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Thanks to the pclteness ofhe Norfolk Herald for his
pol,e invitation 10 pay visit with Nj. Clay in tina;
ancient Borough. At any other time, we should be
h,ppy 10 visit city where we have not been since
ne launching Of the Delawareto admire the improve
msns on both sides the water and 10 associate with
PERSONS whom We 80 much respect many of her CT
tzens But he must excuse Us at this precise moment
We are in very "good humor, we assure hm--but we
are in no humor to Mr.. Clay lowering himself by
acts that do not become proud and inded free
man-snd "owering the office OF President, (as Judge
Mclean said in August as) and still more the charac
ter Of country by the means (Which Mr. Clay IS US
ing "to secure that Office Besides have parti
cullr desire cultivate acquaintance with some OF
The exotic CooDs. whom he may bring with him in his
uan-such as Bear, and Brownlow of Tennessee,
VINO conducts one of the filthiest papers in the
Union, and who was called on the other day to ad
dfess the multitude Raleigh, and in the course Of
his remarks, said Z" If any Loco FocOs were present
he would advise gentlemen to hold on to their peck
r. books and who, moreover, declared the other
d.v we have 200 Democrats 10 our Penentiary 10
Tennessee, and God knows how many more ought 10
b. ,h4re We will not pay our friend OF the Norfolk
l!-ra!s 80 poor compliment 10 suppose, that ne
himself is ambitious of being in such company, as
these miserable attaches to the skirts OF Mr. Clay
IT we may use one Of Brownlows expressions about
NJ Van Buren,. But If cannot get into the bes
company, make it rule to keep ciee' OF The worst
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NJ EAR FOUR HUNDRED PiAhUS.The subscriber has sold
four hundred Piano For,c within the last eight years
and find that lie las sold bad oneand H.
percsnce he should il would not be suffered 10 be Kept 10y
purchaser he well that the sa!e OF single
do him much injury Orders addressed 70 Inc
subscriber, viii be promptly attended 10. r. T. Nash!
Book aud Piano Forte Seller, Petersburg, Va
ph 4, S9-eostlf
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we have accounts of the great E'ectionee'srs pro-
ceedncs and speech in the columns OF the kale'gh
standard, which we shall publish in our next paper =
They do no honor his trends, and will do no service
10 himself We presume he arrived at Petersburg IN
due season on Thursday nightand was received with
The due honors of Coouery lie is expected to arrive
this evening at Norfolk. The Portsmouth, Chronicle
significantly details the order of march: !,
The VIII gs say, Mr.. Clay will reach Portsmouth
on SATURDAY. evening and remain here over Sunday
whom he will be escorted to Norfolk on Monday, re
turn and spend the day here on Tussday, attend tbs
Ball in Norfolk on Tuesday night, and then-they don
say any more-but the elections take place on inu's
We are happy to learn. that our friends in Peters
burg are no, overpowered by the Coon avalanche
which has fallen upon their Town-but that they are
Observation-Disclosures and determined to do their
du,y by their country. We Virgnans are rather toe
proud people to be led away with the cars ofthe con
oueror The people of Petersburg and OF Portsmouth,
s rally at once, like the Democrats of New Orlean:
and Charlss,on-nnd show Mr. Clay, ii his business be
to &c, votes, he has failed in his pilgrimage.
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u We heard yesterday, 10 our surprise, that in Po-
cahontas county, three Democrats are running, and one
Wing. Ifin time, we earnestly call upon The Demo
Gratis to une upon and not to los the county
by divided vote. 1t would be shame to be defeated
ina strong Democratic county, by such disgruceiul
disssnsons
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Iiinois.-A letter received by last evenings mail
by the Shockoe Association of thus city. from Mount
Carmel Illinois, of the 9th inst, from Messrs James
Nahon and WIN Arbuihnot, states unequ'voca1y, that
Illinois twill give a majority of at least 5000 for the
| nominee Of the Baltimore Convention.
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" W,sHiscToS PEACE, of Phladelphs has been appointed
The Governor Commissioner, under of the
r passed February A. lsi4 for The State of Penn-y vania
o take drposois acknowled gmeLt Of deeds, NC.
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DAVENPORT d ALLEN,
1UCTIONEERS \. CO.MMISSION MERCHANTS,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA,
EIAvE usually for sale, consignment from Manufacturers
Al sud Importers
CoFFEE-Ro, Iaguyra, Java and Old White
suGARS-New Orleans. Porto Rico and ST. CfoiS
Single and Double Loaf
MOLASS ES-New Orleans. Porto Rico and Cuba
SALT--LiverIJol Fine, III sacks
Ground Alum
OILS-Tanuer's Bleached, Lamp and ILnsred
CANDLEs-Spennaesti, ''IIua" Patent rallow, Northern
Mould
ALUM, sALTPETRE, NADER
CopPERh ; INDIGO
RAcE GINGER rlMENTo
rArEa-cap and Litter, ruled and pain-wrappi"g
TEAS-EstTa Fimr Gnnlowder, in chests
and 10 Id. b"Nes Gunpowdrr
III. canistsIs M.
Imperial
a constant, supply Of choice qualities Of Teas
ciGARS-Prm- and second qualities
sTARCI-"Cogatts'
DIisTERED STEEL
WINDOW GIASs-sxi0nni loxI2
pLAsTER-GromnL IN 500 ID. casks from "Iubec" Mills
We sell as Agents io the Manufacturer and the qna
WHITE LEAD--iIrsi qualities
SOLE I.EArnER-New York inspection, branded good.
LIC0RiCE-In cases prime qnaliy-co constant supply
WHlsKEY-Common, in hogsheads and barrels
Old and superior
Madeira, Sicily Madeira
Malaga, Museat, Port
Champagne and Ciaret
Neutrality-suspicious. Cognac
Common qualities
Imitation
SALAD 0II.-Frrnch, in bottles
ALMONDS, BUNCH RASINS
Sporting md Riis, Of all sizes, branded "Ken-
lucky" We sell as Agents Tot Manufacturers and the
BROWN soAP-several grades
sUcAHs- c,sshsa White
COTTON TWINE-snall bales
PRINTING INK.
DAVENPORT L ALLEN will make cash advance, on every
description of Merchandise consigned for sale.
April 20 ll-t
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THE lEcrIoNEERER-aNp THE DICTATOR.

THE ELECTIoNEERER-ANU THE DICTATOR.
ur. CLAY is now "stooping to conquer" the policy
..b,ch his friends advised to DO pursued in 40 The
,norsn tina, ne gets into power IF the people should
~ 80 infatuated as 10 elect HIM. then he will again
,,,,s of the mask If The command OF the Senate IN
s,l turned his head and made him, like another Alex
.nder, co,
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Liberty Mills Orange ro Va. April 20. 81 l-m3m

- ANDSS DISQUALIFICATION Ftrer disdrmed Of us Ter
- r0rsThs dangerous and alarming affection, which has
swept the time many both the innocent age Of
infancy aud the and period Of manhood
aud andoic it, EVIL effects
the system, laid waste by IT. powerful influence niue
grand child OF Mr. William Patrcks wood corder was attacked
fever, which left her dreadful siate her little
body covered with patches Of scarlet eruption large lump
like Bile, and al least TWO incl IN diameter made
shoulder which broke and discharged an
Incredible quantity Of most offensive matter ana cou
ton; discharged large quantity Of corrupuo on
from the ears very offensive Character Almost despang
Of ever stopping the discharge they made trial o sahdss sa
apaia which effected The child having taken only one
boltlc.--BdtiEaorc Sun.
u For particulars, advertisements this and other city
papers.
Prepared and sold wholesale and RETAIL and Tor exportation
by A. b. SANDS CO.. Druggists and Chemists, Granite Build
ng. Boadway, of Chambers street, New York
Sold Richmond BY the AGENTS. A. DUAL CO, IN Peters
burr by EOSSER & ANDERSON in Norfolk by NJ. A. SANTOS,
and by Druggists generally the principal cities IN the "
Price, 81 per boiile--6 bottles for S..
NJ CAUTION BE particular 10 ask for SAsDss sarsaps
r;a and TAX. no other. April 2U-t
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~. T. DOWNER-DENTIST.

ESPECTFI LILY tenders his services the ladies and gen
IL emen Of Caroline county for short only. He pre-
pared 10 eriorn approved principles all operations
necied with the Dental cleaning ding, plugging and
tracing Also, the insertion of ncoIruptble teeth from
one 10 IN entire ct, He may be- found the Bowling Green
when mol professionally engaged
Anrii nI-1t
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DOR SAIE.-TFIE GLEN AMBI.ER PROPERTY, in the
county Amherst The waters Of Darfi-s creek, and
miles North from Iynchug Nearly all Of this
and virgin Tobacco Land. About half III
remainder original forest II
well watrrcd and all the cultivated Land well set IN clio
yer. TWO DWELLING HOUSES on it: one in excellent
repair, occupying beautiful and commanding situaion Kc
ems Houses, Carringe Houses Stables Cabins for
wants Tobacco Barns Gardens and Orchards Of The
most choice Fruits.
The Tract embracing very rich creek fats is estimated
1900 acres, which Will e sold in body, di
yded o 800 cach purchasers
This really valuable Land AMI now III Condition
10 make large crops of wheat, aud tobacco.
Mr. b. Waldop, who Is living on The Land, VIII show H.
Farm which the Subscriber resides, situated
bend &c the Rapid Ann river, midway between Orange Court
Barborsvie six miles from each, and eight miles
nf the Louisa Railroad nj Gorduns-
Vile The land fertile, parakns o the quality Of the South
wet maintain aud lands The tract consists Of
AL acres which have been divided into four helds now
well The remainder il in forest he site which
the dwelling elevated and beautiful and
the valley OF the Rapid Ann and
surrounding heights The house. which two stories, contains
rooms poc0S be-drs cellar, store and closets
The watefei and hds of valuable
dow upon Stables Wheat Machine Grain and Tobacco
Barns iouse Dove Cote, Oveeer House and Cabins for
servants all of which, with The fencing, In excellent repair
good Garden Orchard in full bearing and another
planted years of The choice fruits The Farm
within quarter Of Merchant Mill, Store Post o.
hoe, and n BiacksIuiths shop.
third cas-a credit Of one two three -four and
five remainder which must hear interest from the
day deed upon the land ami
bonds approved PERSONAL security Address post pad
JOHN JAQuELIN AMBLER.
Liberty Mills, Orange ro. Va. April 90 2ll-mJm
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,..-
RICHMOND MAKkErs-ArNl 10, Is,,.

| E!LiIlDND MAkhEIS-ArkIL ~, 1874
ToR.ccoReccts the last week ncreascd good and fin
qualities and request We quote ugs 81 50 o5 com
mon leaf 81 so 81; niddlng 81 Is a5 good stemmnr
qualities So 6a manufacturing and selling from
To % So
FiorRCountry perfns sells readily 81 G2 holders
are generally asking 81 IS from No CITY Mills
| sale.
Wns.rsl III per brsllel for good quality The Mills
are about to stop grinding for the
CoRN-la cents per bushe
MEsL-5G SIS cents
0,r,s6 81 b,sbeI nj The Dock and 30 81 cents
from Wagons and Depot.
PL,srEx-Lump 81 SO at wharf, on Basin So and scarce
| LiME-Sl l2l on the wharf
SALr-$l s. TO by the cargo; in STORE 81 20 IS.
Pig, Is TO as English, 65
| NALs-4ta Il cents.
| BuTTER-l0a 20.
/ 5Oa9. ~ ' S' S''
CoFrrr-Iaguira aud Rio, S7a5.
TE.-.t5 l25 cents.
! MoL.ssg,-Nrw Orleans and Porto Rico, 30 81 cts,
Observation-Disclosures 81 5; city cured, so.
BEEF, s. 50.-alUIros, 81 g. according TO quality
IHiRE INsURANCE.-The New York Contributonship Fire
u Randolph their Agent make insurance this city its
MY and Stale of Virginia. against loss damage by
Dwelling uses Warehouses, and Buildings in general Mer
chahdise Household Furniture and description Proper
y on terms favorable those of other Company This
- an old and well established Company, and has Capital Of
S300,00O.
J. :. Rogers, Peter Io,;arJ Richard Irwin
Jas Mcbride james Mccall e. v \ Roosevelt
John Adams, Henry Parish f. d. Hurlbut
John ilaggery, Reuben Withers Geo p. Pollen
e. C. prrpianck, William Scott William COLGATE
John Johnson Ferdinand suydam, L. Holbsook
}. kenocl.r Peter j. SeviuS, C. Barst0w
John J. Palmer, Robert McCoskry, Thomas p. Norris
J. sMYTH ROGERS, President.
R. ". MARTIN, Secretary
All losses promptly adjusted and paid. Apply
d. COPELAND RANDOLPH, Richmond, Va.
April 20 IlI-wlf
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no MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS GENERALLY.

| FNHE VIRGINIA TOWING COMPANY having commenced
carrying freight between this city and Petersburg tavng
tanned suitable Steamboat Arks for the
fully solicit the patronage Of the public Freight taken at the fol-
o~n rates (which wi all be strictly adhered to- and
articles vi" be received al the Companys Office the Dock
all times Ars To leave for Petersburg Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday.
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gain III and forced President Van Buren, to assemble Con
grcss TO save the nation from disgrace and ruin
As long as Banks clothed with the privileges ant
imnnnes they enjoy and suffered TO create what paper
currency they please such and dstresscs will
'inue TO recur And they present the question: whether
WISE and duiiluI Government should, in despite of al
experience, expose tie national 10 the custody
and control of 3 nix,
II IN prosperous and peaceful times Banks be able 10
place The nation in condition awkward and depora-
ble war would compel them TO repeat and aggravae the
calamity, and though,ess and coniding Government
might be suddenly upset ~ placing lis beyond
lis reach.
kno"cGge Of al! This induced President Van Buren,
10 rely on The public oiccr, keep the public funds in
the pubic ilsc subject the public will And this leads
US 10 notice the plan for an
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-10-10
rs ALL RIGHT AT HOME.

The mass meetings in all parts of the country,
Of which we cannot record 1.-THE, and the glorious
display of enthusiasm and numbers, are all well
and encouraging, and show beyond doubt that the
linghuysen into office BY an unparalleled majority.
The next thing is to bring them all out to the polls
by personal, individual application in every neigh
borhood We beg each true hearted Wing among
our readers to take this matter in hand without de-
lay, and resolve to make clean work in his own
neighborhond, by visiting personally every individ-
ual who may need it, and urging upon him his duty
in the great crisis now at hand Do not depend
upon others; do not rely upon the lnn---ce Club
and mass meetings, but attend to Yourself. Many
well-meaning, right minded men, do not properly
value the right of suffrage, and do not care to ex-
ercse it unless urged by personal application; lie
up and doing, therefore. And in small neighbor-
hoods, where clubs do not operate, let their place
be more than supplied by your vigilance.-.N y
FREEDMAN. .-..t - -..U
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THE Judge Of the Court of Probate for the
u district of Woodbury. has limited and al.
lowed 6 months from the date hereof, for the
creditors of the estate of Derrick 8. Munson
late of Bethlem, in said district, deceased, re.
presented insolvent, in which TO exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Joseph
H. Bellnmy and Abraham Beecher, Esqrs.
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. HH Certified by
LEHMAN B. SPRAeuE, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Office Of Joseph H. Bellamy in
said Be,hlem. on the 2lst day of October 1874
and on the 9Th day Of March lS45, at one
O'Clock in the afternoon, on each of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the bu-
siness Of said appointment. g
r. I 70. PHI. T. R sn1s4.r' comm'rs.
AT persons indebted TO said Estate, are
requested 10 make Immediate payment TO
-.er5. F. JOSEPH AMBLER, Administrator.
Bethlem, September Q, l644. 2O+
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Alta Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, 10Th.
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the 3O.h
day Of September, A. ID. 1874.
Present, Charles F. SedgUick, Esq, Judge.
TNNHIS Court doth direct George King,
l. Administrator on the estate of Freder-
lex A. King, late of Sharon 10 said district,
deceased, represented to be insolvent TO give
notice 10 all persons interested in the estate
of said deceased, TO appearGf they see causc)
before the Court Of Probate, 10 be holden at
the Probate Office in said district, on the
18th day of October next at 8 o'clock A. NJ,
to be heard relative TO the appointment OF
said order Of notice on public signpost 10
said town OF Sharon nearest the place where
the deceased lust dwelt, and by advertising
the same in newspaper published in Litch.
field. Certified from Record,
20 CHAs. F. SEDGwIcK, Judge.
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Select School.

THE Fall and Winter Term of WIN. A.
Il ENSIGN'S BOARDING SCHOOL.
will re-commence on Monday the 2lst of
October at his residence in South Farms.
No exertion will be spared to have those
placed under his care, make that proficiency
which will give satisfaction. On the open.
ing Of the school a class will be formed OF
those DESTROYS ut teaching the ensuing SEA.
son, to whom Lectures will be given hy the
calculated to secure the best resulls.
Board may be obtained in the family OF
the Instructor at 81 rs per week.
Terms of tuition from 8 to 4 dollars per
quarer.
South Farms, Oct. z, 1874. 20
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NOdCE-Ths Inhahilants If the First Schoul
IN Society intotin of Litch6eld are hereby war.
ned that the Annual Meeting Of said society win
be held ct the Town Room on Monday the 18th
day Of October inst. at o'clock p. III. for the
choice Of officers, to hear the report of acOmmittee
on the subject Of Hearse for said society. and to
before said meeting. dated 1t Litchield this sth
day of October 1874,
STEPHEN TR0wBRIDGE,1 S,.:,,.
s.,.gs1 c G, g.A''A"' c sS1nHiss
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At a Court Of Probate holden at Ne,o Milford,
aciihin and for the District Of New Milford,
on the TIL day Of October, 1874.
Present., Natheniel Perry, Esq, Judge.
TSTATE Of ASA PIcKErT, late Of said
IL New Milford, deceased. The admin
istntors represent the Estate insolvent and
pray the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon: WhereupOn, Ordered, that Com.
mssioners 10 receive. examine, and adjust
the ciaims Of the creditors Of said estate, bc
appointed at the Probate Office ia said New
Milford, ON the 18th day at Oci0ber, 1914,
nj 9 O'Clock in the forenoon: and that NIL
persons interested in said Estate NAV be no
lifted fhrreos the administrators will cause
III is order 10 be published in a newspaper
printed in Litchfield. and post copy there.
Of On the public sign-pOst nearest the place
where the deceased last dwcit in said New
Milford. A true copy of Record.
~ - NATHANIEL Percy. Judge.
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.V'OTTCE.

THE Subscribers have this day formed a
limited partnership pursuant to the sta.
tute OF the State Of Connecticut in such case
provided, under the company name Of
HoTcHKIss & LooMls = and William D.
Hotchkiss and s. J. LOOMS are the general
partners, and William T. Bacon is The spe.
cial partner, ia the said partnership. The
said general partners reside in the town of
Woodbury., and the said special partner re-
sides in the town Of New. Haven, and the
principal business Of said partnership IL to
be carried on in the said town Of Woodbury..
Each Of the said general partners is author.
lied to transact, manage and sign for the
said partnership, and for which alone the
partnership shall be responsible. The cap
ital of said partnership is fifteen thousand
dollars, of which said William, T. Bacon,
the special partner, has this day advanced
in cash five thousand dollars. The said part.
nership is TO commence on the Sd day Of
September, A. d. 1914. and to continue Eve
years, and 10 terminate on the Sd day Of
September n. d. lS4a
Dated at the town Of New. Haven, this Sd
day Of September, Al. d. ASA. WISH
NJ g w, T., BACON,
,, IS WM.sB. HOTCHKiSS,
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NOTICE,

THE undersigned, having been appointed
Il Commissioners on the estate OF Joshua
Monson. late OF Canaan deceased. hereby
give notice that we will meet all those inter.
ested IN said estate for the purpose Of adjust.
ing claims against the same, on the third
Monday in October l644, at the late dwell.
ing house of the deceased, and on the last
Monday in March ls45, at the house of Ma.
jor C. Peck in said Canaan at 9 O'Clock in
the forenoon Of each of said days.
WIN. M. BURRALL,
. THOMAS CuRrIss.
Canaan, LIST October, 1874. 20
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LIE ID

In Sharon, James Lloyd, revolutionary PEN
sionary, aged 81. -. 49,
only son of Amos Adams Esq, formerly Of this VIII
lage, aged 16 months.
l' In Williamstown, Mass, Mr. John KilbouTn, in
the s4th year of his age. He was the eldest son Of
John Kiibourn who, nearly ninety years ago. emf
grated from LitchfeId, Conn, and, with others
from the same town, formed the first settlement in
Adams. Mass. The deceased was esteemed through
long life for his unObsEusiVe piety, and contin-
ued a regular attendant upon public worship to the
Last, although for many years preceding has death
he had been 30 deaf - to be unable to hear word
cf the service. error ~ 81. RI reg
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NOTICE.

TNHE Court OF Probate for the District Of
Woodbury. hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof for the
Creditors OF the Estate OF Samuel Sherman
late of Woodbury. deceased, 10 exhibit their
cIai ms Of settlement. Those who neglect 10
present their accounts, properly aliested,
within said time, will he debaTred a Inr0v.
cry. All persons indebted 10 said Estate ass
requested 10 make immcdiatc payment 10
ELuAH SHERMAN, Executor, q,
Woodbury. 18th Sept lo44. s1z.sa,g SwlS~
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STOP THIEF.
$50 REWARD !! F.! !

YNHE Jewelry Shop of the Subscriber
Il was bugiariously entered on Saturday
night, the 2lst inst, and q large amount of
new Watches. Jewelry spoons &C., taken a.
mong'which were old fashioned Gold watch,
winds in the face, (silver bushed) second hand.
About doz.Silver watches, silver Lever. l
Anchor Escapement full Jeweled,i Silver
Lepine, a holes Jeweled, Q small quarter
watches without second hands, s quarter do.
with second hands !; two Of these Watches
have been little soiled, also some common
Watches, without any artificial mark on
them. / dog Gold Keys, chased, and with
stones in the end--a urge number Of Gold
Rings great variety Of patterns. 2of them
ruby jeweled, Silver Pencils with Amethyst
stones in the end,others with Crystal stones,
u large number of Bosom Pins g. Ladies'
Lockets, chased on the front and stamped on
the back. 8 doz. Tea g. Table Spoons mark
ed with my name on the back-Sof them N.
C.o the handle, with n variety of ether ar
ticles. ORLO j. WOLCOTT.n
Norfolk, Sept. 22d, 1874. q and n & IS
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TANE LOST.-The Subscriber lost a
Walking Stick in Litchfield on the 25th
of September, which he thinks was left in
"a wagon in the Mansion House yard. 1t is
Of Live Oak with an eight square silver head
and SILVER band around the cane repre-
Senting Il sword can. The finder will be re.
warded by leaving il at the Mansion House.
@ .s d. s. Law, of Waterbury,
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TAKEN UP in the highway by the sub
a scrbier, on the 3Oth day Of September
last, Bright Bay Horse. about IA hands
high, supposed to be six or seven years old.
sh0d all round. no artificial marks or marks
Of harness. The only natural mark discov.
cradle ID q little white on the back part o!
the left hin6 foot. The owner is requested
10 prove property, pay charges and take him
away. SAMUEL =. ChAMeE&LLH:
Kent Conn. Oct 3, lsaG ~