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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

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MN g packet 900 freish, free ,o saa
s.ss94 elegant G.. si. PSI packet ,, :A,,
sseomanosaton. Apply on board Orleans wharf foot Of
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splendid Tor cabin ,sssa ei psr
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Tn, NEW YORK will succeed the Great Britain and sail
fsxZ PAssAGE FOR skvANYAH-FT,! fieLet.-
MD VAR esp,.n JgG"..a; viii go:S,sly az !;
age al low rates For Passss apply board Oi Of Maiden
lane ITO w.< TArscoTT, % South q,
Tou.,..d the O. Lamar the splendid packet MADISON
viii positively sail her regular cay having splendid seeS~
s AsAeE E9s . SMassIs s.s snS 7,s S
.sEAAGHUDsoN; Captain Page, will pos, lvsy SAL as
to to-" A. would wei to s,a%i., .. 6
lifted up with every attention TO the erfort OF pas'engers
For''''a'' apply e. 1T r TRf RS g ssyh,t
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N14n. has no,t el her c,rgo .ngsgd, and will have
ofs despatch FL Hs'sff; Son r wS.
Sdx STAR LINE FOR SEw qRLEANs.-w ss,sI
ss t. sps SS. NhRSs @ ioSa@S
ready receive fgh, MONDAY NEXT and proceed on her
'oy's' neat sailing GIt3yv 100 Finest,
cts corner u South
PLEASANT ROOMS TO tT. g .iutls gsn.tem.rl Coy.
in aderass part Of Br,adway EnauTe at sas Brosdway
NEW EsTABI IsHMENT, on CASH sysTEM.-we
the sh last business IN Segars; manu- ciured aud raw
9ss .o s,n m's r .sS ira, We Sc
undesold BY any other establishment IN h city no. that any
give hotter eoods for uniform prices the lowest oil
o5 iw' Gu. kaEYMBoRG s co. 81 csdar at.
ITANTEDA siua'n a. assi.sst purse or 20 fyn Of er'
sent employers viii recommend her Ariy ats Moore near
Waterst. ois wv
osTOv NcrJ,, AZ, srr,on small white and black bail
u terrier Deg Thr fider will he sur ably rewarded BY
leaving him at the address his eolar III Fulton st Nsw
MANGLEs, GLFs-PRiCEs FEDNCED.
H nS es 1..re. GY.f asT tS he
fa ss{ a 9 SifS am and dsrS ii
ss. 9 ,S Ss % and Eapd puts st.a sS on
Be seen in operation At The City Hotel Pesrstrs t Houss
A.henseUm and Cariton House ''''''
s T Ts s Ms.. fV s pI ss L 20 5p
work aud bell hanging, aseheap be done in a city
si' I'm
cvG4Rs leo low Fricea srnish in half aud quar-,
sis yK COLLINS. Sc south =,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

10 DR. HUN TEKS NtD DKUP. -fD
MEDICAL OFFICE, Ne " PECK SLtP, near Water
vi street and Nc. Is Centre street the Post Once.
The genuine Red DtQgcr Mx, FOR The speedy ald per-
rnnrut cure Of cert disease 10 te had
above.
NB-The Red Drop administered 10 the afflicted, by a
regular at No ~ Peck slip, ard ~ centre street
N.B-Nnne genuine withgu' ny signature ana 20 con-
NJ ton with any other office. Mind tbs Nos and Ohcts ~
You treatment Consultations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
aisit. ~ J. HUNTER. MD.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

also that the Wings have greatly increased 'Hei's
Sales of Stocks yesterday at phadepha a. s.-,
Wilmington RR Loan SIS, s4f s2 50 shares Bans 81
ha, as; Mechanics Bank, 81; North Amerca BANK ses
"a Planters Tsnpesee 10 Sichsburg IL; 100 do, &c. Hat
n: 40 Philadelphia and Trenton RR ioo,, , -.
~ cnnd Bo,rds shares Girsrd, 49, Merchants and Mann:
f,c,nrer Psburgh, so Commercial Cineinnat 49, 50
: Bank, s5!.
SHIP NEWS.
pan, PIMA. Oct l-arr Cohen jr Rio Janeiro; inde
nendeuce Fall River Sarah Ann Lutte Egghhbor Bedarl
SBedfod; Phadelrhia NYork; Mid1eseS, dos cid hepub
can, Albany; Planet. NYork 4, A., III. III. n
Oct i2-arr Weymouth New iorki nree D.
,ksrs do samuel Albany sun, sonngon sid Su-
san Bo.ton; DanlWetster, do
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15

There has been less doing in the markets generally
The principal transaction to-day sale OF teas, six
months, as follows:
Young Tyson Per d.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-10-15
N q T | G Z.

SyGARs LOO low priced spanish IN half aud quart,
~ horts-rniitiej TO dsbtnture-fpr sale ~
sie ~ COLLINS. So soaih ~
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
B. : Eistlslaya e. Son,

Have for sale on reasonable terms, viz.
English and American Prints Ginghams.
Printed Nluslins White. Brown and Blue
Cotton Drill. White and Brown Linen
Drill Bicachcd and Unblcachcd Cottons.
Cambric, plane and Figured. Swiss Mus
lin. Lace Edgings. Insertings. Fancy
Gauzc lldkIa. and Scarls. White Wells.
Garniture. silk. Satin. Velvet and Belt
Ribbons. Wound Wire. Furniture Chints.
Hamilton Stripes. Bonnet Wrcaths and
Flowers. Ladies and Gentlemen Hosiery.
Gloves. Satin Ncck Stocks. Nankcens.
pongoc Colorcd I!dIlis. Grass Cloth. Cot
ton I'dkis. Needless Pins. Spool Cot
ton Thread Buttons Suspcndcrs. Ready
Made Clothing. Wickyarn, SC, sc.
GROCERIES.
Molasses. Sugar. Lamp Oil. Tea.
Flour. Meal. Dried Apples. Raisns.
Citron. Prunes. Tamarnds Pickles.
Vinegar. Nutmcgs. Mace. Alspcc. Gin
nanon Cloves. Ginger. Sage Pepper.
Mustard Honey. Tobacco. Cigars. Pipes
Snuff. Soap. Salad Oil. Olives. Lem
On Syrup. Porter. Pale Ale. Stoughton's
ElXcr. Wines, sc.
SUNDRIEs.
Boots and Shoes. Writing Ink. Shoe
Biacking. Arrow Root. EPSON Salts
Hcnch Planes. Elacc and Bits Chiscls.
Fish Hooks. Combs. Sauce and Fry Pans
Iron Squares. Screws. Nails. Axe Han
dies. Axes. Adzcs. IIatchcts Writing
Paper. Blank Books Quills. Corks, sc.
Generally on hand good assortment of
Crockery, Glass, and Tin Ware.
Honolulu, Dec. ., 1910. IT,
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
$40. !

u, rrisoncrs, and satisfaction for the ma
I nal insult
|, prisoners while in California, and after
4, ard. in Topic, they were assisted with
|lyicc and other means by an American
|,zcu named Farnham, who fortunately
|,pcncd to be passing through that count
on his way to the United States, which
E,yiccs were acknowledged by the prison.
n. in the following ccrtiticatc:--
Rcpubic of Mexico, City ofTcpc, 9th May, 1910.
f,os l. FARNuAM. ESD,
Sir: We the undersigned, natives ofGrcat
and Of the United States of Amcri-
formerly residing in Upper California,
|rd at present pris )ncrs in this city, beg to
I;un you our most grateful and sincere
hanks for the very important services rem
|crcd to us in California, while under con-
Inc. ,ent there, and for your interchangeable
Ind cresslul cxertions in alternating our
| larin.s and saving our lives while in the
I,nd, anl under the persecution OF the law
1 :, men. wa, have lately committed so ma
h atrocities against the settlers established
that c0ultrY.
We have al, equally to acknowledge the
ireat trouble you have taken, to lay our
4 sc before the British and American con-
I,lI Of this place, AID to procure for us the
Eadncss and protection OF those gentlemen,
(hich relieves us from al fear Of farther
)r+onal danger and Ill treatment, hitherto
] llrcd by rs from oar late prosecutors.
All this we owe to your, dsntcrcstcd kind
cs; and interchangeable cXcrtons for our well
brc, and to yon alone, under God, many Of
i owe our lives, which otherwise would
Fnainly have been sacrificed to the fury OF
! r tormcntors In return Cor such humane
kd bcnc.lccnt services, we can only offer
(r prayers and our thanks, and we trust
lat in due time you will NEE. the reward
Ilich such true bcncvolcncc merits.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

4lNIiLSlNG INFLUENCES OF COMMERCE..
4iHE influences of commerce in extending
limits of civilization in both the past and
Resent ages Of the world, are admirably set
9th in the following passages from an Ad-
rs delivered before the Mercantile Libra
4 Association, at Boston, September l3,
~, by Governor Everett.
EWhcn we contemplate the past, we see
'4ne of the most important phenomena in
oman history intimately VI had almost said
3Ncrlousl sly-connccted with commerce. In
i very dawn of civilization, the art of al
4abctlcal writing sprang up among IA COM
3rclal people. One can almost imagine
4t these wonderfully convenient elements
3re kind of short-hand, which .thc
l4nnlclan merchants, under the spur of
'gcess'ty, contrvcd for keeping their ac-
''sslnts; for what could they have done with
4Fnoslyphlcs of the Egyptian priesthood,
'lP"ed to the practical purposes of com
frce which extended over the known world,
OF which we have preserved to US such
curious and instructive desCri ption by the
phet Ezekiel? A thousand years later,
~ the same commercial race among whom
sublime invention had its origin, perform
not less glorious part as the champions
3 freedom.
4"hcn the Macedonian madman commence
his crusade against Asia, the PhuVicians
posed the only vigorous resistance to his
rch The Tyrian merchants delayed him
3scr beneath the walls of their sca-girt
~, Than Darius at the head OF all the
mes OF the cast. In the succeeding cen
cH' when the dynastics established by Al
naer were crumbling, and the Romans in
% took up the march OF universal conquest
dominion, the commercial city ofCarth-
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

/" 2, Am. Bark Don QuiXotc, Patty, for
Hawaii
d" 9, l.. 5. hip Peacock, William l..
Hudson, Commander, to cruise.
" 2, u. $. Sch. Flying Fish, $. Knox,
Commander, to cruise.
8, L. 5. Ship Vinccnncs, G. Wilkes,
Commander u. s. Exploring Ey-
pedtion to cruise.
PASSENGERS.
In Peabody, Mrs. Dominis, J. Dominis,
and Mr.. Thompson.
In Lausanne, Rev. j. DciI, lady and
three childrcn; DIR. White, lady and two
and servant; Miss Mary Smith !;
Lieut.. Il. pnckncy, u. :. Navy; Passed
j. Lewis, L. 5. Navy; Mr..
Ill. Grimes.
AT LAllAlNA, MAUI.
Nov. lG, Zephyr, Gardner, New Bedford,
iG mos. so bhls 800 this season. Nov -,
Rambler, IL. N!cClcavc, 20 mos. 700 bb!s
90 this season.
The whole amount of oil taken the Japan
season, by % ships, is 400 average on
each ship l3j.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

Merchandise received per Brig Thomas
Perkins, from New York, for sale by
PIERCE * BREWER.
Q cases Brown Drils--1 case Choppa
IIdkts.--l case Plaid Hdllfs.-2 cases as
sorted Prints.--72 doz. Wh;tby Brown Ia
bic Cloths,--l bale Buraps-:. bales Ticks.
! bale Sail Twine.-l case White Cambrcs
20 bales Brown ShcCting.-5 bales Brown
Shlring 80 in.--5 bales Brown Shifting,
p in.-9 cases Blcached Shecting, 38 in
% cases BIcached Shifting, 80 in i case
assorted Hosery-l case assorted Combs.
| case Umbrellas and Parasols. 40 quarter
casks Pale Sherry. 80 baskets Nectar
Champagnc.-l5 casks London Portcr.-lO
quarter casks Of Sicily Madcira.-i2O cases
Clarct-l9 barrels Burgundy Port.-26
boxes Syrups, Sarsaparlla and Strawberry.
bale filbcrts. go boxes Oliycs.-8 boxes
Capcrs.-2 casks Curranis.-l hhd Hams.
100 boxes Bloom Raisins. 5000 lbs. Rice.
= half barrels Nutmegs SO dozen Sweet
Oil.-9O bbls. Flour hhds. Louf Sugar.
60 half bbls. Water Crackers.-5,G 900 lbs.
Pilot Bread D 800 Navy Bread g 400
lbs. Fine Navy Bread. loo boxes Soap
10 bags Shot.--Ox bows, Corn Mills, Axe
lielvcs, Rakcs, Pumps.--2, 400 feet Oak
Plank and Boards --222 oars, II to 90 feet.
- doz. lnk.--7O gallons Spirits of Turpen-
tine.-34 boxes Window Litharge,
Chrome ieiow.--lO doz. Tumblors. -
cask Venetian Rcd---69 caniscrs Paint Oil,
each , gallons.--oJ sides Sole Lcathcr.-1
cases Boots.--Invoice Of books; late publi-
cations. Honolulu Dec. 9, 1870.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
IysSyE.T.sTUE. l.

All persons indebted to the estate of
JOHN WILLIAMS, late of Waimea.
Kauai, deceased, are requested to make
immediate payment; and all persons who
have claims upon the estate of said Will
llams, are likewise requested to present
the same for adjustment at this place.
SAMUEL WHITNEY, Erec.
Wamea, Kauai, Nov. 6, 1910. CIV.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
MARINE NEWS.
SF:f5s.. %%4 .ssSs, yi:,. ysA
PORT. OF HONOLULU.

ARRIVED.
Nov. %, e. S. Sch. Flying Fish, S. Knox,
Commander, from Hawai-.
" %, Am. Brig Joseph Peabody, Domi-
MS, 10 days from Mazatlan
SAILED.
Dec. 9, Am. Ship Lausanne, SpaIdng, for
New York.
" ., Am. Whaleshlp Wilmington and
Liverpool Packet, Foster, cruise.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

1t is proposed by the native churches
and congregations on the island of Oahu,
TO observe the first day of the coming
new-ycar, Us ii day of thanksgiving 10
God for his manifold mcgcics.-Cou.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
For Valparaiso and Tahiti

~ The Bark DON QUIXOTE, j.
ssg.it..ss Parry, Master, will sail for the above
Ports soon (alier making one trip to the
Wndward Islands) for freight or passage
please apply to HENRY PATY & Co.
November 10, 1910. If
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

iii ricnt ,hnri, Z, tbo;r nrouroa,- d.. ,t...
wns noyhnrc suC;.;nn, roo,,r;,, Du' ilo,o
in tho old vnrlJ 80 c,r,n H., P::opIrv
ncrn,,on, ,,,a;,, 'nu o"''1 y, i,
m;IJ,, .s d. : p'n9PoE =" ,'I
s,.to,, &C.,. hnaI.a WV ~, ''o ''i,,'' ,r,'
cn,na;,,,;n,, % ~ %I,,n D' ro'',,'''Io. n' ,r ino
s,,,,, ,t w., h,na, .,.:.,' ',,L a.
,r,t,.aJ ~ -. 'I ,i' ,I1,. "'.' ''u P''''cscS
p : n,.,n,av., a.'rJaI a., Il" e "."''n "o''i'oo
80 ,ha' "cuo ca,,IoI .L;nc ,;, I' i oou'o' Po'HI
,to l',1 '1 ~: ,i' .'9 ~ ".'' ''o,oPo'i"''
t.,Ir ',.' " L;'u, aoo vi q .o''"'! "i''
tl,n ,.a-'t ~, E,.'..'a H., tI. : .''I,''" '
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The Polynesian., 1840-12-05
TO Sell or Let,

OH The Dwelling House and
STsszl 8Tn =. :;;:G4 Premises, owned by Mr.. T..
'='5'3zii5S5:7:az' SULLIVAN, and pleasantly
situated next to those of the Rev. John
Dell, IN retired part of the town. At
tached to them is stable, good ado
be cook-housc, two grass houses, an ex-
ccllent well of water, &c. All in good
repair. Possession given Immediately.
For terms apply to the owner.
T.. SULLIVAN.
Honolulu, Nov. %, 1910.
The Polynesian., 1840-12-05

SUGAR NIELaIaS
With Wooden Rollers, for sale at
low price, by
LADD s. Co.
Honolulu, Nov. %. IT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
JEW DAVED'S
On EEHRREXU RIASYBR

TIME pecuiarities Of this Chemical CompoInd' are
IL owing to its extraordinary effects upon the AMI
NAL fibre or nerves. samens ana muscles us H' dss
case, or Of pain and weakness. however gooo any
internal remedy may be, this. os an external appica-
ton, will prove powerful auxiliary IN removing the
ommaton, Scrofuous Affections, Kings Evil, Gou!,
Infiammatory and Chronic Rheumatism and in all
cases where seated pain or weakness exist.
gentleman travelling in the south o. Europe ana
pase n p IN Of JEW DAVps Or HEBREW
PLASTER and of the las he considered miraculous
cures it had performed, that he was induced to Try It
on his own person, for Lung and Liver affection,
the removal of which had been the chief object OF his
journey, but which had resisted the genial influence
of that balmy and delicious climate. He soon found
big health improving; ana N ia lev Weeks nus eEI Ha
pain was removed, and his health became perma-
nently reinstated. Since that time he has been re-
commencing it to his friends and aequanances, tor
all fixed pains whatever such rs rheumatism, govt,
headache nervous teetha che, pain in the side, hip
back and limbs, scrofulous humors, knots, wens,
white swelling, hard tumors, stiff joints, ague cakes,
ague in the breast weakness ana pam IN me stomacn,
weaknesses &C. No female subject to pain or
weakness in the back side should be without it.
Married LADIES' in delicate situations, find great re-
lief from constantly wearing this plaster The appl.
cation Of this plaster between the shoulders has been
found a certain remedy for colds, coughs, phthisic
and lung affection at their primary stages 1t de.
BY hppT Sa hcopGs Pssa
ticulars, see bill that accompanies each box and di.
rections Each box contains sufi sient spread Of
6pasters. Price so cents per box.
dicines South street, Iitchfefd, by c. j. Kilbour
Lake & Fiayse, Bethlem; Mcssrs. Bets, Woodbury..
JOHN M. CLARK, general agent for the states 81
New.York and Connecticut Office, Arcade Hall,
n. B. The above medicines are for sale in all the
principal places in the u States. Nov.7. ly2a
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04

it win positively prevent any disease, having ten
dcncy to keep the animal system in perfect health
correcting the circulation and mpurity OF tne Blood
and dsspating the Heterogeneous humorS o. tne sso
ach This aTSicle 10 considered by all who constantly
use it, real comfort-reviver Of nature, and he real
18th. Dr.. F.,s Teething Syvp:-This is one OF the
most highly priced articles with mothers, nurses, and
the public in general. A child could have no more
eectual remedy. 1t affords the little sufferer instant
relief. How many children might have been saved,
by the timely application Ofths Invaluable sy59Ps y
soothes the pain at the first application, and u USED
according to the directions will prevent series OF
diseases such as fevers bowel complaints droPsy nts
and death, True, is costly, but dearer is me com.
fort and life Of children Try it, no disappointment
will be met with, and lift deserves patronage recon-
10Th. Dr. F's Healing Salce for bruises, scari6ca-
ton Of the skin, soreness, ulcers and the piles. s
is one Of the most scientific compounds tor the above
complaints 1t will very heal up the most oostl-
nate chronic, and Oldest soreness-0bate al! imam
mation-and gives almost instantaneous rehet 10 the
internal or external Piles, $50 caedl either bind or
bloody. ,D.n
Agents for the aLOve-Ltchfeld, A. A. Lord; Beth
lem, 8. I. Loomis; Plymouth, Dawson q Bancrolt
Mitchell; Brook6eld, Fl. L. Peck & Co. 20,
New York, Oct. "a, 1889. V@l
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
The World Redeemed.
l2esurrectiOn or Persian Pills.

kEESUTTGCtJUW W X CVS"W SstSe
r EFT the inhabitants rejoice and be grateful. The
Aday has come when they can arm themselves
with tho precious relic, which almost dees dseese,in
all ts various ramifcations, and gaddens the heart
sinking under the grievous burthen OF weakness and
disease Doctors with all their boaated science step
aside, and contemplate the ushering in Of new and
eventfu era, in which the Inhabitants are their
physicians. .,. la-. r%,
of all light, has opened her vast storehouse, and is
pouring forth to morals the precious sap Of life and
health
Persia and india the adored Of the present, and the
worshipped OF future ages, avisng upon US their
richest boons causing the heart leap joy, at see
ing the sick healed, the lame walk, and presentingt 10
those that are whole, guarantee for 81 cents, for
preserving the shield Of health and enjoyment
The Persian and India extracts, the wonder OF the
age, have been so thoroughly tested, proved and
unanimously paronizcd, and conceded to by all pro.
LESSONS and classes, physicans not excepted, who
have become acquainted with their unpara eled vr-
tues; the universal and unboundcd confidence they
insure, added to the grateful and uncaed for testino
mails in their favor is sufficient to warrant every in.
A treatise on most diseases, their symptoms and
cure, with certificates from many Influential persons
who have been raised where the skill Of The best ply.
sicnns had failed, and the various medicines Of tho
day had been tried IN vain, accompany each box.
For cow nience, these extracts are made into Ps
and are chilled RESURRECTION OR PERSIAN
PILLS. Try one box. and your money will he re.
funded II they are not what they are recommended
the Ne Plus Ultra Of the age. ~, ngua ~. -. ..r
Sodby the Agsnts-At the above place, Litchield
Lake & Hayse, Bethem.; Messrs. Belts, Woodbury.
J. M. CLARK, general agent for the states OF New
York and Connecticut. Office, Arcade Hall, Roch.
ester, N. Y. .& r, <,,ETE 1y23
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
LEAD PIPE..

For Agueducts, Pumps, and vGri0us other uses.
"HE subscriber continues to manufacture
Il Lead Pipe. suitable for Aqueducts, Pumps,
&c. upon the most approyed method, of any
size or thickness which may be wanted, and
upon the most reasonable terms. More than
ten years experience and observation which
the subscriber has had In making and putting
IN operation, for all IFS useful purposes, the
thorough and perfect manner. Tie Pine Is
thoroughly proved with a force pump before
it leaves the factory.
The subscriber being near to nayigable
waters, can forward Pipe to any part Of the
country. Orders, or inquiries, by mail or
otherwise, will be promptly attended 10.
esf.qss q, !. @r,, AIANSON ANDRUS.
Canton, Con- May IL, 1910. em5O
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
New-TIaven and New-Eork
.a,ol- Steam Boat Lime.
. .".fr....r7 as %<szS&1BH ,tI..-r ..t'.. ..ia
sa,D.t ~. ~ .-.- IA :. -.... .f,.E .'..'.
SkSSasS - ssss:ssss '"'-."

TV0HE Boats of "the successors of the New
Il Haven Steamboat Company" will con-
tinue to run as heretofore, leaving New Ha.
A. M. Returning, leave Ncw-York daily,
Sundays excepted0 at z o'clock A. M
Freight taken as usual. r. ......
The above mentioned successors ofthe N.
Haven Steamboat Company will not be liable
for any loss or damage to goods agreed to be
transported by them, occasioned by storms
fire, perils Of the sea, or by any other net ex-
cept gross negligence proved on the part Of
said company, to q greater amount than t,oen-
ty dollars, unless special agreement, cover
ing such risks, is made in writing; and will
not in any case be liable for any loss occa-
stoned BY. any such risks, unless the contents
ofthe packages shipped shall be made known
to the said Company at the time of shipment,
and the same are specially specified and set
down in the receipt given BY the Company
for the same. KIT, c. w. HrNMAN, Agent
for "Me Successors ofthe N. Hapen s. B. CO..
ew-HaveR, Dec. Z, 1889. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
PROBATE SALE.

10 Y order Of the Court Of Probate for the
- District Of Litchfcld. the undersigned
will sell at public auction. or private sale. SO
much of the inventoried real estate of SrIAs
PATTERSON, late of Cornwall, deceased. ms
viii raise the sum of $976 IA, and incident
charges Of sale, 10 pay the debts and charges
allowed against said estate, on the 9Th dav of
June. 1910, at 10 O'Clock A. nj. at the late
dwelling house ofsaid deceased, in said Corn
wall. &. E. EvERrrr. A9unin,r
Cornwall, May IL, 1910. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
Millinery r. Dress Making.
MISS MARTIN

"ILL on the 9TH of May open shop for
w Millinery and Dress Making, over the
store Of Morse & Camp, in Lords Building
where may be found variety Of articles for
Bonnets, and an assortment of FANCY
GOODS of various kinds. Ayoung lady
of experience is employed, and a share OF
the patronage of this and the adjoining towns
is respectfully solicited.
LitchfeM. Mav 6. 80 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04

TT may be Interesting to the public to be
IL informed Of tho recent return Of the sub
scriber from New-York with a large stock Of
fashionable Dry Goods. comprising al
most every thing desirable in that line-also
a general assortment Of Groceries, Crockeyy,
and HardUGre, ali Of which will be sold chcap
for good pay. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfeh April 80. -.I...;t ....7 .,.. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-06-04
Eitchfield County Mutual
r. IR IL :. Z. !: /. :.
INSJTRANCE COMPANY. =.

THIS Company has been in operation q
Il considerable time, and has insured pro-
perty to a very large amount. 1t has funds
on hand, and property pledged, sufficient 70
indemnify those who insure against any loss
which will probably take place. The dlfter-
ence between the expense of insuring IN TINS
company and in ordinary insurance oompa-
MES, is now too we'll understood to need any
explanation. Individuals in this county, who
choose to insure their property at tr'i1lng
expense, can apply to the Secretary in the
village of Litchtield, or to the agents in the
several towns. .st. ,.. .. 40.
.. rHREcToRs , .. ..l IS .-Ii
William Buel Jason Whiting Ii.
Oliver Goodwin 80 David =. SANFORD
Charles l.. Webb Richard smith
Sylvester Galpin 'I Israel Zoe ~
Joseph Adams ~. aa .a
WILLIAM BUEL, President
SYLVESTER GALPIN, Sec'ry. TIL