CllPPlM CS.

The Chicago Times calls the fire at the Patent Office. the glare of geiins:p ~s s1 zalAn express trainsis faster than day ia- borer, but it cant stop as sudden.
 When the long winter evenings come the .watchword will .bes' Whist, there,"ssg
 The great osb oi day plays.' .'oId sisdss." for don't we read,
 ion Linden when tue sun was low"
 The Turkish soldiers attribute their victories solely to Providence-that being the town their rifles come from! A ' The rules for carving Turkey are print cd in the books, hut the Czar doesn't know exactly where to begin.
 MrsSpilkins. says Sconfdentially that a certain lovely white ball dress in an up. town window is the very ultima tulle of her admiration.
 One day last week. down in Missouri Q man was struck by lightning while play ingIcroquet. Heavens vengeance, though, long delayed sometimes, is awfully cer- tain.
 Esg You can't pick up the family Bible at this seasopsof theg year without making l your @ife-and sister scream, and filing the room with scattered ferns and autumn leaves in ali stages of pressedpess. lsds ~YE IT n9Ts z wTfTIEf1 Ieo An old woman wishingto to make clergy. man believe she read her Bible, took it as he was coming in at the door, andy. upop opening 1t exclaimed, "Well. how glad [ am. for here are my spectacles which I lost three years ago.
 l Examiner: "And who reigned after fSaul?" Answer: "David." ExaIniner ss And who came after David?" Answer: ssSolo- lm0hr' Examiner: And who came after Solpmon? Sharp Little Girl: ''Oh, please tsiF, the Queen of Sheba." F
 By keeping the nails of fbe thumb and fore finger of the right hand a pretty good lenath man may save considerable time lat the church door when his wife requires lhin to button her gloves. .y19t~xE lIo .Tt is curious, doctor, that every time l smoke after dinner I have something daz- l 1Iing in my eyes. What can you do for I thak?" s.Eh?" sad the doctor, with smile, desDbn't smoke" The patient was nons tplnssed. He hadn't thought of that.
 A New York firm manufactures ten .thonsand slate pencils day. two thirds of which are used for drawing 0ntlandiah
 oatlines of the school teachers of the Hand, while the rest are traded of in the
 spring for apple cores.
 The natives Of Iii fsve lbeep conver. Il ted to Christianity. and now we Nhall have
 them betting on horse races. and starting
 savings banks and fleeing to Europe with
 the funds. and indulging in other ciyili
 zed pursuits.
 I The treasurer of a band of New
 Hampshire gvpsies abseQnded withaaths
 funds. This is pretty bad but 3hen a reo ple who can hold converse with the star and rarely change their shirts, need mol
 be seriously disturbed by such q matter
 Parisians are playing base ball. and lnow Monsieur le .strikaire. who. makes { truis base hi. sinto the estognac of tht
 Monsieur ie ck0mp q la gouche Oef feld), who exclaims s'Yentrebleul" and |sits down on the grass for rest and re
 ffeshments.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

in as partner. l became,acqpaipted with Miss-, WIho married me under my as- sumed names and has never, until your arrival. Anpppsed that. \ 1had another name. 0F mother or brotlIer.. we have always iisea happily togethef and its ysiII be haEa fDI ns to bid edck idthef adieus ! as ve shalI 3Don be obliged e fbrI feel that haxa bot long to stay in this world Y
 Eamaed fsturned home to inform his mothsz vilo uasi( (aud is liyfng with him,
 that he hAd seen her Charlie. to whom he gave the above story. .Es9
 Chmriis died soon after, eDioipiDg on his @i1e 10 Sisit and become acquainted with kis mother and brother, whom she woald find true friends. Edward was prsdemk nt fba funeral and Eenerously paid ell es expsnses, iIl order that his widow iwh06s mother was also Q widow) might have as mnch left for her sRpports as pesr efhle. ssssaEssf sasg ss 4aa zUe ,sss4 # ##M
 Af tbe lime of the above mentioned Y. M. C. q picnic Charlie's gid0w Mas y1sits ing his friends, in conformity with his w1shes before he died.-Le Letter tO the War terbassg ADsesfcGns ssqsa Vr4ns
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
BRONCHITIS AND LUNG ,'. CTIONS..
 TRACHEnN

( 4 SIiGht s0-called cold sCiII Offftsnes Iead to c eest0sss cessNh, sehtrIs, sIaca red for Or bGdIy treated, nEsst hGee bWt Oae of BRONCHITIS, Os. SCh0t is trurse, fHo deGdgst CONSERVATORY. To ssH sWgFrtRg e Hs sSSs'sS & oc%g z ss,.ss %s@ s,I; s;cs,. "
 permanent S'eltef. It assgnsenfs eEpcefo- sdttOs, Gss@ eSa0Oles the putirNt Co eS,pe. tIUt terrtbIy septic depesst, sehteh, e fsTe sssisnicGte its poison Co tlte vesiomtar sssb- Stdssce Of the IUaaO, degeHerattHg dsad de- StrOyinO thdt MaOst essesiftHt OT Ovgans, and tGlttnedteS 0nty Ia 0fs earSN aud NSs- tinUeEN deatIt. TEe-4CAEON has nc OQsaai, ssisch less q sMperiOr, aRd ita "se sgtu aoe O1tIg TeenOCe fltc deposit, fheseb0 aD0fdfn0 great relief, bsst heals fse sssesssbraNe aH5 teeves the pGtie'at tn POssessioS' OT heattasU
 Priss, Tyfsv Cents per bottle, or sis
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
DYSPEPSIA.
GASTRON.

GASTRON 6 q sGfe, speedy, sad Post- tiVe cure for th0t most depressinO Of atf- Hsessts, aud e bFtef fc0esese of treatGisese sgtlt FestOre the digesfiVe 0rgGRs Co thslr pTis- tisse strength, and ps'05s6te the heaIfAv acti0sA or tke 6eosa0cI6 0nd tslfestimes. Inc nervous tS.ritGbSIitv Of uteraFN amd ate persons pstrssstnO l Q gessemtaFW fife, ts speedily rensO0ed by this a0ent. 7he etO1Rsach e restored co health u1ld elas ksv- note Of the system tCiu Oslce more respond SSs the peVfOrnsdMee of labor.
 Prtce, One Dollar, tss tarOe bottle, Or
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

MFRS. CONNELLYS SALVATION for the Hair,-
 WI great discovery, waFranted to restore the grayest hair ina few days to its original color: never failed to make the Hair leaves 1t clean, soft glossy and beautiful and the scalp clean and white $50 reward for lead silver, lac sulpher de-
 leterious druGs found in it. The, inRredi- ents to make eighteen ounces prepaid by Inail, to Bond Street, Sew YoFk. Laurence DaSig Amsrieaas s Jan. 2d. 1877. s-3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
i9s SsaS B sosg

To fhe Working Class.-We are now prepared to furIish an classes with constant tmployment aS home. the whole of the time or for their spare mo ments. Business new, light and profitable. Persons oeitheF easily from 50 cents to $ per eye=- ing, and proportional sum by devoting tieir whole time to the buSiness. Boys and girls nearly much men. That all who see thls notice may send their Adress and test the business we make this ul paralleled offer To such as are not we'll satisfied will send dollar to pay for the trouble of writing Full particulars, samples worth several dollars to eon-
 nercS work on, and copy of Home aud Preside, of largest and best illustrated Publications, all sens tses Y S9a Ssns I Portlands Malnes ta aiEalflfnG s.nrr 4y44 ll
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
PREMIUMS.

New subscribers (applying; early) for the year 1877 may have, without charge, the numbers for the last quarter of 1876 of such periodicals as they may subscribe for.1sg 5{ssas. s5.rs.si t7 a,
 Neither premiums to subscribers, nor discount to clubs can be allowed unless the money IS re-. mittsd direct to the publishers. No premiums given to clubs. 1
 CiFcuiars with further particulars may be had on application. s,,,..a.gt,,.- THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLISHING co -r. 4l Barclay Street. New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18

Mnmm Can't be made by every agent every month EHHnNnH in the business fufnish but those Wif- lA1I1 ing to work can easily earn adpzen dollars W0UU day right in their own localities. Have no Iffe ssa room to explain here. Business pheasant and honorable Women, and boys and girla do well aa meny We win furnish you complete Outds freq.
 The business pays better than anything else. We will
 bear expense of starting y0u Particulars freA Write and see. Farmers and mechanics, theirg and
 daugters and all classes in need of paying work at
 hOne2 should write fo us and learn a about the work aE once. Now Is the time Don't delay. Address.
 lt1 Iy4sI Id ahEnTRUE 6 CO, Auguktas Maine
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
-Aiai'A TERMS: 1s 's CONCLUDING POsTAGE)
 Payable strictly in advance.
CLUBS.

A discount oftwenty per cent, ,willgbe allowed to clubs of four or more persons. Thus, four copies of Blackwood or one Review, will be sent to one address for $12. 80. Four copies of the four Reviews and Blackwood. for $48, and so on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
PILES. HemOnhuids. ...n ..L-..- RHON. -r- .L- .

1a Many causes tend to produce aAts Psia- fiiI and distressing sf6te: The blood ts
 stars ss sss :,,,;.;s rssr sns ss s:9 ssssss tHe Ulcer, astd ssasssseTosss otlssr osases sps :ns sCrOs c.a; ssi S@s isSs s.s ss ns ss the p1sBIie, sChScls eC0isId raptdfN aifevtaee sNsssptOsss and ssLttnsGtety proVe Gn eject ScRscE zoe only acts aisSosT issssaaalv, bs;s SVtIL resssOve the largest tanners oG the Parts
 PiIesl cY gbsorPsse,,., s..a :''ssy s:y t ssss v been reSic@Ilv cured, hSCe Ssss. 1s ssssrsSi (priOT to SssissO lthis treatNneatI eU. egst- ssesst sMTgoOsss thGt the OslIv resief they sSs sS:sse s,:s egess s s sS: e s s
 ed G t.s I EniJs, fSis remedy i.SS Sssss 1ssssd s,rGMv practisSss0 phystciGns, soho ere cog- sstE0ssf Of tts mserttS, as tIto ont1 en0sSD sstre cure I0r. .P1LES. .- e.s ..s.f ..5. .. co,. FrsSsi sSs FFfFv ce"'s per f"'""Oe' "' els
 THE sABOHB, lA REMEDTRs ARE f 'sSorOHgh in the eTadieas;oH ef the diiGer- iaSorics. GS aSs e a~S sss" easbraetssg 2 pertsd eT sn@MW BeSrs, e Tf ths speciTsc diFcoti0as aye eompsssS eUith, tIaoMsn'tds of 91"tienis sciu beaF srts- ssess Co tseis' s'elattee ssseriss, ana cOrrOos GtGSsy complications of disease, absd pa- tiesats so desire,, DR: CH.ANDLIER sriIt be pleased to gtCe Uu inJSr"SGttOE, ass6 tTe6e by letter tf heeesearv.a grns ss-cf
 .,a DescrtpttCe aud .EeptsHstOrv Csrew. tar 0f the 06oee FsEaesiteg sene e Fseelpe
 ESaEfRH EsSssasEiR ss sns ,aps kSPMtETA Q. i. {. .. pSrtto'ssor drr0gist's, se''d srasvs e
 ai ai DR. CHANDLER, nod
 dt -rR s 1470 Broadway, Nsw-1ork City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
l zgxy- n~aTsugTg eR 6,a k.8.z,fm4. r Al rt
 Naugatuck Railroad. !. Ea pmmsncingJahe a5th, 1s77, trains win leave STATION as follows :st igsql


 7.05 IA. M.--Freight Train for Bridgeport, , 7.3O IA. II. Passenger trains for Bridgeport ,and 1 35 P.EM. New Ha4Sh ls6rodgh eaf1, Connect
 -3gnI ing satu Bridgeport with Express
 ,8ol3etrainsto New York; at WateFtuFy
 gs, YfoE Hartfefd.non a43ssffyk 4s, z I450P Milk train Rith passeligt car Attached RA aHaa connecting at Bridgeport With ex.
 saE5 pfess train to N ew 2 York, also with
 -sDq staamboat leaving Bridgeport aton
 oGn ID, tSatufae,s excepted On asaslf Supdays, milk train leaves Bridge krT port for sWinsted tat 100 .. m., re.
 aS turning leave Litchfisld at
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 Trains leave Watsrtown at 7s5 A. M.,, and i 45 P. N. e6nRecfings with passenger trains to New York did Hartford .sYRTy 9ff LaB gnf SMas LeaEe Waterbur at Il 36 8. m. and 6. as p. nl., on arrival of trains frDm New York. 3a t.o srs, Stages to and from <. Liichheld connect with al trains at Iitehiieid astatiOn@ sthkI Thalnass staee for Bethlehem. and Morris leaves WateHtpH1 d&ilyaIasI TO saaHI 10 sa Stages fer odAqry ; Harwintop, Otis, Cole. brook, and Goshen connect with l0.10 .. m tram from Bridgeport. 4 i ADlscount of cents made to Passengers par |eAAsihg Tickets It the 0fieea st1El aH7' 'h E1A se5ssS GEO. W.DEACl1 Superintendent. |. I S Bridgeport. June 2Stkg as57. nnaJ hiatfdt
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-18
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