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Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
,gI TO PRKV'I:ERS.

LNUK SALE; ID pleasant town within a M days sail or ride of New-York and AL bany, Hartford and New- Haven. NeUspaper Establishment, from which may be realized 5 10 $120O above its expenses. It is the only paper in the town where published or it's im- mediate vicinity, and may be obtained for less than $0OO0; which will be considered bargain by any competent judge in such mat ters. Most of tho type and other materials in the office are in good order. For further particulars, address the editor of Palladium. New-Haven, Con. eff by mail, postage paid.)
 The health of tho proprietor is the reason of his proposing 10 relinquish his present bu-' siness. The politicsof the paper have always been ofthe republican stamp; and of course are opposed to those of the present national administration. q June 20.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
10 Country Merchants.

OOeMMsEy MCtCa11msSs Ihe sHoaeFibsy has received by de recent Eiusr. Ieos Peekets, Urge Gss0rfnaent of K AWyDS, suitable for country 11eTelGnfs, aud g0ers fOr sale-
 1nnn DOZ. Knives nnd Eor,.. fhou, 4OUO 50 cents to @5 a sett 200 dog. Scissors and Shears POO Bread, Butcher, and Shoe Knivea 100 Pen and Pocket Knives
 50 Razors, of all qualities 200 " Gust Iron Butts Ls POO " Locks, for doors, chests, and drnws l0O :" Door Handles and IIatches 2O00 groce James, Wood Screws
 States and Pencils, Curry Combs a- Sheep Shecrs, Augers, Cut Tacks 1000 pieces Hollow Ware %GFa English Blistcred and German STEEL Sanderson. Brown & Co.'s best Cast Steel Bar Iron, Nail Rods. and Cart Tire .;a., Cotton Wrapping Irvine, Glue
 Clothes, Hair and Shoe Brushes Percussion Caps, Shot Belts and Flasks Mih-saw Files, Taper Saw Files Hoop Iron, Rivets, and Iron Wire @ MoIasses Gates. Block Tin Faucets Coffee Mills, Spice Mills, Sauce Pans Shutters and Trays, Spoons, Tea Trays The subscriber is receiving Goods monthly Oy the Liverpool packets, and will sell them at a small advance
 BENJ. M. SHERMAN,
 (late Smith & Sherman.) Neic- Hdven, June 2, 1889. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

AtG Court cf Probate holden at Harscinton, tn
 and for the District ef Har,ointon, on the l9th
 day of June, A. D. 1889: s5.,.... ,... IN STATE of ELEMuEL CLEAvELAND, late of H Harwinton, deceased-The administra- tor represents the estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon whereupon, ordered, that commissioners to receive, examine and adjast the claims ofthc creditors of said estate be appointed at the probate office in Harwinton, on the 6th day of July, 1889, at 10 o'clock forenoon; and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof the administrator will cause this order to De published in newspa- per printed in Litchheld, and post copy thereof on tho signpost in said Harwinton.
 Atrue copy of record.
 4 JoshuA WILLIAMS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

Al c Court of Probaie holden at LitchfeM, soiih.
 in and for the district Of Litchfeld, on the 17th
 day ef June, A, D. 1630:
 Present, Phinehas Miner, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Noah Baldwin and O Sabra Baldwin, of Cornwall, in said dis. trict, showing to this court that snid Sabra is the wife of said Noah, and tho parent of Ma ry E. Cotter and Harriet N. Cotter, both of Cornwall, within said district, minors; that said minors are the owners of real estate sit uated in said Cornwall, viz. certain piece of land lying near the Housatonic river, that was distributed to them from the estate of Andrew Cotter and Rhoda Cottcr, and is de- scribed as follows: !" beginning ut u corner of Cowles' land in the east fine of the War rer turnpike road, thence sontherly in the east line of said road I21O links to stones a little north of the old barway, thence south 49 deg. eas: 660 links 10 stones, thence south 20 deg. W. 62O links by small rock, thence south 10 deg. W. in the line of Q stone wall 400 links to stones at the south end of the wall, thence s. 52 deg. E. e82 links to stones on Q rock in inc edge of the timber landy thence N. 9 deg. 30 min. E. 4O7 links to stones by a rock, thence s. 63 deg. E. as far is the said Andrew & Rhoda Cotter's land runs, thence norihefly and westerly in the line of said Andrew and Rhoda's land 10 tIie first bound,' containing about forty five acres of land that snid land may now be advantageously sold that 1t lies remote from the residence oi said minors and the petitioners, and its culti. vation is attended with expense; and that il will be for the interest of s,.id minors to have said land sold and the avails thereof placed at interest. praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per pc iition on file:
 N Is ordered 5y this coprs, that said petition. CTS give notice of said application, by caus- ing this order to be published in one of the newspapers printed in Litchfeld. in the coun. ty of Liichfield, three weeks snccessiveIy, al least six weeks before the hearing; and ihai said petition will be heard ct the probate of fec in said district on the 24fh day of Angus next, at 10 o'clock A. M. .s7@a
 Certified from Record. ~ { e c. c. WooDRgpY, Clerk. Ctss7Set YfMs-ss,
 For sale by MoRsR G CAmP.
 LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
 Locking GlSssses,
 May t0. 0t M0RsE c CAMRs ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
NOTICE.

NhE Hon: Court of Probate for tlie Dfsr ,:.s... .I:cI ol L.Icntleld having appointed the WILLIAM TRAFFoRD, late of Cornwall. ir1 said district, deceased, represented insoIvent. we hereby give notice that we will meet at inc dwelling house Of Horace Trafford,. in said Cornwall, on the last Monday of July. and the second Monday of December next. af one o'clock P. M. on each of said days, for the purpose of examining the clnims of the cre- ditors to said estate: Six months are limited for the exhibition of claims. sf.
 FRRDFRIcn KELLosc, c....,.
 WILLIAM HINDAfAN, OOt ~ 'S'
 COrnacGA June IS. 1899. N d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
SPRAYED.

~ ENROM the pasture of the
 2& T subscriber, on the 6th inst.
 alarge Red Milch COW, dark AW =. ish head, lead button on one of her horns, eight or nine years old-no marks recollected. The person who will Communicate information to me where said Cow may be had. or return her. shall be lib- erally rewarded. AkMA JEROME.
 Ccyn,cau June %. 1e30 " +3
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
NOTICE.

vDHE Court of Probate for the District of l Litchiield hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof forthe creditors 10 inc estate of MTlTON CURTIss, late of Wa:- ren. in said district, deceased, within which to present their claims to the undersigned for settlement. All claims not presented within said time will be debarred . recovery. Those indebted to said estate arc requested to make immediate payment to .. "A
 GEoAcE E1ARR, EEscntOT. !.
 WMrsm, Jsne 1S, leS0. f. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

Ata Court of PrObote hOEden os L.itchfeld, sUith-
 Sn and JOr the DistsicD of Aisck kfeld, ess the,
 24ih day of June, A. ID. l63g:.
 Present PhimehGs Mines; Esq. Judge nN motion ofthe executor of the last will S ana testament of ABIGAIL BARNuM, late ol COFnwall. m said district, deceased, this at 10 o'clock A. M. at the probate office in Litchfield. for the examination and settlement of the administration account of said exec,I. tors, when and where all persons interested may appear (ifthey see cause) and be heard, touching said account; and doth also direct said executor to give public notice of this order by publishing the same in a newspaper printed in Litchfield, and by posting the same on the signpost in said Cornwall nearest the place where said deceased last dwell, at least: ten days before said 9th day of July.
 Certified from Record.
 4 .fs GEO. c. WOODRUFF. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
DTEO.
NEW GOODS
AT THE

~ Centre Of .attrMct5Oss.'' vFHE arrival of new supply of SUMNER N Goops from New-York Is this day ex- pected, which will soon be ready for the in- spection of the public. @
 June 27. N. H. NORTH & Co. INTERIORS. A large lot. of mahog- NL any and zebra wood frames, assorted sizes, just received by s
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
RUNAWAY.

T9ROM the service of the subscriber, ost N the 6th of June insiant an indented ap- prentice named DAsED KELLY, about eighteen wears of age. Eaid boy was taken from the New York House of Refuge. All persons are forbidden 10 hasbor. trust or employ said boy
 HENRY MERwIN.
 Ner.Milord, Jans 10. le90s 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
NOT.KCE.

sWOxICE. s VNHE members ofthc LachfeN Mutucl Ere A !ns'trdnce Company are hereby, warned that the annual meeting of said company will be held at the Mansion House in said Litch- field, on Monday the 1st day of July next, at o'clock P. M. for the purpose of choosing nine Directors of said company for the year ensuing, and 10 doany other business proper to be done at said meeting. rs
 SYLVESTER GALPIN, SecretGry.
 LiichfeM, June 10, lSS0. 8;
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

At Court of Probate holden at Har,o;,,.on,
 within and )cr the District of HarDinion, on
 the 19th day of June, A. D. 1880: 7,
 h4r Present, Abvah Catli,, Esq. Judge. nN motion of Henry Holt. administrator NJ on the estate of RICHARD F. WILTON, late of Harwinton, within said district deceased, this Court doth appoint the 6th day of July next, at 1 o'clock P. M. at the probate office in Harwinton, for the hearing, allowance and settlement of the administration account on said estate, and directs said administrator to give public notice to all persons interested to appear (if they see cause) before said court, at said time and place, to be heard therein, by posting notice of the same on the signpost in said Harwinton, and by advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchfield.
 Certified from Record. 9 as1
 4 ui JOSHUA WILLIAMS, Clerk. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
e249 % lOS IS
Saving in three documents,
$40 s5

The above are the only documents that were prn. ted in both years They occupied the same number of pages. md the only differences to be noticed are that in 1887 larger plumber of copies was printed than in lS?9-whie oS the other hand, hc paper us. cd hv wns worth twice as much per reann as that ueed hy the Times. II should he stated further, that the printing in 1899 was done in decent manner If we had furnished the same number of copies that the Times did, and charged as ,le rate we have done for ed two.thrds the amount of theirs. But Inc most ex. travaoant and ouiraee0ns chaYge of the Times office in 1a3 was for 3l0O copies of the spccinl report of the Bank Commissioners, n pamuhlct of only 24 pa. ges, for which they were paid Si20 % As we print ed no such document this year, of course we can ed with the cost of printing wiil perceive that this chnrae was about donble what it should have been.
 If the Times can find nc better renson for com. planng of the late Legislature, than what is furnish. ed in the printing expenses, we should advise them to keep still If they had done the work this year. we have mt the least doubt, indeing from their bill of 1884, that their charge would have amounted to up. wards of s2ooo.-Hartford Daily CeGrans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

Times OGce BiN--le37. For printing Report of
 Bank C0nm's. Sl0O 70 State Prison Rep't 75 % Report If CoEnm'r.
 of School Fund, "A co
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
U. s. Mail Stage

LitChfield to Nevy.Mavem,
 " EAvEs Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays IA and Fridays at 6 o'clock A.. M.---arrives in New Haven at 4 o'clock P. M. Returning, leaves N. Haven on the arrival of the steam boat from New York, passing through Hum- phreysville & Woodbury, Tuesdays, Thurs. days and Saturdays. For passage or infor. mation, apply at either of the public houses in Litchfield, or to H. MIX, New.Haven.
 e' la s. DELLIBER.
 LitchGeld. Hume. 1a3A. N --'-- n. ",
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

TsTrifssy qf Florida-As the late election held in this Tenitsfy, CHAnLEs DOWNING wes reelected Delegate sO CenaEe@ by . malcriiy ot or 70 ever Mr. BAETzELI, his opponsnt.-ksarvend p. CoareHs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27
MARRIED.

Tn Pleasant Plains. N. Y. Mr William B. Rarpard, of South Farms, to Miss Mary M Sweet, of North field, Con.
 In GuiIford MT. James Dennis, n revolutionary rcnsinner. 10 Mrs. Eunice Dennis. his former wife,
 In Danbnry, MT. Levi Knapp. to Miss Nancy J. Her of Kent: Mr. Epaphrns Wildman to Miss Han. nah Hack Mr. Wm. w. Downs to Miss Mary Kel. logg. @A s &As DIED,
 Tn this town, on ibe 18th inst Sarah Maria aged 2 yenrs. daughter of Mr Charles Matthews. ' In New-Preston, on the l4th inst. Mra. Mary Ab- bolt, aged 56. wife of MT. Barna Abbott. h Cornwall. on the 2sd inst. Mrs. Mary Sawyer. tf% A. s sWinsted ursala j.. wife Of John Camp, Esq. aged 27 years. .es..y.3t4gg.s -ti.. :. l;ns aoed about %, late of Goshen, Con- "
 Tn New Haven. Mr John Graham. aged 43; MT. John Iabcock, aged 8; Miss Mary Jcydon, aged IS Mrs Ssrah Foot, wife of MT. Joel B. Foot. aged s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

It is reported in the papers that the Hon. Charles Naylor. member, of Congress from Philadelphia, is dead. This is mistake. It was his brother who died, says Poulson's Ad- yertiser. -Near- Harem Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-06-27

"We have been disappointed in not eeeing in the session of 1899 with that of lS37 Win Mir. Boswell publish his ist of prices for printing. and compare them with Mr. Russell's of 1887 T'-7ymes.
 We will give few specimens, MT. Mitchell and # they not satisfactory, you will find the bills in the Comptroler's Office, and can make the compari.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
CAN BE HAD AT. THE STORE OF
5. ID. WHEELER,

Dry Goods and Groceries,
CHAD, Mackerel, and picked Goldfish
t3HFLOUR by the barrel ar pounds Hay
making Utensils, and Farming Tools gene.
rally-Cu ltivatofs-P Palm Leaf Hats, Caps
and Hoods Travelling Baskets Umbrellas
and Parasols- Mats for carriages, halls, and
doorways-Tea Walters, Tubs, Pals, Keel.
ers, Whips, Shoes, &c. &C. ii
Es,s 8J Freight taken to and from market, and
-four delivered in the village at one dollar
advance from cost for cash in hand.
Litctfed. Julu IN. y4 6 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
FOR raE Ll1cHfrEED HnoUrRl
FOR AN ALBUM.

res Ill write in this book OF thine,
ana promise 70 temember theer q
m. y thou wilt grants wish ct nine, fsE@ ,.
ana sometimes give thought 70 me, m
ssas Wis.,, w, go, 4 - K $
-, WIEN sunsets glow is IN the west
81 And heat of summer day Ii past
When n.,,r. - 80, iGHfss vs.
Al, 'e s'o"iy 1lliAs - 80, g}sss sSsei5
sg Anu over all, the twilight p cast. s
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= 80 ~ - - 4 s 800 fa-
it u, when in winters chilling air, 81 En- III 81 4
tl p. The heavenIv -. .a- el,,ra, .p,;,,.,s
So - my ~ - s.lAss sAA.s'ss
A1oa H'em ~ then some enhlecs bear
- Which will connaet thsE tlsonahts and mine.
4is5 q ~ sSss "a = --sSgTs7i "a Al
Choose then, from ali The twink ling throng, 3 n
6sAn .pe e s'af that mat doth most brilliant shine
Is humbly sung for wish IF ,hine.s .ss 81 \.
For i shall ofo, - ~. al. 3f
t9 The brightest star that Lean find, "A, S.i
9ss And in that most excelline or,el. "a ss,s.
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otAny Nuns a'su 'A'''N'5
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The following beautiful lines were sung by Mr.
Russr11. at his las, Coneer. in Rochester -
'slni SONG OF THE OLD BELL,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
brand Action, Piano Eortes,

Grand Action, Piano Eortes.
THE subscribers have ON hand. Of their
Il own manufacture, EDSgaeO FOa.EeS
Of various styles and prices, which they offer
for sale on the most reasonable terms.
The subscribers, in coming before the pub
lie in competition with manufacturers of es-
tablished fame, are resolved TO build theirre-
putation on the excellence of their hstru-
ments, and the fairness Of their terms and
prices--and hope to merit liberal share OF
the patronage Of the public. #s it
Purchasers, and the public generally, are
respectfully invited to call and examine our
work. Ali work sold AT this establishment
will he warranted, and delivered in any part
of this state, free of expense. 500
CT Tuneing, and Repairing, done mt short
notice. All orders by mail, or otherwise, will
receive immediate attention. sesela W.
sas -. b. WOODRUFF g. CO.
"A Plymeufh HolIou, July II, 1889. / 3n6
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
.PURLTC AUCTION.

DYyirtue of an order Of. the Court Of Pro-
y bate for the district Of Litchfelds Willis
sold at Public Auction on the oath day of
August, 1889, ut le'ciock IN the afternoon.
on the premises, (uuless previously disposed
Of at private SALE go much of the real estate
of ABlGAlL RARNUM, late of said Cornwall,
deceased, as will pay the sum of three hum
dred sixty-three dollars and thirty cents,
with Incidental charges of sale.
ENOs9 BAHBER, Executor.
Cornwall. August 5, 1884, 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
LOOK This WAYy

@ RODS north of the Phoenix Bank, at the
9 old stand in North street. may be found
Smeyg four wheel Carriages,
70 wif, Rnggiss and Buggy Wagons.
Also. 2 SULKfEs, second hand TnBURY, and
sundry second hand Wagons. Likewise, q
leather top PHEToN. Call and see them, for
they will. all be sold cheap. 9a Eissg
fass sa AMBROSE NORTON.
Litchfeld. .Tstlv H. NTH So =
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
Copartnership Notice.

COpartnership Notice.
V,TiE subscribers have this day formed a
IL copartnership under the Arm Of ~
Church & Agard, rs
@@o(S for the manufacture OF
Tin, Copper, Brass and - hest Iron Ware,
In WoLcorTvrLLE,
where they will furnish Pedlars with 2 good
assortment of the above named wares, toge-
Their with general assortment of Yankee No
mons, Britannia Wares, DC, as low as can be
bought at any other establishmentin the state.
All orders received from merchants TO the
amount Of S25 and upwards will be filled al
the regular wholesale price. and forwarded
70 any town in the county free Of expense.
GT Fave Troths and Conductors made and
nut up in tho best manner.
- ALSO,
Will keep on hand good assortment OF
- COOKEVG &TO YES, 81
amongst which are Morse celebrated Afha-
nor, Gilleit e. RaDd's Farmers Stoves, Parlor
Stoves, Box Stoves, Fire Frames, Oven Mouths,
Cast iron PIoughs. Sleigh Shoes. Hollow
Wares, &c Sc, which will be sold as cheap
as can be bought at the manufacturers. l''sf
T All kinds of work done ut short notice.
as 97e5 CHARLES s. CHURCH,,
-rg@s aa BRADLEY r. AGARD. el
Wolcoa.piue, March z. 1889. Y G a
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22
From tie Nev- York Scar. +


ROYALTY AT ;SARATOGA!
The dinner at Schenectady, was no great things!
The Boys refns' d TO shoutGll the vRst reoicings,
A Druu and Efe--she echo ofa little Cam -.
The Prince. made speech, u keep he wheels in
motion, x & se 49, lss,I
Told bis Loco deeds-and said he had notion
And have D holiday. from pubic cares awhile!
Surely his sacred Majesty. has lost the charm,
BY which it was his wont 70 keep ambition wAsm-
Forsaks hiu,--and have their fond allegiance lost.
Az Temperance is oil the dandy, now a.days.
And popularity 10 bought in many ways
Az BdlLst0n, he gave forth his Royal ProiCcol,
Forbidding 70 his suite, the use of Alchohol sess
cts severe penance, on such human stomachs.
Who. Rhen'ere they rise, each morning have tht
Rum-aches,) Nt
Bsing legitimate Brimstone--the tfne. LacDt
To avoid the Congress spring, for wise Doctors say
Its Chalybeate properties are mix d with Clay
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-08-22

Permit gidly, trifing girl ~ 7f
~ For once to fill your poets corner i1
She cares not how the critics snarl,
g4t# Or benux and macaronles scorn hark 49,
She longs in print her lines 70 see M a gs ID 4.
Oblige her-sure you cant refuse it
And if you end her out, your fee 4 " "a ssSsf
Shall be, 10 kiss her, II you choose Il.
4s49 ~ WIfssf t --Ssv31+l- MI fss ~ s.
Lore.--Iove in France is comedy !; in England
Tragedy; in Italy On opera seria and in Gennany
malodrame. ADVERTISEMENTS. Se5sgsa
On the Sin Of July, on the night Of d Monday,
Elcped from her husband the wife Of John Gnndy,
Ills erieffor her absence each day growing deeper:
Should any one find her he begs him to-kssp Asr!
.why is l,omeIy girl like . blacksmith ! apron
Because, she keeps of the sparkle.
III Paris there isa class Of men who make Il bust
ness to get run over by carriages. for the purpose d
recovering damages sa1 $3.50
Tour SourEzE. Major BuckfoEd Of Montreal, has
been lately nuc.ed in the sum Of 1000 The suitol
q lady Tor husging and kissing her 100 tudsly.
The Onion Business -Bemuda il nvaLine Connect.
icut she has shipped this spring 70 the West Indies
haIfa million pounds Of onions and two hundred baels
Of po,atocs. m Bermuda half bottle Of seed pro-
duccd 5000 lbs. onions-l6O Of which weighed go
pounds. u, $3.50. a Z .sts. u.
or the 80 divorces granted by the Of Ma
ryland, 20 were in BalsimOrs City f. q
EooI4sH.-A young man named VIM Sawyer, Of
West Newbury, Mass. drowned himself in brock.
4 short time since. He had been married only three
months This furnishes melancholy Esfisctenseor
bachelors Well. il is said that the WHO'S purpose Of
nam Is, 10 be Born get married. build himself tomb.
and die .-N. r. V;siter. sf1s
A Yankee from the Kennebcc disirict, Maine. de-
scrbes that place as 80 healthy thatte cizens have
to remove somewhere else to die
TIM Battle OF New ORLEANS, The editor Of
the New. OrleansR cayune, while whiting ashcEt edi-
ioris the other day. killed twenty masqa.oes, and
wounded sleyer others. How much blood was split
90 thsi side Of the victor. 10 not stated. M 1900
Don't you think we had better sell out and move
ID lie western country r. said an old woman % Low
en-, Mss 10 her husband after hearing the Rev. Mr.
Miller preach upon his fayorte subject that the world
isto % destroyed il 1919 3. ...s-
GirFs Revesge.--The Louisville, uKy1 Journal
says FRA little boy. sixteen years Of age. Aix y Cha
pele, Miss recently slapped his little sister. aged
about twelve years, for some tniins misdsmesnor.
~hen che Instantly grasped sknife and pinngedit 10
his heart! AIS @ .i"f - i's8@
REroRr--A celebrated barrister one day ezarnin-
ing witness who fciled all his attempts @ rdieule
by her ready and shrewd ansser. o. last exclaimed
=" There q brass enough in your head, 70 make
Eve pail kettle" And sap enough in yours, sE, to
fIl il" rctOrted the unintimidated witness
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-04-04
III u NJ A N H A | r

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But one, doubtless, will dispute that the author Of
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From this date, Mr.. A. GRANDJEAN promises, according
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him exercise A. according the and he different
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The principal remedies st. Paste, the OF which
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