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Cyrns WcIlerism.
Very respectfully,
 A. HAYS.

The Democrat not content with the attack upon private reputation, continues in the most suicidal manner to assail and violently abuse '.eyery one whose name is appended to tbat infamous petition to the President" as he designates it. We give ..hem below, together with the names of all those whose letters for the restoration of Col. Miller 10 offce and opposition to Col. Asheys prescription, have made them "iafnaous'" We pretend not to de. fend men whom the Democrat declares infamous We prefer that the people should know them. Here they are:
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IaIsn wrr.--A poor emaeiated Irishman, having called in physician as fcsiorn hope. the latter spread large mustard plaster. and csPPed 1t on the poor fellows breast. Pat. with fearful eye and sad counteaanee. looked down upon #. and ex- elaimed--sDoether. aocther dear. it sihrikes me that this is deal of mustard far e hfth nats f'
The Arkansas banner., 1847-10-04

To AcKSrs.--our agents throughout the Stste arc authorized to receive. for tco years Subscription from one subscriber. FIVE DOLLARS. m adpaH1; or from two subscribers, fire dollars. for one year
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BsArrr.-Yes, Mary dear, the good are always pretty. Goodness If heart and pnreness of soul must sietnP their impress nDau the outward ex- pr'lsioa, however heti,eiy may be the fe,tares-G P R James
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it issinguiar that the two most admirable writers iiai modern Europe produced Shakespear and Cereantes both died oA the day, in the same "s,neiv, April 23d, l6lG
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Hos. K. W.gJoHSsoN.--This gentleman has deemed 1t Pssper b submit address to inc Pub-
 ic h defence Of his efforts to restore Col Miller to the efiee from which he was removed. Without designing to express any opinion upon the merits of the eontroversy, we were pleased to SIC the high tdAnty and disuifed tone assumed by the writer Tn ihls appeal to his feliswciiizsns There was iike- &fss. mingled with it a spirit of eanid disc ussion fshieh itwouil be well fYr Editors in Arkansas tc .dost.---Ark. Gaseys
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Our correspondent from "Spadra" writes we'll, and We have 10 think truly--he shall appear next week.
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POLITICAL NOTICE.

The following notice appears in the last Van Buren Intelligeneer:
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Lands Given Away 1,

Pamphlets may be had as this office, containing complete description of the lands foffeitei 10 tn, State of Arkansas and otfareto saftlersin tracts not more than l60 acres ufsosf pay. A Il ,tn. is re quired Is the proof of settlement and the State vii make deed for the same ts the occupant,
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Report of Committee.

At meeting of the citizens of Tndependeee. county, holden on the evening of the fith inst the undersigned were appointed to prepare au al. dress to their felow-citizens of northern eastern and western Arkansas, who are interested in Ina improvement of the navigation of White and Mask rivers, and their tributaries, and in other rrrs, works of Internal Improvement. In discharrw this duty, to them a pleasant one, they take ec. casion at the outset, distinctly to avow that sayts politics has nothing to do with it they seek hIrs, and nohler purposes; objects which if they can 4. feet, win be productive of great and lasting benefit to all residing in the dis.-ict of country to whom they appeal.
 That the improvement of the navigation of Whhs Black and their tributaries, would tend directly to advance the interests of all residing near them VI deem 'fixed fact,n beyond cavn of dispute; that 1t can be done, issuseeptible of demonstration The means have been provided, and it remains with us to apply them. It is fortunate for ns, no abstrus questions of constitutional power arc in the way We have the fund appropriated specifically for ths great purposes of Internal Improvement and il re mains with us to harmonize, and then 20 to wotk in the right manner. How we should proceed does not become this Committee to say. inasmuch as the Convention, if holden, will be the proper time and place to discuss this subject But we conceive 1t to be within the legitimate sphere of our duty, to invite, nay, to impore those whom we d. dress Co be up and dolng-we have the country, we have all the natural advantages, If we put car shoulders to the wheel, to make our portion of Ar kansas garden spot;--but VIC must not like the indolent farmer, "Whu had COW and had no hay to give her,
 Took his pipe and began to blow, consider COW
 consider"
 We have used every exertion, to arouse the pee pie to the importance of these works of lnterns lmprovement-of what use Is all the produce ths we raise beyond home consumption, if we have nc facilities of getting 1t to marketf Then the i'm Provernent of rivers, in the first and great ob ject which should demand our attnnton--our de pendence for market must he ut New Orleans; and so far as corn and cattle are concerued, the mos huctuating of all the markets in the United States and hence the vast importance of improving cu nasIgaiion 60 as to enable us to take advantagr of any rise in the market As It k now, strange mhB may seem, the most knowing ones, preier starting to market when the news reaches them that pro ! duce Is low.
 Our share of the 50O0O0 acre fund, on hrE division, mustbe at least $l25, ,000. If we eannis and act harmonionsy this will be sufficient to dek much good. There are many willing to donasf from their own fands for this purpose--lct fl bat be startedlet men of energy and talents take hos of it, and there will bs no lack of means for its sc complishment.
 In conclusion we earnestly beg that you may tak prompt measures, to secure delegates to this Cos vention, pledginga hearty cooperation on the par of Old Independence C. F. Nj NOI,AND Ckaiyuan
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Col. A. II. SEWER,
 Capt. WM. ARMSTRONG, J. D. SHAW,
 A. A, SIMPSON,
 J. BANKS ANTHONY,
 B, ]. WILEY, Democratic Rspresea- VIM. MITCHELL, iaiirss from the Lar- W: B. MARSHALL, renee LGad District. q. B. CROFT.
 II. L. EVANS,
 R. W. JOHNSON, Judge BAKER, JAs CHrLpaEss, J. M. MITCHELL, s. Nj, RuTHERFoRp, II N. REcroR, D. C. HARRIS, II. l.. SMITH, II. HARALsoN, CHRIs. C. SooTT, A. WALLACE, WM. ADAas, l.. J. REARpoH. THos $. DREw, SAN'L ADAMS, DAVID B. GREER, SAM'L MITCHELL, $. ii. HEMPsTEAp, E. II. ESGLIsR, F. REcToR, J B. HAMMOND, Wa. C. ROBINSON, ELi.s N. CoNwaY, FRED. $. GARRIrT, A. k. THORNTON, W. w. STEVENSON, JARED C, MAnriN, F. r. DuvAIL, A, JACKSON HvTT, A. II. RUTHERFORD.
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Fayetteville, Sept. P, is47.
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UNSCRUPVLOUS.

In noticing Col. Johnsons address to the people of Arkansas. published inA,he Banner, the last Democrat says:
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The following speculations" of the Bstimc" Suns Washington correspondent, may be intsres ing to our readers
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-02-11

tariffof 1916, and the rereal Of the tariff, +
1912, are alike destructive to the inlerrs,
Of the citizens and 10 the United States as
nation, and are alike to be regarded by all
true patriots as great public calamiiies.
Resolved, That in the opinion Of this
Convention, the mass of free laborers and
mechanics in this State are capable Of ia
king care Of their own Interests without
legislative interference, and that they are
far superior to the majority of the Legisla-
ture OF 1916 in intelligence and honesty,
and scora the paltry demagogues who, by
their stringent law" attempted to hatIer
them with the honor of a 6 little notice"
Resolved, That in the Hon. TRUMAN
SMITH we recognize a staunch and true
hearted Wing, whose course in Congress
has met our warm and cordial appreciation,
and that we unanimously recommend him
10 the voters of the Fourth Congressional
District for their support at the ensuing
election.
Resolved, That we have confidence in the
talents, patriotism and sound principles Of
the Hon CLARK BISSELL, and the other
candidates Of the Wing party for State Of
6cers, and that we will spare no honorable
efforts TO ensure their election.
Resolved, That the thanks OF this Con
vention are hereby presented to the first
Baptist Society of Brookfeld, for the use
of their house.
Resolved, That the thanks OF this Con-
ven,ien arc hereby presented TO its Presi-
dent and other officers, for the able manner
in which they have discharged their duties
Resolved, That the proceedings OF TINS
Convention be signed by the officers ana
published in the Wing papers OF Litchhelo
and Fairfield counties. >.
The Convention then adjourned, SINE Due.
GEORGE PECK, President.
NATH'L B. SMITH,
WARREN Cone,
EDWARDS JOHNSON, wee
F.. S. TwEEDY, Presidents.
E. BEARDsLEY,
L. X. FERRIS,
9: W 5; F M;ll;. Secretaries.
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Amt Of Grand List. ls45, $25 .O69 35
Amt Of Town Deposit Fund, S4,24O3s
Annu Il Lown Meeting, lst Monday in
October.
Town Clerk and Treasurer, Francis N
Holley.
S,lectmen, Brazillia Hudson, Nelson
Alvord, F. P. Whiting. Assessors, Hiram
Barber, A. Colt, Jr, Board of Relief, G
p! Bissell, N. Drake, Jr., ]. B. Curtiss
lst Constable, H. D. Richards.
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To Hie Editor eFMe LGte4Geld Enquire: :

To Hie Editor Of LAe LitehJfeId Enquirer:
Permit me through your columns to express
my grateful Acknowledgements for the deep in.
terest manifested in the happiness, prosperity
and usefulness of their pastor and his family,
by the people of my charge and others in their
recent donation visit and for the amount OF
their we'll selected benefits received. These
valuable tokens and the accompanying expires.
sions Of regard have greatly endeared to Us our
benefactors. May the aged, the middle aged,
and the young, each class Of which were we'll
represented, reap, speedily, the fruits Of these
lAbors OF love in the blessing of Gnd's convert
ing and sanctifying grace.
The interest of the occasion was heighte ned
by.singing, 10 well known music, the follow
ing lines.
We greet our much loved pastor here
Within his happy home;
Our simple offerings we would bring,
And hitler We would come.
Again we gather round his hearth
And hear his we'll known voice;
Again We tune our hymns of mirth,
And age and youth rejoice.
Preserve, o God our Pastor dear,
And guide his future way;
That he may long thy truth declare,
1illvoice and strength decay.
And when that voice is hushed in death,
And earth cOnceals ITS trust,
A whisper frem his spirits breath
Shall echo from the dust.
JOHN w. BEECHER.
Ellsworth, Jan. 18th, 1s47.
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Collectors Notice.

TO collect state tax in the town of Corn
vail on the assessment list of 1875, would re.
spsctfully give notice to all persons interested
that he will meet them at the following named
places, viz at the store Of J. w. Beers. North
Cornwall, on Monday the 22d day of February
next from the hours Of o'clock A M until ~,
and at the store Of Pratt q Foster, West Corn
wall, from o'clock P M until 4, and on the
following day at the hotel of M GoodselI at
Cornwall Bridge from the hours Of o'clock
A M until IL. and from o'clock M until 4
at the hotel Of R. Payne, Cornwall Valley.
NIB. All persons neglecting 20 pay their
taxes at said time and place, will have to pay
legal fees tor collecting.
81 D. w. PIERCE. Collector.
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DIED.

In Wolcottviile, on the 9th ult., Mrs. Sally
C. Dayton, wife of Mr.. Arvid Dayton, aged rs
years.
In Cornwall Valley, of pulmonary consump-
ton, on the 2Sth ult, John R. Gold, eldest son
of Col. Stephen ]. Gold, aged 10.
At Jacksonville, III. 9th ult Miss Belinda
Calm aged So, formerly Of Harwinton CT.
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Senatorial Convention.

Q EVENTEENTH DISTRICT.--The Dele
~ gates from the several towns composing the
18th Senatorial District will meet at the house
of Sylvester Bradley in Falls Village, Salisbury
on Wednesday the oath February next, at 10
o'clock A, M. to nominate candidate for the
State Senate to be supported BY the Wings at
the coming election. A full delegation it is
hoped will be present.
Per order Of the District Committee.
Jan. &c, ISL
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many T.; ;:s;, r' ri: t +: f.;
wsa@@44 - and Oldest Tea Establishment in
America. The public have had full proof Of
their integrity and responsibility. But such
has been the great and pressing demand for
their Teas of late. that they have been obliged
to enlarge, to great extent, their two princi-
pal establishments in New York, Wis
l25 CHATHAM Il 1853 GREENWICH ST.
They moreover possess facilities, in relation tn
the lea Trade, in very abundant degree, and
doubtless superior to any Tea Concern in A
merica. Their scrurulous regard to all prin-
ciPles that tend to elevate the character OF
large house. is wei! understood, and has al
ready secured them a connection, probably
larger than all other Tea Establishments uni
ted, and they are consequently determined tn
sell Teas p'oer, more fragrant and perfect for
the prices, in the aggregate than any house in
the world-China excepted.
They most zeaously invite the attention of
the inhabitants of Wolcottvile, to their Agen-
cy. where the following assortments are always
on hand, and they teel no hesitation in stating
that wherever a single trial is made, verv
great preference will be given to the celebrated
Teas OF the CANTON TEA COMPANY!
oG-Resder, make the experiment!
Retail Prices astoIio,cs, subject in all cases to-
De returned u not approved Of
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XNVALUABEH TAMrLY

81 - NA - ~ TNN N 0D HQA .
TX LECTURES on the USES OF THE
~ LUNGS, Causes, Prevention and Cure oil
Consumption, Asthma and Diseases of the
Heart. On the Laws of Longevity and mode of
preserving male and female health. symmetry
and beauty ; exposing causes and cure Of those
diseases that produce consumption, or shorten
life, as Affections Of the skin, spine, stomach,
bowels, kidneys, liver, scrofula, piles, gravel
and female omplants. Its rules are easy
practical and pure, form guide to perfect
health and long lite % engravings, 324 pages.
so cents Postage 1>2 cts. By SAMUE L
SHELDON FITCH, A. M. n. D., at TOT
BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
0G-Any person RENTING fifty cents, free will
receive one copy by mail, to any part. The
trade supplied
Feb. l1th lS47. 3oeowSm
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Money Wanted.

TR0M $4,000 to $4,000 is wanted NJ term
Il of years. for which security will be gwen
on unencumbered property or by endorsement
The money to be advanced any time within six
months, and Q handsome BONUS will be given
for the accommodation. Address Loan" al
this Office. ~
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NOTICE.

THE Subscriber can supply all those who
l. are in want CT ladders with superior
article Of all lengths from IL to SO feet long
They are mads Of spruce sides, which make
them light and durable.
..r.' VIM r. BUEL.
Litch6eld, Feb, %, ls47. 3s
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PURSUANT to an order from the court of
l. Probate for the District of Woodbury.,
W II be I'D at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, ca the 9th day Of instant February at
one o'clock in the Afternoon (unless previously
disposed Of at private sails so much of the Re-
al Estate Of Elan Luddington late Of Bethlem
dccea ei. as will raise the sum Of eight hundred
and fifty four dollars and eighty Fix cents
Sale to take place at the late dwelling of said
deceased in said Bethem. Term made known
at the time of sale.
JOSEPH AMBLER. authorized to sell.
Dated at Bethlem this 9th day Of Feb l647.
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NO I'ECE.

TN pursuance Of an order Of the Court Of Pro-
/ bate for the district Of Litchfeld, the I'M
Gsrsigned, Administrator on the Estate OF Rus
sell Hallock, late OF Warren in said district,
deceased. will sell at public auction at the
dwelling house lately occupied by the deceased
in said town Of Warren, on the 10th day OF
February 1877, at one o'clock in the afternoon,
SO much of the real estate Of said deceased as
will raise the sum Of two thousand one hundred
sixty seven doll ars and fifty one cents. with in
cideat charges Of sale.
BURTIS JUDD, Administrator.
Litchfeld, Jan. sth, 1947. SWISS
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fit Court of Probate holden at Salisbury
trithin and for the Disfrictot Sharon on the
Goth day Of January n d lSa7:
Present John q Mitchell Esq. Judge.
ON motion Of Daniel Parsons, Executor o.:
~ the last will and testament Of Ur:ah Tuck
or late of Sharon within said district deceased,
This Court doth decree that six months from
this date be allowed and limited for the crcd
tors of said estate to exhibit their claims against
the same to said Executor, and directs that pub
lie notice be given Of this order by advertising
in a newspaper published in LitchGeld county
and by posting copy thereof on the public
sgnpost in said town OF Sharon nearest the
place where the deceased last dwclt.
Certified from Record.
JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
All persons indrbtud TO said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment 10
81 DANIEL PARSONS, Executor.
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Wftrbffelu County.
CONSTITUTED October ISL
PLYMOUTH.

PLYMOUTH.
Norlhb,ery, society Of Waterbury, was
cons,itu ed Oct. 1899 in May, 1850 made
part of Watertown in May, 1895, in
corporated town. from Watertown.
From Hartford, % miles; from New
Haven 80 miles.
Population in 1910, 2,205.
= Amount of Grand List, l645, 1923, 934,63
Amount of Town Deposi, Fund, S.
30l O5.
Annual Town Meeting, LIST Monday in
October.
Town Clerk, Malcolm N. Butler.
Treasurer, Edward Langdon.
Sc!ectmen, VIM. P. Judson, Josiah
Smith, Alexander Pond. Assessors.
Aaron D. Wells, Chauucey Bradley, Jr.,
Arson Benedict. Board Of Relief, Ter
thus d. Potur, Lucius Bradley, Andre"
Fem. Isl Constable, Samuel p. Viii
ting.
ROXBURY.
Shepaug was named Rorbury and con
s,tutcd society of Woodbury. in May.
l74l. Incor. Oct. 1856.
From Hartford, 43 miles; from New
Haven, % miles.
Population IN 1910, 97l.
: Aunt of Grand List, l545, $l3,099 So.
Amt of Town Deposit Fund, 1881 SO
: Annual Town Meeting, Isl Monday in
October.
Town Clerk, Myron Downs.
Treasurer, George Hurlbut.
sslcc,mcn, II. L. Randall, A. l.. Hodge
F. BcarLsley. Assessor, David Botsford.
Board of Relief, Oh. Thomas, H. II Cas-
tie. A. L. Hodge. z. Warner, J. W. Cas-
tie. l>t Constable, Ira Booth.
SALISBURY.
Settled l74l. Date of incorporation
unknown: first represented in General
Assembly May, 1857: Originally be-
: longed 10 New Haven county. Indian,
Wealogue.
From Hartford, 81 miles; from New
Haven, 81 miles.
Population in 1910, 1852.
Amt of Grand List, ls45, $4l,789,60.
Amount of Town Deposit Fund, &c.
: SOS %.
Annual Town Meeting, LIST Monday in
October.
Town Clerk, Robert N. Fuller.
Treasurer, Albert Moore.
Selectmen, Thomas Bosworth, Lot Nor
ton, Jr., ]. r. Ward. Assessors. ALDER,
Bushnell, John Cleveland. Board OF
Relief, Nathaniel Benedict, Thomas
Stiles, H. Landon, S. c. Scoville, M.
Hubbard. lst Constable. w. R. Whit
tlesey'
SHARON
Settled 1888; East society constituted
!. Oct. 1868, and Ellsworth society in May.
1900; incorporated Oct. 1899. Origin
ally belonged TO New Haven County. In.
dian, Wequagnoc, Mashapoag.
From Hartford, 81 miles; from New
/. Haven, 60 miles.
Population IN lo4O, 2,4O7.
Amt of Grand List, ls45, $29, 4O9 70.
Amt of Town Deposit Fund. So. ZIG 10.
Annual Town Meeting, LIST Monday 10
October.
Town Clerk, Eiastus II. Winchester.
Treasurer, Charles Sears.
Selectmen, Baldwin Reed, Jr., VIM.
Everitt, John Parsons. Assessors, Nathan
Dunbar, Joseph Prindle. G.. D. Goodwin,
Daniel Parsons, J. s. levitt. Board Of
Relief, Ira Williams. B. Sears, Jer. Cal
: kins, F. s. Peck, D. s. Cartwright. Isl
4 Constable. E. H. Winchester. ..
TORRINGTON.
Settled in 1887; incorporated October,
li4O;s TOsringtord society constituted
Oct. hes. Originally belonged to Hart.
ford coAnty.
- From Hartford, % miles; from New
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Collins Ready Made.

TNHE Subscriber would respectfully inform
i the inhabitants of the Town OF Kent and
it's vicinity, that he keeps constantly on hand
and for sale ready made Collins of various sizes
and descriptions, and is prepared TO furnish
them to order and as may best accommodate
circumstances. And that he has also prepared
Hearse with suitable attachments for those
occasions in which the use of one may be
deemed necessary or desired.
SAMUEL c. CONN.
Kent Plains, January goth, 1s47. SO
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BELTTNG,
AND LACE OR SPRING LEATHER
For sale at the wholesale
Leather, Boot and Shoe Store of the Sub
scriber

ING Roxbury
quality render of immense
nd merits be
favorable
n lie the will
OF
Elastic OLLDATED Its peculiar quhiesTe
l. Psrec
Of
old.
s. other
the C
particularly adapted Machine Shops
rove
i New
uilths ran bemade
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1t a Cont of Probate holden at Salisbury
,ci!hin and for the district Of Salisbury, on
the I'd day of Feb n d. ls47.
PRESENT. Join q. Mitchell, Esq, Judge.
FEaHiS Cou,t doth direct Norman r. Bates.
% Administrator on the estate Of Nathaniel c
Ba'cs late of Salisbury, in said district. deceas-
cd, rel s.ntrd to be InsolVent, in give notice
to all persons interested in the estate Of said
deceas d, 20 appear, (f they see cause.) before
the Court Of Probate to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in said District on the 18th day Of
February ls47 at 10 o'clock A: M. to be heard
relative to the appointment of Commissi oners
on said estate, by posting said order of notice
on public sign post IN said town of Salisbury
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt, and by advertising the same in a news
paper published in Litchfed.
Certified from Record,
80 JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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Collectors Notice.

THE Subscriber having received warrant
l. to collect State tax in the town of Wood
bury on the assessment list of 1915 and town
tax on list Of 1916, would respectfully give no.
tce to all persons interested that he will meet
them to receive said taxes at the store of Joseph
Wheeler on Monday the lst day of March next
from O'Clock A. NJ until IL, and at the store
of Miner g. Allen I'm o'clock P. M. until a.
and on the following day at the hotel OF f. +.
Smith from o'clock A. M. until l2.
N B. All persons neglecting to pay their
taxes at said time and place may expect to pay
legal fees for collecting.
MERRITT PLATT, Collector.
Woodbury., Feb. LIST, 1S47. 80
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Factory Help Wanted,

0 a Family of good moral character and
= industrious habits. consisting of Viewers
and Spinners, the best of wages will be paid,
(cash every monthly and every means used to
make their condition comfortable And if the
family is large and the help good, the house
rent will be given.
JAMES LEONARD.
New Preston, Jan. 25, 1S47. "37
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MARRI

In Washington, en- the 10th instant, by the
Rev. Mr., Hays, Mr. VIM. S. Wheeler of Wash
ington, and Miss Sarah Couch of New Milford.
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Charles Vail,
PHYSICIAN & SUR

d ESPECTFULLY tenders his services TO
IL the inhabitants of Litchfield and vicinity.
He has taken rooms at the United States Hotel,
formerly Phelps',) where he may be found at
all times when not professionally absent.
Lltch6eld, January 5th, 1S47, 34m3