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MADAME COSTELLO.

MADAME COSTELLO.
ETEMALE PERIODICAL PlLLS-Guaranteed in every
whete the monthly periods have become irregular
from cods ke. Their certainty Of action has beel
BY the edea hundreds that have
their though they medicine der
mental TO the constitution Advice TO all those no
Walker and Canal where the Pills sold. Price Per
m28 lmsrc U..
Just PUBLISHED. ThsDny )prce ST. by post any
address, The Medical Conhdut" pra tic aud popular
work Nervous and Sexual Debility local and Constitun
al Weakness, Impoeire, Stey, AID the Re
suit Of Youthful Ercesses Solitary indulsencs Nocturn.
Emissions &c., &C embracing the destructive
fects treatment and cure Of Gouorh@a. Syph structure
and all diseases of the gneratye advice
ances through secret dread Of for TIE Of
d. Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons Of London and
Edinburgh, End of the Jsoa Medical College Of Phade
phie His Diploma ftom these Coll tie
pended large frames. his Office 1876 Fulton street. in which
he has Continued his ate consultations for the last
thirteen YEARS All letters stvey paid Cry
letters handed Office l96 Fulton street. Con. ultaoas
strictly private and confidential. apl6 msrc
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DIR. Hollis SPECIFIC.
FOR vENEREAL DISEASE, PRICE 81 81 PER BOTTLE.
DIR. HOLT'S VEGETABLE TlNCTURE,

FOR GhoNRRHoG, 81 PER BOTTLE.
THESE remedies for ypecuaisn They have
L been used for with eminent by
yntor highly especabls Phye,an formerly of the United
States Army who knowing their merits for The
makes them public conscious that he thereby doing
essential service society.
THE Specific nev fails to mike perfect and perma-
nent cure in syph primary and where the
disease has tainted the whole either sm neglect
improper where the abuse Of mercury has LEFT
disease equal the has removed 1t completely erad-
re.cre; he debiIit,ted frame to is Pr,tne vigor
The VEGETABLE TlNCTURE a short time,
0honorea and elect with all their attendant of M and
like the settle will effect without interruption bu
remedies Full direction, accompsnv each bottle
9th st. and Avenue Randolph Panton Wholesale drug
gss No. 2G6 Pearl st. Beekman NJ Y; D. Spr,ng,eed,
Marset Hudson strs. Albany mes Hawks Jr no
chester and by G. Wills. No. 1853 Genassee % deer from
the cor. Fayette St, Utica. n
Merchants Traders from any section of North or South
hmeica .apeda, West Indies, ard Mexico, Obtain
Medicines liberal OF the principal agent, A. hughes
9Th and Avenue d. make arrangements for
their future supply in their respective places.
Post paid orders enclosing cash promptly attended TO- and
the medicine safely forwarded a20 I'm FEC
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APPS In dy&wy m

INFORMATION WANTED Of JAMES 4. MILLER, a
native of New York and Seaman BY profession when last
heard from he BrRto England 1870 Should he be
alive aud New York he will hear something his
advantage, applyngtos William Steel Baker No. III Cher
New York 3mjS,w &rrc
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righted and if you get Of Dr. Minor you are rieht.
I-T' FASHIONS.
MRS. MAXWELL solicitx call at her pewy-opened
Broadway where she has constantly on hand IN elegant
Of the latest and fashionable articles at the lowest
prices als 2w-nc
BOARD IN BOND STREET.
pLEAsANT ROOMS with Board can be obtained at No
Bond street. all lm'Te
ROSSVILLE BOARDINGsSCHOOI. STATEN
M WESTTHORP respectfully informs his frierd. ana
Parents and guardians also nfoIm " W. makes It
point e conscience 70 guard in every possible wsy the
healthy the orchard gaden. and play
ground about minutes walk from tbs landing
hs seam9,. Knrltan leaves Barclay tset every day
Terms. for board and tuition including washing sa' per
quarter. pad N advance. Ref rences:
Rev David MOre Staten Island
n. s ssymcu5 E,q. chatham sq2sIe H. r.
WIN l.udum, Esq l24 Beekmin srIeet.
Messrs GOWN L Fleming, E.ars is Cedar street.
M, vasn Eiardss street, s''i New WY York s.00A'n
N. Y. and 1923 Broadway. sl9 lnrc
SNIPE SHOOTING
DIAMOND GRAIN GUNPO WDER.
THE SEASON HAVING COMMENCED for Snire
vey's" GunpoSder, The Diamond Grain.n
Although ths article has been but very short time in the
Cleanliness aud stengh induces the solicit those
who consider cleanliness and strength. de'ideraa
,,s sGIa IL canister e PeSra sss C99rEK
BEHAN Hardware Dealers No e. Ed S TsSt;Sf Of
m21 lmsrc 3o4 Broadway
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A M + RIG A N H y 7 + l. ,

THIS house situated Chestnut street, opposite the
State House independence Square, and in the Immediate
vicinity of all the fashionable places Of
has been built IN the most thorough manner, by John
Rdgway and contains uYwards Of one hundred
TOR families, and parties Of ladies and gentlemen
Il will be furnished throughout (without regard 20 eIpense
With eIcgan, furniture the ye and
opened for reception Of the travelling the first day
Of March next.
the business will enable them conduct the American o
most astdous and their guests comfort
and luxury that be found in Hotel in the United
States.
N B.--Bathing Rooms are attached to the Hotel where
warm and colo wsIe baths VII at AL times be in readiness
e. JAMES MAC AEIELtILAN froprieto".
January 18th. ls44. us smre
TOR SALE Low TO CLOSE CONCERN-I large
l. double Ion Safe made by De'auo, suitable for Banks
Insurance Offices ur col. Doc urs Pipe &c &c,
Mchels Map OF the World Store and Office sbles e.
&c Mahogany Dressing Bureau. Sofa Wa.hsland,
Card Tables Saddle aud Bride Sf sf aPeytaSv
al3 lw@ec Is South w ,lliam M xtais
TO MLLLLNERS, &c.
ENGLISH BONNETS, MILLINERY, &c.
lust RECEIVED AT }. LYONS 81 Iohn street, and
Maiden Lane. splendid assortment OF GIL sH BON
NETS consulting Of super Patents, fine kntiands Albert
bOns Silks Flowers aud every other article the millinery
Tine. Ninern and OTHERS respectfully invited to call ard
the above The rnzsh Hats the cearest aud best
in All the above will be sold at wholesale
tail, at So Maiden Lane and 81 John street
the present will offer inducements those who be
pleased canot to be met with other this city,
apj I'm sec j. LYON.
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IA JUsI III ShED-tiegant Nutria Fur t.ats tordirar
sy termed Beayerl at the low price Of 50 superior short
OF Prussin Moekiu So These hats equal durab
lily and ue those sold s4 Also article 81 So
very neat dress hat BROWN Practical Halter
m IN Canal street.
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SAIL AND FISH STORE.
I0N BBLS. II ALItAX No SALMON; 1900 Nos l. 2
fOO and Macke.ei; coo III do do do do,
100 bbls No. Mess shad;
80 half bis No. Say brook Shad.
300 BIB 8. Cod aud scale frh
400 do no Ciib'd Herring;
1900 b sealed
5000 los oked SaImou
800 kits Soused Ssl non;
200 do sounds and 1 opgues;
1000 quntals Goldfish uitable for, hipping;
1000 sacks A. htoL,s salt;
300 BIB American talt Sc &c.
All for sale IN lots To purchasers bv
NELSON, WELLS & CO.,
ap27 lm'm 81 Dey street.
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NEW GOODS AND REDUCED PRICkSA All
M RTIN'
LASH TAILORING Mt

wi "A IL ~
CASH TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
l34 WILLIAM ST CORNER OF ANN 81.
A SiNGE TR AL will convince any gentleman there
a best value j, hr prizes cha ged sple did
Dress Goats made order from $2 $50; Party from 50
So Vests from $3.50 81 50 and every 9th lie the
line proporonaby low, in the beat style and good lit
wa,ranted.
received large assortment q Fancy Summer Cas-.
smeres and Vestings STYLE Please cali aud
before giving " ur orders
Gentlemen furnishing their Cloths, SC have them
made and Trimmed usual the best The following
pcesD Goats 81 SIS 50; Frock Goats 50
and Vests ST. 81.
Terms Cash delivery.
MICHAEL t. MARTIN.
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CAKU.
Remopat Of cafe 7orton from No 100 Broad,cav
to No. Park Place.
JOSEPH BARDOTTE begs 10 inform his friends and the
Jpubic that he will open his Gale Park lace the
lat Of y HIS such enable hm
nsh gentlemen dinners suppe the
notice Table dote very day at4 O'Clock The Coffee Room
which will be Sed the European plin will be
vded with fine docha Coffee the aud
Slg1ra, Cold and Hot Punch and all the luxury with
which fofgu Cafes abound An inspection of the establish
men 80 rspectfuliy solicit d.
C.ic Turtoni, No Park Place ap27 lwec
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~ %ASriRaa '1s s cas :sss
this Office, stating terms. Nc ap21m
80 70 L.TmEIo% q. az, ., u sslsy inert. &c ~.
lew doors east d The TI5;d AIspss ABBY to
No Exchange Place. corser Of Hanover,
splsec in Dor's Building.
ORA 40 LET--A hcu,e situated at Bio nmsdae abb al
b,ni Of the Hudson and fsnsrHaS hsspSs I Gs
% Apply he %Sby osass
ELEsA ~ ny, Ey " HE'D HOUSE 10 LEY.
county wts s s oy x 81 part 20 Of f H. "s4 s
ts. apss
Ip% and sack Easement with doc"
hind thu houses liz a26.srrc.
.aA TO LEr-AT HOBOKEN, rom the LIST day Of MAY
"a .ss GARDEN as on h
spd T e. HS S Ss s s" .ns 5
family For farther Information apply the Ferry Master
loot ssIf'as street, or NE Vest street
new sFE2 bNP q
ss sa' q The E.; srg A:s
sale low they can ''' DGN fI.iT'; cARMAs
d. BOIL, FLORIST,
Eioers for sale splendid selection Of Standard Roses and
.: q Moss. Ps r ass
bons, the finest collection the Also spcnoid
lection Of C4meas comprising upwards OF 400 varieties
pialts Moore Bloomngdale hour by the
door, from Of Chatham and TryOn Row.
Bouquets put up tasteluly. az In
xxsr FRESH GARDEN SEsD-Consistiug of 1000 lbs OF
~ Radh 1000 lbs Of Best 1000 lbs of Iurnp 800 lbs OF
sas i; ss &: i s':; Il 81 s
and varieties For sale mooeste TERMS and IN
a''1s he. ;H e Family
~ Also by his Alfred the premises. general
Of PLANTS en- bacing about 30 OF
the choicest varieties OF Geranluns all fhe best kinds OF
Monthly Ross together with Cams!lias Carnations Gao
us Vebeoas, and onsr Towering and ornamental Plants in
''SeasA RdIIl can sTANpARD HORTICULTURAL
cnity Of New York The Young Gardeners Assistant the
d.ners Instructyr;' The soris,s Guide and the Fruit
Cuvtor Manual" for sale wholesale and relai by the
author, Broadway. corner Of Iath street. al m*ec
IMPORTANT TO THE PUBLIC
THE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs his friends and
the public, that he has again opened an
INTELLIGENCE OrFICE,
No. 90 Nassau which will be conducted with the
srces and sttentoa 10 all orders he receive No
,ha be fro" his office without The careful
vestgaon into and c.pabity From extensive
.cquan with the respectable aud domescs
OF Thu city he hotes TO be abe TO supply all orders onpuy
aud with every satisfaction JOHN MCABE
Formerly of 90 Nassau street.
N He wishes all who may time discharge their
for imp conduct to send word to the oce
book kept for that purpose II s b. attended will
gre al OF aud cot mnositon apo mec
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA OMPANY,
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HODGES CELEBRATED LONDON BIrTEKs
THESE BIrTERo are highly recommended by the medical
faculty oil restorative for the appe aud
also positive for fever aud be obtained
ali the phi cpal Hotels the United States sold whole
only the Eagle Wine Vaults No. II Spruce under
Mr. Thomas Bells Auction Store
hiadelpha Porter Extra Ale and Champagne Cider, Of
suseror qualities delivered to all Of the city free Of
pense
Hotel Keepers Grocs aud Country Merchants requested
to call aud examine for themselves. apis In
MONEY TO LEND
A BRAHAM J JACKSON, Pawn Broker, No. so Reade
street, rear Broadway loans money large small
Ware Dry Goods, Wearing Apparel and personal property
every description, apps lmsrc
FASHIONABLE BONNETS--The establishment 4I8
Broadway two doors above Canal street, and
selling every variety Of Fashionable Bonnes a2O lm"ec
BE f. f! EEF! BEEF!
IN HAND AND FOR SALE, in lots to suit pu rcha.ers,
at VALEN1INES, as Futon Market, $50 barrels Extra
Mess Beef choice acle all selected pieces, 25 barrels City
Inspected Mess Beef waaned aud 800 half barrels of kamy
Beef, very fine defended for the southern market
The above Beef packed careful and judicious
and will keep COED n eli nate withoat getting salt Re
member VALENTINES OLD ESTABLISHMENT,
MIA 3m@rc No 46 Fulton Market.
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FRENCH CHINA.
No. 4 SOUTH WILLIAM STREET.

CUP SrAiRS.)
a DALESME Importer aud Agent for Manufac urers has
"A. always hand large Of
PLAIN white and gilt french Porcelain veil
Dessert Plates Of al sizes assoned Dishes Soup TureenA
Covered Dishes, Salad Rows, Fruit Baskets Custards and
Stands
Alao Tea and Chocolate Ware Greek. French and Amer
shape
All the articles warranted of the best quality
sold on liberal terms, and ots to suit purchasers
miq Gm src
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REMOVAL. T
FrHoMAS WARNER. Attorney ard Councillor at Law,
has removed Ia Office to No Is City Hall Place corner
OF ID uAne street sp2i lInsec

DOYAL MAIL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES bags for the
II Roy NAL Steamship ACADIA, will cose the Office
HARNDEN & co No Wall street on \ sday, seth
instlu at quarter before oc oct. NJ. Me chans and
ohr Iev every letter entrusted
board the in ample time has urYrmy been the
with mails HARNDhN x co.
90
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-04-04
PROBATE NOTICE.

TN pursuance ofan order Of the Hon. Court
Il of Probate for WATERFOWL District, dated
the 25ih day Of March 1874. authorizing the
Subscriber TO sell either at public or private
sale so much of The zeal estate Of Horny s..
Atwood, Late Of WatertOwB, deceased. as
will raise the sum OF two Thousand Dollars,
with incident charges ofthe salr.-The sub
scriber will offer at public auction on tho
9Th day of April 1874. ut 10 o'clock A. NJ,
(unless previously disposed ofat private sale)
Said real Estate consisting Of 3 acres OF
Meadow Land, lying near the Hotel Of Cen.
MERIT Hcmminway's. On said premises
is large Brick building formerly used as
Wagon Makers Shop. and part of IA two
story Dwelling House. also one other piece
of land containing = acres with one dwell
ing House thereon, lying South If Glover
Dayton. Also, one other piece oniaining
nbou, acres with dwelling House thereon.
living east Of Gen. Aemminway's iloiel>
2W44 BUEL ATwc ID, Administrators.
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District IF Lilchfeld, SIS.
~ ''7'' Nv = .I'e'FeJ W Z
Probate COMrG, AprM Isl. 1874. {

PrO6ale COuf, April Isl, I544 I
~ STATE OF Margaret Waugh. late OF
~ Lichfield in said District deceased. -
The Court of Probate for the district of
Liichfcd hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the Cred-
tors of said Estate, to exhibit their CLAIMS for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly altestcd, within
said time. will be dcbarred IA recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate arc rcpucs-
led to make immediate payment TO
AZ GEO. w. CANFIEID Admir-.
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NOTICE,

TNHE Court of Probate for the district of
Il Li.chfield hath assigned the l7lh day
of April 1S44, at 10 o'clock forenoon, at the
Probate Office in Llchfied, for the appoint
ment Of commissioners on the estate of Mrs.
Chloe Marshall, late of Torrington in said
district deceased, represented insolvcnt-
at which time and place all persons inter-
cated said in estate Will appear if they see
cause, and be heard relative to said appoint.
mcnt. PnENEAs North, Admir-.
Litchfeld, April 3n, 1914.
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NJ q TT g z .

A Ii persons residents and non.residents
"A of the town of Canaan, liable to pay a
town and stale tax on list 1912, are hereby
notified that the Subscribers have received
Warrants TO collect the same, and will meet
them for that purpose on Thursday the 18th
day of April next at The Ho!el of William
Hunt in South Canaan, from O'Clock A. M.
till two o'clock p. M. and on Fridavihe 10Th
at the store of Rockwell Eaton.i in North Ca
naan, from 10 o'clock A. NJ till o'clock P.
nj. All persons neglecting 10 appear at the
time and places above mentioned must ex-
pcct to pay lawful fees tor collecting the
best way they can fix it.
HoRArIo N. WETHRELb, c,aAee,ops
JOHN WATSON.
Canaan, March 18th 1914. -
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M A r. r I ED

In this town, (South Farms Society," on the 9th
ult, BY Rev. D. L. Parmelee, Mr.. r. G. Reynolds
of Warren, to Miss Elisabeth NJ, daughter of John
A. Oviatt.
In Washington, on the 14th inst, Rev. Mr.. Foot,
Mr.. Russell Smith Of Litchfeld, to Miss Nancy
Loveland.
In South Canaan, on the 2Sth ult., by Rev. Mr..
Goodwin, Mr.. Henry Belden to Miss Cornelia p.
Munson, daughter OF Henry Munson Esq.
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NOTICE.

TIME inhabitants of the town of Itch
Il field are hereby notified that the annual
Town Meeting stands adjourned to Monday
the 18th day Of April inst. at one o'clock +.
M. at The Town Room in said town. A pune
tual attendance is requested, as the laying
of tax TO dctray the expenses of the Town
and of making new road between Litch-
field and Wolcottvile will be submitted to
the consideration Of the meeting.
I.ilchiield. April I'd, 1874. As
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Litchfield County Agricultural society.
Recording Secretary's Office,
LitchfeLd, April 9. 1871.

LtLclTEeId, .1pTN 2. ISII.
TVHE next stated meeting of the Executive Gem,
mittee of this Society will be holden at the
Mansion House in Litch6eld, on Tuesday the 9Th
day of April, 1914, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
1t win also be recollected that important business
was postponed to said time and place from the I'd
Tuesday in January last. A punctual and full at
tendance is therefDse indispensable.
F, PHELPS, Recording Secretary.
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LECTURES ON PALESTINE.

95-Rev. G. S. SHERMAN, late Missionary Of the
A. B. c. F. NJ, viii give course of three Lee
lures on Palestine in the Congregational Church in
this village on the evenings of Monday, Tuesday
and Wednesday of next week. The public gener-
ally are invited to attend
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THE SLIPS in the Episcopal Church in
Il this village will be rented at Auction
for one year on Monday the 9Th day of A
pril inst. at 9 O'clock p. NJ
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NOTICE.

by virtue of an order from the Court Of
- Probate tor the District of Sharon, the
subscriber will sell, at Public Auction SO
much OF :hc Re'l Estate Of ClaaHles 8. Calli-
in OF Sharon, ~, Insane Person. as will pay
the sum OF nj .,e hundred nineiy.One dollars
thirty one cents. and incident charges Of
sale. at mo dwelling house Of Russell b.
Calkir IN Sharon on the 10Th day Of April
1914 at Two O'Clock A. NJ. unless previously
dis posed Of al private sale.
a. RussEL T. CALRIN, Conservator.
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ID | T. ID

In this town, South Farms society," March %,
Mrs. Huldah Murray, wife of Hezekiah Murray, a
ged 81.
In this town, (South Farms Society } on the 9th
March, Miss Margaret Waugh, aged rs years
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Fire at Patsb,ug.-On the night of the 25th ult
fire broke out at Pittsburg, Pa, which destroy
ed property to the value of $4,000 1t broke out
in cooper's shopin Diamond alley, and after con-
Stunning several dwellings, the four story Tobacco
warehouse of Mr.. George Wyman, and the Second
Presbyterian Church, was finally extnguishcd
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.Dislrict Of L;tchGed, IS. |

DiSlrict Of L;tchGel1, IS.
Probate Court, March. 26th, 1S44.
T STATE OF Joseph Mason, late of Litch-
II field, in said district, deceased.
The Cour. Of Probate for the district OF
Liichfcld. bath limited and allowed six
month from the date hereof. for the creditors
Of said estate, to exhibit their claims Cor set
Element. Those who neglect topresenl their
accounts, properly aiiested, wishin said time.
will be debarred recovery. ALI persons
indebted to said estate are requested To make
immediaie payment tb
44* BEKJ. w. Mason, Administrator.
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IRON HAY SCALES.

THOIN TIN OON@I0s
IRON PLATFORM SCALES, for weigh,
Il ing loaded Wagons, Railroad Cars, &c.
The undersigned manufacture new arti.
Gle for the above purposes, Of VERY GREAT
DURABILITY AND ACCURACY, which they are
prepared to put in operation nj short notice.
Apply 10 CYPRIAN WILCOX, New Ha.
ven. CT, who also keeps an assortment Of
FAIRBANKS Store and Counter SCALES.
L. & II. FAIRBANKS &; Co.
ST. Johnsbury, VT, March l, l944, [2m44
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N oTICE r.

..... N @ e I G T..
I'm pursuance of an order from the Court
u of Probate for the District Of Ltchfield.
the Administration Account on the Estate Of
Adonram Carter, late Of Warren in said
District. deceased, will be exhibited tn said
Court for adjustment at the Probate Office
in Ltchfied on the 9Th day of April 1914 ut
10 o'clock forenoon; at which time and
place all persons interested will appear, if
they see cause, and be heard thereon.
Fl. s. CARTER, Administrator,
March 22d, 1874. AZ
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NOTICE,

NOTICE.
by Virtue of an order from the Court of
AO Probate for the District of Sharon
The subscriber will sell at Public Vendue,
all the personal estate of Lewis Judd, late of
Salisbury, deceased, at the late residence of
said deceased. in Salisbury, on Monday the
18th day of April 1914, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
unless previously disposed of at private sale.
ALBERT S. JUDD. Administrator.
Salisbury. March %, 1874.
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MON u M e n rs


vNnE SUBSCRIBER has just received in
Il addition to his former stock about 1000
feet of AMERICAN and ITALIAN MAR
BLE-for MONUMENTS and GRAVE
STONES.-which he offers for sale q, :.
LESS PRICE than can be purchased in ny
other part of the State of the same QUAIL
TY and WORKMANSHIP.
A Larger and better assortment Of DO
YER MARBLE, now on band than can be
found at any other place in the STATE.
Ready Made Movements
of the newest and most fashionable styles of
architecture wrought by finished wOrkmen.
constantly on baud and will be sold CHEAP
FOR CASH.
Chimney-Pieces, Side.b0ard, stand, Beau
reau, and Table ~t0ps Of Egyptian
Italian or IRISH Marble---furnish-
ed to order and OF short notice
Persons in want Of any OF tho above arti
Giles are respectfully requested to call and
examine his styles of Workmanship before
purchasing elsewhere.
JAMES g. PATTERSON.
Litchfield. March ls44. a.