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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09


CUsPENSION OF SPECIE PAYMENIS-The crisis
- has arrived te the merits Of the cash system for
fstteri the cred system appear on ppr; its
effects upon individuals often prove rainous IN the extreme
In London and Paris the have set their face against
and consequently number OF establishments have pruig up
Of late years that do cash business only This has been termed
by the European sem and has but recently been
troducrd INTO New York.
PHILLIPS Of l06 William street. does not claim for himself
the honor he believe that he
out extent than his rivals Fer instance,
they themselves purchasing for csh Of the obbers
he RENTS funds TO Europe TO buy Of the manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
OF articles before they reach tho custon
The extensive patronage he has been honored WITH must be
Sufficient voucher OF public opinion as to the he carries
his Of producing first rate garment, cut IN
percr style and made BY but the most finished workmen
He Effects saving o ~ per cent the prices charged BY
Who profess furnish the best goods and he does hs
the ry Of his style and elegance q ms
garments Phillips will also warrant hrs coats TO be equal 10
any mode Broadway and he considers them the ies'
,tanda ard by which comparison be instituted.
NB-Ai goods paid for deiivery and gentleman ex-
pectrd 10 when any reasonable objection
ss call solicited at 100 William corner Of John street
n8 3m.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

ID UOMo 10 LET-Two handsomely finished rooms the
III oer Of the house No. John to be let
paraely gether They be had furnished uniur
ushed with without breakfast and tea Enquire the
mis- o22 Iw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

EFT these want Of good and cheap Boots and Shoes call
IL at WALKER & Co.'s Stores, Nos 2O6 Canal corner OF
HUDSON $50 and 286 Canal street. next to Greenwich
There you will find them selling their unrivaed plated DO pts
double single soes for So IS 10 So 90 pair hne calf
boots from 81 to S. Heavy winter boots from ~ to
81 so and So Boys and ehdren boots from u 10 81 10
per palr Mems shoes Of all Lin at low prices They
ladies' shoes OF all kin d such Cater
boots BusLns Ties slippers and Ws.hng shoes " MI kind
wi Misses boots and shoes great abundance;
don't forget Walker Co.. and the nimbe sxpenec. oislm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

TNO LETA Parlor and Bed Rooms furnished, to let
L Apply at No. TO- Barclay street. ole n
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

NEETROPOLiTAN THEATRE-Thc arrangements Of
lVl the Committee being completed the and
all disposed subscribe for the Stock OF the
THEATRE to erected at the Of Broadway aud Cham
Der street. requested to attend meeting 10 be held at the
Aston House Mondsy evening the eleventh instant at
o'clock for the purpose choosing trustees and hearing
the report the Committee OF arrangements.
BY order Of the Committee.
New York, 18th 1899. sM...r
no Gentlemen having subscription lists requested TO
them the Committee. Saturday evening Iex at
seven o'clock at the Committee ROOM No. Astor House
nl-3tMW&F
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

~ HEAf CLOks-The subscriber has on hand
~ tensire assortment &c Ladies' cloth silk aud merin0
Cloak all of winch he offers reduced pr,cesAiso zres
stock OF cheap Dry Goods TH0s rATTisON,
nj I'm No. Bowery corner Of Division street.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

Pre- MUM HATS.-Ihe subscriber having had
dsls awarded him the late Fair Of the American In
sttute FOR the Beaver and Nutria Has exhibited
remiads his customers and the pubic that his sapdcyd
nrccs arc 6scd the following unprecedented tal.s
Premium Beavers - 90, Nutria ~ So MI, a. CO. silk
81 So wholesale and retail at hi fiat and Sur s.,abshmept
i64 Chatham street, New York e. WATSON
sAlso on hsnr aud constantly manufacturing, every
description Ladies dressed Fur u6s Trimmings
&C. &c. For sale fifteen per cheaper than be
bough, elsewl eie IN the city. c76 In
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

"A Ou ssx.iNE VI LAiNEs-k L. SMITH GO
M ole, f,r sale .. liberal terms ~ ssssvtsa sss
! es, u he Pearl street -
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

r-~~ - SOUTHERN DAILY MAIL LINE 'os
h~-AN Norfolk Charleston, y. c., Petersburg and
A- R;chmoud.-The steamboats, ALABAMA
KENTUCKY and JEwEss, all boats ofsreed and scco~me
.so. viii running daily the Arst April between
H.I,,,or. Norfolk and Portsmouth, leaving the lower end
spssrs wharf every afternoon O'clock % 'mmsda'siy
80 ~. arrival az AZ, ear Philadelphia and will srrivs
.,t er,ag a, Portsmouth in time for the FOR Winirs
Tan ana thence Charleston Returning VIII 'esve
every day after The arrive rom tne SCUM sna
<siphis
These boats run an connection WITH the well snown "ssn
x.eksts ceorsi. and sosth Carolina which leave Noros
every Saturday hareson giving travellers they
also connsc,ion with the James River beau 20
burg Richooa Strangers informed (cid ravensr
kpow) this cheapest and most comfortable route ior
southern travellers there changes from cars steam
boats and stages " sh- dead sf night on the
souss The co,pany therefore hope travelling part Of e
community will arouise them IN giving equal ehoes and
s..ass sad far. 10 Norfoa. - JOHN W BROWN,
mse-0 Agent
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

a, n REWARD Lost small black white Spaniel
I'D III light form with spotted feet, TO the
Fer will return the to the at 80 Pearl
shaIl receive the above re ward M 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

nR GRANGER has removed TO his residence,
~ Ne. 50 Amy street. where ofers TO the pnblic his
Homeopathic Restorative at the manufacturing price.
The which has attended The previous sac Of this
liable remedy enables him 10 place within the reach Of
all who suffering from consumption, affection Of
lungs or liver
DR.. GRANGER be CONSULTED daily, al HE o6cs roa
II In g. and from 10 Q. r. NJ. OILS 3ms
ChAwL Observation-Disclosures GUYNET, 9S<
- Broadway would respectfully call the attention Of the
Ladies their large and well selected stock Of Ssascnable
Fancy and staple Dry Goods which they offer at great
bargains being much lower than the cos, Of importation
Their stock comprises large assortment Of the newest and
fashionable Of Plain and Figured Black and Color
ed silks and sans. Mcusselbes de Lame and Chailies
Merno and Thset Cloths Jet and Blue black Bombasss
and Grapes; Paris Embrodees and Laces Tape bordered
Hemshiehea. and Embroidered Linsa Cambre Hasdksr~
Chiefs Dark and Black Ground French Prints Silk velve
Hosiery, scarfs Hsndkerchies Gentlement Ladies' and
Misses Md Gloves Belts &C. ALSO large and splendid var
ETY. Of Paris and Lyeas Broche, Tibet and Cash
shawhi Scotch and French Plaid and Figured Blanket
Shswls. he. &c.
NIB The Ladies are resp cully requested land they will
lind much TO their adyanage TO call and examine stock
before purchasing elsewhere. o267ws
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09
ALLTHE AFFLICTED READ THIs...-PHYsICIAN!


A 1.-the AFFLICTED READ THIs...--PHYsICIANs
IA ALL A FARCE..-DOCT0R MANTACCINI IS IN
2N been said that the rert great discovery would
venturer proc discovery and with flourish
cou d. grace challenges the memory of all our departed
phycisn aud the ability OF living Hin Harlequin
patched shredded ORIGINAL BY STEALTH lAs
his discovery piece OF impatient hoob, n AID shen HI me-
dcne 10 tnowu Tor esr.g efsct, WI, dispute his
boast IN hi. effort. have been crowned with complete
Whoever heart 81 disorder existing without its dreca
agency. We. tbs osaa.s ,ay as y, s.l Tr.,
disoo,cry hut mserhs The ace OF improvement
Dr. Man'accin -fPrs COZ rs'e the csad Dr. nameess
York the DEVIL and until the people are we'll
gued the imposition will BE continued and the patient viii
have he should hare done beereeonsu rego-
1xoe Who prefer reality practise prsfssioa
vii; we'll call the Office Of Dce,er Gsrsrdsn s.d TO i1S
william street vhss perfect cure Is waranses o. dsesss
ai.es.e. in 'hsir vsriess s,.s-- 90 In.
M AT ts sclsment the year (~rits
poSSsu) whss Asthma, Coughs Colds se are
speedy reped, may be found Dr. Maons We
retsbe Bsan for sale ~ .. Sands - and soo vsi
Too q ; syme, a. and 3ie Bsw.ry Burnsts resfsmsy
store 81 ConaI street ne For further psrcaars Dr. s.
scu' savs''semen' W s~chev rsr n the Her1id e3sa
11,,. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. BEAUTY-Adis-
s.ss Depilaory the only article thai hes sves esss
found tn permanently supensous hair ftca ths sss
mech and arms Females leaving the n sssv Seer asl
whittier before It's Application 10 80 mild and harmless
IN Il. nature may be ssed upon infant with perfect
.s.y For sale-prse dolisrs per botte-st 0Uf0Ny,
iso 6rosaws, Arsn, for The Ur;'sa s~s. ~ Asr. ss
EXTRAORDINARY CoMBiNATlON.-Tre BaDda.s
r. or Oriental Tablet will el, rsser the .hin SMOOTH
clear and even rsmo.,ps rsashssss an eeh .saburp&
md every mperction tom 10 surface having the ccwreros
h ssd white will qscky e.utsse, the delessr'oss
effects q alkaline so,s, psins sea ba,hg Ne and
shin that transparent brhlsncy 20 lssil, admired nrc
cen,s-sod only GUt0NS, iss broadway, orrcs'es yoss
str $50
LNOH tULOKlSD ns.D vA ufsnf HAHN rhnmA-
II NEKT BROWN OR LACK-Rsd or grey hair meg
epernansstly colored rich and glossy brown OF esek
nre application OF Maksmr eds Turkish Dyc and instead o.
nJurng The hair, preparations 30, improves n
sarapes and causes il 10 xr very ururisnty e JUST u the
vutstou Of this article that orders have heen rsstvsd Tor
ron Avies. se,,lenes resdsr Canton, clio have sats
ctoy tested iis efficacy while home Price ~ per sc
nd sold Wholesale and retail ~ <~.,.xx.,.
.,s-v Ar-uc for the listed stsses Of Amer'es
sa.,I Ia IA a 4CHIND 20 TIE sob.erbers ssss
Is .ss.,. C,r ne ale 81 Bovo scws elaborate "
LfMl-ia me DATED States ess ssppsy dealers 90 60
-. y, .,x s.,e, al the iowes, market prices For psrsY
Nd sr.ssh shy will be sssnA fy eqssi 70 ~, m,:r"esr
ss,s No q Liberty s,rest, Mt.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

-.xn pzCKET ~ HAvRE-seecrd Liss- Tns ship
Mn BALTIMORE las. Fuas, Master, viii sail - We
J" p''s"'s'' poYp HtNcKEN, Arsss.
pTcssiee Duii4ia9
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

SEE FOR HAVRE.-The well known ship HAVRE
kkT%l> Captain MKown. Has the major part of he
cargo engaged, and will be promptly dispatched. Fo
freight passage apply to
BOYD HINCKEN No Tontine Building. os
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

SSYs FOR HAVANA and BELIZE. HON 3URs.-To
M sail 10th instant The 6ue fast ss copper fastened
aud coppered brio PATSEYB BbOUNT, Peterson
master. take or passengers for either place, and the
bulk of lL0 buls for Bel re.
For freight passage apply to the Captain board at Pier
90. Z II, or to D. BLANCO. 81 Fr.nt .treet. n73F
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

- BEAVER AND MOLEsKIN HATs-The Citzen
OF the wards and Of New York generally, may
pure base fur and s,k Hats at far pice, the t'me
Meleskn Hats the best quality 50, Beaver ard M
tria s. Prices Fixed. caps s.. in the same ratio.
DAVID HOWELL, fashionable Halter,
Min. % Nassau street N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

CTCVES! STOVES. STOVES : The Subscriber,
- would call the Of the public their large and
eee ant Of Stoves. which as follows:
The Peoples Improved Cooking Stove for wood or coal
the Improved Union Cook for wood coal; Parlor
Frankn splendid patterns; small Frankns for cooking witt
coal Canal Stoves James Improved cook stoves nine plate m
plate they offer wholesale
terms cash. their stors
Water street. door Of Peck Slip and 06
four doors west katharine Market Fancy Base Stove
Offices stores barroos steamboats, &c together
with large Of "copper" tin and sheet iron
constantly on hand stove pipe. "
ole I'm. A. X M. SOMEhVlLLE
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

( d. roiST, GRASSY FONT, SING SING,
&&nMnh@- TARRYTOWN, DOBBs FERRY HAS.
,r,xoa AND yONKERs-The aud splendid steambost
nsCiiisxo oapt D. Hay wood, win leave The OF Rob
;r aes, above BarclayJ every morning Friday.
..,sa Al ocosw stopping a. the Old State Prison wharf
~.ssh ~sx Returning will leave Peskskh att oessck.
pr..Liss, am Oianer On board
a., an. Of passenger, she viii make trip
on rrd s., s1so,,osoa inqare ef HAWKINS VIII.
rfAmsON Ns.o7 West street, whsvs pArsssss rs'snt ne
In ~ ,ece;v.a Tor ~. boat Wy
excKyT W. HAvRE-seccrd Lise.-T skip
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

6NN~ NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLIsHEU LINE
NkTXP OF PACKETS.-To sail punctually every Mon.
sms day throughout the in the following order
Ship vieksburg October l4h Ship Mississippi Oct. 2lst
Ship Orleans Oct 2Sth Ship Louisville November 4h Ship
Panthea Nov nth ship shasspeare New 18th Ship Ar
kansas. Nov. 2sth Ship Huntsville, December I'd Ship
Ma hvs, Dec 9th SHIP Saratoga, Dec. 10Th Ship Alasa
ma. Dec 23d Ship Yazos Dec. Both.
ships all Of the first class corpeed and copper
fastened commanded experienced navgator constantly in
Bslise.
about TO embark for the above port will find the
of these vessels for Cabin Second Cabin, and
seego Passengers unsurpassed by any others, and cannot
fail ensure every comfort
For passage apply board at Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall
street or WI. T. TAPSC0TT, 43 Peck Slip, next door
IN Isl South street ol7.lm+
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

~ ia "a Il s0 20 pAR- TIE sob.erbers So
- ,s,.,. fnr lhe ale 81 Bovo sc~'s "CHL0RAIL W
LfMH-i he Us'ed states ess ssypsy de.'e" ~ 80
.d sressh ,hy will be faA l eqssl 70 any m,:rnsssrss
!. ~, eosnsry o. IN EsraSs. pERssE sRooss
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09
ONE PRIZE HAT STORE.

ONE PRICE HAT STOhE
r. NEW FASHION-BR0WN cos, new style Of
IN ready for sale al Tho low fixed price Of 81
They suPass in beauty any ever offered TO the same
price, eomSnng the requisite qualities OF the more costly
ghtne durability and lusre. The great number Of hats
which they sell for cash only enables them to furnish
article TO usually sold at the price The
public invited examine and Judge their merits at Brown
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse It's Chatham corner
Of Mott-.trcet. New York sl33m'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

AIRS J. N. WRIGHT Linen, Cav ats. Gloves Handker.
wi ne Hosiery &c. "a Liberty sree-Thrce door. east
or H,o.6ua, n7.3r
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

AIOTICE-The boat for Port Chester Horseneek, Siam
IN ford Ne-wzlk and Bridgeport leaves New York on sa
turdays, at o'clock, A. NJ. n7Ar
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-09

NTOTICE.-CheIsea Bank Bills will be taken al the follow.
IN ing undermenoned stores at Groceres namely:
At the corner Of Avenue e. and Third street,
Do do Rivington and Goerck street,
Do do Stanton aud Sheriff street.
Do do Avenue ID and Third street ola I'm
r EECHES LEECHES !--Constantly on hand, a large
IL supply Of Swedish and German Leeches For sale BY
the thousand, hundred or dozen.
Leeches carefully packed in clay SO be sent to any
part Of the country with p. RECT safety
nj Inn JOHN ALLAYOLA CO., LOG Bowery.
rOAL COAL.-As cheap as the cheapest and good ths
~ best Yard 504 Washington street, near Spring Prse
of coal for few days longer Delivered free Of carriage
Goat. Yard douby screened
Peach Orchard, red ASH $50 $50
Schuykill grey ash TOO $50
Lehgh, $50 I0
Liverpool, 1900 nW
Pc GUERNSEY & co.
M United States Bank and Rhodu Island bills taken
par. s2som
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10

TERMS. To village and single mail subscribers.
two dollars per year, paypbls before The Of
Blk months. " 4 Il 49,, .ss.s.,E .<..s3 49, Z
TO cOnpaniss of any number over six, 81 50 per
y6aE payable as above. To companies less than six,
81 as per year. payable MS before. s. eent6 will be
deducted from each Of these prices when payment is
made in advance These prices are exclusive Of mail
or staeG charge for transportation.
NopapeFs win be discontinued until al aFreaFaRes
are paids except the discretion Of the editor
Notice q wish 10 discontinue must be given be.
fore the expiration Of b year, "a &c., s.
01rADvERTIsING. One square, three Insertions, 81,
and the same proportion fcf two or more squares -
Half square, IS cfas Continuance over three weeks
30 per cent per week. "A liberal deduction made for
adyertisemepJs continued Cor ~ months. 81 -
Administrators and ExeeutoEs' Notices, 81 90
sCOmmis stoneFs, Notices, IS /.
An comtnnnica.ions must be POSTPAID. 3 fafl
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
NORRIS MULTICAULIs.

r. TIE su1s m - y 10y PrePar-
0Y uine Morns Multicaulis, Alpine
- and Canton Mulberry Trees, as
many ofthem measuring 9 and z feet high,
and leaves have been picked this season from
the Multicaulis trees measuring 10 1-2 inches
wide and - l-2 In length Also, Silk
WOE1nS Eggs Of the most: approved varieties,
viz the Extra Mammoth, called the Turkey
Silk Worm. and the invaluable variety cal
led the ltalian or peanut kind--it Is we'll
known the Italian siik is the best silk prOtitl-
iced ia the known world also the Mann
moth White, the most approved variety in
this country, which makes ns good silk as The
Italian; also the Mansfield (6Weeks1 Worm,
sulphur and orange colored. The Trees and
Silk Worms can be put up In good order and
sent to any paFs ofthe United States. The
subscriber has had unparalleled success this
season in raising ths trees and making the
lsilk. and he will give gratuitously all he in
formation necessary for preserving ihe trees
spring, and also ingearing the silk worms
and making the silk. b H
He has also Dennis SIN Manudg for sale,
which gives all ibeneeess&sy inlormafion for
scnitisafing the different kinds &C Mulberry
Trees, feeding Silk Worms, and manufae-
turing silk 10 profit price only 25eenfs.
. The subscriber, by actual experience This
aimfner. b fully satisfied that the rearing
and manufacturing Of silk can be MAIDS .
very profinble business. 50 much %. that be
: anxious 10 sell cut his valuable Stock Of
Dry Goods fer The purpose Of going exclu.
niueIy into The eilk business. Consequently
ersat bargains N Dry Goods ear DO obtai1s
Cd ntt ho Store Of sAs subgesibnF. AZ there 10
IN earnest solicitation ola multituJs Of my
fellow citizens % know The rennllof nv expe-
rionce aalIS summer, I shall On q sl,6rt lime
niHa Il Z public notice. AARON CLAPp.
n HARTFORD Sgt -. leao. ~ rs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
1 New G o king Stove.
{ { Price ossIsg I6 DolIGss.
me q tlsauor Ahead I

Il this age Of Improvement who can anti
cipatc 3 stopping place The subscri-
'ber. would abA0phce @ the public, that he
has Just completed b. new Stove upon tho
At1anor principle, expressly toacclimHlodate
snsull Families SAID Stove Is adapted 10
wood az coal, and u cons syucted on principles
az strict Economy, and stands forth with Ma
sestic front, sChAll enging the world TO produce
sNmB o. equal size that will do - much work,
and bake so neatly with ~ little fuel.
&clhryG Premiums. Rail Roads &c. &C.
4fdhd CD nls1ss silence before Il wkfie h per-
s1Disss iss sgonde 81 working upcfatious.- Even
do EeIipss isFenAegpds Invisible ~ the
-kfighiness ofs iis eomings aass go u T'
IS lad aag ore - ddsitf On dis snljecL let
Ahesn ~ Il. and hey will soon be satisfied Of
thetrulh pfthe above assertions. -. ! -
~. n, nddifion % The above will Be found
three sizes of AxHANDR Shows Of the old pat
ferr. and likewise the latest improvement,
sv;ih q GOOD ASSORTMENT Of Box ETovEs, Fire
Famss. pipe, and Gztnses, nlenu!assuEsd y
q Essssisssi. opposite - CosgysgaIisnsl CharcA.
nam 9as .la4os fHA 4Nt = ~ 49, ts~ t.fs Z
j AZ n sasoss gsassfhiIy reserved and orders
IA hosk M1loiatale and retail promptly cx-
,ecmiaa. without amB mistake. Ihoae ~ want
Nm - Mell - snsd fheif orders a. early g
.'nossihIss end nny ret assured that they wall
Is allea prerEselY Ito sanIs, and at the same
nFiees ~ 81 hey NeEc themselves present.
F.ilsks sl4 6s[s. s, 1859. - e
- -. ~. s.1<-L-s - YSI--- -
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
TO PRINTERS.

Ornamentai Letter and other Type 10 proportion. II
These are te prices on credit az cir months; but
purchasers, ard will thereiors akea discount Of Eve
per cent. Tor New York accepiances atninAsy days,
and ten per cent. for cash. Rga ~. ~
We have recently added TO ouY former extensive
ofnamentat eiier, embracing condensed Exfra-C Com
densed, Extended Outline. Skeleton, Shaded. Oynav
mental modern Thin faced black, &c. new Flew
err and great variety Of Oinaments fcsminE allo-
gether she most extensive and elegant aesuEtnent Of
Printing Types in the United States. and absclnssly
an TIirivalIed one. ~ n
We siso furnish every other article that u nccsssa-
~ for Printing Offiee. ~
Printers of newspapers who publlsh ihs ADVERTISE
ent three times l.afore the III of Nevember. 1889.
sending us one Of the publications. viii receive ray
The amount Of their bill. GEO. BRUCE & co.
y Senh 30 1889. III tJsS Ssvf0
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
WANTED,
. NOTICE.

TINE Court Of Probate for the District Of
Y IL Norfolk hath limited and allowed Blk
months from the date hereof for the creditors
Qf the estate Of DAVID GAYLoRD, late Of Nor
folk, in said district, deceased, to exhibit
their clains to the subscriber, for allowance
and settlement. n ~
,sse.i; ss AsAHEI GAYEoRD. Erecsstor.
/ N05aH, Sept l6, 1889. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
THE ANNIVERSARIES.

lNE AlyNAVEBSAh
THE 2sth ann6al meeting Of the Foreign
Mission Society Jor, Litckfe1 County will
be held at Litchfeld on Wednesday the 18th
Of October next, at one o'clock r. a. when
deputatien from the Parent Society, and
other, gentlemen, are expected to address the
meeting. , esi ~ y. ,esss AZ. w.
The Cohsaag Home Mission Society will hold
It's anniversary on the same day at 40 oicl'k
A. M. Allfriends Of Christian beBevolence
are. cordially invited to attend.
i'.i, r. HARRISON.
RetAleley,. SEM. q. 1890. ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1839-10-10
81 LNECMEEELD COUNTY,
ESmmNaaNNg SRMhMMl AaeMG1aHH0El.

OU4ANaADGBs S3BAkUUG y 49, UANSAAS
MEETINGS of the Litchfield County Common
yh School Association will be holden in the month
of October next at o'clock r on each days
mentioned, viz - 80 Ii,
Monday the 2lst. 80 ts
AT Plgmoafk, al the Congregation Meeting House
OF the lst Society, on Tuesday the I'D
At Woodbury., at the Congregational Meefn
House of the lsf Soc. ON "Wednesday the gSd
s5s Il Of the ist Society, on Eidag the 25th. n
IL imnortaai that The severll Town Associations
be fully represented The friends Of education geSer-
ally are earnestly requested TO attend and take port IN
pected from the Secretary Of the Beard Of Commis.
si0ners, and also from other gentlemen. respect
i've Vice Presidents Of the Association, and the Ger
nv of te several towns are respectfully requested TO
give publicity to thisnotick.
Sept. n. 1889. SAMUEL CHURCH. PnesA !.
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Be,hlehem. SEPT. 25, 1880.
V1oicottville Academy.

81 VH0icottville Academy
ITIIE Winter Term 81, the WolcottvilIe
IL Academy will commence on Monday
the Alb Of November next, under the instruc-
ton OF Mr.. HENRv NoRTors, Of Goshen.
Tuition, for common English branches %
per quarter for the higher English branch
es "a. u. W ss
. The term will continue five OF six months.
,e2s SAMUEL. A. GRovEs, 1......
-t Wa. 5. HUNcERFoRD, 'ses' "
= Wolcottville, Sept. 26. II
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and will be happy 70 commodafe their Gus
TONERS as usual. a4 4s Is ~. o&
Leghorn and Straw Hats cleaned and pre-
pared, and Manutuamaking done in the latest
style on short notice.
P. 8. All persons indebted % n. r. CAMS
are requested To make immediate payment.
liickfeld April A. ~ s .ss n go ys. a.