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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
p P'sts's' FIX; e. Ks"'' S. May 4, ls42.


ESTATE Of ELIAS TAYLOR, late of said
~ Kent, in said district, deceased.
The Executor represents the estate insol-
sioners thereon. Ordered, that commission.
evs to receive and examine the claims of the
creditors of said estate be appointed at the
Prot,ate Office in said Kent, on the 3O,h day
of May, 1912, at 10 o'clock, forenoon. (of
which all persons in interest will take notice
and app ear, if they see cause, and be heard
thereon, )and notice thereof be given by post
ing this ord>r upon the signpost in said Kent,
nearest where the deceased last dwelt, and
also BY publishing the same in a newspaper
printed in 1.itcEfield. in Litchfield county.
Certified from Record.
81 NArH'L P. PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
PEASE'S
HOREHOU.VsD C.A.V.DY.

I n the multitude and variety of specifics which the
science ana experience al ..aA have Produced to
alleviate the infirmi,ies of human nature. smooth Inc
pillow OF sickness, and sustain lfe none stand so pre-.
eminent alone, as Peases Horehound Candy.
The TESTIMONY OF THOUSANDS,
who would otherwise ha We been enclosed in the dark
cells Of the tomb, has been added-presenting living
evidence Of the
MIRACLES TT HAS PERFORMED
We find in the catalogue of those whose certificates
would fill volumes. that the expiring breath of
DEEP.ROOTED CONSUMPTION
has expanded, and lived to record with grateful &C.
Acknowledgements, its efficacy and yr,ue-lhat the
pangs Of CouoHs and COLDS have yielded to its sway
the aged the ashmatic. the confirmed subjects Of
pumonic affections as sOell as the young NTH Whoop
ing Cough, Catarrh, Measles and when the skill Of
medical experiment was cxhaussed-whsn hope had
fled. remedy, under Providence, was yet found. in
PEAsE's HOREHOUND CANDY,
which establishes health and Uigor in the frame, and
hope and confidence in the mind. This invaluable med.
icne may be had at the mandatory, As Division st.
and from the numerous city and country agents ap-
pointed TO sell it.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
DENTISTRY.
III. B. MERRTMAN.

THE subscriber takes this opportunity to
L. thank his friends for their past favors
and tenders his services to the public for
their future encouragement. Hard times pri-
ces will be observed in all his charges. In
serting % so. At the house of Mr.JAMEs H.
CooKE, in EastStreet.
r. B. MERRIAM.
Litchfeld, Feb. %, lS42. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

Protective DUTIES. Mr.. jefferson had
practical views on this subject. In 1893,
while Secretary of State under Washington,
he spoke thus in communication to Con-
greSS:
"Should any act contrary to our wish,
suppose it may better find its advantage by
continuing its system of prohibition, duties
aud regulations, it behooves US to project our
citizens, their commerce and navigation, bv
counter prohibitions, duties and reguldt ons slso
Free commerce and navigation ere not to bs
giuen IN exchange for restrictions and uerotions
nor are they likely to produce a relerGtiOn of
then."
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET. May 2.
In MARKET-25O Beef Cattle left over from
last week and 1900 received since; $50
Sheep and Lambs IS Mich Cows, including
10 left over last week.
BEEF-SOld at about the same prices as
last week, averaging sc $3.50 per 100 lbs.
l25 OF the best were taken for the Brighton
market $50 left over unsold.
Mich Cows-55 Cows and Calves were
sold at $40 IS each.
SHEEP-AlI sold al $3.50 a 6, and Lambs at
81 a 2,35 per head.
PoRK-Was purchased by live weight at
IA 3 "a cts. per TO-, generally 3l-2
HAY-Sold at 81 l-2 81 l-2 cts per 100
lbs. loose by the load.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
Rail Road Line
Frorm Eitchfield Ia TIevu YorI,

From LltChGeld to New York
VIA NEw-MILFoRD AND BRIDGEPORT.
II EAVES Litchfield Tuesday, Thursday
IL and Saturday mornings at half past 3,
and arrives in New-Ycrk at 4 same after.
noon. Steamboat stops at Norwalk only on
the passage to New York.
ALSO,
From Litchfield to Poughkeepsie
This line leaves Litchfield Tuesday, Thurs.
day and Saturday at half past 3 in the NOR
Eingr and arrives at Poughkeepsie the same
afternoons For passage or information up
ply at Bolles' Hotel, South street.
GEO. BOLLES, Agent
Litchfield, Nav 1912. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
SHERMANS POOR MANS PLASTER.


The best strengthening plaster in the world, and a
ions sides, breast, neck limbs, joints, rheumatism,
lumbago &c. &c. One million year will not sup.
ply the demand. Warranted superior to all others,
and for one quarter the usual price, making not only
affords relief in few hours, and makes astonishing
cures.
Joseph w. Hoxie, Esq. who had been 80 afflicted
with rheumatism. to be unable to dress hImseIf
without assistance, was enabled after wearing one
only one night, get up alone in the morning, put on
his clothes and call office with eyes heamlng
with JOY, and his tongue pouring forth me gadness oI
his heart ut the sudden and signal relief he nad re-
ceved from this best of all remedies.
Mr.. Daniel Williams Of EIiZab BEETHOVEN, ": j., an
old Revolutionary soldier, was afflicted with rheu
mat sm that he could scarcely help hlmseli-these
Plasters entirely cured him. Thousands ct cerh
Gates might be given OF their wonderful properties
but the fact Of the enormous quantity Sold must be
the greatest evidence of their virtue. Directions are
printed the back Of each plaster With ac smile
Of the name thus, A. SHERMAN, M. d. Be partlc.
ular 10 get Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster; and see
that it is printed the back, there are several
as ShermAns Pasters, when they are altogether
worthless. No other person can make the genuine
so be particular when you purchase.
Always be particular to enquire for Shermnn's Lo-
zenges. Plasters and that You do not have any
other article pamed off upon you See that his
name. "A Sherman, M. D." is upon the boxes and
plasters, and bnv none other. Wholesale and retail
warehouse, LOG Nassau street, and by his authorized
EGENTS-samI Buell. and R. M. Woodruff
Iitch6ed; Kellogg g. Smith, Harwinton; Seth Tho
mas e. Son, and Harrington g. Calhoun. Plymouth;
A. A. Gridley. WATERFOWL Luke A. lays, BETH
lem; Nathaniel Smith. Toningford Smith q En-
sign, Wcco..yile Augustus Miles e.. Go'e ss,
ron Jno. Franklin. Canaan; J. c. Swift, Norfolk |;
E. Leavenworth, Waterbury. 6m5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

NOTICE-The Litchfeld County Temperance
~ Society will meetat Brdgowater on the fourth
Tuesday in May inst. a. 70 o'clock A. NJ
p s. BEEBE, Secretary.
T:;-hS-li May 9th 1912
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

VENHE Court of Probate for the District Of
l. New Milford has limited and allowed
to the creditors Of Albert N. Gaylord in said
District, an insolvent debtor, six months
from the date hereof, in which to exhibit
their claims against said Gaylord and has
appointed Seymour B. Green and Lewis B.
Sherwood Commissioners TO receive, exam-
inc and adjust said claims. Certified by
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We. the Commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet to at
tend TO the duties Of said appointment, at the
dwelling house Of said Gaylord on the ID
day Of August l642 and the lst day of Nc
vember 1912 at 8 o'clock 10 the forenoon on
each Of said days. All claims not presented
within said time. properly attested, will be
debarred q recovery.
DGseS at NeW- Milt6r1 The ID Day q Msy rcE2.
SEYMOUR B. GREEN. (Comm.rs.
LEWIS B. SHERwOOD
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
NEw-YoRK CATTLE MARKET, Nav 2.
MARRIED.

IN Goshen, on the llth inst. by the Rev. Mr.. Ever
est, MIR. Henry Norton, to Miss Della Beach.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
FRESV GROCERIES.

lust received by GARRETT & BALD
- WIN, Il supply Of Fresh Groceries, which
will be sold low, for cash
May IL, 1912 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

At Court Of Probate holden at NeW- Milford.
,oithin and for the District Of Neso- Milford,
on The 5th day Of May, A. ID. 1872:
Present, Nathaniel Perry, Esq! Judge.
II STATE of Jus1Us M1IEs,, late Of said
IL New Milford, deceased. Ths Admin
istrator represents the estate insolvent. and
prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon: Whereupon, Ordered. that Com
missoners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims of the creditors Of said estate, be;
appointed at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on the 23d day of May I842 at o.
clock IN the forenoon and that all persons
interested in said estate may be notified
thereof, the administrator will cause this,
order to be published ia newspaper print
ed III Ltch6eld and post copy thereof on
the public sgnpost nearest the place where
the deceased last dwelt in said New Milford
and one other public place.
x true copy Of Record,
so NATHANIEL PRaRH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
Farnum's Domestic Hoe Hive.

THE Subscriber has secured Letters Pat
4 ent of the United States for certain i'm
provements in Bee Hives and is now pre-
pared to sell Individual, Town, County, or
State Rights on the most favorable terms.
Said Hives arc SO constructed as 10 entirely
exclude the miller or bee-moth from the
hive, which is a trait that no other hive does
possess. il is swarming Hive and can be
used in building as well as out of doors.
lie would also employ several thorough 60
ing Agents to SCH rights in the different
States. The subscriber is also manufacture
ing hives which he will furnish if desired.
DANIEL H. FARNUM.
Liichfield South Farms, May l0,l642. (6w5O
STOCKS! STOCKS!
GATIN, bombazine and light cold tie
= Stocks, sold by A p. p. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19
SHERMANs cAMPHOR LOzENGES

SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate rlief to Nervous or Sick Headache,
papitation Of the heart owneeH nfsprlts, desponden
cy, nhamma,ory putrid throat, bowel or sa"'-
mer complaint, fainng, q sense OF sinking OF the
els, hys,erical affections and all nervous diseases.
drowsiness through the day. and wakefulness night.
cholera or cholera morbus diarrhga, lassitude or
sense Of fatigue. Persons travelling ~ attending
large parties will find the Lozenges really reyving.
and imparting the buoyancy Of youh-used after dis
sipaon, they will restore the tone Of the system gen
orally. and remove all the unpleasant symptoms aris-
ing from too free living. They are also recommend
ed as preventive and cure Of that distressing &C.
compa niment of sea voyage, sea sickness. John M
More, Editor Of the Brother Jonathan; Joseph b.
Nones, Bsq. Vics-President Of the Wa:hng'on Ma
of the New.York Herald DR.. A. c. Castle; William
Appega,e. Job Printer, H. Ann street; the Rev. Dr.
Allen and others. have used them and never known
them to fail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

TINE Court of Probate for the District Of
n Litchfeld hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the credit
ors To the estate of JEDEDIAH EdsLEsToN late
of Torrington deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect
to present their accounts, properly attested,
within said time will be debarred a recove-
ry. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate payment to
Moan DRAKE. Jr. Admir-.
Torrngton,. May 9Th, lS42. So
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

TVHE Court of Probate for the District of
l. Litchfield hath. limited and allowed six.
months from the date hereof for the'creditors;
to the estate Of P0LLY EGaEHsToN, late Of
Torrington, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement Those whonegiect to pre-
sen, their accounts, properly attested. within
said time, will be debarred a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requested
TO make immediate payment to
NOAH DRAEE; Jr. Admir-.
Torrington, May 9Th, ls42. 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

Have given their names within the last year, as a re-
ference Of the wonderful virtues Of these Cough Lo-
zenges. They cure all recent cases in few hours,
seldom requiring more than one day to entirely Grad
icate the most distressing ones.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-05-19

Bill providing that no officer Of q bank can be no.
!ary Pubc-that all appointments be for one year on.
y-and tina al commissions at present existing ex.
pire on the LIST June Referred to the judiciary
committee.
STATE Prison committee reported in favor Of the pc.
ttion for the discharge of Clark Case Report accep
ted and PRAYER Of petition granted Same committee
reported az alnst The discharge Of Pardon Jones from
PRISON report accepted and petition denied
Resolutions appointing Sanford B. Grant director
OF the Farmers and Mechanics Bank Hartford Cal
vim Day director of Hartford Bank and Francis ].
Huntington and Iulns Catln directors Of Phoenix
Dank-referreG to committee on banks.
Resolution offered to adjourn ill Tuesday
Mr.. Wilcox opposed the resolution.
Mr.. Wa,ies said they had precedents Of all parties
in favor of a long Adjournment it was a democratic
principle to go home and consult their constituents ;
and from time immemoriaL if he recollected right
such had been the custom.
~, The resolution reads that the House adjourn till
Tuesday afternoon at O'Clock p. NJ After some
dIsctissinn as to the tauology OF the resolution.
Mr.. Peters moved that the letters p. Nj. be struck
out. Motion lost !!
'. Another interesting discussion ensued when Mr..
Fox moved that the word afternoon he struck out.
Mr. Pierce of Sourhhnrv hoped the gentleman
would not persist in his motion, he had no wish to
come here at night
Sundry motions were then offered and the resolu-
ton amended so TO read that when the House ad-
lorn FRIDAY morning, it adjourn TO meet on Tues
day at o'clock 7. NJ.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01

por,s Of the Union A.. :
S to(e pf,h;1 BY railroads. 10 va! so
~, an" "a ' ,ha z possess q c "n'', ID
to h cav IA" ood Deparluonl i'''I lea
evil is 5. ana Unreasonable e .ss,'o
come I ne.a some timely m., ,,'I"''
con ! iSsl il my duty 'a to ~. ..s,ipai
up IN the adminlslrto',';Io,, '5cbb,,
e ousnl to be corrected st' os'9'ycq
t 'hon rse. Of the power, rbi,, ,I"s
Of oI'% "e IonsGo, has vested n ia d. opg
order rT% TO .nS .,i incumboorss I lrsI
with with tho 70 substitute substitute Others mo,
S bv co m this respect, b5s t %,"
faIno. power only YIN IN c % '''
,"'"sss or inability, Or in AZ,
J JNs,r,'e appeared nece.sar .r'%
o n.; and suo9,e. y ''
a active ", partisnoship on gP.t y. By
Of @a.e ofhce' which not ONLY w. r' ',l
lIo %. Inc ST steady and inp' n,..''
and 5" ;ni,, official duties, 1,,
d d'u ,Io'' lou ,oilueoceor,reeo,s''o..
;,ss1e the characterdtSJ 3',ol'
i1se n,, Inasmuch as It es N Go','n
as being a pa p,'y' ~ w
n a.. Is in the secret plots ., ' os..
'0gs of political parties. - VI 'R
,o. 10 respect to the exercise ora,
lo'n'ns should be left to discre, ,'
mt may y. be safely respatedGy law Wv,
IF high importance to RESTRAIN "a" !.
possible, the stimulus Of per,an,.'
% public elections. Considp,i,os
Increase y, that has been made !,
IN the last quarter Of , ~ ~
md the probability Of further in,r,
ocnr The hazard Of witnessing yS.
'''cal contests, directed too or.,
jingle object Of retaining ofh,e IL
' no are 10, or obtaining it by 6..
re out. Under the Influence d
| shall cordially coz,
ny CONSTITUTIONS measure for rrp,
I'd by regulating restrain The g,r
emova|. @
! suggest 10 YOUR considerario,,5
rely Of making, without further
me specific application of The fp5
we'd under the will of Mr.. Sni.h
'nglond, for the diffusion Of Know.
nd winch have, heretofore, been u
=, public stocks, until such limc a.
Tess should think proper to given
specific direction. Nor will you,
'nhden', permit any aJn,ampnl Of
Of lhe legacy to be maSc SD
turn out that the stocks ia which
vesimeD,s have beea made, have uad'
me a depreciation.
IN conclusion, ! commend yom
e interests orrhis District, hvvhrh
q the exclusive Legislators. Cons
Q that this CITY is the resIderc'd
oyernmen', and, fora large part d
,ar, Of Congress. land considering,
e great cost Of the Public Baij'
id tie propriery Of afIdrding lhena
mes careful prolectioo,--i it seems
reasonable that Congress should
butte towards the expense ofan eih;
lice. JOHN TiLLAI
Washington, December, lSl.
I..1.s
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Notice.

TINT WILL on the first Mo0oay % i.
next, present my acc0 o. wv. y :" eots
orabIe Probate Court Of Holmes ,o Il
Mississippi, for final settlement I Ib' d
ance Of my administration :"
Of John RI. McCaIIisler, d9ceI i;STESI
: JOHN NJ. M'CAL n,rslI;lpI
Admr. of John Fl. Mo' as.
january !, 1912. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Notice.

Tn WILL on the first MOn0ay u ". Al
.M next, present my acc1 ,1u1,uss col
orable Probate Court Of I1olln' u IN
Mississippi. for final settlement !. o ~" oil
ance as administrators de bool' ' JJ"cg
estate of Robert c. Wll,'a np Adn't
7'l OZIAS TATLOh sr
January J, 1912. -
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01
Citation.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Holmes County,
Probate CONFECTIONERY IrT ~"
"A GREEABLY to an oidetd
IA Hon. Probate Court OF H"'l
county Mississippi, made at NE 'DI
term thereof, 1912: Notice . M',
given TO all persons interested "
lands, tenements and heIsGI'l"',a
Thomas Land, deceased, 10 % ~'
sonaIIy appear before our 50" Vyu.
Probates, at The next March term @
then and there to show cause W!
have or can. why an order s'O'". I'M
made by this Court, for Ih' "1S ~
following lands belonging 10 '' =. M M h
ants estate, 10 wIt:-lhe '"u" .,,,,I
section ,wenty.siy, lo"oIO'p I,,.TI
range one west, IN Honey is'',,' .,i n
ed as lots Nos. 7, s, ., w. y u..,,,b|
J. +. Williams ~ \
Of If said Court ,@s|
J.. $. Monday NJ ,dr in J'1a \
- y 1912, and sea Of q \
..a Court. Issued ih,
... day of Janost !, u
J. M. HoLLINGsWoSsrl,a1
Clerk of Probate c =,
January l, lS42,
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1842-01-01

l-.rsss."s 7la.a, y
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

Haynss and Mr. Hopkins that store Of EsEIish would
come and dwell by them, shaB % they might not BE-
in tear Of thsir onsmieS the upande. and that de
English should have al their land only providing tom
place Tor planting. which think 10 bus request
and hope you will attend rules Ofmsrsy in tat este,
not that they shall be their own caEvoEs whatthey
will and where, fcV their exhoVblant humOr win carry
them to dispOsess you Of your houses. sxpsfohes
proves il, give m Indian inch end b will take sn
ell.
! will engage myself to prove the land % before
said conquered; and il mistake not ysgy much The
English BY gift firstly [had i'll from themselves desi.
ring Is above said the EOGlish 20 esmO and ct Down
upon it.
IcOuId wish this matter had bsen in question In Mr..
Haynes days and Mr. Hopkins, busshe Commanders Of
the Bay soldiers and Commanders Of Connscsieus the
Ancient Pequets viii prove it conquoFsd Iand. and
never heard Of other ground BY which the EnSlsh
did possess it but by conquest and sift which was
looked at BY thereby Not else 1t present trouble
you commit you to God and rest yours
To have and serve ~
Az God shalt enable ,~..s.w.
~. THOMAS STANTON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

Nft
8 There is curiosity sabjectto the inspec-
ton of the visitors at the House of Correc-
ton, which is well worthy the attention Of
the curious. 1t is a piece of silk curiously
woven by Henry Hardy, man of eighty
years, and who at present Is not a prisoner
In the institution. The cloth is of fine fabric
with satin surface, and about the thickness
of pongee. The ground color is crimson,
and the Declaration of Independence is full,
together with fac-similes of all the sigma
lures appended to that instrument beauti-
fully woven in black letters. The letters
are so raised they may be read as plainly
as print. ,1&-4
Il will contain when finished, likeness
of Gen. Washington; which is now half
formed, and already bears a strong resem-
blaDce of the prints of that great man the
sketch OF which was taken from the picture
in Fapuiel Hall What is remarkable, the
weaver is the sole inventor and manufactu-
Ees of this machine, raised the silk worms,
prepared the silk, and executes the work.
A greater specimen Of ingenuity we have
never seen ip any individ0al-B Boston Times.
Tbs New Orlsaas Plea nDe ssys shs only epidemic
SitnShas city up tOthe ldSh Wit. IVES want Of fandA
War aaN E-ampls. The WashingtOAieAs Of Hart
ford celebrated the anniversary of American hide
pendsnes N the FIRST distiIleFy erected IN COnnsct-
room 70 set six tables the whole length. The stand
for the orators was still upside down, and capable
the mar into Africa"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1842-09-01

TESTIMONY OF THOMAS STANTON.
Loving Friends-I received yours, dated May the
4th SO. BY John Minor, wherein understand Of the
insOlent and unreasonable behavior and demands Of
the natives in your parts challenging al, or The
greatest part Of your land, so longsincs BY you 6t
sessed; their challenge il, that if the English can
prove tho lands they possess were svsr sold them or
given them or conquered by them p
l much wonder at these tinSes, these lessons they
have learned bus Of late years, certainly they well
know the English did possess oil those parts ~ con-
qusrsd iands-for from Nsw.Haven 70 SashquakS.
We did pursue the Pequsts, killed dive at New.Ha-
and Cuphssg only one house OF ihe carcase Of
one We found at Milford without Inhabitants at the
cutting off the Rsqusts oil their friends and confeds.
rates fed, also being under the same condemnation
with them. tbs true some at Paquanocke did formerly
stand out but the Psqus.s did kill several Of them and
conquered the country, 60 brought oil the Indians
at Long Island and the main their tributaries from
Peques to Accemkit beyond the Hudso0's River; the
Engiish conquorng the Pequsts conquered them also
and took cap,ivss from Sashquakss Psquanocks for
they several Of them lived with the Psqusss in time Of
their prosperity and fought agains. the English also
at Sashquaket. POquanoske Indians fought against
10 hkewsss some Of their women are at Nssas NE.
visl and in The Bay aScap,iyss 10 ,hs day; have
informed some Of the mon ratenAl PsQuets Of this
and they say. tha. if the Easah do gaRs that ihosa
western Indians may ssli thSir land, thoy soy thsy
may do the ike fOe they say thsE land j. s0nqnOssd
well a. Oass SaveEal 0les thsmsslves TO debate
the Psqaet lrghsI with thsm and prove Il 70 the Eae-
Ish before their faces Also since tho war can ies
tify that the Indians ai PsquanOcke did sntTeat Mr.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-05-03
a CARD.
TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.

TO DRY GOODS MERCHANTS.
IN consequence of the extremely unsettled stlte of
the currency for few years past, rendering the
sales on credit 50 very hazardous, and the manifest
wrong and injustice of charging the good man SO
high profit the necessity of The case compels ev-
cry TO do in order TO meet the losses by the bad
we adopted the plan of buying ond selling Exclusive
ly for cash. And now having fully tested the fact,
thai those who buy their pods of credit houses OF
OF cash and credit houses mot at all compete with
our customers in the sale of their goods, shall
therefore continue the same system.
By paying cash for our gools, NC are enabled TO
obtain most of them from Manufacturers, and from
first hands, thereby saving TAT leas ali the charges
OF the commission merchant, such as comuiss!es
guar antce, interest, labor &C., which often amounts
tea retail profit, which enables US to sell by the
piecs aslow as they usually bought by the pack
age, Gbsest off,
We therefore specially invite all those in the trade
who are not sing to pay the losses by Others, and
can make such pay for their goods, to call and exam
Inc ours, before purchasing elsewhere.
We keep constantly On hand general assortment
Of Americ an, English and French, Wooden. Cotton
and Silk, Fancy and staple Dvy Goods, by the piece
or ;kage.
LESTER HOLINESS CO.
1877 Pearl ST.
New York, Aug. 10, 1s4I. >l7:Iy