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The herald., 1837-04-11
DENTISTRY.

M sSsy Sess S 4. mat m h 1hg,
~" y. GIDN EY, DENTIST,
Has the pleasure to his teads and The public his
saled no pans expense in peecng himself IN the art OF MS
brought with lin Iats: and choice a,.emsnt Of qata
psdses EmseIo iii desayed Teeth with gold
also eaove ali causes to the sesaucpa or that may
nI9Ie The Be- beauty Of those invaluable organs. ans
Na' & GTeG 5 k s1s as 4 Hs d. g hoPas Rs {: chss MH
after that he will permanently established sChamb.rs street
afew doors west of Broad way.
Mr.. E: Gidneyt.-I have peased with atisn your
fasfi ss
with dssa., al%sisS
of tive attendance OF DENTIST both
s s%es and 4c s IS ~ ny WORTHY the
thing the have variety, nes aud
ability use s % ea's sa 20 sS' on
ndpTo.asr. ' ' ,s' 1~'1 - " ~ ,,nr.ur,, ~ w w.
late Of the Liberty Washington
al al aasasis ae.sns HF', aso ess
70 s.seand sisd
above His horse shoes received premium at the two last Fam
JAMES pRYsDALE, Veterinary Surgeon.
pair fSs Ssrshees s"Ds1sf IS ''''e' ' ssm
NO HUMAN II ENG can give full and correct descrip
the virtue. fhe health restoring strength
enng and always safe BALM OF HEALTH 1t sprepared and
put up Lh care by DR. IRWIN, at 2s3 Bowar. as.ims
'yHE CLERKS GUIDE, ofcoMMskclAL cYk
4 kE5PONDENCE; Copnslng Let Of H. PRODUCTION, Let
ri credit and business with forms of Bills
Bills Parees Bills o. Exchange, Account Sales Equation
ENplaaatl OF Commercial Te,ms and Advice
merchants ades with the
agern, BY b. r. Poster Principal ~ York
Commercial School Aunor ef treatise book keeping &c.
vol i2mo pp go Just published and for sale ~ y
10 Alta unr have here whit should te considered
to be az ssss T. s as osss C y S
all $ book ofsefeience end iIsUctian. al
IlONsALL'S PATENT DRESS OR SHIRT
ID FRONTS.-Tbn subscriber has hand large
snt Of the above articles made of Laen Satin Silk and other
goods with under Klcs to show through the front
This Article for beauty and neatness suascs thing Of the
kind offered ta psc. Soahern Western and other
chants respectfully td 20 call and examine for h meyes
at B0NSALLS, aso Broadway, New York
~ b. The Dress Shirt retahod
pai Stock, Linen and Clothing in the city
TO REAL ESTATE BROKERS'.
NApS-The subscriber has made aransements 10 execute
IVl all orders the Mapping line in the Spe
aay be ) their ofEce
LrrHoGRAPHY-Ahssiersn Lithoaphy, attended 10 with
aud despatch.
great variety Engavisgs hand PLAN ceorea
duccd pnccs 10 dealers. BROWNE a. REDMOND,
Jylsy ils Fulton ST.
The herald., 1837-04-11

TRUST CO.PANY-per-oqs rnry effect insmsnr~s wsh
this Company on ter -~n lives the lives Of Others and ethy
far the whsle anfa ION oil KNITTED
meats OF preriR may DC either made annually gr. sum,
N nnrne arrdl sl.rns
The herald., 1837-04-11
IlERLIN AND REFLECTING CRATES


Rejecting Crate, recently introduced untes beauty and
eco-omy being constructed with brilliant metallic Refeetors %
Doric and Minerva Fire Place This well established article
known tolhe public one superior thing for
6s.s ecs !. . 81 the E ?. o 4. the S
and e place and BY ,ransm'sen as N close stoves
Witch B. Tss s q S sy ps Sa not
% cSa,se cL heated s1 p.,s wscs !, We'll saoSn
drrag oca spessiye and always adons 70 he hea h
a. pieasare ms adapted paro he warehouse andLe
coaatas uniting The comfort Of an open se with perfect
'lfsiy fiis s0' BaxTER sRsfHgR 81 e,chansepae
vU,O ALL WHO VALUE THEIR SIGHT,
ohs iss esbsed s'cs osSst r Glasgow
iay nss"s ;so.e sSecssd Dse.e, Egg
that eye adyaa;sss he here ,sea 'na Il getting thc
ard scientific. rs
Spectacle Gas,cs Of the finest psh and transparency being
ground on both sides the eenuc the fcr y
sSs sss sssy sss sss s.psss sndr %
0co hours from ,oa Advice TO ths poo traits from
STATIONER's WAREHOUSE, is2 william st
- The returned from L.ndon whsre he has
s;sSe, ss essr .gp,ly o Al article. u h. line !.
offer 20 the trade assortment o STAPLE and fsn
cy Stationary, Of ,hs bcs, qss and lower terms than am
sen Reeve. and Newmaa, Water csrs Drawing Papc
Tissue Pape Le,,e, PaPss ard every de'snpo" o. hns'f
W. lac eonos.s t. manuacure se Pasnvy smce Play
Cards enamsued vs,'ns and gold s1'dsr ca cSss 9c,s
IL offer .r .nis the following aceswhae Ginger Root ia
a,ca op-uqunay Pitch, English superior Tor pastcrs Sa
Vanilla Beane pmewhtc WAY NJ bose of 30 ~ III each
German Cologn Fana waran,ed-Tcoth Bnsef frerh ard
Engish mado 10 order lafge assertnent -tinz and soda
Powders earefsy put ef superior Tasy csss
variety which viii be scd 10 oe AZ short no
ce, for srps and amles-Swsms Panacel nni sernHuse
man. ircturs pcesTartarc Aci-Supcf caroae Soda ON
dec 10
A CARD.-TO LADIES AND GENTLE
~ MEN-bADy MONrAGuE'S COMPOUND CtflNkSE
SOAPS prepared from be sutii Bxotcs and war an'e pefec
" nnacent " completely erndcate tan, cck rrpe' ~ ~
ieness ah a cntaneous erpttons, gradually aWs a'er
sun skin tran orns even tse AL ow comp Sio1 nto
wh,tencss, luiant-g to u beautiful c bloom.
Crntlegcs alter shaving win find nlay r ability and
sm-rtlrg pain and renae the skin snoah d pie
sale by Dr Hart, Boalway Dr..
syme of Walker and Bowcry. A Undcrnll William
and Reekuans's. Price 5scsnts y rcnks uil7im
THE TEETV, THE TEETH, TUE TEETH.
\ DR. PALMERS Diamond Pearl Toosh Powder recon.
enlod by thousands, Vegetable White Powder fail
nc r.o1y every disease which tho teeth ami gum. ar a
bo yeurng the Dmcr bcauti uly white while latter
.c0butic IL irnparts beautiful healthy rcd
"a agreeable fragrance TO the breath after feve taking ed
| cine 80. ---- r-.l.-.. - ,...-.,.-- ..
pr syme corner wahu and Bowcry Price . cens per box
The herald., 1837-04-11

me .srrbcrs prepared IN pxefc ,ny cirs m any
kind ~ mrtac Furniture uscd Hotsc- Clurctes
DO Flto knufkeSs, Ftglrss tGnl,ts Locks Knobs
c'chcors Pe Itckers Vcugafs &c 6r ~ ~ 0ermsr
silver whch cert mlg y by at we taisto fiatet meta
bcars fbne aud polishing 10 tn cnnsu aflc metal
sc hnf snce hepf e. or this ntfd he.
he nice ~ plated tho noa0Hf tu What rrtgeta
and dhudc ~ hosr' w.t. ao fvs Il NJ to lrisrs and prp-
preio ~ Houses invited ev8rc Tho ~ The
mntlfa n0us nsd article fs ann '4cfftt Il ~
n2ay ~ LEWIS FEUICHwANGER OIL Broadway
The herald., 1837-04-11


nR. CARAVAN, SURGEON DENTIST, and M0nt.Jac.
~ NJ Icorrupfib Teeth Ne 2sl Hudson, few doors
above Spriax street
~ Dr. charges very moderate, and his inoonuptble
teeth really splendid, -
NB-Dr Caravan will the LIST Of hay ls office
No Sprlng stfpet, O McDougaI street. 3m
SAPONACEOUS COMPOUND FOR SHA "
- INGThe unqualified Appreciation this Soap has received
from who have used evdRc of
surerisr value all other shaving for quick
and emolen athsr which will dry tn face
ssln in II pleasantly peumed
ersd pot, answering all thepurposes of shawn gbox.
Pplcc So per pct, for sale at
HOPPERS PHARMACY,
dis-if ss4 Broadway, Fpanklin 81.
The herald., 1837-04-11

NAPS.-rhe subscriber has made anansemen execute
Vl all orders the Mapping line in the nestcat spe
cnnens may be at their Office.
LTrHOGRAPHYAhssd 10 Lhogyaphy attended 10 with
care aud dispatch
great variety EngSavsgs hand, PLAIN celoeA
ducca prices dealers. BROWNE Il REDMOND,
Fu at
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
THE TREASURY CIRCULAR.
Han

WAsHINsron Ian. 27.
 Good news for business men, and every body else Get out your big trumpet, and give it the loudest twang. The TTeasufy Circular, 1t is sure, will be thrown overheard by the Senate and by large major. ity too and there not dOabt that the Houso will fol. low their example. -. .
 MT. Walker of Mississippi, about o'clock this af: ternoon, called up his Bill for regulating in what kind of money all the revenues of the government shall be received This Bill provides that ater the passage of the act all Banks where ssuos are In notes over five dollars shall have their notes made receivable and after Dec. 1899, the Banks where notes shall be re- cevable, shall be such issue no notes lower than ten dollars. MT. Rives proposed an anendment, viz that in 1884, the notes of Banks should Dc received, whose issues were under 20 dollars.
 The frs. onset made upon the Bill came from Mr. RneVles of Maine He did not want to take it up IJOW He thought there wero many other n,easuFes which should iaEe the precedence of this-.he Land BiI for example. MF. Clay soid there was no meas Ire more important than this oFMoFe entitled t0 pre- cedence. While the Treasury CiFe,lar was ln opera oU lhe whole currency lnbOFed under burhen, One' FouS annoying and useless, end ag fDF the seelOD whence hs came, I Icy under the elIgma, ald deg IadalIon, h not being. permitted io sAjoy the same pEyllaaeA ab lhe rest af tho UD9n, ,s nm. MF KlHa of Alabama was i1T laklglE, up the WI wOtD, p saw 10 degradation, he sAlt he expressed n0 sua eSNlon ofWRaI had been dqne but ihe sooner ihs I ,sas eo,ed upon, Ihe hsllsF lbF lhe aennFy,
 ME MaFIls 0f Ohio sald lf !. vas mlelgled Q pEeaR deeIiieh ny, ha shAud. object Q l9AlME hup He dd Ret wNBi0 regulate lhe 'shlne ~ bsAk hDses asa
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
Sixteenth District.

VVHE WHIGS in the l6th Senatorial District, com Warren, Rorbury Befhlem Woodbary, WatertoUn aud Plymouth, are requested to meet in their respective towns on some convenient time to be fixed by the town committees, betore the 18th of February, and trict Convention to be held at the hotel of John F. Marshall, in Woodbury, on Tuesday the 18th day ot February inst. at 10 o'clock in the forenoon Also to tives to which such town is entitled, to attend
 State Convention to be held at Hartford on the 2Sd day of February:
 Februarv l. 1887. S5
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
Hemlock Lumber.

VKNIIE subscriber oiIaFa lhr snle, Al his store
 I near the Meeting Hetlae lH C0lebro0lG, lO0,OOO sawed Hemlock SHINGLES, of . good quality, which will be sold low for cash. Also, 6t ph0lps' Mil, q lhw thousand leel of first quality anfsnheA IIeHIiqck DOAllDb, aaNed without alubHllot, c, li, BASS,
 cOiebreoh, Ftb. I1 iesA DO
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
Union Hotel & Stage House,

Union Hotel & Stage House,
 L1TCHFIELD, CON.
 YNHE subscriber has taken the fsGSsM l stand lately occupied by MT.
 sss Parks as Stage House, e,which has 4e4s2 been refitted and opened for the accommodation of the public. A desirable opportunity is offered to the travelling com- munity for place to partake ofrefreshment, and good home for the night.
 U Stages leave the house daily for various parts of the country. Union Han is we'll cal culated to accommodate dancing parties, or large companies of pleasure.
 The subscriber selected this establishment for its pleasant location, in the most central part of the Village of Litchfeld, and she feels confident that no one who visits the town. whether on business or for pleasure, can be better accommodated at any other house, The sleeping apartments are comfortably and suitably furnished--and nothing shall be wanting in the domestic department to give general satisfaction to travellers and visitors. DSeveral gentlemen can be accommoda- ted with board SARAH BISSELL. Litchfcld, Jan. 1887. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
ExPUNGING NO NEW THING.

EAPUNCING NU NEW THINU.
 Mr. Editor-In looking over the pages of antiquity. find the first ExpHngng resolution record is that of that old Serpent the Devil coed round the Tree of Knowledge as many black lines to Expunge right eous decree of the Eternal. did not believe till re- gently that all evil spirits possessed of that cur- ous sort of magic. Twenty-four of them have lately shown how they hate the Tree of Knowledge; ; but the ongs Of the pure and worthy are not 90 easily ob- liberated Freemen of Connecticut! an attempt has been made to girdle the Tree of KnOwledge-be pre- pared on the rst Monday in April to turn this genera ton of vpers out of your garden ess they seize upon the Tree of Liberty. .a.. P.Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
Probate Couri-&.D Disirict af Woodbury ]
 January l4, 1887. {

nN the cstnte of Doct LYMAN CATLiM, iaI" O of Bethlen, deceased. The administra. tor represents sald estate lnsolvent and Prnys the appointment of Commissioners thereon ObdsIed: that Commissioners to Tecelve, esas mine and adjust tho claims ofthe eredIoss 2. MIWodhury, oi tho second Monday ot Eee: remTv, isis7, at Q o'clock 4, M oF which ali naTst,Ila ln lnlaFest Will inke neslce ana ap'
 NaF IfIhey sec cause. aSe ntu I,Sss .Scs" M OHAAhHs b PHhkRsS SwaBes
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

nrTse question hns been frequently psopounjet to us of fIas why dO not publish the notices Of ts Litchisld County Temperance Society," Our Teply has uniformly bssn; because hone Of the Oicem fur nish us with them: When inquired Of few days aeO where the next monthly meeting would be heId we were obliged to answer, i've don't knOw.'
 
 0rWe have received the tdhtnunications "J. w." and ShaTOn," but we really think the objects con- mented upon (New-Year's address and J. c. s. Jr0 not worth the space they would occupy in our CO., lumns.
 KNIGHTS OF THE BLACK LINES" This is the designating mark which MT. CLAY gave to those Senators who were determined to trampie upon the constitution and laws by "ep~nging' from the journals of the Senate resolution deliberately and after mature reflection and candid discussion passed when the Senate was full We published this resolution last weekwe now republsh for the sake of adding the names of the Senators who then voted for it. Here it is:-
 ResOEued, That the President, in the I0te Ere- cutire proceedings in relation to the Public Rev- etue, has assumed upon himsey authority and pOaOer not cOerred by the Constitution aud Lascs, but in der0gGtiOn Of both.
 
 And hete nre the names of the Senators who voted for il-combining, will be admitted by every one who has the least spark of candor as much talent and moral and political worth as was ever assembled at one time in the Senate of the United States, or any other place where dciberative body was congregat ed together:-
 MEssRs BEE, BLACK, CALHOUN, CLAY, CLAYTON, EWING. FREIINeHUYsEN, KENT, KNIGHT, LEIGH, MAN. GUM NAUDAIN, PoINDExTER, PORTER, PRENr1ss, PREs- TON, ROBBINS, SI1sBEE, SMITH, SouTHARD, SPRAGUE, SWIFT, ToMLINsoN, TYLER, WAGGAMAN, and WEE sTER-26.
 And here too are the names of those slaves to the President, those servle Senators, with miscreated fronts, the Black Knights" who have voted to ob terae from the journals of the Senate the above re- solution, embellshed with their distinguishing marks of disgrace, with the place of their residence:
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
FARM FOR SALE.

FARM FOR SALE.
 .aMNHM TNOR sale, valuable Farm in E the town of Litchfield, miles
 east of the Court House, and one
 from Waterbury river,on the turn pike leading to Harwinton, containing about 200 acres Of excellent Land: 40 of which are of first rate timber land, the remainder suitably proportioned into plough, meadow, and pasture-ali well wStered ana well fenced, and in high state of improve. ment On tIse premises are large two-story Dwelling House, three Barns, a horse shed. and other out-buildings. There is also ci- der mill on tile place-a large stock of graft Tt ia altObefhcy one of the best farms in the town, and V | be sold low, and the terms of payment made easy For further particulars or information. application may Do mnde to Mrs. McNeiH or Joseph Adams, Esq. in tho village, Mr. Siebbims, on tho premises, or the subscriber. LYMAN WOOSIEN
 LitckGeld, Feb. 2,'l637. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
State Whig Convention.

A CONVENTION of those who are opposed to the ad ;,, Ic , Martin Van BuFen suTrepidously acquir- mSIuie m ol ms paTsans within this State, will be held es eor tasOT0 1bs T on Mednca3ay e 22d rIary lss ,Ts r tr. ppGSe 0t nomnating State Officers and for brought before them The Convention s to be co' Ts P1@eT S% each the gislature The electors feNdIv .c Scwn to the Le- are requested to assemble in their respecy on Monday the 9th of February or as soon as %ay Ss eF SS bo hsr fully represented. may 'e
 Per ordcg of the State Committee.
 JEREMY HOADLEY, Chairman. Hnrff0rd Jun % IS36 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
LIST OF THE BLACK KNIGHTS.

' .John Ruggles and Judah Dana, Maine HenryS ; Hubbard and .yokn Page, N. H.; John N. NiLes, Conn; Silas Wright and Nat. P. 7aumadge, N York; GgryeH D; Wan, N. !; Je.'es B.ckenan, and Robert Strange N. C.; 1Aomas Morris, O. Fslir Grundy, Tenn. Robert C. Nicholas, Lou. .Jokn Iipton, Indiana; Robert J. Walker. Miss John M. Robinson and Wn. L. Escing, Illinois vVilliam R. King, Ala; Thomas H. Benton and J.ewis r. Linn Missouri; Ambrose H. SeUier and Robert Fulton, Arkansas
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
SELLING OFF
 A T rOGT
NOTICE.

VEVTIE Court of Probate within and for the l District of Sharon has limited and allow cd six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estate of
 EVERfTT ST. JOHN,
 late of said Sharon, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims to the subscriber for set clement All claims not presented within said time will be debarred recovery.
 MARY ST. JOHN, Administrotrir. Sharon Jan. Q, 1887. %3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

Sssuagy Aag-FOS iiIEee e iOur days past the wea- iher has been very mid, accompanied occasionally wtha light rain. The GOusequence is, that nearly al the snow which Inst GeIl las disappeared.
 MiekigGn,-T'he BiIl f0r the admission of Michigan has passed both Houses of C6gTesp and received the sanction of the President; and both of her Senators have presented their credentials and taken their seats -jus in time to vote for Richard M Johnson fJr Vice President.
 MT. Van Burcn has abdcated his seat in the Senate as presiding Officer and Mir. King of Alabnna chosen President pro fem. MT. V. B. is probably making the necessary arrahgements to take possession of the White House.
 Departure of SGnta AnnG.-'The Baliirfiofe Amcri- can states that Santa Anna, accompanied by his aid. AlmOntes and Capt. TatnIl of the IL s. Navy, reach cd Bait nore on the 2Gth from Washington, and im- mediately embarked for Norfolk whence it is Leev. ed it is his determination to sailimmedaely for Mex icO. or some other South American port. He doubt less does not find the country pleasant to him as he anticipated. However, his object may have been ac- complished.
 A destructive fire took place in Auburn last week, by which buildings and property to the amount of Se6OOO was destroyed, covered by about 5000 nsr- ance. Among the sufferers are Hyde, Watrous &, Co. Genung, Brower, Pease, Benedict, Maltbie & Camp, Cooley & Rathbun, Munger x Perry, Ashby, Bartlett & Co. Hunt, Upton, Bennett & Carpenter, Benis & Leonard, Stewart, D. F. Cook, and A. Cook.
 There is report that very destructive fire has all so taken place at Brockport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

Ato Court of Probate holden Gt Canaaf., seithin
 and for ahe District of Sharon,' on the T6tb day
 of January A. D. 1887:
 HESITATE of GEORGE PECK, late of Sharon, EI deceased. The administrators represent the estate insolvent,a and pray the appointment of Commissioners thereon: whereupon, or- dered, that Commissioners to receive, exa- mine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estaae Dc appointed at the Probate Office in said Canaan, on tho 4th day of February, 1887, at lOoclock forenoon and that all per- sons interested in said estate may benotified thhrcoffthe administrators will cause this or- der to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and post copy thereof on pub- lie signpost in said town of Sharon nearest tho last residence of said deceased.
 A true copy of record. .
 +34 WILLIAM M. BURIAL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02
NOTICE.

MOYGC&o
 A PUBLICATION being contemplated of the A lives of OLIVER WoEcoTT, senior, and the late Gov. WorceTr, those possessing any cor respondence, documents, or authenticated in- formation touching them, or Gov. ROGER Wo1- corr, or relating to the early history of Con- necticut, will confer favor by transmitting them, or notice thereof to Dr. John s. Wol- cot, Litchfisld, Conn. or to Mr. George Gibbs, No. Le Roy Place, New York. Such pa- pers as are wished for shall be returned on copies being made.
 .January 5, 1887. 2m3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

NOTICE.
 N consequence of arrangements the sub- A scriber is about to make in business,i it will be necessary that all his Book Accounts should be adjusted before the first of April next. All persons in or out of town who have open accounts with the undersigned are re- quested to attend to this notice as soon after the first of January as may be, as that month wil De set apart for the above named object.
 ON HAND, A good assortment of Goods, Which will be sold at near the cost for Cash io"n' or at LOW prlces for good barter.
 FO1s SOZe,
 4O,000 feet Hemlock BOARDS.
 10000 LATH. 5,OOO PLANK. 4sfZes FIRE FRAMES, at manufacturers prices
 400 Terry's Patent CLOCKS.
 PUTNAM BAILEY. NorM Goshen, Dec. 29, 1s36. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

The Ncw-York American remarks" The resolu. ton of March, 1884, be it remembered, was adopted by the vote of 26 Senators out of 4S-an absolute ma. jority of four.
 "The expunging process was voted by A Senators out of 5O-an absolute minority of huo''
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

eT AehaSslsAsmsni.-V0s the ivus ,lms since our "slsspy ssU'insL" Hon. LanesIes Phss,. has been In Congress, ws lEs week received eonts of lltls dO sumsn.s lEemhia. "1'hank'O I6s maIIhvoVp," thsas tough times,
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-02

Melancholy Suieide.-Died in Be,hem. on the 25th inst. Mr. Chauncey Hall. aged B. For number of weeks previously to the melancholy event which ter minated his life. the deceased had been afflicted by turns. with viole mt pain in the head; and had fre quently manifested symptoms of mental alteration. though not such to create any serious alarm in the minds of his friends for his personal safety.
 On the Sabbath preceding his death. the pain in the head became still more intense. Being left for slstt season by his family for the purpose of enabling him to rest, noise soon attracted their attention to his room, where he was found in the act of cutting his throat with razor. Being prevented By their time- ly interference from full accomplishment of hs pur. pose to their increased asionshment was sOun dis covered that he had swallowed large quantity Of pn sOnous drugs. which asr three days of intense bodily end mental sul!eyng, terminated his lle leaving hla deeply afflicted family, and large circle cl AssRds to mGugM his untimely departure. MF, Hall was a.
 aens the most enteEpFisRG Independent, apd Eespec' table farmers O our county hle pF0blly and aIE de' ing were pEoveFhla throughout hla NaVe place, H ls town, and 70 aF aa ha lnteFaoqVse extended and M Ices iS most slneSVsly & extensively EsaFslsed'-Com