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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23


again. The slaves were then brought on
deck, eight or ten at a time, and ironed alreSh.
They were all re-ironed that afternoon, and
put below, excepting about seven, who re-
manned on deck None were killed on this
occasion. and but eight or ten more or less
wounded. they fred with balls in the pis-
tolls and shot in the muskrts. Supposes the
reason more were killed is, hat they had to
fire through the Crates Of the hatclIes, and
the slaves got out OF the way as much AS they
could. On the next day they we're brought
upon deck Two or three dozens at a time. all
being we'll irnued, aud tried by Captain Fo :
SEGA and officers; and withln two ar three
days dlt rwdrls, iohy-six men and one wo-
man were huag aud shot, and thrown over
board. They were ironed or chained two to-
gethcr, and when they were hung a rope was
put round their necks, and they were drawn
up to the yard-arm clear of the sail. This
did not kill them, but only choked or strdn-
gled them. They were then shot in the breast,
and the bodies thrown overheard. If only
one of two ihat were iruned together was 10
be hung, a rope was put round his neck and
he was drawn up clear Of the deck, outside
of the bulwarks, and his leg laid across the
rdll and chopped off. to save the irons and
release him from his compallUn, who, al the
sdtne time, lifted up his leg I'LL the others
WIS chopped oil as aforesaid, and he releas-
ed. The bleeding negro was then drawn up,
shot la the breast, ana thrown overheard as
aforesaid. The Il gs of about one dozen were
chopped off in this way. When the feet fell
on deck, they were picked up by the Brazil
ian crew and thrown overbo lrd, aud sorne-
times at the body, while IL still hung living;
and all kinds of sport was made Of tue busi-
razc "a hon a., tb,t v.ar, oh .iraJ t,natIpr
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23


was a time once, when your fathers and my
fathers lived, when Boston was a small place,
aud lis Inhabitants were but a handful. when
resolutions passed under these columns
would shake the county and affect the
world. But now it is unfortunately the
case, that anti-slavcry resolutions passed in
this hail cannot be heard from the North End
to the neck. The cause of this j., that when
our fathers passed resolutions, every word
they confined had a back ground ul mean
ing; now, every body knows that resolutions
mean HOtniuu.
When the Wing procession marched
through our streets, a hundred thousand
strong. their banners meant something, and
their symbols IN ant somelhirg-thry meant
Observation-Disclosures. The Demo-
Gratis saw them and they trembled, because
they felt that the Wings had a back ground
to depend upon. When the Baltimore Con-
vention assembled, its actions meant some
thing-lhey meant-Destruction of the Ia
rllt-AnneXalion-Nar. And the Whirs
trcmbled. because they knew the Democrats
had IA back ground where they could salt
down their words so that they would keep.
The Wings had tIcir Tdriir, and their
Dollars, aud their Dividends. aud they were
satisfied. BY and by the Democrats rot
i.,.a,", 49,, rr ~ H"' At" ."'y
,a,,, - Du' ""'"" Po,''cHi
~ iI'919 r''y 'es"iu'''S' VINO Is
~, ,""' "V'n"i'S No' '"e sI"'ei"lurr'
'u"'S u"'oSS IL oe' ds 'ney say JoIiy
E'Sv.n'
"nd' s'"'! WI uo' Una VIII De strong
enough on this occasion {! 1t is one such as
10 S''uU'" "chIu o. IL is d case such as sell
o'l "l'n9s 'l'h 'ogether 70 ioGk down on so
many o"u"'tI"nceS an RADIANT IKE IfeS new
} s"'leo' re hoPeI 'he people would pass
", 90 '''o''o"s, anu Stranger Ones 'oo' II
w se' tnr''' lhrSe were g'ou
e"0"G" 10 Ia "S 'iry went o"' we must 40
s'ui''"'"- e'9'' we must appoint com
~ "''S S''".E' WIZ" Sh''' h"'" Out utrir
na""H ~ 'N,Iy save III 'he country ana hlo
..i"'''" '""'' "''' i"' sncI''I ana pr""c'I"h'-
'"r ',''n''''ee "'"u'" open tht'r houses aud
oI," ''G'' PURSES lot TIE ala ana assistance
u we saves
M'' l"rNer S"lu mat the people at 'he
IL ii'uSu ""I nl'u' law ; co"," ""'''""G
.r''i "-l'u' "u' ! N'o" ana you Know ana
~, 10y N"oWS' '''' t,rt' Is Il IA" OF
80 ""'''" ~ ,'' 'e'''' 'ndt cil'It ne AZ
~ 't'""e" t'"' we Tnou'u 40 u"to
""''''i d We "uu'u ''it "'i'c'S S'ou'i 90
81, U.s. "m'h t"r Jaws OF massachusetts,
~ VT ,,NSIi ,"e 'h!'n c"'llrt WIN me
"N' "."' l "u"'u "'FP ""u Jaw III
"a; .'' r"'"S" we ","''"' S"'u'u '''''
""'''iH va" WI us -t.dl ih'y art
.~Ifn;tad S,,P :. ~ ~ u anu VI
a"'L ,a' 49, NV w ~ - ~
S,",a ia ,"gi y NV "'i "'''''.o'' III
WV I.,iy ,"J" , 49, ~ KIP ""' y
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23

OF TERMS $3.50 per snnum. or sl,75
(nrqriaJly required if not paid within six
months of the time of subscribing.
ADVERTISEMENTS making less than a square
inserted three times for rs conts;-one
square 81.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1846-10-23

h-T.7R miUonces 10 be made, and all letters
rebyfing 10 he peeuntary gfcirs Of hepqper,
10 be addressed (post paid) 10 The General
.agent. Communications Intended for inssr-
hnn In be addressed Ia The Editors.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
New Shinglc M achlne.
VTNHE Subscriber having by assignment Ir'

VJ>HE Subscriber having by assignment from
L the paten,pe. obtained an equal interest
with the inventor To " Bennet'S Shlngle Ma.
chine" patented in August last by Jonathan
Bennett OF Amenia. N. Y. and having fully pro-
we'd its superiority over every other shIngle ma
chine now in nSr, confidently recommends ali.
who may he in want OF a machine for the ab"vt
burmese. Ia examine this br!,Ie purchasing ah\
.thcr. The m ,chinr eats two Sh!ng.e at tv"l!
.nwnwald nation. The gra,a cf The timber Is
preserved entire on one SIDE: the shingles are
made o. uniform width A. well a. thickness. and
one Gu ,rter m rec perfect Shingles made irom
the same amount # TIM, r. than il made hE a"y
~ her m ,chne tie sub>c:i 'er has seen us d The
undersigned has had his mill in operation ioi
mnrethaa year past in Kent, Li'chheld coun.
~. Connecticut. where ne nj " ie-HSclinllt ~.
vi,cs al, WHO nav con 'empae setting mp M
chine Il, call and examine ter themselves ma
chine c. mhining the a. ali,irs above alud d
to, with the imp,r,a On" at chrapnrSs saver.
added. This machi-e will cost To ind,v duals
only about 50 dollars, Including the patent
right EBt.R y. Pr. FIX
Kent, Lilchhtld Co. Ct, Nov 81. 1915 les
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
NEW GOODS.

III AV'NI just returned from Boston. New
L l. York, and Intermediate ports. with Il
careful and wei! selected assortment at Goods
we are prepared to- sgll them on az reasonable
terms as can hc bought at any other store IN the
county. Onr stock consists of good assert
meut cr Bunhazincs. Me'innrs Alpacas, Mus
lin dc LANES, Ladies' Cloak, Dress Goods and
Trimmings.
\ large stock " PRINTs.
Domestic Goods Of all kinds including abon;
- pieces Broad Cloths. C0-xim"rS and Sat
meiis, which we offer fur sale as cheap as tho
cheapest.
Also large assortment of Boots. Leather.
Morocco" and India Rubber Shoes, Hats. Caps.
Mnils, Pnfalo Robes, Sc. Sc &c,
A full assortment oil Groceries, Cr0ckfry, l.
Stone Have.
Pocket and Table Cutlery and a gocd assert,
ment Of Hn'd Ipnre. Books and Stationery
One COED Cook Sfooe and Furniture.
Wanted good fAll Butter fer which the high
cs! market Price will he paid.
ANY quantity OF Palm Leaf Hats in exchange
Tor Goods.
PICKETT & TURRELL
South Farms, Dec !. os
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Opposition to 1aoucpolp.
PRICES REDUCED!
New Goods New Goods
New York and Boston City Store.

New York and Boston City Nor'.
T101E Subscr bier w"uI respectfully invite
l. the attention OF the cliZens Of W"lc"lt-
Vile aud vicinity 10 examine the extensive as.
sortmen: Of DRY GOODS now opening al the
store lately occupied by the W"lcotivi,le Man
uiaclurng Company. consisting 81 the best
West Of England Cloths and Cassm"res: ais"
french Cloths. a snperi"r article; VesIIngs "l
all kinds; Satins and Dress Silks Of all styles
AID prices, the l,rgest assortment ever offered
in I.;,chi Id cona;y-Yarl wide Velvet for
Manlcels and CT keS-Ail wool Plald|. Neil
noes. Al .,aras, Aeolans tor L:dies Cl"krS-
Black and blue black Bnn''lzlnes-
and Muslin de Lanes at late STYLES and very
low-3 - wards CaiicNes from I" IS cen $
oer vard-L,rge assortment Cashmere, Muslin
de Lane. Cotton and Wool Shawls from TWEEN.
cents to twenty dollars.
Groceries. Crockerv aud Glass Ware; all Z"
which will he sold a, prices as low or lower
than can be found in the County. for Cash OIL
Produce.
II. CLAPP.
Wolcoliyille, Dec II It'll. 1915 3
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To .4!I 1he World.

T AY aside al prejudice ard condemn no,
L tuniil ,uu have. tairlv test. d nd proved The.
oval; les OF tire following MEDICINES. We do
W., h,.,ieve lnti.e ut,l t,,,,v med cne err men,
Inn; we d., n-leve that FALE>' MEDICIN
are ,uual so the nes' aud superior TO most ,n-di.
c;n.> -, The day, Indeed we believe his Caihar
TIC. " orn,. ani C.lgh LozcngcS, for SAT, ", Ger.
'n'nty aud ren'an'nrss, IRE without a parable.
ana canho' pe Snlp" ~; say 10 an, give
them ."ir 'la,' anu '"en l'"E' soI yourselves
FALES GA iAElC l.OZtNGES
Ave prepar' from var ETY. OF Vegetables, are
pleasant to lake a. a Ie','er''n'. a"n ar" ln'en.
cases where ph\.ic Is hetd H. tor men. women.
Sn h,e . s., s.cn cearsnr ,he Sod md sreed;iv v
VIM" :! Isa.ss ,hs;, "n. r,,;n" ;s .ns"
rs, u,op.s 1o1c>-oD.
fALCH NonM IoEEN ~;
are SAFE any e": ny ."I "o'm<' a""
rh'!dren io'c lhtn' J." ,"e' 'IieS n1r w''m me-
u''ne ,,J' ra"san,"ess a"n,n;reI .irs rel.
ta'ttv ana pe"sa". 'e' .o''''''eu' I'"''S"has
~ ~, .ns"ac,eS Starting in s,crn,,ra,;n. ,Ia ,se
nnlrnrss n, The mouth. sick, ess n, the s,nmach'
prrcarous appetite and general fever, are some
a. the most common symptoms.
FALES' COuGI LOZEEGES.
We do MOI pretend that Oh. ST. I.oze 7ees will
crre seated rOn> ninpliOn; bat thew have cured
uunn+I",s persons VII" were considered in the
first Stages 81 consumption, ais" many eases al
Asthma "r Phhls'c. some at many Yeas stand
ing. Th"V good IN all aiirrtluns ii the throat
aud lnngS. as hina. 'nehs col is.hr"nchiius Sc.
FALES DYSt.NIARY LORENGt.S
Cure veentarN. DarTiu ca. and all Bowel Co m
p",n's o Children and adults. Take Them SIR CT.
~ a'c"rl Ing ''"'rtc''""s andthty wills. ldom i:
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FRESH GOODS.

rzzHE SUBSCRIBERS would gay to then ,
= friend. and the public generally. that they
have been daily for the las. two Weeks receive
lag large supplies Of
~ NN @ GDOD HD~9
Consisting OF almost every article which ca" he e
i,nu,red for in DRY Goods, AaNft'
ware, CrocheHy and GSN's ware
ALSO A LARGE QUANTITY OF
mDHz I M& !" MS $50
,..,,;,.,, ,.;,I he sold al the lowest prices to
coed pay or ,proved credit; ,r,, ,,7n,
5!f oM. - ~
Litehdeld, May Goth, 1915
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lslumbc National Dagucr-
riam Gallery and Photo.
grHphcrs' Furnishing dc

4 WARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
N Four First Premiums, and Two Highest
Hnnors. at the National, the massachusetts,.
the New York. and the Pennsy lvania Exhihi.
tions. respectively, for the most splendid Col.
oied Daguerroivpes at hes, Apparatus ever ex.
Eihited.
Portraits taken in exquisite style. without
regard 10 weather
instructions given in the art.
A Large assortment Of Apparatus and Stoek
always an hand at the lowest cash prices.
New York. 25l Broadway; Philadelphia, l36
Chestnut Boston, rs CnuIt. and s. Hanover
SITS; Baltimore. 2n5 Baltimore Of: Washington.
Pennsylvania Avenue; Petershursk, Va. n.
cha"lcs' Hall CINCINNATI, Fourth and Wal.
nut, and l76 Main st: Saratoga Syringe. Ernad
way PARIS; 1877 Vieiils Rue du Temple Liz
ssp0oa' $SCaosco u =
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
Farm for Sale.

"a A FARM containing ESQ
lsiie to Meadow, Plowland, Pasture
3e=z. and Wood land. Said Farm
Ties both sides OF the road which leads
from South Farms to WATERFOWL, and
is about Two miles l'ronthe former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem. two
miirsnortheas, from he Meeting. House
There is on the Farm large ,wo.s,ory
DWELLING. House, suitable for one ar two
families; Nv" large Barns, with suita.
bic gu, buildings.-The Farm has been
used tor Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 10 Cows. <" pair of Oxen.
and Il span of Horses. summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land ,opIough-
4 liberal credit will he givcr IT,. good
shar" Of the pWchnsc m"n'v, i, "ssi.
premises. 3.
DANIEL. T.. BENTON.
Beihlem. Drr.f2. 1874. tf29
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
COIJ,ECTOR's NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having received warrants
- rn;le,t a Stale. Tcwn and Eccies''
a>;c,, Tax. in the town Of Norfolk on the AS
S,.,nsnt list Of 1913 gives notice to all persons
;,,.ras,.o h,, he will meet them at the house
nj 'J J',hn A. shepard, in said Norfolk. on the let
an1 u Mondays of January 1877. from ona 70 {,
al.' - .a,.', !, the AFTERNOON on each Of 81 d
da ". for the purpose Of receiving said taS.s
n B, All persors neglect'ng !" pay 'ne's
,,xa. at sid time and place. will have I" ia!
lera, tses fer collecting. u.
SAMUEL SEYMOUR, Collector
%orfolx, Nov. 81.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
THE CELEBRATED
Bucks 3.dtGnt
COOKING STCV1,

THARLES A. DARLING would re-
" specially invite all who may wish to
purchase Cooking Stove superior 10 amy
other ever introduced in this part Of The
country before, TO call at
CLOCK T. FORD'S
Store, next door 10 the Court House, in
Litchfrld, and examine Bucks latent
Cooking Stove.
This article is destined to take the place
Of all other stoves for culinary purposes
1t su-passes all former Improvements :cr
lis compacness, simplicity, econe my and
convenience.
Tne owe, occupies the full length Of the
s'ove. The fire chamteris constructed up
onlhe trr Of tEeCvtn. ST. as 10 bring the
heat in immediate contac; with the boilers,
and BY means Of descending EueS, the hea-
ted air is made pass around the oven, Civ
ing perfect even heat. by which bread
without .eing turned will bake "n l. e bot
'om and top, and On all sides alike: as per-
feet as can be done IN the best brick oven,
rendering this stove preferable 10 any ever
before offered to the ruc;r.
Ii,ch6eli, September 22i: 1856. tA8
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
ErTIlE QUEENS PATENT.
TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF
Buchan'S Hungarian BaIsam OF Life.

THE EREAT ENGLISH NEMELY FOX
Colds, Coughs, Asthma ana Consumption
raVilE MOST CELEGR ~ ED II, d lNFAl.
4 Liable remedy. tor Cnll-. Coughs. A<,h,nn
and ever, form ut l'CLNl)N AIRY CONStj VIZ.
'rION, ,s the HUNGARIAN BAi.~AM of
LIFE discovered Nv tina, rninrut Nr.iIrniCl
mist, Dr. BUCiiA\ Of L,n';",,, England. and
Extensively known As the Great E"glisl Een''
edv.
Il has hcen ties, for npwn rds "f seven wears
n Great Britain ant ItIs continent ut Europe,
:. here II ~ mn vpr>a!y considered the great aud
only -enrdy ,or ,h's awful ma adv. aud Is II w
introduced ,n," the United States under The I'M
mediate snperlntr mdencr at the inventor. Wnh
in three venr>ir has "rn dls'rlbuI.t from Mhin"
10 Florida, and from Canada 1" Wisconsin. aud
~. cvprv "a he mike
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
NOTICE

7 5 hereby given to the residents AID n"n-res'
l. id.nis, liable 10 pay town tax in the Town
Of Washington, that | Will meet them 10 re-
eeive said taxes at the sinre Of Thomas =.
Hrinsmade in said Washington on Monday,
Dec. 2lst, lS46, from 10 o'clock A NJ until
4 O'Clock p. M. and at the store of George B.
Waller in New. Preston on Tuesday. Dec 2?d,
from o'clock until p NJ. Those who neg
lect this opportunity OF paving their lakes may
expect to pay travelling fees.
ISAAC D. PATTERSON, Collector.
Eew-PTeston, Dec LIST. lsic. %
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mt,a Insurance Go mpany
HARTFORD, CT.
rxa;fml zoo. 900 DO9IN5'S,

lYuh,ibeykv To increas 'lhe sGmeto H0J q
Million If Dollars,
~rFER to insure Dwelling Houses
stores, Mills, manufacturers ia rms
Ships and Vesselswhile'n ror', n", u" 81" ni
stocks, Goods and every other sp:.is '.
inslrAolc persona! proper'y'oga'''s s' LOS
or damage by fire, at as low fa!cs " pa
miu as any similar institutions !" sooc
standing. ,.rrp a,,
Office in the Court House
Li,chfela, Nov. &c. lS45. o.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31

r HUBBARD, Agent f"r'hc FRO,
~ Tee T1oX INSURANCE COMPANY, VIII
ssh. p,iic.s AT his office, III Salisbury
on ,hcs,,r,. terms they can he Obtain
Cd at the principal office in hari'o,H.
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READY MADE
ROOTS AND SHOES.
First Padding Vtacf M' Free School,


HsH street..
TRHE subscriber would ia-
IN l. form the Inhabitants Ct
Iii .chfieId and vicinity that he
G&H - wll keep "n hand and manu-.
faciurc to order Boots aud
hes al the hest quality. LADIES' m"T"cro and
alf skin Slippers 81 per raIr. Gentlemen
aIf skin Pools made Of the best material "
,er pxir and made to fit in the hest style. k'p
skin Fools Sc 80 and mad. Ia Suh the puIrha'
ser. C.while P"ots So. Genilemens calf SKIN
organs So. Sill ptrs | 81. lie invites those
yho want work Ia his line to give him call
~ he has NJ d"nbt he can satisfy them b"th I"
uaIitv AID prceA-n" better work can be- ma
,nfa"turpd in this village. Particular alien
ion paid to custom work in AL its branches
.erailins done To, rider AID at short n"tire.
Persons in want Il anN oi the abrve articles
re respectfully requested l." call and examine
mr. Themselves bef Ie purchasing els whore.
JAMES w. WiLGON.
I.iichfel:, 18th October lS4G 81
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Ma ElECa1Es,ERONy
rOLCEG,S Ol.OSAONIAN,
OR
-AII. HE.AL.NG B.ALC.4M.
Li,chfel:, 18th October lS4G,

II has proved lrselt to be the best medicine ever
offered I" the public Thousands have already
res,t ia virtues. and have never found u i' tail
il, curing he diseases for which IL Is rrc"n'n'"n
led. Nor d" they have I" "ai' long IN order I"
know whether il will he productive VI good eli
ects, they ere nssNre0 ihBin
ONE BOTTLE
pr,luce 40 GOOD EFFECTS upon the snffrrer. 20
bottles will moi. aud il j. NOT therefore nrr"ssart
iha, they should spend their money ." vain.
Beware of Slight Cough.
Although u is passed owe: as uninpnrfant. it
vii! soon he come sea'e6-Cm'sumpiu follows
il US wake Take heed I" pnin IN the shr
and soreness i" ,hr chest. rsp"r,ny It attend. d
with ais,ng OF Mucous. ssrrnk' with Pl""d -
These are dangerous symptoms; hui they are
ou,ckl, aud -iIt.ima'iv overcome hy the nh"ve
remedy. Ask the sufferer from thal distressing
complaint.
wln he thinks Of Fo'per's Olosaonian. ~ All
Healing Balsam, and he vii tell YOU he cannot
l,y. comfortably wi,nni il. IL relieves al that
Difficulty Of Brea, hing. Cough, and 1ightness "f
the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing slnmhrr,
and does for :hr A-mair what no other remedy
! in the world will do. Witness the case 81 Hen
nv jackson. 18th street, William Bond.'he we'll
known Boston Cracker Baker. Rr%ky"; Mr..
NJ; Mrs Lucreiia Wells. 322 Pearl stree,
W. c. (;nwan, W"pI-'nck. Ulster county; and
Mrs. Archibald, IS " bite ST.
RAISING OF BLOOD
| ia eflrc.ualv check, bv this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds 81 cast
| nigh, he related. here persons in the city have
been given up. and pronounced as pa at h"pe,~ h"
have bee u restored hy this great remedy t." H..
rninvm.nt of health. Mra. I'h"n" urne. 1852
| Nnnr"e street; DENIM, Kelley, 26 Water street,
| Charles Rohrr,s. IN Canal street, Henry Lis.
hen, 1919 Rivington st.: and hmndreds "f others.
whn have used The RENE dy. can testify to ,h.
| ruth Of tile above assertion.
! Beware OF g"nIv
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
| They lul ed into apparent s"rnritv. bur The prog
| ress ut the disease ~ unrhs ckrG, aud death en-.
| sues Rrs"r, AT once I" Tins Grea' Remedy, aud
y.,m will no, bs disappointed IN ,orr loIrs,
I Far sale a, l06 Nassau street one door shove
Ann. and 81. Mrs Hays. l2s Fulton street, Brook.
| iyr.
Fs sac NJ the Drmg Store, L"chG. III: Sp,E
Th,mas 4 SON. Plymouth iinll.~ Eli Curtis.
! Wa er,own: + I.p,vtn~"rih. Waterbury: 7
Wad.wor,h Il c" New .iiariE,n': f.. $. Wood
| E,rh, WIN, ted: .Inmes G.. wifi, N"rGll WI
rn,,vllf A Mile. Il S.n. G>h. u; J. r Pnr'er.
Yves, Cnr"w nil: =. Whe-'"r Furnace Village
Brew s,er & Page. Falls Village John Franklin
! Cauaan II F. Fish. "a i-hmrv.
| lira,n Il C,se. Ira sp i,y AGENT fur C,nr.
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nsS,Mtlnrnt Ut LCUIS ana SHOES hI"Il-
O.! To- the season. together With IL full sup
ply nfcvcry description OF articles !" IN
me from some OF the very test in'ntli"c-
turing establishments in III" New "g-
land States. All"t which | will Suaran
tee shall he sold as cheap us the cheap
est. Our plan nt operations are nov
,crfcc,cl. S tina, any thing in the shot
line can h. t,rwayhrd fresh from 'ht
factory a, "a few hours notice. Thu
Campnign is now Of" ned fr til" season.
The !'uBLIc nrr most respectfully i"'il''
10 cal. nu,t examine tor themselves be
tor" purchasing 'Is"w here.
Pirt'crlar AT, n,i"n paid TO custom
work in all its branches.
l.. o MEAFOY.
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TAKEN UP.

9 yea 'HE 'S hsIrr,. ' ""e Ii,b'
kH rcd with white belly. Eri
sA1AAMkG~e white. white Stor in Ftrohead.
! lax I'D. aae Ir,y rhe owt,r IA re ,ue,tel;a
pi0yo properly ana iaHe 'h"m away.
VIM. JO..N>nN
South Canaan, Dec, lvih 1915 3w33'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31
Geese Feathers.

rE1IlE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES made arranse'
men,sto kccpn constant supply OF
fr.,ruteartic,so oil Geese Feathers
--snleced and packed with grcn'care hy
ourselves in packages from 2Oto 50Ihs.
and win furnish atail;imes anyq"ant"!
from 20 TO 1000 lbs. OF quantity they
will vibrant 10 be as good as the best
,t "a low prices us can be purchased G
laalquality in the state: ,,,, ,,r
Vim tester, le46.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1846-12-31

TOT.CE-The Court of Probate ;,r the
~ District 81 IiIchfrid hath assigned the
is, d., ui January. A ID lS47. at 10 "'ClocH
forenoon at the Probate office in Litchfirld. tot
the cxs'niusti"n and sr'llrmen of the adrln-
;;.i.,ion account with The estate of Russell Hal.
look ute e Warren in said District decreased
a; whcn lime and place all persons Interest q!
viii anps0r # the! see cause AID be heard
thereon.
EJ'RTIc JTDD, Executor.
Liichfrld Dec Is. isiG. ~
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Broke into

g4OE SALE-A Fret rete PIANO. ncnr-
Il " new /; Enq1ipH Of La j. SAITH,
IasinEihaa - ~ 194a 2
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from the r ston D.;ly Times.1

HEADACHE - o, e"i th. hesr remedies hat
We have heard OF :r ii. distressing compliant.
with its origin Ind 'se-th". rs Dr. W"d's Sarsa.
pariIla' and w ia Cherry q r., hi.h combines
an the advantages vi tie I"nrr AMI aperlen ~ G..
defines Of the land is (r,e from many Of their
DISADVANTAGE
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READ THIS.
From the Daily Evening Eu"ct,n
[Fiom the New Hcd',rl Recisrrl

Dr. WooIS SGrs1pirilEs and IV.H Cherry DIT
'~rs-lAe respectfully at lrn, .mcp N tins
town aud >lc'n,y wlr' testify y" IT." ber' fit,
within 'h"ir De r>onal know, DE. derived from
the use al tn SC np"und VI snTsarn,i 10 and Mid
cherry, is such as !" pn' !" r. all doubts as ,n
the Vulue at these rXIracis Ia those &utT ril q
fiom Dv>pep.'a. Iau"d re, indigestion, Heatac Gle
ur scrlul nus d SCENES.