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Yearly advertisers of not less than one-foorth K.xecutora' ami Aduiiuistiatoia’ NetlssA >•» •f* eolumn furnished the J o c k s a l fre e . Coniniiftiionvnt' Kotiei-s. 1 M AAdTMS WEAVER & CCSTI88. VOL. XVII. tiuariiianit’ Xolit't-!* accoriliiig to l« n^h. WILLIMANTIC, CONN, FRIDAY. JANUARY 22, 1864. NO: 4. Traiiiiieut advvitiaementsto & pakj in advaaae. For the WiUiatnUe JonnaL ed in tbe minds of the French, llu^cnota afraid to truat the old man who bad follow HISTORY OF ANCIENT WINDHAM: 26. W i l l i a m CAar, carpenter and farm the divine benediction upon the parent.«j I TO DAY AND TO-MORROW. Ooligny was to them the Moses who was to ed her step« in childhoo-J, to lead her away THE BRIDE OF THE MAT. er, of Scotiand, m. Lucina Lillie, dau. of Children, graniUliildien, ar.d oti er friends I deliver them from the Pharaoh of oppree- GENEALOGY. To-day. a lis,>ing child, with hair snn-gnMsn. TAtB OrratlBUQUEJfOTS OPFLOaiDA. to Fort Carolins, on tbe distant banks of Em j of Scotiand, 1810; be d. March 14^ of the femily. I t was a sia iiii 7ong to b.‘ : And blue of summer m orning in biaeyesk > sion; and well did his seal in their cause the Msy. A trusty messenger was already 1 ¥ WIUIAM I- WXATn. •4nd cheeks ajiow with kisses of new loviiw 1844; aged 6 i ; his wid. went to IllliMis to i«inemberrd by all presient, and the chil- \ BT u n i j a m : g a t f d l l c k . deserve the confidence reposed in him. But on his way to Admiral Coligny, to acquaint XLVIL Suesohl things new, with ignorant snrpriw i reside with her children, where Shb wss liv (tren planned the a ffa ir witit so much skill To-nii*! row.aiid he knows the sooM lhey be bad to contend with mightier than Egyp ing m 1863. Chih: Therou,ia ni. Iivtii in him with the deciskm of his fair yonng CARY. it was a pleasant surprise to their parents in Fand;£o. , CHAPTKR VI. tian Pharaohs; against the strength of frie'd, and to secure accommodations for Midddletown, Ct.; Fmhrick, m., lives in apt aho abtwas asoldier tha and gratifying to all. Even a liberal mar- i To-day. a youth; in pride of early iMabaadU * Rome and his own kingdom combined. her on the vessel. Her little maid would 20. C . J C of Greenville, C t.; Mary. m. George Bsss, W itu liKbt of rar-otf t op* upon his l_ While til* aboresoftlie New world were Revolution, and a re^setad fermer of Scot settied in Illinois; Htrdee, m. Cornelia E. JMgefeewas provided for tUe clergyman: W ith eagor nsneetatioM of the comii.g. As I have just remarked, Henri’s observa accompany her, and join ber &ther, who thw U B dly welcoming the stranger colo land. Brown, dau. of Ilezekiah P., of Mansfield, present. F. W. And wiM impatience a t the loilefinK new;- tion relative to the sccond marriage of La To-morrow, he bath touched the thnnaal nists, the shadow of death hovered darkly went with the first colonists. The few of He m. 1st, Abigail Kingsbury, datKof Jo- June 14, 1847; Harritt, m. John Brown | dy Momey did not surprise Mary. It was livea in S t Albans, Vt.; Edwin A>tgiiUii»,h. I FortlieJuiinial. which all angeM bow. •ear the old chMcMi among the Cevenncs. ber many treasures which coaid 'je taken, »eph,ofPomrret, Ai«. 12; IHS; ska d. an event she had been anticipating t x some were soon gathered together and packed, about 1826, d. Sept. 1, 1828, aged 2 ; An- EXPERIENCE OF AN ASHFORO VOL To-day. she stands beside tbe brtdal altar: The Cowit was atrieVen suddenly and died Dec. 18,1807, aged 61; m. 2d,Anna (Spaul gnttia, lives in lllinoia. All Jor and pînisfe roahd aboht her sM time previous to the Count’s death, and UNTEER. ia the atme oT old Henri, who wept and with a scanty supply of necessaries, by the ding) Bradford, wid. of Rev. William Brad 27. Jam is C aet, jr., removed to Canter All truth is in ibe hesrt of him she loveth. and though at first the source of regret, i^ Extract elf a letter from one of our volnn- And her pure faith ttakes bright the fetww flayed iiir hk beloved master as a man now resolute girl. It was only as mnch as ford, of Canteibaiy, 1809; bed. Feb. 28, bury soon afêr his marriage where he re- wreathed shrine; kidM most of the time until his death. He flreilith fur his own eoul. The last of the had ceased to give ber pain. It was easier one mule c aid convey over the coantiy to teera to his wife: To^morrow. hark !afUrerbrtdeereoni,aMU« 1827, aged76; abed. Jan. 18, 1829, aged twice repnsented Canterbury in the Leg •n, most be thine. ibr her to reflect upon the possibilities of the place of em'.iarkatkm. a m f a l t im o b b mAtlehoiiMof USalle was gone to join 66. Chil., all by 1st wife: A h i f d, b. Jan. islature, and filfed many offices of trust in C CuBcsBBoaovcit, B , Md, } her own exile, now her gnndfsthcr was A lovely, tender, heart-bnriting brewell Wednesday, Jan. 13,1864. \ To-day, afi old mkn lingers In his »______kia bthen in theoountiy of the Great King, 28,1775, m. Parker Morse, Oct. 6,1798, bj the town. He ‘-was honest and upright .n Or«U f ^ e b have diftfeilM ep Am*4>a in bia gone, and her mother had new tics, and to her mother was written at night when all bis dealingii, kind and courteous in his Sing Old Hiindre l in the words “Praise whoee rule is above all earthly digniUrie>>, whom she hsd 5 chil. She was living in would consequently gneve less for ber loss. every soul in tbe chateau was sleeping but d jmeanor and beloved and respected* by a ^ God from whom all blessings flow.” After A cold grave with the long.sgo deparled. while hit dvat was laid to moulder with Canterbury. 1863; (27)/«s«.,b. Dec. 9, In stam m ering words.is all the l,” says a corre- '< a voyage full of peril and hardships, I have in the aaoestrml vault. For the re- 1777; Bt»ni€ih, b. Jan. 4,1780, d. Aug. 24, spondcnt. He m. Phebe Howard, dau. of To-morrow, with iinlidtcting Ups ibaJogr o t stainless escntchcon of the Montpelier*, of but to watch their opportunity to deprt. this day arrived at camp,and hasten lo in heaven be si'esks. f m t of the departed spirit, prayirs were 1808, aged 28, unra.; Anna, b. Feb. 21. William, of Hampton, Oct. 25, 1804; shed. his immense estates, and knew tbat be con To avoid the hazard of detention, they de March 9, 1847, aged C9; he d. .\ug. 14, form you of my whereabouts. I left Nor •aid and high masses edebratod many days 1782, d. March 3,1790, aged 8; (28) Sia- tTlLLtAM MAKBTXACr. TH ACK BBAV.->llr ia the.chapel of the Holy Viigin,now nearly templated the alliance with much satisfac cided to leave tbe chateau secretly, though 18CI,aged 83. Chil.: PMie Homard, b. wich on the 5th, about 4 o'clock, p. in., ar Thackeray, the novelist; whose daatb waa /•rrf, b. July 14, 1784; SiBy, b. Sept. 7. Dec. 17,1805, m. Wm. F. Willoughby, of rived in New Haven about 8 o’clock,an'l af deMTted by the people of the hamlet. tion. For herself, she had never been real a few of tbe vilUgers who were bound on announced recently, was bom in 1HI1» ia 1786, m. Dr. Thomas Morse, of Woodatock, Canterbury, Oct. 15,1827. has a large fam ter marching about a mile to the camp, we Calcutta, his fetber residing there if( tba After the first funeral rites wete per- ly pleased with the Baron. Not only wa-s tbe same expedition were apprised of their ily ; bed. May, 1850. She was living in Can Ct., had 3 chil., d. Jan. 1820. had a supper of baker’s bread and cold wa service of the East India Compal^r. Ka faased, Mary united no more in the serv- be a bitter partisan of the pope, but bis design. terbury, 1863; Atigail Kiiiffiiev, b. Aug. 21. Rooca C a s t was a tndcr, and died ter, (nothing else). Tbe next day we were was sent t«* Engbind at age savon,an4 ieci fiir the dead. Her abscnce from the pride and haugbtiiiess of tone and manner Tbey did not hare to wait long. The 22,1807, m. David F. .\danivm- and illustrated by tke author, phMed hit* fbrmeis. The hcly sacrament of penancc pleads social obligation.” 29. ALraxD W. C a st is a mechanic snd I ties could vanquish or cause to retract. acres, six miles north of tbe city, now call luMioned otficers and 24 ineii as a guard. at once among the first Writers of fletiM «ra> BMst aoleuinly enjoined upon her by “Go, my mother, and may Go 1 Hem yo« farmer, of Scotland, and lives on the home “ Vanity Fair” was followed by **Pendm> From the new world came intelligence that ed “College Hill,” where he continued to stead of the first John Cary, of Scotland, We got started about 8 o’clock, and about tkoae wko would not willingly aiBict a now and forever!” was the response which n’s,” which appeared M a seâl, and wan the colony on tbe banks of the May was suf reside until his desth. He wss highly re which, if the same ferm given by Dea. Jo 12 o’clock, as I was fast asleep.we run upon completed in 1850. These were followed daughter of the &ithful. gushed from her heart, and wkich her moth fering both from insuborJin;ition and want, spected and esteemed for his miral and seph Carr, has been in the femily since 1719, a rock in Long Island Sound, within a few successively by tbe ^History of Henrv tn - Bat Mary no tonger recogniied penance er pondered as she went away, ascribing it through five generations. A lfi^ W. Cary, and Admirable Coligny put forth still strong Christian character, hh benevolence, patri rods of the shore of Hog Island where we morol,” “ The Newcomes,”' '-T h a Vfrgin- as a aaciament of the tniechurch,and would to her new relation which might not be the present occupant, m. Sarah E. Cross, ians,'’ a story 6f .American life, de. Mr. er efforts for its rdieC Laudonniere, tbe otism and public spirit. A year or two dau. of John C. Cress, of Franklin, March had to remain, with no tire iu the cabin,un make neither vows of fasting nor amend- agreeable to her. Thackeray twice visited thiscoomry, when* commandant, was unable to keep in check since tbe writer had an interesting corre 27,1844. Tbeir chil. a re: Sxrah L , b. Ju til 7 o’clock, next morning, when the tide he made many friends; PW>tMf(fly his writ* nMBt. Nothing remained- for her, there- Mary’s eyes followed her mother, until the turbulent youth who followed in the spondence with him respecting his family ly 19,1846; C*aW« A., b. May 3, I860. floated us off. It was terribly cold and snow' ingH have been more estensitely read kar* t ‘:e carriage passed tbe chateau gates. All 30. J a m i s B. C a b t resides in Canterbury Sm«, but aoommunication and ecclesiastic train of the pious Huguenots, and whose history, etc. He m. Rebeckah Fenton, dau. ing fast, so that the pilot could not see the than at home, and they have etrtainly bem the depths of ber nature were convulsed and is a farmer. He m. Mary B. Adams, al aenlence. thirst for adventure and lust of wealth were of Roswell and Deborah (Freeman) Fenton, the const. The boat kept settling down very much admired oti bbth sMea of Ihw and agonised with grief, and not until her dau. of Fitch Adams, of Canterbury, Sept. .\tlan tic.______... Lady Motney plead the youth and lax re- tbe source of constant peiplexity to the col from Mansfield, Ct., 1809. He d. a t Col 17‘ 1834. CbiL: Am B ., b. July 12,1835, upon one side, and if the wind had blown tears flowed plentifully, did ahefind com lyiow tnining of her daughter while in Pa- ony. lege Hill, Ohio,----- , 1863. Their cbii.were: graduated at West Point, June 14, 1858, hard,'the boat must have been stove in BoiTON A EaiB RAiLBOAn.—Th* asten* posure and relief. wss •irdcred to Utah soon after tbe troubles in extenuation of her errors, and prom- John Ribault was a man better suited to Ffumin Grant, b. 1810, graduated a t Ox pieces. Tbe captain had all three of the sion snd repairs of theraihniads that ara iMd to fhlfiU any iiymtetian laid upon ber in The departure from the chateau was no broke out, distinguished himself a t the connect with tbe Norfolk Coantr Railros^ the cemmand of such an elementary empire ford University, was a popular teacher,bailt ^ttle of Apacbe C a m n, w a s soon after boats lowered for us, in case she careened her dan^ter's stead; and so for awhile the less painful to the old ateward than to his over, but thanks to God, she kept right side via. Blaekatoney are mHW piishM With mm- as that of tbe French colony in Florida. He up Farmer’s College a t College Hill, Ohio, promoted to a captain in tbe 13th U. S. In- niendabte vigor. Th* W««rk oM lh« “ Mid» sentence was suspended. This was these- precious young chaige. They aet forth at up till tbe tide floated us off. jia it was, a possessed bravery, akill. experience and de- of which he was President several yean, fentry, and in 18o3 w a s stationed at Fort land” p4>rtion (betwten DedhanI and Vsa< CMt trial of all the tender, loving heart of evening, one of those bright, star-light sum Unioii, New Mexico; FUch A ., b. Feb. 22, hole was stove through the bout and her temiination< At the earnest entreaty of which office he nsigned and has since been wheel broken. The poor sailors had to ton) iaphigfessing. The bridg^ ieftaa th« mer evenings, so glorious always amid the 1838, m erchant; Eiizabith, b. April 21, foerMaiy. Modi more easily could she engaged in fanning; H'ilUam Woodttard,h. work all night in tbe cold and snow to stop South Boston flats ia to b* lepiiad «Bl ColigBjr, he was persuaded to accept tbe mountains of France. From the Cliflii, which 1840; George L., b. Oct. 12, 18-^ corporal strengthened; The de*d wbieh cMrraja th« hate endured denuiciatiaa, or even pcrse- 1812, took an English acientific co iise at Co. A, 1st Conn. Cavalry ; Duight, b. Jan. the hole and keep tbe vessel up, and tbey appointment, and go with another expedi had the worst of it.- We arrived in New )lidland Ihmd tif the tf*# Bhaton rind Cri« cntion fcr herself akme, than the thovight of waa the first ridge ever which their path- 21,18^, was a member of Company F, 8th tion to Fort Carolina. Oxford College, was an agricniturist, d. in York a t 10 1-3 o’clock a: m., Friday, bad Company requited revenue atlAi^ t6tb« kar mother^ sectet, uncomplaining sulfei^ way lay, the old man drew up their hordes Conn.- R ^m en tj and was ki led a t tbe bat Great joy was fUt by the Protestants 1848; Simad feoton, b. 1814, graduated a t to get another boat, which toljk until 4 amount of Î.MW. and self denial onheraccount. fora moment, to torn for a last look of his tle of Antietam, Sept. 17,1862, aged 16. The branch from th* TUompsoairilidBlacll- when they heard of this new expedition, Oxford, studied hw, prscticed in Cincinnati, 31. HcNaT H. C a s t resides in Scotland, o’clock Saturday pj m. About 9 oVlock it native valley. blowedsobard and the boat rocked and stoi\e Road toSoutbbridge, isfoat itorteek- . Days of painful fiiKting, and nights of un and that none but true disciples of the He for a time,well known throughout the west and IS a farmer. He ra. Persia C . Oeer,dau. “Never shall I behold its like sgiun ’ he pitched so badly tbat tbe captain dare not ing completion. Tbe e i^ n e e r (Ml^. H aM a) ceasing vigils were leaving their record on fn e rs would be suffered to accompany it. snd Canada as an eloquent temperance ad of Jeptba, of Preston, Apnl 2,1840. Chil.: pnmiises tb a t the e a ^ shall run 6%er it in said, “untiT I reach tbe ‘Mountain of the put out to sea,but anchored in the Narrow.'^, the beautiful features of I^dy Momey, vocate, and aa the founder of tbe Ofak> Fe Caivliue Tracy, b. March lU, 1845; Eiiza June next. But for this very reason the Catholics re Jane, b. Jnly 16, 184'J. off Sandy Hook, and here we were all Sat Lord’s House.’ Seventy long years have 1 urday night and very cold. Sunday nicni it Fur the estensini# ffnto Tbtnaî^ a » i, whQe every remonstrance on her daughter’s garded it with dtetrust and enmity, and male C oll^, at College llill, Ohio. [Mr. 32; D w i g h t CAar, of Scotland, former, b>ved the valley of the Little Rhone.” was a little calmer and we started and .suilol Willimantic thorough siêys we^ ma4* fart met with rebuke so tender as almost would have prevented it at the last, bad it Cary is preparing a genealogical memoir of m. Susan Bass, dau. of John, of Scotland, last Aittnmn; .4 tm rwcMnit ^Tiltlmanifu What dse he uttered was lust in broken Nov. 15. 1843. Chil.: Strah Ro»ella, b. all day. Monday morning the weather was to break ber heart. Sometimar, for her been in their power. tbe Cary family in th s countiy, and has splendid. 1 arose'ea.ly and went on deckie.-k to lo Hartford, tb e ife^MMipaNV «sothcr'ssake,ahe felt tempted to abjure articulation, and it was Maty who now act also traced the femily in Englsnd back to Sent. 9,1844; Mtrthaette,h. Jm 19, 1846, ! halving pnfcbased the Providence,nariferdjb It was toward the last of May when tid d.' March 18,1848; Mrrgarette, twin of Mar- see the sun rise out of the Atlantic the Cuth on which her young soul was so ed the part of comforter, and spoke of the the 10th century. Those interested in the The sun rose clear and watnn.' Tbe oo-anoc.-aii Fi.-*bkilf Road. Fnmi W aterburv, which wa ings of tbe expedition reached the Ceven- tbaette.- b. Jan. 19,- lti46, d. March 21, believe i.t the present terminna bfthe P., If. flnnly planted; bat the solemn warning, nea. For a number of weeks Maiy had pleasant country tbey were seeking. subject would oblige him by communicating 1848; Ann Bradford, b. Feb. 24, 1848; waa viry smooth airi tbe sight was splen “Yes, yes,” reqwnded the old man, “a«d did. A F., the new n>«d will proceed to Fiabkill, *^Whosoever lorsaketh sot.oU that he hath, been painfully depressed in spirits. UA>- with him at Cincinnati.] Fratik Wiitiiluiffh. June9, 1850; IkiM/urd, and thence to Erie. we will learn to sing the Lord’s song in a b. July 13,1853, d. Sept. 16, 1858; Jane The beauty of Monday and Tue»d.iy’s cannot be my disciple,” ibtbade so danger- certainly in regard to her lover’s fate in a 23. W auw Camx settled at Middlebuiy, sail amply compensated for all the worst This is a great pêct. Th* entire ci«t strange land. My dea^ young lady, you LtKie.ia, b. DeC. 82, l i ^ ; Geurge SMtfard, of the Boston and Erie ROad #ilf fell bat OMS a step. distant land, and in r^ r d to her own fate Vt., near tbe close of the Isst century, but b. May 16,1860. fear and cold. £a:iy Tuesday morning we are stronger than I in tbe hour of trial.” anchored off Fr.rtrets Monrue and deliver littfe short o ft^ millions o^ dollars. Both Old Henri was the oqly earthly confidant als», if she still adhered to the practices of returned to Windham, and came in posses- 33.' W olcott Cabt is a farmer and re broad and narr«># gauna #ill ba sir aa “Only younger, dear fKend, and with ed 25so'.d!iers. Tue weather here was soft of ber trials and temptations. To him she tbe dissenters, caused her many anxious skmof bis ancle Joseph Skifl^s ferm and sides in Hampton. He m. Lucy Ann Burn- to accommodate .the iasterUt sMd Wastei* more of earthly hope in my bfsrt. I do and warm as a May morning. We then sfuka ftedy, and received strength and en- houn b ; day, and sleepless ones by night. bomatead atWlllimantic, on which he cMf- bam, dau. of Elisha, of Windham, Oct. 26, started iip the Chis.ipeake Bay for Balti stjleof dits. When tbia long railway » not seem to be going to a strange land, but 1842. C hil.: Mary Jo$aphi»r, b. Dec. 19, completed it must prove one of the greatm . eoomgement. One day when she opened The Baron of Montpelier^'was much at the tinued to reside oiMil biif death.; Hiir hiM- 1843, m. Henry E. Holt, of Hampton, Dcc. more. Tbe bay was smooth and alnio>t lit- to a new home, and to one who loves me.” erslly covered with black ducks. The of freight routis'tik the cMflit^ . — W n m u d k t ber heart to him more freely than usii^, he chateau, and it was evident he r^rd ed ber ed property was extensive and vslusble, and 4,1861; Julian, b. May 27, 1846 ; George Patriot: ‘-It was old Henri’s last wish to lead his ficers and such others as had firearms had icfliadwitb enthusiasm, “The Lord will direliction from the established faith with he was prubsbly the wealthiest msn in this Clinton, b. June 24, 1848; William Burn- great sport shooting them a.** we passed prwervc bis saints! As he led Isrs«A with young lady in safety to that home and rest. part of tbe town at the time of his death. ka»i h. Feb. 11,1856. E c o n o m y f t t ohr affiiiis has tbA sa*M u t - far less indulgence than theCathoiics in the along. Great numbers of sea-gulls follow tect up«itr chr foVtnwes tb at g6bd breeding a strung arm fbom the wrath of Bgypt, so neighborhood,-with with whom she had ing-place,”he repli^w ith more composure. He m. 1st, Fidelia Arnold, dau. of Dr. Na ed the boat,ind wo would (bro.v them hard For tliejonnwl. has on otir cM versatidtt. may we trust him to lead the oppress^ been a Givorite from childhood. Tbe most “He will go forwari now, with no more than Ameld, of Mansfield Nor. 24, 1793; tack to see them dive for it and sit top of the water and eat it. \Ve arrived at Bal A t th e breaking np eFrfdRMM tw * Mugnenots in ssfety fiom the bondage of aealous of them all would have shrank fVom weakness nor r^rets.” she d. Dec. 22,1813, sged 43; he m. 2d, GOLDEN WEDDING. of the ciiminny fell down stiiM, oh* t« » Again the horse«’ heads were tamed, and timore wharf alwmt 8 o’clock Wednesday Fianoe. I can bear the call of the new Mo- testifying against the noble maiden who had Freelove Dumont, dau. of Capt. Michael On tbe 13th of Jan-ary there was a hirge , morning. Aman about 50 years old went on bling ct) the first landing phwe, the Mh*r • « , and see the promiiied land plainly now, tbe voice of the old pilgrim was soon heard Dumont, of New London, Dec. 8,1814; she femily gathering ia Maiufield, a t tbe bouse rolling ttf the ImltoW.' It was ((batrved walked among them in all meekness, humil I deck and jumped overboani and w»« lust as the first wait dead Arfnk.drnAsk. “Yes,”“Y es,” Aild n vhidi I could not do while my dear Count ity and love; who had ministered to their risin§ heaven-ward in a hymn of praise. d. with her daughter, Mn. Wrigbt,at South of Mr.- Denison Grant. All the childicn theyey couiucould notnoi nnufind even hisms Ixidy.ixmy. i i,„ .w* Bobert lived. And if the Lord wills, my TO BE CONTlaCED. Windsor, Aug. 10,1859, aged 79. ChU. by and grandchildren except one son and his So I think we had quite an evcntfni voy- I below.” n g6 b* sick and dying, and whom both the aged age fiir sti short a one. During tin: whole JMHC lady, I will soon forsake the banks and younf children followed with endear For tlw Journml. 1st wife; SjjAtonia, b. Oct. 14, 17M, m. femily, who reside in Galesburg, III., were voyage 1 think we were tremtendiiously im- The sileM inflta'cne* of*'pioiut b6kn* ilt i |. of the Little Rhone, and go and lay my dd ments and Massing^.- THE ORPHAN’S PRAYER. Eleaser D.Fiteb,-has femily, botb living, present. The history of this femily has been |Mweil upon. The government put on board lusfrafed by tbe Proiligal SbikV Ihii t&nt bones where tbe liew tabernacle is set up God Of (he latherle*. abdrtside in W illimantic; /etfo/ b.- Nov. 1, traly remarkable. Denison Grant was the tbe boat seven days ratiiHiH, consisting of home been repulsive to him, 6i^ h'M hiV fe. The Baron saw in her onl/ a Proteetsnt thcrbeen a stem , forbidiling m)in', tIiHt re intbeviM em css. Should U Salle become 1 come unto thee. 1796, d. Dec. 21,1813; H d d ia ,h . a t Mid- son 6f Dr. Miner Grant and his wife, a pork, beef, bai'd-tack,- bemis and potatoes, of the most unyielding stamp,-a charactcr but uc got nothing but bard-tack and raw covering thought abotit home Wohfd nne dwd«tcUnig«r a stranger there will be no* Impleading thy fovor dieburyyTt, about 1799, m. 1st, Renben daughter of Jesiah Byles, Esq., of Ashford. rendered the mere dangerous by h«r veiy pork, tliu excu-ie w»4 th it they coiildjnot have vlsite-l him. Take courage, parenia of lM «sr need of old Henri." To signer like m«. Saflwrd, m. 2d^ David Douglas, witb^ whom The marriage ceremony was performed by prodigals, if you are faitbfUt With tS v/i and attractiveness. He tked oirlsninl tbe boat. Four of tbe Forgive my transgressions. Rev. Philo Jiidsuii,whuiiow resides at Rocky men froae thehr feet. Being sea-sick and femily altars. Persevere, j^V^htsîn' fhiu- **Aad is that day near at hand, then 7” and ventured so far as to inquire whether ■he went to South America, where she d. Subdue my proud will. llill,in this State. A family of ten children, home-sick and feeling bad they lay d«>wn ily religion. It may be Km th* fdlbiMtNi* « a i7 asked. the faithful and pious Lady Momey might Teach me in patience several yeara ifnce, leaving 3 daughters, by song of the sea in' ttie shell, to' th* of » three sons and seven daughters, are all liv and gave up, many of them- saying tb at Un ■N ot ontil my Lady Eleanor, your moth- not err in seeking to abelter her child from Life's task to fuUll. 1st and 3 by 2d busbsnd; iMcrelia, b. in cle Sanr might h»ve his money back again child when vefy fe^ fhiW hotiia and ftoos Vermont about 1803, m. Collins York, set ing, and not one has buried a companion. if he woiild let them off. With no tire and God. •f, has fulfined her yesr uTmouming for ber the kinder chastening «f the holy mother Weak, sad and weary. tled in tbe town of Sempronious, N. Y., The bouse has been owned in the family, such fere toi start on iit came hard oaRh saildt in a i#ar inketinf a t And bid me to live.- will also enjoy them. The mother of Mr.- raw pork, and it tasted gooil. This morn Wotcesteryon Snnday^tbat a n*ii|hbor of bia eiritsto tbe ehsteaa, and the regularity true meaning. But there was another lis in Taunton, Masa., but now livea in Willi- ing a t soon as we arrived I bad twocupsof Grant was bom here, and when be was ten his who had four daughters. On* sdll' and » c ftb a lr coiVeiipondcnce during his abeence tener, who though a Catholie henelf, felt Live for my Savior. mantk, and is tbe only one of tbe name in tes,-beeCtteak and biscuit, and next a good '‘hired BMin,” sent btdih the htter f» tba ’Hid sorrow an* gloom. years of age his fether bought out the heirs wash, and then this letter, and for all de- bad' farted this conclusion, slthoqg^ no that in the inwnuating tones of the straAg- in this part of tbe town. Chil. by 2d wife: war,'and ib* girb during th* past smmn* He’ll cheer a dark pathway and made it his future home. He came to livcraiM%s and experiences, praise God that awMionor tbeeabiecthad been made to er, lutked .some d e ^ againat their dariing M ia EHzahttk, b. Oct. W, 1816, m. Rev. have gatii*red 200 l^'as&ela o^ pdUtMa anil And shed o'er the temb: it with bis bnde fifty years ago, and has I am yet alive and never felt better in my 275 bushels 6f ber. TbeBaHM'had a vei7 h ige estate in yowiglady. It was the Lady Eleanor’s William WrigM,-of Chatham, Aug. 13,1838, life. 1 find tbat I can endure better tban The light of bis promise alwaj-s resided here.' The children wished A yokiitg lady of sijifts*ik sutbM tA lately kingdem kad greater inflnence witk the old Henri, who was the friend and confidant To msnsions in glory DMvuna Ripley, b. Nov. 1819, settled in the ecn montlbs in th* anby, been eanneclatl DtrTACRU__We have received a recipe M ^ f a r ty . of tiie whole household, the few words All who in trust town of Berlin, mj, had 1; child., wife and tokens of fiUal regard. Tables were spread with seven different regimeiits, ]^Mtieipat*4 loaded with a bountiful repast. Rev. Mr. for the cure of Diptheria, from a physician in sevenil eiigagMient:*, beît serimialy •OcmyaMthcr," exclaimed Msfjr, with which had excited her suspicion. And whatever sorrow child both d.,- is now with the army at who says tbat of l.UUO eases in which it has Williams and wife and a few friends were #otinded tîce, aMflKis'beeii dTiA!6\‘etirdand ontgaiUag tenderness. "We shall soon be There was to be a council of bishops the My lot may t-eUde Port Royal, S. C. been used not a single patient has Iieen invited to be present,and all went merry as mnstered oat ofscrffcb eigbt tiM».> tShd fe n sp a n tid fcraver, and how many bitter next month, m an adjoining province, to de May 1 not be unnindAil 24. JouK CAar, of Scotland, m. Sibbal lost. The treatment consists in thoroughly a Canadian by birth, aMd ib'btMttd flgbt That millions beside Gagrr, dan. of J im , of Scotland, Maicb, a marriage bell. When asvembled after swabbing the back of the month and throat for the American I'niiin.' 4 i ^ have f added to your aq|t! Heaven cide what further measures should be taken with a wash made thu.s: Table salt, two Are sitting in shadow. 1810; she d. Jan. 1845, aged 64; he d. Dec. supper,valuable gifts fhnn the children were A nMtnument is.to'be ei*î}(I to ttc — m- kaowa it kas not been done willii^ly.’’ against the olfondii^ HuguenoU. Was Hen And some in the night. drachms ; black pepper, coblenseal, nitrate ri quite sure the great Bapon would not re- 5,1854, aged 76. Chil.: Franeit Harriet, presented, at their ruquiist, by the pastor of potash, alum,-one drachm each. Mix and oTy of til* late Captain' J^hn P. G fe iw ^ Thm direeting ber remarks sgain to ber at- Of far deeper darkness wli^ when in Libby | Heon, n tta ed tbia taaiaBtâbacentinaed: "Do you not see port all he knew of them there I the m .i* m. Boiden P. Basset, lives in North Ki^ and his wife. Golden tokens of love were pulverize, put into a teacup which half fill Than broods o'er me to-night. seen upon the table, and the parenta were with boiling. Water, stir well, and then fill sentiment: ^ Rathe? than tbat m t 0«r> bow aba is wastiag under the heavy burden asked him. Henri was sure of nothing. lingly ; AbiAta, d. umn.; JEhna W alu, b. emmeni should I'ei^de one iilcb m an bar 0 Savior, have piQr deeply moved by these gifts of filial aflec- up with go^ vinegar. Use every half hour, aba has assamed t ’Twere flu- better they Since the days of the persecution, he had Oct. 22,1815, m. snd lives in Williamsbnrrr one, two and four bonis, as reo>very pro-j pitîtiM* as th e exchange o f priaooara^ 1 Oi all who pursue N. Y .; GiU», b. May 10,1821, m.,also lives tion; The remark was made that fifty years would endure l*h* suffering t;^*lra Bwatb* . akanM aownlt me tothe castle prison,than learned to distrust every one. Even Count A p i ^ that leads worldwise. gresses. The patient may swallow a little | in Williamsburg. ago, a tall young man went up to Ashford, each time. Apply 1 oa. each of spirits of I lontrer.” ffcataâAaaldtbarcndare penance.” Robert, his master and best fiieiid, had not With no heaven in view. dressed like a- bride-groom—be went to tur|ientine, sweet oil and aqua ammonia W hat is the ime ef, KVMic? aabad Ja c k **Do M t grieve thus, my dear yonng la- always b ^ an exception. It was this How dark is death's portal. 25. Elijau Cabt was a farmer of S«bt- Simvhds th* other dar. W* I r w i i bring tO'bis house one whom be loved; one mixed, every fimr’hours to the whole of *be wav tbe aged servant's reply. “Light s a m e distrast which prevented Henri now With no heavenly rest land. He m. Talitha Busbnell, dan. of throat and to the breast bone, keeping flan for crying when we are bhbies; flogged ta- who loved hinb Death has never entered cdîse tbe master*' is c i^ s , when we ara 4sown ftir the righteous, and gladnem for from meeting confidence with confi- ence, To illumine the future Esekiel, of Liabon, Sept. 2 ^ 1813, ha d. nel to tbe part.—N. ¥. Tribune. With visions, bow bles«! Sept. 22, 1845, aged 65. Chil.: Edker, their femtly nnce. If after fifty j-ears of I boys; Obliged tn tdil, sibk orjr«l!,.or stanr* tbe nptight m heart. Sosaqg the Fkalm- and informing tbe anxious girl tb at befon: ‘ wbeiv we arc men; tt> wot* still bardw Bnmet, b. Oct. 4, 1814, m. Havilah Mow- married life,-they judged the rehtion a de An am’nim; tyna?rA5!iic:U error occured catnries ago upon the hitt-tn^ of /n- tbe CMivocation of b'whops, the beloved God of the btherless. in one of the New York papers, in printing when we are husbands; and afVer e.'ihaaH- rey, of Bozrah, Aug. 1835, his 2d wife, and sirable one, and wish and intend to enjoy it t e , aai we may acho bik soiig here nom maiden of La Salle would be far away from I pray thee td hless Gen. IMIeck’s Report of War Operations. ing life andsti'i-ngth in the s<îba *( o ttfr Tiie poor and the needy. bad 2 sons. Jamas Taylor,and Wilimm Hav with each other till death shall part them, people, die and leave our cUildlk* to puh tbs moantanM of Fiance. I see tbe the Ccvennes, an’exile fnim home and coun- The Generah who enjoys tbe sobriquet of Help all In distress: ilah, who d. 1860. They resided fbr some thqr were requested to join their right “Old Brains,” wrote in deprecation of tbe ses.-'ion of b th e r’s watch,-ahd dui> w lvt^ t« «Mlt.fanikc m the desert, and the wate* try.a pilgrim to a distant and unknown catch somebody else. leep me from evil'; yesm in Bosrshville, bdt sre now living in hands. The eager, loving grasp was such as immense cost of army transportation, and ifcftkat tbe stnike of tbe prophet’s land. made out a case for himself by saying that ‘‘Can a man see without ejres/* uVail Subdue my proud will’: Brooklyn, N.Y.; (29) J f n d WUlium, b. one seldom sees in ncw-marned enisles. Tbelandof tbeheathen wiO seen I t was tru e; for after seleriiil aiid delib fvaeh me in pstienCo “our trains haVe been materially reduced prpfes-or. JUy 24,-1819; Henry b. Nev. 2 t, And why shotald it not be 7 Tbey knoW he 4iriM amsng the Lerdls people lor an erate reflection, Maty and eld Henri had de fife's taA to ftllflii: during the year.” Itasgine his disgust ^lien ‘•Yes,sir,” was th* pmlnM anewcr. 1824, m . Ht, Ifeirtba R. Griswdld. of ê* What has been, abd what to expect in each he found tbe boast nKnted “oor hrettnt bsivc “Pray how diVyon m a l e Inbarttanes, tbat tbey may observe his termined to become exilea together. fcwas Ood of the Citherless. I come nilto thee; Britain, 1847; abed. I8S6; m. 2d, EKw other. A'happjr union of fifty yean binds been materially reduccd!” “lie can^see \fith ona, elt*;’ ra g lW Jb -'" ataM as and kaaf k b laws.” tbe only way by which she might hope to Impleading thy Csvortb sfainers like me; . vcnis. ■ Whittington, of Petenbuig, Ta. Ho now hearts'Witb great strength, Aid hsppy uH 8 n A m s 4ke Mitk n ris— wkich th e escape persecution, and deliver her mother Forgive m r tranegrsssions; snbdne my prond Handsomo featnrea alone are inca|iaWc of There is a yoang lady in A ir riite V t# will; lives in St. Paul, Minn., 1 child by 1st wife, we to see it manifested'ib' tboae who have fruarieed asylum nf the Nkw Werid tnvpir- ftom tb»* psitw of pensacf. Mary was not expressing real beauty, sa s|h ecb alone is always cxe?nim.« when kissed, Te&ch n« tn psfieucslifeV te k to ftlffil. 5 by Cd wife. 1 living. found it so. Prayt-r was offorcd. invoking 1 incsfablo of expressing »i». M THE WILLIMANTIC JOURNAL, JANUARY 22.18W. VOL. XVII

THB OBBAT CAUSB A cciran.—Mr. Nathan Dean, of Colombia, Middletownclacteda Uak»chartai tidt- thea—aave whea i N L oftF -$8 Bttwaxd. V)C lUUlim antu len n u l. aad Mr. B. T. Cook, ofthia village, were con- at on Moaday. f r i ^ wete baiaed ta ^ ia tly indi>rMiBa ox aidiwabty iajnred on Monday, by the Cdl of a A f u t j of ais gaatkoMa left Norwich their horriUeataqri>aM|>lien joice that Mr. Corbin haaconclndad to reauin fyiagtheddmaiag ataach, peeptecaM to Uvar, conattpallon. Ac..deaarve to aulfer if ther rience that the awlul conseqnencee of Self- and aacertain by experiment whether the peo aecticttt" pay aa they go” 7 look far their loat nted in good and eossfortabto quartern a llf a f baM bwf with theuriw of “State mi- will aot try the cdefaealad abuse may be efliictnally removed without tinsburg. Ya. Now b Iho Um to nvsil ple ofthia plaee and vidnity will anpport a A St. Aogaitin* correspondent of the Oh, what a dght the fair, pladd FflÂHTATIOIf BITTEM, medicine, and without dangerous surgical oj^ Wd MiHV, to aoch theo- sdveaôf the large bounliaa aad help ■ astahi fint claat Bngliah and Claaaical School. Hav New York rtaiet givea the M owing liat of looked down npoa I CIme packed crowda whiAaieaew reeomMnded bvtbe bighed erstiona. bongiea. inatmments. ringa or cordi- your Country’s f Isg. liM, tht fNMMt ftitot* rebtiuM «ftbe the membera of the Tenth Coanecticat Reg- ofcaldaed, diatortad farma, wearing the ala. pointing out a mode of cure at oiicecertdn u a e a s tO .S .P ^ n ’sstoresndN »9 M|dk ing aent to Mr. Corbin dntiBg the term about m adbd anthoriliaa. and warranted to produce and eAsetnd. by whieh every aun>rer. no mat StatH t* the Uaioa, the Mich of to cloae, aad having learned aomething of hie iment, who were taken priaoaers or U lld fearful axprem ionofthelaat p a i^ whoae St Strgt THOe. SPRNCBB.^^ in a akimiah near that plaee on tha 30th of amile waa oace a heaven—the rtaatly pha an imaaediate henefldd eSKt. They are ex ter what his condition may be. niay care him l8lhBegtC.V. •veaU aai the ■wgMtinni of practical eyatism of management and the methoda of ceedingly agreeable, p a r i t y pure, and mud self cheaply, privately, and radically. T hb December: lanx of black atotoea twiated in every coa- leetnre will peove a boon to thousands and ■tat— aMhip have been nadilas, bjr a atadypaiaaedinhieecheol,wecaa a ^ with ranoKEBs. cdvaUe variety of agoay, atretching out supersede all other toniea where a hedthy. thoosandaf W illlm aiitlo dMrteat, a eelatiea of the pNUeaofre- a good dngiea of cenldenee, that we eeoaider Co. A—Privatea Joha Shephard aad Qea. th d r aram, aa iamloriag BMrcy—aad thea gentle atimnlsnt b required. Sent under seal, in a pbin envelope, to any 9 . p . COHBUI, A. i u Mr. Corbina moat thoiwiKhlr qnaliCed and address, on receipt of six cents, or two postage aiMtractiia, w aa a—w to harv hat Uttle Seward. of the heap that had noked np the deer, They parify. alrenglhen and iuvi«erate. AnVAXTAOXa competent teacher, peagtming adadrable tact Cik B—Carporal Rialey; privatea Poet multltadce with the lower parte perfectly They create ahadthy appatite. stamps, by addreasingtlie publishers. wericfhrOeAitwv botheratiea «r the po- UHAsTj . C. KLINE A CO.. A centid locatton, easy of sscsmby s iM and method: and. while aecuring the reapect, aad Parker. uatouched. aad aoM all a ahanelM amaa They are an antidote to change of water aad 13T Boweiy. New York. Post OMee Box. dSfld. snd railroa^ pimty of room, wdl lighlsii Ktieal theorirt. The ptoela«atioB ef Qea. oonfderne aad eateem of hia p a ^ ia entifely Co. C—Pri«ate Joha lldliatar. bat with caa ana or faot nnacauied. d b t wsrmsd snd ventilated. New snd a ^ sshssi Mialm, m m i m the 11th iMUnt, to the •‘■uater of the aitnation.” Mr. CorUn ia a Co. D—Privatea Owea aad Keid. The dlenee. after thoae piercing acraam fnm iture,avduahb cabinet, thoreS unebae. TheyovereoMsSMbof diadpalion and late tioa. people «rU M iaM , ordcri^K an election of workingtMcher,andhaa the rare lamltr of t ^ . E~Privatae Davia and Biyaa. were hushed in death, waa horriM . I t waa honra. qs; 1863. Slate «C een on the 22d ef febnary next, indudng hia papih to work willingiT and Co. F—PrivateaGhaaley,BratoandChamp- the dlenee of the m vo, unhrokea bat by They alrenglhen the ayalem and enliven the SPECIAL NOTIC E. cheerfully, np to the full meeanre of hadth lia. the bitter wail or fainting ciy. pmerlbingthe temuortheFNsdent’d Am- Co. G—Frivatae Wood aad Whaley. anddrength. Ifhepceaeaaea theee qnditiea Two thoaaand aoula had peaaad throagh They prevent miasmatie snd intermittenlfever TO THX VriBCt? or French. Latin aad Orssh...... N.M m m tf PradaaMktian, it, we tn a t, the initla* Co. H—Privatea Aadrew JiAasoa, Wm. that ordeal of fife to the jndgaNat aaat of Pisna snd vcsd muefe at MBal la b a aaaateaeher.withaeharac*«raad rapatation IL Johaaoa, Joto Lebar. God. They parify lhebreslhsndaddttyoftheSlom< W iU lm a n tlo •iaaefaBOfaBMBt irineh pnmiMi to re- aa a nwn and a t«ntleman above reproach, aa ach. ■lora, era aan y moothi ahall have paaaed, BILLB9. They enre Dyapepab and eonsUpstion. ANDTICINITY. we fully believe, we aak our citiaena and thoae Co. I—PrivateaWm. Bnraa, Chamberiaia C0N0BB8S. THB nndenigned would reapectfnlly aSk sllsa Studs Msrrdlroed c«a beerdat haM ; • n i 7 «wa]rwardairtcr” which the Fednal of the neighboring towna who have ohildren to SxBATB, Jan. 16.—A petithia waa pre- They cure Diarrhea and Cheleta Morbua. bsslhsa saa aad J . n . Burna. tioa to the preparations known ss fourth the usud ehsTM Tame wiahinn bM d anaa have reecued fraai the dntch of the edncaU, if it U not very dedmbte to eecurehia Co. K—Private Geo. Bartoa. eaated ft«a dtiaeaa of New York, praying They cure Liver Complaint and Nervoua Head HUNNEWELLS ache. will to mdstod todSto it ia g se3 l2 2 K i plf l a Caafcdtracy to her place in the Union. aarrioee permanently ? Thia can be done, we Mobdcb im Nbw BarrAiK.—Henry Cad- that the annatnralised residente bo aot ex VmilSlL CW6I lE ltIT , Idrratea. bdieve, by giving him a liberd anpport. The well a recmiting agent in New Britain, waa empted from the draft. NaarW the eatire They aaakelha weakattong.lhebngnid bril th e p a a ^ «( Leni«iana are ripe for a aaadca waa takea ap ia a diacaBdaa d lianUnd are exhanalad nature’a great realorer. FsraU Tknmtand tm g Complai»tt. Second term r»enaniMtion of their Sute Gwvmment. clodng examination of the prtaent term will found brutally murdered, Monday morning, F ek lk sad be on Moaaay and Tueaday next, and we tmat about Falf a mile east at the village, in a the EarollMnt bill, and amendmente ware They are CMpcaed of the celebrated Cdiaaya U.IXBWELl'S m o IKIM HI, A praiS. AlaiceFkeeState CaaTrntion waaheldat thoee whe laiel intereated will l-e pnacnt. awaaip lot owned by Edmund Steele. Hw agreed topnviding that veteraas re-ealiat. bark.wialergraen.aaaeafiaa. roota and herbe, The great Neunigic. Bbeumatic. Ilesd-Aehe. Kaw OricaM, Jannaty 8th, in which twenty akull waa knocked ia—a krge hole being ing ahall be crsdited to the diatricta froai d l peeaerved in perfectly pure St. Croix rum. Tooth-Ache. Loaa of Sleep, and Qenerd Met- AnoffieeHveiifllMllvenMirdinfluense.the amairaaM which they crigiadly joiaed the service; vona Bemedy, Also for the M ns in Monthly and thotongh paririMB were repreteuted, wludi contain LocAttoK or Tax Scnooi Borax.—At the made in the aide of hia head—and there For parUculara. eae eircnlara and testimoniab mentdCUtun ______mM-tiog on Saturday evening, which waa very were other mariu of the brutality of the the commutetiea money ahall he applied to Menstruations a perlbct relief. ■o re than half thepi^lation and territot)’ aronnd M b bottle. WilHmantb.bwntb. Am. I8fh. 18ft. ilasdi8Bdi‘ « « « largoly attended, it waa voted by more than a mitrage. I t is auppeaed that he waa mur filUm theqaotaa of diatricto ip which it ia Beware ef impoators. Bxamine every bot lOillRfKLLX ELKKTIC PIU «f the State. The readatiena adopted ns- two-tliirda rota to locate the new achool boaae dered âtui^y night. HehadtSOOincaah pdd, and that colored troopa ahall be cred The most perfect form of Cathartic ever giv dcaicnil !Hciid«iiiin«BBk on the Williama lot. It waaalao votedtouffer ited to the Stetea fram which th ^ enKat. tle. Seethatillue our private U. S. Stamp I the doctrine of the Dedaiation of bdethe preeent honae and lot to the Linen Com- with him, of which he waa robbed; bnta unmutilated over the cork, with pbnlalion en to the public, whien never require more CmaccilcsM. geld watch and pin were left on hia ^raoa. An amendMnt authorising the Preddent than beo and seldom but on* for a dose, set , that all awn are created equal, pany for which, if not accepted, it to call eat 100,000 volaateera far 100 daya, aceneandourdgnalnreon a flne ateel plate without the leaat griping, and cure . A a m u n eaxxBAa’aOvsicai» ahonld be add at public aucUon. PrinU in anowahowed that then Im been ddebbcL See that our botUe b not reflUed tthatthia rÎlioa ia to overthrow a acttflle,and that two men made the aaaaalt. f.ir the a jp e ^ aerrice of drivhig the Rehela INDIGESTION. bYSPEPSIA. BILLIOUS- «ha ftwdaaental principlaa oT the Dcdara- OraQvotA.—We understand that weallll out of \ irgmia, waa diacaaaad aad fiadly with aparieaa and delelerons stniT Any per. NBSS, UVEB COMPLAINTS. PILBd. L Punuanttoordenfrom the war depasl* WOBMS, ment. the Commander-in-Chbf dirnste^M tKM, pradaia tiM eziatence of elaTety in lack about ten to U1 our quota. Other towna OBNBBALNEWS. r^ ted . The Senato adjoamed without son prdendingte sell Pbnlation Bitten by the taking further action of importance on the gdlen or in bulk b an impostor. Any person and d l derangementa of stomach or bowels. vduntm n bo scMpted snd musbeed tote ser tartaiina an iapoMlMlity, endoiae all the about ua have Slled nptheira, and it donoaeem The catire number of applicattoaa (hr per vice to form a redment in lnfan.iy. to be de» imitstiag thb bottle or selling any other a The steve preparations, of such unbomided ionated as the Tnirtietb BeaimenI CsaasslfanI acta aadpweliinati— of the Preaident re- that with a little more vigorona and well-di- aiona to lat January ia eighty-one thouaand Sbhatc, Jan. 18.—The bill to promote reputation in New England, have the confl- recled efiirta, at an earlier day, our quota two hundred and eighty-aix. terid thsrdn. whether caUed Plantrtion Bittera dence of, and are naed by. m a t nnmben of fol unteers^(cdored) to i ^ e te tto T S apertiag tt, ■p a rially that of DacanJier 8th, enliatmentt waa reported hack. A bill to or not. ia a criminal under the U. S. Law. and or during the wsr. ■ aright have been flM . Mij. Gen. Cartia haa been amigned the Phyaiciana, and at prices within reach of dl. and a * the ailitary Oofemer to order eatablbh a Bureaa of Emanapation waa re will be ao proaecuted by ua. We already have are worthy the attention of invalids, who will II. AllregnlwlyspMintodBecrdtingApate command of the Department of Kanaaa, ported. Areadatioawaapr«faaed toabd- And them a strict conformity to nature in srehenby authorbea to procure sbli-hwifad Matedaciiaa. The electien ia ordered nn- Mb. p . H. Moxaia ia in town, at the Biainard our eye on aeverd partiea re.Alling oar bottlea coloted volunteem. between Iho saee of which conaiau of Kanaaa, Cohmdo, Nebraa- lahthe<•c«kr"qaaliflcatioaia carrvingthe medicine. een and forty.flvo. and ddiver thnn al t h e ^ 4ar the eewtitntion and lawa of LaaUiana, Honae. where he remains until this evening, ka and the Indian Territcty. mails. The reeolatioaa to expd Senator Ac., who will eueeeed in getting themmlvea Without resorting to the common method of and will be happy to aea aU thoae who are inte ebae quartera. The demand for Drake’a columns ot advertiaing. I would aak coiMme* Ace8orthevariouaProv.«| M anâ. feTtta •Map* and pertioos aa relate to daTciy, The nuaea of Bi«h<^« BayIer,Timon, and Davia were rafarred to the Jndidary Com to teat them, whieh will be sacred. n i j ^ t h Begiment Conneetieut ydnalaeia^ troubled to aee themadvea. Plantation Bitlara ftom ladiea.clergymen. met- in the eame manner as b providsd fot tha whidi are declared innpefativeand void. The McCluaky hate been aentto Ru m far the mittee. The EnrdlmeaC bill waa, after JOHN L. HUNNEWELL. Propridcr. aacccaaion to the Archbiahopric. considerable diacMionj adapted without chanb. Ac., b incredible. The dmple tn d of liatment of other vdnnlee«; ■alh pmcnbed by the Preaident*a Proda- Ivyanhavaaaore throat or any diflcnlty Pnxtiml ChtmU, BttUm, Mam. 111- Tôrganbationefthe ThirlMh Caa. ' The DeBMcratic Natioaal 1 ommittee importont alteratioa by 90 yeaa to 10 naya. a battle b the evidence we preeent of their ■ atioB ia praacribed aa a qnalillcatien ibr abautyour brvatUng ^>pamtaa. Peek’s Pecto- Tha readationa of thaaka to Gena. Hooker, tS r V o t sde by d l Wholeede and Betdl Dsd- necticnt Yolunteera, (edorsd) snd the raba have voted to hold the National Convention worth and euperiority. They are aoldby dl era. for the sppointment ef oMcers Iherele. will be rd FaatUlea are Jnd the article for your caae. in Chicago, on the Fourth of July next. Meade, Howard, Bumaida and Baalu, aad reapeetabb drnggiab. groceis, phyaiciaiia.ho> I^TThe grestest freedom of correspondence thottoerae ss prescribed for the Tweate. thdr men, were adopted. The bill to pro A coavantion to reviae the Cunatittttioa A letter from near Milwaukie, Wia. thoi lab. ssloons, slesmbosb and country aterea. SSTicited. Vdnabeta.(sd- WINDHAM. mote the sale and aettlement of unoccupied P. H. DBAKB A CO. C Ô ealen of good Befereneee supplied on orjl) by tbneid M er No. It, series el IMA la Ballad far the fint Monday In April, and dcaciibeatbe intensity uf the late cold ^ 1 1 Commiasion. By order of the Ctnnniander-in-Chiel Bav. Saavxt Hoplxt, formerly of Wellfleet, public lands (incorporating the North 903 Broadway, N.Y. MtaageM ata will aoon be Bade fgrthe elec- there: “A man ceuld hot live out doora Amer aui Land and Einigia loa Company) H. Hall & Son. and Jaaon Salford. Agents. HOBACBJ.MOBSB. Maas., waa installed paator of the Congrega- without beiM Iraat-bitten. Thermumetera Willimantic. Lee. Sisson A Col. WhoTesde ildlutaat flaBaial tle a a f ■ aaibera of Ceagrwi . was refened to the Committee oa Agricul Agents. Hartford. CL H.C.WA*D,Capl«HlA.a ‘ tiond Charch in Wiadham, Thnraday, Jan. refuaed to indicate—the mercnry would ran ture. The roMilutioa of thanka to Caraeliae T U GT. AT B i a i n ISMEDT. tla t down in the bowl almost aaaoon aa expoaed. Vaadetlrilt far hia gift of the ateaMhip L t T SRAST I iroza my eari in giiing farty nida ; and a Esixon or Jovxxal PAKM POM SALS. HOnCBS. lev . P. Williama, of C h^ldn, waa choaen Vaadarbilt to the Govcnuseat waa pasaad. s n JAMBS CLABrS Dtar iSir.—flrith your per The CSMMMflfeat JbfiM tr.fcr 1864,paUiah- moderator, and Bev. K. C. Joaea. of Franklin, neighbor, in expoaing hU bare hand three Adipumad. C'cl«fanitc« r* M le nils. B anbseriber ofllws for sale hia FSrm. sHa* minutea,fhiBohM fingen. The hoitler at mission I wish to say to the rsaden ef your i» t’haplin. North WindhM vilbga. •dby BruwaftGroiB, lIartM ,haB aude aariba of the conndl, which met on Thniaday. lloosx.—Mr. Dawaoa anbmittod resolo- neper that 1 will send, by return mail, teal eonautingofr llOacreaof land. intwonamC the hotel froie hia fi^ ia aad ean In try tions requinag the President to recdve any TTie h ^ pbco ecntain* abaut M a s rk ^ Mi appaaraace. Beaidaa the aaaal centwita a.m. The examination of the paater elect waa ing to hitch up a hone, and then bad to who wish it (free), a Beceipt with full dirse- about 8T “ - carafnt and aatiafMterily auatainad. an l voU Stote that will submit to the Govemmeat, Thb invdnable medicine ia unfailing in the tiona for making and using a dmple Teg- HaMbcaeaa a liat ofcoMniaaioacdoaoMB in give it up. It was fortunate he did, for if pretect hsr Cram iaterad iaterfaNBce with' dbtsnl the anayfreathia States ia April laat ar- oftheeoundlforhia inatdlation unanimous. the driver had atarted he waold have fitvs- cure of d l thoae painful and dangeroua diaM- etable Bdm. that will elKfCtndly remove, ia ten doable ThoinaUllationexerdaeawerein the after- en to death. her local laws, aad gaaraatee thepeapte all as to which the femde conetitution b antjeet aaafad by towai. The Jbfiilcr iaa aMrt righto givsa t ^ by the Fedcrd Conetitn- It moderataa d l exeem and removea aU ob- days. Pimples. Blotohes, Tsn, Pnekles, and aeon, in the following order; 1. Beading the dl Impurities of the SUb. leaving tbs m m iavalaablebaok ofrefcfcace. Gov. Brangh of Ohio was inangnrated tica. Thbled,79loS6. The reaolntioa ia- atmcliena.andaspsadycuremay bereliedon. minntaa by the aeribe; t.BeadingSeriptwe Monday. In hb iaaajaral addrM he rec etracliag tha Committee oa Military Af T«ManM UMIc* soft, elesr, smooth snd besntifnl. Wohavareoeivadfiaal Mr.V. McNally, by Bev. P. D. Avary.of Cdumbia; S. Prayer ommends a tax of three mil a on a dollar fairs to iaqnire iato the propriety of ex- it b pecnliarly auited. It will, in a ahert time, I wiUdso mdl free to theee having Bdd eraipri^lM da latecopy oftheLeeda(Eat.) 1 ^ Rav.L.H.Barber.of SooUandf 4,Sermon far the anpport of aoldier’a familica. In re emptiag active dergysMa of all deaMiaa- briag on the M nthly period with regularity. Heads, or Bare Paces, simpto directions snd gard to nationM afliiin, he rriteratea the Bach belUe. One Doflw. bean the Oovera- p ^ u r^ d on t^ prembee ia^vsristosf M nîbrw hidi we are aiach obliged. byBev.J.P.auUiver.orNerwieh; B. InaUI- tiuaa from the draft waa laid oa the tahte infonnstion that will ensbla them to stsrta ling Prayer by the moderator; «. Charge to prinriplea announced ia hia ManetU by a large m ^ ry . Mr. Cox wanted to mentSlMp of Great Britain to pram t conn fUl growth of Luxuriant Hair. Whiskers sr a riw ” liS 2!'£““ ^ •W bs.pm w TSw . II aaetaleiamoqg other iatereeting aaUer speech. the Paalor by Bev. O.D.Hine. of Lebanon; 7. iHWthe badncM of exchange of priaonere CAUTION. Monatach. in lem than thirty days. aaaU eartldeaa the Delateiaqneatioa. Bight Hand of PeUowdrip by Bev. O. Sonie; The Preddent haa dedded that the oat ef the haada d Geaeral Butler, aad give All spplications snawered by letnra m dl Air/gsgtegjar ittoaBeardorCimmissioacfa. IH ieH ^ TknH PaU AoM not be taitm fm altt VoaraiadebtadtoSeigt.Chaa.iL Rip- fllAddrem to the People by Bev. 8.0 Willard; aaatjr proclamation doea not extend to reb Ikt FIRST THREE MONTHS «/ without charge. Bespectfuily yoms, t. Beading the dosing Hyaui fay Bev. C. P. el priaonera of war. respeclMly decliaed, 91 to 56. Resolu THOS. P. CHAPBIANi Chembl. H r ar the 7th C. T., far the Jir«» SiaO, pnb- tions weiepsased authondM the Coaunit- Prtfnancy, a» A tf a u muttohringon a M it- liahe d a t Port Boyal, wiiick cornea to m Oroevenor; I*. Benediction by the Partor. I t ia unde:«tood th at the SUtea of Ohio. earriagt, (at at any otktr Hmt A*) ar* ta/t. SSI Brosdway. New York “SSferciS.'ifE'F Indiann, IiKnds and Iowa have been farmed teeoa the Cdidact of the War to inquire TheeouncU waa laige and ao waa theoengre- into all eentracto amde with any of the De- In d l caM of Nervoua and Spind AOwtiona. •agriailly. It ia a wall edited aad priated gallon, the ringing waa good, and the day waa into a ailitaiy diatrict, under Md. Gen. Pdna. ia the BMk and Limb Fatigue on [coaacsicATan) ■ttlaahiet Uientdeman. partmcata, aad to d t at aach thaaa and dight exertion. Paldlation of the Heart. Hya- POUHONMiy CaHSUMi*nON A .eUMBU MSEMEI baantifuL The exereisea were evidently of plaeea aa they M y think proper during the te%a and Whitea, theee Pill« will eftct a cure WIeham reddvod the Sfet aaaiber of ^ deep interedthronghout. aad without fear of A CAJtD, recM of Ce^greaa. A reaolutkm liea over whendl othermeana have foiled! and ai< TO CONSUMPTIVES. W m im m 't .ianytUngbur(IM to the The tmderugiied having been restored to Itia fOad with iatcriatii« aaMter aad ata- ed the head and heart of a aualer. Itantforth THE CAPITAL OF CHIU. CoagrMon the third Moaday ofApriL A hedtb in a lew weeks, by a very dmple reme>. ATACWBTOPraoMTBlMMM M b^waarefatred givm gchâatk raak conatitation. «M h idatiag to the FiaedM . with grMt power the inSexibility of the divine One of thoae awful viaitatiaaa which Pull direetiena in the pamphbt aronnd each dy. after hav ing snifored severd yearn with a non. within and Ibr tha Dialriet of »-■— tb, hkw.andtheimpeadUU^ th a individuala or ftom time to to tiM allict aatioaahaafal of captain of cavalry. The Waya aad paekage, whieh ahonld be carefirfly preaerved. severe long alTection. and thatdraaddiaease. oa tlM 18th day of Jinnaty. A. D: IM«l Bieaas Câmittee were iBStracted to inquire Soto agent far the United States and Canadaa. Coaanmption—b anxioua to make known to Preeent m. M. Dolbeare. Eaq.. Jndgs. nationa ahonld eaeape its pitileaapendtiea ex lea upon the capital of Chili: hb fellow aolferentlw meanaof cure. A u rra L o r CoMvacnnrT Rnai»B«TB.— oept by nee of the divine remediea. On Dec. th, in t^chur^^the Jeeuita, aa to the expediency of repealing tha tariff JOB MOSKS.» . Cortlandt S t. N. Y. 8 on printing paper. N B.—tl.OOandCpoalagaatompa. enclosed To d l who deaire b. be will aend a cony of ThaSthaadllth Coaaacticat Seguaeato Bapeated and aftcting dlnsion waa made te> the featival of the Immaculate Coacep- to my anthorised agent wlil inaura a bottle the preecription nsed (tree of charge), with the arrived at MewHavnian Thaiaday after- the former Paalor. Bev. Geo. l.Steama. whoae tiaa waa being celebrated, when a Bra containing flfty PilS; by return maU. directions lor preparing and naing the eame, THE WAR. whbh the^ will And anuwouvforConaump- and Sarah Jane Babeoeh. ef Labenea, witUta aoan, aai « ■ Fridiy aMniqg aMt a am t exeellence of character and prematura death bmke out, by which the buiidiag waa an- Gen. Grant telegrapha, NaahviUa, Jaa. Sold by all dmggiato. 4 ly tirelr destroyed, and over 2,0U0 women aad lion. Aathma, Bronchitb Congha, Colds; &e. add dbtricl. minom. That add minere aea aardial aad haar^ recaptioa by the New iaalill freeh in the memory of the people 27: Oa the 14th inst Gen. Vatice (rebel) The only object of the advertiser in sending the ownem ef real eatate situated in said tab- rhildren were bttincd to death and auflbca- anon.vb.: One undivided hdfuf aafeae et Haveaeta. Intheafkcmoonthe ngiMenta The new Pmtor atarta upon hia career with ted. made araid toward TcMrille and enured T« caw fu ii’ m, the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and many eneenraging indintiona of naefulnem a train of 2S wagons. He waa promptly CeasnaeplivaauArrenwill receives vdua- spread information which he conceives to he land, described in a deed from J. C. ftabe to waat to ifaitfard, aad received a nont cn- We find in the Valpaniao Miremrf, of invalnable: and he hopes every suflTerer will U eo^ B al^k. dat^Nov. 99.18MI and re. aad happineea. punaed by Cd. PalM r, who recaptured the Me preaeriplion for the cure of Conanmption, try hia remedy, aa it will cost themnothing.and corded in Lebanon ToWn Beeordh. Bseh SI thmiaatic welceaM by Goreraer Backing- December 17th, the fallowteg particulara. wasone aad took one ambulance leaded with It w tha most terrible neord the hiatory Aalhasa. Bronchitis, and d l Throat and Lung m ^ prci*e a bleaaing. piw 600, eontdning about S3 aerea: aba aaa haM,awaiberaofthe Legialaturp, aad eiti- CHAPUM. medidnss, ISO saddte hofaaa, and 100 atand aflMtiena (bee of charge.) by sending their ad- nrties wishing prescription willpleM sd- other piece of of land deaoribed in ade»d A m of dviiiiatipa haa ever kaowa: ^ arm a.a. V r- hia A^jntant G- eaerd, dreaa. Hid Hull to Oeom Bdieock, dated •na, who tanwd oat in great noMbera to Onthaicat day of January aw adionraad A dreadful viaitatiM haa fallea npaa ua. Vance, aad d tM to Bev. B. A. WILSON. eanndaocid gathering waa held at tha par- Inspector General are among the priaancis Bev. BDWABD A.WILSON.Williamabnrgh. 1867, and recorded in Lebanon Town BeeeedSk M at dw retmaiag veterana. In the rvea- Truly thia ia “a day of trouble and re Williaauburgh. 38 dm Kinsi tôdnty. New York. BMk ^ page m M ntdning abent Mssrea, aanageln ClM4>lin. About IM were prsae captiaral. both pieces of bad being auMeettotheuaosad iaga baaqaet waa given theraginwntaat buke aad blaaphemy.* The vdce of lamen- A reccnt number of the Montgemsry 4 a4|o*ma*ent 6 em the meeting one year pte> weeping of fathen, huabanda and lovera, for On of the mosl pMvalent canaea of theiila or whMiavciyooa of Connecticut ehoold be cavalry attacked a anperior farce of the ea- IMPORTANT TO FEMALES. tatobeeoldandtheavdbdieiiaiiedef aaeesd* vioua. It waa a pleaaaat gathering. theU bln thoae who were the joy and brightneaa ui emyatTdhofbStatioa, drove thea hack feeblenem of cbildren. and often-timea of i^ to bw. praying for libartv toadi sdd nrep pnad, hariag Matly radiated far three were amply aapplied. and accved by a mi th d r life, that refuae* to be comfarted, be DR. CHEiiSBMAN’S PILLS. adults, b the great qoaaMyof INTESTINAL onil«' pnriioae aferem», aa par psfllisa cause they arc not. fonr BHice, whea they were rdnfarced and WOBMS. eaw honaoaa thir^ daya* beautirul and well draaaedeetofwaitlBgmdda drove Martin back with conaiderable Ices. Pnpind bf Cm i l i n L CIrtitMB. 1.1., andi aa one not often aeea. except on anch oc- Uundreda of young girla—only yeatcrday CORBINS WORMDESTmVlNfi SVMP. It iTordersd by this C oari That aOd S aw . radiant and beautilhl in the luxuriant bloom A dim tch from Fairfax Court llooae, New York City d iand ve notice et said applicatton, by saa»> Tka Sevcath lUgian at arrived at New cadona. A barrel of flour, and much which Ta., ef Jan. 18, haa thia: Thia morning fif- ItocWMaatiM t t tasn>Um««U ir. County of Windham, three weens sueeesstva- mwm. The eaiwon eeaadl ^propriated aome to the aight, in.p^Maible lo b e recog Itnotonly removea tha wom».»irf Mr «mti> ly. at leaat dx weeka before the heerinn: and returned, religiona aervicia hdd. and the meet nised. A fawguerrillaa were hovering around ua ragiUuiiiM, raiaSi M»artt«all«at, imMTiag all eb- that sdd petition will be heard M the ProbM on Sunday night. •tiaetiaai, whcthw tn m caWr atharviaa, haadaeki oftM rgnat iturvu t and in all caaca greatly M pla preparatioaa had beea ing adiontaed f»r one year. The 8th of December waaa great triumph improvea the generd health. OMce in said diatrict on theSath dtp of MMh Mda togivetheaaage^ reeeptioa. The A large party of Union troopa, cavalry raia ia tha tid«, falfitetiw t t Ike Uart.di«taiM Many certiflcatea could be pnbliahed fttmi iMxt, at one ocloek p. m. far^he clergy of the church oftheJeeuiU and infantry, under General Marstaa, bto- •tor, «hickaiiMltaaiatwra|tiaaaraeta(a CertiAed from Beeordh military aad ftre depertnMat wne oat in In Chaplin there were dxteen 4«atha daring in Santiago. An cnthuaiaatic audfeaee fill Motheis who believe it haa saved the children the hwt year, and four addiem died in thear- ly made a raid from Pdat lookout into ID MARBBD LAOUS, of the great quantity of worma expelled, and 4 Swe BOWIN M. DOLBBABB, Judge. fUl farce, aad the receptkm waa of each a ed everr nnok. There were hardly any n jn Weatmordand. Northamberbad u d BUch- the improvementin hedth. after naing thb av* two of them killed at thn battle of Win- there, nut 3,000 women, compridag the Or. ChMMasa’a n ils ata iavalasUa, a* they win briag medicine. AT A CUUtfT OF BBOBATB bol ’a« «a ■atawaatogladdaathehearta«iftha brave cheater. Five of the deceaaed were peiaona flower of the beauty and faahioa of the cap mond counties, Va.,daatniying hsgr quan- aalh»MBtU7 pariad eNb nsalarit;. La4iM who A full deacriôn of the aymplcM of lin. wiIMn and to, the dblrist of CUnUiTm V ya. A repaet waa aerved a t Maaie Hall. titiea of grain, pork and baeea, some Ua- hamknaaiMrfaiatoSiathaaae af atbn FUU, caa accempaay eachboWle. PriM9»Cen«a. Snld theldthdayolJanuary.A. U. 1884. avarWynuaofi^. ital, were at the faet of the ecclesiaatica, Present. Orin Witter Bso.. Judtae. SaM afonr Wdliawatic bqya ofthia gal- neries, with all theirhidaa and other stock; ia Or. ChMMaua’a rUla by dnCopsta and Merchanta generally. SI ly MANSFIBLD. huraing a bridge at ramham’b Creek, and dMafstttkattba/rtp NmofluaefChstbs M. BZhniTTM ato. Iw tiaâw at arrived hcM laatcveaiag ia and ukingtweaty-fire priacaan aad a Bom ■OtICX. O tratoroM the eetate ot DUdda Baskne Maxanata haa iUad its quota. • !.« Miv awi m \ n lA R R lE D . late of Chaplin within add dbtricl dsesMd. 0 Mt health aad îrita, aad raerived a Never had each pyrotechny beea______ber of bones, males, cattlraa« sheep. The Thar*lMaUBatkaaM4daii«rr*raaacr,«a aaia This Court doth deotee that dx montbaboel. vaiB vdaaaia faaai ftteada. fiotUbrsadesedthem auicb aBsistaaea at (attiag ««aU Mtlaialyfmalt UMntrwa. In Willimantic. Jan. td. Mr. Frederick 0. lowed and limited for the cre« item ef aa TaanOllat Bagleviito(NanAId).haacom fore—20,000 lighu, mcatly camphene, in Wartaatad panljr *c(*UUa, aad fltM troai aaytbiag Beach, of Litchleld. and Mim Anna E Kaiat. menaed Mwnfoctnrii^ a veiy ge«A kind of kmg featoona of colored globca, biased the tato to exhibit their d d m auuaat the adssla* T hiaiiM a Sth Coaaacticat ia,we team, i^laiaaa tolihOTbMltb. KsÛdl dlnniMM, whieli of Willimantic. iatrator and direeta that pubue notice to gt ea on the way knwa, aad ao iethe brave dd flax eeMen, a tampla of which wo hava aean. charch intoa hall of fire. FRUM EUROPE. ■kaaU kafaad,accaafaayMUtoa. hicaSI. Snit In Hampton. Jan. Id. W Bev. Geo. Souls. of ^ o ^ ^jdvarlidns ia n nswsKpse But the perfaimanca had not yet begna Thealsamahip Cdombb, ftom Galway, kraMiloBaadarfafSltaDa. CoameaL. Warren C. Barber, of Wakefleld. B. L, and puMbhedm Willimsntie snd 'by aeetlag a Nth. WeehallbegladteMthenialL COVBMTBY. Ellen E. Cummings, of Hampton. copy thereof on th> public . whea the crsacent of fire at the foot of the Jaa. S,j^ved at St. JohaX N. r , oa Sna- Baa 4 ,ia , raatOSka Maw Tack Sold k j aa* In New London. Jan. 19. at tha reddence of I dan-pssiiirMid CovamT. wa are infaemed, haa flUed Us gigantic iaiage of the Virpin over the high day. Herdates are two d m later. town of Chaplin nesresi theI pliwe where the A Laar Tear party M aa tha ttpia^wa aa- Oiaigiit ia aTw; tova ia tha Caitad SUIm. bride’a father, by Bev. Mr. Wightman. Mr. decessed last dwell qaoUwith likely M ^land aifroaa. paying altar oveifiowed, and climbing up the mua- I t baem M fciaH y aaaeanced that Arch« Philo B. Hovey. of Hartford, and Mim Mary «Mlaad. BMtel«8 le * « « t! Mom «fr- HUTCHINGS A HILLYBB. CertiAed ftom Beeotd, tm ah aadtorlhaaL ______lin draperica aad paatdward devKca to the duke Maxiaiaiian will womni vbit Parie, and f»atriata«aafCtm in a ’« P|Ua Bogera. of the former place. 43w* OBINWITTEB.; woodca rte ^ rolled a tor.-eat of flame. fi«a there sdl wkh rs%ddte rdnlarce- In Canterbury. Jan. 17, John Graham, of 11 Webater. Maaa..and Cedar •tiaat., Miranda E. Bobinaon. of ATACUUBTUP PBUBATn held at WINDHAM COUNTY. The aaddMMm of the fire waa awfuL M nte b r Mexfco, whera he expecta to ar a r Ta vhaai an WhtMaatdtfaihaaUba addTMMd. Canterbury. ham. on the 19th day of January, A D.. MN M CAl. BTCTMJgBarCfc Wa aoliee that the Senate haa conflrmad tha The deaac bumb of wonea, frightened out rive befara the end of March. Capitalbte JAa0BSAnt>BI>,I10BACB BAU. aad N. T. r-CK, PreMnl Willbm Swift. Beq.. Judge, appdntmeat of Heary Hanunond. of KilUngly their aenaca—nnmheia fainting, aad all areaaidto evrwheha hint withoflers of Wilitaaatia; UB a 000000. Harwich. IS-lTly ON motion 01 Francee Lalhrop, Admiaieli^ W H U K A im C . M UrsTHuahd for the Diatridof Conaeelieiil eatangled------by ^ their^m I om m , awelliag draeeea— measy eo the dm pb gaaraaly of hb accee- O l E l k trix oo the eatato of Mr. Lae lidhfOB ■faf D. H. Carr, deesaaad. In WillimanUc. Jisn. 18, Mrs. Lydb Smith. iato of Windham, within add dbtriddM eaag H w aalakedadallielto havethe laeMla> raahed,aa thoae who kmw th at death waa doa tothethroae. s ^ 8 0 . Thb rourt doth decree thst da ssoatha W d - In a town aaeeUng. held at Brooklyn on a t their heela, to the one door, which aoon The addrM aaoved la th e Fieach Lsgie- BMUaOLDfiEXTAMCT BVCBV. tiaaatWiadhaaiaa.W«daaaiay.aa raparied Moadayit waa voted to reaeiad the vole whfeh __ TRBOBBATDIUBBTIC. ^ WUIimsnUc, Jsa. 17,Mus Sophronb Bob- lowed and limited for the creditora of edd ae- •eaa,aadprialid.: batio aaceaiawdaU eae ■ last October, hundred becaM choked up. Fire was everywhera, tetive Body to the Emperor b very paafic Age4 8^ tato to exhibit their cldma^ aadart the e o M StMmlng along the woodea cdliag, it flung lowaN Raada and loadly estde the Em- HBLMBOLD-S BXTBACT BUCHU. aflhealMgyaiaattwaachangadto Thniadiy. to every man. whether volunteer or THB0B8AT DIUBBTIC. In Wniimantic, Jan. 18, Mrs. Maria Harris, totheadminutntrixai.d direcb that pabUa dtafled. who hU been or ahonld he muateiad theparafliae lamna, hung in rowa there, p em ’B achcM fara CoagrM. HBLMBOLD S BXTBACT BUCHU. wife of Martin Harris. U(ed 6d. notice be given of thia order by advertiwwia andwadidaet rreclve aeliea of the chaafa laU the United Slatea aerviee. aasangtheatrnggliBgWDMn. laaaM M at The rebel ateamer Fbnda, at Brsat, hav _ THB OBBAT DIUBBTIC. In Andover, Jan. 14, liea. J. W. N. Sill, aged a newspaper pnbliahed in Wifiimantic. and by w iliilaaiateteM kethe aUwstion. the gorgcoaaehnrdi w aaa aca of fire. Mi ing neariy CMpleted her repaita, waa to HKLMBOLD’S BXBTACT BUCHU. in Preaton, January 19. Hannah W.. wife of Scarvy aad acrofuhma omptiona wUI chael Angelo’a faarlU picture of hell waa sail m FAraary. A French vom I waa to TUB OBBAT DIUBBTIC. Joaiah Dean, aoed 19 yean. The deceased tka.JitoC . ■award, whfaa oUtaary we aavar tha bodiaa of thoaa brave awa who there, hot exceeded. accompaay her, aa weU aa the KearMge, ^Ândâyitive and SpeciOc Bemedy for Ob- wsa married to Mr. Dean. December 94tb. and AT A COUBT OF PBOBATB. holden at Chap. priala* laalwwk. died at BMefclya. K. T. ara ightiag thairaouatry^ battlaa. ITight Help waa all b a t impoariUe. A Heveulee which waa aachoted abeat 900 yatda Am Bbdder. Otganb WeduMSS Kidneys, in less than one short month sh eb the bride lin. within and for the diatrict ol Chaplia. (WniliBitaiy) aad net Coan.. m H waa afa- air, bad faod, aad dreaîiW faiaa wiU make of death. on the 14th day of Jannaiy. A. D. 1884. might have atraitied hia atrength in vain to the Florida. ' Qravd. Dropay. Preaenl Orin Witter. Eaq., Judge. pfiaM iatteleeaM b. Be had beea a tad- aad havae with tha atioaKaat, tharclbra lat pull one fimn the aerriad niM of fhuied The Aag^Chineae fleet fitted oat in And d l the disessea of the Urinaiy Or^ns. N motion of Chiirlea M. Backus. Exscnisr AMlihm Mayyeaaa.______every ama aupply hiaNdfwith IMIoway^ arratchca who piled one above another aa Engbnd haa retnmed, aa Prince Koik haa See Advertisement in another Column. Cut ofthe laat will snd Teatsment of Olivo Ofatawat, it ia a eertaia care far avary kiad they dimb ever to read the air, wildly rsfiMsd to ratify the bargda. it out, snd send for thoMedidne at once. Farm for Sate. OBackus, late of Chaplin, within mid i ■ ■ t aiii K J ahaeaa. e l Cbfao|iee. Haaa.. of aUb disM S. Daly 2S eaata per pot. faataaadthapipeof death apaa aay eae The Hobtda qM tbn has atill a threat- aawABB or coemBsmxa t Im rpHB subscriber dfenfor edest st a bargdn deceaaed.thia courtdotb deereethat dx w * apeak la liM llli E tfl aaat SaLdv all* . eaeapiag in order that they aught be drag X. the form known ae the Dimmick Ihrm ril<. bedlowed and limited tor the eredilon ef i eaiag aapeet. The Daass have CMpbtely nated in Man»fleld. about one m ib from Mans- eatato to exhibit their ebiM aasind the i Cacan akd Colds—Ihoae arho are tat- ged oBt with than. Thrne who h)i«od to evacuated Hobtein. At the o m o time the TO NBBTOUS SUFFBBXB8 OP BOTH SBXBS. fleld Depot, conaiating of IW acrea of good to the add executor and direeta thalpabUe ae> faring fiam ooagha, aave them were doomed t«: b « » the aaoat Danbli|G«vemment have called far 1 4 ,^ land, with a suitable proportion of w o^. paa- ticebegiven of thb order by adver&uwlBa Tlw •Jtaaary thaw^ aeauaiakat the faal of throat, Ar. ' havrowiag a ^ t that esrer seared haama reserve traepe, and baaed a prodaMtion A Beverend gentleman having been restored ture, mowing and ploagh land, an whbh b a newspaper pnbltahed in Wfllimanib and b* thia waakaad carried off maat of the aaow. ay aballs. in which it w declared that the haacr of the to hsdth in a few days, after undergoing d l plenty of gaod fruit, Ac. Thebuildinn. con- postiM a cepv thontof on tha public sign-post the usud routine and irregular expendve aisting of a large honae with all. wood hoose. in sdif town of Chaplin neareal the place where IkafeewM paMdly brokaa ap ia the adU T»MBKithers,siaters, leader Mid tiadd canntry b to be uphdd with peace, or. if carriage house, bam. Ac., are nearly now and woMu, dying that dreadful death thatap- oftrsatment without success, condden the deceased last dwelt p e a * l^ w ^ h the vOhwe. bat B la faaa above aaeessary, by farce ef arm . At Copsaha- in good repair. The location b very pleasant CertiAed f om Becor4, th ael^ hdagafadaadahamhiak. At pab the atosteet haait of asan, withia eae gea it wee bcKeved th at the Frendi and H hb ssered dntr to commnniestotohtasaiet- snd the Cum one of tha best in tbst section of 4 Sw* OBIN WITTBB. Judge. m w a o r T H B w e e k . yard ofaaIvatioa,wHhia eae yM of bmb the town. NaawieMNiabaehaaa qaitea Saad, aad a IngHah fleet will aoon appear in Danbh wa- ed fallow crsatures the means ef cure. Hence, who woald have given their livee o w and te n . AfreahcoatribationorflkOOOyOOOioa- aalherecript of an addressed envelope, he The house snd buildings, with a portion of ■any gwiipilIfaaMK■> aftharivar: Taaa- CONNECTICUT over Bgda far thaak It waa Miidwii^ the fiwm. will be sold senaratoly or d l togeth a baa beea iasposed nimea Palaad , will ssnd (bee) a eepy of the ptescriplhm used. er, aa may be dedred. rOTfnither particulars, yal^djjâie mnnd «aU and haa dnae There were 410 births, 184 Mniagca,and Iheacreamintaad wriagiag t t haada far Rnsala, two aad a half of dwhich fall on War- 408 deaths ia Nerrich, ia 18«8: D bed to Dr. Joha M. Dagnatl. 186 Fulton enquira of C. W. Tumer.,Waiimantte. PAY TNK PRIIITBII. hdpas the WMMleaa fiana caM ea; aad saw. treel, Brooklyn, New Tork • tw /an. 99.1861 4 4w The abora !s tbe brst motto extant. n 6.4. THE WILWMANTIC JOURNAL, JANUARY 23.1864. 15 IMPORTANT NOTIICE! LAZAKUS & MOKhlS Jouaatai. aaavBas RATHBUN! X*£CK, A. W; TRACY> SsTsTfsrMlsii. Isi«r«sv Opclcljuu U A Ocalistt. CAtmON! SWnVDUlf0 !! TAKE NOTICE!! O R U O O I 8 T Buy yaar goodaa

Dsqnmdtncy in CharlesiidL W. 8L lA eetps iioeE. n m iM V S L BE CAUTIOUS I {tnftULiRAHHODHCI N BW gTOBE ! WE Afct SUXINO GOODS ATOLD m e lt /GILMORE’S "Oreek Are" did a great deal in iriH A T yon are not swindled by persons fslso- NOW VT oausinic a despondent feeling and alann- X ly representing themselves to be our OUR PASTILLES. ia tiM liM to biV yoarD rm ing ths aitens of Charlsston. sgents who go from house to house olfering Wonder While Ye Read! HOW inferior Spectacles on the credit of uur repnta- TJASfiscsala the lattetteaastaiyylB^r^ n Mrikitfiiai Aa tha beat ran aly k i^n fgrtha aUavkliM blhe tisaa la hFy yew DawaSia Ckeifc CAN IT BE? AND YST IT IS! of Cdtaghaand all allbetiona of the throat Wa The eaptuio of the “Petrel," wUlst andsar. might produca plenty of is tha tttaa to bay y«|i^(^Mpal& NBW GOODSII oriiigtoruninto Charleston with a valuable eaiôfaraia, Cigara, Ae., was another heavy la tha tima to hay yoar OUalalW* RBFBREVCU; \ .B BMPLOT ia tha tiaa la buy paar CM te i8 th a Mhb 8» bay yaiw GaastosMh But when they know that the choieest o MO AOE5T» «B PEDDiiBBS from oar owa citisena and othaia taatiJlyiag to tkoaa Cigaiahavafeundtheir way lothaatora their mnarkable power in aubduing a caagh when other things hava fUled hat it w «m of Truth taking the Lead! take all onrspace, aad wa have lots of athar cL otH m o Ihinp to advertiae. Thaprieais ■ A R O W A B B I OfatatyilsaieipWia. ONLT10 CENTS. 8. A, HAMLIN. MR. P. H. MORRIS, Coastai^yBMWngsdditioaalkaaaaliaad* Rathbun the "Yank,” Ms. Bmrbi: Will'yon*UIow mo a ahnri ao th ata a y o a a e a a try a h a x a a d S f a a l ialia> l^ ^ ^ k . wa eaU partieatar aUtMaiTtolS apace for a few humble, yet I tru st valuaUa factory don’t buy another. Atrial w ajlaaa suggestions. Chanm aa you well know, is the best reference beeauaa the aurtat DRESS GOODS DROSQOOM inscribed On evteijrthihgperiaining to humani ■lA CK SIl?^ rpAEBiilUieMartiuilty to iBfom «ttf. th t enp of Uttamsas wiU ha fuB. A member of the Arm attends regnlsrly avety ty. Yea. the n e a t globe itaelf. b m the im- AIPACAS. ALPACAS 1 . amarW O&iuUoHid Ticiuity, thUlM Two months and willbeattha press thereof. Is it stiange, then, that tha fsir lualMM4th«ltM«oii Main itreet, formrrly sex (though uaually so nnohaniMble) in con SUKUTSTBRXNEa formity wUh thia general uw ahoaU deaitnd SILk ICSTBBBIIM meeniimti b f OeMon Cuhm u, which h» hu a change in POPUNS POPLINS tk W M ^ y iMMntod u d fltted np in the bMt A few thousand of the choicest CIOARS tahi»(isaadlaika4tr a>#libiliia. POPLINS POffUmS a»d Is prepared to eSer te the public ever biought to Hartford are nowolbNd for aa BRAINABD HOUSE, CICAHi * TOBACCO. WOOLDeLAINES. They ai« of the faUowing brands— HOOP SKIRTS Wa have now by fir tha bait asaoiiaiaBtla ON AND AFTER HONOAT, WILLIMANTIC, CONTRACTION isîow the word. HAN town of the best brands of TobaciM aad Cigars OVER. one of the first to hear the call, and We haveiJustre Just received 6000 Genuine Havana PLAIN, STBlMD*jtoD®FMBlED •‘CORONA DUCAL,” with his nsusl promptitude acted accordingly. Cigars. Figaro and other (avurito brands. af eatioaa daaeriptiona. The 4th of January* fram Which we are aellingeiiingSlavery at a very ismsll sdvanea. •■VENECIANA.*’and Genuine Killickinickckinick Tobacco, BigBigl Lick ia A SPLENDID STOCK W AN ENTIRE CHANGE IN THE FORM OF pound bales. Aadersoa'a Solace, Twin Broth ••FLOE D i COLOMBIA BRITTANICA’ ers. &c., dc., MeersohauasahdBnar Pipes ia SHAWLS, SHAWLS, T K LAB0E8T AND BEST SBLICT- HIS SKIRTS HAS BEEN INTRODUCED. grestvsHety. Cigar caaes, Cigsr Holda^ Ae £ 0 STOCK o r Monday Evening, Jan. 18,18£4, iUOsa'aad Misas^ Mr. Editor, what do you supposa waa the nntil Tha ‘Corona Ducal” were formerly popular reiult II waa ai night to expectad. Fancy Ihirsb haie. Although these Cigara are wurtu a very llr y Goods oxtravagaut }«noe, tliey will be sold at Iflil per Friday E?eiung, Jan. 22, 1864 thousaud. at Uio HANOVER HAS NOW A SKHIT OF THE ALLYN HOUSE DRCQ STORE- MOST SYMMETRICAL SHAPE YET SEEN BALKttAL ulU i Stete. and M he will derele from whom only, in this vicinity, csn their and whioh is attracting ftvorable aUentionfrom FAMILY DYE COLORSa Slifta Nav aad ptiaai Mr. •■■datieBtioBwelaiiTeljt* celebiated Perfected SpectacKs 1^ had. Ha is the public. The following sre fscts. to prove HOUSE TRIMMINGS, which, no scholarly attainments art ^nisite. NAILS, EXCEEDINGLY SKILLFUL Waaratha aola agents. Sea adveitn aant CUTLERT OP ALL KINDS. B K T CO O US. Rolnnson’s Restorative for the with list of colors ia another o elau . A AiU JOINER’S TOOLS, "”%s?ask;r Hair. in fitting tha eyot H raovet^ Kcnr Skim are SawUt asaortment constaatly oa haad. AXES ASAWa. nW ft^sfcmrs lafiMtaTsiTtkiagasadediaaar liaa. W hiA he wiu b « j u d m U NO ECMBCO ABOUT THIS ARTICLE. Courteous and Attentive snd will uphold the acknowledged reputation ForC iih Only! •fthaflrmfor • They are of a moat elegant shspe. From Rev. Leonard Bscon. D. D.. Pastor of the They are of an entirely new form. S « g ^ « f t n i t t n i m l i t h s Conter Chnrrh. New Haven, C t June 31,1869. Bonor and In teg rity They are made with great caio. ■•hM M hMitrtim in eMring the public CasKUS Robisros. E sq, Dear Sir: I be They are remarkably dnrablo l l T c S t v gan to nae your Restorative three years sgo They are constructed of the best material. HwthewUMUDiyOeoda of eyciy deeerip- with much hflsitancv. and not without asking intha 'iondwAOftheir businssa. IhB fll a medical friend wnether it was likelv to be T h^j s t ' s r a g ' i *“ THK NEW PIRPUMK, in anv way hurtful. I have continued to{nse OLOraiNO CLOTBIMO it without •experiencing injurious eOect snd I nowdepsrt from my usual custom when I say CBBisniiis BO«iin. CLOTOINO HPBKCBST.LBS8 thatl hsvefullv commended it to my friends t w Nota the data of v bit and that cLomiNo cLomuco foritsefllcacy in preventing the prorrcss of batdiieas.in Keeping the head and hair healthy WHAT MORS NEED BE SAID T AGRiCULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, Beady Mada aad to ordaa. the*CM BwehaeedimaM ether etereia and in caudng the hairto retain its naturalcol- nro PEDDLF.RS •Uaaeettaor the oeMtiy. Me reepeetfalljr or. conaiatiagiapaitaf MlirilithoMlteBlioB of the p a ) ^ to hie I have never used any other article of the OZI. ^G^XEOffm Tha cnlminstingpolathaa bsaa raachad, and is all the rage Just now. This |a aa aatirsly PLOWS—the best in use. kind nor Should I have used this but for rou ARE EMPLOYED. new perfume, eqnsl in strength and fragrance CULTlVATORS-halow att/ priaea. perwinal commendation of it to mv use. 1 do to anything uanorted. Pre|>aisd by oaraelTea Cents Fumlshlns Osodi ttANoVSR HAS DONE IT I frmfreshly gathered Hothouse Flowers. HOBBERAKESk r i » W t mmH VwuirmUtAUmtHL. not heaMatn fully to concur with the testi For sale at Waldek'sand Tucker’s. HAY A FEED CCTTEIS, A ay s a J I M l i m mony given by the learned Dr.RoUnson of NewYirk. SCYTHES, A SNATHES.MaBfariarqMUty. .VBkt, « M dtM toee^dent ofUiKlnUty toeapply their L A Z A R tJS k M O R R IS , HOES. R A U S, SBOTEIS. U r., ftk.. FBAoncAi opxnaAvi abb o m im . CsssimeressadiTslaadVeatlnn rUCBB THAT DEFT ALL COMPETITION Lariê liOt o f VaMcjr «ood«. Co to Hanorcr** aaillook at. laadVealinf W aiiM tie. Dee. «l. WB».______I Sa. 17 Dp'Suin, iMgtlrrord k Uic't BIstk larttsnl, Caai. W m r m m tr W a M l r d . Tobe received between this and the holiday A Naelivie. aiddle-agM inarTit>d mui. who of many kinds and at many pricea to suit all. and THOSE 8KIRT8I ”^T «. ilaadkianf^ A peeeMMa coed character forindiutry aad eehiiety. hae a thonHU|fa knowledge of i . tt. RATHBUN, ChemUt and Druggist No. 184 Main Stm et Springfield, Mass. TRUSSES. ^^Û .Û thaah^tS-.. Fandac IB iti earioos hrancliee, andUieeare HOLONOTBMK KUOKOF THE TNRONS. BUT ofaloak. and wheee wife is a am i and tidjr N E W S T O R E SINGER’S SSWIXO MACHlKl. hoMslHwfMr. oan in ar o t« rery dMiinble situ* NEW GOODS MltfTO.IWtU IT. IE beat aioat lelhiblo aM etkapeal__ aliea. wiOt litosial aalaiy. bTatoulyincinper* is chine ia use. A eUM t w m to 4. ttUFFlN kiKTIN. and hereafter yi6ur Joyfbl taelaiu tio n A «n he Ws have Just reoeived tha appoialBMal of GRASS SEEDS. If vo« want aSewiiiw ms'tthias---- i Windham. sole i^nttethU plaeo aad vicinity of Lang, Afrsaklaiar r Alia, a siM ^ m k to woifc on a b r a . Atwood’s B lock. worthyy’a Patent Local pressure Truss. 1 ^ JM .1C tS w TIMOTHT. NewGooda New Goods ESTABDISHED o n THE READY PAY truss Is cojstmctod oa scientific CLOVER, New Oooda New Good* IW EN T! IS a W!! 1 PURCHASED !!!>' principles and is wfthoul excei.bons the best lift Inmranoe. New Goods New Goods SYSTEM. wiM Jiuse. AU IntoNstedm invited to caU . . .RED TOP.Ae-.Juatro New Goods New Goods eeived. Thiaiatha beat looking^ ofgrasa THOS. TUBNEM. OSMi K atul Ufe fnanrsnoe Companr '^HE Subscriheis have constantly on hand Now, as ever, tha plaoe «f resort i< tha aud see them whatherthsgrwisi to purchase seedwafcayoBaaafer* l««iUVshad la W New Goods . and sol* a well selected stock of or not Refimncea WiU U* givea aa appuca- rantadtrsih. ruBE * u rc m s v r a u c s ; T5^ of Baitford, Insures entirely on the mutu New Goods te n at Mir stOM of pwsaaa who have al svriMu. in all its Tsrious fonns. to meet the New Goods G.ÔCERI.S. iBTNA Fata lAaunaea Coi, ftartfcriL vaatMavalifimencius fnr which Ufe insnnnce the^ iaaaeatcaaaaaradisalaaMsf Hataia New Goods PKOVISIONS. TEMPLE OF FASHION! cauboyctadiyth^ ^ OM tSiiS^ Capital, fiA8M88L ia4srivad.ataleasoostta the Policy Holder NewGooda New Goods ^GftAIN. ... ' d«ii«liWsinrtsinNew New Goods N*:W Goods FLOUR. HARTFORD Fira Inaaranea Coi^ B artftiC llUiion Dollars. New Goods New Goods FEED. Cspliai,|BM;«Mi JdeehwwA annually and paid during New UoOds New Goods MEAL, thelitidttheaaured. Ae. PmENtX l l n InaovMeo CSm, HanfcrtL PttMMdaririnKinStaiaiMe will do well to call « ■ the snbscilber. who will always be which are bought for CASH and will be sold Capfttf.MMMi teedy to rive auT infsrmation relative thereto VERY CHEAP for the READY PAY. Sprcial IVotier, •a d tm»m tMaal&otm. EVERY WEEK We have just received MANUFACTURER’S SUPPLIES. KORTn AMERICAN Fire laa. Cai, O H H f A. B. ADAMS. Agent EXTRA BRAND CHOICE FLOUR ventilation. ofaU kinda. A fuU asaortm aatalw aysM haM Capital t308;00A NEW BUCKWHEAT It RYE FLOUR It is this Hsnover will receive old Skirts of at aiaaalhetitraV'a pricsa. NEW ENGIaANOFira lasunwaCto-roL CHOIC**. MIDDLlf'GS, for griddle-cakes. the expans^style, and by hU magic touch Caah BUST GREEN TEA. * c»*ea. transtorm them into a most elegant Capital laseLtmi Paidfer Dn Kiagâ Coagk a « S Colton and Woolen Ev#iy Week Every Week EXCELLENT COFFEE for 9.5 cts. per pound. dOME Fira Ih au r^, t!o. Kair Twfc. Every Week Every Week DRIED BEEF A PORK HAMS, tE R ^ E F E , croup Syriip. Every %«esk Every Week Ac., Ac. NEW STYLE BONTON SKIRT, Cmital f 1J0881088. 8aeka,01d raps Every Week Eveiy Wee B aata, Waste Co|>per, Bveij Week We desire that the people of Willimantic and NORWICn F ira Insurance foi, Norwich. _ Brsss. pewter, Every Week Capita, foaOi8M^ Waonght and Cast Iron. vicinity will favor us with a call and we will ki s Every Week endearAr to prove to them bv our prices that old S H , msKing t^ m as good ss new. Tie A full supply slw ajs oa hsnA Dsalorsaap At No. 1 1-t, Atwoods Block. will also mske skirts to order of say sise, THAMES R ra Inauradea C(x, Norwich. Every Wosk the READIi'^PAY SYSTEM'is the thing and style or form Which any mortal could desire. piled at wuuiesale raiea. tU l> i.C P B C E . will atford them a greater Saving in the pur Capital. IHtAOMl chase of goods. AOOMFUtelB HtSfCAL UBBABt. are but a few of that great airay of CONWAY Fira Inanlmce C«^ Beataa. Farmer's produce tsken in Exchange. valuable and interesting fscts. to learn whi lieh Caj^tali 1108,0881 OM lhM m di Pieces«f PiaM M nie G. H. ALFORD, A CO. in their fullness and completeness it will be V srO atf Tea DsUais. AT L. H. CLARK’S. Willimantic. Jan. I. I8R4. i aUha**^ earUsst convenience, DIZOTi l^LlSM PtoPLFS Slutl Ite. Co., Woicw(w,]fa«k SB follaMng books sre «f aniCmn sise lOgidssttrastsal Urn tkaa tha wholsaala CapiM.tl0tJ88l TTLand ■t>fe, and form the best collec* h. H. CIsrk's. Farm for Sale. TEMPLE b F FASHION. ONLY A SMALL LOT tioBtienof of «oUwitiou of SoBDS. BalUds Qusr- upon Uie Farm a Dwelling House, with Barn rate* Tto best u d ehcapest toilet soap ia use, Asssta over 1^88818881 . __ . Ac..with Piano Accompaniments. aud other necesssry outbuildineg. all in Rood especiiaij at this season uf chappad handa. PUiENIX MutwU Life lasb C a, HarUbrC Oiwialic Pearls, a collwi'ian of tlie vocal beeu- repair. The buildings will be sold with the Usually retaila for «l eenu per paakaga. tieaeftheliestoperaii with piano accomnani- or theTand, as may be preferred Capital. «aaau8HL ■Mats. All of the above aeut post-paid, for Price IS caala. •M . or sfai|riy at the following prices. PIsin. IS InsaraaeeefeeMia tha ahara aad alhav For further particulars inmire .of the snb- «aadfateawl»aw C M h.t> Jk: Full gilt. »3. ULTv EE DITSON, scnberon the premises. E. E. BURNHAM. FOR BLACKSMmn. . reliable m p u ie a . A. B. ADAMS. A tftT A COm Pablishers, 877 Wsshington Street, Windham Center, Dec. 16, 1863. SI Bw Harseshaeaaad Horsenstta M t t ^ s r aaat. Next door west of Post oaeo «E». W. BIJRKHAn. i ^ always o n '-— * Wlllhaaatla:C t..to. I. 1S84l Attention Volunteers I JÊEPS constantly on hand a full supply of NBW STORE FANCY COODS. fas OROCEBIES AND PROVISIONS \ f'EU>DE0N8—Ths best Meloiieons in the BOOTS AND SHOES! A limited assortment of “ AN Black, Dark Greea, OVER 8, and a easonable prices, and «var >. c. ■A B TaaoaN . Large Ossh Bonntles Blsck for silk. Light Greea, liARDW ARE, OTBB GOVERNMENT AND STATE. Dark Blue, instrument wartaaled.'all aad aea thaa. A CiMMCie t* S elect W m r O w a Light Blu;, CROCKERY, aew sssoriment of Ladies’ sad Ooatle- Frmch Blue, kiaroon. F.\n.MING TOOLS mens* Walleto and Pocket Books, all B «K U aw M . Claret Brown, together with a good assortment of junds and pnoes. Fine, Hair. Tooth and Nsil Dark Browa, ABm8hea. Comba, codiae add fine, all M this e ^ bounty before Dark Brown, BOOTii AMD MIOK8. is aileii. The enlieted ia eztvnd- Light Brown, Pockrt Comba, Cloth Brushes, Feather Doa- »•»*“ *“ *»rg« amount of Suulf Brown, KSE; all of which will be told on reasonsble terms. ters, Twoesir's, SnnlT Boxes Cigar r —— tt e basHment of Mr. Wm. Csraell’a hoasa, eadi ia haad. deoiy no tune, as such boiintiM Cherry, A sôfpubU c patronsge u respectfully I t o street Willimsntic, where ho wiH ha aawrwereooi ------"-Md before and pmbebly never Crimson, Scarlet "P®* all wh* s ^ fetav w iU b e a ^ n . Ton liave ran a narrow chance Dark Drak, Slate, him with their calls. He bsa in slss^ Im m . •r loaiiTthel itiesprevioasto thisesUn Light Drab, stoeh of BOOTS AND SHOES w ido f a r S r *^. ■ia a a rS a d m Solferino, CHEAP LOT OF SPBIN6 AND ------• draft. So Imk oiitand secure itai Fawn Drab. V iolet WINTER thebeaOmalsrt. his is jroar oaly opportunity. Apply Light Fawn Drab* Yellow- MtCSMlS. iOHND.CAPEN. For Dyeing silk. Woolen and mixed goods, CTOTHINC. 9nd StMy Bassett's Block. shawls, scarfo. dresses, ribbons, gloves, lion- rpHEsubscriter would ssy to the resders of aad White Waak Siaahea ia great vafiatr. A ______Willimantic. Ct. MM. hats fathers, kid gloves, children's d o X Jour^.that he has recently returned THE CHEAPEST PtAOtt l*t af tha Jaltar Just received. Wei warantedaafloadwlhahsatL. lin g . and all kinds bf wearing apparel. A aa- well-select asada aad cheap. B BOARD OF RELIEF, will meet at the ving of 30 per cent For 3S cents you can col ed CIX>TIlINO: whieh he purbHhsed of a firm WilHmaaia, AprU I, X C. nABTSHOBH r T s w oAce in Willimantic. on Monday, or as many goods m would otherwise coet live recently dissolved partnership, and conse and un S aturd^, the 93d in»t.. toM that sum. Vanonsshsdes can produc quently bought at a Urgain aud will bo sold Vi aM r t W iaU im Center, on M urdsy the 16th ed from the same dye. The process is simple ®“«ach of said days to and any one can use the d;re with perfect sGc- AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE. r ttd buy la ten t Medicinea hi Ih h pattaT tka *• !*‘5 a|)poiiitmenL DirecUonsin Lngliah F renchand Oer- Any one in Wsnt Of Clothing, for either win- 1 Stiao. Oorsalessnso Im thatwahay • • IrT« j package. For further in dyeing t<{orspringwear, wUldo well to iilve me a in quantiUea direct from thon^nrieto^ aad raaia over O. Bi Griswold's nuwrblo s l w a ^ l e P.P..MHN80N tBoardofBriief. aall. GEO. E. ELLIOT. offer for sala at wholesale or retaa at tha low Ket Willhnantic. where he will d T S T S S H. 8 . WALCOTT,r , j est rates. iown Maphsfctinring.sach ss msMa* ot# Willimantic, Jan. 1,1984. I W ladlwa.iBa.4.1884. 9w S» fraaavuMVO Mrs. Wiaslow’a Soothing Syrapi; repuring,e*Tering or rseavmiap. p A w la — springs, Ae.. i a t a _____ .. '^ O n C B . - B n b ^ my wif« Jaae A. Sea- IPECIAL NOTICE Ayer'a Sarsaparilla.^ ' bed and board without ^ „ All persana indebted to A /er's Pectoral A Pills. caa8*oriirovooatioB,this istoforbid allper- BOWBksniTBin. the firm of G. W. Hanoveraremnwiav request Kennedy's Diseovary. other kind of aMttrssasa ssado o v ersaaa* ^ aoM haiCoriM or trailing her on my a c c t^ t ____ ^ 880 Broadway. Boatoa. ed to pay before the 16th o t J tm u r j. I864.and S EWINOMACHINBS.-WhealarrkWnaoa'a ^ u n m . asattresssa sad e m M m T V Z N. F. PTCL druggist and chem ist No. 1 FamUy Machiao is tha heat f o ^ l ------to order. Cm o seal ehain im o M l all peraons having elaima against the said firm of Work, tha eaaiaM k ^ i a oidar, tha m £ S i AH having work of tha sbova ^ ^ I I m m ? .v r “ "»ajG«wgas5S!^ Willlasaatie aad mrMusatedto praaeatthemandhenddba. Browa’sn ’hiehsa. -JIaaiAeld, h n . lit, 1884. ■ 3w* sidaity. A faU assortmeat of all the aolon fora the aame lima, _G . W. HANO^R. tolasi^to flpswta.aa d d o s^ ^ h sa l rsapectfufly invited to hrfai. tt M llT a b ^ •Iwsfs OB hsad. ina4s. A ly gajsnd «m h n ^ ^ a J o , w hm all worh”of th; Temple of Fashion, WilIimantiP,Jan. 1,1884. a w.BANVvn. •■silM . SMd wa win aot ha uailers»la W be well done at s M r prfre. e*e ia the pisee «r as. S.N09BLT. ifi THE WILUMANTIC JOURNAL, JANUARY 22.1864. VOL. XVII

QOOD KIGHT AND GOOD MOBNINO. WiuJiiANTic B o o k S io b b . CHESTER TILDEN. Jr,. MBBRICK J0BW80N, Friends and RaUtiTes (corT-aion aEcuaia.) JAmW WALDEN. ATWOOO'S BUCK. WNNNy SUE," o r TAB The Great Indian 1m n4f A M r IMtte giri Mk u 4 n • IRM, BoakaaUar aad BtaHaaar. 0*«iag M I m M har MTw c m K : W aldaatBiick Bloek. Paat.Mrw«(k!a««««igM.gea4aigktr amottmaat af hpar-Haaglagi OBOCEBIES. PEUiTISlONS. FLOUB. GBAIN, TILDUra BLOCK, 0PP09ITB Till MEAL AMD FEED. N A li^. FAHMINO r llS eelvbnttd F Saek • *M itar oT fMka cHMiwrar her kMd. alwigraaakaad. iWwiiiKMen virtue* uokinwnof anjrtbtaf C ijfiH ‘'Cm ! C ««!" Ml UMir w v to M : O m c t or ABAin b p a a t i aaa Anaaieaa DBPOT TUOLS.WELCB A ORIFFIFTU’S flweUof of the Mad, and»nil |iro«ins vlfcctyd •k* a&d. M * • wMoM thrir mutoM lic h t T U am afa. WOOD SAWS, afterftfttfr allBaa vaiav'notbew ba'wwvv!<• aBiav«Sfbiled, Uan l Oaaanl dealer la Lath. Plaatering. Hair. in rain if takea aa direetetmn1h ia alwaya tbe bent. »i nt )>y ra | tew, ia a aeal- c f t a a a r t a nbooR Aim rsB o. Ointment; rad where the brave Soldiera and ed parkasF on re h e ^ k e . 'l^ B W PLOCB. of theae Plowa one aeaaon would not take any S^'Mer’a naverbiling-friend in the hour of Xnne genuine aad wairanled, unleaa purebaaed direct S w !" Baamtt’a Black, WilUmantie. Conn. i3l Iramtkehaat totkackaapeai aommonPlow atpraaent. Call andaaa mine ly oflir. M., at biaRenmlialinalUute for Xpetial IHa- Naw Backwkeat Ploar. New O nkam Plour. them. exaea, Xo. 2» Vaion atreet, Prueidanee, R. I. Aecammo- HITTEB& T*uc»a i* CniMKM^Tk* aaperintoi- Sea Advattiaamaal COUGHS AND COLDS AFFECTING TROOPS. d^tiana fttr lailiea wiabiag to remaia la tba city a •hart A p u fe a ^ p o w a ^ Toaie. ceiteathra m » daat oTs Sonday Sckool w n qaactiaaia( DhoHaaad Middliaga liaw for treatawnt. O. B. IlAKLnr« Bye aad Cara Maal farBtaad OreeM mm4 Black Teas, Will be apeedily relieved and eiltictuallT cur alteraUva of woaderfaleaMcy iadiesM eltka kia puBila oaaoamiiiK the addw t a M de to WBAT ABB TEAS. ed by using these admirable medicines, and Diuretic Oompouiul. roper attention to the Directiona Ktmacb, U n r aai aan ia VEBYauperiorGBEEN TEA (Young wnich are attached to each Pot or box. For AvtUe an-l Chronic G oHorrkanfilM t^'rie- *K7hildna, wkat did Mr. P k o u y tell yon B Yyaon) at f l 34 lmre»,ai»d aU diteaat* o/tht Vtiuary Or t o a w m i i « r POBK AND BEEP HAMS. VeryA n ^ TEA (Young Hyaon) 1 90 SICK HEADACHES AND WANT OF APPE. DBBTnT. Ckaaaa. Laid. Balt Pork gans. ' No MMwer vaa nadc. Very nice Black TEA at ' iw TITB. INCIDENTAL TO SOLDIERS. Thia new remedy eontaina neither Raliani Copalea, of Spirita. ConiUpetfa»!cM!;. iS C S T H^Mi’taay «w tdl aa wlut h* Midi Very nice Black TEA at » i OO Spirita of Nitre, Cubeba, Turpentine nr aay ether aaa- *•“» fC ram |o aad taiaaaa. ' • Very good Black TEA (otheia aell for Me.) 7» ThiM feelings which so sadden na' usoally aeuua drug, but ia an vkgant regetalilr liquiil, pleaaaat 8 i i ^ cam't yum raM B barr* T arise from trouble or anuoyaiicea. obatructed 10 the taste and anwU, grateful to tbe atumach, eoaliag ~ ■ ‘ lit littla«Miir NBWTBIPB NBWTBIPB FLOUB from • • to la at JOHNSON'S. from M lly Waakaeae wket O OaaPraaklia BuOdiBg. W ttHmtalir.Cwui. Pcmk avaiywaak. perapiration. or eating and drinking whatever deaaaing aa» war anteil to cur^ in one nfany kiiid.nodeadU botanical elMmat. aa Thia iiinnt quite aouafortaaateaa the ex- the pound----...... (dried.) at JOHNSON’S half the tlm<* of any other meillcine, tip tbe |i r ^ will be llery w citant but It la a eombiaatiaa of tka petiaace of a clriTjmun ia Mainr, who «ka OVER FATIGUE. ref.imletl. One bottle often unflcieut.x-l riee$3~Two estracts of rare U ^niie herba und plaala wHk Will soon disappear by the use of these in bi»ttleA at one time $5. S tn i by Kapreiw on receipt of the the purvat and mildest of all dilTudvo alii «i|iuaed to having anjr wirth in Suailay pOTASH. of fiiat quality, fer mle at valuable Pills, aud the Soldier will quickly price by mail. lanfs. iicBool. Ha th o u ^ t it injurialcaiisea.Ht»8TETTItB S BIT MANUFACTURER AND DBALBR. increase the rela.xation. This b a great mis Pairni iu the Bwte», and all other of ThR3 m « be M ied on as a sakfguaid. that the bllawms d ia k ^ eaaued: take, for these Pills will correct the liver and In districts infested with fs t tr mmt a *H^hildi«ii, I am goiag ta tall roa about S'.cimdar// Vtnereal Disease. WiLUMaMTtr, Coax. FAIXm a n d WINTEB stomach, and thus remove all the acrid hn- No remetly ever diseovere.l ha* done whal haa been haa W n found inCillible aa « preveata«Sa*4 Peter. Who kmiwa who Peter waa?" SOOABS. Sagaia, SUOASS. Sugaia. morsfromthe system. This nicdivine will aehievedby thii*. Under itmim;. every form of conMitu* irreaiatible aa a remtidy. aad «t wka Noaaawer wan nada. ofeveiy variety. give tone and vi«or to the whole svstem. how- tional >«ypliilitic taint iit xLietNlily ciiretl, anti in a > hort resort to It under appn>he»iiea of aa attaefe. HJannot any oar—thota hufe eiria tell OoMt Browa Sugar. 7 S-4 lb. for |1 ever deranged, while health and Htrength fol timn the nubtile iMiimin i>* ctimfiietely eradieatetlfrom the escape the wourge; and th»uaanda who a e r CLOAKS low as a matter or coarse Nothing will stop xyMtem, nml healtli and )«lruiijKth are permanently re* lect to avail themaelves of t (s protaeUva uaiT a e who Peter waar* MOLASSES of the very beat quality itti^rtNl. U w:iM thi:t n^miHly thalcurtttlagenlleinan from itieaiu itiv v iu m^vaace. ivbiiw , area re cured CU Ky a vary IfM Stiir no reply. tUe relaxation of the fiowvU soeure us thU the South, then itt«»p|iinir at Newport, awl ftir which he 1 m arreln n a Sugar Uwiua Syrupa. famoiw medicine. preMsntetl !>r. M. witli «450 benitler hit bill, after havinir vcoursevourw '” " * of thisthL* IMrroiOIWmarveloua m^licine. U w aaA *S;aB any little hay or girl ia the adwul An iHwn untier tUe treatment of the rotMt eminent phyitie- Ague patienta. after being i-lied with aniaiim tell me who Peter waa?" F b b d b b ic k R o o eb s.. M . D ., VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION! INDISCRE iaas in Baltimore. I'hikiilelphla anti New S'ork, ftir live tor months in va n. untirfiuHy sa tu ra te w itt TIONS OF YOUTH. yearn. 4Hie bottle lantit h mimth.~l*rice, flO. Half iiise that dangeroiis alkaloid, are not nafâwBMillp *■1 caa,” aaid a litUe fellow ia the farther PlTSICIAIf AKO SUBQBOH. NEW BONET. NEW HONEY. S5,50. Sent by Kxprcxit in a teale*! packaice •eeure firun reatorvd »o health within a lew days br tM Sores «nd nicers. Blotches and Swellings, can obtenration, tm re<»>ipt ofthe price by mail. WiUimBBttc.Ca&a. AlOdada ofFniit aad Nuto ia their avaaon. CLOAKNOa uwofHOSTBTTEBSBITIEBa^ ^ ‘•Ah, th a t’a a gmid Ixiy. Now yoaeome Lorillatd'a Scotch Sauff. with certointy be radically cured, if the Pills Th« w ^k atomach is rapid ly invigorated aa# ly oa the platfiimi by m y aide___ and aUad My (BaaidaaaaoaBighBtMat) are7" taken nightand morning, «Jng, Iand------the Ointment----- Nerve Invigorator. the appetite reatored by thia agrveabla T aaih Black Sauf be freely used as stated in the printed instruc For Nermuu Debility, Lu»» of Putter, Impo- and hence it worka wondeta la emsa af Dta* ■p ia Mia chair, aad tell thoaa lw |a girhi HAVE the lateatStylea. and would invite tions. If treated•ted in any other manner, they Uaeif. Cjiifmiiun of Thonght, Latu of Mewt- wka Peter waa." N . F . P eck, I— thaae IU want of agouti garment to give me raraiA and in lem conlnaed Amaa of tamaaa. a call. drr up in one part to break out in another. orjf, IrritubU Temper^ Gloomff A/tj>rthtn- m a . Acting ae ag antle^ paialaae apafi« Jimmr did aa ke waa Ud; aad ia tk t akrin COFFEE COFFEE. COFFEE. .. .jeljaathisOiJlitraTOt' wiir remove the'hn- ent aa well w unon the Livar. it a!M iavarta ■ D Cafca ia the Beny. Jer*. Arabian. sioiu, Ik-»pjmlencji aud MtlaucMj/, tthieh amice aTckildhaod vêatad: B B STAMPING AND PINKING DONE. mora from the system and leave the Patient a ■maif aud ia L m of Reatoa. bly reltevea tte CwniFAtioa aapetiadaead k* ; h tw . P«tar, pasMikia eater. Eacelaior and Bye Cofl^ vigorons aiid hfaltliy man. It will require a irregnbwactioa of the d lg ^ aa H ada wife and oaalda't k « ^ her— Soapa for Waahine and T.illrt. M!S.A. U. ADAMS. little perae verance iu bad caae: to insure a last Thia new remedy for that fcarful train cf mental aad c* 'o ing cure. phyaiealevilaariaingrramvem-rral exceaaea, and aecrei ^ ! L n a of fwble h ab it Ilaklo to JUfmm M* A t tkm aoiat ke waa atappad, bataot ba- Spioaa ground aad in the berry. Fint door west efihe Float Ofloe. Willinun’. babiU.if the young, ia o>ni|KMe>l of tbe BHMt aootbiat, Pariaa. Shied laiaglam, Cora Starch, FOR WOUNDS EITHER 0(^CASI0NEI> BY aln*nxliieningan>l invigorating medieiuea to be fouad in l o m ^ .ad ji», yi^gear, . ca tke fall M iat waa takea ky tke ackaal THEBAYONET. SABRK. OR THE BUI^ tbe wiioie Vifgetable Kingdom, fonuing. in conbinatioo, fl^proa^ and permaa.at NUa/frwtSa aad Tapioca, for Dcwrt aad Pnddiaga one of tbe moat perfee' antiaiote* for. Ibia obatiaate and aiidMotkerGMiac%poam waa daly appf* . * " e LET. SORES OK BKUISKS. Bitters. The testimony oa thia aoiat ta .iiatreaaing ela.>a of mularin;â of huwlrwla, who hare nev Thea«>nyof BiuoceCoMc ta imawdtatalw T axkee KnsHt'NB.—The aoahim th a t Hobacb B all, L. TH O»PSU .\, venient aa Holloway's Pills and Ointment er a«en the invenlor, reabiring them to health, atrength aasuaged by a single doae of Ike ^tim alaatJuA VMkacc* aM acsats. ami bappineaa. Cg^hOam’awita. after the atyle of Boston and New York ea- sack and compressed with a handkarchief. vijtuea. Tlivy aru ail warranted na repreaenteil iu everv tun* Decay and Debility and De*repitnd* arto< A GOOD tobliabiuenta. Ue is now making some as flue rtapeet. nr tile price will be refuwicd. I'repared and aolil mg from Old Age. it exernise^ tke aleatrta iaa •aahaa that apmple who hare braaa Draga. Madiciaea. Dye.8 tu « . Painta aadOOai ASSOBTMENT OF FABBINO Taking night and morning 6 or 8 Pills, to cool only at l)r. Uattiaon'a Kemeiiial Inatituta for ilpeeial IHa- aperimcnaaa are produced in those cities; and the system and prevent inllammation. lliionce. In tlie con valeacont rr ana of all dta. a a a f kkaatbe a a t . goveraed bi aay body bat Mam StaiBT. W tuiaianc. Caaa. TOOLS. far auperior to any ever before made in Nor- eaaea, Xo.->a ITnion at.. Providence, R .!.. and aent by I ^ i t opemtea aa a dellgkilnl iaeiaamM t h r n i lrea. Every M dier's Knapsack and Seaman’s expreaa, aeeure from obaervation, to all parta of tbe I'ni- ___wlvea. i*,"**'"/ photographs . Cheat shonld be provided with these valua ted Statea, on the receipt of tbe |>rlw by mail. W ^n the powers of nature at* relaaedllea« 1W aoahan that if yn kaat make a man J a m es O . F it c h , viaioaam u^ly keU in a flrat cla*s grocery ahould not fad to call ana aeiiura some of these ble Renivdiea. erjtea t> re-enforce and re.eat!il>ltak Ikew. geuu of art. Eveiy reaaouable nflbrt will be but not l«Mt it ia the oi ly aa«» aHma* thiak aa voa do, tiy and amke kim do as BBSIDBNT DENTIST, »‘niaell aa cheap as on Im A Word of C aution. yaa tkiak. bougMelaewhara, forCaah. Exchiuige arap. made to give aatisiMtion. Likeneasea of de- It ia aatim itail that over Three H.in,|re«l) Am from Ike Tke aoakaa that the Uaited State* b li- the worda •‘Holmwat. New Voaa aan Losnoii.” tand abine. which ia wurae tiian thrown away. Thia acid elemento praaent mot* or leaa la all Ike ablaataay tiaw to be doubled, but aint li- IThera he ia ready to do all kind* of DeaUI Kftmer't Prodaee Ukea ia exchange for Coit are discemable as a Waier-mart in every leaf of cornea from truatint; to the faiaeand deceptive ailveHiae- Work, ia the beat uiuiuer aad with tke beat gooda. menUofmi'n cniliu.{tliemsvlvt!a iluctora, wh>> have no ordinary tonics and stomachics <.f tke day. aklt at «ay time to be divided. lasm the book of directiona around eai-h pot or Ao fiiiuily m edicine has l-eea h o ai4*aiaallv matariala. box; the same may be plainly seen by meilicalelucation, ani whi>4e only rraoniinomlalioii ia Tkeaaakaa tkatUade Sam kaa tkiaak Btkaraaad ia the eatcaetioa o( Taatk. « ... ^ CHESTEB TILDEN. Jr. what ther any of them me reward position U to take no m tn’a word, na n atter what hia with thH intelligent portion o fih T S m Z S Z k it oara ckUdraa wkea tka aeed i t ^ kaa Sstabliahed 1760. will ba given to ray one rendering such Citiaaaa of the village aad viciaity. pretenaiona are, but MAKE IXgi'IRT it wiU coct you ty . a a HOSTvirfEBS BIETEBS tk m k tke kole warid baaidat wkea tka information aamay lead to the detection of w.thin». a»l may aave you many regreta ; (br, aa a aaad it. 19 WB.%LTH ! Peter l^rllard, any party or i^ ie a counterfeiting the medi- tiding phyaiciana.in nine caaea out of ten ar* bogua.lhere Dnrgfie m . Tkeaadiaatkattkeyaalmataiaa fan- JOHX O . K eicw u t, Tkia amaim will ka tally damoaatiatad by cinea or vending the aame, knowing them to ia n.. aafcty in truaUng any of tliem.unbMa yoa know who Soldby all Dmggiate Oreaaia aa« Blene be apurioua. and what they arc. Jir. M. wiU aend free, bv i-ncb>aing cHahiad taae, aadkaat b e k e ^ frnmapwad- aaauB la buying ». nuff and Tobacco Manufncturer •maUnpfor p,Mtage a Pamphlet on the 'lllautai or koopm 0V9rywbeF9, *,» Sold at the mannCictorr of Professor Wom.a, and no private diaeaaea generally, giving full in tagaadatrikiagm,eay man thaa tarpea- BEADY • MADE CLOTBINO. 16 and IS Chamben Strf et New York. tiat whaa it oaee gets laea.-/aat JiBiaya. HpttowAT. SO Maiden U ne, New York, and by formation, with the moat undoubtal refereucea and tea- NBUilBOLiM “ FDBNIBBINO OOODS. Tht AMifeaDHdtAir (Formerly 42 Chambera atreet.) all reapectable Druggists and Dealers in medi tii^ ia la . without which no advertiaipg phyaieaa ol ■A T S . CAPS. nU N K S . VAUBBB, CABPET thia kiwi---- — iadeaerving of any a.<#aaaavaw*si.wcoalblenee wualaver.wuMiWVWrL Ilr. Would « ^ 1 theattnetion of Deal«n t o the arti- cine. throughout the civilizMl world, in potaat M.iaan—St. iaa regnkriy e*SKXTBilCT BUCHU. thqr may do, either bv wurJe* or kxikea, a* or Luudyfoot, For Weakneaa ariaing from Eacesaaa. aaUto aad will caatiaaa tka bnetacn raeeaUy car 6 8 1 1 1 0 CELEMUTED SiLTR of ^pation. Earlv ludiactelioii of Abaeek at aato them Keeuieth |irapcr, and aMreuver. Attention U ral!i>d to the large rednc- NEWPHOTCGRAPHOALLE T tended with the (blowing aymr'ioam: ao ama will be eaiiiled to the beacftt af ried OB by kim oa n saaE BEUg fw T« a ro a . Indispwition to Eaertira. Loea ot Pmver. the clergy who doth rafuae to aeeept the of- CaaiBAt W aaar. Noawica. Caaa. £Tap."teiS£sai5?„^& HIR<9. £ . C. JACOBS!. ^ of Memory. Diacnll^ of BraaOia» ttw afa ladye, or w !m doth maay wiae OULD reapmtfnlly announce to the peo Thia Salve iaa vegetable prepaiatimi.hweata Weak Nervea. TremhlSi. tR«t her pnîaU with alight «r coataiM- M a x Ihsdbancb Company, T*kacc«i. W ple of Willimantie, and vicinity that ed ia the 17:h century, by W a. OaAca, Horror of Ois^. Wakefuh^ ly ." efBarfoid. eaoanw. pu b e rr caaw ne. laoam e. ahe haa takenthe suit of ro >ms in aurgeon in King Jamc»‘a army. Through ita Dimiiesa of Tision. Pain in tha iSS. ATWOOD'S BLOCK. agency he currd thousanda of most serious snrea Universal Lassiladt of the Muacntar Syataai. lacoareBATaa n iSlt. CaAaxaa PaaraTeai. “*■ plain. S. Jaao. and wounds that bafllcd the akill of the most Hot Hauikt. Pluahimr of Ik. Aatoiyiatoldofa Monaoa arieat who N«i* B 8p“iah. ormerly occupied by Mrs. Ro.rce. and fitted Orymmsofth^kln Eruptioî«*JLia: CPOOXINO 8T0V2I Ho. 3. Sweet Scented Oronoco, Canaster. eminent phyaiciaaa of hia day. and waa regarded ide a nerve aad boae all-haaliim aalve, CASB CAPITAL...... rZ!-...... — jH JM jM Nca. IA 9 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendiah Turkish them up in good atyle with new aky lig h t and by aU who knew him a:i a public bcncCNtar. Pallid roantonanca aad tkoagkt ke woald enrriaw at a little ia fully prepared to take Aa it will bake, broil and roaat belter than Granulated. Oraca'a Calehrated Salta e a r a lv M i tkia I I invariably n ______w itkit. n« firat eat off the digV tail aad tx tn ti A«AiKtr Lon akb » aiia6B » t ray othm atove with a uving ot 3S per cent in Braaara CaUbratad lal*4 eB naM da. ^ ie d aoaw of the nive to theatump. riBi, o« T.TRMt ADamn ra rnc ftml, aada vary large per centage in conveni- •pplication. w'H *>• »•»» n on Photognphs, Carte Do Visitef, eraaaTa GaUhratad i)l« a can s V kik W e a lh |B one of which the ------leat- any _ atapiie. aew tail grew out imatediately. He i RASaU, AKDCOXtllTRKT ailM Oraaaê CUakrated iBlvs e a rn Co m W horaa aay ihat they are applied aome to the piece of t^ l which he Theyhave the following advantagea: T UMBER FOB SALK. fuid Amlirotypes • raae’a Calsbratad lelee aarwValaaa follow^ by those •Oirelbl D i*...,.. TBK LAVa o r coarKsaA - lat. They ar« conatructiid with a view of of the varioua atylea and sizea in the best style cat of, aad a aew dug grow out. He did g ^ durability, all the t>latni espoaed to il'tShingl.,. »».«>OPi».«dCh«it. t o ^ a Calabratod lalva e a n a n e a a H a te I99AM1TY AMDCONSOaPTlOa. aat kaow which dog was which. TtOH. ofthe art. A share of public patronage is rt- toaaTa Cjlatratid lalra eattaW M Mmyare aware of the cauae of thair A. B. ADAMS. • “ ***” ‘hicknem. M«OuufiN aiding from habito disaipatioa or ia tha d^maa’cyaalâw bc} Tlica ah, what ^ v e “It will do moie work with leas fuel eaacs, as thoac who have tried ita virtara tnrtiiy. Cline or change of life Uacae Bau . Bettataa. Noawica. Caaa. Soldiers, Saihirs and Fiahaimcn, will ia d thia Mim! bataevaraiiwaafiM tda chaace aa *■ P«»f we the W llliataatic Kancrry Take iio Balaam or meteary. or aa* that; but make a daah, aa quick aa Baah, foUowiag tealimony: Salve their best friend. pleasant medicine far unvh>asaat and daaear- aad—heaveai! hold my hat}* D a t i s o n a H o o l t o n , THE AMEBICAN COOKING STOVE. To give entire satisfaction, or the monev will I t has none of the irrimting; heatfaig propnw pus diseaaea. Helmbold'a Eatraet Biichaaa# improved roae waah cnier. secrnl diseasee i i ^ BBAuaa IX Wba> B ar. Da. Sraaova aAva o r it : ÛDd (tmlh of Cherriw. Pt.r., Mbbm, be re-funded. We have also a good aasortment lies of other remedies but cools, clcanaea, and The gmtcataliiect ia the aaivme, aaya of heals the most serious Sores and Wouada. their Htages. at little expenae.lillta arno ekaaga FUBNITUBE. HARDWARE. CROCEBRT, » o w D*2»ber*. ISSt. PMehM, <|uiocn, bouMlirrrita, Carnintii, (irapc aoertahphilaapher, iaa good maa atn«- M r .S ^ - M y I W Sir : My Ikmily have > RmVBu>hn Every Cunily, and eapecially those containing in diet no iiitonvenience. aud no eai>eeiue. gliag withadvcraity, yet a greater oaa atill CUTLERY. GROCERIES. PROVISIONS. ^r^8liriib«,ac.,sacbM iiall]r are (Madiaa CROCKERY, GLASS, EARTaEN,BRJT- It cauaea a frequent desire andgivraall BOOTS. SHOES. AC.. AC. .îdeaA oroM litr^ of the ' American Hot ■••I CHUM BttfBCrjr* children, should keep a boa oa haad ia case o l iHtkegaodauawkocomaatoRlieva it Air Cooking Stove." aad they regard it both ANN/A A T/N WARE, SIVER aendtmt. for it will save them much troidilcb to urinaW. thiNrobT rvmoriiia oM raM iai CoMaa. of all deacriptioaa. conatantly on kand, AppleTrm2ynr»rroaibiiil,iilraigblr» > t» T ft. higb 2S to M Keroseac Lampa, WL «. W ilTBK»IJ«, IHrarfPnrTmi>tj«an4loCrcetbicb. » Amnbery. Mass. Prici, 85 cents. andW cents, cured in a short time taive t»nnd tli^v weta tkaaaaieof tke bride aor aha hia. Tim Maeaaa. S aaaa. PAcaaaa A Co. Coaeotd Grai* Viac«...... 17 toM ceived.a(idtirit(hepo'enn)iKs bv lue nseei^ giri^ panata kaew aatUag of tha match GMta-The AaMfim HotfAir Gaa Buraing Jfartford I'nililir Gni|* Vine*...... IT to M at all pricce. per box. A great saving is made by taking powerlul iiifn:?.!. It’fii in, 'n tiiaav^ ^ U n g ^ v ^ bpugMof you. we put in uw ll*bMca(ini|« ViBM...... 33 the larger size. eiilwr. The dergymaaaamothed over mat- M STATE STSBBT. HABTPOBD. Mlawarr On|« Vinn...... SStal.OO Together with many articles usually Each box has a cut and the fac simile of the temtvbi-t'-.,.i!> au uvaieato.m, aad1 thiaaiagalar pair waa made mm. peii>apss . '(f A t >•■>> t.'• fn- »'! affao The rkaeifiil live lo«gaat ia lifc^ aad after c o o ^ eveiy pâad portion in the veiy All in Tin work and Sheet Iron done n lions and dlsrasfa orii.>-1' n.'iMt hetli- tt.iaaarnfard. ChMfalaank the aT FALL AND WINTER Maaadner. aTtbmh we had only uaed it fcr KMptriorio allr«>«i-ect» totlMMiroBmtoiitPorpiMM of I ^ . Tbow duiriac »o wcarr itcca lr«r in the beat amnner, at short noticc. John Wilton Jr.ACo. ercxL lrrîllir.tleo.* '*-iniii»s ;':oin ivitu ever itHHit flf flowtncM. foarorlyedaya. We have conttnuedtouae 138 Washington street Boston. Wholeaale ra.iie o iîna ii< i.o ii.-.w loaa Ueveiy day dace, aad oar Adaairation of it if d««irrd. A abafa of mUIc Batmaate U rr«—rtfiilli Rags, Iron, Featben, old Metals, rad all sgents. Character caaaiato ia liuleacta, habitoal- ceatiaaea to iaaanM daily aa we get mote rad îeited »hteb'b»,»ri,l att»atioat« bu.ioJS1Iada D. c: • 'Mi.i ••sf' i-ai.l o fa Ir aad kuaoiably peifarmed; daily lifebMm »wl^ af lairdraliBc, I l»pt to awrit. kindaof Pcddleist’ Barter taken in Ex- URACE S S.4LVE is for sale by all Drug- B ati and O apt. a^ a a rfto iL Tke warmingcloeet ia ra gests and dealera in every city and town, ly S4 dll' • r. H iii i.',' •» i.v. . , . > 11, 1, 1) ie tiia laany b an which we baild it ap, aad admirable anaagemrat for keeping thin«a *»*“• J.A.i,nrw. chaage. giO.ii '■ I’.'M ...... i'll il" > . (• l;iM do- » e hot watw trak ia a great oon- tkaM itaftanit. Lampa altered to bum Kerosene. fif (I a!l li ft*-w;i., 1; is ree. BPLBNDW STOCK OP ^ o r kMDiag hot water conatraUy on m j B B e R < « ! om.i'i- . ‘ I f r*-. .-tiiforia. Tka aaal halpa tha body aadaametkaaa — ..O" Bak<ôf all kindab done to WfllimaBtie Btggago EiprQss. l E a u ^ b e r having eatobliahed a Bag- Willimantie, Ct. 39 tf ■ w .'.j ,1 .. l ac-ked ^ it. Itiatktaaly kii^ vkick perfection, rad on tke whole we dont aee WOMGXS RUBBERS. 0'il»'ri.i.ull. &>iiI.uIiiuii!« prHrJiraiimia. rntmm, M M karti, dfcCab •anger Trains. First introduced by him to the Willimantie far twa kaadn d jraara. Traakaaad IVavaUag Bagi, Umbnllaaaad Ne. 17u d ItOraen at. Albray N. Y. A Mveied wagon, convenient for paaaengere. frames. I n. .lut bii«hn, r*ni's«p»tiii». Tmproved Roae will be la readiaem on stormy knd cold daya public. V ''"'. <»“!«'**• »»e»ywhere.* lataaa die far lare? Whea T e i ^ b r B198BTT A WHJSON. WILLIMASTIC PIIOTOGRAPn ROOMS Ask t{)r Hsimbold a taae no other. Cut eta M dfn.fcia fH whhdwm hreara. ___ _ H.PEMBEB, Proprietor. Ba«l» anil Cheap O n h t tk ttM Ektwhtrt! f» ly Willimaiitir. Coan. Willimaetic, Nov. 4. IMa. Id arc liie&ilvwlissnMat and aeudfer it » tf ROYCE. Willimantie, Ct For the times M, . imj;?sit;oqs»ndesp(