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Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NOTICE.

IANHE Court of Probate for the District of
Il Norfolk has limited and allowed to the
creditors of the estate of WILLIAM Couch, late
OF Norfolk, in said district, deceased, repre-
scented insolvent. six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims a.
gainst said estate; and has appointed Hiram
Mills and Philo Hawley Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust said claims.
Certified by MICHAEL F. MILLS, Judge.
We, the Commissioners above named, here
by give notice that we shall meet to attend
to the duties of our said appointment. at the
late dwelling house of the deceased, on the
29th day of March, l941, and the I'd day of
August, 1s4l, at 8 o'clock in the forenoon on
each OF said days. All claims not presented
within said time, properly attested, will be
debarred recovery.
HIRAM MILLS, } Commits
PHno HAwLEY, { sioners.
Norfolk, Feb. Is, l641. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
FOR SALE.

A DCelliag House, Manu- factory and ra-
ter privilege, rifh fUO acres Of Land,
DLEAsANTLY situated on the east bank of
Il the Waterbury River, on the turnpike,
one mile north ofthe village of Wolcoitville.
The house has been recently built. is two
stories high, with back kitchen and wood.
house. The Mandatory is "a by 90 feet, is
two stories high, with an overshot water wheel,
and full sett Of machinery and tools for man.
ufacturing German Silver Spoons and other
wares. There is also a convenient barn and
another new building suitable for black
smith or casting shop. Any person wishing
TO purchase convenient and cheap manu-
featuring establishment is invited to call and
view the premises. 1t will be sold very low,
and with or without the machinery & tools.
Terms of payment easy to the purchaser, and
possession given Immediately.
.t. SAMUEL FORREST.
Woicottrille, Feb. IL, 1871. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Mofat's Vegetable LifeMedicswcs.

M0UOCs VegetOOLe L!t6lNe0ec9~eS.
TKVHESE medicines are indebted for their name to
Il to their manifest and sensible action N purifying
the springs and channels Of life. and enduing them
with renewed tone and vigOr. In many hundred GER
tilted cases which have been made public and IN al
most every species Of disease TO which the human
frame is table, the happy effects of Meb0ts Life rus
and Ph9nic Btters have been gratefully and publicly
acknowledged by the persons benefited. aud who
were previously unacquainted with the beautifully
pounded, and upon which they consequently act.
The Life Medicines recommend themselves IN dis
eases Of every iOs and description. Their hrss ope.
bowels the various impurities and crudities constantly
settling around them; and to remove the hardened
faces which collect in the convoutions OF the smallest
ntessines; Other medicines only partially cleanse
these, and leave euch collected masses behind as to
produce habtua costveness. with oil its train OF evils
or sudden darrhRa, with iss imminent dangers. This
fact well known to oil regular anatomlsts who exa'
mine the human bowels after death; aud hence the
prejudice of those well informed men against quack
medicines-or medicines prepared and heralded 10
the public by ignorant persons The second effect OF
bladder and by this means, the liver and the lungs
the heathiu action Of which entirely depends upon
theyeguany Of the urinary organs. The blood, which
takes s red color from the agency o. me ver and TIE
ed by them, and nourished by food coming from
clean stomach, courses freely through the veins.
news every part Of the system. and triumphan'ly
mounts the hammer Of health in the blooming cheek.
MofaI's Vegetable Life Medicines have been thor.
oughly tested, and pronounced sovereign remedy
for Dyspepsia. Fla.ulency, Papi,a'ion Vi the Heart.
ness, lll.temper, Anxiety, Languor and Melancholy,
Costivenese Diarrhpa, Cholera, Fevers Of all kinds.
Rheumatism, Gout. Dropses Of oil kinds, Gravel,
inveterate Sores Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Com
Slexions, Erup,ive Complaints, Sallov, Cloudy, and
other dsacrecahle CQmnlexione, Salt Rheum. Erysip-
elias, Common Colds and lnfuenss Silef
complaints which sfflict the human frame. In Fever
and Apue ma rite ularlv the Life Medicines hAv0 been
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of
n Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
mouths from the date hereof for the creditors
10 the estate of EPHRAM s. HALL, late of said
Litchtield, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly atiested, within
said time, will be debarred recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are REQUESTED
10 make immediate payment to
ALANsoN HALL, Executor.
Ltchfeld, Feb. Is, 1871. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

Tive Trains each way daily.
an and after Monday, the 18th inst, the
~ Cars will leave New Milford at half past
eo'clock A. NJ. and at half past p NJ. and
Bridgeport at 9 o'clock A. NJ. and 9 p. NJ, or
on the arrival Of the Steamboats, from New.
York. except Mondays the morning train will
leave New.Milford at 5 A. NJ. and arrive in
Bridgeport in time for passengers 10 take the
Boat at o'clock.
r. B. MASON, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Jan. z, l94l. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Mefat's Life Pills and I'hGniz Bittsrs.

MGU0tS Ltte 1'StLS ana A'hGnI DWESSS'
TTNhE perfectly safe, unerrng, and s1ccesstu! treat
Il ment Of almost every species OF disease Oy the
use Of Mofats Life Medicines, no longer matter ct
doubt as a reference to the experience OF many thou
sand patients will satisfactorily prove During the
present month alone nearly 100 cases have come TO
the knowledge of Mr. Moffar, where the patient has,
to oil appearance, effected permanent cure ny the
exclusive and judcious use OF the L'Ie Nedicinesl
some eight or ten of these had been considered
all hope by their medical attendants. Such happy
results q source Of great pleasure to Mr.. M ana
inspire him with new confidence to recommend the
use Of his medicines TO his fellow citizens,
The Life Medicines are purely Uegetodis pEepara-
ton. They mild and pleasant IN their oPeratlon'
and at the same time thorough-actlng rapidly upon
the sccretons Of the system-carryIng on al aermo
NOUS humora, and assmlating with and purifying the
blood. For this reason in aggravated cases OF Dys'
pepsia the Life Medicines will give relief IN shorter
space Of time than any other prescription; In FeSer
cry description Sick Headache. Heartburn Dizziness
in the head Pains in the chest, tlaiulency' impaired
appetite, and in every disease arising from an mpuIi'
~ of the blood or a dsordered state OF the stomach,
the use of these medicines has always proved 20 DC
beyond doubt greatly superior to any other mode OF
treatment.
All that Mr. Moiat asks Of his patients is 70 be pay
eular in taking them strictly according TO the drec'
TONS II is not by newspaper notice, or by any thhe
that he himself may say in their favor, that ee hopes
to gain credit. 1t is alone by the results OF fair eral
Is the reader al invalid, and does he wish to know
l So let him call or send to Mr. Moat IN tins
place. and procure copy Of the Medical Manual, de-
signed as Domestic Guide TO Health, published gra-
tuitously. He will there find enumerated very many
extraordinary cases of cure and perhaps some ex
actly similar to his own. Moftats Medical Ohce IN
+.*Sold by CHARLES J. K1LnouRN. Litchfeld. agent
for Lchfield County. ly2S Dec. IO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Stoves! STOVES!
At the Old Stand IN Wcst street.

At the Old Stand IN Wcst street.
THE subscriber begs leave to inform the
Il public that he has now on hand an as
sortment Of SrovEs far surprising any thing
ever before offered in this market In con.
nection with his four sizes of far-famed Ath.
amor Cooking Stores, he has a beautiful assort-
mcnt of Parior, Counting Room, Shop, and
Meeting House Stoves, Of entire new g. most
splendid patterns. Also, sheet iron Stoves
and Stove Pipe of all descriptions, ready
made or made to order. Furnaces and Fire
Frames in all their variety.
He is likewise constantly manufacturing
all kinds of Sheet Iron, Copper, q. Tin Ware,
all of which he will sell at prices correspon-
ding with the times, for CASH or approved Gre
dit. Those Wishing any of the above arti-
Giles are respectfully invited to call at the
Stove or Sheet Iron Ware House of the sub.
scriber, where every exertion will be made
to accommodate their wishes and interest.
MOSES MORSE.
N. D. Be particular to call at the old stand
of Moses Morse. in West-street, doors west
Of the County House. MN
Liichfcld, Oct. !, lS4O. lS
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
NOTICE..

NOIICEs
THE Furnace Business will be continued
and all the accounts Of Darlington and
Morse settled, by }. Darlington d Son-and
they hope, by strict attention to their bust
ness. to merit and obtain share of patron
age from the public. All orders will receive
immediate attention and despatch.
THEY HAVE ON HAND,
Meeting house Stovrs. Wash Stores, Dor
Stores, rariOus sizes, Farmers Kettles,
Fire Frames, Andirons, Dish Kettles,
BASINS, Grizzlies, &c. &c.
All of which will be sold US low as COW be
purchased elsewhere.
The Furnace will now be in constant ope-
ration, so that we shall be able to accomrHo-
date customers on short notice.
]. DARLINGTON g. SON.
L:tcbAeld, Oct. /, 1910. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Water proof Boots & Shoes,
LEATHER. &c. &c.

LEA II HER, &c @Co
THE subscriber has made arrangements
u so that he is able to manufacture to order
thick double sole and cork Boots, SO much admi-
red by all who like dry and warm feet, and
peculiarly adapted to protect the feet from
the damp and cold soil OF Litchfield county.
Also on hand, and will make to order,
C0J, Kip and COmhide Boots f. ShOes,
Of the best materials and workmanlike man
ner; Ladies Cater Boots, buskin Ties, Slip
perS, India Rubbers, &c. &C.
u India Rubbers and all other Boots and
Shoes neatly repaired as usual.
Also. SO sides heavy and light Sole Leather,
trcm Green county tanneries; Upper Leather,
Morocco. Innings, Bindings, &c. for sale on
reasonable terms for cash or hides.
P.S. A few notes and accounts on hand,
which would be cheerfully exchanged for
something to do business with.
SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfeld, Dec. II. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

ENLOUR, Molasses, Sugars, Teas, Coffee,
II Raisins, Rice, Ginger, Pepper, Pimeuio,
Cinnamon, Salt, Saleraiis, Goldfish, Candies,
Tobacco, superior winter strained Oil, Nails,
Lumber, &c. &c. may be found at
A. NORTH'S CASH STORE.
Esitchceld, Nor. 5. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
New Goods New Goods {!

New Goods! New Goods!
Tusr received at MORSE & CAMr's, and for
~ sale cheap for cash or produce, first
rate assortment of DRY Goops, among which
may be found black, blue black and brown
Merino black, brown and green striped and
fg'd Tagleons for cloaks black and blue
black Bombazines; black and blue-bl'k Silk
Velvet for cloak trimmings and Vests; print
ed Saxony, red, white and yellow Flannels;
brown and bleached Cantca Flannels; brown
and bleached Shir,ings, Sheelings, and Drill
lings; brown and bleached Table Diaper
Fancy Table Covers; Satin Jean Net Draw
ers; royal ribbed Skirts, rose e. horse Blan-
kets, &c. &C. Liich6eld, Nov. ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
IN. m. MORSESs


OVWWS sOWWW9NWN51lSWCO
rs in the basement. of Lords building, one
Il door west of the Mansion House.
Cooking StOvcs, with Pipe f Furniture,
Church, PGrLOr, Office, Gad Boz StOUes,
Fire Frames, &c. &c.
A share Of patronage is solicited.
LitchGeId, Oct. 8. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
eor II. Fork, trt={DeekIr,
Through i'm 10 hours.

A STAGE will leave the house of George
IA Bolles, South street, Litchfield, three times
a sceek, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 8 O'Clock A. M. and arrive in New-Mil-
ford in time to take the Cars for Bridgeport.
Fare through to New York $3.50.
Persons wishing to 60 to New York. will
find this the most pleasant and expeditions
route. For seats, or information, apply at
the Public House in South street.
J.C. RILEY e. co.
LitchCeld. Nav IA. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

EUR for trimmings-also, few Fur and
II CLOTH CAPS, for sale by
Nov. IL, /. LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
RYE FLOUR
Dec 40 ut A. NOkTHS.

OCCs OU. IN ANOAO
NGessrs. Tyrrel & Wakeley
N EspEcrruLLY inform their friends and tho
II public that they have established them
selves in the town Of Litchficld. in West St.,
two doors west of the Court House, up stairs,
where they intend to carry on the Il ailOE.-
ing Business in all its branches-and
from the experience they have had in the bu-
siness, fatter themselves that they can do
work to suit all those who may favor thom
with their custom.
N. B. Cutting done at the shortest notice.
and great pains taken to fit it for making.
All garments cut at our shop warranted to
fit, if properly made up.
HENRY TYRREI.
BIRDSYE WAKELEY.
Litckfel1, Oct IA, 1910. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25
Mechanical Gv0ad Surgical
DENTISTRY,

THE subscriber may be found at his Office
Il in Litchficld until further notice.
His permanent residence in Litchfeld, and
constant practice in the Dental art for q
number of years past, together with unceas-
ing exertions for the introduction of all i'm.
provements which have resulted to the sci
ence from the united experience and obser-
walton of talented men of this Country and
Europe during the past century, give him
confidence in saying that all has ,oork shall be
done acith care and skill in the operation, in the
most approved manner and ,cith good materials :;
combined soith moderate and reasonable charges,
and fidelity to the patient. All work warrant
ed, and unless satisfaction is given no charge
or fee will be required.
REUBEN d. MERRlMAN,
Leave has been given me to refer to the
following gentlemen for testimonials of char
acter or ability.
J. G. Beckwi,h. M. D. Liechfeld
J. S. Wolcott, M. ID. do.
A. S. Lewis, NJ. D. do.
Samuel Buel, NJ d. do.
r. M. Woodruff M. D. do.
6. w. Grant. M. D., Dentist, Nc,sEurgE.
Alanson Ahbe, nj. d. Worcester, Mass.
Henry Fish, NJ. d. Salisbury.
November l9, 184O. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

Hides, Skins, and Eurs.
NASH. and the highest price, paid for Beef
~ HIDES, WOOL SHEEP SKINS, and
SHIPPING FURS, by .,-sii..
tt BRADLEY r. AGARD.
Wolcoitpiile, Dec. II, 1910. ,...,. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

Water Cement,
THOR sale, by the barrel or less quantity.
II Inquire at MORSE 4 CAMPS.
Tifchfe2d AupNSt p. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

First rate Buckskin Mittens, 4..
MYTH first rate price attached. Also,
w quite a variety of fall f. acinter Glores,
Stocks. Collars, and Suspenders-India rubber
OVershoes, Boys Belts, fine silk Cloak Cords
and Tassells, Fur Collars--an for sale.
Nov. 10. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

TORD and TASSELS-Silk Quilting for
Oovercoat Collars-Silk e. Merino Scaris !;
Coat Cord and Binding, at e..
Nov. u. MORSE e. CAMPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1841-02-25

NOTICE.
TUST Received, and for sale at the Book
81 and Variety Store, first door east Of the
Court House, a choice assortment of
DRY GROCEMIES.
which will he sold cheap for cash.
JOSHUA GARRLTT.
LitchfeM, Nor. 19. Is
oN19eS' C6UiI officer,
LNOR sale Mt the Book and Variety Store,
Il one door east of the Court House.
Nov. 26. ]. GARRETT.
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the author, will be furnished complete 10 the sub
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tanec of ),
rhi1 is printed after the Edinburgh edition, re-
yscd by the author hnscf, which was published
in ior,y-cJht volumes, and cost seycnty-two dol
lars, aud viii contain every word comprised in the
Edinburgh edition.
The work will appear in weekly Members, COM
pi>ng an entire novel, printed on good paper, and
will lac completed in twenty-five numbers, making
FIVE large octayo volumes. Title page and por-
trait viii be printed with the work.
IL HUU c0scs, the mOarytor any Of the dborc
~orhs must To Posi!ircly rccelrei, 6gore copy Is
sent.
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vance, a wv
For Theirs History Of the French Rcvolu-
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For l.adys Took one year and Theirs His
tory. 10 90
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For " aud two copies Of
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lady's Book, years, 10 0O
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New Line of Stages,
FROM LUDLOW TO WOODSTOCK.

THE subscribers will commence running Tiro Horse
l. Stage an the lh OF October from Ludlow, via. ~
son Furnace, Plymouth and Brdgcwatcr TO Woodstock,
VT, leaving JOhlsOns Hotel Ludlow on MONDAYS Wed
nesdays and Fridays ut half past O'Clock, F. M,alcr
the arrival of the kecne aud Rutland Stagesad arrive nj
Woodstock, hafpast O'Clock, r. M.;-cavc Whitnc )
Hotel WOosock on Tuesdays Thursdays aud Saturdays
ut O'Clock, A. NJ, and arrive at Ludlow in time for the
Kccnc Stage which leaves Ludlow at 10 o'clock A. NJ,
and the Rutland and Burlington Stage, which leaves nj
hai-past 2 o'clock, 7. NJ.
Passengers going North from the Fast Sorh, will
find this the most direct rOntc; rs they cnn take the
Burlington Stage ut Kccnc Walpolc h, Falls Chester or
Cnvends und arrive at Woodstock the same dtN nj half
past 7o'cock p. Maso passengers can take the inrl-
ing,on Stays at Mddlebury, Blandon, Pill,ur Rutland
Shrewsbury and Mount Holly and ariy Woodstock tho
same day, at haEpast o'clock where Sluscs leave the
next day for all parts Of the country
RIP. POLLARD co.
r, 7. POLLARD, Plymouth,
IOsEPH MARTIN, DO. ''F''''
Isaac ID. JOHNSON, LudioW,
Sept. "a, lsll. 7-f
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SAVE YOUR FUEL.
CUASES COOKING STOVE,
nnrn,rlNn rrnx 4 PRINCIPLE GxrlRELY NGw.

OPER ATING rPON 4 PRINCIPLE In IiNLh' '''"'
yuNIIE subscriber having ontractcd with Nr :. T. Chase
for the rilht ri his stove Tor the County OF N'Lttor'
bcgs leaves to call hrattenliOn 0 the pubic TO tue same.
Inc stove hey ond doubt economical and convenient
than amy other cooking stove IN use. II Is 'nNtile
cause of its peculiar construction, AMI ttur'.n 10Y NC
rep.un that ii will save three l0Urhs OF the it '' 10
he consumed In otirt stoves IN order n 90 ID t'H u
mcunt Of cooking 1t contains twoovels oI lf-t omen
Sims which can IN an ANT have the t'Wpe" =" tb"h
rd b Jnmnc5, rs to adapted to baking ar roasting the
most lccur H. well the C0iSusl irCo iht Iuhe ot
Jr,urtmcnt is urrl ct in every point oiyicW. N hus
can be used at time The hroIre department $50 con
strrctrd that the smoke i, not suffered to s 10 'dH
room being conycyCd directly into the stove, owing 10
the peculiarly the principle, upon Wl'A 'hS S.N' o.
crates none Ut hr heat from the lire chamber - suIttu 10
ms, directly inOthc pipe, while all the coolest mr. ~ INC
loyc i SO DISCHARGED This is dunc by an air IAN G oI 'r
rrr\ jpn the ar and smoke after hS lniu Win w. hh
and in ,ch manner, as 10 produce very sFo'- 'r-''
thus all the heat generated must he upt" To s"' i"e-
tiCal purpose ..,,, ,r.;. 81 .,
In proof 1.-THE above, have connected WI" ms t ~
smcn the following certificates irom gchlth'E Iu.'. =
rI character who ARE using The stove ~ hS ,hli
The stoves will be kept constantly on hglI au 'o ,uIr
by, ltIS - iNi''''"S'' ''''
V'ood,toCl July Eth 10,
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I MO n II O l s L,

yJ,yIc subscriber would respectively inform the public
that hr has taken the above named House, ana 'H'
the establishment has been fitted up in good sNer Hat
ters himself that entire at>acGn Willie gwen 10 NH
may t,var him with Il call Ever grateful to his OLD au"
numerous customers who have paroniIcd him WINE Keep
ing the stage iou,c panyle for more Than ten !es
mas, he still hopes that they will continue their NoS ~ 't
UNION House. and he respectfully invites his present '-
rons and the travelling public, generally, WHEN Ns'h@ III,
Capitol toca on him. plcdgng himself that his mouse s'
be- kcpt ina clean quiet and pcaccar manner an 'ha Ut
y his best cndcaynrs to render the stay o his guais
n,",,,,nt md cou,tortrhlr JNO. KELSEY.
Montpelier, Dee 81, leio. d1-!'
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ID 1 f. d.,

In this village, on the 22d nit, MARY H., daugh-
ter Of MIR Albert King, aged 2years.
In Rridsewater, on the Goth u't,, CHARLES
ELBRIDGE, son of Ira b. and Caroline Smith
aged months.
In this town, on the 25,h ut,, of congesiive ty-
phus fever, after distressing illness of eight days
which she bore with patienre and christian re.
sgnalion, MELINDA e., consort of Drury +,
Narckres. Printers in Nashua, n. H. and Dan
vile, Vt. are requested, &c.
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VOLUME TWENTY-THREE.
GODEY'S LADY B 20 X
AND LADIES' AMERICAN MAGAZINE.
l. DIT ED by

EDITED ny
Mrs S. ]. HALE and Mrs LYDIA II, SIGoURNEY,
Miss T.. LEsLIE,a contributor TO each No.
TINE present volume commences with two Steel
L. Engra,ings by A. l.. Dick" Sunday Morn
mr." and the "Sole Of the Pet Lamb" Also, n
coourcd Fashion Plate. This is an outlay for En-
beIlishments unprecedented in this or any other
country. The great beauty of the pictures will
give pleasure to every lover of the beautiful, and
it shall always be our aim 10 procure such subjects
for the engiayer as will, even without the poetlcd
illustration, tell their own tale. While thus giving
attention to that which pleases the eye, we will
show that equal attention has been paid TO CATER
ING FOR THE MIND.
Mrs l.. II. SIGOURNEY, who has lntely return
ed from Europe, has made such arrangements as
will ensure us Il supply of articles from the best
Female Writers of England. MARY RUSSELL
MrroRp-Nlrs $. c. HALL and MARIA EDGE
WORTH, (thcir fist contributions TO an American
Periodical will each contribute TO the Ladies
American Magazine; from the two last we now
have articles on hand. The Hon. Mrs NORTON
will also be a contributor.
While from abroad we are receiving such assIs-
tunce us will serve to make an agreeable variety,
we must not forget to mention that we are now
publishing an article from an eminent writer of our
own country, the author of 'Looslng and Winning
and ScnsibiIily. This tale we are certain will
cause as great sensation did the publishing OF
= Loosing and Winning, which was published in
half the papers of our country.
Let it not be forgotten that Miss LESLIE con-
tributes to the Lady's Book only. iL5eNo other
Magazine has articles from her pen,ezr1l She
commences in this No. another Of those graphic
sketches that give so much pleasure our readers,
"LEoNILLA INNMORE."
While paying proper tribute to the great tai
ents of the English Ladies' previrus y mentioned,
be it remembered that we have our own Hale, Sig
Quincy, Leslie, Parsons, Embur,, lIentz, and a
host of Others TO mention which we have neither
time nor spnce,
GopEY's lAnY's Book has been favoured from
the first with list of writers that no other Maya
zine can equal, 1t has, also, what cannot be said
of any other publication, Erciusire Contributors
The list of subscribers is larger than any monthly
publication in this OF perhaps any other country
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cl edn to these, it is natural they should not stand
in awe of so weak an enemy. From all that could
be seen of the proceedings on shore, preparations
for defence were making in all directions; several
new forts were building near the city Of Tinghae
on Chusan, and the Notifications of the city were
likewise being repaired and slrenglhened,-B.