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dana In ]plispart des maladies de- sIottriile
%felles que Bronchites, 1uS.sns Il po'lrlne
plureeiCB &c.
Lo DR.. France In employb tsSf qhelqnc
ras do phttieie pulemnaIre. Chf ce gfIoP
gui hi a lie micuS rcussi par chtfs1a'treles
opprrsaions qui accompanying t%otloffs
crrtie ~nfIrcuao maladie. Pour qsr:: Pellet Oh
fat constant Il ma dit avoir 6t6 fatlig6 ver'
Ia fin do Ia maladie, do Pad5itnistret d
lhutea doses, lie Or. Rance IL :consldert
CONNIE tn de8 meilIeurs poctoriNsS.
La direction pour Ia gnanioso do e'cl
~saryir cat nttach6 aux boufilles$
Depot chez le sousatgn6 Batosl Rouge.
Compoaiteur du dit sirof. Ps?s 70 cent
Ia phioie dc ctnq onges. &7.6QSla douEai
tie. IL b"1'V'H
Approuv6 pour Ce qui mo collcorne'
II. RANCE.
AJfssI I'm EXCELLENT DENJRI
FICE.
Dams lee pays martcagcu1 ct sur le
lords de IN mcr les habitans B0nt plus ol
mnins attaqu6B du ecorbtt. /! oiecto prln
rtpnlemont les dents, ct les genciyes, &C
dETntcte dGNleheht noHiitss " H'E 'i"'N': '
e6ct detach6s.
L'usagc d. co deptriiice pcfdant trois o
qmtrc Iours les romet dams leuF Etot M
turel.
Par I'm uaago iournalicr qtof1ucs gonto
dams TIN vcrre d'oau on nura ~toti0ur8
bouche fraiche Ct en bon ordre.
De plus I'm cosmctiQuo v6E6tal prtfbra
bic 4 roau do cologne, paft}onllofemef
ponr les DANES, non Bculomcit il ratraich
In peau, mais Iui donno encore uno bell
blancheur naturelIc.
Eau do cologne garantie, premiere gu
IT'D.
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CUppIxe GLASSES. For sale by
al B. JoURDAN.
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TO RENT

The fine two story Brick Store on
Church street adjoining Col A. Malta and
formerly occupied by Mr. Chas A. Hill
For terms apply to
PHILLIPS & LANOUE
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YAT,Tt.

SALT.
700 sacts coarse and Gnr s~altiua' f'"s''-
cd ann lo' '"'' BrAt and Foa.
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-07-17

PAPER WAREHOUSE.
NO. 0 BURLTNG SLIP NETWORK.
CYRUS w. FIELD offers for sale at the
lowest Manufacturers prices, a very extensive
assortment Of PAPER, comprising every pos
sible variety, adapted to the wants of con-
sumers in all sections of the country. Paper
of all kinds made to order at short notice.
The stock of PRINTING PAPER is unu-
sually large, a part of which is of very superior
quality.
39aper- Sfaakers' 8aatertaIs
Of every description, imported and kept cons
family on hand, viz: feelings, Wire Cloth,
Fourdrinier Wires, Bleaching Powder, Blue
Ultramarine, Irvine, &c, &c,
RAGS.
Canvass, Bale Rope, Grass Rope, Bagging,
DC, dc, purchased, for which the highest
price il Cash will be paid.
Neso York, July 1916.
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FOR SALE
MOULIN A5SCIE.

Lo propri6taire iRsoFme 10 public
en- general qu'iIa asheVe les PREPARATIONS q
son moulin, ct qu'iI4est prats j executor
les ordres guiluise o. lf6s, ayecprnmn.
titude. Bots do fouteS dimensions ct
planches constammsnt IN Vonte pou, du
compliant settlement.
FREDERIC ARBOUR
mai 10 IA
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PoTAToEs-40 barrels, for sale BY
BEAL IL Son
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TIME.

TIME.
Brass Eight Day 80 hour Clocks.
by c. c. FUTILE
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

and the army 10 the frontier OF Texas, had
been already repealed by hts colleague, VINO
said thol if he had not gwen an order oil
that kind he would have deserved impeaeh.
ment. Regarding the Florida treaty aud
the cession OF territory 10 Spain, that mat
ter has been gone over twenty tunes, ana
1t had been attempted to make him respon'
sible, though he was the youngest mem
Der of the Cabinet at that time. But he
disayowcd no responsibility in regard to
that treaty. l. was an admirable treaty,
and, If his memory served han, u received
The unanimous sanction Of the Senate
The Senator from Missouri himself was
therefore equally responsible.
MIR. &. spoke at some length regarding
the treaty, showing lis advantage. The
next charge was, that he was IL iaNof oil
recognising The independence oil Texas
Upon reference to the proceedings OF the
Senate, il would be found that every Sena-
tor present voted for II, 50 that The Sena'
tor from Missouri himself was Iusl Us re.
spousible US he was, as far as that was con.
cerned. la regard to the annexation oi
Texas To the L. States from the moment
of the separation OF Texas from Mexico
he had never entertained doubt that an.
nexalion must take place, IL was merely
a question Of time for lie knew 1t was im.
possible tina, she could long hold her indie.
pendence wlhou, involving Us IN Difficult.
ties. He had remarked to friend al the
time that two cutermiuous save , atcs
could not exist without mutually assisting
each other. lie had kept his eye upon
the subject Of annexation. 1t vas with him
me ely question Of Time. He had wal
ted patiently, aud rather advocated delay,
blt he lufe,aw that anne xaIun was indls-
pensable. Il was his determination to car
rs il through and he succeeded. II was
one Of the proudest acts OF his lie, aHd
the Senator from Missouri could moi de.
prive hun Of the merit Of bein. the author
of that act. Ii lhis Government had &C.
ted afterwards with common prudence,
Mexico and ourselves would have been this
day good friends. He had furburne to en-.
ter upon til. subject. Every Senator knew
that he was opposed 10 the war; but Nc
one knew The depth OF that opposition bal
himself In one short hout after the act
Of recognition Of the war passed, he had
said To his friends that deed had been
done from which the country would scarce.
y ever recover. A curtain had been drop.
ped between him and the future, aud lur
The first time in his life the future was shut
out from his view.
Mr.. c. enlarged upon this point. The
settlement Of the Oregon question previous
e. the commencement of nsiltiies with
M,Sco, he said was one of the most for.
luHalc events Tor this county that had ever
occurred. lit had not been settled before
conflict took place, the probability was
tina. there would have been no settlement
Of II.
Mr., c. continued al some length 10 re.
i ply to the charges advanced by The Scns
Tor from Missouri The report Of his re.
.narks, as well as those Of Tie Senator fron
Missouri, ia necessarily deferred.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
INcFNpIARY AND THIEF.

o. Tuesday, the 10Th u!l. about Il o..
elnc az night, the Couon-house belonging
I'D inc L faHkiiu6ltiv tt---r..t,,,tn, C,,u,.
Pany, containing 80 bales of cotton at iho
ume, WAS SET on fire by some unknown
humid. AZ soon as the iifc was discovered
and the alarm gwen, all the citizens rush.
ed to the scene Of conf grafton, aud a.
ln1us them we're The Superintendent and
Clerks oi Tie Company, who "a the hurry
and confusion, bad left the Cauuling.foon
without taking the prccautlon 10 lock tho
door Inc Inccudary, who vas undouat.
ely watching tic opportunity then went
~, and took from llo draw s jUO, llu.
adjus % tho enormous crime u Accnil.
an>m theft.
Most Of the cotton and the building con.
tanning u were consumed, bat fuuunuely
Tie fayagrs Of the fire we're extended NO
farther. lhe loss winch lie company sul.
iers Is estimated AT $1,000. The Villain
who pefpelratcd these euurulties la. not
yet been detected. 1slJyro Hcyald.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
ASTOUNDING FRAUDS.

\ committee Of the prcscn Legislature
Of New York, have been oycfhaullns lilo
dotng, OF tic Canal Commissioner. Con.
lfacto,s, &c, and have discovered frauds
e The amount Of hundred. Of thousand. Of
dollars, pefpetrated within tho last Eve
years. These pccuIatIpns have been made
by Commissioners, Engineers and Con
tractors. II viii be recollccted lhat the
Canai Commiss'oncrs are elected from .
mons politicians; that The Lpcafocos have
hell me oiices for number If ycars.
Truly they have pocketcd " tie spoil- 10
some purpose. Tins year there /, a Whp
mapu'y IN The Leg stature, aad 90 HE
teop'e are aii,rded an orpauua,ty or .er.
ins how iiey have becn robbed a tbe,r
m9ney.-fay. OBS.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
Correspondence o. the Daily Delta
HLPORT OF A BATTLE

CANr WATSON Feb. II, O'Clock, +. VI.
Eds Deifa-AlIer closing mine Of m.
morning, ! pfoce dcd to the cncampnent
and had no di-m united Som INV horse lao.
tore ] vas asked by thousand persons
whether ! had the particulars Of IL f IN
between 1on. Taylor aud Gen. Sanrn An.
"a, at Monterey. did not know wha, 10
make 81 II for While, but OF last succee.
dcd IN obtaining enough items 10 show lbat
GENERAL Taylor had again met the enemy
a soon as heard tins repllred 10 he
quarters OF Gen. Iwiggs and he horned
mo that three Mexlcans had arrived ina
morning from Victoria, who had sad I'm,
me forces OF the Americans after reireat,na
from Saltlllo, lad made stand =, Mo,,e
Iey and gwen fight TO the Mexican. nnd,,
San'a Anna, The conflict is SAID ia have
been long aud severe, and the loss mani
on both sides, but, that the Mexicans MI,
rhn'eiY gave way, aud they sustained
heavy loss in killed and woundgd--amona
inc lattof was Gen. Arlsta. Al Ibis mo.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

menl have little lime for Comment. Fy
er since | have been apprised Of the d.
pariute Of the enemy from San Lui. a.
Potosi, have been expecting To hear ,ba
news of battle. To encounter Co.,
Taylor, Santa Anna would wish five ,,ma.
his number of men, aud knowing ,bs,I
feared for the issue Of baitle, and o,o.,
confess TO you, that believe more fan,
that battle has been fought than d, -
the reported result.
Ii the rumor is true as reported f,,I
why should The Meacans say SO aua A.,
themseltes,) you will have tie partleul,.,
long before We will here,
Cl&PARRAL.
More Nerss 81 the rfport,d Figh b,f,,,,p g.,
usl Taylor and Santa AnHa-il. Dst.l. =.
gisen by The MsTieaHs
TsNrico. "Wednesday night,) Feb. II. 1877
Eds. Deiid.-Ihe rumor sen, you M.
evening, relative TO a fight between s,,,.
Anna aud Gen. Fay Tor, oihopgh Me,,e.,
News, is credited BY almost etsi, ohc,,
here. The adv nce of Slnls Anna C,om
5 Luis to Salillo, had prepared every
one for the receipt Of the news Of b.ltI.
either at that place or at Monterey. md
from that they more readily eredlted n.
report. The force Of the Mexican enn.
mundcr mus, have been large, judeey
from the notices Of their dep rture ltom
San LUIS, an6 he had enough, 10 hi, own
mind, 10 oyercome the 4 OF 500O-lf tb,i
many - Of Gen. Taylor. lndependenl al
this the fact of the Mexicans reporting tin,
news, which is against themselves. induce,
me to attach some credit To u-ior, ~ \
have said before, there is generally sopo
fire from where this sort Of smoke i.se..
The account, as gathered II lasl evening
is little more ia detail than !. ,et tora
IN my first letter.
Ga the approach u Santa Anna To Sal.
iillo, Gen. Taylor fell back on tho road 10
Monterey, followed by the Mexican chlsf.
In his eagerness TO outilank our genera
and cut of his retreat, he extended h.,
line too far, aud so ~eskensd hls ceuur.
that the ready eye Of old Taylor immcdl.
ately discovered the advantage, and ~hse,.
ing his column to The right hy QHekl
mose, cut through their centre, and ms e
such work on the advanced hslt, that IL.
fore the rear could render th,m o., q.
sent al service, they we're cut up sad 90.
perscd. The number Of Killed VII the p.,|
Of the enemy, j. represented by the Nu.
leans TO hase bcea greater lhan sny o'hrr
battle. Amongst tie dangerously weual-
ed hear The name of Gen. Arisla men.
toned hut DO NOT learn shelhrr he !, i
prisoner. could mention to YOU lie
names Of several Distinguished officers vi
place implicit confidence 10 thi. news, b4l
It Is unnecessary.
II YOU have not received tie nsr, 1
this fight, look at our last dates from Moo
tcrey. |, would take this news ~,,a a
eight days 10 reach here and It may b. Il
many more before II reaches your cry,
CiiAPARRtL
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18


Eds. DeliG.-AgsIn last night. We yer,
visited by a Noflher, and i, !. Iostlia
matter to lay whether any vessel can pa,
the bar. The ship Ell.ier va. ID tie "a;
last night, With dispatches for Gsa. Scott
She Is from Lobos Island
There Is a great deal Of talk tbs morn.
ing about lhc fight up lhe country .ad !
II dad not occur as related, icsl esfist
that a skirmlsh Of some SOFT has taxed
place. Il mny look strange, IN ny bosI
letter of yesterday, To be detailing ftouI
ruuur how on attack was made Sc, Iag
SIMPLY set II dawn 90 show that # Il 4
without Truth, hoW fUmor can esther "a
Pr0babtiHt's enough 20 work up g@d
story. Is ! said before, you can compsri
dates, mud exercise your owD judgment 4
to the possibility u is truth.
.CHAFARgAl@
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
CURIOUS DISCOVERY IN NATrR.t
HISTORY

There was lately discovered il opening
quarry at the Island Of Grand C,na,v'
inc skeleton Of an enormous dog. IN n oood
state ol preservation. Il was purchased bv
he Consular Agent Of France, aud semi 10
n y, Museum OF Natural History at Paris.
y = an object Of the greater interest 10
SCIENCE IRON the fact that il belong, 10
MAJ enormous race Of dogs which, accor.
d'ns to PlIny, gave the name to the Cana.
nes' and which for some centuries have
disappeared from the face Of the globe
Boston Adpeytiser.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18
\ NEW Use or rue MAGNETIC TEL.
EGRAPU

1eslcrday u Tie Superior Curt, Tie ri.
al OF Cooper rs. Barker, reported in our
paper Of Tuesday, vas adjourned until Fri.
H"y az We instance q the defendant, who
wished the presence Of witness now n
Geneva, aud who was summoned BY mean,
OF TIE Telegraph, promising to be here ),
that i,me.-Net0 iork Courier & Eaq.,r.
er, 4ih inst
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

SALrlILo. Feb. Z, ISL.
Wy Degr Copfuta.--I have only hm'
Ia wsile few lines, aud have but IaIi'
news to communicate.
Gen. Taylor with MAJORS Squadron
Bregs and 1homas's baitefis, ,pd III
Mississippi regiment arrived here on "a
"a instant. lie has taken hls position 4
Aiuc Nucva. All the troops y ~ olhcfi
day after tomorrow, except lew, sbI
will remain IN town, and Pixies 'quidfon|
which has gone 20 Polomus. The enginI
are still near us, but viii not attack a..
Yours truly. Sc, &c.
There Is but Iulle doubt now but thal
Gen. Minon viii give Gem fal III coosel
efablo trouble. 4 regiment Of Texas Kan
gers - very much needed. They should
be allowed TO enlist for SIX months, II lf
are aycfse 10 engaging for an lndeila''
time. Gen. Tay Iof wants troops who lhal
roughly understand this kIud ol wailafeI
as Tie Texans do. II.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

Doctor, shy have lost nv teeth ~
inquired a laxative female Of 4 physician.
ou have worn them out with you,
loagpe," was Tic reply.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18

II seems that Gen. Taylor is busy, na
king water tanks, and collecting aig
tram ul wagons and pack mules Inc ef
emy has ieii that part Of the eouH'} 10
parts unknown, bu, il supposed to nav
moved towards Vera Cruz.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1847-03-18


From an n-casinnnl correspondent y
the New Orleans Pcayune al Camafso
Camargo. Merico, Feb, ., Isl"
Ny Dear Slrs.-W When wrote lo1
last, the mule train vas in check by a Iaa1
chcro force near Aldamas. Col Mofsa"1
OF the OHIO volunteers, who IS The eaHl
mnndIpg officer Of this place, upon 'no =
ceiptoi the intelligence Immediately me'n
ted y party Of his men and proceeded 4
the scene Of action. When be atfl'f]
there, he found the train had halted ap.l
waited reinforcement. lie ordetea n
forward and proceeded Two days, ana "etj
within three miles Of Cspidaro he eofsnP
ed for night, placing his mules (abon' eoV
10 an enclosure, with guard over 'oe",
That night, the ladfoucs OF robbers ~
upon the guard, siampeded ibc mule' :"
broke for the chaparral A party pO'su'
hem and recap'ured all but elghiy We
Colouel Mofgrn, with party q 'opYI
men, next morning started on me ua'
which, winding along the base o. 'ao|
and through The chparral, eo y
he directions of China.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21
School Visitors Notice;

VHE Undersigned having been ap>
Il ptiaied q sub committee visit :hc
Schools, and examine the Teachers IN
lhe FRS. School Society Tor the year ems
suing, hereby give no'.ce, that we shall
In..e, at the office "t F'nncis Bacnn, in
Litchfirid, ON Saturday, the 80 h 'nsi, n, |
O'Clock y. M, for the purpose of exams
lining Teac hers.
1t Is particularly rrqu'ste.! that all
persons who con,-,nlpla'- teaching within
the Sact.ty 10 BE- present, aud that the
sev,r"t D'str,cI C"mmi'leqf will 'nteresi
:hemsrsv-s 10 SEE 'ha, the Objects specl
.6t,, in this p"l,rs .f., nee mpHshcd,
4 SAMUEL FULLER, } Ac,ing
4 CYRUS GATiIN, ; Srha0l
FRANCS BACON, Visisors
Llcntirid. Oct"nrr, ID h. I947.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21
BRIGHTON MARKET.
MondaY. OCT. lllh.

i. At Market, 1875 Beef Cattle. 80 Cows
and Calves. 20 yokes working Oxen. $500
Sheep aud lambs. and about $3.50 swine.
Beef Cattle-Ex,ra, $6.75 first quail.
~. $6 25-second anu third qualities;
o. SO to5,
Working 0xen-Sales made at SO,
$50, and Sis.
Cows and Calves-Dull. Sales ram
ged from $40, TO S27, $50 and $500.
: Sheep and Lambs-Sales Of cid Sheep
at 81 rs, to $780, $l,25 and % IS.
Swine-At wholesale. 6 for Sows and 3
Tor Barrows. AT retail, from to6.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21

rUyHE subscriber hereby gives notice to all
4 persons liable 10 pay Taxes il, the Town of
Norfolk, that he will be At the residence Of
James Cowles, from o'clock until IL. A M,
Il Solomon Cowles's from until 4 p M. on
lnesday the Goth inst; at D. Francis b
Smiih'sirA,n until IL on Wednesday the 9th;
and at hisown residence on Molsiay the 25,h,
for the nrposeoi receiving said lax.
All persons neglecting to pay their taxes
before or AZ the time and place appointed,
must expect To pay travelling fees
JOHN a.. SHEPARD,
Nortnlk. Oct D collector
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21
St. Paul's Collegiate institute.

THE next session will commence Oh Wed,
,nesday Nov: Sd.
The acadetoical wear i divided into two ses.
sions, Of two weeks each,
Tesms.-- Board and Tuition 300, per SEES
Slun,
Day Scholars for Classical studies $40.
do do English $l5 per
session; or for anvfraciion less than a session
In cases Of sickness exceeding 4 weeks, deduc.
tion nf the tuition fm the time absent
GA few Ladies can be accommodated
% J. D, BERRY,
Litchfeid Oct 4th lS47,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21
Doct. Robert B. FeieeFss
OLOSAONIAN - =
.ALL-HEALING BALSAM.
BEWaRE oFDEcEPr7oNS FREUD


A N Advertisement having made lis appear
~ alce in this paper, stating thai my genu
me Olosannian was for sale at various places
in Litchfcld county The public are hereby in-
formed that my genuine preparation is only 10
se found in one sized bottles and those large at
81 per bottle. and that the label on the same
reads Doctor Robert B Folger's Olosaonian OF
All Healing BALKAN, and my name Is signed at
he bettom with oen. The spurious article
is put up in much smaller bottles. is wrapped
in salmon colored oaper, and my full name
not found on the toy vi the label. The sPnri-
Gus article alluded toll never prepared and
have nnthing TO do with.
Agents for Litchfel6 Connty--A. C. Smith
Litch6eld; Lathrop & Bradford. Wolcottville
Nathaniel Smith, Torrington; Alvord & Bro.
theirs, New Hartford; F. s. Woodford. Win
sted; F.. G Lawrence l. Co. Norfolk Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch 4 Kellogg, West
Cornwall: George H. Chase. Sharon, Gregory
& Pierce. Cornwall Bridge d. B. Scofield s
Co. Kent.
Il ROBERT B. FOLGER. M. D.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-10-21

Monday, OC1sll LIN.
At mar, Ell 1i50 Beef EAtlle, [10ll son r.
eEn.) as Cows and Calves and 4500 sheep
and Lambs.
Beet Ca,,le-prices. with an active re-
quest, remain firm al from s. to ~ per
cwt. About 100 head remain ursold
Cows and Calv~ .--$lS to $25 40 60 :
erslall-all suld,
Sheep and Lambs-The markell is
pleniif0lly supplied, but prices fsInain
vely firm; with a tolerably brisk de-
Rand We quote Sheep at from 81 so 10
$2,75 to $3.50. and Lambs 85c TO 2.75.
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N. a Cont ef Probate holden at Kent, within
Il and for the District Of Kent. On the 6rst day
q October 1877.
snN mo.ion Of George B. Hall, Executor 81
NJ the last will and testament OF
1 MRS. CH.aRTTY HALL.
ate efsaia district, deceased, six monshs were
limited and allowed from the date hereOf tor the
N.redisoss Of said deceased in which 20 exhibit
heir claims against the estate Of said deceased
% saia execuies o. Be dsbarred > recovery
lnd said executor = ordered 60 give nosiee %
md En;Valion and order by publishing the
illsas 10 . Newspapsr printed in Litchiield and
Z posing eopy on the public sign-posi nearest
svsAsre s0id decsased iast dweltin said dlsIEiets
JOHNSON 6. HATCH.
Esss. OF. 1. 1877, @~
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Iron Rank at Fails village.

WHERE will be meeting ofthe Stockhold.
ers Of the IRON BANK at their banking
gown. Huni's n -teI,oa Monday, November st.
ats O'Clock, A NJ. to adopt code Of Bye-Laws'
N B.-The third instaliment Of $s2 so on
each share ( the capital stock is payable al
the same time and place.
by sfder, R,M y. PEAsE, Cashier.
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Assessors Notice =

A LII Persons l,ni Ia o,v Taxes in the
IN Iownot Luchf1 I'd, ara by law required
Ito drake pr'ht d 1" written list of all aXab. Z,
property belonging " ~lrh pers ms on the first
ida" of Orinh-r " PARTICULARS 4 all
properly zeal ~ 1-4'ii Ii Stile to be ass sssed
and valued ard v &c So ID 10 the Assessors
by the 2tih Of the SIN" month, And we do
hereby give nn,ire that we will receive the
lists 50 made out and handed to us by said
tsfne and that prla'rd blanks NAV be had BY
calling upon either "i Tvs. or al The Office OF
the T. Wn clerk.
Captainsaf military companies are nosifi-
led that by law IT is their duty to furnish GER
tihcaic Of exempts nrevi"us I, said time
DAVID MARSH.
LUG US rOMPKINS,
sANSON c. SNirH,
LIE WIS H. MOSS.
TRUMAN STONE,
h Assessors.
f.itchheld Oct II is47.