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Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
FOR SAI.E.

OK ACRES of excellent LAND. we'll 66SeV fenced, situated in the n0urishing and healthy village of Greentitld. Erie cOaatg, Pennsylvania, on which is a convenient dyelJ ling Hnuse and three good Barns. There $ also n.new and handsome Sure. the only one
 within or 10 miles, situated if the cetiife nf lhe village. There are running through the farm several never failing streams Of ater. 1s Ilt will be sold cheap, and trfms Of payment made easy. s sAt pa Application may De made iO the subscriber iiyine on the premises, or Sdanuet Wahgh, in
 Liarh6eld South Farms. E.sss. 3s MARCK BALDWIN. s7
 Liichfeld. Oct. 3i, lgS3 gl
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
nV me ExcEEEEncY
 HENRY V#s EDHADD8f Governor Of fhes Hs0is cf Cennecticat. A PROCIs AVIATION.

The summeg is now pasl; lhe hnrsess is ended: {:
 The laors of te year aad the year iiuelI are fact
 drawing i0 Q clOse. Atuhia neason, it has heen the
 custom, from the eariisss period sf opr hsiory for
 the people Of the Sine sn,nllnneonsly Q assease,
 tn iheir respective plnees Of worship, dcvouily aud
 publicly ,o acknssssdge thelt rellanee on . super
 intending PrUvdeaee ;4o sixe thanks tur the ,uany
 blessings they eaays and es innf'lors their coS.iaa-
 aace: t4E # G
 I, Iherefore in aecorlases wi,h ihis cSst". idea tsed with our earliest md aIsse cherished ssrlee- tSaso appoiaI Thnrsdgy. she l0eAty e Nosem- 6ef next, Io be olsreEs~si aR day ct THANkSGtV- ING, PRAISE and PRAYER te GOD. Aud do hereby invite aIl the people ca.as State with their of wosshil asd ssieF ilsss hasaage If T'ankss siag and Prass to God. thai fs Ass rast ous ias amI of civil and religious lii,effs sse are leiDited to seek ElsIav6r aud rrhrr Elg gA homage, in lhe way we believe mos, arrepialgk sn Hifai-That He has cuniauei n our Sialr nill Nation g nGneret,s bIrssinss;-Tha, we are pseii.sd to enjoy toAlcs'c rhs ,vs hsve heen less ,ysl, k mn,,ssa, mea,re .i heal,h; aud that. w'le desvlana sickness has been abroad in the earth has nos Invaded our hordra ;
 That He has lrospesed te iseEs the husl'aadman necessary for saisis,enee aud cOmfart rhm He smiles the lalOrs fsw etise Htl sn lie efsrae to provide onrselves with sse aMl ei, ,raserss tl.st ocean, waaspor,a ihs surpus of oar Own productions. and bringing buck the pFndacis ol other climee, and fhe far isIAnt Fegons ot the earth
 That He is spreading the light of Knowledge tn the WWstss uG"@tusS ees ttsD skylsGesu that He las souchsafed t us as peopa and as ndi- yduns. countless osser blessings spiritual aad teho- ral. s seas And also .o acknowledge our waywasdRess and ab. erraiion from he pnlh 0( dnty, and oernpupr lcrveni snppcations. tins He wnad ealghtsa 0r misi,ls and guide iooisieps; elal He would e0alle Nsio live n conformi,y so His wi and fl6l .he object ofourcre. aion that He would Rnide and pr.sper us as < Ma. tioa and hereafter, as herrtotore give apty is- sue from al <lisasters. Sa .@sMess iys
 nvite all, en ha, day to alntais from employmenis nconsiseai wiih the spirit and temper suited to ihs occasion. Letas, in sincerity end truth, prescnt t.s spectacle of whole people lowing wili hnm.le rev- erence' to an ALMIGHTY FAThEa, Acknowledges our dependence. ~nd seeking His fasor sRd direcsinn
 la she circles which may be ansrmhied although ca- led o rec0ani adgments, let mescies hs remembesed: and in the snjoymen's ef of Presitenee, iet every excess ha nsoided. ,gsawsss.
 GiveS gader,ny hnn,i New lIassa thislsFth day fOcioher. in the year of aer lasd one tho,.saaa eight handred and ahissy -ahtees end 0t tue tne- peifdence ofihe Uaised, Ssases the iy.eigh.h.
 HENRY ". EDWARDS. y By His ErceileHcy's 2 comm6sR, 3"
 THOMAS DAK, Seersiaxy. &A&%
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

The Grand Lodge Of Vermont has disuolsod aii he charters fIhe lodgeS in shai state, nnd rccommrs led the sale of ali the fnnre. ewelP 6sc. ls nmou". oi wb.ch, it is suggested. should @ 10 she comalOn school f1ud.-s11f6aRy Arg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
NEW BOO1ks.

HNlsE HOLY BIBLE, continuing the O.d ~ and New Test&ments. in the couImaW sersian, with amendments 0f tho languhge.- By- Noah Webster. LIs. ID. 'E FvaexEw
 The Hradman, tale. by the author 6Ek RraE0, ezc. a4a .gtectat1Aa hs ,.asss Great Britainin 1888. By Baron D'Elanssrz. a
 Lefends of the Rhine. By the author Ofi,a HighWaRs nnd Bywags. sze. e<
 Auto Biography of Adam Clarke. IsE.. D. f
 James History Of CharlemaGn c .s Family Library. ] Goods Book of Nature.
 The Young Ladies' Own Book
 The Boys. Qua Baok. 8s4 " 5 Also--a varistypf PAINTS. gi s .1 Jnst RecGisea bys IN 8esa
 Oet. .Si g E. AZ LORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
NOVICE.

V NOTICE. aaM-sssfs THE Hon. Court Of Peohaie fsr inc fDis.6 irict of Sharon has limited and allowed six months fromsihe date hereof for the cred. tors of ihe estate Of q. 8tssgs
 JEREMIAH BUSHNELL, late of Salisbury, in said district. deceased. fo exhibii and present their riaims against said esinte to the subscribers, administrators there on, for settlement.
 SAMUEL BUsHEELL. Admiais-
 WILLIAM BUsHNELL; trdtors. s Salisbury, Oct. A. 1888 2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

descent eommsnSiae lhfy al ssl in, and usithOat horss power or slaa as guy oher agent shnp tha al prevniling force 0f 1t4IhAliDnt illeg we've niegry whsled along so Beiield-dislnaes about mile aud haif." 5ss Ess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
MARRTED.

..l Z ( Is Goshen. on ihs 20h hli. by she Rev. Mr. Pow- ers. Mr: Obed M. Humphrey io Miss Mary AnS c. Po0ier. . s4gs ssfsFR N N .@E
 h Orange. Mr, Fevisr F,sa. sf Pynosh, so ASiss Mary E. RogeEs.
 Is Wsss 6mslosd, Ass Asaiihsw Duty ,o asiss Jslia Wsizhs. a ,ss3i ls Eass Hanferd. Ns Eisassr P. Howis,. io Miss Eixa Uemiag.@ 9@ asFs F&e34ssk
 Is Wss'sssdsld. caps. Hdsass Savage. sl Aisxieo. tO MTs Sarah Peiiie.
 10 Besa. Mr. Lymss Dupbar, of BalIalo. N. Y. to Miss CnsneIin q. Demigg. g4
 Is Hiseiseoekssiile. Fiayei 3. Graham, M. D. 10 CaEoli6s '. Phsips. dspghisr cfthe Aon. Laaeelsi Is E3ark,amsssd Mr 3yve Doolilie, of Tosyiasford, io Miss Bstsey Hsylsy, of fssnIaad.
 DIED. N 4 h Torsingses. % ,bs Ssh iaai- Ssss Sarah Wet moSe, in her 0Afh year. -ss
 h Byraease, NY. on tls isst. Mvs klaria Wel,- eier, aged 38 wife of her. George Webses. s( silA lo aad yiasehtev ofshe Res. Tvsman Marsh. of isis h Nsw. Haven. HIr Wn. Butler, S6; Mrs Harriet Dagker, a. b Wmertows. Mr Thonas c. Thompsoa, %.
 ln COlsbrook, Miss Eiizs Cool, ,l@ hAAs
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
SELECT SCHOOL. Moss Bennett and Mass Beaeds


 Moss Bennett and Mss Benedict INTEND opening School for Young La II dies and Misses ea the 18th of November nexi. And 1t is hoped that their attention to the Improvement of their pupils. and their in ; ttrest in them, will gain the satisfaction of liie parents and guardians nf ihoss entrusted Id iheir care. They have had twoo three years experience in teaching. and their success iln ita hitherto enables them with greater cohGdence' to invite the public sitention to the proposed Schoei. The g0vernsHent of the sci:O0l, and the method of instruction. Mii us far as praeticable, De the same as ins the Hartford Female Seminary. t8 sfg aR esa
 The price of tuition will he from se io g per quarter, according to studies pursned.--- Lessons in Music and Drawing wilt De given if wished. Board can be obtained in respee- table. families fnr $ ,50 per, week. N
 Lifchfeid, Oct. 24. 1888 s.4sSs teO
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
MQ,,ICE


 NsHE Court of Probate for the District 0f N LitchReld- hath assigned the seventh day of November next, at 1Oso'cIocE in lthe 11Fe- the appointment of c Commisaioners on the es- tate of ELlPHALET EMO, latc of Torrington. in said district. deceased. represented ipsnlyeni, at which time and place ail pers6hs interpstcd in said estate will if they see cnuse, attend befsga said Court and ,he heard rslaiiye to saeis Sppointmsnt. = = @ By order alis said Court. EUNICE TAYLoR, Admfr.
 I6ringtoa, Oct. Q4, 1888 Qn
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
I.rEMs-szLEcFzp.

Aasericd8 Iassifase, -Am0ng she psemiams Rward- ed ut she lae Fair ofshe Amesicaa nsitues held ia New-York Gisy, We aatlesskat Csaaec,icus comes in
 or good share. Ia te ar,icls ef Ba,toDs, we per. ceye ,ha. essrp. Scoyill's of Waterbury received place. received pssnis er iae speeimen efs seeet Brass. Mf. Alexander Hsrisos sf shis ely, was cemplimea,ed wiih prsSsiUm for specimess of his Axes. which are represeI,ed as hshly faishad. Ar. !. g. Rosess Gssehspaie &sal he1l iielll ceiyed premium. A pitmlum @as !also awarded so Messrs. Day, veaables $ Tayier of Nof%ask, Conn. ior Fiins Stoos Ware.--M HGStA Paiiadiam.
 Mssders--We have been favored with m ahstracs ofa letter recsised thissowa yesterday. from high y respectable gentleman. in Rochester, which con. iaias the following account oi ssppoisd murder is that town. "The latter past oflase week n womaa died in Rochester, Mass. who had beea aarried abous two or ,bsee moaths. Aher her deceass, the aeig,- bors became suspcious that her death was caused by ihe Il treatment of her husband. On Friday. coro. ners nques, was held upoa l.er body. and returned verdict, that she came io her death by reason sf blows inflicted by her husLand.. The husband a,. ed, and he was caugh. abou. se'csock, Monday mosn- ing, aear Mauapoises, ny Sheriff Wilbur, of Fasha. ven." The nan's aane is Csmmias, and formerly be- longed to Frselown.- Tasssss WRig.
 4 brutal dad sAockisg mardss ~as commi,sed at Utica on Friday evening, lah iss, by Hugh Rooney. % the person of his vic, eIsry Rooaey. Both .he parties were habiiuay iais psssse. and were proha- ably intoxicated as ihe sine of the aercaiioa. The coroners jsry hfosehtis serdiss, ihat rs. Rooney come her de6tb as Usca, is she county Of Oseda, oa the l8 dry of Ocsober. q aboattsn o'clock is she afersoos. by oseasios of isess blows and kieks h. a;csed oa her person by Hs9h Reesey, her husband. by his stamping upen heg body, asd checking her neck with bic hands" Ts eslpsii awaiis his sisi a the jail ai Whiiesboro. Albasy Arg.
 SAeckiRg .Aceidess-Os Thuuday Iasi, . mae by ihs nsme ef Moore. is the employ of Me- sargess, q Frys's Village is Aadssss. whe WIS seisssisg from sslrm siih iso hosse vsgss beasiiy loaded, ssop- ped ai che tssers in Aliddsstsa, hetwess asd o. clock. apparesiy issoxieaisd. Hs ob,ased as addi- iiosal glass ofbnsdy, asG ost ior AHdoses. The tavess-keepes sslisg ssher sssay ss Iooses si,aa- iios, soon aiies he started ssni maa watch him.
 Moore had fales fsn she sep of . flour barrel on whieb he vas sitting. asd bot the ~hesls had paased disecily over his head. He was Immediately taken care 6G and medical sid obsaiasd; bat he was % dreadfally ;ajsrsd ihas he fingered sa,iI o'clock R tle morning, wIes hs expiTed.-Saiem Gas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
1xsl V1iatsr Term cf A. R. Deming,, ' SELECT SCHOOL

ssyAIIIsL FecOmmence an MOnday NOyeHlr {
 w Der 4th. Young Gsntlemtn wishing to Apursue . course of study in the MGshemoficss will receive every attention. Terms. e4 per. quarter. Board may he procured in rrsl,rcl-s able families fur from Sl 50 to Sl.75 per week.
 L.ifrhfeld,s Get. IT s X, ss.,.ss4 18s <
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
BROKE INTO

TYRE enclosure of the subscriber, on the 1 night of the 2gd inst. a HOG, suppOsed to be about year old. DO artificial marls-- has black spnt near the shoulder, hack nf the left ear. The owner is requested to Eay all reasonable charges and take.him away.
 JOSEPH WHITTLESEY. Neac- Presfon, Oct. 2s, 1888 ssl
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

Geergia EIectiess-C Contrary to oer expectations lasf wesk, touxh we cvuess more in aeeoTdance with cor Wtshes, we novv lsarn that Gos Lanpkin is re- esaossa e . maiotifv Of one cF thousand votes pveg AIr Crawford, the auIlifying eaedidass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31
MISS WARD.

sHURLS. Gloves. Embroidered HeFslanisA ! S Flandk'fs. damash Crape. black and red Thibet do. Reaihefs end Fmwers. ilark vel- vet and fapcy Belts, SII1KG KG pl various cai3ssE and qualities; hlaeks Sue black nsaruan. tla-A sri. green and purple Silk Velysts; Smana-n down. India Rnhhsr 6hnes. Sc .--all;of which are offered to the ladies of Litchlield ana ihs K adj0iRing towns on reasOnahlesiermas N sns4 ] N5 Hats Cioaks.. Dresses. and Pclisses si mAds insihe most fashionable manneF. es
 Ever Ersieiul for past Gls0rs, Miss WARDi aOliciis continuance Of the patronage whieh 2 has hitherto been sO libsFally besiOwed,
 .LifckfeId Gel. A. 1888 Q ss 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

Akabaaa.--The conirosersy between "the G0serI- mcai and lhe State 0f Alabama respecting the ses-
 ers on the Cherokee lands, seems io assume seTi- aspect In conformity t0 tle treaties wiih tbe In- dians. the intruders had been osdersd of. though ny supposed hold under Indian litiess secured
 y teir rcservaiiOns, and have beep D pOssessOa eral years In the time ile State has extended her iurisdicon over ,hs tesr,sory-iaid it of inao coua,ies and disirc,s and established all ie munic- pal regulations incident well segulated eommuai y. The ,err'lory cS~gr,ses gno nae soanneh wMh alter cxhaus,ing peacsahle remove them has ordered them to be expelled y military 6oree, ip she progrRss of which number o baldnge have been buvat aud oaes ,sers0n k5Ie sty ike U. Ss tsoape.
 This has produced correspsadenee. betweea the Gesersor oG' the Sia,e and the Seeseiagy of War,
 shieh has Iersniaale6 b deeidea ruplpse. The sanctioned by the orders of the PSesjdeni asd the q piDion of the Attorney Genesal. The Gesesser as. sers she rghis of the aae. depreeaiese exerese of milaary force as s9eopsisn;.saal ane .2psees-ssy. pire Jsr correcs decision. Wilb ibis siew he has gaassed she militia oi sle sesriiosy, and ssDea his ders to repei force hy ree. This s ahs aiiiiss ol ter. Ths measure, asd the resols 0i ie eleelioa ia Georgia will undoubtedly give additional slrengih 10 she cause ot NaIIiGeaiion ., ths Soahs-N. H. Her. s A rather ludicroas occurrence look place oa she Petersburg Railroad, which lhe Norsb Carolisa Wa'ehmaa cf inc 5,h fast i,as relates, as eonmsai- caied by friend. ~
 "Oae day ihis week as ihe tTain as eazS was pass. ing down from Petersborg, the passeneers perceived ,has their speed begsp seasby io diansi they ssp posed the engineer was len1g o9 steam: M teRgih they caEse stand s aad aach so their astcnish- meat, shey discovered shai the t0eommaive had dis. appeared. Bnt how, or where ii had gone, os what had become of it. no eouh for moment imagine. h was length boweyer discovered, that the locomer tive had some how or other become dsengaged from al,e srsip Of ears, and had made OG ike streak of ligAtaisg whost oae's percejsiag n. This occurred few miles from BelGeld, and ihis sslfmoyiag a.s- chine saa eghs miles without stopping she fire sl the end of this disasce dying awMy. ithes called q halt and waited sor company. Az may .be supposed shs riiioa ei this Gaming monster vushng, the road anauended by any haman heinz. How it was that the engineer andsCe. had qwed their chRrge a :he laenlems did not learn. When he peFGeived hsw matters were, he tore of foot afer the engine. and coming 10 house. he mounted horse and went 70, puFsuis. The passengers lBs being Ie in the 0Teh, put their soulders the wheel and by dint of great exertOD got the train up the ascent at whieh happened to be when Ihe adventure occurred. hsse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1833-10-31

Tue Family Lycsum is the tide Of . very neat and useful iIe qualifications which comes ss ns orraaipa- ally. Ii s pubiished in Boston. shsap rate. and devoted ariaepaliy to scientific iniOrma,iOa. 0ns lume is just completed, and ssw one eonimshced.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1833-05-23
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per ID. delivered 81 the Foundry.
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Frsss 1i< ". r. -fsrreaa.
SONG-RC. ALE CLARE.

Who Own, not she'. Prrriess-~ho calls her NOD
FAIR
Who questions the h~Ssty of Rosalie Ciarrp
iIt hun sa.idls his charger and ~eni 10 the field
And though coated in prOof, lac ms,t perish on
Yell;
For no fsieh'on can parry, no eorsi.t can hear
The Lance u'a'is eo"shed for yo"g Iios.lie CIarr.
When goblets AN. flowing, and Nj, a, the l.oarI
Sparkle. high, While the blood vi Tia. nd grape
ispour~d.
Ana fo"d ~isbcs for ffir ones rrounsi Fred up
IRON each lip t.t is &c, sith the dew ofthc cnp.
Nh" nance on tls~ brimmer hs~ss oftra.r there.
IN whispered more warmly than Rosalie Clare I,
hey may talk Of the lard of the olive and vine
w the mzhis Of the Ebro, tie kruo or Rhine
O Hoars thai glaiden the Es-s With their smile.
Where the .sa's studded over Nth gr,en summer
isles
Tut what lo~cr of AR s~ay ci;ns csn .-mpar.
Nth the blossom Of our--brisht Rox.Iie Clare
Who owns no, shes -, rlexs-xho calls her mn,
Eair' Wv,
et him meet ba, the glanccs Of Resale CI.,,.,
Let hiia Inst TO her ,c,ec-lct hin, gaze ou I.r
frnl- ""
nnd hearing and ,-eing. his soul does noe warm
- h''n 80 bt,sthe IL ia some I, n hap,,y ai,.
iiiu 'lrsi which is bicss'd b, swer, Rox.le Char,
NJ.
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IN CiIANCERY.
conMr'.IosER's orricE,

CoMMIssIosER's OFricE,
ChsriestOtr's, .iprii l6, 1888
THE above named parties will please take
notice, that on the 2iih day of May next, al
O'Clock, a. NJ, i shall attend at the Office
Aforesaid, to enter upon the execution of the
above order Of Court, and shall continue from
day To day until my report shall be compile
ted. They arc requested to attend al the a.
bove mentioned time and place. with ALI
vouchers and papers relating 10 the account
directed To be stated and settled
X. WORTIIINGTON, Cop'r
Vhe CIR Sup. e. IF L.. y On. for j. &.
April II, l533--6t.
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Type Foundry.

AVING purchased Of Mr.. RIcHAap Rox.
- q ALDsoS, his long established ard very ~
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said bnstness, and Tor the convenience of th.ir
friends and patrons, have removed their
ment TO more central part Of the eitv As !.
their inientio0 Co keep on hand n rood a,.,y1
fnent OF the best type, aud tn make such addition.
ano improvements As the taste Of the trade and
the wants OF the country require they nttcr tI,.n,
selves that this establishment will merit Iar,s
share OF patronage. They have now several Co,n,s
on hand, which can be furnished n a few hon-,,
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weights and sizes. from Fcari TO % lines Pira.
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rfinting Presses OF every description, Printing
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ME undersigned takes pleasure in an
II noune'ng To the public, tina, he has dis
covered . sovereign remedy for both this
Chrome and lnhAtnmatory Rheumatism-i,
never fails to cure where the disease il s,r;c,.
iy Rheumatic. and the medicine taken s1rr..
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Inserting all the testimonies and certificates of
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Others. equally strong, which the subscriber
has now in his possession-one 10 q letter from
NJ. J. Il Thomas. who keeps the Globe Inn.
u the corner Of Market and Howard streeta
Baltimore. 90 follows:
Gfs6e nm, BaisissOre, .Hareh 30fh. 1861.
DsAa Sin: have in say family, q Young
weman whe has been severely sfiicted With
hheum1tism fos the last seven wears. she
has tired all the remedies that are usually pFe.
scrbed for that disease, hus none Of then N.
toedsd permsBeia relief Hearing of your
Anti-lsheamatic Asedicine, Q procured some.
sod two bottles ss 10 cured her perfectly.
You have the grateful acknow ledRmeu,s of
my family for having restored her 10 health
aDd usefulness. and my beet wishes for yes,y
success 9TH this vslusble discovery.
lam respectfully your obediea, servr.
}. u. THOMAS.
ia. PATHIek o'NErLL, Prederick,ovn. Nd.
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TIu1BHnI Trn6aUnIi


VAIANTED, Immediately. a large onan.
w tity ofthe following kinds Of Tim.
Der, in logs:
ItlioW and EP'hife Pine,
an kinds of OAK.
POpt0', Birds-eye, Curied and .SugG,
Nopie, -
UM Cherry, Udlnui. .2sh,
U,ekory. and LocusI.
For timber of this description, tho CASH
and a fair price according 10 length and
quality, Will be given, when delivered a,
iarpcrs-FcrFy.
GD-Ihe maple. cherry, and walnut. should
DC aug nP'and the tops rut eft about three feet
above the forks. An additional price " III he
paid fof the forks and root ends. II duo un
carefully. ~
9T.Scantline, &c. can be furnished % lii
At a short notice.
JOSEPH L. SMITH, Sole .4g,ri
July 5, 1892. ' W
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FRNsR FRUTTs, &c. ao

hRANGEs, Lemons, Raisins, Fig, Grapes,
~ Dates, Pruncs, Currants, Sultanna. Co
Goa Nuts, Almonds, Pilbert., Ground Peas
palm Nuts, Ginger nuts, English walnuts,
L'quor'ee Paste, Jujube Paste, 'Capers, An
choVIes' scotch Hcrrings, Crackers, Ciieron,
chocolate Drops, Bon Bons, Tamarinds, Cor
dials, Cigars, Tobacco, Moeoboy. scotch and
RaPPee Snutf-Spices, Confectionary. a Jaryc
assortment-Wincs, Liquors, &c. &c. on hand
ahu Tor SALE by ADAM YOUNG, Jr.
Druggist.