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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
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DR.. HNnniug's Patent Lace

For Hernia or Rupture Of rgrfous linds.
An immediate relicfio incipien, Consumption,
the Dtunchiiis OF public speakers Pslpi.
tauon OF the Heart; Dyspepsia, Spinal
weakness. Pics; Ptolapsus uten and
Ami, and Diseases OF pariurcni anG child.
bed Ladies without medicines.
THIS INSTRUMENT has been examined byDrs
Mott and Rogers. y. Y, Francis and Girls
comb OF New Haven and Middle,o~n, Conn,
and has obtained for itself thsir favorable
testimony
SYMPTOMS.
The Lace is applicable for those who have
tho whole or psti OF the following symp-
toms .--BleeiIng a, tho Lungs, Cough, Tight
mesa at the Chest, Palpi,alIon nj the Heart,
Dyspepsia, sensation Of goneLess or sinking
at the pit Of the Stomach. disposition to bend
forward, pam Ia one or both SIDES. which ave
generally supposed 10 he Lirer Complaint,
but which are only the resul, OF the grsvita
tion OF ihs, organ, Tenderness OF tie Abdo-
men, a sensation Of dragging in the groins,
md hearing down, causing the patient TO
s,"op vefr carefully, Pain IN the Back and
great weakness, Pain and nlmbness in the
Lambs, Costiveuess, Flour hlhUs, Piles and
Pfoiap'us. The nervous system is diseased,
great gloom, despondiug and weeping not
knowing why herself, DC
DR.. llIbard having purchased the right
for the Comfy uf Rutland, will rndeavor TO
Keep a sufficient assotrmen: on hand for all
who viii 'avot him with call, from any dis
lance. lie can forward them 10 any p,rt of
the State, or elsewhere. Those wishing Them
sent, will send a description of the sire, &c,
and Iorwatd the price OF one, (Si2l, free from
expense to him, and they can have the dlrec-
lions so plain that any person can apply
Them.
The subscriber will give his special alien
ton 10 calls from distance, for chronic com
plants, at his office, on Mondays, Tuesdays
and Wednesdays, every week, and al oil
times, by night and day, attend to profess
lonal business IN the vicinity. Great i'm
pro, emen,s in Surgery have recently been
made in ia. City Of New York (of which no
avaicd himself while thcte) among lis
tdiented and scientific projesSns, and he Is
enabled to perform all operai!nas with I'M
! proved inJirvmeniS for AnpnidhnS and set
! ling fr1tfures, extracting TEEN, &c, DC.
lie assures his friends and the public that
his utmost endeavors will be- to satisfy them
in his professional business, and charges for
the same. and keep up with the times" IN
rmprovtmen6 OF the day, although 1t may
give bis opponents some unpleasant feelings.
J. b. HlBBARD. NJ, ID.
\. y All persons indebted to the sub
scrlbcr whose accounts are Of one years
standing OF more, are requested 10 :all and
settle without delay. J. Is. IL.
Rutland Nov ~, 1871. 1921
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
STATE OF vERMoNT;l DE il RENEE

STATE OF vERMONT;} DE il rem.n.
District Of Rutland, S.. Id bered th,,
at special Probate Ceen held at Rutland
within and for said district, on the 9th d.y
OF March, l545.
Present, VIM. Hall, Judge.
Calvin Tsrble, administrator Of the e.,,,.
OF Edmund Tsrble, late Of Mount Holly in
said district, deceased. iniestsIe, proposing
10 reader an account Of his said sdmini..is !.
lion.
I, Is ordered thai .aid account be JeCsrrsd
for examination and allowance To the hr.t
Monday bring The 7lh day OF April neIi, and
,hs, copy ofthis order be published three
weeks excessively, previous issrsio in the
Rutland Hsrah . pewspapsr pritssd 81 Rot
land, thst all persoss Interested nav sppssI
and eo3eet 10 the same II they ses cause.
true copy Of record.
u HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
lSyiresier Goodrichs Estate.

-Sglresier Go0drich's Estate.
STATE Of VERMONT| DE it remem-
District of falrhaven, S. - bered thai
a, probate court holden at Caslleion in
and for said district, On the 2s,h day o.
February, 1915.
Present, a. Warner, Judge
Rice Weeks, administrator of The estate
Of Sylvester Goodrich. ato Of Pawlei in SAID
district, deceased, proposing TO render ar
accoun, OF lis administration Of said estate;
!, is ordered thai said account he received
and examined for allowance on the frs
Wednesday in April next a, the probate Of
fee in Cas'le,on, and that th, order be pub.
llshed three weeks neutrality-suspicious. there
to in the Rutland Herald newspaper print.
cd at Ruiland, which shall be sufficien, no.
ice TO all persons Interested Of the time and
place Of examining said account,
A true copy of Record
10 B +. lANGDON, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

- II, GREEN begs liberty to inform the
IA. public thai, he is now manufacturing
Dulciannas or parlor Organs, on entirely a
new plan, al less Than half The price of com
mon patlor Organs. capable Of producing the
most beautiful swell Of any instrument ofthe
Kind in use. Those wishing to buy Organs
or Pianos will do well to call and examine
for themselves, before purchasing elsewhere.
lie likewise repair all kind of musical in
s'ruments, tunes church and parlor Organs
and Piano Fores in the best possible man
ner on abort notice Poulln-y, Dec, 1914:
Sill y.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

y Basl } As~ss W Cwy s~s~ BsSl,--
tsdsr u Psoks'. Des whiss b 10
nsn', Lewis, Oypeh--D Rces Rsq. J sw n.
COS. Ps~is.--P. Eassroa. r spssldins,
ste Abdie~s, = Reed J Cstshss. PtiisG,ls
L kos k~sA Lao. Cspt J - Doyle, 4 "
Ciets. X Hollsod N. Rclhns. p,iisfers--
q Hsndss Esa. a Rshney, J.. Nisoeoi. u
Pow ere. u. Psrmslre. Co, J. O~eood. u
Mitchell, 7 surssmah, X Jackson. J a Hi,eb-
coct. u Gofhaun, y Du,isa. T. Briggs. J Hcs,s,
" Hudson, J B,ldss,h, 8 CIbhs. J Cor.
ash, T. BSrphsn. u Boulder. mr., X. Whip
pie T'e.iir-v--G W asrsnville. RviissS
n Kelly E,q. Col A Bowen. l. Thrsll. J
Reynolds. n. L,oo, 7 u Kimberly. Re, b
Haskell. W Chs,,suon. Noah Gns~old. Ns,-
.on Gri.-old. Y Csmpbeli. u Bs,ensn. srs-
Wells. II smgsn, Psul, Ward A Wsrd.
Sh,rbp-ns, II Gsies Jr. ESQ. A Gsies, J Ds.
VS.. Eastman, r. Ensbrooks ESQ Shre~s-
Ipry-J Bnckms,,er ESQ. = Colbufn, s
Mas II Holden Eco. G Wnsa o Plumb
{, reL l. FinDsy. " Clsrk.A Barney, A
Perkins, ID Bufdiii. G White. Ssdbsry-J
&C Roberts Tn-osiA-Cspi Il Crsmson.
e Btsve, ESQ. Brown, L Rrs. A Barber,
" III Weller. ' Csrpenlet, Brewer, A Nor.
lon Wsiirngfad--J Earl, Dolly, ID Doiy,
& Dale. l. Culver. T. sunson, A s Howard.
l. Holden. Capt Johnson, = Cole: Wells
Il Cood.peed, c Clemens, n. Grover, G
Grover. GoanrrHs, n. Y.--R Graves ESQ,
4 Law. H,tron--D NC CAL
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

STATE or VERMONT PEA remem .
Dis,ric, Of Rutland, as. ID ber,d tn,
o. q .r.ci,l probate court held al Ru.lars
within aud 20, said disuet on the nh Of
februsty, IbiS
Present. Vim. Hal, Juds.
Holden Stafford, administrator NJ bs,i,
rer Of the ests'c Of JOSEPH Hun, late of
hnby, IN sad district deceased. iuts,si.
proposing 10 render an socouni Of hts al
minis,raIion of said estate,
II IL ordered tina, said secount be 70.
fcucd for examination snd slluwsnc, .,
tie is, Monday being the 9Th ds, Of Ap,,
neSt.and that copy Of this order be publi,h.J
three weeks successively, previous ib.,e,,
in The RurlandlIetald, . newspaper ltini,d =,
Rutland. that oil rcrAons in,ercsiet mn, .,
pear and object to the same " they see>o,,..
A true copy of rcoosd,
10 HENRY HALL, Register.
STATE OF VERMONT, DEu,,m.u
Disiric, OF Rutland, -. ID bersd ,h.,
., a special probate court held at Rull,nJ
within and for e,id district, ON the IAN A,
Of January, 1874.
Present. VIM. Hall, Judge
Jszor Smith administrator Of the =.
,ato ofAzubah Hawkins late. WallnoG,,,.
In said district deceased, iniesia,e, propo,,n.
to render an account Of his SAID admlnl,,,,
lion.
It's ordered that said account be referred
for examination and allowance TO the G,,,
Monday, being the eth day Of Ami ne,t
and that copy of this order be published in
the Rutland Herald. newspaper pt,nt,d =,
Rutland. three weeks succcssl,ely, 'pr,,,on.
thereto, that all persons interested NAV an,
pear and Object to the same il they see cau,.
A true copy ofrccord,
10 HENRY HALL, Register
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

" L the subscribers beng appointed b
w The Hon Probate Court Tor the the dis
tnei OF Rutland. commissioners to receive.
eIsmine and ADJUST all claims and demands
Of all persons against ihs estate Of
Aushn l.. BsHson lais Of NJ ouniAoIiy,
in said district deceased, represented insol-
vent, and Also all clsims and demands eIhib-
tied In oAset thereto; aud All months from
The l5ih day OF February last being slo~.
ed by said Coor FOR that purpose, We de
therefore hereby give notice that We will at
lend TO the business OF our said appoinin.sbl
at A. Coles office 10 Mounlholly on the Bird
Wednesdays OF May aud July nsII. from Q
o'clock .. m. until O'Clock p. m. on each o.
said days.
AtIJAH COLE, }c.
JOSHUA BRYANT, Commi''"
houniholly, March 7, I7i5. II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
DRAPER, ALDRICH AND FRINK.
Wholesale dealers IN
staple and Fancy Dry Goods
No. G1 Liberty sire,

Between Broadway and the Post Office.
"ENDERlNG thankful acknowledp.
l. menls to our Vermont customers Tor the
liberal patronage heretofore extended 10 as.
We solici, an early and particular eIamina-
ton OF our deslraJ." and almost entire new
stock of
SPRING GOODS.
embracing complete assortment OF Staple
aud Fancy articles, both OF Domestic and
Foreign manufacture, including the newe ST
style o. coloreI and mourning DE- LANES
Lawns B,LzoalNEs, BARRGGrs, SUMNER
COATING, PAsTALouns STuTFs, BNowN and
BLEACHED COTTON CLOTHS, CAssiMERrs, V rs
TisGs aud The best STYLE Of AMERICAN
PRINTS. These goods have been alt Sc
lecied with special reference 10 the wants
Of the VERMONT TRADE, and will he
sold al such prices as shall mlIntaIn the rep
utrlion We have acquired Of offering The great.
est Inducements 10 The closest 6uYers.
DRtPEi, ALDRICH 4 FRINK.
&c Liberty ST, near Broadway.
JAnrs w. HuRLBur, begs leave TO inform
his Vermont friends tina, he il in the employ
meni Of Messrs. ID. A. & f., and respect
fully sollcis call when they wish The city.
10 II
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

w j. the subscribers being appointed by
w Hon. Probate court for the District OF
Fsubav.n, commissioners 10 receive exam
inc, and adjust all claims and demands OF al
persons, against the estate Of
DANIEL b. A6ei, late Of Demon
in said district. deceased, and also all claims
and dema nds exhibited IN offset thereto, ans
SIX months from the 24lh day Of January
l8i5, being allowed by said court for tina,
purpose we do therefore hereby give no
tee thai we will attend 10 tho business oil
our said appointment, al the dwelling house
OF the Widow OF SAID deceased, on the frs,
Tuesd avs of June aud July next. from ten
o'clock a. IN unul four o'clock p IN. on each
Of said days
ELISHA ADAMS.
ELISHA GOoDWICH, |'""" IT,
benson. March, 4. 1885
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
c. X. LEWIS
Package Express.

THE susbscriber having established an
L Express to run between Boston and
Montreal, leaving Boston on Monday Of each
week, rio Frohburg Railroad thence by stage
through Keene. Walpols, Bellowsfalls ,Ches-
ter, Rutland, Mijdlebury Vergennes 10 Bur
lngton, thence 10y Steamboat 10 Canada
tie will pass Rutland, Tuesday morning Of
each week, going north, and Thursday after
noon ofcaoh week, going to BOSTON. The
object is 10 transmit Specie, Bank Notes,
collect and pay Notes, Drafts and Bills, buy
goods and do all other kinds of business that
may I've entrusted 10 ms charge. all small
bundles taken and delivered. charges reason
able. Oders may he left with William Avery
OF Nr Ofcui,. a, the Franklin Hotel, Rul.
land, and Al the Stage Houses on the Route
where ne Nlll Ne sure to get them.
Patron age solicited
Packages 10 lie marked by Lewis EI-
press" c. X. LEWIS.
Rutland. Sept, lsN 3slf
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

w T. tho subscribers, being appointed by
w the Hon. the Probate Couri loi The dis.
trci Of Falthaven, commissioners TO receive,
examine and adjust all claims and demands
Of all persans against the estate Of
Jacob Edgerton late Of Pd,olst.
in said district. deceased, represented insol-
vent, and also all claims and demands eLhib-
tied in Offset thereto, and 6 months from the
6lh day oi March, isi5, being allowed by said
couu Tor that purpose; we do therefore here
by give notice thai we will attend 10 the bu.
siness Of our said appointment at the dwell
ling house Of Sheldon Edgerton in Paw
let. on the first day OF Nay and Sepiem-
Der neIi from one until -four O'Clock D. N.
on each Of SAID DAYS
ELISHA ALLEN c
MILTON BROWN, COM"
Pswlet March 90 IsI5. II
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Low & Rogers
"AVE received for their Winter,
~ Stock full nssormen, of
Hard Ware, Saddlcry,
AND

CARRIAGE TRIMMINGS.
Among which are,
100 casks Cut Nail, assorted, Sd to G inch
100 boxes Glass, 7 n 80 ~ X Is;
80 tons Iron and Steel, well assorted
200 bundles Nail Rods
200 pairs Gutter nni Sleigh Shoes,
40 casks Burdens Shoes and Boat Spk.,
200 doz Files and Rasps;
200 Table Cutlery
$50 Gro. Harness Buckles
W Grcavc's and Sons Saws, Edge Tools,
&c. direct from Me manufacturer
Also
A large Stock Of
CRCCKERY AND GLASS WARE.
Comprising some Of the latest patterns
All Of which is offered ut the lowest market
price. Whitehall Dec Isii.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10
STATE OF VERMONT. DE it remem-
District Of Rutland, IS ID bered Thai

STATE OF VERMONT DEN remem.
District Of Rutland, IS. - bered that
al special probate court held at Rutland
within and for said district on the 9Th day OF
ilarch, A. ID. lSl5.
Present, VIM Hall. Judge.
Ethan Priest, administrator OF the estate OF
ADDISON Graves late Of Noun, Holly in said
distinct deceased, inlesiate, proposing TO rem.
Ger an account OF his said administration;
Ii Is ordered tina, said account be referred
Tor examination and allowance to the FIRST
Monday being the 7ih day of April next,
and that copy OF tits order be publIshrd
three weeks successfully previous thereto in
The Rutland Herald, newspaper printed
alKutland that all persons interested may APP
pear andioblect TO the same il they see cause
Aune copy ofrecord.
II HENRY HALL Register.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-04-10

4 NEW supply Of LsIers's Blanks are
~ now offered for sale al the Rutland
Bookstore by w. +. STODBARD.
March 81,
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NEW GOODS

pROAD CLOTHS, Cassimeres, NeCings-
- Taior's Trimmings, 1900 yds prints,
Mons de LANES. Cashmere de Ecoss~, Rep.
Cashmere, Cambric, Nuslns, Lsces and ed
gIngs, Gents and Ladies cTsrats, Gloves and
Hosiery, Umbrellas, Threads. &c. &c, &c.
Just received and Tor sale for cash al much
lower prices Than IL usual IN this part Of the
country. ID. Y. BELL.
Rutland. March ~, 1873 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
From the Boston CilficGtoT. BUTTER MAKING,

MEssRs. EDITORS .-EseFy dairy woman should know, and perhaps does know, that her milk, set for butter making, should be closely watched and skinned befOre it begins to sour, and that the lat ter skinned cream should lay on the top of the former, and her body of cream should never be stirred till churnng time. A layer of sweet cream gently laid upon that before skinned, tvice in a day, keeps it from the hot air. and preserves 1t from becoming very acld in the warmest weather, if churning be done once in four days.
 Our dairies fare hard, of late, since fhe daugh- ters forsook them. use my churh fcf a cream pot, to save work. Perhaps it is well known that extreme heat melts cream. and renders it unfit for butter, and if your readers will have patience, I will relate trif1ing part of recent experience.- Last year, the wind deprived us of the shade of beautiful tree which protected our dairy room from the sun. And one day last week, when the thermometer stood at 97, not aware of the ex. treme heat, I commenced skimming into my churn as usual The three following days, the weather was cooler. When I churned the three days cream which lay on the top. it made fine butter, which (it rightly managed) will warrant to be pure at the end of dog days.
 The one days cream at the bottom could not separate from the buttermilk, because it had been melted. If I had stirred the whole together as skinned it, should have lost all my butter ;-- whereas lost only one-fourth. If asked why it did not so mingle by churning. as to spoil the whole, answer, cannot tell. All can say is, that three-fourths of my butter made very soon, and came fiom the churn nice. while the remain. der was good for nothing. HousEkEEPER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
.. FOR THE ENQUIRER. THE POET CLEANTHES.

ST. PAUL, in his eloquent and interesting Ad- dress to his auditors from Mars Hill, at Athens, referred them to certain of their own Greek poets, for the following declaration :-" We are also his offspring" These precise words are found in an astronomical poem of Aratus, of Soli in Cilicia, and one of his countrymen. As the Apostle has mentioned not one, but several authors, and as the same sentiment, with the omission of but one word, is in the Hymn of Cleanthes, there can be but little doubt. (f any,l that the composition of this Greek poet was also in his mind, at the time of making the above mentioned quotation and, in 30 doing, hath unquestionably sanctioned the Poets sentiment.
 Cleanthes was Stoic philosopher. the disciple and successor of Zeno: and the circumstance, that one of the thoughts in this beautiful compo- stion is referred to, in Scripture alone gives it an ample claim to the Christian readers notice and respect. But this poem. independently of this consideration, is fully deserving of it for it is re. markable, that, by simply substituting the name of God for that ot love, a Christian might adop,
 it wholly as one of his own sacred songs of praise
 It isa noble relic of Poets inspiration and gen. 1 jus. On the subject of this Hymn, the excellent and learned Dr.. Doddridge, has thus expressed himself: ,.- .....
 "For we his offspring are." These words, (7ou gar genos hesnaen,) which choose to put in a poetical order in the Version, as best initiating the Original, are we'll known to be found in Aratps, a Poet of Cilcia, Paul's own country, who lived al. most 300 years before this time. wonder so few writers should have added, that they are, with the alteration of one letter only, to be found in the Hymn of Cleanthes to Jupiter. of the Supreme God which willingly mention. as beyond com parison the purest and finest p,ece of natural reli gion. of its length, which ! know in the whole world of pagan antiquity and which. so far as can recollect, contains nothing unworthy of [ Christian, or, I had almost said, of an inspired pen. It is to be found in Henry Stephens Poet
 cal Philosophy. page 4o and seqssenter, and witt Duport's Latin Translation, in Cudworths Intel lectual System, Book 1, Chap. 4, pages 432, 433-- and am sorry know not where to refer my reader to good English version of it. The Apos. tie perhaps might refer to Cleanthes, we'll to his countryman Aratus, when he introduces this quotation, as what some of their own poets had said."-DoddssSe on Acts xvii, 2s, vol. 3, p. 2s4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
Geese Feathers.

FHE subscribers have made arrange -A ments to keep constant supplyof first ratearticle of Geese Feathers.-selec. ted and packed with great care by ourselves in packages from 20 to 5Obs.; and will fur nish at all times anyquantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they will warrant to be as purcha sed of equal quality in the state:
 :, '.# ze s.artt $. & l.. HURLBUT.
 Winehester, ls45. E. 5aef..., ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
L6EchlfeLd Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING
 RV q ADAMS

TERn6s.-To village and single mail subscribers to dollars per year, payable before the expiration Inf six months. To companies of six or more $l .oO per year, or $l25 if paid in advance The subscri' ber of course pays the mail or stage chUrge foI transportation. No papers discontinued until all srrearages are pad except at the discretion of the editor. '
 ADvERrrsINe-one square, three insertions, $1. and the same proportion for more than square Half square, 75 cents Continuance over three weeks 20 per cent. per week. A liberal deduction snade for advertisements continued or l2 months. Administrators and Executors Notices, $l.o0
 Commissioners Notices, 1.25 All communications must be POST PAID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

AMERICAN MUSEUM
 NEw-XoRK.
 FTl!IS Museum CONTAINS SIX SPLENDID ! HALLS, each measuring over one hundred feet in length, filled with an immense and beauti fully arranged collection of the Curiosties of Ma ture, and art, numbering -a ..
 Over Half Million of Specimens of every variety, and from every portion of the
 IRRITABLE GLOBE. One of the extensive halls is devoted to the Mi croscopic Exhibition of a most beautiful Collection of Paintings, representing some of the most GEL EBR.ATED CITIES, both ANCIENT and .MODER.N.N.1TUR.7L SCENERY, Sc., &c., making the most extensive, and interesting cos MORAMA in America, if not in the World.
 NOVELTIES of all kinds, such as GIANTS. DWARFS, OURANG OUTANGS, Sc. are engaged whenever opportunities offers
 " A LARGE AND ELEGANT SALOON, capable of seating 1000 persons at time, has just been added to the establishment, in which SPLENDID PERFORMANCES are given every evening in the week except Sunday Ticket of admission only 25 cents. .Ne,c- York. April 3, ISi5 4m46
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

Travelling Map Agents Wanted. yIlHE subscriber wishes to engage in the sale of l his Maps, number of young men of strictly moral and business habits. Acapital of from $loo to $30o will be necessary, and certain district of country will be assigned to each Agent. Unexcep. tionabe testimonials of character will be required.
 S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL,
 N. E. corner of Market & Seventh st's, Philadel.
 philadelphia. May lS45 6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
FOR SALE.

Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT, ID ZINC thankful for favorsalready recei- D we'd, would state to the public that no pains will be spared under their contnu- ancc of the business, in giving entire satis- faction to all who may see fit to continue their favors. Satinett, Plain Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manufactured; wool carding and cloth dressing done at my sea- son of the year. ELIJAH ROUSE,
 .......,. ...-.. H. M. PRATT.
 Bantam Falls, June 18th, l645. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
MORE NEW GOODS

AT THE CASH & VARIETY STORE!!
 A LOT of fashionable Prints, Ginghalns, Mus A lin, Drab Moreen, Tweed and French Cassi- meres, Cotton Sheetings, Carpetings, Carpet Yarn, Sc. May 2O.l BALDWIN& & CANDEE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

TTARDWA4E,& &c.--Trunk and Chest IL Locks. Chisels. Gouses, Screw Drivers, Hand Saws, Bed Screws, Carpet Tacks, Knives & Forks, Shovel $ Tongs, Coffee Mills, Cast Steel Spades X shovels, Coil Rore, Bed Cord, and F ish Lines. S2 VARIETY STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07
Inst Received,

A MOTHER 10, of Ba lzorines and Dress Lawns at 70 cts per yard. Parasols. Sun Shades, Umbrellas, Calicocs. Mouslin de Laines Ginghams. Bnrlaps, Crash, &c. Just received at the CASH VARIETY STORE.
 BALDWIN & CANDEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-08-07

'what are you doing there. Jane" Why pa, I'm going to dye my dolls pinalore yed' But what have you got tc dye is with Beer, Pp.'- Ber! who on earth told you that beer would dye redT 'Why. ma said yesterday that it was beer that made your nose 90 red, and thought----' ideso Susan, take this ehild.'