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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-10-01
LHchfeid County, SIS

Superior Court, .4ugust Term. 1876
WHEREAS, Almira Walter. of New Hart.
ford. in the county Of Ltchheld, d State
of Connecticut, has brought her petition I"
this Court against Andrew H. Waltz pray
ing for divorce on the ground Of lie adui.
terry of said Andrew H. Walter. And vher+-
as the said Andrew H. Walter now resides
out Of this state in parts unknown;
ORDERED that notice Of the pehtyHrt ot
said petition be given to said Respondent h.
publishing this order ina newspaper printed
in newspaper printed in Liichlield county,
six weeks successfully. at leas, six weeks pitt
or to the February term Of this Court, 1917.
to which Court this petition is continued.
And the said petitioner is also directed to de-
posite in some Post Office in this county. ut
least two copies Of said newspaper containing.
this order, directed to the said respondent =:
Gorham. in Ontario county, and State of New
York, which copies shall be so deposited ut
least six weeks prior to said February term.
By the Court.
14w6 r. b. BEEMAN, Asst Clerk.
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MARRIED.


In this village, Monday Sept. 26Ih, by
The Rev. ]. ID. Berry, (at his residence, ]
Mr. Edward Woodruff 10 Miss Hannah,
daughter Of Norman Kilbourn, Esq, both
OF Bantam Falls.
In New Preston, Sept. Goth ul,. by Rev.
II. Read. Hammond Lane TO Charlotte
Crawford, both OF New Preston.
In Patterson, N. Y, on the 10Th uli.,
by Rev. E. c. Amber, Rev. N II. Bald
win, (son of Rev. Daniel Baldwin, of
Worthwhile, Litchfield Co, CHI 10 Miss
Caroline E., eldest daughter Of Rev. E.
Amber, formerly of Danburv.
In New Hartford, on the i7lh ult., by
Rev. Mr.. Leadbeatter, Mr.. George w.
Gillett' of Granville, Mass, and Miss
Sylvia C. GiIlett, of New Hartford.
In st. Marks Church, Bridgewater. on
The l4th ult., Mr.. Stephen Wells, Of New
Milford, 10 Miss Mary Jane, eldest daugh-
ter of Homer b. Sherman, ESQ, of The
former place.
In Newtown, on the 9th ult., at the res.
ldence of Henry Baldwin, ESQ, by Rev.
Mr.. Smith Of the NJ. E. Church, Lewis
Booth, of New Milford, 20 Miss Elizabeth
Baldwin of Newiown,
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DIED..

In this town, (Northfeld Society on
the 9th ult. Mrs. Statira Sanford, widow
of The late Stephen Sanford, I'd, aged 80
In this Village, on the 18th ut. Miss
Abigail Vessels, aged 70.
In Redding, Ct, on the 2lst ult., at the
house of Elijah Wildman, Adam stod-
dard Clark, in the 18th year of his age
He was member of the class that grad
uated at Yale College in 1888.
In New Milford, Sept. Sd, Nelson San
ford, aged 36, son of Stephen Sanford,
Esq, of Roxbury, Ct.
In Cornwall, June 26th, Mrs. Al,hea
Maria Bradford, wife of Mr.. John Brad
ford and, daughter of the late Lee Plinn,
of Sharon. aged 81 years. She was Just
ly beloved by all who knew her; none
had more friends unless they had more
acquaintances. Western papers please
copy.
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~ Court Of PROBATE holden M .NarfaR.
ecsaesR ana Jey tae Disfrief Of .NsyfsM 81,
the 2lsf dag II SEP, "A. d. Is46.
Present. DANIEL HOieAhiss, Esq; Judge.
Nhis Court doth direct the adminis,ra,o,. a,
\ the estate ofThefnas CuFiiss, late or Nor.
folk, in said district deceased, represented ~
be Insolvent, to give notice 10 ell persons in,el
rested IN the same. TO appear if they see eatse
before the Court Of Probate, to be holden "A
The Probate Office in said district ON the Io,I,
day OF October at 10 o'clock forenoon, 10 be herd
reialive to the appointment of cUmthissioti -
on Salu estates by posting said order Of notIrs
on public sign-post in said toWn nf Nnsr.ii'.
and by advertising the same In . nas,sna,'irs
published in Litchfield. 'P'f :
Certified from Record
~ DANIEL HOTCHKISS. E,,Jgs,
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ITO It'll the WeOa.ZN.

"A aside all prejudice and condemn not
u anl'l you have FAY fairly tested and proved the
not believe in the infallibiity of medicine or men,
bu; we do believe that FALES' MEDICINES
are equal 20 the best and superior TO most medi-
cnes OF the day. Indeed we believe his Cathar.
tic, Worm, and Cough Lozenges, for safety, GER
and cannot be surpassed. we say to ali. give
them lair trial, and then Judge for yourselves.
FALES' CATHARTIC LOZENGES
Are prepared from variety OF vegetables are
pleasant TO take a.. a peppermint, and are in,en
ded as universal family Cathaftic; good in all
cases where phyaic is needed, for men, women.
and children. They operate throughout the
whole system, cleansing the blood and speedily
graduating disease; their operation is easy and
thorough-Dose from 2 to 6.
FALES' WORM LOZENGEs
Are safe and sure remedy for Worms, and
children love them; in fact they are a worm me-
tainty and peasantness combined. Thousands
OF persons die with worms where the cause ia
aoi suspected starting in seep.grat ting the tee h,
pnleness ai the mouth, sickness at the stomach,
precarous appetite and general fever, are some
OF the most common symptoms.
FALES' COUGH LOZENGES.
We do not pretend that these Loxe ages will
cure seated consumption but they have cured
numerous persons who were considered in the
first stages of consumption. also many cases of
ng: They are good in all affections OF the throat
and lnngs, asthma, coughs. colds. bronchitus, &c.
FALES' DYSENTARY LORENGES
Cure by sentary, DarrhOea, and all Bowel Com
plains of children and adults. Take them strict
y according to directions and they will seldom Is
FALES' CAMPHOR LOzENGEs
For nervous affections, Mania, Epilepsy, Mean
choly, Hysteria, Drowsiness, and Low Spirits .
will cure all cases ofcOmmOn and sick headache
unless caused by a foul stomach-When that is
the case the Cathartic Lozenges should be taken
Price OF all the above named Lozenges IS cts
per box, with full directions.
FALES' CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC,
For Preserving and ResfOring the Hair.
We do not pretend that Hair can be restored
in every case, but this tonic has. and will if used
according to directions. re store in many instan-
ccs. and will fix il firmly in the head where il is
falling out, after few applications, and In all
cases where any human aid can restore the hair
this article will.
MADAGASCAR rat EXT,ERJhLA:1-
TOR.
This article is altogether safer and preferable
TO use than arsenic; the rats and mice eat ii
more readily, and they are not likely TO die in
the building IT will exterminate oil rats and
mice that eat Of it, and they eat it readily if it 10
put on something they like and put in their way:
it opera les slow poison, they are uneasy and
wander about three or four days or week before
they die; for this reason they seldom die in the
building. One box is considered sufficient to
keep an ordinary building clear year. Price
so cents.
For sale by Druggists, and Traders (who deal
in medlcnes) generally throughout the country.
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Brighton NHarAet-Sept. 81.

At Market about $500 Cattle more than
half Of which were Beef, 340O Sheep, and
1925 Swine. Several hundred of Beef
CATTLE and ESQ OF Stores remain unsold
Prices-Beef CatHe.-We report, cxcep;
for thin Cattle, to correspond with last
wee&-cxtra5 80; first quality S. 5 IS
second 23 Is; third 3 and 4.
StoreS-Two year old $8to IA three
year old SIG to "A.
Sheep--Lots from ST. 10 2I7.
S~ine-To peddle 3, 3 Ia and 3-s
and 4, 4 IA and "a. At retail from
4 to 5 &c.
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District of Litchfeld, IS.

PROBATE Court, Sept. OH, $40. J
TSTATE of Daniel Garritt Jr. late Of Itch
II field in said district, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District OF
Litchfed hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors Of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time, will he de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested TO make immediate
payment to
16 LEWIS S. GARRITT, Administrator.
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Supreme Court LitchJfeld County,
.1ugxst Term A. ID. 1916. I

wv HEREAS Miles Morse of Plymouth in
w said County has brought TO this Court
his certain petition for foreclosure of certai:
premises as by said petition ON file appears TT
large, and whereas il is shown to this court that
William Scovil formerly Of said Plymouth, cn,.
of the respondent in said petition is deceased
and the places of residecce of his heirs are uh.
known TO the petitioner but supposed 70 be IN
this State. H.
II is therefore ordered that notice be given 10
the heirs of fhe said Wilirm Scovill of Tie.
tendency Of this petition by publishing this
order in newspaper printed in Lichfeld OF
least three times tour weeks previous to ti..
adjourned term Of this court to be holden on
the first Monday of November next.
BY Order Of Court.
Ed. BEEMAN, ASST Clerk
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District of Lifrh6eIJ @.

,,o,, Probate Court, Sept "a. 1876.
Ed Al Of Rhoda B. Clark, late of Cornwall,
in said district, diseased.
Nhe Court of Probare for the District o
Il Litehfeld, hath limited and allowed six
months from date hereof. for the creditors Of
SAID Estate, to exhibit their claims for settles
ment. Ihose who neglect to present their aes
counts properly attested, within said time. will
be debarred arecovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment to 'aa re .er
'l9 OLIVER F. CLARKy Adminif,
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Medical Institution of Yale College,

HNHE Lecture Term for 1861, will COM
Il n'en@e On Thursday October LIST. and con-
tinue sixteen weeks.
Chemistry and Pharmacy by BENJAMIN
SILLIMAN, M. D., LID.
Theory and Practice OF Physic-by ELI
IVES, M D.
Principles and Practice of Surgery-by JONI
ATTAIN KNIGHT. MD
Obstetrics-by TIMOTHY P. BEERS, M. D
Anatomy and Physiology-by CHARLES
HOOKER. NJ d.
Msterla Medica and Therapeutics-by HEN
RY BRoNsAN, NJ d.
Lecture Fees, sos 5O-Contingenl Bill So 50
-Matrlculatio7 Fee. $5-Graduation Fee, $l5.
CHAS HOOKER, Dean OF the Faculty.
New Ha> en-. August IS, 1916 Avis
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by order of the Court of Probate for III q
- District of Sharon, SO much of the real
estate Of David Beecher, ESQ.,, late Of Sh: ro,.
IN said District deceased, as will raise the sum
OF six hendred and thirty-fve dollars and siN
cents With incidental charges of sale, will bs
sou at PUBLIC Auction on the premises, on the
10th day of October next at o'clock, p M
unless previously dispbsed of at private sale. 4
BENJAMIN SEARS, Adm r.
Sharoni Sept. Is, 1916. r. is
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Nhe Court of Probate for the District Of
II Litchficld, has limited and allowed

TNhe Court of Probate for the District of
L. Litchficld, has limited and allowed
to the creditors of the Estate of Joseph l.. Tay-
lor late of Warren in said district. deceased,
representa- insovent, six months from the date
hereof, in which to exhibit their claims against
said estate and has appointed Geo. Starr &c b,
Tallmadge and Edwin NJ kellogg Of Warren,
Commissioners to receive, examine and adjust
said claims. Certified BY
ELISHA s. ABERNETHY, Judge,
WE, the Cumfni sioners above named, herehv
give notice that we shall meet to attend tn the
duties of our ap,ti tment at the late Dwelling
house of the snid ceased in said town ofWar.
rem, on the last Monday in November, 1919,
and the last Monday Of March 1s47. at o'cloci
in the Afternoon on each OF said days All
claims not presented within said time, proper.
ly attested, will be debarred recovery,
Dated at Lifclfsld, the 90 day Of Sep. 1916.
$ S5$|S + i T fSSisss
All persons indebted to said Estate are reques.
ted to make payment to
10 EBENEZER TANNER, Admin
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A j. DAYTON continue 10 manufacture
n SeraPh'hes and Melodions. These Insiru-
msn's' Tor purity and brlliancy Of tone, cannot
IalI 10 please all lovers Df music.
Hncie'Ies or individuals who are DESTROYS Of
"o'a'ni"e superior instrument for The Church
oL iatlor al a moderate expense, will find it ct
their interest to call and examine them All
ed TO.
Wolcottville, Sep. 25 "6w2
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District of LitchfeId S..

Probate Court, Sepf 11M, 1916.
E>STATE of Joseph L. Taylor late of War,
IL rem in said district, deceased.
The Administrator represents the Estate in
solvent, and prays the appointment of Commiss
sioners thereon. Ordered, That Commissioners
to receive and examine the claims of the cred
itors of said Estate, be appointed at the Pro-
bate office in Litch6eld. on the 23d day of Sep
TENDER lS46, at ~ o'clock forenoon; Of whcb
all persons in interest will take notice, and ap.
pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
Certified by
II ELISHA S. ABERNEr1iY, Judge.
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HIMICALS, &c.-Chlorate POTASH, Chic
~ rate Ether, Citrate of Iron, Iodide of Iron,
Valerianate Of Iron, Iodide Of Arsenic, Todide
of Quinine. .Veratrine. Morphine, Strychnine,
Quinine, Tannin, Hydrarg C. Creta, Eng Cal
omel, Wood Neptha, Oilvalerian, and variety
Of new Drugs.
Spence Bendages.
Dental Forceps.
Trusses.
Abdominal Supporters.
Nursing Flasks and Tubes
Bougies and Catheters
With'a full and complete assortment Of goods
belonging to the trade, for sale on the most lib
eral terms to physicians.
HENRY F. FISH, Druggist.
Salisbury, 81 September, 1916. CIV
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lice.

All persons indebted to the subscriber, are
requested to call and cancel their accounts
ana the public generally, are hereby notified
that from, and after the 1st day of September,
an business Will be transacted for ready pay
e .. IN cash or barter, and at the smallest
living pfoht: The patronage ola generous pub
lie is respectfully solicited
S. D. WHEELER, AGENT.
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BOOTS B. SHOES.

THNHE undersigned has taken Room over Mr.
u p. II Skidmore's Store in Bethlem. and is
prepared to manufacture, and keep on hand
BOOTS and SHOES, of every description made
IN ,ne pest style and OF the hetst Materials. All
age OF the public is respectfully solicited.
Bethlem, July 1916. 3m.
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District of Lifehfeld. s.:

: 17TODuIe COITE, StpI. 0EN, 1910.
ESTATE of ESTHER SMITH late Of
II Ltchield in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Lite hfeld hath limited and allowed SIX months
from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement
These who neglect TO present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time. Will be de-
barred recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to . SAMUEL A. MERWIN,
l6 Administrator.
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Those Little City Airs
Hi. A. HULL

WouLD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the Fall and winter
of lsi6-7: and that he can be found at all bu-
siness hours at the Old Stand one door east of
The Court House where he will be pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with a
call. Weknow how to appreciate the unboun-
ded patronage received through the late dull
season. and our grateful acknowledgements arc
duly rendered.
Litch6eld, Aug, 1916. til
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CONGRESS WATER

VERY FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS, &
d AVIL!oN SPRING WATER, LONDON
Il PORTER, PORT WINE, MADEIRA
w NE, very choice qualities, selected express
" for lnvallds, with full assortment of Drugs,
ana 'Medtc'nes, Paints, Painters Colors, oils,
"|0sses ard Fantasies, on the most favorable
terms. HENRY F. FISH. Ornog;st
Salisbury, JulY % 1915. G,,,
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THE CELEBRATED
Bnck'a 39dteMt
COOKING STOVE,

THARtES A. DARLING would re-
" spectfully invite all who may wish to
purchase Cooking Stove superior 10 auy
other ever introduced in this part of the
country before, to call at
CLOCK & FORD'S
Store, next door to the Court House, in
Litchfeld and examine Bucks Patent
Cooking Stove.
This article is destined to take the place
Of all other stoves for culinary purposes
1t surpasses all former Improvements Cor
lis compacness, simplicity, economy and
convenience.
The oven occupies the full length of the
stove. The fire chamber is constructed up
onthe top of the oven, so as TO bring the
heat in immediate contact with the boilers,
and by means of descending fueS, the hea-
ted air is made to pass around the oven, Civ
ing perfect even heat by which bread
without being turned will bake on the bot
tom and top, and on all sides alike, as per-
feet as can be done IN the best brick oven,
rendering this stove preferable to any ever
before Offered to the puclic.
Litchfeld, September 22d, 1856 tfS
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District Of Litchfeld, IS. Probate Court, )
Sent. 18Th 1896

. Sept. 1sth, 1916.
ESTATE of Prudence Wright, late Of
Goshen, in said District, deceased.
"HE Court of Probate for the District
Il of Litchfeld, hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof, for the
Creditors of said Estate, 10 exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those Who neglect
represent their accounts, properly attested,
within said time, will be debarred recove
ry. All persons indebted TO said Estate ara
requested to make immediate payment to
HARVEY P. MERWiN. Admir-.
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NJ Office. The Inhabitants of the Town of
~ Litchfeld are hereby notified that the
Annual Town Meeting will be held at the
Town Room on Monday, the fifth day Of Octo-
Der next, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon, tor
the purpose of eletting Town officers for the
year ensuing, and to transact any other proper
business. CHARLES JONES,
VIM. L: sMEDLEY, Select
EDW. GUERNSEY, men.
Sept. 80 p. PARKHURST,
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District of Kent. s., }
"'' s1e " Ae"ts oOs
II ,b0ke Court. Sent o. 1910

/ Tv,bate Court. Sept. 26, 1916
! ESTATEof David Comstock late ofKenf, in
said district, deceased.
THE Court of Probate for the District
Il of Kent. hath limited and allowed s
months from the date hereof, for the Creditors
Of said estate 10 exhibit their claims for settle.
ment. Those who neglect to presel their &c.
counts properly attested, within said time, will.
be debarred recovery. All s-sons ihdeble i
to said estate. are requested to make immed !,
ate payment to LUMAN P BISSELL,
'l9 Administrator, with the will annexed .
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american ed. Edinburgh Encyclopedia
WANTON OUTRAGE.

We have never, since the publication of
The American, been called upon to con-
denim an act so wanton, so disgraceful as
the vilanous grdling of the shade trees
on our public square on Friday night last
We can conceive of no palliating circum-
stances for such an act of baseness-no
redeeming apology for such high hand
ed. specimen of wnnton, unprovoked, ma
lignant villany. No private ends could be
subserved by such an atrocious deed
which renders it certain, that the perpe T..
traitors, whoever they were, were instiga-
ted by a spirit Of wickedness, which
would disgrace a savage. And it is with
pain shat we are forced to admit, that we
have such fiends among US. We perceive
that the authorities of the Borough have
offered fifty dollars reward for the APP
prehension and conviction of the perpe.
irators-and we earnestly hope that eve
nv citizen will use his best efforts to fer
ret out the scoundrels, and bring them to
Justice Waterbury American.
TA liberty ard Independent Demo-
cratic Convention, at Newmarket, N. H.,
on the 18th inst, AT which Joseph Cilley,
Senator in Congress, presided, among
other resolutions, passed one presenting
the name of JOHN P. HALE. as a candi-
date for the Presidency in lS4s.
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q CHOOL:-Mss JULIA BoLLEs will reopen
~ her School in West street on Tuesday the
18th of October instant.
.Litchfield, October |.
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Potomac, the Washington correspondent
Of the Baltimore Patriot, thus speaks Of the
late Felix G. Mcconnell:
Now that General Met Council is dead and
gone, people begin TO remember that there
were bright spots in his character. knew
him long long ago in Alabama, and while
he was in Congress and some of the news
papers and letter-writerS were handling him
roughly, he wonld often come TO me, on ac-
count OF our old acquaintanceShip, perhaps
and with tears in his eyes beg of me to in
tercede in his behalf, and try 10 get the ed
itors and letter writers aforesaid to lei him.
alone. tie would say that he asked il NOT
for his own sake, but for the sake of his ex-
cellent wife and children. On these occa-
SlonS l more than once told him that he
knew as well as he could be told, hOw he
could put stop to the abuse he complained
of. He would reply, "lknow it, know it :;
you would have Inc stop drinking and ffol-
licking, and shut up this walking grocery -
But can't do it, have tried many times
and it is impossible. 1cant stop, bu: must
go on" once asked him what he exrect-
ed his end would be? He replied seriously
for he was Sober-that he knew not. His
wife he said, was a good Christian, and
would go 10 Heaven. Hehoped his children
would !; but as for himself, he could only say
that at one period of his life he was for
thirteen months sincere exhorter in the
Church. and if the God above did not look
back to that period of his life with favor
able eye, and save, him, why then he would
be lost, for he could do nothing now toward
saving himself-it was too late Poor Mac,
peace to his ashes
The horse distemper, or horse cholera, ma
king such ravages in Kings, Queens and
and Suffock counties, has increased to such
an alarming extent that in the country towns
scarcely anything else is talked of. The in
quiry is of every person passing, Chow
many new cases to-day?' On Tuesday, we
are Informed. twenty horses died out of three
villages, viz: Flatbuch, Flatlands and Ora
veSend and not day passes without hear
ing of a number Of others.
1t is disease so singular in its nature,
that farriers do not know in what manner to
attack it, Some think it originates in the
head, a sort of brain fever others in the
throat; others sort of inflammation of tie
stomach; and yet, when the horse is opened
and examined, all parts seem perfectly natu-
raj II is singular to observe with what ra-
pdity this complaint has travelled. We be-
Ieye it first broEe out in Jamaica, next to
New Lots, then to Gravesend, Fla:lands,
New Utrech, Yellow Hook, and Newtown,
simultaneously-then 10 Rockaway where i,
is now raging.
AT the same time that the disease broke
out in Utrecht, il was at Yellow Hook and
and Gowanus. 1t is somewhat singular,
that since the disease broke out it has stead
lily progressed westward, but not at all to the
east, Taking straight line through the
island, from the Atlantic to the Long Island
Sound (say from Hempsted village or that
neighborhood) and not case east of it has
been reported. 1t is perfectly healthy at
Babylon, and so on to Montauk.
BrGOklYn Stdr
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advertisements.

TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Halt Square, insertions, SO IS
Each subsequent insertion, Is
l Square, insertions, 100
Each subsequent insertion, 30
Administrators Notices, 100
Commissioners Notices, 125
Estray Notices, OTIS
Guardian and Trustee Notices, Sc, 81 O(
per square.
fS5-A liberal discount made to yearly ADVERT
G5-Patent Medicine adv'ts. inserted one veal
at $50 per column.