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Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26
II. MERRIMAN,

TTAVING fitted up a new and more con-
IL venient shop, would inform his friends
and the public generally that he still contin-
ues the business Of Clock and Watch repair
ing; and that from his experience and skill,
and by constant attention to this important
branch of business, hopes to give general sa-
tisfaction, and receive share of public pat
rOnage. ALSO, ON HAND,
A good assortment Of WATCHES AND JEWEL
LERs' GOODS, consisting Of lever, lepine, and
common scapement Watches, ear rings, fin
ger rings, breast pins, silver spoons, specta-
eles, thimbles, pencil cases, butter knives and
sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighted spec
tacles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee-
zers, tuning forks, Music Boxes, Clarionets,
Flutes, Flies, violin strings, clarionet reeds,
clarionet and fife Preceptors, Shell Combs,
Watch oil, &C. ALSO,
DR.. VIM. Evans camomile, sonie and ia
mily Aperient Pills, with directions, recon-
mended highly for dyspepsia, nervous, and
all stomach complaints.
Also, DR.. Evans Soothing Syrup, for teeth
ing,with directions,a real blessing TO mothers.
Also, DR.. Hunts celebrated Pills for Con-
sumption g. Liver Complaint, with directions.
Also, Dr. Goodies Female Domestic Pills,
with ample directions. The above medicines
prepared by DR.. Vim. Evans, 100 Chatham
street, New Yor!,-sold here bv
Il. MERRIMAN, Agent,
Too rods east Of the Presbyterian Church
I.itchfeld, Dec. 2. u
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PROBATE SALE.

10y virtue Of an order from the Court Of
ID Probate for the District of Litchfield, the
subscriber will sell at public vendue, on the
18th day of March. 1910, at ten O'Clock in the
estate of ISAAC Moss. late of said Eitchfield.
deceased. Sale to take place at the dwelling
house, on the premises, lately occupied by
the deceased. The farm consists of about
$50 acres of valuable land, with dwelling
house and two barns thereon.
STEPHEN RUSSELL, Admin.
Liickfea, March 8, 1910. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26

AT a Court of Probate holden at NeaO- Hartford,
vithin and for the district of Neao- Hartford, on
= the oh day Of March, A. D. 1910:
Present. Roger II. Mills, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the administrator
l. on the estate Of JOHN EATON, late of New
Hartford in said district, deceased, represen-
ted to be insolvent, to give notice to all per-
sons interested in the estate of said deceased
to appear, if they see cause, before the Court
of Probate, to be holden at the probate Office
in said district, on the LIST day Of April, 1910,
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. to be heard relative to the
by posting said order of notice on public
signpost il said town Of New Hartford near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt,
and by advertising the same in newspaper
published in Litchfield.
Certified from Record.
40 ROGER H. MItLs, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26

ID AISINS, by the box & half box, for sale
ID, Feb. l3. ut MoEsE g. CAMS.
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NOTICE
TO the People Of Litchfield

AND ITS VICINITY.
"HE subscriber has commenced running
l. his Old Line to Ne,o-H aren, and has late
ly received quantity of Western Flour from
new wheat, which will be sold cheap. Also
bolted Meal, and Middlings, good article.
Also, box Rasins-a fresh supply of Sheet
ings at 10 cents per yard by the piece-good
article of homespun Carpe,ing-a new sup
ply of Calicoes sucfras blue, chocolate and
other colors-Fresh GROCERIES received
every week. The above will be sold on rea.
sonable terms.
Further Notice. The subscriber
will furnish Flour to any inhabitant of this
village and warrant it first best, and deliver
it at their dwelling, at price that shall give
good satisfaction. He will furnish Sugar to
any one by the barrel or half barrel at l-2
dollars per hundred, or any other Groceries
that may be wanted, very cheap:
8. d. WHEELER.
Fjtcbf fell March IL. al
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26
PHILADELPHIA; March 10, 1910.

Important from Harrisburg The letters
from Harrisburg received this evening say,
that in the House Of Representatives yester-
day, the resumption bill, as passed by the
Senate, being under consideration, the main
question was called for, and the motion sus-
iained'; and on inquiry, the Speaker stated
that ali the amendments of the House were
cut off. The vote was then taken on the bill
as it passed the Senate, and decided in the
negatire--yeas AZ, nays 42-a tie vote. 10
members being abscnt-1l Van Buren, and
5 Wings. The bill is now considered dead.
The Buffalo Journal calls Kentucky high souled
and chiVarous State. We object to the word ehiv-
airy as applied to Kentucky. South Carolina has
rendered that word altogether unfit for any state but
herself -LOuispiIe Gas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26
LitcIbfeId Enquirer:
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
BY HENRY ADAMS.

Pure Winter Strained Lamp OIL
Just received by
Oct. "a. /. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26

A QUANTITY of Superior MIXED Wool.
IA LEN YARN, just received by
Jan. 30. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26

SIMPLE REMEprEs.-A good quantity ofold
cheese is the best thing to eat when distress
ed by eating too much fruit, or oppressed
w ~Seo any sne OF Of ,oUd nave
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-03-26
Come, MY Friends,

E1OV RVO A@OSVVV7V n % V5VO7
g CLOCK, would respectfully and cor
-. daily invite all persons who have UNI
settled accounts, to call and settle the same
in the old fashioned way" Pay, give note,
or BE SUED" Should this invitation be tho't
unworthy of attention, a more pressing one
can be sent by the Sheriff Of Litchfcld
County-GREET1NG, &c.
p. S. On hand and tor sale as usual, a
good assortment Of
Boots, Shoes, Pumps, &c.
at prices to correspond with the times.
Lichfeld, January IA, 1910. 80
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THE REVOLUTION INTENNEssEE.

The revolution in Middle Tennessee, in favor OF Har-
rison if the intelligence be true and we have no re-
son to doubt it, Is unexpected and even astounding
One of our citizens just returned om Maury county,
saws the changes there actually astonishing
that it is generally conceded that Van Buren, will not get
800 majority, although gave Van inren majority last
summer OF Gil; the gentleman offers 10 back his opinion
by betting suit of clothes. Giles county, aso which
gave 1884 majority for the Van Buren, ticket last sum
mer il is said will certainly give Harrison ma,
oritv In the edge of Maury Lawrence the gentle
man found forty laborers at yk on the road, among
whom there were butt Van Buren men He tells us
that no one can believe, who does not travel and see II,
that there is such agonizrg revolution in Tennessee.
But it is every ercthe face Of the whole coniedcracy
i troubled and shaken with tt Is almighty and over
helmng--and the like of which has never be witness
ed-not even The reelection Of Gen. Jackson Dis
tycss has driven the people abandon the Admnisra-
ton-and we verify and reigousy believe that MT van
Buren will not receive the votes of more than A. or to
the extent of the six and twenty States Mark II; we
repeat mark il. The elections just held In Connecti-
cut and Rhode Island its windngsheet, and var,
gna has since dug the grave and Inferred TO its eternal
DEATH the political remains OF Martin Van buren, and
his Administration. Memphis Elq.
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GtHANCERY SALI1.-Under decree of the
Court of Chanccry, the subscriber as Trustee, will
offer for sale public auction, the preses at ten
O'Clock, A. NJ. Saturday the 9th June next the VAL
UABLE FARM Called 81 ongworh') situate about IL
miles, from Baltimore, and about one nle from the
mail1road of Back River Neck, adjoining lands eff An
drew Collins, Joseph Joice and the heirs OF John Uher
and binding on Browns Creek, near the mouth OF Back
River eng the land described in the Deed recorded in
Baltimore County Land Records, in Liber w. G. No.
ia folio 1851 Itcontains about 1913 ACRES OF LAND
which isrepresented as very good, and well improved
with lime, ashes sc.
49, Tie buildings are FRAME DWELLING
EAs!F HOUSE, a large BARN, with extensive Sheds,
4la Granary, and other out houses. There is pump
of good water near the dwelling
At the same time will be sold the Farming Utensils OF
the place. and the stocks and also four Slaves, three fc-
males and one male)
Terms Of sale; fourth ofthe purchase money cash,
or ratification of sale with interest from the day OF
sale and the residue in g. and - months from said day
with interest tllerefrom and all payments to be secured
by bond notes with security 70 be approved by the
Trustee. CHARLES f. MAYER.
ma 10 APR 2awts.
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POETR Y.
THE LOUNGER,s LAMENT.

TuNE-"Exile of Erin"
There stood by the Polls poor heart broken ounger,
No hope fired his eye, for his bosom was chill,
Revealing the fate OF his party in danger,
He thought of the days when ii stood on Hill.
His wild heaving breast, and It's hearts sad emotion,
Were all that the louuger had left for his portion
Ofglory and spells. to repay his devotion,
And few extra Globes, from his patron saint BLAIR
"sad is the day,'' cried the office-lorn lounger,
Oh, once to the custom house always I'D lice,
And find there a refuge, at Bulcrofts own manger,
For soouters and editors, hungry, like me;-
Never again in the Treasury bowers,
Long kept by the leaders, shall loaf out the hours,
For the log Cabin boys have robbed Pan OF his powers
And he heeds not Today the poor lounger's despair
Berton my darling, though sad and forsakenS
Dreaming of MINT DRoPs-I hear thy sweet roar;
Rut alas among hard handed Wings | awaken,
And nonrn for the Humbugs that cheat them no more.
O, lnerciiess fate wilt thou never return me
To nv Office o. case, where the feelings that burn me
Would be lost where the weighers that gathered 10 learn
Should greet me again, as they greeted before.
Where's the Sub Treasury loved scheme of Pan Brcn,
Woodbury. and Pok--they weep forts iail;
And where is Buchanan, the sweet and alurng,
Who went for hard money, hard prices and ALL
Oh Johnson forsaken. before the full measure
OF woe hath oerfiowed, in the cup of our pleasure
Once sparkling with spois, the vicors own treasure,
Kill Tecuinseh again, and thy glory recall.
But OH my old leaders there's naught in suppressing
The tears that my own sad memory drew,
For the people they heed your wles and caressIng,
They've sworn their allegiance another than you-
They're sweeping along like the waves OF the ocean,
And voice after voice, with Il grateful emotion,
Is joining the chorus OF Freemen's devotion,
And swelling the shout of Old 1fppecdaoe."
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SONS OF AFFLIcTIoN LOoK.,.

TAR. VANDOE'S from Germany RESTORA-
81 TIVE PILLS, positive for GonorTlIGa,
Stubborn elects, &c.The superiority of DIR. Vandons
Restorative Pills every other medicine yet dseov
cred for The of GonOhee, Glee and other diseases
ofcunary passages, become every day more evident
from their extraordinary demand, and universal success
since their introduction into the country, less than
Five Thousand Boxes have been sod and instances
have been known to fail TO perform perfect in a
few days. The composition of the Pills being entirely
different from any other medicine of The kind, they
warranted not to produce those unpleasant and not
frequently dangerous symptoms often experienced
while taking cOpavia cnpebs, tUrpenne, mercury, and
that class of medicines usually resOrted by the unsk-
full in these complaints.
For sale only by the undersigned who is the authorised
agea for this part fte country. The utmost confidence
may be placed in these Pills.
n. B. Persons a distance be supplied by enclos
ing the ready Price 81 per Box.
g. l.. DUHURST,
corner Of Pratt st. s Dugans' wharf,
ma l3 lower end Market Space
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UBY order OF the OF nsovcnt debtors
EB for the city and county of Baltimore, notice is
hereby given 10 the creditors of MOSES MERRILL, an
isolvent debtor, that n personal discharge hath been
granted TO the said debtor, and that the said creditors
are required to attend at the Office of the said commits
sionefs in the house, in the city of baltimore, on
The 4h day of Nav next OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, to be appointed for
their benefit: and to give all the information IN their
posscssioS to the said commissioners TO enable them 10
report to Baltimore county court, agreeaby to an act
of assembly, passed December session, 1881 entitled
San relating 10 isolvent debtors and that the "a
day of July next, hath been fixed for the final hearing
in his case, before the said commissioners
Dated the 18th day of March in the year 1870
NH 27-aw'n ma l-iawew
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Paying for Ners.on returning to his family; after
an absence of some weeks, Capt Johnson had been
driven from Kingstown to Dublin, by carman, who,
looking di.contentedly ut the fare paid him, said
3Shure your honor will give trhe more than this ~
"Not rap,'' said the Captain.
eBad luck to me but you would" persisted Paudse
tif you knew all thsn.n
styVhat do you mean asked johnson; aaxiously.
eFaix OATS tellins, any way; and is it only for my
fare Pm to tell my news?'
swell well,n nd the captain, there's another sli'
ling; now what has hanpened'"
HSorra the harm at all, only Thought you'd not be-
erudge little extra som'at TO kaow that drivye the
last three miles without lynch pnPayng about, by
Benson Hill.
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EEY order of the comm issoners of nsolvent debtors
II , for the city and county of Baltimore, notice IS
hereby given to the creditors of SAMUEL d. TOY,
iisolvent debtor that personal discharge hath been
granted the said debtor, and that the said creditors
are required to attend the Office of the said commits
sones in the court house, in the city of Baltimore,
he 9th day of July next, 10 O'Clock in the forenoon
and nominate trustee trustees, be appointed for
their benefit and to give all the information in their
possession, TO the said commissioners TO enable them to
report to Baltimore county court agreeably to an act
of Assembly passed at December session, 1881, entitled
can relating insovent debtors;" and that the 9th
day of September next hath been fixed for the final
hearing in his case, before the said commissioners.
Dated the Dist day of May, in the year 1910.
mn ri v3in
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THE PILOT,
EDITED BY
DUFF CIR EN-.

j. published at No. II, Water street Baltimore nearly
opposite Cheapsde
TERMs-Baly, at Six Dollars per annum ad-
vance, Twelve and an half Gents per week payable
70 the carriers. Country, Five Dollars per annum
payable in advance.
Extra, in pamphlet form and double Royal size at
One Dollar, for twenty-five numbers
TERMS OF ADVERTISING
square ! insertion, 50 80 I square lmoBth 81 90
do. do. 0 rs do. 2months 7 90
do. 3 do. 90 do do. 10 90
I do. week, 10 / do. 6 do. l6 90
do do 2 rs / square per year, $50 90
Cards of two lines only, So per annum, in advance.
ly-Ten lines, OF less, make square. If an adver-
tisenent exceeds ten lines the price will be in proper
heir insertion except yearlies, which payable quar-
ieTy in advance Al advertisements ordered in till for
bid will be charged fifty cents for each subsequent in
seriion.
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From the Somerset Herald.
TO OUR WING FRIENDS IN DORCHESTER AND
WORCESTER.

The undersigned, the Wing Central Committee for
Somerset County, behalf of themselves, and those
they represent respectfully propose TO their Wing bre
of this Congressional District, that there be joint
celebration of the approaching Anniversary Of American
Independence, at Barren Greek Springs in this county.
They think the day is peculiarly appropriate for
review of the principles and policy of the government,
and for inquiry whether it be administered according
To the simple and pure doctrines of the Fathers of the
Republic and if it shall he found to be TO consider
the propriety OF the remedy proposed by our friends
namely the election of Gen. Harrison We think gen
era meeting such is contemplated will be attended
with good. We wish to be genera and think that
with united effort such propose, we secure
the attendance of distinguished gentlemen from abroad;
who will take pleasure in pointing out the evils of the
present administration, and in enforcing the claims and
preensons of the Wing Candidate to the suages of the
People.
The undersigned have appointed, from their number,
a subcommittee to act with similar Committees from
tile adjoining counties in making the necessary arrange
ments for celebration and inviting such persons from
abroad as they may deem proper.
They hope this proposal will be avorably received by
their friends in the two counties and that early move
mentS will be made responsive to il.
ISAAC ID. JONES,
j. W. CRISF1ELD,
j. S. COTTMAN,
ROBERT PATTERSON,
VIM. MILES, (of Sanity
NOAH RIDER,
JOHN LEATHERBURY,
VIM. WILLIAMS,
BENJAMIN LANDLORD,
JOHN CURTIS,
JOSHUA II. HANDY,
SAMUEL S. BOGGS,
HENRY THOMAS,
BENJAMIN l. DASHIELL,
LEVIN PHILLIPS,
CADMUS DASHIELL,
THOMAS w. FLETCHER
SAMUEL b. ID. JONES,
JOHN b. TAYLOR,
JOHN S. CROCKETT
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FREIGHT AND PASSAGE FOR

III III DE- UItsIJE IND PUfI DEPOSIT.
a eCH<T7 The Steamboat GOV. WOLCOTT,
akssr Capt. Kenny, has commenced her trips,
and will leave Pattersons wharf every
Tuesday and Saturday mornings, at 9 O'Clock.
Returning will leave Port Deposit every Wednesday
and Sunday mornings at the same hour, and will land
passengers at Kcnnard's wharf, near Chestertown and
at Howell's Point.
Qy-The Wocott has been heightened and thoroughly
ly and entirely repaired both in hull and machinery ind
is in the best possible order,
VIM. OWEN,
ma Agent
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FIRST voYAGg TO CnsA-The first voyage from
this country TO China made by vessel of three
hundred and sixty tons, which sailed from New York.
Feb. -, 1874. II was commanded by John Green. On
the s of July anchored in the straits of Sunda, (be
tween the islands of Sumata and Java) and after some
relay Macao arrived at Canton, August 30. II re-
turned to New York, May IL, l795.
In 17ss, the ship Alliance sailed from Philadelphia for
Canton She had only an ordinary chart of the world
and anchored from the day of her sailing until she
arrived i'll China.-North american.
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a CARD

n his friends and the public generally, that he con-
tnues attend late and early, at his Office northwest
corner of St Paul's and Fayeee Streets and is prepar
ed to execute on of reasonable terms with
and accuracy every kind conveyanciRg; also covenants
agreements, articles of coparnership, bills of SALE mp
prentices indentures sc. He will also and adj
tst acconnfs prepare inSelvent papers, draw last
wills and tesinnents, take deposidus, execute COM
MISSIONS sc. with ali of which he has become familiar
by practice ofmany years, and win be thankful for
emplovIlent. ma 1-Qayv2tv
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WEALTH OF THE WEsr.-Anc fohoWhs were te
clearances for two days only from the porof Cleveland
Ohio.
Stkr b. Frankiis, Buffalo, 1l0C bbls. four
Albany. Osvego, 1866 bushels wheat
North Carolina Buffalo, ea4 bbls. -four.
Florida, do 1900 bills. fonr, 1000 bushels wheat
NJ @. BALDWIN. do 1888 bills -four
i H. Lyon, GoAeurliI, 1850 bushels wheat.
Wsrren Thofnl,s, 2a90 bushels wheat.
Iuc-da Kingston, 255 hblS -four $50 bbls pork
Merchant buffalo, 25l bbls flour, 300 bushels
wheat.
H. Roop, do 374 bbs -four; q 9 hbls pork
Huron do bills four 800 hbls pork
Hudson, do l95D bids -four, 6 bbs pork.
Citizen do 1907 hhis -four.
Aurora 8oreaIs Oswego, 1926 bushels wheat
aial,s,na do 3l6o bushels wheat. loo hides.
Juliet, Buffalo, leo Ibis flour, 4l0e bushels wheat.
Walter Joy, do 1000 bblsfour.
Detroit, Kingston, 1914 bushels wheat.
Reindeer, do l75 bbls -four, isl bushels wheat
Lodi do 526 lbIs -four, Cos bushels corn.
Il. Granger, do PSI bhis flour, 1900 bushels wheat.
Eclipse Buffalo, 99f bushels wheat
g. S. Willis, do $50 bbls flour.
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LEGAL DEcIsIoN.-The Jury in the case of James j.
Roosevelt ct ais Jesse HOyt, in the United States
District Court, at New York, has established by YER
dict the plaintiffs, the fact that plate glass, when i'm
ported TO be used window glass, is TO be ehargeabe
by measurement, and not by weight.
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EN07s SNI.Fs-Ihe subscriber will sell at private
II ale. the LOT and DyELINGI4 HOUSE lately
occupied IS him on Mount Vernon Place near the Wash
ineton Monument The Lot Is about 80 feet front BY
and stories having ahoor, the hrst two 70
feet by 49, and the third l6 by 10. 1t has good batf
house and every convenience for the accommodation of
family. POSSESSION will be given Immediately. For terms
Of sale apply 10 the subscriber
Persons DESTROYS purchase may at any time inspect
ehnremises dea j. p. KENNEDY.
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ExEcuTIos.-Jabez Fuller executed at White
Plains on Friday last, for murder committed about
year ago.
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UEY order of the commissioners of insovcnt debtors
ID for the city and county OF Baltimore, notice Is
hereby given to the creditors of lSsADORE a. so
JECK, an insovent debtor, that personal discharge
hath been granted to the said debtor and that the said
creditors required to attend at the Office of the said
commissioners in the court house, in the city of Dalti
more, on the sixth day of April next, at ten o. clock in
the forenoon and nominate trustee or tIustees to be
appointed for their benefits and TO give all the inforina
ton in their possession to the snid Commissioners TO en-
able them to report TO Baltimore county court, agreea
bly, of Assembly, passed at December sessions
1881 entitled Gan act relating insolvent debtors,
and that the sixth day of June next hath been fixed for
the final hearing in his case, before the said commits
soners.
Dated the Cd day Of March in the year 1910.
mar 7-lay3m ap 29-1aw7w
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CouSrERFEITERs OF LOTTERY TIcKErs.-Three men,
naned PutaaI, Mason and Barto arrested in New
York Tuesday, for counterfeting the tickets Of the
Rhode Island School Fund Lottery Putnam was bailed
in O00 Barto in 81 000 and Mason, who is said to be
the rngeader and potter of the project ordered to
find bail in the sum of 5000.
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having resumed the practice of Law, in his former
establishment in South street, has very ample accom-
modaons for students. limited number, not
ceedine TEN; will be received None need apply but
those OF industrious habitsaud he would prefer those
who are at the commencement of their studies, or who
have made but small progress.
ma 10 DAVID HOFFMAN,
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U. 5, TRooPs.-Only two companies of United State;
trsos remain Sackct's HafbOf, eight companies av
ing left for Fort Winuebagoe.
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hsR1cuITuRAL EoclRrY.-We learn from the Ger
Promoting Agriculture resolved, at its last meeting, TO
hold an exhibition and sale the ensuing fall at such time
and place the Committee of Arrangements should hx
uuon,