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o. i"i;.c proceedings % Friday, Mr. Znn rspresen
nominating Nh wilson for the Council the election
The thLrd Coune.or-he Nominated W.. Allen.
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DURsUANI 70 deco IN ,Tnst eSecuied 70 tho
n subscribers by Ro Douthot, bearing date the
goth day of March, 1925, and committed 10 record
in tho Office of the Charles City county court, tho
3 LIST day ct the same month and year, IN order To
secure he payment OF sundry sums Of money duo
from said Douthat TO Folding Lewis---wIn be sold.
TO the highest bidder, OF public auction. Cor ready
money, at Charles City Covrt-House, on Thursday
the 9Th day Of February next, being court day Tor
said county Of Charles City, negro mSu named
Dnvy. Selling MS Trustees We shol convey such
title only Hs is vested by tlie trust aioresad
The sale IL the ncgro vas nIo'nCd ~ the titpe OF
selling the ot.or property we'd by the decd ahcvc
mentioned which ~, son 10 snce been Dissolved
/ RFN HARRISON.
! ;satI-,qvs,s - ~. CHRiSTgAs.
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

Washington, 18th Feb.
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II 0ny Il at can be obtained m the State. and
Of fine s,zc, color, &c.
ALso-A handsome young Bay Stsllion by Sir
Charles, Thorough b Cd that would be let out on
very reasonable terms. For fJrrhe, particulars, app
ply to the subscribe. JOHN NJ. BOTTSs
fob I3--cOdiw
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stance, but its degree ofimportancc Will depend up
on the issue of affairs in Poland and the conduct Of
France IN relation To the struggle between the Rus
SLAMS and Poles. If this struggle should endure for
even fcw months, the French people may force
their government into participation. We would
not venture upon positive augury from the aspect
OF things IN France, but expect that ere
long that country will be professcdly republican
and VIII fight. Then, Grea; Britain must suffer
a new and tremcndou, cri.is. Her situation mt
mo da;e OF the latest Intelligence, wac extremely
pcr!lDus."
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICE.

THIS is to notify Mr.. Lamson Allen, a.
Il gainst whom ought to hold a note "f
eight dollars. dated about the first Monday in
Sept. last, on demand--as also Mr.. Joseph
StiIson of BethIem. against " HON ought to
hold II note of one hundred dollars on demand
and on interest, interest paidten dollars 10 full
for interest paid up to February last. say about
the 17th-said notes are lost, strayed away,
mislaid, or stolen-as also to notify all or any
person or persons have account or accounts
against. not to pay the whole or any part Of
said notes or accounts to any person or per-
sons without a written order from me, although
their face or faces are little nouldy ON both
cheeks this damp weather.
EzEKIEL JACKSON, Of Washington.
Litchfeld Jan. 5, 1881 $50
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
SCHOOL BOOKS,

at TeuuCtO prices.
Olney's and Parley's Geogra-
phy and atlas; Wizards American History
and Atlas; Alison on Taste; Blake's Philos-
Hedges Logic: Wpbster's, (new and DID,
Sears and Marshalrs SPELLING BOOKS;
Murray's and Greenleaf's GRAMMAR; do.
Kew; Exercises do. Daholrs, Colburn's and
Emerson's ARITHMETIC English Read
ers; Introduction do; Easy and Popular
Lessons; Testamcnts Children's Books, a
great variety SCOTI'S BIBLE, vols,
Sl4; pocket, school, and quarto do; Com
mon Prayers with new Hymns; Fuller's
Works, 8 vols. Browns and Stuart's Phi
losophy; Dwight's Sermons.
Rollins History, d.. Hume, Smollett and
Bssctt's England, Gibbons Rome, Rnhinson's
Works. containing History of Scotland, India,
America, and Charles V, Family Library, 10
vols. containing History Of the Jews. Life of
Napoleon, Nelson, Alexander, History Of H.
sects, Byron and Mohammed, sold in sets or
single vols. do. Christian Library, vols,
Sc0tt's Novels in 48 vols, COoper's do. II do.
Pelham do. do.
Blank Books Of all kinds; chpap Cap and
Letter Paper by the ream; STATIONARY;
a choice assortment of Knives.
Also, variety of Fancy Articles, Perfume
ry, Confectionery, Flutes and Flute Instructors.
-ALsO-
The MusfcaI Wabtmet, by A. Broom,
published by Durrie & Peck, Cd edition.
ANIMALS FOR 1894.
Token ;-Ailantic Neutrality-suspicious. -
Pearl ;-Youth's Keepsake; Comic ANIMAL =
Also, all the English ANIMALS soon as receiv-
ed 10 this country.
nFAny Books not on hand 'oiH be pro-
cured on short notice.
Litchtirld, Nov. 81, 1880 So
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
AT Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
sOithin and for the Probate District Of Litch-

AT Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld,
oithin and forthe Probate District Of Litch-
field, on the 4th day OF January, A.. d. 1881
Present, Frederick Wolcott, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Daniel Hall, Of said
" town, shelving that he is the guardian Of
James Merriman, Of said town, a minor about
fifteen years old and that said minor is the
owner in fee Of a certain tract Of land lying in
said town, which was distributed to him from
the estate Of his father, Joseph Merrirnan. de-
ceased, containing about two acres and also
that said minor owns in fee an undivided fourth
part Of the remainder (afler the life estate Of
the widow of said Joseph, deceased, therein
in that part of the estate of said Joseph, de-
ceased) which was assigned TO said widow for
her dover; and that said estate is entirely
unproductive; and that it would be for the
interest Of said minor that the same should BIZ
sod-and praying this Court to empower him
or some other meet person to sell and convey
the same, (honds being first duly given to vest
the avas of said estate according to law,) as
by said petition ON file, dated JAnuary 8, 1881,
more fully appears:-
Whereupon 1t is ordered BY this Court, that
said petition be continued to the Slst day of
March. 1881, at Q O'Clock 10 the forenoon
and that notice Of the pendency of this petit
ton be given by publishing this order in the
newspaper printed at Ltchfield three weeks
successfully, at least six weeks before said
3lst day Of March.
true copy of record.
81 FREDBRIcK WOLCoTT, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
ASA HOPKINS.

The said Asa Hopkins is the general partner
he alone is authorized to transact, manage and
sign for the partnership, and for his acts alone
said partnership will BE- responsible. The ca
pital stock is FIVE thousand dollars. The said
Luke Lewis, Oliver Goodwin, Leonard Good
win, Sylvester Galpn, and David c. Sanford
are special partners, and have furnished OF
said capital stock, and paid to said general
partner, in cash, the sums annexed to their
names respectively, viz:
The said Luke Lewis five hundred dollars {;
the said Oliver Goodwin seven hundred and
fifty dollars the said Leonard Goodwin three
hundred and seventy five dollars; the said
Sylvester Galpin three hundred and seventy
Ave dollars; and said David G. Sanford five
hundred dollars.
Said partnership commenced on the day Of
the date hereof. and is to terminate ON the
FIRST day ofJune, 1880.
In. ASA HOPKINS.
OLIVER GOODWIN.
DAVID G. SANFORD,
LUKE LEWIS,
LEONARD GOODWIN.
SYLVESTER GALPIN.
Litehfeld, January 8. 1884 8 80
List Of Letters remaining in the Post Office at
Bradleyviue, Jan. /. 1881.
Henry DANES David Rogers
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
POETRY.
roR THE ENQUlRER.
MIDNIGHT.


MIDNIGHT.
And this is night :-Moss glorious night!
T,hon vert not sent for slutnher!
A"O" Childe Harold.
pTis midnight's holy hour-Earlh's weared things
Are gmher'd TO their slumbcr--aDd on high
The stars are resting on their glorious wings
To gaze awhile on Earth's hush'd misery.
Il 10 an hour for ,hought-the spirit brings
Forth to its deep and fearful mystery
Feelings long garncr'd-for spell Of power
Comes Ger the mounting soul in midnight hour
Blessed hour Of mdnigh t!-from the dim old wood
OF the lone mountain to the ocean shore,
Ger hill and stream and tree and sumbering Hood
Silence hath settled; and DER spirits more
The thrilling fearfulness Of soude'
The sense of being infinite, the pour
OF the hearts strong affections at the shrine
OF memory's CHERISHED things, with love divine
'Tis the sweet hour prayer. would not kneel
10 mans gay temple, mid the careless thrO"g
Of heartIess worshippers, who ne'er can feel
The spirits Earnings, like the thrill OF song
Bearing the affections heaven-ward-I would steal
From mans cold love, and in commu"'"gs long
With natures SELF pour out my soul in prayer
mid the deep stiffness OF them'dnisht air.
II is an hour for love-,he pure and high
Bearing the soul to God-eaeh voicelesS thing
The lonely mountain cf:-the wales which lie
Husb'd in Nights sentness-ihe chain!ess wing
OF the wild reckless wind-the majesty
or the proud wave of ocean-aIl will bring
In the deep hush Of midnight TO the heart
A'seraph's love, that knows not to depart.
AAd have ever lov'd thee, noon OF night!
Not with mans love. but with a feeling pure
As your own sapphire, beautiful aHd bright,
And with passion that will aye endure
Through time and change, thou hast to me light
Beyond the noen-day glory, and cure
For the dark ills Of earth--Shen nought beside
Can soo,he the breast or bow the Spirits pride.
SEDLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
NOTICE.

WYE the Subscribers, Asa Hopkins, Luke
w Le,ois. Olirer Good,rin, Leonard Good
.cin, Syiresier Galpin, and Darid c. Sanford,
all Of the town aud county Of Litchaeld, have
entered into limited partnership under and
by virtue of the act entitled ian ACT auth"r'z-
ing limiting partnerships in certain cases., IN
the business Of manufacturing and vending Mn-
sical Instruments and other articles, Instruments,
implements and n.ochines-the principal mate
rial whereof is wood. brass, or ivory. The
business is to be carried on at the shop lately
erected and now occupied by said Hopkins on
Waterbury river, in said town of LitchfeId,
under the partnership frm.Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
at Court Of Probate holden at Salisbury,
tpithin and for the District Of Sharon, on the ,
Sd dan of January, A. d. 1851

At Court of Probate holden at Salisbury,
tcithin and for the District Of Sharon, on the,
Sd dag Of January, A. d. 1881 ,...
.. Present, Samuel Church. Esq, Judge.
TTPON the petition Of ALvA BUSHNELL, Of
~ Pine Plains, in the County 0f Dutchrss,
and State Of New York, showing to this
court, that he is Guardian of Henrietta Bush
nell, of Milan, in said county of Duchess, a.
minor. That said minor is the owner Of re-
al estate situated 10 said Salisbury, viz One
thirteenth pat: Of a portion Of that farm OE4
land situated in said Salisbury. formerly OwU---
sd by Gideon Bushnell. late Of said Salisbury
deceased, in common with the heirs and
devisees of said Gideon Bushnell, deceased, ~,
and which said minor is entitled to as one of .
said devisees, valued at about two hundred and
twenty dollars. That it would be for the in
terest Of said minor that said lands be sold
and vested in other real estate or otherwise
for the benefit and interest Of said ninor ac-
cording TO law; praying fol liberty TO sell said
property for the purpose aforesaid, as per PEI
titan on Gle. a. s.a..st. - -
fits Orqered by this Court. That said Guar, :
dian give notice Of said application. by causing
the same 70 be published in One Of the news
papers printed 10 Litchfeld, in the county of
Lltchfeld, three weeks successfully, at least
SIX weeks before the hearing: and that said
petition will be heard at the Probate Office in
said district on the hrst day Of April next. at
3 O'Clock A. M Certified from Record.
Sle SAErEL CEURcH. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20

JUST RECEIVED
AT RD'S
BOOK, STATIONARY, AND
VARIETY STORE
ANIMALS FOR 1881.
AMONG WHICH ARE -r."
FRIENDSHIPS Offering, The Gem,
Il Ackerman's Forget Me-Not, The Pearl,
Youths Keepsake. Token, Atlantic SOuveni
Comic Annual, Travellers Guide, &c.
ALSO, ,.
Zimmerman on Solitude, Christian Library,
Bakers Call to the UncOnverted,
Saints Rest, Christina Institutes,
The Great Importance Of Religious Life, by
Mason on Self Knowledge, Melmoth,
Private Medtations, Beauties of Blair,
Beauties Of Burke. Beauties Of Johnson,
Waverly Novels, superior edition,
COoper's Novels, Cabinet Album,
Bibles, Tcstaments, Psalms and Hymns,
Village Hymns, Methodist Hymns.
Prayer Books, SCHOOL & TOY BOOKS
complete assortment.
STATIONARY.
Writing and Letter Paper, Ink Stands, Ink
Powder, States. Quilts, Sand and Sand Box
es, Drawing Paper, Music Paper, WATERS,
Scaling Wax, Lecture Paper, Water Co"rss
by the box or single cake, Came's-hair PEN
ellis, Lead Pencils, Silver and Plated Pencils
Gases, &c. &c.
CUTLERY.
Rogers Superior Penknves, Scissors. andS'
Razors. Also low price Penknives, Scissors
and Razors, by different makers.
PERFUMERY, &c.
Cologne, Lavender and Hungary Waters
Almond Paste, Almond Soap.
Macassar, Russian and Antique Oils.
Windsor Soap. &c. &c.
VARIETY GOODS.
Purses. Fancy Boxes, Work Esxes, Card
Cases, Pocket Books, Resiculcs, Fancy Bas-
kets, SC. &c..
JETVELRY.
Ear Rings, Finger Rings, Breast Pins, Studs,
Bracelets. Bands, Waist Belts, Buckles, CO.
lored Beads, Sc. &c.
CONTECTIoNAEY.
A complete assortment Of a superior quality.
TOYS.
A great variety Of amusing Toys for children.
India Rubber OVER. SHOES.
OOK-BINDING and Pocket
Book Manufacturing
in the best manner, and in all its varieties.
BLANK BOOKS
On hand, or made t" pattern ut short notice.
Litchfeid, Dee. 9, 1880 ties
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
Petition for a
| DicOrce.

j
Ephraim Sherman, D''0'es'
" Eliza Sherman, of Litchfeld,
w in Litchfirld county. has preferred her
petition to the Hon. Superior Court to be
holden at Litchfrld, in and for the county OF
Litchfeld, on the third Tuesday Of February,
1891, against herhusband EPhraim Sherman,
then and nowresiding out Of this state ia parts
to he: unknown. praying for bill Of divorce
from ber said husband, as by said petition
hereto annexed, dated the 18th day of De-
cember 1880, will appear:
1t is therefore hereby ordered. that a copy of
this order shall be published in newspaper
printed in Ltchfeld, called the Litchheld En-
qnlrer, four weeks ia succession. the FIRST pub
hcation to appear in said paper as early as the
last week Of December instant; which being
d~ne, shall be sufficient notice to the, said
Ephra'm to appear before said Superior Court
al the time and place aforesaid, and make an
swer to said petition. Dated at LitchReld,
The 9sd day. of December. 1880.
AUGUSTUS PETTlBONE,
Ckief Judge Of the County Court for
4tss LiteafelI County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
Wheaton's Itch Ointment.

The character Of ,hia Ointment IL 80 well establish.
ed ~ 70 need no Recommendations, for being Meas
sni, safe and sure remedy Tor that oa,hsome disease.
htis also cure for other erupfions Of the skin mar
tculariy .sr the salt rheam aud chilhlains Price 81
40 cea,s. NJ. ~ "
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
Lstch field County, SIS.

LitchfeM County, SIS.
nN the petition of Rhoda N. Woodtcorth,
W Of Lltchfeld, in said county, made re-
turnable before the Superior Court to be hold.
EN- at Litchfeld, within and for said county.
on the third Tuesday of February, AID. 1881,
praying for IA bill Of divorce against Lyman
Woodworth. gone to parts unknown to the
petitioner, as per petition on file, dated the
s9th day of December, 1880: 1t is ordered,
that notice of the pendency thereof be given
to the respondent by publishing this order in
the Litchfed Enquirer, a newspaper printed
in Litchfeld, and also in the American Mer-
curry, newspaper printed in the city of Hart
ford, three weeks successfully, at least three
weeks before the session Of said Court.
AUGUSTUS PETTlBONE,
Chief Judge Of the County Court for
$50 Litchfeld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
FOR SALE,

| A=> WOlc0tUiiie, in the town sEzzss4zzzZas
of Torrington, consisting Of the following val
liable property, viz About two acres of land
on the south side Of Waterbury river opposite
the we'll known tavern stand Of Capt. Samuel
Bradley, on which are a two story dwelling
house, with large well shaded and beautiful
yard in front, and finely cultivated garden in
the rear Of the house a barn, carriage house,
wood house and other ont houses; a small
| dwelling house, and large and convenient
store. This property is all Of il in the most
pleasant pant Of Wolcottyille, which renders
it a very desirable place of residence fora man
of business.
Also, that well known Store Stand on the
north side Of the river, situated few rods
from the Woollen Mandatory in Wolcott-
Vile. The store has been recently built. is
conveniently constructed, and is decidedly the
best stand for business in the village.
Also, one new two-story Dpeliing House
and Lot, about twenty rods north of the meet
ing house in said village. The dwelling house
is well adapted for two families.
Also, about five and an half acres Of good
LAND opposite the Meeting House, suitable
for pasture or plough land. There are two
good building lots on the same, very pleasant
ly situated. The above mentioned property
will be sold on the most reasonable TERMS
For further information apply to SAMUEL
BRADLEY, or to the subscriber, both of VOL
cOttvlle. VIM. E. RUSSELL.
Wotcottville, dug. IL, 1880 to-
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-01-20
NOTICE,

4 y
"HE Court of Probate for the District Of
L Litchfeld hath assigned the 10th day of
instant January, at ten O'Clock in the fore
noon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, for
the appointment of Commissioners on the ss-
tate Of HENRY WADSWORTH,
late Of Litchfeld, in said district, deceased,
represented insOlvent, at which time and
place all persons interested in said estate will,
if they see cause, attend before said Court and
be heard relative to such appointment.
By order of said Court.
WILLIAM COE, admir-.
Litchfeld, Jan. 8, 1891 80
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-01-04
To THE ro,s, FOR THE ENQUIRER.

"A.
~, 'h"se glorious days ofuniverssi ght and Hberv
; conversion, inversion perrersiO,i and sub
Veonnwhen all former things to be done away"
Ola 'nings TO he made new; since the prjyIss.
moth ofspeskDe writing to Legislative bodies ss.m. -
pe onshousiy accorded to politicians of every grad.
Io. u hs mere spoilers In the horn book Of the Two
70 "ose most deeply versed in the ponderous oos nj
learned ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS not. I entreat 10,
Seh'emen, That an obscure sbouId
oe m,geo ny existing circumstances TO claim his shnr,
OF 'his most precious right Most true il H. that Ws
the sovereign People, Of this rood old State of Virgn
nave often been accused (wbeber Justly or not, lei 9th
ere ueerm'ne) oil exercising this right semsyb., IN
Y"Wgy towards you-especslly before yonr sIsc.
zone; but being myself innocent any such act will
ssy nothng more on so tender subject Neither sbaI
uoe'n 'u''ner preface Necessary but will proceed 10
Suggest Tor your confederation Jar GUS matters vyhicb
We couniry-foIks think highly important AZ 10 much
o.uer aod mehoi sincerely hope you will not expec,
ne since, 70 disregard Them in sddr ices 10 YOU
We ,a'm Us KIND OF natural and uoaliepabs riyht
he People eSpec' from you az full reforms,'on =,
eouses snd defective laws, your powers and talent,
VIII enable you TO effect In accomplishing therefors
ths great work trust you will not take a smi,s N :.
suggesuons Tor reform should he offered 10 Won even
nom The hoInbltst sources Of information Among ,bs
~. wmch appear to very many of your consii,u.
1s very conspicuous place. ] have ncvsr been
te"oe'i although often in early life 6oyyotber of mo-
ney, ~ usurons Interest and not few of my intimate
s'quabtanees aud friends have been In the s,ps Dis
freezing predicanent All these fellow iii
out 'oiiary eAcePiou--some Of them with due de-
,erepee be spoken, II good talents and learn
IS '" ."''y " your own honorable bpdy,-have ron.
CURED With me in pronouhcine our U.ury law, .c,,
oppression TO borrowstsshough sid TO be establish
60 specially to protect their interests All they do In
70. 20 impose upon lenders the recessy Of requiring
exa-interest, KIDD OF pre- MUM II inpuraree sxsins'
certain rFks. which, but for those very unre ssona bic
I'ws none Of them would have incur; because the
IRE OF iheIr noney,-like that Of every other article
Of barter used by man. TO which any value IL attached
Non'd always be regulated, 40 II ought 20 he, bu the
asnondJoy IT, II money, In sense, be called, "a.
Hsi we representative ~ property than property itsel
ia eff 4.
use, The same right be said Of note for hogshesd
OF tobacco yet the holder Of The last at full liberty
70 sen II Tor what he peasess without mourning the
slightest odum, while the holder Of money l. punished
both by disgrace and The los OF his cash. II he dsre
70 take more than that arbitrary value attached 10 /, bv
law, which rarely ever corresponds With the r,oy v,Io.
eases, becsufs depends the peculiar stuSyion ,d
ereum'tInoet 81 the parties TO each contract But nc.
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Mr., s ~ '', Cy % The 25,h inst in the her .se
On Thnrdsv Inst at C,I,i, in ,h.
% rowhsn Mr Sally O. Harris consort Of Dr. Frspei,
,o person ever died her friend.
, e1ceisnt lacy Her diporion lat dty.s mia srd
"ssed ire affections OF all who kn.w She Ia, gone
h gave without an Emery while number OF those who
> 'As ""''' VI nef eequants
Amer N ,-r,..u,.a =, -. -,..,.. tCo:iMuSiuArEo)
,oItt9ds OF christian Mrs MAav MEADE r,ict of G.rers
on departed this life the 10th her late re,,.
nes Of M ie sMGSoy Of amelia The cheerful agreeable
ends and acquanance She aniabe and
knu neighbour friend most stc,ionets ma
mother She has Ion afflicted family Of ehrsn 49,
senlaIen 70 mortn over loss to them irrepsrable 500
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nsgnHate opposed TO the opinion Of the P.h,,.
neer The views Of that officer In r.l.,;as -, Dps,
roads. have been already communic.,ea 10 ,h c,s,
In Tie lOth Report 81 the Board of p,,hiic W.. 80
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u ns ,s.u most generally prevail, I'M, m,
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wy s"u,a not he srt'Bv,y infrodbesd.S "eA'''> '''
me engineer then proceeds TO corsidr hi. ,x,,.
haii-road, az Substitute Tor tho pnvi,s,,or
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IN; ME-, ' 'hc he attended rrsssr p..tI-
athe hr,t place, the Unfair, q =, ,,r,s. An, 49,,
~ n @ seesoe vi 10 this psn into 70. nIo, ,s, ~
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Yo, a, would he srtsiy multiplied. vr,e,on ~ ~,
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, and comfortable deep cut vonL i. 49,
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b,p,s 80 OF hs Railway block, of be ohisin,s
~ ,nsn castings must be obtained founder =, m. 80.
came per ton and transported d,snsr TO hi.
lhr raj, of Railway psbsp, leo length al
engines " cfach'n.ry. ~ '' 'A'"''e VI nxeo 'teso'
Ens'nd where faeiiis, sort, ar. con, -
sit's sn txtenve practical tnowIed,. Of ,k. ,h..
adjustment OF Railway, thoS,h -. ~. ,ne
81 having Hstsr inaaepc. the ~ esPsnis
e,sn,% yMsn ,t from oupdsr,ss hsv. 10 h.
tou e,, =.
tarpa - "es' '''ee VI sne wagons IN tue
what the sIpen,. Of Rs ways, made under
th.i wood Prspsrad but r.,,,;n 4; A.
rot justify Wv P''''"' ''s's " 'o'nss would
market nss unsteady Impossible To rv, IN. n,,
accuracy small pstes sold YESTERDAY AT o. 100
W., ea'es 30 asked tobacco stationary