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me- ao''''s' 49, WILEY PUTNAM. l3l Groadw,y.
THIS DAY URLISHED-GRATlS,
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COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINERY. Se-Ihs

COTTON AND WOODEN MACHINERY. SG.IIhs
49, a. w. p,f.r.oa Machine Company. Worts at Pat
.ror s. j. srr prepared execute o., era i9s .aehiarfy e
tb IT unnis or .etsinz Cotton W ooi. FlsI OF SILK
80 H. syrsn,re nature Of h> afrangrm-nts made for Tia
p1 OF sios great deIaeh 10 ORDERS We can give s,sa
go IA, The Of contet, within as short Pc
;nJ Of NM a, any establishment la the country.
Cur Ea,fns Of the moo. Ic,nt aud sppforee moSei'
,.d 90, machinery HHSurpisssd BY any made =,
,.tng 0f -rripons viii BE- iuTstsed az reasonabte
,t., All applications for Machinery Addressed 10 viii
me-, with prompt attention. $3.50 ,
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$4,000
UMBR r L L 4 S!!!
100000
PARAS OLS!.
$4,000
PARASOL + I I 81,
SU Ms II A u Z 81!
Please call where you purchaae the above Goods ~
n,r cent rheGper than any other establishment ID t
J5.:,s9 S,,,e, at HOUGaTON's Mandatory,
s22 imis - 1enA'''uee'' w ''''''
IT, Our citizens -ngasiue 70 nave Iuhp1S
done for their tenants the way OF baths srI oses
Shower Baths Sc will do well 10 call on Ness, ho,u
len kins basement No. JoRstrset whose WORK hi ,Rn
given universal satisfaction. i''is'
~ The Invisible Wig, so closely resembles the
real had of heir that >cepcS aud connoSseurs have pro
nomnced il - most perfect aud extraordinary invention oil the
Tn. g:., this move" aud unique W * IS rs
hs;rp n, ado without sewing weaving. which causes Us
,up,arauc,s SO closely resemble tie natural halr bo'h III
b,nrsS mud natural appearance to defy detection rs text
urs being beautiful aud 80 me tha III s Csc
of perspstion evaporation unml-ded aud the gva eNs
Of other Wigs entirely avoided. The seepue aud c9nieis
enr ARE alike invited inspect this novel aud beautiful
and IN. recull. method ;tuC the head at Tie
tuIe , > - - a2S rhs
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y Quarterly Report.-STATEyIENT .howi1y
the tue enndiron Of The SEVENTH WARD BASk Of TIE
city Of New York, the morning Of the inst sT OF NsT
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From :he lthsca Chr ricle, y y
" 3 PALMER lsa N4ssaR-s; Newly ork Is our essat
' 10 receive subscriptions aud sty-:tisemelts
From the Wcrc- A-Sls. Mass " D fairner IN poS
ION \,w-YofS Phiisd-iphia and BdnmcIs. viii rToeu-e
md forward subsenPouS aud advertisements or i aPf
rotn he Transcript. NCsh Adams, Mass y b FtlT=f
nd R.ttt q
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u CATION Dspois. tfv
oRAcULAR AND FIGHTING EoLIpTLEs,
with remarks on Dr.zoGs and ether rs Breathing Monsters
OF MYTHOLOGY AND THE MIDDLE AGEs'
ling -npolrrn-stt 70 E~banas ydr.ules aad Mechanics
1rfH- Q 1911 x23
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NEAPoLITAN BONNETs-Ihe copuaued i'm
81 pSnsplr p-r,on, ia vending miserable imitation OF
tt1 gu, beautiful NespOl,ans, caution
~ - .rsinst h.,r imposition.. Ladies should carefully
,Isnnr cur N-aPo:aas before EXCEPT OF r mes
80 w. have no connection wiki any other Nelpoh;an
nry ether ia Brosdwav Joha-sIs-i Iehet have thy
snv S.apol.,an isOGuets ol TIE nanli.eiur- 81
an! -'''fO' PATT!>O%, NOE. b co
p,,ners and Manufactures OF tie N=.solitan Boaas
-. - Ne - n-lancv-s'r--i.
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HOUSE. run NtoHlNU GOODo y!
rY1HE Sub.crs would call the attention Of persons about
commenting house keeping their and large as,o
ment which will be found prr all its various Branches
and 10 lad in as 20 offer the ndue To
great saving also be made by nndng every tsnE
nsce.s,ry Al one esfAb,hfnent The following comprise
few oDg of the article, which kept constantly IN hand
MD oi The very bat material, and the most substantial
ma
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ARRIVED.
Packet ship Oxford, Rathbone, I'm Liverpool 81 April
mdse 10 II Marshall Co. Saw the Eastern edge OF The
Grand Banks. several large Islands OF ice.
Bark New England. (oi Boston,. Foster Il DIS I'm New
Orleans TO order Path ult of Tortugas. spoke skip Pal
merry I'm New Orleans Tor Boston-was III company 8 OF
days.
Swedish bark Thore Pctrc Anderson IS ds I'm Leghorn
marble, &c. 10 George Sesi.
Br bark Zsuonl Simms 40 DIS I'm Liverpool bound 10
Quebec-put land 2l5 steerage psssengers-o JONI
Ierdman. 10th April, James McDermot, steerage passe
GER fell overheard and was lest
Austrian brig Arone, Castantni SO DIS I'm trieste ndse
TO Augusta Belmont
Br brig Ida lowes, a. DIS fan Sierra Leone aye wood S
N p Seylus Sons Brig Delaware Taylor sailed 81
March for Phad via Gambia.
Brig Galveston Burr - DIS I'm 81 Marks via Key West
days, cotton, 10 Badger Peck Saed IN company WIZ
ir: samson and Billow for NYork- Left at Key West
bark Iwsnowna Shnn. for ST MARKS; orgs Rudolph Gro
ming aud oneco. sa Tor Sfcrk. next day steam
chr Legare. Day. bound on cruise TO cape tlorGa En-
changed signals I'll Cape a,eras, with brig supposed
be the Emily for Charleston
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No author France ranks higher than Frederic son'e
The one nj hi, most exciting and effective romsncss-in
norton, of terrible terrs-ard rendered as It Is into
pure and elegant Engh by Of ;he able rransa'o
in this country it will he popular here ,' 1t already Is
throughout France.
prics 70. ceus--ss hundred the trade. Sold by all
respectable booksellers
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tys FOR sALE-Two small Farms. with ssn,ee.:
good barns and every variety OF ru,t every
hing su,he for an inyai. summer residence Tor
cty man OF hu,ues, situated on the Flushing urpss ionf
u,' " nj III :, '' 40 2wiss
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r,- GId Border and common Tea TIay. Spice and Oak
Bo.rs c. and CofEe u r. 1seI,ters sagar Boxes; CO
snd Deed Bot-s Bread and HGiir r'ys syiSonS POP a.
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now TO rREAr 4 WIRE.

llTst get wlle-secondly, be patient
l 90 may have great trials and perplexl
ties IN your business with the world bot
do not therefore carry 70 Your home a
cloudcd or contracted brow. our wife
may have many trials, which, though of
less magnitude, may have been 81 hard to
bear. A kind conciha,ing word, a tender
hook, VIII do wonders n chasing from her
brow all clonJs Of gloom. OF encounter
your difficulties IN The open ar famed by
heavens cool bree2es Int your wife Is
often shut IN from these hcalthfuI lnhuen-
ccs, and her health fails, and her spirits
lose their elasticity. But oh bear with
her she hae trials and sorrows to which
YOU are a stranger, bat which your tender
ness can deprive Of all their anguish. No
lice kindly her little attentions aud efforts
10 promote your comfort DO not take
them all as mauer # course, and pass
them BY, al the same time hong very sure
10 obscrn- -nJ urtfssian Of what Won NAV
consider her duty 90 you. DO not treat
her with .ndiiior erCC, II YOU would mr., eoor
and palsy her heart, winch, ,.ntered hv
kindness would 10 the latest day OF your
existence throh wilh sincere and constant
affection. Sometimes weld your wishes TO
hers She has preferences ns strong as
yon, az Il amy be lust az trying TO her to
yield her choice as to you. DO YOU find
it hard to yield sometimes Think you it
3, not difficult for her to give up 0lrays'
! you never yield 10 her wishes, there IS
danger that she will think YOU are selfish.
and care only for yourself, and with such
feeIiug she cannot love rs she might.
Again, show yourself manly, so that your
wife can look up to YOU, and feel that you
w,iI act nobIy, and that she can eondde il
Nour udgment.1
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The term gentleman IS, perhaps, one OF
the mos, indefinite u tho English language.
George '. pt,dcd himself N being the fin
est gentleman IN Europe every peer oil
the realm IS gentleman every Judge,
member Of parliament and magistrate, is Il
gentleman every clergyman, lawyer and
doctor, Is 4 gentleman: every merchant
and trndcsman - . gentleman every far
mcr aud mechanic - gentleman every
diapers crrand boy and mlIor's apprentice
IS gentleman , and every ostIer who, " in
the worst INNS worst room treats the sta
ble.boy with a pot Of ale IS thereupon de
clarcd to be n gentleman. So say the cour-
'osoa Of society but there is the legal and
heraldlc, as well as the social gentleman.
Formerly 1t was customary TO add Gent.
as an honorable distinction to ones name,
N the address Of his letters, in his will, or
upon his tombstone; but in these days no.
thing short Of Esq. is deemed respectful.
THIS toIble, however, is not thing of yes
terday, for so long ago rs 1909, Mr.. Isaac
Bckcrstaff OF the Taller, says: have
myself n couple Of clerks; one directs to
Dcgory Goosequill, Esquire, to which tho
other replies by note to Nehemiah Dash
we'll, Esquire, with respects - The Curi'
ositicS Of Herdidrg.
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.isssf6.BE"s.7's,OS =.


Tie cob 5re 8si aud of our pleasant vice.
#t.. .stuue.fs ~ et0n5Fs ~ "- Shah spfHc.
Lf11 was so1lhed and Rran6 j by her
a,- ptal-es. ard allowed hcf-cI. to BE-
Id fa che -oft, uhcrc lie TOOK his seat be
'a her, and Agnes. Who Was passing
$500 weeks wal her freud, AZ q guest, ~.
'.. 20 b. present % The appnlchlng bridal
asnes, seeing 'fanqntluy r. established,
g.t orcastan - Withdraw.
am 1irmd said Laura, nitcf medr
'hae silence Of s1nc momen's {" ! nm
.tsaj was not KIND, hardly polite, 70 poor
Agnes 5cEuo~Icdge she has some cause
10 a,.tm,, your SEX bit she should not
aa.a1a onts also 10 her sweeping condem
aaa."
lIyaari abzcn,ly inquired 10 whit cir.
rm 4ucc she alluded and ~btlc he Sc.
rr'.s nIudefed On the most plausible tneans
'a}rHuug himself from the ddcmmn ~
NJ .t Au f,uad himself plnced Laura, with
stHh goruIl,y. proceeded 10 relate long
aat e-cunstuniiai history, oi Agnes acc'
asUli acquaintance with gay Young
sganrucr; 9hIcA aitef a @celt Or two,
@ds g.. 800 40 engagement. They were 81,
pns.1 axpee,cdy, and Agnes had hear
t1 m55e ol hin. "l5 II no, pity, con
"gel he nnttna,cd speaker. " Agnes 70 .
rf. pretty. aud such sweet grh "'sl
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NUMBER Al.

oil negro IN n corn or cotton field. And
It is bu. little better with the Young me.
chanic, II he has the ambition mch every
young man ought to possess, he viii expect
to establish himself ~ his profession and
10 do 30 he has TO contend against the pen.
eral lack oil building spirits which pervu6ee
onr town and country. | have Ind occa.
slon recently TO hear many heart reuding
stores from the young fnen q this city, for
since the spin, Of manufacturing has sprung
up among US, many despondlng Young neE
have been cheeftd up with the fond bore
I'm; they will not be forced 10 exile them
selves from their native State, aud leave
behind relatives, friends and every thing
that IS dear. Many an earnest inquiry has
been made Of me as TO tile probability Of
the introduction OF manufactures md con.
sefuent reconciliation 81 business Of DOR
SINE and would to God could give as.
surarces that such was 10 be the case, for
feel well convinced, that If some radical
change does not take pace, our ri.y viii
continue 10 do What she hns been doing for
many years past, FURNISH 2jG0 10 1000 EN-.
grants TO people other States aud cities.
IL Tho protective system he The cause oil
the depressed price ii our great staple.
cotton, and II canuot be Denied that this
aud over production are both causes acting
against u, the sufest means Of efiecing
repeal vii be louud n rendering ourselves
independent Of, and 10 longer customers 10
{ o,e whose ayarce has induced to fasien
the system upon u.
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CHARLOTTE. N. q. AUGgTsv 20, ss45.

throw himself bes,ie her. Laura opencl
her dymg eyes. over which the film q
ieath vas already gathering, aud fixed
them ".ih look Of understandable tender.
ness on The distracted connlenunce Of her
lover. After mnny VAN attempts, a, length
she spoke, aud with feeble and impeded 1T
'crancc attempted 10 console bun.
on Alfred, she nd at could not
30. should have bee too lappy here +
| might have forgotten ny God, 10 my idolu
nous worship ot bis creature. lilo takes
me IN mercy, ere have fallen under a temp
toton too strong Tor ne | con see YOU ~
longer-hfcwcll bu, 40, iote,er o.,
10 not forever
Laura spoke 10 more and after few
hours, during Which She lay lnseustble
and apparently free from suffering; her
eenlIe sptrh qpdlcd the earthly ienomeut.
which had 80 Unexpectedly hllen 10 decay
10 h. Continued.
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u . T. IL Y
BATTLE or BLENHEGu.
~ koHrRT rnrr

- KoHER1 sarrH
was summer evening.
did Ctspur's " OH vas lorr.
Ana s brfers s ,5ltsu 70 door
Was -t"ns IN t.esun,
NJ " htm spaI,cd oa Tie Green
lis hilia gr-ua oAit " t,iolm,le
Sire sl" ia hfut'cr Pgta4siu
ko.i scm,tttgg brEo sal round
7 at bs beside tie rIyulst
inPaFmg there bad found
It came ~ ass bot he taJ found
iHst We 20 large, aud smooth, aaI round
oa Casper took i from tie bog
$ TO stood { pectIni Is;
taj iben t1e Old man shook m. acs4
And wGh 4 natnrai -.sh
-1ue poor t,lloNs skul.n You'd i-
ea 'el iu thc great yictory
fnd them my Easdeu, fof
iaor# mlny here r-flt
ali 1uau aten ~ 20 pillow,
iua ft9neaafe tufus Item out
7f m-nf thousand men, ,ati tc
A, '-.. sa.-t ...tar4
Navir' q. 3, ga, twas Il. aho4t.
Nn1s fsel DO hg euss.
And bu.. NHbetneue looks up,
Was vn waiting rgest
Aoa 81. o. 4. staul tlr war,
And what lb,4 st.l-a each gsasr FOR
lives ie lngh-l." Caspsr cusl,
rb-i p4tiag tuagh u scout
Al nbat tirg atiial rlcs, Ut.t.f l.r
r. 81 sell msh, o4t
GaatI ac,
H..l lmoIs y.iory
N 6ucf fea % BIcnbe.m lbcu.
Ntt- .ttealpi8ri ~
I Irrl So dwelling IL fhc ground
Aal ia s4- forced e. Hy4
'l H., 1ife sud- ch,il % ia.
80. I'D ie where q. 10y E.s head
p, fra aaI rtart tie country rauri
Ha -aeaf4r 10 side
many ehli.ug ua,ler t4-n
NHi D.y bufn infant alea
at.H1s lse that Won knon mlst BE-
Aa tHHt. sIrtory
l#af st, itvaaas' urkiar shl
Alter Jaa s. q sa- 500.
m1ay ,auusan. toaes hero
is r.ulng u t,ss4a
a# ttaz- Inc tl.,l ypu GaoY must la
A#e. 'U5gs Ftetoy
l-# a.a. -st.te Duko Of Marlboro wen
H.a oar COOS rsaaa Eagene"
1915" H aas syey wicked thing ''
$40. aIa 8al,'peue
#.. n.n- ng HHtic gn, qallh hc
sEs. '.a.s-a tf.tgD
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world Dpn you lhtu, So. AliteI1u
{ va Nts, certainly replied Howard
. Hbse"N aad aNahIn- from fI. r.,c,,,
{ be ST hiu,s, i 10 daa from Lts,,il,ssr,,,
, ramon al she had learned from Beatrice d
+ her ioim,r .dr. ana plans for no falurc.
f. toms great = i,rl he found that "a Ter men
. l'"n "i The past, she had made ma nIb,.,,,
10 a"y knowledge Of bl,n, and that. SO far
/ an Wis as Jet sale, aud a. Size had her a,
ihHaln OF the manslon 81 mora dian
week, aud could not have remained ,poo
f6ti OF ms eonurxiou w,ih Laura, be rea
>oHab'y cotJ cured thut sha Ind no lntru
ilau 81 Le"a5In. Ian. VT 10 Vas paf
ple"rd "a Tie extreme TO Hccoun, fof The
extraordinary step She Tod t. rn and could
form 30 idea ol the nature of Ter designs
!" think ot her bctug companion and IN
''".hle y ms pure and lnnocen, Laura, paa.
ded ihm almost 10 madness. Nor e,ulu
his s'nsA, aud principles OF worldly Wis
do0i endure The thought OF her cuntIuu,ng
- reside under the root which Ge VAS 81
soon TO become the master. Eut teo,lays
more we're to eldpse, ere he was 10 culcr
On the duties and responsibilities Of loues
TIC HE No change would Be made IN the
management Of the establishment by H..
entrance into the family, ~ Mis- Mortimer
would assist the mex genrncc Of her danab
I yer, by retaining the supeun,endence OF the
I household alialrs; and tie had promised
\ l. ura never 70 separate her from her m
gu -eh' mother. Something must be done,
| ~ d 4
/ 'ud me case admitted OF 10 delay and Ter
ne hs re had "s"ays proved IN advising
ttAt'Iitn'- lof the promotion d hls own 10.
'et't'S, We could think Of nothing but IL
gam ',me 10 The present emergency, BY Tie
''"'.' a'a'o removal, aud 10 aakc tbs 70.
i'it'' appear 70 oe her o~n voluntary
'"'''f'
AN 90 dearest, resumed be. your
,e" f''Ss'h "as already entered on The
''afs %, hef Once aud you hnvo CON
u'' n'ta ''ateta1 rattan. Ia bile lanEuc
o' ia u'su'r, q DC Iomo1t, Come, viii
- on uo'Ii lesson ycu must get her to
lfaHsH'e iuio ia-lish some sentences thu!
"6' "nle ohe understands The language
'11 'a5
On 'cs; better Than any foreigner |
a4sa ever knoan. w,1 Won Womb
converse With her Tor tbeusrsbe t,,e.
rautaly 10 hgroan chimbrf. Il k3.rot be-
tra Recovered, 81 ui, doubt tha, could
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SUI Nv -, /, y '''.''''
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a,, ... ''''' - ~ ,,',''
-, vi IA w. - -, a.rI
No. morn, >,
B.afe Howard p,,,s1 f,on ne 6i,
.,..g.,. ~, 80. h., r.l.t...r 80. ,,I..l,
,as rr .,a,.r1 n deliver 10 Gs,,,,ss fha,
...,tt .s .l,c ..,a,.r.J T., cat. he, taE,r,
.Le frti,cl ID rs.t.
Ihs chamber crcpticd bv the Italian
,s,. ,,,,,,, tLst - ,a,. and o., m. s,
,e,f,r,sn. of ..,,e, Le,tlc J,o, had leep
irit not,.,eaeJ Ibs Ian. p,t lo,nedue.
i,,e t.lle - ana. sJ,snrc1 ,,,,h,ftabr
,,4of, Tic b.Js5da If her ,atrre.t,og p,o
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g.. z. " G5h1a, Hs5LisnIpr. y c
tu, y I.sais, MH Grore. \. &.
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KEEN REToRT.

Boswell asked Johnson once whether he
had heard that people compared him TO a
mad dog.
Have YOU heard sir, said the doctor,
that people compared you 10 the tin kit
tic tied TO my tail
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II is a beautiful fancy Of the old writer's
that the withered leaves being received IN
autumn INTO tho bosom Of the Earth, are
nourished aud restored by her and sent
forth again. in Spring, endowed with new
life and youth aud beauty.
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from me thdTitdun CUBTttT.
COTTON NANtFACTURES IN THE
Oh ATLANTIC SOUTHERN STATES
Thar eFccfs on The present state Of ayr.
culture, oiaca'iop aud hf body p9irHc.
Their influence On he foreign commerce,
and The Profecfire SUSTAIN II the iHlttd
Nfates. Hor Thy are 10 be introduced.
me capital rhich u,H he necessary and
"adt otass u nan ars % perform he
gatk.
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Some demngogues, like Catllne, can
r,i,c , storm, who cannot, like Cromwell
,nlc It, thus the Gracchi, wishing TO make
tho Agrarinn law the ladder of their as
cent found it the instrument Of their fall,
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A shrewd observer Of human nature,
who has got out n patent dictionary, de-
fines modern love as composition Of one
po,, of affection 10 nineteen parts of gold
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04
New.York Cattle Market s

New.Yorl Cattle Market. ... Sept. l. At market 700 Beef Cattle, 470O Sheep and Lambs, and 40 Cows, and Calves. PRIcEs-BeefCat Cattle-Are no higher, but prices paid more readily-the market closing very firm at 3 So s 50 as the general range, and 56 for few. 8 taken for Bermuda, ,and 13O left over CO,os and Caloes-We continue at $14a$2s.- all sold.
 Sheep aud Lam5s-The market was cleared at 75c q $2 50 for Lambs, SIC s for Sheep. Hay-One dollar per cwt. was the top of the market; range, from SIC to $4, as in quality.
 Brighton Market--Aug. 25. At Market 1900 Beef Cattle, 4O00 Sheep. 1850 Swine. Several hundred Cattle, Sheep and Swine Unsold.
 Beef Catfle-A few extra $s4.75; first quality S$4.50 4.62; second s4 4.25 third 8 3.50 Sheep-Dnll-old Sheep $l.25 to $2; Lambs 75 cts. to $l.62.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04
N Notice.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the EA town of Litchfield, on list of ls44, are hereby notified, that have warrants for the collection of Town and State Tax, on said list and that will meet them for the purpose of receiving the same, at the Store of Dan Catlin, on Tuesday, the 16ih day of September; at the Store of Smith & Mo Neil, on Wednesday. the l7th /; at the Store of Kenney & Parkhurst, on Thursday, the 18th ; and at the Hotel ot Mir. Stevens, Mil. ton Society, on Friday, the 18th of Septem- Der, between the hours of and 5 P. M.
 All persons neglectipg 10 pay their Tax. es, by the 9th day of October next, will be charged fees for collecting.
 *l5 WM F. BALDWIN, Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-09-04
LETTER FROM NICHOLAS D. FORT, ESQ.
 OF ALBANY, N. Y.

TNNHE benefit have derived, induces me to write
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 Proprietor Health Restorative. l 4eow15