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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1838-03-29

At,a Court of Probate holden at Washington.
Maych rs. 1885 Estate Of JOSEPH WHIrTLE-
sEY, late of Washington, deceased.
VWvHE administrators represent the estate
insolvent, and pray the appointment OF
Commissioners thereon-whereupon ordered.
that Commissioners to receive, examine. and
adjust the claims of the creditors Of said es-
Washington, on the third day Of April, AID.
1888, at 8 o'clock forenoon and that alt per-
sons interested in said estate may be notified
thereof the administrators will cause this or
der to be published in newspaper printed
in Litchfield, and post a copy thereof On the
public signpost in said Washington nearest
the last residence Of said deceased.
A true copy of record.
q IxHIRE HlcKox. Judge.
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NOTICE.

TINE Court of Probate for Litchield Dis
Il trici hath assigned the Sd day Of April,
1888, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the pro-
bate Office in Litchfeld, for the appointment
of Commissioners on the estate Of EDWARD
LANGMAIp, late of said Litchfeld, deceased.
represented insolvent, at which time & place
all persons interested will appear (if they see
cause) before said Court, and be heard rela-
tive to said appointment.
ALANsoN ABBE, Executor.
Lischfeld, MGrch 10, 1887. ~
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FOR SALE.

A CONVENIENT HOUSE for small family,
IN with about half an acre of land, and an
excellent well of water, situated within one
quarter of a mile of the Meeting House in the
village of Litchfeld. Terms accommodate
ing: If not sold soon, will be RENTED. In
quire of OLIVER GOODWIN, Litchtield, or
ALBERT A. MASON, Wolcottville.
Litchfeld, March %, 1888. 43
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NOTICE.

ID virtue Of an order from the Hon. Court
-D of Probate for the District of Litchfield,
SO much of the Real Estate of E1oN CRANE
TON, Jr., late of Ltchfeld, deceased, as will
raise the sum of $Sl56 43, with incident char
ges, to enable me to pay the debts due against
said estate,) will be sold at or near the house
of Gurdon Filley, either at public or private
sale. on Monday the 10th day of April next.
Sale to commence at o'clock p. M.
JOSEPH ADAMS, Admin.
Litchfeld, March "a, 1888. 43
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Woodbury.
26th March, 1888.
TIME Court assigns the third Monday of
IL April, 1888, at 8 o'clock A. M. at the
probate Office in Woodbury., for the appoint
ment of Commissioners on the estate of
DANIEL PITKIN, JR.
of Bethlem, an assigning debtor, and directs
that notice thereof be given by advertising
on the signpost in Bethlem, and in news
paper printed in Litchfeld.
AZ CHA's b. PHELPS, Judge
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Titchiield Female Seminary.

VEHHE summer term of this Institution will
4 commence as heretofore on the first We'd
nesday Of Nay neri, under the continued su-
perintendence of Miss s. Il. FINCH. Terms
of tuition as follows:
Higher and lower branches of English, in
GLIDING Drawing, from So to 80;
French, Latin, and Italian, 81, in addition
to the above branches.
Board can be obtained at 80 per week.
By order of the Board Of Trustees.
WIN. Bexk,- President.
Litehfeld March is. 1885. Il
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MARRIED.

In Watertown, on the goth inst Mr.. Curtss judi
son, Of Hartford to Miss Amanda E. Baldwin, daugh-
ter of Truman Baldwin, Esq.
In New-York, Rev, John Derby Smith, Of Athol,
Mass. to Miss Sarah Bacon, daughter of the late
Garry Bacon, Esq. Of Woodbury., Con-
DIED,
In Canaan, on the 18th inst, Mr. Isaac p. Hunt,
aged e. son of Col. Amos Hunt.
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THE ENQUIRIES.
LlTCHFIELD, MARCH 20, 1855.

% Communications have so poured in us for the
few last days that obliged to omit some things
which zoe intended saying, and also some OF the ia
vors Of our correspondents. Enough, however, we
trust has been said to induce every freeman, who
loves his country, to forward and do his duty
faithfully, and nut down the reign Of loco focoism
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u. S. Mail Stage
FROM
Eitchfield to NeW.HaVem.

II caves Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays
IL and Fridays, al 8 o'clock, arrives in New
Haven at o'clock p. M. Returning, leaves
New. Haven on the arrival of the steam boat
from N. York, passing through Humphreys
vile and Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. For passage or information
apply at either of the public houses in Litch-
field, or to II. MIX, New-Haven.
s. DELLIBER.
Lichfeld. March %. 1888. 42
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AT a Tovn Meeting legally 'oormed and holden
October, 1887: BYLAW.
Y tie, or mules shall suffer the same to 60
at large out of his or her enclosure after the
first day of April next such owner shall for
felt and pay to any person who shall take up
and impound the same, the sum oftwenty five
cents for each head of cattle, for each horse,
and for each mule, for each time they shall
be SO found at large out of the owners enclo-
sure and taken up: that it shall be the duty
of the hay wards in their several districts, and
it shall be lawful for any other person, to inn
pound any horses, cattle, or mules, so found
out of the enclosure ofthe owner and at large,
who, together with the pound-keeper, shall
regulate the proceedings, receive the same
compensation, and have the same powers, as
are granted in the statute law of this state,
ENTITLED Pounds :" provided, that no penal
ty to be incurred under this Bylaw shall
exceed the sum of three dollars and the own
ers of such horses, cattle, or mules, so i'm
pounded, shall not receive the same from the
pound until he shall have paid to the person
impounding the same, the amount of the for
fixture. and to the. pound-keeper his fees and
expenses for keeping said creatures, as in
other cases of creatures impOunded.
Prorided, nevertheless, that any person who
shall have family residence in said town Of
Sharon, NAV, if he chooses, suffer one COW to
run at large on the public highways, and not
incur the aforesaid penalty.
Voted, that the aforesaid Bylaw be pub
lishcd in the Litchfield Enquirer.
A true copy Of record.
n 4t43 GEO. KING, TOtcn Clerk.
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ORDER OF VOTING.

Remember that at the same time that the vote for
hrst Representative is given, every freeman has the
privilege of voting for all the State Officers and SEN
9tor-the vote for Representative be put int one
box, and the vote for the State Officers and Senator,
on one piece Of paper into another box AS the names
OF all the voters have to be taken down, and it takes
some time to do this, trust no freeman will leave
the ground till he has voted also for second represen
tatlve. 91-Ihe box for State Officers must remain
open until S o'clock.
% This is the last paper that we shall is
sue previous to the elec:ion-the last time we
shall have the opportunity of addressing our
fellow citizens. Monday next will be that
day to which the Wings have been looking
for many anxious months as the period when
they shall have the power to put their solemn
VETO upon the disastrous experiments of the
general and state administrations thro' that
tremendous but silent instrument the ballot
box. We trust that every freeman in the
state has come to the deliberate determine
'aion to do his duty on that day-no matter
what the weather may be, whether sunshine
or storm-to devote his time to his country
Let every one dothis, and we have no fear for
the consequences. CONNECTICUT will then
range herself under the same broad banner
with her sisters which surround her, Massa-
chusetts, Rhode Island and Newly York, and
hold her head proudly up, redeemed and re-
generated from the faint of Van Burenism.
On, then on to the onset!
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A Select g. BOARDING School,

W7ILL be opened in this village on Tues
w day April the 1Oth, on the Inductive and
Oral System; in which will be taught those
branches comprising thorough English ed
ucation. The object sought will be to store
the mind with such ideas as tend to useful
and appropriate conduct in adult years, to
attain which the medley and jargon rehear-
sails which confound and overwhelm, rather
than improve and strengthen the mind, will
be suppressed; and the undivided attention,
the indivisible mind, will be directed to one
single object or branch of study until a COM
petent knowledge of it is acquired.
Boarding scholars in all their hours of re-
Taxation and amusement will be attended by
the teacher, and their conduct and morals
watched with parental care.
JOHN STONE.
Board, washing, fuel, lights, eeooo
per term Of % weeks, ~'o W
Tuition, per term, 800
Litchfeld, March Is, 1888. *41
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NOTICE.

wv ILL.,
VIE next meeting of the Litchfield Coun-
u ty ANT1-sLAvERY Soc1ETY will be held q
S Goshen on Tuesday the Eth day Of April. A
luit attendance is requested and expected.
K. M. CHAPMAN, Secretary
HGrpintOn, March "a, 1883. az
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We wonder what has become of the speech of the
Ri. Hon. Perry Smith, in which he made such awful
havoc of that Judicial pigmy the late Chief Justice
MARSHALL. Of whom the world has some faint recol-
lection. Why does not our benghted Iuminary pub.
lish the above said speech7 why was this candle
extraordinary lighted to be put under bushel An
emanaon from the mind Of the hero Of 81 law suits s
adapted to enIghten all creation. Out with il,
Messrs. Loco Focos ye win be most justly accus-
ed Of wilful murder in mOthenng the offspring Of such
an intellect. CAYLoRD's BRmG8.
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MR.. BEERS TO REGULATE ABUSES.

certain tory organ in this State says that they
1.-THE whgs) believe that Mr. Beers, instead Of being
destructive, will reform and regulate abuses which
exist among U.S." Precious confession this !! Then
it seems that there existing abuses notwithstand
ing the Loco Focos have had the control Of the Legs
ature for three entire years. And these abuses, in
place of being expated are 10 be regulated in case
Mr. Beers should have the good fortune to arrive at
the Chair of State. Wonder what abuses the editor
refers to :? We suspect that his remark has an
% certain ia I'D IDEAS that
touching double travel" and ':exra days attend
ance upon the Legislature" which hadsuch magi-
cal influence last spring in slipping some thousands
of the Peoples money into the pockets of the everas
ing great democrats" But the People, in place Of
appointing Mr.. B. to regulate such abuses, will blow
up the whole concern sky high and will choose hon.
dues, and learn to be Herewith cone nt.
AN EYEcToR
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A QUANTITY of Book Accounts and Notes
"A of Hand would be willingly exchanged
for good Bankable Money, as soon as the first
Of April next, by M. MORSE g. SON.
Litchfeld March % A
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MASONRY.

TTVHE subscriber having removed into the
Il village of Litchtield, and having served
regular apprenticeship to the Mason Busi.
ness, offers his services to the public in the
line of his misunderstanding brick and stone
Plastering with or without hard finish, White.
washing, &c. For the present, his residence
is with VIM. r. Buel, in West-street, where
any orders left will be promptly and cheer
fully executed, on reasonable terms.
ELISHA NOBLE, JR.
Llchfeld, March %, 1888. as
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e1r Il IL not necessary, we presume, 10 commend
the perusa Of readers the long communication
Of o. Working Man." His previous numbers have
profess to be- written by real SDOrkey-one engaged
in manufacturing, and who feels the troubles Of the
times.
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4rThe famous Sab Treasury BIN finally passed to
in third reading Saturday night last BY the vote
ofs 81 to 9s-MT. CaEAs~a in the negative! What does
,.ahis meant Particulars hereafter.
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SsutltDes gDlrtasbouS,


in Sane5ville, MuSfin9um 60. Sbio.
01 @npt8benannte tee no etbieymit Gei.
~ ne 1eutiben 2aoc5Ieute un> pas aes
farnmts Vub!ifnr, bae Ct on6 pobIbesenpte
Wirtbsbans, be9auut untsr csn, Mamen
amerfcam naus
an Der nOrowet tt!ibsu gde bar Marft unb
4ten 5troBs, in 3anessiae, Can osn, 9}a=
tlcnaI 2nrupsiF) Bergen, uno aIs 6fsntli=
pss 9aitbaus 3u baItsn seoenft. Die mel.
DE ibn auT leinem frIhsru Stentplese in
Der Wain etraBe, init ibrsla 3aiprab bcsbrt
beSsu trirs er tt'It 9creuussn an feinet
neuenSteIlc bep ibm anfpreeben ieben,-tpirt
ibsrbanpt bic fortoausrnoe9unR uuo &uno:
jdaft (siner gbuner eub presnpte. uni
CUTE 8soienun8 uno biHise SsbanDuua3u
peloisnsu fueben. Ssine S6enfe, Ii(6
8ettuug. StalIuns &c. msroen 70 beltelh fspn
oaB fs fG Don leIbit smpfeblsn.
18 utam &oes.
3ane8oile, Sauuar 5. 1888. 10.
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2lnffofl 1lnD zt)eppel

|QPelbeoeu osfommtqn N0rra!b @Hennaos
en- BON Drn. 9twi8 So8Is an0eFanft--nnc
Ia. NguDOrf uno philadelphia tinen tteHeR
3ufaB erbaItsn baben, baben unrmebr ibre
BON
@ilsnwaaren Sarben uuo Sebttn
|oOutdnris, bsftsbeno sum GbeiI in fo!seus
ben Mrtifeln, ais:
9lmbbIe, G6raubfbde, @smebrlaufebevns
Ou5eno @emebrI@Ibner; Mnbls II. edge
feiIen ;9onboner, @uB= uno teutl6en StabI;
6ano uno 1enantid9en Don allen GrtBen;
cine {bbne Musmabl con 8anf= uno Wcla
bling S1obeln; WinbeIbcbrer uEo Sittes
Strei6maas; fdbIsrne nno eiIerne Minfel-
maaCe; GepiertmaaIe uno Rules BON StabI
uno 81 fen; befsn @uB, @n9lifben aImeri;
fani(6en, uno teat(ben S6eerenitabl;-
fabl, melting II. @ifenorabt; Wleiiln0 BIs65
SsiIen cine f66ne Nuspabl; peseuifons
&appen; G6ubmaber uro SattIer Merfs
;euo; Sober 3aIbea, 1tIob, Wa6titb nno
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sa!ssn Sd'ncpps
snaa8en, Sptinsianeetten, Dferoe Qneriog
NRener ;-3rg nno 9alfterfetten, ragsnsh:e
Saeenfeser eroBs e;ferne Sallen, patentirte}
balb patentirte uno @o3es dobte @erbermeI-
Ter, Sig nno seIaSene peitfobenu. S6nhrG
Qaus 2bee unb Vfsrbefbsllenj
Sorn II. 9resfnfen, teutIbe Do. u. Sibs
elm; earIp oittc> pen uno Wiftsabelu, &C.
mehrpsr3iernn9; einen auseebebnten 0ors
rotb SattIermaaren, Gorn u. tentIcbe 0a6eu,
tnelftn9sne &ef1eI, Seuerlunoe
Settf6rauben, &afsmiblen, teutfbe S6lbEs
ct uno Saui6l0fer edge, Drsb ,lnb Jpobls
nteifeI, SermiS, SRprti6 urA @Srffpt eHrif1af.
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S|aOu DIT 4piro bisrn,it Dem Vublisum er=
~ ttsi!t. baB ssmdB eines 8sfsbIs Der
Court BON Common Wlsas, in Dem parti-
tionS proSes Der Sarab Nnu Wiler asesr
@atbarina U9iGsr wno G.noe,en, itb amg2on
tag, ben Stem ndbltsn Ssbruar, an esr1bnr
oss @cu.tbaufes su @antea, auf Sfentljc5es
8enone gum Dsrfauf aubIet:a ps;ps bic
Szzs fiiolibs 0ilfte Der 2Otte SO. IS. In Der
"a lfaolidsn MarftltraBe, 3strn SastOss
8ubllobr eessniber. Die Bsoninsuuaen
tresbsn en Gage bss 8srfauf5 bsfannt se;
ma6t son Dan. 81 afen1pereer,
Dss. 2o. Sberiff.
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Wo0iCDer NleioeuStob
51stf.
In SantOns

Dsr-uutsr fbrisbene winfbt oe,n put.t
FUN srsebenR an5u5eissn, oaB er an Den. al
ten StanopIaBe. s 2bhren incIib Don jQrn.
Jobn 6. 8ud!u'6 SbubtObr INNER npb
fOrtfabrt, in ieiusm
NIetnet= Stohr
atle Nrten &Ieicuns6Fade, &ode, Mdrtsl,
8eintleiber, Meten II. {. 10. tbsiis teTtI9
na1 Der neuefen Mooe ssmabt ouf Qanp
ju balten, tbsi!s nnD ieoerSefteIun9 pronpt
uno 81 Iitsralen YrsiIen anjufertieen. pers
ionsn bic 9lrtiFeI biefer QIrt brauden, tpercen
erlnbt ansurufen, nno fir itb felblt 3u nrs
tbeiIen. Mi6 ael w 1ert.
GartDu Gee. [. B. ..
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graft sinss 8efsbls oes Court ppn @on1s
~ mon pleas Don gtarf Sauntp, Sbio,
In elmer sewi8eu Sadoe in Va'tittca, wo,iu
qIerasam Rsbor mno Hncere Sinfeasr, une
Barbara Nsber une gnoere Dsfsubanten
rparen; fvsrce i1 am
Samftae, be,, l7ten nG6fen Sebruor
an Der 2bar bes @ourtbaulss in erIastem
Gauntp. foIseno beibyiebenen Strib 2ane
auf Sfent,idsr Nuftion gum Wereauf anbie,
ten. uatnhb bas inb6tIi6e @iertel Der
Ssclion 80, 1aunibip 10 Der 7ten gianse
in erlasteni @auutD, ausaeuonruen 9ot-
ten BON etsta 10 sIResn tsoe, rpooon cine
ME folgt be8rdast 1T, ttdtn!ib aufaussno
bn Der ncrebifliGen gde erfasten 9iertels,
bon tort so Hutben faoiid, laufeuo, bon
bort ipeitlt1 20 Rutben, bon bort n6rblib
so Rutbea, BON BORT 6itlid 90 Olutben,
na1 oef, GInfan9spIake,' Die anoere 1T be.
Sldn3t tpie folst nanlisb fanst an Der
iaobitlihen Gde befa9ten Wieltels-au, Iiuft
nbrciidb 20 Getten nnb rs QinfS, eann rpef.
lib 5Gettes. nad bem NnfanssplaBe. Se.
fa9ter Nerfauf iftoem lnsttattunaS 9laetIaB
beiagtsr Barbara gleter ,internDrfen, uno
pie foiot bssranst, .lsnIidb fdnat an eis
ns,n pnnft Der glSlinie befaaten DisrteIs,
20 Mutbsn oftlict 6on bsBen iabmefflid,er
Gde an, ldnit bann ipsfiib 90 Hutben nab
bslN8tsr fhemsft GRe, bann nbrolid3 8ss
Mnttsn; cann bftlido 10 0stben; bann in
Ssracer 3inie mad, bem alnfang Splase, ent.
balteno 10 Mder nnc 1t9 0sutben, s,,et,
ober sreniger.
Daniel RaffenfptrseI eAeri6
Gherif9S.aImf, Canton,
Jannar re, 1883: b.s.
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gncDntu0eren
in SSnatHra.

Ser Gnoesbenannte befunoet feineal.
ten 06nner uno oas pubIifum iberbaupt,
oaB er iI6 burb 9Infauf in Ssnabure, alba
f6rmli1 u. feit in feinem 9efbdfte etabIirt
Bat. Seine Wobnunsift auf Der n6roIibsn
Seite Der 9auptStraBe, Dem mirtbS Sbau1e
oe6 9errn Rouf6 forage eeeenaber alls
100 ct 3uiecer 3eit ale in lein Sab f bIa=
eenoen QIrbeiten nit .phnft!ibfeit uno
5@nsue fauberuno bauetbaft 3u til!iaen
WreiIsn liefern ,pirb. SeteHuu9en bon
Budbtnoerarbeit irgeno elmer Dirt 1retoen
im@antpner 8ubtobr angenpmmen.
CARL % oeuburg.
S5naours, WaD 18. 1887. 4os
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Stare gountD 2ono Ne9ilfer upo
02nisuioensfQlmt.

GuSe6beno "tte Bat in oer GuScara
1paS SuaBe, etIi>".c Eb0ren bftIib beraica.
oemie, in @antcn, Starf @auuty, Sbio, Elm
eano MeSiFsr erSfnet, uno 1T anfQ(n-
fra9e, uunmebri:t 2ereitf6aft, nm IT. raenb
Iisgsnbe 0nter in Elm Sub ein3utraaen,
uno NIT Dereu be9!eiteuoen @in;ftbsiten unb
8NtbeiIsn III belbreiceur fp wie aud Die
SsoiusunSeu 81 bemerfen, uuter tpeI6en
oieIeIbe 81 oerfoufen, perIieTen Ito lease7
Oosr oermietbsn fern n1bsen.
Die 8equetntibtsitenun0 Wortbeile, bi
aus elmer Mmtsfube cipisr 2Irt, i'm MittsI.
punfte zines Gauutv5, beioe6 fir Gioner
uuo &auFulties, entiprir8sn nitBen, (ieub
leiGt ein5ufebsu; inbsm fir eine fIeins
9ersitun9, Der @i9uer fein Gutin biz Mitz
te oes D1arftss br'n2en fnii uno Der ,Rauf=
ooer Mietb6 Mnni6 enoeeine @eteaeubeit
bat, ba5 &s0ifter 5u uuteriu6en, allpc e.,
wabribsinIioD 5u ieber 3eit fOIebs Strib E
ooer GtItee fnoen fam, Die fsinem &C.
fbmade oDer lsInen Mitte!n entiprs6eu.
Gr nimmt ebsnfalS M8entIbaften fur
eincerepsn al, bic gi6tbCmcbusrnober glf
pe(enoen 8ebbren.
60 IN Mspers.
Canton, GNril 90. 1887. 46 :tb
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S0Rr DafprIamn9Trpmn Moo QhR9S4 ntr IpGf%
ScberifS QUfauf.

Stberifs sQerfauf.
8ailbi QeaVi!t uno So. qeGcn E. 9. Gtt>
et,eH, einem euttpidyuen ShuIOrer lit
8efhIagntbme.
81 ter-Gourt bon Common VIeas, Starf
@aunty, Sbtc.
Groft zines Sefebls erfagter Court
NV in erIaeter Sad)e an mid 9ertdtet'
iperpe ict, am loauIe bon BilIiam Ybiltps,
il DerStact @antpn, am Samfa9, ben 3ren
uidfenTetrunr, ;um8erfauf oubteteu, na6
folaeupe per1Snltd1e Gisenttuu, ndn,ltcb &:
1893 g)aro6 brauner mnsItn, 6s4 yaroe
baumnrIen GifdSeu9 3Oa Nfunb ascrttrtes
baumppa G'aru 244 DO. 8ucfram, 81 Do.
Serbs, 81 30. fransOfld,e Drifting, 264 90.
RuBirrir, eli Do. Muslin, 594 cclortrtctl
Ml6lin, 81 3tantia, IL fhcttiIh Ntaibe' s
98cltelllcte, 144 yaros WefenItoff, 81
Sobbiuett, 15} Sudmu6ltn, "a &am5rif;
104 ihwarser Ru6lin 3 Icioener SaBinett>
II Crime SaraQc, 4! fdtparSer SGrdp, 5 iets
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ton Styeifen, % papiere &nopfe, 6 Galpelns
l6 Teiler, Daar 3an9en uno Qchleifen,
II meetn9ere Sualten, Sctt Sd1utters
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fa9teEs Gage an. Septn9un9en 8dih.
Dauiel 81 a ffeufperser SGsrif
Sherifs: Nu1t, @anton,1
San. 26. 1888. b.s.(
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1838-02-02
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