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skIllful IN crime, they 20 forth nj all
events no worse than when they were
Committed, and in most cases better men,
Thus the great object designed BY pun>
lShment we dOubt not will IN q great meas
ure be attained.
When the superiority of The present
system and arrangements oGer the old are
more fully known and appreciated, our
c;ininai code will be m IRE ihorougk~
ly enforced, and the fear of expense and
inetlicaey of the penalty will not prevent
the prosecution and punishment of petty
offenders, nor induce their too frequent
discharge before salulary moral etfec,
has been produced.
Tue Co nmissioners would fail In their
duty, did they not in this place express
their obligations which they and the
community are under 10 the Inspectors,
for the faithful and able manner 10 which
their duties hsve been performed, and
to the Deputy Gaoler tor the neatness
and order which have prevailed in the
Work House, and The strictness with
which the rules thereof have been enfor.
ccd.
Nor can we close without expressing
our high apprecia ion of The moral and
religious instruction gratuitously render
cd to the unhappy inmates Of the prison,
by the Rev. Samuel A. Clarke and MessrS
Gilbert and Hayden; and Of tho valuable
donation of2O bibles by the American
Bible Society, for the use ofthe prison.
Finally, we declare our conviction, that
If the present system con inucs 10 he ri
gitly enforced, its most ardent advocates
will fad their expectations realized in
diminution of expense, the prevention and
punishment of crime, and tine salutafy
moral effect upon the prisoners.
Respectfully scientifically
STEPHEN DEM.N9, }
.OHN S. WAkN,R, Commissioner
WM P. RUSSELL,
Dated at Litchficld, April l, l547.
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A. G.. SMITH.

HAvING recently returned from New York
Ill with large aud handsome assortment
Of GOODS, which with his former stock EN-.
braces almost every article called for in q
country store, avails himself Of this method I,
inform his customers and the public general,
that he intends selling as low for cash, barter
or approved credit. as articles Of the same qua
lily can be purchased in this vicinity.
At A, C.'s may he found PROVISIONS ant
FAMILY GROCERIES Of good quality-Als'
Ploughs. Hoes. Scyfhes. Spades, Forks ant
Farming Utensils generally. Hardware, Join
ers' Tools. Shoes. Boots. Hats. and Caps Of ev.
cry size and qnality-Gooa Mslasses at TIVE
SHILLiNcs per gallon. II cents per pound
will be given for good Butter during the week
and the very highest market price for all Other
kinds of produce. Potash Of superior quality.
Litchfield, May 18th, Is47.
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At Court of Probate holden at Salisbury With
in and for the District Of Sharon, on the 7:tl
day Of June a. d. lS47;
Present John G. Mitchell, Esq, Judge
THIS Court doth direct Timothy Chittenden
l. and George Dodge, Executors OF the last
will aud testament Of Moore Chittenden late OF
Salisbury in said district, deceased, represented
to be insolvens, to give notice to all persons ln>
terested in the estate # said deceased, to APP
pear, il they see cause, before the Court OF
Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in
said district, on the 29th day Of June 1s47 at
10 O'clock forenoon, to be heard relative to the
appointment of Commissioners on said Estate,
by posting said order Of notice on public sign
pos. in said town Of Salisbury nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt, and Sy advertl-
sing the sane in newspaper published in
Litchtield
Certified .from Record,
&c JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge.
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Important News!
New York Spring and Summer Fashion
RessivoA

T WAS we'll aware that the present style Of
L Cutting GeHtlethen's Garments was very
difficult TO those that cut by the old shorl
wasted system:
would say to my old Gus. ,mers and as ma.
ny new ones az will favor me with their pat.
lonage, that have just returned from New
Measure System Of G. G Scorr
Mr.. Scott IS known and acknowledged By all
Tailors in the city and country to be the best
Reporter Of Fashions and the best Teacher Of
Cutting in the Empire City. am now al my
old stand in Goshen Centre, prepared to exc
cute all orders in the tailoring line OF business
in the best possible manner and at short notice.
NIB All garments warrantedto DO cut in
good taste and as near the customers fancy as
possible. The best feature in the present fash
ion is the remarkably easy 81, Of all garments,
J. w. LANE.
Goshen, NAV 1Oth, I947 Owl
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DOct. Robert ID. Folger's
OLOSAONIAN
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.

EWARE OFDECEPTON"&f Fra I'D
A N Advertisement having made its appear.
~, ance IN this paper. stating that my genu.
inc Olosaoniah was for sale al various places
in Litch6eld county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my genuine preparation is only to
be found in one sized bottles and those large Of
81 per bette. and fhat the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B Folger's Oiosaonian or
All Healing BaIsain, snd my name is signed al
he Bottom with pen. The spurious article
10 put up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped
in saimsn coloEed paper, and my fuil name 10
not found on the top Of the label. The spuri-
Gus article alluded 10 I never prepared and
have nothing 10 do with.
Agents for Litch6eld County-A. c. Smith.
LitchGsld Lathrop & Bradford. Wolcottville;
Nathaniel Smith. Torrington Alvord & Bro
theirs, New Hartford; Z. s. Woodford. Win
sted z. G. Lawrence q Co. Norfolk; Oliver
AmeS, Falls Village; Finch h Kellogg. West
Cornwall George H. Chase, Sharon. Gregory
q Pierce, Cornwall Bridge; d. B. ScO6eld s
Co. Rent.
ROBERT B. FoLGER. ND.
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The effect Of our valuable and changelul
climate upon the system is singulirly and Pc
c'liar'y remarkable. The attacks Of disease
u'oa the Lungs are rendered so easily that all
rtcautions seem d, vaid of use When cx.
l"vSet3 t" such devastating influences we shau,d
'cSon TO some particular safeguard trom THEN
Sus, and the Indian Remedies OF Brant area
e"'mn";d d in another place in this paper to
4 careful Pcrusa.
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Silk and Fancy Dry Goods Trade
III. A. HULL

XT7OuLD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
received the fashions for the FAN and winter
of 1867: and that he can be found at all bu.
siness hours at the Old Stand one door east Of
the Court House where be will be pleased to
await upon those who may favor him with a
call. Weknow howto appreciate the unboun-
ded patronage received through the late dub
season, and our grateful acknowledgements are
duly rendered
Litchfeld, Aug, 1916. III
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The Cheapest Libra
ries ever Published !

1--WE following 10 a catalogue Of the Books
L embraced in the cheap >. 5. Library. No.
Zoo vols. tor $lO-jusl issued BY the Am.
Sunday School Union. The whole are vi the
iomo SIZE neatly and substantially bound, aud
vary in size from u to27o pages.
| The Sisters, 2 The Good Son, Christ our
Saviour, 4 Reformed Family, 5, Beautiful CITY,
Lculsa CuItiss. or the Orphan Anchor 3
Memoir OF an American Othcer, Jane &. Jud.
son, ~ Julia Chase. IL Rainy Afternoon. ~
The Paradise Of Children, Is Florence kldder
/ / Alfred Graham, is Arthur, Is Susan lie
G1OOt, II Anssn b. Daniels, Is Eleanor Vanner,
~ Howard Erwin, ~ Ann Ray. FL select Poe
try, ~ Harriet and her scholars, % JulianRa
Oakley, "a Life OF Christian r. SwaItz, 20 Su.
sannah, 26 the story Of Isaac, ~ lie and
Prophesies OF jeremiah, - little Theodore, ~
sketches Of the lives OF Andrew Fuller's child
lel, ~ sketch OF nay friends family, 81 Err
nina, 81 The Broken Ayaciulh, 50, Popular
the Baptist SO Travels about home, Part i, 81
Part ,, So Ellen Hart, 80 the Seasons, Az Black
jacob. Al Clara Childhood. AZ Scripture prlnts
43 The Soldiers daughter, "a Kindness to an
imals, is The Dairyman's daughter as Wild
Flowers, Al conversations on Prayer, 4S scrip.
Ere illustrations, Part l, AZ Part 2, So Git,
81 Fiaaassah, 81 Evening ReersatiOns, Paat l.,
SO Part 2, 81 Part 3, SIS Pait 4, Sc The Mid.
shipman in China, 81 The life Of President Ed-
wards, So Memoir OF Rev. Thomas Spencer,
50 Lille Of John Frederic Obsrlin, 90 Memoir
OF Caisarins Brown, 81 Anecdotes 62 do Of p.
James Spencer. % Lame John, 81 The life Of
John Knox, 6J Bible Chronology, so Bruised
Reed 81 Early Saxons, 90 Anaa REESE SO Histo>
ry OF the Patriarch, 10 Beloved Disciple, II A
Sherwood, re Memoirs Of Rev Pierce, 10 the
life OF J NewtOwn, 81 spring morning, rs peep
at my Neighhors, Msthsr's Journal, n Scrip
ture Biographies, 70 Delaware and Iroquois in.
dians, 10 Ringleader. 90 Missionaries. 81 Home
or the Gileadite, 81 History Of Susan Climax
er,e5 Proverbs 81 Egypt 80 Introdustion to the
knowledge Of Nature, Sc Elisha. 81 Ruth Lee,
So Lie and travels Of st. Paul, 81 81 letters on
ecclesiastical History century ! to IL. 80 do on
ecclesiastical hist. cent 10 to is. 80 letters on
ecclesiastical hist centary 10; "a A. Herman
Franck, IS Leigh Richmond, SO, SCRIPT Biog-
rapical dictisuary, 81 destruction q Jerusalem
IS select Biographies 90 hist. Of the Sandwich
. lands. 100 Life Of Henry Martyr:
Also Nc 1 Of the same series, in style and
price the same, but composed Of entirely diff
eient books.
The Child's Cabinet Libraay-5o vols. o.
32mo size, bound in halt leather, leltered and
numbered and sold at $3.50 the sett Or only S
cents volume.
The general catalogue Of the society (Which
will be sent gratuitoUsiy on pest paid applisa-
tions) now numbers between foe and sir hun
bred bound slam0s are adapted to school
Libraries.
Orders may be addressed to
7w3 J. C. MEExs. Agent
lat Nassau q. and SO Park Row, N. Y.
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N. B.
o Yes, More N ew Goods !!

% XeSs More New Goods
TUST received, Black Mantlla Silk rs
~ and yard wide, and Fancy Dress
Silks ar assortment.
Also, Fancy Ginghams and Mourning
do, and MGslins. Also, Grass Cloths
Lisle Gloves, Hosiery, Bobbins, &C. Also
Black Silk Laces and Edgings, Gimps
Fringes, &c. Also, Brocha, Cashmere
and Barrege Saawls and Scarfs, with the
best assortment of DRY GOODS in
town, for sale at the lowest Cash prices.
Also, about 300 lbs, pure White Lead
Geese Feathers, &C.
sILAs N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield, June is. I847. 2w-5
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| A Tameeting OF the inla bitants OF the Town
| "A OF Canaan Legal Voters in town meeting
holden on the 5,h day Of October, 1876, the fol-
lowing Bye Law for the purpose Of restrain-
ing Cattle from going at large Within y town.
That it any owner Of any Neat Cattle shalt
suHer the same to 60 at large, out of his 6r her
enclosure, it shall be the duty Of the haywards
and shall be lawful for any person TO AXE nm
ana 'mPound the same. And whenever anv
person shall have so impounded any creatures.
he shall give notice thereof to The owner II he,
De known, in the same manner as II sAh Cattle,
had been taken doing damage and impounded.
anu snali oe maple to the same penalty for neg
And If the owner Of such creature he not
known, the petson impounding The same SHAFT
proceed, and such creatures shall be ha.ie 10.
be proceeded with and sold in the son mans.
| ner a. II said cattle had been taken >. q, inn
pounded doing damage except that it =, 4 nor
| be necessary to have regard 10 any fere .
The otvner Of such cattle so impounde.' sau
not receive or repievy the same until ne .,,ll
have paid TO the pound keeper the sur e
twenty five cents OR each creature no in, :.
died. whereof. one halt shall be to the p,.,, i
keeper and the other half to the use Of The :.
son impoundIns the same and until he 81. /
have also paid 10 the pound keeper his lawn,i
expenses for providing food and water for su,.,,
creatures while in pound.
Also, the owner having had notice that b;,
creatures are so impounded, shall b, !iahle 10
ae same penalty for neglect 10 repleyv ths
same, as if the same had been taken doing darn,
age and inpounded. Provided, always fbat M
one penalty be Incurred by any person n ons
lime by visiuo of ,his Bye.I.aw, shall exceeS
the sum Of Three Dollars. provided also. fhaf
any person who has family residence Within
said town, shall get permission in writing frorc
The Selecimen may suffer one milch COW 10 ,,,n
at large on.the Public Highway, between fhsr
rising and setting Of the son. and not incur said
penalty.
Voted, That the Town Clerk be d;ree,ca =.
record the foregoing Bye. Laws and cans ~
same TO be published four weeks SUCCESS; eir.
IN the newspaper printed in Litchfeld.
WIN. DOUGLASS, 7s,,n c,.,s
Canaan, May 10. lsa7. 1w-o
AT Court Of Probate ReI1en a. H.-w;.-.
within and fof The District Of Hafwinton ~.
the 4th day Of J0ne, A. D., is47.
Present-MARTIN COOK. On Issa r,,a,.
nN motion Of John Scosille ara Esn;,.
~ Scovilfe, AdminiqraieEs on fhe E.,.,.
Ava Seoville. late Of Harwinrcn. wi,h;r s.;.I
District. deceased this Court do,h assrs. 80
SIX months be allowed and limited ~ ~. -.
diors Of said estate 70 exhibit their ris;ms,..
the AdmlnistrnfcEs, and also direct th.s ,.,st;.s
notice De given Of this order by sdyere;a;r:: "
q newspaper published ID Litchfeld. 80 ~
posting copy thereof on q public sier -, n
cord. $50" Me-
- MARTIN COOK, -. ,.ss,
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TAKES this opportunity to inform his Gus
l. toners, and the Public in general, that he
las removed his DYEING ESTABLISH.
aENT. six doors west Of the Court House
shere he will be prepared to color and clean
~ kinds Of Clothing and Dresses of all colors
Also-Clean;ng and Dressing Of Hats.
Litchf I'D. Nov. lsA5
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TN pursuance Of order Of the Cour: Of Pro:
L hate for The District Of Harwinten / will
7sell AZ nnhi,c anc, ~ on the Sd day Of July
next. 40 mnch oS che -ssl estate Of Robert Ames
la.e O. Harwinton decea a y So M ss,se .Ee
sSm q three hundred sixtee. " ,ssros" ~ ~
s.l s', 'c cents With incident hors se' Of
he he de e axe place a The Iste dwelin
s. sHr SIs5SsE E os Y; SSf:aid day.
HaF"inton, June IAN. is47, ' Admir-
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NOTICE !!

The Court OF Probate for the District
Il OF Torring,on hath limited and ul-
owed six months from the 25;h Of June,
for the creditors Of the estate of Erastus
Hodges, late Of said Torrington, deceased
with which 10 exhibit their claims
against said estate, to the executors OF
the said will of said deceased for tiles
ment. And all claims not presented in
8 time, properly a,tesled W II be bar
rcd recovery.
All persons indebted TO said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment
10 The undersigned.
! ELKANAIl II. HODGES J
Executors.
! WILLARD HODGES. ) 3t7
Torringlon, June 25 ls47.
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AT Cuu,t OF Probate holden at Norfolk with
in anu for the District of Norfolk. on the
nth day Of June A d 1917,
Present, Daniel Hotchkiss, Esq. Judge.
FINIllS Cour, doth direct the Executor of the
i last will and testament Of Hepsibah War;
ner late Of Norfolk in said District, deceased,
represented 10 be insulvent, To give public NOS
lice to all persons interested in the estate Of
said deceased to appear, If they see cause. be-
fore the Court Of Probate to be holden at the
Probate Office in said District on the 18th day
Of July 1917, at two O'Clock P. M to be heard
relative to the appointment Of Commissioners
ON said Estate by posting said order II notice
on a public sign post in said town Of Norfolk
nearest the place where the deceased las:
dwelt, and by advertising the same in a news
paper printed in Litchfeld.
Certified from, Record.
6 DANIEL HoTcHKiss, Judge.
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Musical Lectures.

RoFESSOR LOWELL MASON, will deli.
4 yer course of Lectures on MUSIC at
NpLcoTTvILLE, on the 7ih and S,h of july
next, to commence al 9 O'Clock, A. M. The
exercises will consist in part Of Lectures, Crit.
icisms, sc.
Singers and lover, of Music, of Lilch6eld
County and vicinity are invited to attend-and
those who have copies Of the PsaInv" or
Iocdhst," are requested to bring Them
Lectures FIRE.. BY order Of the Commit
tee Heterogeneous.
P Sit is desirable that those who propose
to attend, should be present at the hsfroductors
Lecture
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Charles Vail,
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON.

D RESPECTFULLY tenders his services 10
IL the inhabitants of Litchfed and vicinity
He has taken rooms at the United States Hotel
formerly Phelps',) where he may be fouua
all times when not professionally absent
Litchheld, January Sth, 1917. 3lmI
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FIFTH Or JULY !.

JEHSoNS visiting Liichfeld On the CONF
= ing Anniversary Of our National Indepens
6snce, WI have an opportunity of ealing at
M;ahlLfS Premium DGguei reon Gallery
9no procure # they wish q perfect dnd lasting
Likeness Of themselves or friends.
Rooms in the first building west Of the Gems
gregational church.
LItchheld, Conn.,, June Is, ls47.
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Stoves! Stoves /!

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
assortment of STOVESever offered in this mar.
ket.
Cooking StOUes.
The improved Empire Alright: and the
galway for wood or coal. pesyesses respectively
merits, which commend them 10 the attention
a all who are in search of excellence and CEN
venience in Stoves.
Also several kinds Of common Cooks of beau
tiful patters.
FOR P.ARLORS
Sheet and Cast Iron Alright Stoves, Of
splendid patterns: All sizes box Stoves: ell Of
which will be sold very low for ready pay.
Tin. Sheet Iron and Copper work on hand or
made to order as usual BY
MOSES MORSE, West St.
Litchf.ld, Oct. 5ih. 1916. tao
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NOTICE.

sVOIxCE.
w HEREAS my wife Lucinda has
w left my bid and board without
good cause or proyocation this Is to TORS
bid all persons harboring or trusting her
on my account, AS shall pay NO debts
Of her contracting.
JOHN P. BLAIR.
Kent, June 18th, lS47. 7w3
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Probate Sale.

IN pursuance Of an order Of the honor>
Il al se Court of Probate for the District,
Of Harwinton, will sell at public auction
(unlcss previously disposed Of at private
>aie) on the Sd day OF July next. at l o.
clock p. NJ. the real estate Of Robert
Amcs late of said Harwinton, deceased,
as " i'll raise the sum OF three hundred &
sixteen dollars and eighty seven cents,
with incidental charges of sale.
Sale 10 take place at the late residence
Of said deceased.
SHELDON OSBORN
LYMAN PERKINS Administrator
Harwinton, June, l4th.
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TTILL be sold At Public Auction, on the
w 2lst dayof August. at 4 o'clock, p. NJ,
1.-THE Public Sign Post in Washington, 90 much
of the real estate Of .Assdreso H;Hs. late Of
Washington, deceased; % will pay q Town tax
Of 10 cents on the dollar. laid on List le45.-
Dated at Washington, this 9th dag Of June,
l647.
ISAAC D. PATTERSON, 0olisssor.
3w-
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School for Young Ladies.
LITCHFIELD, CONN

LITCHFlELD, CONN.
TTNHE Summer Term of % weeks in this in
l. stltullOn will Commence Wednesday,
May l2th.
Celebrated for healthfulncss beautiful see
merry, and the refinement of its mhabi ants !;
the number of pupils in the boarding depart
ment limited to S or 10, exclusively under the
charge Of The Principal: it is believed few
places of education could be selected so desira-
bic as the presen; in this village.
Called to organize and control an ins'itu-
ton, Maintaining at present standing among
the first SeminaIies in cur country this eX>
preston Of confidence with others prior and
subsequent from gentlemen of the highest dis
tinclion and influence in the State Of Nc
York, will be sufficient pledge of the thor-
oueI, systematic and liberal course OF study tc
be pursued.
Among The many distinguished u nes as
references The following with two ex' r,inrs
have been the patrons Of the Principal in for,
lner places Of instruction.
YIN. j. Sprague d d. Of Albany.
ree.f. Yates, Union College, Schenectady.
Gen. Swift. Henry Dwight Esq and judge
Whiting, Geneva.
Judge Cha in, James Seymour, and Jane:
K. Livingston, Trustees OF Rochester Female
AcadeTy.
Dr. tctinijrea, u the Collegiate ChaFehes.
Charles Butler SO, New York City.
TEENS f,r Roard md Instruction in English
branches. &t71 per mum.
Instruction in Muse $40 per quarter.
French ard Latin eu !, S. do.
DAY Scholars, irnior apartment, SIP pr. Or
Senior do SIG DO.
No Scholar received for less tran Term.
Circulars upon application to the Principal
J. ii. JONES.
Litchirld, March 2sth. 1Sl7, 4e
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DIED.

"@~~">~~N~c~~~~
In RIdgcfield, on The l4ih, inst. of con-
Sumption, Josiah Bronson, son If Dea
Josiah Bronson, of Roxhhry, aged 81,
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0d-The only original and genuine Indian ye-
gIlable Pills have the signature Of WILLIAM
WRIGHT written with pen en- the top label
Of each box. None other 10 genuine. and to
counterfeit is FoR0ERY.
Fer sale ny LYMAN J. SMITH,
6w49 Agent Tor Litchiield.
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Brockett g. Fuller.
Booksellers and StationerS.

No. llS Main st., Hartford, Conn
HAVE constantly on hand a full assori.
IL ment Of Theological, Miscellaneous, and
School Books, which they offer 10 CouDtr!
Merchants. Travelling Agents, and others who
buy 10 sell again, on tAe most reasonable 'erms
Persons ordering through US, are assured that
their order will be filed with promptness, and
on as good terms as though they were person.
ally present.
Hartford, June 25th 1877.
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CUSPENDER LEATHERs, stitched
~ Hooks and Eyes, served on cards
and Palm Leaf Hats, 10 exchange for
Goods by
PICKETT g. TURRELL.
South Farms June lOth, l647. S
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Book and Periodical Agency.

Book and Periodical Agency.
YEHIIE Undersigned Book a.'d Magazine
l. ASen', respectfully tenders his scrS
vices TO the inhabitants Of LitcL field, and
the pubic generally. fully believing that
he can reader satisfaction, so tar as
cheapncss, ptomptitude aud dispatch are
concerned. Subscriptions received 'or
all the Magazines at publishers price s.
and tol wardea per mail or as may be oth>
erwiSe directed. Also any respectable
cheap publications" Of the day. supplied
on The most favorable terms.
He receives subscriptions for the Chris
tan Parlour Magazine, and the Ladies
Wreath, 10th IF " hich commence new
volume in May. The former is published
at So 90; the Wreath ii, ST. 90 pcraunum.
lJ'lle will send 10th TO one address one
year for 50 SO.
For the satisfaction Of those who may
wish (a natural enough wlsh) to have
some further GU raniCe of the Advert
scr's intention and ability to do what is
here promised, he takes the liberty of
stating that for several years he has had
a very numerous lis, of subscribers in
some Of the neiehhorlng towns, and
would name as one, that of Waterbury,
Ia The cii;zens of VIII h generally h.
refers for fuilhc par uEarS
Address Nm PATTON
Grab ms lagaZint office,
NnN York
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CPERM CANDLES, at Ihs
~ Variety Store.
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Liteh6eld, June 23d, ls47.