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Brook Spring
FOR pENT, SAFE 0p ICaS

FON rem i, DALE, OR LEASE.
VSHlS Farm Is situated near the Brooke Turnpike, 4
! miles from Richmond, in an agreeable and healthy
neighborhood. II contains about one hundred acre of
land, sixty of which are in cultivation, and in a fine
state Of Improvement The improvements consist of q
large and commodious new dwelling house, with seve-
raj cabins In the yard, besides other necessary houses.
On account Of the medicinal qualities of the water, the
health fthe place, and It's proximity TO the city, this
place has been liked Tor the accommodation Of visitors
during the summer. Toany gentleman who wishes 10
engage In business of that kind, this Spring offers in
ducements rarely 10 be met with. This place holds
out inducements to any gentleman who would engage
In Keeping a boarding school, as there is no school in
ther with or without the land. Possession given In
time to seed q crop of wheat. For terms, which will
be very liberal and accommodating, apply 10
GEO. W.. GARDNER, Richmond.
Sept. as-cw6w
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF RAN
DOLPH MACON COLLEGE.
THE next session Of this School will commence on
> the LIST Monday OF the ensuing November, and
continue eight months.
This Institution is under the immediate direction Of
Prof. John p. Meltauer, NJ. d., l.. l.. D., late senior pre-.
aided in the direction OF the exercises by competent as
sistiI;s. In II all The branches Of a thorough Medical
Education will tie taught, and In the most practical
manner, in The departments susceptible of demonsir1
ton and evemplihcation. In the departments of Ana
tony and Surgery, no School in Virginia affords stu
dents superior, If equal advantages 10 it, during the
lecture term.
Daily lectures, demonstrations and examinations are
given throu ghout the course
This School has the graduating power.
The whole expense Of the course, including fees, cost
Of hooks, and boa d, will not exceed $3.50
Being located in The village near Prince Edward
Courthouse. board can be had in hotels or private ia
miles convenient To The School. Oct. l-ctd
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LAND FOR SAI.Ey

LAND FUH SALE.I
TINE subscribers offer for sale the tract OF land on
| which the late James Wyche resided, situated on
Tar liver, in the county of Granville, North Carolina
w.ihin twelve miles OF the Raleigh and CASTOR Rail-
road. and containing /, 100 acres. About one hall Is
woodland, and one.fourth Of the tract river low
grounds. There are two good dwell. ing houses on me
premises, and all other necessary buildings ior a iafh'
in good order. :.
The above land is surpassed in fertility by few, II
any. tracts in this part of the State, and is situated ina
pleasant and healthy neighborhood.
Terms accommodating. For further particulars ad-
dress the subscribers, at Henderson. North Carolina.
p. w. WYCHE, pxsc,,oY..
Ju,v o3-etf J. r. WYCHE,
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etths ~" ~ AkAS
LAND IN CHESTERFIELD FOR SALE.
NOT being able to attend TO my farming affairs, per
~ sonally, as heretofore, | am induced IL oiIrr for sale
the tract of land wherein now reside, situate twenty
miles Southwest Of Richmond. II contains about five
hundred acres, we'll enclosed. About one hundred and
fity are Hat land-of that, about one hundred are clear
ed, producing fine crops Of corn, wheat, oats, clover,
&c. The balance is in lis original growth, heavily tim
bered with excellent white oak, &c, About Two hum
bred acres Of the high land are cleared, most of which
Produces well, and ttr other is III n state Of improve
ment. The rest OF the high land Is in It's original and sr.
c0nd growth, with al abundance oftimh-r. The houses
are nearly all new, and noLc are wanting for convent
ence or comfort. The dwelling house, built under my
own superintendent, IL neat and commndlous, with
an avenue from the rund, aboni two hundred yards, Of
'beaulifui cedar hedges" There is 4 large garden Of
The best soil, handsomely laid out, containing i selcc-
tion Of choice grape vines.
On about a hundred acres of this tract Of land, de
tacled from the rest by n public road, is a neat Store
house, which is NJ present leased out; a Wh~eel-wright,
Blacksmith and Sboemaker's Shop, all of which have
ubout midway between the Falling Creek and Cinvrr
Hill Coal Mines. six or eight miles from each, d~ffnrding
Il good market for The produce Of the Farm. II l. sup
posed by many that there is a continuous body Of conl
this tract. A small intercs, in The minerals would lie
retained! Ii Is also IN about two hours ride If tile III
guenoi Springs, and in one hours ride Of four Churches.
Any person desiring 10 purchase 4 neal residence IN
this section Of country would do well, perhaps, 10 rex
anime ,uls place. w ~. HANCOCK.
Sent. al-cwGW
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The Swedish bark Gotheburg cleared al The
Boston Custom House on Saturday, for Fall
mou b, England, with a CARLO OF noNEs, valued
al s., 1000.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

rhCOLlf OF fh1ClC.
SESSION OF 1S47.'S.-The Lectures will com.
- mencc on MONDAY, 25th October, and continue
Until the LIST Of March, ensuing.
Chemistry and PharmacY.-WiLLIAM E. A. AIKEN,
N. d., L. L. D.
Sursery-NATHAN r. SMITH.
Therapeutics, Materia Medica and ilyeiene-SAML.
Anatomy and Physiology-JosEPH RoBY. NJ. D.
Theory and Practice of Medicine-WILLtAM POW
ER, NJ. d.
BERGER, NJ D.
Instruction in Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surge
y every day al the Baltimore Infrmary, opposite the
Medical College. Tt. rooms for practical anatomy
VIII be opened October LIST, under the charge Of the
Demonstration. Fees for the entire course $50. Com
Portable board may be obtained In the vicinity Of the
Medical College for So so TO 3 so per week.
W The vacancy in the Obs,etrIcal Department will
be filled before the commencement Of the session.
WILLIAM F.. A. AIKEN,
Sept. 24-elOt Dean Of the Faculty.
TO Mr.. VIM. ROSCOE LOWRY.
THIS will inform you that your father, Garrett Low
I y,of Hanover COUNTY, Va, is dead, and that your
Proportion Of his estate Is ready TO DO delivered, on
application.
,.1 Mr. Lowry was in Missouri when heard from
last. Aug. 20-c9am3m
~ The ST Louis tMisseuri) Republican will copy as
aooye, and charge NICHOLAS TERRELL
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TONQUA BEANS.-20O pounds for sale by
GAYNOR & WOOD,
Oct. Is Corner above City Hotel.
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DAW SILK PLAIDS.-Just opened, raw
n silk Plaids, French wool do. Jenny Lind do,
Montery do, and other handsome goods.
Sept. 90, CHENERY & HARTWELL.
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IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
tho Richmond Circuit. the 9th day Of October, lsi7:
Royal Parrish and Felix Matthews, partners, under
the firm Of Parrish & Matthews, riaiht'u'
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WM. WILLIAMS.
Anctioneer and commission McIChant,

TN Observation-Disclosures AT Rules held in the
L Clerks Office Of the County Court Of Cumberland, on
Monday, the 4th day of October, ls47:
Thomas D. Walton, PlaintiH:
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Dect. Robert ID. rolger's
OLOSAONAAN
ALL-HEALING BALSAM.

BE WARE OF PERCEPTIONS FRAUD
A N Advertisement having made i,s appear
~ ance in this paper, stating that my genu
inc OosaOnian was for sale at various places
in Litch6eld county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my " naine preparation Is only to
DC found in one sized bottles and those large al
81 per bottle. and that the Label On the same
reads Doctor Robert b F"lger's Olosaonian or
All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at
he bottom with oen. The spurious article
IL put up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped
in salmon colnred paper, and mySfall name
not found on the tot of the label. The spnri,
Gus article alluded 10 never prepared and
have nothing to do with.
Agents for Litchield County A. C. .Sm,th
Litch6sld; Lathrop 4 Bradford, Wolcostviile,
Nathaniel Smith. Torringtous Alsosd & Bro
thers, New Hartford; F.. S. Woodftnd. Win
sted; E. G. Lawrence l. Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch 4 Kellogg, West
Cornwall; George H. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
Co. Kent. = - -
- I ROBERT b. roLGER. NJ. D.
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t.f}. IF ~g'fs
REV. B. TIBBARDS
VEGETABLE .aNTl-BLLIOES
FAMILY PILLS

Are not found to be the most convenient,
The Best Physic NON Ever Tried,
And fully, equal 10 our Recommendation Of
them.-It you don't find that one Of these
Pills does more good than from 4 70 Of any
other kind. every Agent stands ready 10 re
ceive the empty box and
Refund the Money!
These Pills are recommended az being sDithi
cat aay equal in all Bilious attacks, affections
of the Liver, the Lnngs, Stomach or Bowels.
caused by taking cold OF Distracted perspira
tion. They carry off the bile, cleanse the pores
Of the body, thereby letting out the insensiblo
perspiration through its accustomed channel
and relieving at once the internal organs. Also
in old chronic affections. az Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache, Rheumatism, &c. Mind the Dr.
REGIONS which 60 with each box.
Every Agent has Circulars Of these Pills to
give away. ES
HALF A PHIL
is the usual dose, though some require one
PILL or even more. Children of one year &
over. one fourth Of Pili-of years and over
half a Pill. These Pills are PURELY V1E
: GET1BLE, and may be taken under all cir
cumstances without regard to drink or diet.
eJ-For Sale by Druggists and Traders gen-
erallv, in each Town and Village in'the cOuA
ty and State. ..r = -.
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TYPE FOUNDRY.

So Gold, corner of Ann ST., N. Y.
THE subscribers prepared to fur
nish bsnd-cast Type, and Printers Materials
of all kinds at short notice and OH reasonable
terns.
appropriations Of Newspapers who have not
aG .crt,sed for the subscriber who may pub
lish this notice for three months, will be ems
titled to pay in type on purchasing five tlmes
the amnsnt Of their bills for advertising.
oo-OaA Type taken in exchange for new at
8 eeAts per ID. ROBERT TAYLOR. 2osm
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"A. C.. SMITH.

HAvINC recently returned from New York
LII with large aud handsome assortment
# GOODS, which with his former stock EN-
braces almost every article called for in q
country Storc, availS himself Of this method TO
inform his customers and the public generally
that he intends selling as low for cash, bsrter,
or approved credit, as articles Of the same qua.
lily can be purchased in this vicinity.
At A, C.'s may he found PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES Of good quality-AlsO
Ploughs, Hoes. Scythes. Spades, Forks and
Farming Utensils generally. Hardware, Join
ers' Tools, Shoes, Boots. Hats, and Caps of ev-
cry size and qnality-Good Molasses at Two
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
Litch6eld, May 18th. lS47.
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Blast Furnace for
- Sale.

THE Stockholders of the Cornwall
Iron Company offer for sale their Furnace with
all fixtures and out buildings connected wish it
necessary for the manufacturing Of PIG Iron.--
Also. two dwelling houses. Store. Blacksmith:
Shop and Barn. Said Furnace 10 situated on
permanent stream of water. the fountain o.
which 10 large Lake. made almost entirely
from springs, and affords an ahundant supply o.
water at all seasons the years it has recently
undergone . thorough repair, and there has been
added improvements which now render it c.
pablo Of doing a very profitable business. o.
TO say the least. AZ any Cold Blast Furnace ii
the State.
Their 10 a fall of water on said property Off
feet and can be divided into two o. three siehu
il desired. and 10 within 100 reds Of the HOUSE
tonic Rail read Dspor, in the furnishing village
of West Cornwall.
There is also for sale in said village eevers
Dwelling Houses and other very productlN''
real estate, all of which will be sold low and ;
EASY terms.
For further particulars enquire Of Dsniel SEQ
will at the Store OF the Cornwall IFTn company
SAMUEL SCOVILL, Agent.
West Cornwall, Dec. 6, lS4T 03w.
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BOOK AND PERIODICAL AGENCY
THE undsFslgned having established him.
Il selfasa Beck agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the UniOn-New VOrk-respectfuIly
tenders hisservicesIo the inhabitants Of Litch.
field, and the public generally, with asyurance,
that all orders committed 70 his care will be
promptly attended 10 and Forwarded per mail
or AZ may be otherwise directed, with the Mt
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York, and most
ofthOse issued from Philadelphia, Boston, SC
The FOreigR Magazines, Blackwood's &c.
Furnished at publishers prices. Also. new [of
old] Books, cheap Publications, Engravinga,
Music, &c. by whomsoever published, Most
Of the new Publications Of the hay can be for
warded by mail at q very trifiing expense, and
any sum from IL l-2 cents upwards, can be
safely transmitted through the same medium
All orders should be addressed
WIN. PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
REFERENcEs
v " B. =. P sI1nsn' New York.
H. W. Saltonstall, Meriden, CT.
A. Anderson,
G. w. Benedict, Waterbury, Ct.
g B. Cooke. Esq.
Gen. r. C Abernethsy ! Wolcotvillst
Geo. D. Wadhams. ESQ.,. Ct.
June 26. 1s47.
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1000 PAIR
BOOTS AND SHOES

A T Reduced Prices for cash, may be found
IA at S Clocks, one door west Of the Court
House. and will be offered at very low prices
for a few weeks qs- -
Unsettled accounts are in such shape as to
require immediate attention. A word TO the
wise is sufficient;
9. CLOCK.
LitshGs!d Nay LIs,1sA1. p
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"A w
N. York, March l A.. $50, Wooster st.
Great Female .VFed;ci,ae.

-e~VEGGG ECNe464C 0EAeGGtCe1lGs
Or Townsend's SarsaparIla Is a sovereign
and speedy cure for incipient Consumption,
BBrrenness, LeucGrrhna. or Whites, obstruct.
ed or difficult Mensru alton, incontinence of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and for
the general proatration of the SYSTEM no mai.
ter whether the result Of an inherent cause or
causes, produced BY irregularity sickness or ac.
cident.
% Nothing can be more surprising that, its
invIgoraiing effects on the human frame PEI,
sons, all weakness and lassitude, from taking
it, at once become rohus, and full Of energy u,,.
der its influence. 1t Immediately counteracts
the nervelessness of the female frame, which
is the great cause Of baroness.
II will no, be expected of us. in cases OF so
delicate nature, to exhibit certificates Of cures
performed; bat we Ca n assure the afflicted that
hundreds OF cases have been reported to u.s.
Several cases where families have been without
Children, after using a few bottles Of this in.
offspring, :,
This Extract Of Sarsaparilln has been ex
pressly prepared in reference to female com
plainte. No female who has reason to suppose
thai she is approaching that critical petied,
the turn Of lite, should r,egle otto take IL, as Il
Is certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horrible diseases to which females are sub.
ect at this time Of life. This period may be
delayed for several YEAR, by using this medi-
approaching womanhood, as II is calculated to
sssis, nature by quickening the blood and in.
vg0ra ting the sy ste m. Indeed, this dicinr s
invaluable for oil OF the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
1t braces the whole .system, renews perma
nentiy the natural energies, BY removing the
impurities Of the body-n0t SO far stimulating
the system as to produce subsequent relaxa.
ton, which is the case with medicines taken for
female weakness and disease.
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9 z = 9 9

1~~-ov--
DAG UEREOTYPES!ku
THE undersigned having just re-
turned from New York, where he has
been spending a few days at the best
Daguerrean Gallery in Broadway, and
being now acquainted with the recent dis
covery made in the urt, is prepared to
take LikeBesses equal TO the best the
dress, &c. colored 10 suit the taste of pa
irons. -
INSTRUCTIONS carefully given, and
all kinds of Apparatus, Chemicals. and
every article required in the business,
furnished al New York prices.
.s-..- J.L.JUDD.
Litchfield, Nov. IL. lS47. 90
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IMPORTANT ORGAN

Where there is Short Dry Cough, when
as breathing is quick and hurried on ths
asst motion or exercise where there 10 Op.
ression or sense Of straitness Of the chest, -
~ here there is Expectation, or raising of o
I. othy mucus, accompanied with Emaciatien,
taese disagrecable, and ofton fatal symptoms
are completely mastered and relieved by my
UNRIVALLED REMEDY.
Such has been the case in hundreds Of in.
STAGES within few months past. .,
Mr.. CALEB w. WARD, ia Washington
ut. Newark, N. J. had suffered for more than
tsur years with Consumption, and could not
and remedy for his disease. His physicians
md his friends despaired, and told him he
saust die. But after using Dr.. Folger's olaso.
q ian for a few weeks he was
PERFECTLY RESTORED.
andis now living . tell the story for himself
his cure 10 attested to by seven 4 the NEST,
respectable men in Newark, N. !.
Mr.. Colbert w. Owen, Of Williamsburgh,
L. |. who was first seized with Influenza,
&shieh left behind it very severe Cough, and
who raised large quantities Of blond, was alse
cared. He was very low at the time he heard
.fthe remedy. but is now able to work at his
trade every day Of his life. 1t 10 also equally
Aficacioua in
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Rheumatism.

This Sarsapara is used with the most per
feet success in Rheumatic complaints, however
performed are isdeed wonderful. Other RENE
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
iirely eradicates il from the system, even when
the limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen.
% Hear MIR. Seth Terry. one Of the Oldest
and most respectable lawyersin Hartford. CT
from him: 81
DR. Townsend-I have used one bottle Of vour
SarsaparIla, and find it s excellent in it's effects
upon chronic rheumatic pain to which am
subject. from an injury o. casioned several years
ago in public stage; Please send me two bot
versed with Two Of our principal physicians, and
recommend ysur Sarsaparilla, -....
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Hartford, March 18th, ls45.
,PILES. PLIES. PTLES.

DR. Tswnsend's Sarsaparilla is no less sue
cessful in curing this Distressing complaint, than
for diseases Of the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, and Nervous Debility. -
York. For sale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States. Wsss ladies' and
Canada
Nome genuine unless put up in square bottles,
which contain a guar. and signed with the
nome blownin the glass q
% For Sale At The Drug Store in Lite: 6sId.
Sept. E%EE~AE ~ l7-lv
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AGENTS.

s N Bronson.M Barnnm, Ii,chfield; A Mills
& Son, Goshen Genre and Canada village; ..
& L Hurlburt, Winchester Centre; E Wood.
ford, Wins,ed; Crow & Jewe,t. New Hartford
S Thom:s & Son Plymouth Hollow; a Lewis.
ton, Canaan; F Lawrence. Ashlyvilses J Gar
diner, Wolcotville; P Noble, F1arwinton; DR..
q w Brown, Cellensville Finch j. Kellogg.
Cornwall; 4 HSkidmore, Belhlem T r Brins'
made. Washington, ID Tomlinson, New Pres
ton. = H Sanford 4 Co; Br,deewster; y LSop.
ton, Roxbury; Warner New & tens Manufac'
turing Co, WATERFOWL; Benedic, and Burnham.
Mamma curing company, Waterbury.
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Buck WHEAT FLOUR of superior
quality for sale by
20 SW L. J. SMITH,
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above business, md where he willkeep
on hand or manufacture to order.
aHpTsseSses 81 tstI ksSssSsS,
Saddles. Daidles, Trunks,
/ 4,..s gsse aa4 q 4kCs a.,a OIL aes Aa
iaeinvitesthOse who wantwork in his
tine TO give him call, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both asto
quality and prices.
~ RrpA1HINe Of all kinds done in the
best manner and ut short notice. Ma.
nv articles of Produce take nnpayment
GSr work. FRED'K w. BROWN.
LitchJfsld, April 10. ls47.
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BROKE INFO the enclosure

..~s BROKE into the enclosure
of the subscriber, ON or
bout the 20th. of October
AA last, in a suffering conJi-
tion. . s.,oited 8 year old Steer, the own
or is requested to prove properly pay
char ges and take him away. ~.
RENSSELAER, COOK.
Salisbury, Dec. IA, ls47. 30 4w
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Harness Making.
Observation-Disclosures

- pectf fully Informs
the inhabita nts OF Litch-
field end vicinity. that
he hns removed to the
shop 10 West stu doors
westofthe Court House,
whore as usual he in
tends 10 cnrrY on the
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invented oy Or A. UpHam, 2distlDShlSne
physician Of New York city, is the only real
ly successful remedy for that dangerous and
distressing complaint the Piles, ever offered to
the American public.
Mark this. 1t is an int. rnal remedy-not an
external application, and, will cure any case of
Piles, either bleeding or blind, internal or exr
ter,.al, and probably the only thing that will.
There is no mistake about it. 1t is a positive
cure--speedy and permanent 1t 10 also a
convenient medicine to take. and improves the
general health in remarkable manner.
Each box crntains IL doses at 10 cents
per dose. II is very mild in i;s operation, and
may be taken in cases of the most acute in
ffammation without danger. All external APP
phcaticns are in the highest degree disagree
able, incc nvenient and offensive, and from the
very nature OF the disease, temporary in their
effects This Medicine attacks the disease at
its source, and removing the cause, renders the
cure certain and permanent.
0o-Cure foI life guaranteed. The Electory
contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, no
gamboge or other powerful and rrits:iag pus-
gative. No fear Of taking cold while under its
irf renee. no change in diet necessary. If ia
ken according to the directions cure for life
10 guaranteed.
Pamphletsgiving valuable information re-
speeding this medicine may be obtained Of A
gents gratis.
D, F. Bradley 100 Washington street. Ros-
ton, General Agent for the New England
States. ......-.. ,..
AeENrs--S Bael, Litch6eld; w H Hung.
erford. " olcoaville IS Thomas s. Son, Plym-
nuth; G Humphrey, G. naan E G Lawrence,
& Co. Norfolk El;hu Curtis Watertown and
BY the dealers in Medicine generally through
out New England. .-~ 81 On
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legs aud tails, cal marks, nick the under side
of each ear, and square crop off the lett ear
the owner can have her by proving property.
and paying charg
North Kent, Dec. 6, ls47. % 3w
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AzzA A Farm of $50 acres situated
GsssaA hin the south part of Nor.
issse folk, is offered for sale. Said
sss2 Farm is adapted for grazing,
has a good house and comfortable out
buildings thereon, is we'll watered, and will
je sold at great bargain to close the set
clement IF an Estat
For further pariiculars,enqnire of Andrew
Baldwin near the premises, or of Harvey
Baldwin of Goshen, 10 whom the sale is en-
trusted.
Norfolk, August "a, ls47. l6H
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&rAll Of these medicines are exceedingly
valuable You have only to Try them add they
will recommend themselves after faithful TIL
alto tho satisfaction'oI ALL