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Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

Tie plain iniassnes Co bedrswn frUn AelsuRthy and interesting letttr Ofthat weII.knOwn sn high. ly esteemed physician. Dr. FFelish of WaseFvlist Centre. New-York, s that there could be no POssi- ble duplicity on the subject. He saw his beloved daughter raised like ss from the dead and the sight was 60 astonishing, 90 unexpected, that he gave over all his former PreUdices, and extended to the proprietor the warm gratitude of his overflOwing heart. His letter on the occasion, accompanies each bottle of Mr. C. BrinckerhOtfs Health Resto- rative, which medicine was the happy means of ef- fecting the cure. g
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.MA D,

In this town, Milton society, on the 10th inst by Rev. Mir. Jones, MT. Albert B. Judd, of New Milford, and Miss Louisa Guild, only daughter oi Mr. Jeremiah Guild, of Milton.
 In this village. by the Rev. Mir. Marks, Mir Ed. ward s. Parker, of Plymouth, and Miss Adeline M. Whaples, of Litch6eld. \,
 At Watertown, on the 9th inst, by the Rev. Dr. Holcomb, Mir. Frederick Judd and Miss Belinda HickOX. ..e,
 In Middlebury, Nov. 9th, by the Rev Mr. At water. MT Timothy c. Bacon, of WoodburY, to Miss Catharine S. Camp, of Middlebury.
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NOTICE.

10 nN to ,ohom these Presenss shall come, Greet
 tug: ~r "a gsssr-~
 " NOW YE, That we. Elisha Johnson and Ed M ward Blakeslee, Trustees of the Estate of Ed win Tamage and Augustus B. Curtiss as copar,ners late doing business in the town of Plymouth under the firm of Talmage Curriss, assigned for the ben: eft of ' their hsvns caused true and turned the Court of Probate for the District of Ply mouth, have this day. with the advice and consent of Henry B. Graves. Esq; Judge cfsaid Court of Pro- bate, appointed EDWIN TALMAGE Agent for the sale and disposal of said Estate, subject to all the provisions by law made comforting upon us theEsaid Trustees, the power of appointing an agent to act in sad capacity. .'t ''
 ELISHA JOHNSON, A..;.,.,
 EDWARD BLAKESLEE, ASS's"ee'' Plymouth, Oct. 2l, l82i. ..y r..' '... 23
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PROBATE N0TICE,

V0HE Court of Probate for the District of A Liichfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the credi. tors to the estate of DAVID HART, late of Goshen, in said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglectiDg to presen, their accounts within said time, properly at. tested, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are request. cd to make immediate payment 10
 MILES HART. Executors
 ALPHA HART, S~'''
 Goshen, Nov. II, ls45. %
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MISS B. DOWD

"OULD inform her friends and the pub
 W lie generally. that, she has just return ed from New-York with fashionable as. sortment of MILLINERY GOODS, viz :- Hats, Caps, Ribbons, Flowers. Plnmes, La ces, Muslin and Cambric Insertings and Edgings, superior quality-Also, Fringes, Comb and Steel Beads, Shawl Pins. &c. &c. Linen Cambrlc Hdkfs.. Ladies Gloves and Mits, and variety of articles usually kept in a Millinery Establishment.
 Norfolk, Oct 29th. lS45. 24
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Disfrtef Df Rens, ss.

PyoLGfe Court, Nbe. 1, IS45 { VNHE Court of Probate Eof the District of Kent II has limited end allowed si& fponths from ihe date hereof or the creditors of the Es.a of JOSI All BRONSON. late ofssid Kent. deceased. repre- thereon and hss appointed John R. Friler sndI Thomas Morgan. of said District, Commi ssoners ,o, receiye aQd examine said clafns
 Certified hv JOHNSON O HATCn I,ds.a, The subscribets give notice that ,ker sls l SsAas at the late residence of Jasiah Bronson. dseesas k sad n kent, on ise i7,h day of Novemhsp inst, end on ,he "a day of Nav pext. as 10 o'clock 4. N. on business 0i their anrdin,ment.
 JOHN R FULLER, lCommis-
 THOMAS MORGAN : sioHers.
 AI petsons iRdehaed Co the Esists of the late Jo. eah bfonson, are FeQmeeiad 0 make immediate pays Hhens Co JEREMIAH ERYs Exeeui6eN
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Remarkable Letter FROM COL s. N WATERBURY,

1N DECEMBER, lS43.
 am prompted to make this communication for several reasons, one of which is that may have the opportunity oi writing to you on the subject, and another is that possibly may he doing some service to my fellow men. l would state that for several years I have been subject to repeated at. tacks of plcurisy and inflammation of the lungs, leaving my system very susceptible of exposure. In the winter of lSi2-3 suffered under a violent at tack of influenza, connected with bilious state of the system and attended with cough and expecto- ration, in point of violence of the and in quan- tity as to the latter, surpassng any thing had ever witnessed before. Notwithstanding that had the attendance of two aged and experienced physicians and every means used that could be devised for my recovery, yet I was confined to my bed in a mise. rable condition for three months save few days, and even when was enabled to si. up it was with a shattered exhausted and debilitated constitution, accompanied with pains in the side and breast, a feversh dryness of the mouth and skin, burning in the soes of the feet and palms of the hands, severe turns of coughing, wandering pains about the body. great loss of appetite and indigestion. In short my situation was deplorable that despared of ever being able again attending to business. Thus situ- ated I repaired to the sea shore and spent four weeks at North Port and Islip, on Long Island, in the months of June and July. From this. howev- CT, derived no permanent benefit. Subsequently took new and more violent cold, which produ- ced great soreness of the breast and throat which added to my old difficulties and increased my cough to an alarming degree. Thus situated Mr. Brinck- erhoff's Health Restorative was recommended to me- and 6rst and last have taken only six bottles. The effect. am most happy to say. has been 80 sa. lutaEy, that under Providence can look forward to hope cf usefulness for years to come, of which I had utterly despaired before began to use the Health Restorative My strength was renewed, my complaint of the lungs removed, and all my other symptoms entirely overcome that I feel myself most grateful that in kind Providence I was di- rected to the trial of this invaluable remedy. In order that others may be benefited by its use write thus for ths benefit of my fellow sufferers.
 To c. Brinckerhoff,
 Proprietor of the Health Restorative. { eow2m23
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Select School In NOf5Hk.

VTVHE M1SSBs-EsAEDEN.wilIupsn their
 a School ia N0Ff0lk the ad week in No vemher. Thuse parents who have had chil- dren under their care, have reason to be more than satisfied with their proficiency. The school is quIei, pleasantly situaIed. and easy of access from goOd boarding houses. The terms are as reasonable as at any school in the county. Studies adapted to the wish es ofthe pupils, in the common branches, or in Latin, French, Embroidery, Painting or Drawing. Tuition propOrisoned to the branches taught. -s.., 24
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D;str,cs ef Litchfeld, ss. ! 4

1'V0ue1 CUu'e OOeVVe' VH Judge of the Court of Probate for the district from the du,e hereof for the creditors of ,he estate of SHERMAN BUCKINGHAM, late of Warren in said District, deceased, represented inso!vent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has ap- pointed Messrs. George Starr of Warren and Geo. C. Woodruff of Ltchfeld, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims.
 Certified by RALPH c. CAMr, Judge.
 The suhscribers give notice. that they shall meet at the Dwelling House of George Starr Esq in said next al 10 o'clock in the forenoon. on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 ... GEO; C. WOODRUFF. cOmm's.
 All persons indebted to said Estate. are reuuased to make immediate payment :o
 HERMAN BUCKINGHAM, Adm'r.
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.at Court of Probate holden at Watert0scu scith-
 in and for Me District cf WGtevsOscn, On Lhe
 7h dGyC .N0oernber, 1s45
 Present, Hotbrook Cwiss. Egg. Judge L Watertown, in said District, Deceased.
 The Executor represents the estate nsIvent, and prays ;he appointment of Commissioners thereon : Whereupon, ordered, tha; Commissioners to receive examine and adjust the claims Of the creditors of said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said Watertown on the 22d day Of November lS45. at 9o'clock in the forenoon; and that all persons Execuior will cause this order to he published in a newspaper printed in Ltch6eld, and post . copy thereof on the sgnpost nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said Watertown.
 A true copy oi Record
 "25 Attest HOLBROOK CURTIS. Judge.
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Millinery & Dress Making.

TINHE Subscribers having returned if, m New A York the past week with full assortment of
 FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
 have opened rooms in the dwelling house occupied by MT. Henry A. Hull, three doors north of the bank, where they will be happy to wait upon the ladies of Litchfed and vicinity in the various de. partments of their business. They trust if thor. ough experience in its different branches faithful attention to business, and loso prices, can command share o: public patronage, it will not be withheld
 MISSES MILES
 Litchfeld, Nov. 18th, 1s45. 2J
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FOR SALE,

THE House and Land adjoin. ET: Il ing. lately occupied by Mss GEORGE BoLLEs, on the east side AzzZk of South Street, known as the Litchfieid House." Also the Furniture in in the House, and possession given immedi. ately. Terms favorable-a long credit can be had for part of the purchase, if desired.
 Apply to CHARLES JONES.
 Nov. 4, lS45. 24
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10 the Holders cf .Notes "nde, 2d Mortgage, of Right cf Way Notes, aud Of Bonds. issued Dy the Housatonie Rail Road Company. M OTICE is hereby given that all the obligations IN now outstanding against said Company will be paid. principal and interest on presentation Interest will cease on and after the 18th instant
 H. NICHOLS, Treasurer. Office of the Huusatonic Rail Road Co.
 Bridgeport, Nov. 6, Is45. G. 25
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The Sacred. Music Society

OF LTTCHFIELD .CoUNTTs XTTILL give their Annual Concert in Litch6eld v the l3th-day of November next. The mem bers are requested to meet Nt 10 o'clock A. M. of that day for rehearsal As the performers will have buts6ne days practice instead of two formerly. they are earnestly requested to meet at 10 o'clock in the morning without fail Among the pieces performed will be the following:
 "When winds breathe soft" B, Webbe. "Oh how beautiful thy garments" Nauman. "Fixed in his everlasting seat" Handel "Grsnd Hallelujah c horus." Handel. "For with strength" '' J. Haydn. "Give to Jehovah" Sc. Duetts. Solos and Quartetts.
 Byorder of the President. g
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NEW GOODS. CT WFRR

HAS just received an additional supply 11 of BROAD CLOTHS, Beaver Cloths, Cassimeres. FlauneIs. Blankets. a large as. sortnient of Shawls, Merino Drawers and Shirts. M. de Laines, plaids, AIpacas, Meri- nos. Black, green and drab Moreens, Ladies' Carpet Bags. Silks. Ribbons, Gimps and Cords. &c., with almost every kind of Dry Goods.
 Also, Fresh Teas, Coffee, Molasses Su. gars. Raisins, English Powder, Shot. Winter Strained Oil, Goldfish and most kinds of Groceries. The above Goods were bought last week in New. York and will be sold ve. ry low
 Litchfield, Nov. F, 1s45. 25
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Disfrscf ef LischGsE&, e. 2 Probate Court, Not. iOfk, I845.

Probate Court, Not. iOek, I845. HNERTAIN Estate aving been assigned by John O O'Brien of G"shen, in said District, 10 Cicero Collins of said Goshen in trust for the benefit of all the creditors Of the said John O'Brien-this Court o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Ltch6eld for the appointment of Commissioners, to receive, examine and adjust the claims of all who the creditors of i'd John O Brien al the time of such assignment And said Trustee is directed to give notice of this order by advertising the same in newspaper printed in the County of Li,chfeld, and by ptIsting the same on the public sgn-post in said Litched nearest the place where said sssgnor resides that all persons interested may appear, fl they see cause, and be heard relative to said ap- pointment. Certified by
 a5 RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

DUFFALO ROBES. MUFFS, TIPPETS, ID Fur and Cloth Caps. Boots and Shoes, Patent Moccasons and Rubber Shoes, just received at the "New Cash Store" South street. Also a fine assortment of Dry Goods and Groceries, on hand and for sale cheap, for ready pay. es ...-f
 s. N. BRONSON, Agent. Litchfield, Nov. II, l645. %
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SPRAYED

TSROM the Subscriber the first of June, 4 H yeaIling REFERS, one dark red, one dark red with white face. and two lightish red. Whoever will give information where they may be found, or return the same, shall be reasonably rewarded. ,......'..
 ,.... VIM. OAKLEY.
 Norfolk, Oct. 22, ls45. +23
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Broke Into

VENHE inclosure of the subscriber m or a- 1 bout the 18th inst. bright red year. ling STEER. The owner is requtsted to prove property. pay charges and take hlm away. GEO. A. WARREN.
 Plymouth, Oct. 90, l645. R
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BROKE INTO

TNHE inclosurc the subscriber on or be. ! fore the 10th inst. three yearling HEIF- FRS, two red, the other brown. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away.
 HIRAM GAYLORD. Norfolk, Oct. %, ls45. g
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Bethlem Select School,

TWILL commencesits Winter Term under the w instruction of E. N Iencks. A. B., on Mon- day, Nov. 10th. Tuition per quarter Common English Branches, $3.00 Higher "-f- 400 Languages 500 Good board can be obtained in the village on moderate terms.
 Rev. F. HARRIsoN,1
 A. BEEcHER. Esq, Trustees.
 WILLIAM HUDSON,
 Bethlem, October IS4S. '-'. SwS
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&TR.A D.

EROM the Subscriber. in: May lest, two E WEARING KEEPERS. one light red. aud the other dark red. the head somewhat give any information which shall lead to their recovery, sball be literally rewarded and all charges paid.
 JOHN A. WOODRUFF.
 Litchfeld, Nov. 10. l645. %
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Game Into

THE inclosure of the Subscriber In South A Fsrms. on or about the 6th of October, a YEARLING RED STEER. The owner can have him by calling and paying charg- es. HORACE HUBBARD.
 South Farms, October %, l645. 24*
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FNLI SgaaG Winter Goods,

comprising complete variety in every department and they would respectfully invite their old GUS toners and the public generally to examine theiI stock, feeling assured tha: it is unsurpassed ill richness, extent, variety and cheapness in this ot any other city. = 'f~~
 AMONG WHICH ARE THE FOLLOWING, VIZ: Rich plain aad fgd brocade Satins ofvarious colors Chameleon Broche figured and stripe Silks Gro de Rhine and Italian Lutestring do. Heavy high lustre Brocade changeable Cham elon do. Super Paris Philipean and Gro de- rVedreu do. Comprising over 400 pieces of various fashionable styles, from IS to 40inches wide. .and figured, plain stripe, watered Plaids, chene, twilled & changeable French Cashmere d'Ecosse, plaid. figured, donb per yard. Together with Victoria Ingrains and Neapolitan Stripe, new and rich articles. Paris Mousseline de Laines. plaid double iguaed and strive, from Is. to ss. per yard.
 Silk warp Lustres, figured, plain, stripe and changeable. Black and blue black Bombazines, with grea, variety of Mourning Goods. . Paris Cloakings, entirely new, and of magnificent styles. Woollen and worsted Plads of French and Scotch manufacture.
 French, German and English Merinos, cloth and mode colors.
 Cashmere long and square Shawls. of new de. signs, the richest ever offered. Broch, worsted and woollen Shawls, of desirable styles.
 Cloths, Cassmeres, Vestings and Velvets.
 Blankets, Welch and English Flannels, very large stock.
 Linen Goods ot every description, at very low prices, with complete assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Cravats. Ladies' Neck Kerchief and Scars, and Linen Cambric and Revere Handkerchiefs
 Also, large stock of Domestic Goods of every style wanted for the season.
 BARKER & TowLE.
 .Nsso- York, Oct 2s. '7A Catherine street.
 Persons from the country will do we'll to call and We haue bat one price, aud nO Jalse SepresentG- lions 0n goods. t'.s- :r;. 6wA
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13
POLICE REGULATIONS IN CHINA.

Mr. Fletcheg Webster, who went out to China, Ss Secretary to the legation. has recently been de ivrring . course of lectures, in New York; on the manners and customs of the inhabitants of the ee- lestial fowery nation. From his last lecture we extract the following in reference to their police fegula tiOns:--
 "One of our legation, in a warm night leit the window of his bedroom, which was on the second floOI, open. Thieves by the aid of a bamboo enter ed. saw by the light that he was asleep, secured his loaded pistol and his sword, and then at their leisure quietly stripped the room O every mOveable which it contaired The property might have been recovered on application to the authorities but knowing that this would inAict punishment upon guitlees persons, the gentleman preferred to lose his property, and 30 let the guilty escape Somebody is always held responsible m China for every offence that may be comitted. When man takes house he takes also a stesc0rd, who has some property which he gives as pledge for his honesty. He is hired by the month, and has charge of every thing in any way connected with the domestic affairs of the household. He hires all the keys and relieves the owner of every possi ble care. If any thing is destroyed by that-with us so mischievous person, .NObOdy-the servants must combine to make it up sand in the case of theft already mentioned, had the loser of the goods followed it up, the sUGtchmGn of the establishment would have been held responsible. By this system one great point always aimed at by legislators, is secured namely, the certainty of punishment for every crime. Some one is sure tO be held respon- sihle. As rain is proportioned to the evapora- tion, so is punishment to crime; and in China punishment like rain also, falls upon the just and the the unjust"
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Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnish

Paints, Oils, Glass and Varnish. O0OO LBS White Lead, ground AUUU 300 |" dry 300 lbs. French Ochre, ground 200 Y" Venetian Red, 100 |" Black Paint 3 barrels Linseed Oil
 2 " Lamp do. 20 gals. very prime Coach Varnish 15 /" superior Furniture do. 10 " Brown Japan 27 boxes Window Glass, assorted from by 8
 to l6 to 24 900 lbs. Putty Colors and Painters Drugs, dry and ground Clock and Picture Glasses cut to order Paint and Varnish Brushes-Gold Leaf Bronze-Camel Hair Pencils Glaziers' Diamonds, &c. Sc. for sale at the low est prices for cash, by
 H. F. FISH. Salisbury, 10th November. 1s45. 25
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"
 Dry Goods, CarPeling, Paper ,Hangfngs and Looking Glasses,
 THROUGHOUT THE STATE BY
 CHITTENDEN & HOTCHKISS,
 HARTFORD, CONN.
 THE PEOPLES STORE, at the corner ,. of Main and Morgan Streets, stands unrivaled by any, in point of variety ot goods exhibited, or the loaO price tor '0h'ch tkey are offered. .s% &fF.t s.s Ia
 The reputation awarded to the proprie- tors of the Peoples Store, by all the trading community, for selling the largest amount of goods for the least amount Df money, and with al the best quality. is appreciated, and we shall always endeavor to merit and re. tain such reputation. A larger amount of goods has never been retailed by any one store in the State of Connecticut than has been sold by CH1rTENDEN & HoTcHKIss, du- ring the six months they have been in busi- ness, and the reason why is. we buy nearly all our goods at the large Ne,o. York auctions for cash-and when we get bargain we in. variably offer 1t to our customers, believing it matter of policy to sell goods for a small profit when we can get a large one just as well.' f'>' '' 'sNtF'' $FsH9F7
 ! We take advantage ofthe market. When HVouS 0'0 SO"s WI Ouy l"' E> ~''~ when the same have advanced in value we retail them for less than our neighbers buy them for wholesale. For example: Eve. " man, woman and child. that has examin- ed our assortment of Sheetings, Shirtings and Prints, is we'll aware of the fact that we have been selling the said goods from one to three cents the yard less than the same quali- y could be obtained for elsewhere. Hence the cry (started by our brother merchanss) :" Chittenden d Hotchkiss selling goods less than cost" H't-g.-.- ..
 And last but not leass, c. 6s H. intend to trade with all their customers in a manner to induce them to call the second time. In conclusion, we have but to say that we shall deal fairly with all and any goods bought at our establishment that do not an- swer the expectation of the purchaser Gas regards quantity, quality or price) can be returned, and the money will he refunded.
 CHITTENDEN G HOTCHKISS.
 Hartford, Oct. 20, ls45. g
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o. Tirrell, the Boston murderer, is supposed 10 have made his way to the sea. and thus eluded the pursuit of the officers who were sent after him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-11-13

The Winter Term nF Miss M. A. MERRIMAN'S SCHOOL O will commence Tuesday, Nov. 1lth. Tcrms-Senior Class $6 per quarter.
 Junior Class, do. Litchfield, Oct. IA. 4t' 2l*
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H A V.

ESOR SALE, a mow of 10 or 12 tons of A first quality of HAY, to be sold togeth. CT. Apply to ToMLINsoN WELLS.
 Litchfield, Nov. II, l645. 25
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P R I " Q I' S LiMMRaM Botanic Garden and
 ~u' Nurseries.

FLUSHING, [. r, near, .Netc. Fork
 szSsNH ITNHE NEW AND UNRIVALLED i@MG& l DESCRIPTIVE CATALOGUES V4 of this Establishment, (34th edition,)
 which have cost over $7OO, comprising - this great and select collection of FRUIT and ORNAMENrAL TREES, SHRUBBERY & PLANTS; Splendid new Dahlias Bu!bous flower roots; Greenhouse Plants and Seeds, with prices greatly reduced. and directions for their culture, will be sent gratis to every post paid applicant.
 ORDERS. per mail, will be executed with des- patch, and in superior style, and forwarded as d. rected. WILLIAM R. PRINCE & co.
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 for sale as low be the will found aHOnihgy Bales Brown COons all
 
 defy competition We of reasonable Wood and Produce Az Union October