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W.T.
DAVID WHITEHEAD
Nrw YoRr, April 30, ls4a.


"E>rlfNEN-ihongh be unnecessary for me
In add anorrpoof the Justly deserved celebrity of yor n
uloc preparations OF Sasapara my fellow
men, ieel bound Ia proclaim the fac-FTom being most .
hes cripple with disease Of the eKtremtes which spread
over - legs nsep and feet distressing much render
Ne almost miserable; am now quite entirely by
the u" of SaraFan. years was unable 10 ,r
shoe and the right foot and ance very swollen
which AT times discharged pus fTce-accompane with
violent itching and burning sensations To- deprive me Of al, m
gave up IN despair and supposed ampuiaton necessary
Out hearing OF great cures made by Sarsapan resolved 10
make another effort regain my healtand now under the
blessing Of Kind Providence say an well WIN
feelings Of gratitude you tanknes TO the rver Of an
good for thus blessing he means
JAMES MCCONNELL, No 400 Greenwich st
TINS to certify that T. James Mcconnell the and
hbed his foot and leg and stated by eleven bot
ties OF sands sarsapar, perfect been effected With
feelings OF the Wamesi gratitude Mess n thus being in
siruenial under Divine Providence curing and restoring him to
healuh requests me To give this certificate. RIO. JONES
Alderman 5th Ward of the City OF New York
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DISSOLUTION.
| IHNHE Gn-nnrI n1--hLu ~ L NII,a III N,rl,A

'1'hE Co-partncr-bIp OF JAMES BLANTON
CO. war deceived on rf Grt DOS Of Iinllr last
'am"- bn'n o. ALONE Hpu'nlsi ia. bunes. of us
Ih'f having '1in- against te lu pee. 90 them Il, him
uent 10 him ts early aa pos.itL ~ 10y
IN} nave 90 hifh hfee stock Of Carriage R1ruess and
hufHe'' q" excellent qualify which tisy wu sss lgs
JAMES HLANIuN
PRICE PARCELS
WILLIAM ~ BLANTuN
farnvflc. May le. l-t1
h-1 nnics hiauton a Son VII continue ule Coach.
N'fR"n and Plough making husine Browns Church CBfnt,
hnd county and VIII keep supply NJ constantly on hand
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Scarcely any business has been transacted our
report Of Tur-y last the sales exceeding so
total for the week Of 400 bales There Of
importance the market and boisrs any desire
to realize We have no change TO prices
previous quotations
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EDrCATION.-Mcs.1.. sMEAn n LEEER-

VIZ WI :, open u'rf English end Cae.i-d School On
Mghdp li" 3ld u August 'or 900 extra SESSION Eve
The regular session wI commence Monday NJ pe1
'f Nihe usual bnnchTs 0f an acalurll education Will be-
taught on "a" following terms English slde. So per auuu Ma
u"Wues $40 LATIN Grammar Lessons so Classical ,t
Alih1r and Greek so. french 81.
y. h--p,'ni attention wall be- gwen writing
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BELL TAVERN.

IENIE repairs this being nearly completed we
- take pleasure public that
VIII be opened. for tbs ~ boaders on
Tuesday the lsi day of August THIS establishment ncarT
and better oricr than been years.
will also state Tor The information n al any interest Tint
the report circulation that part Of
NJ an auction
purpose but will be for visitors whenever
they choose A TERRY
au EawlW For the proprietor.
a VALUABLE SERVANT GIRL At AUCTION.
PURSUANT to the provisions Of decree of
The IIusng' Count for city Richmond pronounced
e gun 'hy sf1 m suit therein pending between Robert Tel
painful AMI Henry w Mnncurc admir- Esther Tec deceased
and others deendlnts sln proceed. Monday it
al 10 O'Clock NJ the Bell Tavern city Richmond
pose 10 sale IN The highest bidder valuable Rd nimed
SUSAN ab" ~ years ~ by the above decree directed
aug HENRY W. NovCt'RF Conf
- ArlNErS AND KENTUCKY JEANS
- 20 cases Otf1ri, cadet. and Steel M1ed sltnots
. do Bk Cadet and Hue Kentucky Jeans. and
Tor sale by auii KENT. KENDALL a ATwATER
kDHINTS:-
90 cases fine and common Madicr Prints
auH KENT KRNDALL a ATwATER
EXCHANGH AZ sight on New Yors and Boston or sale by
~ an ~ ~ w 4 ). J. FRY 90.
A LCOIIOI.-6 Alcohol order, Just received by
- m Is ALEXR DrvAJ GO.
SAISAIOt!A NACER---CONGRfss SPRING.
NOIlCErhc subscriber respectfully informs ne public
In consequence ~ nrrr spurious Spring va
ter 'o everywhere. from and bottles genuine
Ranf such imposition and onnr n detect much may be-,
such petes be- has an the branded Water
Clarke without which marx, Congress spring Water be-
JOHN CLARKE
Owner ~ Congress Spring.
Supplies receiving direet--for sale by
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PENN AN SHIP,

MR. GOODWANE opens with now Classe
IVI daay.-Aeademy Main Street auI4
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Rich Retailing Dry Goods.
SOME exclusive styles Of unusually rich Paris
~ Wool Bazotines
some few ends uneounonly elegant Paris lie Iains
One piece extra heavy blue black =. Sole
Several dozen straw white blue every variety bck and
cold Kid Ghye Ladies'
Fan ot case Of eNira Tine unir-sd Sherting Linen
bo do do Brieye Diaper for Aprons
Few dress lengths Of Rich fourl SIX per I'd
Great variety OF handone lawns reduced rrces
Very great variety Of peck hat AMI Rbon elegant
and low
One piece very heavy and lhstrous blue
'"gcai variety Of rich cold and black perrin great
part Of of entirely Il low price
Low priced POULAND, silks &C. a..
And IN Cloths and Cassnere Housekeeping Linens British and
American Cotions fanrrl The good and
now "a the Of being made subscriber who
leaves Tor the northern and markets. simultaneously with
The appearance IT this advertisement purpose
by the first 10 the tenth Of September nvt,
the inspection Of perhaps ever had In
thu time the Goods above others on hand
VIII be sold at reduced prices though prospect that all
descriptions Will be higher than when they were LAID in
an IL TIlOS. II. PRICE.
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UCrIoN CARD.-we shall n This CTu.-day) com
- mcneng at % O'Clock, invoice STAPLE FANCY
DRY GOODS the attention of
generally DO sale without reserve
INLOEs a BROTHER A,r,s
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Commercial RECORD.

REVIEW OF THE MARKET-Aro. II.
NEW FLOUR-(Canal,) Sis u IS.
TOBACCO-No change.
WHEAT-Sl readily obtained for early delivery
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31
NOTICE.

VINHE subscriber gives notice TO all per-
II sons liable to pay taxes in the town
of Plymouth, that he has received warrants
TO collect a town tax Of three cents on the
dollar, and State tax ofone cent on the dol.
lar on the list 1912, and that he will attend
to The receiving Of sad taxes on Monday the
4;h day of September next Mt the store of
Harrington Calhoun & Co, on Monday the
lllh at the public house in Plymouth Hollow,
on Thursday the l4th at tho Store in Tcrrys-
vile, on Monday the 18th at the Store of
Allen Hemingway, from one to six o'clock
on each Of said days. ..... 4.
THOSE who neglect to pay their taxes Mt
the times and places above specified must ex-
pect TO pay such fees as the law will allow.
OLIVER SMITH, Collector.
Plymouth, July 30lh l843. l23w*
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31

Ala Co,irt Of Probate holden at Salisbury 'oith.
in and fjr the district of Sharon, on The 23d
day of August, A. ID. 1913.
Present, JoHN G. MITCHELL, Esq. Judge.
TTPON the petition of John D. Lowell, of
" Sharon, in the county OF LltchfeId,
showing to- this Court that ne is Guardian of
John II. Kniboe and Harriet E. knibloe, of
Stamford, county of DutcbeSs, and state of
New York, minors: That said minors are the
owners of real estate situated in said distric;
Of Sharon. viz the equal and undivided half
of about twenty one acres of land, lying in
the south part of said Sharon, lying west OF
and adjoining The road or highway leading
from David W. Woodward's to Inoch Lam
hert's dwelling house, bounded north by
VIM. Knibloe's land, east by the aforesaid
highway, south by said Lambert's land, and
west by said WoOdward's. AIso the one
undivided eighth part of one third OF about
one acre of land with dwelling. house. barn,
and other buildings standing thereon, lying
adjoining said twenty one acres. Also, the
one equal and undivided half Of about six
teen acres Of land lying in Ellsworth So
cieiy, in said Sharon, called the Livingston
LOT, bounded north on VIM. Knibloe's land,
east on Theron Keni's land. south on Nc
Burncy and Stephen knIbIoe's land, and
west on David w. Woodward's land. Also
the one equal and undivided half of abou:
eight acres of land, lying in said Ellsworth
Society, at place called Furwood Swamp,
il being piece of woodland that was distri-
buied 10 Thompson Knibloe from the estate
of William E. Knibloe, deceased: valued at
about five hundred dollars. That said land
and buildings are unproductive and that i,
would conduce TO the interest of said minors
to have the same sold and 10 have the avaiIs
thereof applied as the law directs, praying
for liberty to sell said property for the pur-
pose aforesaid, as per petition on file.
IL is ordered By his Court. That said Guar
dian give notice of said application by caus-
ing the same to be published in one of the
newspapers printed in Litchfield, in the
county Of Litchiield, three weeks successive
Iy, at least six weeks before the hearing land
that said petition will be heard at the Pro-
batclOfice in said district on the 18th day
OF November next. al 10 O'Clock forenoon.
Certified from Record,
3wI4 IoHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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isRchoseu q Be ttalsted. = .s J.


o5-Bewareof numbering Inposors, whose COM
pounds are manufactured by guess, and are as like
ly'to kill, as,cure. Since the law does not reach
these trfers with human lfe the only means of stop
ping their nefarious practices is not to buy their
trash Ii your watch was out of order, you would
not take it to blacksmith to be mended, and yet the
blacksmith would know more of its structure than
the emperic knows of the human frame. But when
men of science and research offer medicine to the
public, their reputation is staked upon its effects. If
fails, its failure is death blow all their hopes
of fame profit. 1t was under full sense of this
responsibility, that Dr. PETERS submitted his Vegeta-
bic Pills and Medicaed Lozenges to the test of pub
lie experiment. What has been the result A Sc
res of cures attested by thousands Of testimonials
which well nigh establish their infallibily The an
mails of medicine o not record similar triumph
and the sale of these wonderful an,ido,es to disease
like their virtues, far transcend all former precedent
These valuable medicines can be had at
]. G. BEcKwITu's Litchheld
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31

Alta Court Of Probate holden al Salisbury,
,oithia and for The District Of Sharon, on The
2lst day Of August l843.
Present, John g. Mitchell. Esq Judge.
A LBERT S. JUDD Administrators on the
IA estate Of Lewis Judd late Of Salisbury
within said district. deceased, having
represented said estate nsolyent, and give
notice to all concerned, to appear before this
Court the present day, at ten O'Clock A. NJ,
to be heard relative 10 the appointment of
Commissioners, and no one appearing, this
Court doth appoint VIM. M. Burial and
VIM s. Marsh, Esqrs. of Canaan Commits.
sioners, 10 examine and adjust The claims Of
the creditors Of said estate; and also doth
decree, that six months from this date be al.
lowed them 10 exhibit their claims 10 said
Commissioners, who will give public notice
of this order by advertising the same in a
public newspaper published in Lilchfeld
and by posting a copy thereof on public
sign post in said town of Salisbury nearest
the last residence ofsa;d deceased.
Cert:iied from Record.
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
The subscribers give notice,that they shall
meet at the house Of John Ensign in said Sal
shury on the 9Th day of October IS43, and
on the 18th day of February 1914, at 10 o.
clock A. NJ, on each Of said days. for the
purpose Of attending on the business Of said
appointment. IL
WILLIAM NJ. BURRALL,( Commits
WILLIAM s. MARSH, sioners.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31

AT Court Of Probate holden al Washington
within and for the District Of Washington,on
the 6h day Of August 1913;
Fly STATE of John NJ. Ford, late Of said
IA Washington, deceased. The Executors
represen, the estate insolvent ana pray the
appointment of Commissioners thereon
Whereupon ordered, that Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims of the
creditors of said Estate, be appointed al the
Probate Office in Washington on the llih
day of September next, at l o'clock ia the
Afternoon And that all persons interested in
said Estate may be noiificP thereof the Ex-
ecutors will cause this order 10 be published
in "A newspaper printed in Lichfe!d ana post
copy thereof on the signpost in said Wash
ingt0n nearest the last residence OF said de-
ceased A true copy Of Record.
2wl4* lTnIEL HIcKox, Judge.
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~ CDE-1-EI ISMCo

vFvIE Inhabitants Of the village of Itch
q field, are hereby notified, that their annu-
al meeting will be holden at the Town Room
in said village, on Tuesday the 9th day of
September next, at 2 O'Clock p. M. for the
choice of officers, and to lay tax, and make
application to the County Court for the ap-
pointment of Assessors, agrcably 10 the
Charter of said village. and to do any 9TH
er proper business which may be laid before
said meeting BY order of the President
STEPHEN TRowBRIDGE, Clerk.
Litchfeld, August 90. 1913. Ivy Ia
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Norfolk Academy.

VENIIIS Academy, which has for three years
Il past Eecn under the successful manage.
ment of the Rev. John F. Norton as Princi-
pal, is to be yeopened.on Tuesday the 3d of
October next under the care of Mr.. E. 3.
ANDREWS of Cornwall, an experienced
Teacher of high reputation.
The Trustees feel great confidence in re-
commenting this School and its location as
one of the best in this part of the country,
and would respectfully invite the patronage
of parents and guardians from this and the
adjoining towns.
The terms for the different branches will
be the same rs usual in schools of this char
acter. Board in respectable families can be
obtained on reasonable terms.
Per order of the Trustees,
BENJAMIN WEIGH JR, Clerk.
Norfolk, Aug. IS, lS43. 6wl3
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-Aug. %.
At market, 500 Beef Cattle fresh; (l5o Southern;)
80 Cows and Calves, and 800 Sheep and Lambs.
PRIcEs.-BEEF CATTLE, Sales at So, IS SIS to 5,75
and SIS tor prime Cattle.
Cows AND CALvEs.-All taken. at SIG to Is.
SHEEP AND LAMBs-The Market cleared at L.
25 SO tor Sheep, and Lambs from 81 10 IL to So rs.
HAY.-Saes al 62 l2 65 per cwt, for loose by the
load
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FARM For SALE.

81 THAT pleasantly located aad
f.9sgEA 4 beautiful Farm, lale the resi-
dence Of Samuel LYNN, lying on
sz!z--.s4S7A the souiherly side of Town Hill
$50 cahed) in Goshen, is for sale. There is
of that, and of a lot adjoining, aboul Ia0io
lao ncres, with two Dwelling Houses. The
Farm is beautifully situated, well watered,
and has m abundance Of the fairest frnif,
and would be sold together, or in parts 10
suit purchasers. Terms made easy. En-
quire Of E. LYMAN. q
Goshen, Aug. 1913. 6W12
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.V0f5ce 20 Farmers.
CRADLE FACTORY.

TINE subscriber has located himself half
u mile south of the Court House on the
New Haven Turnpike, where he has on
and GRAIN CRADLES, with syihes or
without. Also patent WHEEL HEADS.
with cast steel Spindles. warranted good
Cradle Syihes, and Repairing done as usual.
ELiAS BiSSEtL
Iitchfeld. June Ie43. :3n3S
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31
Geese Feathers.

TElHE subscribers have made arrange
Il mepts to keep constant supply OF first
rate article Of Geese Feaahcrs-seiec-
ted and packed with great care hy ourselves
in packages from 30 to o1lhs-; ana val ltT,
Dish ut all times any quantity from ~ TO lOOo
los. of quantity they will warrant 10 be as
gold as the best, at as low prices as can Dc
purchased of equal quality in The state.
$. 81 l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1913. ly35
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MIS- 6 C. ABLE

MISS CABL
KETOULD respectfully Inform her friends
wv and former customers Tint she wilt'be
happy to wait 90 them at her rooms 3 doors
Souih ofthc POST OFFICE, where she in.
lends giving her attention to MILLINERY
and DRESS MAKING. Ea.g.
~. Particular attention paid TO the clean
ing of Straw Hats.
Li,chfeld, May 10Th 1913. 81
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"a E" - ~ Nh
FOR SALE,

go L change his place of resi-,
|s.s:kSss dence, now offers for sale his well
$500 known and valuable Farm, situ-
a,cd in the northerly part Of Goshen one & u
fourth mile from the North Congregational
meeting house, and about the same distance
from the new Methodist church. Said farm
contains 1863 acres and los rods of land, has
on it good two story Dwelling House we'll
finished, convenient out buildings in good
repair, never failing spring of writer con-
veyed in lead pipe to the kitchen, thence 10
the barn, wood and timber lot ofabout 40
acres with heavy growth of sugar maple.
beach, birch, ash and bass wood, first rate
garden and some good fruit trees, is well
watered, well fenced and conveniently laid
out, and divided into pasture, moving and
ploughine lots, and on the whole is one OF
the most desirable farms in the town or VIZ
cinity. For further particulars enquire of
Erastus Lyman and Eber Bailey Esqrs.
Possession will be given any time after
the first of November next.
ELISHA BALDWIN.
North Goshen. Jnue G. IS43 SrnSW%
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31

NV A N T E d A Music book entitled
w The Boston INSTITUTES COLLECTION
OF CHURCH Music. Any one having the a.
hove named book, and wishing to dispose of
ii, will find market at this office.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-08-31
Tl RE GOED

A r PUBLIC VENDUE, 10 The highest
n bidder all the real estate Of John Levi.
late of Sharon in said district, deceased,
pursuant to an order from the Court Of Pro-
bate holden at Salisbury July 3, 1888, under
the incumbraHce of The widows dover and a
mortgage deed Of three hundred and twenty
five dollars, if not previously disposed OF M
private sale Place of sale On the premises
90 the Ash day Of September 1873 al one o.
clock inihc afternoon.
E. s. LEvr. Adminisifasar.
Augesi II, 1873. 2Nl3
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ID [ E. ID .

In this town Milton Society the Goth inst Mr..
FRIEND II. FRTSBIE, aged 75
In this town, on the 10Th inst. Margery Moss, rel
lot of Levi Moss, in the 94thyea- other age.
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= NOTICE.

n Joseph VIC ROSSMAN Litchfeld,
- in the probate district Of Litchfeld, ha-
wing heretofore conveyed to the Undersigned
certain estate, real and personal, IN Trust,
for the benefit. of all bis creditors--in pursu-
anoe of the statute in such case Provided
the Court of Probate for said district hath
assigned the 18th day of September, 1913, ii
10 o'clock in the forenoon nj the probate
Office in said Litchfeld, for the examination
and settlement of the accounts of the under
signed, relative TO said trust. AT which time
and place all persons Interested viii appear
if they see cause and be heard thereon.
FREDK "A. MARSH r.,,o,
ALANsoN HALL,
Titchfald Au0 % ISl3. II
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2. Il. RR.GE4,ERD.

House, in A. p p. Camps store, where he
will devote his time TO the REPAIRING of
Watches, Clocks, Jewelry. &c. Having
been employed Cor nearly four years with
one Of the hest workmen in New England,
he feels confident that ne can give saiisfac-
i'm foalI who may paironise him. A good.
assortment Of such articles as are ustlHlly
kept in shop OF the kiHd-consisting OF
RINGS. Pencils. P6ekel
IEnira ina EnElery. gold and silver Guard
eck q = 6SasR,
..,ss - ~ " -
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Warren Institute.

FgytIE Fall Term of Is weeks commences
e. on the 23d inst. Expencc for board and
tuition So per week. Stationery aud use of
books, excep, dictionaries and grammars of
foreign languages, ST per term. Apply to
J. c. IlowARD or r. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren, Aug. Is, 1913. 12tf
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District Of Lilchfela, IS.

DtSU tUt y L1ttH.tbN9, 80.
Probate Court, Aag. %, 1913.
R4%STA1'E of Friend Il. Frisbc, late OF
81 Lilchtleld in said district, deceased.-
/ he Administrator represents the estate in
solvent and prays the appointment of Com
missioners thereon. Ordered, That Com,
mssioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of said Estate, be appointed
at the Probate Office in Lithhfield, on the 9Th
day OF September ls43, at 10 o'clock fore
noon; Of which all persons in interest will
take notice, ard appear, if they see cause,
aud be heard thereon.
Certified hY
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ELISHA s. ABERNETuY, Judge.
District of Woodbury., IS. }

~"IF ELISHA o. NBkKNETIIY, JUuge.
. Districtof Woodbury., IS.
p Probate Court, Aug. IL, lS43.
STATE Of David Kimberly, late of
IA Bethlem in said District, deceased.--
Pursuant 10 an order from the Court Of Pro-
bate for said District, will be sold at public
Auction to the highest bidder. on the nth
day Of September al o'clock, on the after
noon, (unless previously disposed of at pri.
vate sale,) all the Real Estate of said deceas.
ed. Sale to take place at the late residence
of said deceased in said Bethlem. Terms
made known at the :mc of sale.
2wll JOSEPH AMBLER, Admir-.
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Medical Institution Of Yale College.

FEVHE Lecture Term for 1894, will commence on
Il Thursday, September 2Sth, and continue 81
teen weeks.
Chemistry and Pharmacy, by BENJAMIN slLL1MAN,
NJ d. Lii. d.
Theory and Practice of Phy<c, by Eli IVES NJ D.
Principles and Practi e OF Surgery by JONATHAN
KNIGHT, NJ. d.
Obstetrics, by T1MorHY P. BEERS, NJ Y.
Anatomy and Phys ology, by CHARLES HooKER, MD.
Materia Medca and Therapeutics by HENRY
BRoasoN, Nj, d.
Lecture fees, S68 5o-Coatingent hill, So 5o-Mat-
REGULATION lee, S5-Gratuating fee, SI5
CHARLES HOOKER, Secretary.
New Haven. July II, 1913. "3w II
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NOTICE.

FBNHE subscriber has retired from all in
Il terest and connection with the business
which has heretofore been carried on under
the name and firm OF ]. Firth & Hall, and
that firm SO far as the subscriber was con-
cerned therein has been, by mutual consent,
dissolved. ]. M. CAMP.
L,tchfeld, Aug. "a, 1913. 3wl4
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REMOVAL.

REMOVAL
ENRY A. HULL has removed his
D. Il TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT to Lords
Building, front chamber, directly over Gar.
rift & Baldwin's Bookstore, where he will
be happy to wait upon all who may see fit
to favor him with their custom. He has
received the latest fashions from New-Yorks
and will endeavor to give entire satisfac-
ton to his patrons.
Litchfcld, May %, 1S43. 52tt