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mast have gone down during the night - there
msndous running and bewnd heavy from tbs
SPOKE Cutter on the Woodlands cruise The Yer
nout has days from the banks OF Newfoundexper
esc ed adverse winds and heavy westher,
Ship Panthsr lcf Basgor PARKER !, Ssys from Mstsn11c
lat IS 90 lon H. the 4 and 9Th inst expesncsd
we're rsis OF wind ESE laid for 40 hours,
stove pul wsrks. dead lights, sprung aieak &c.. .
French bark AiRle 60 from kochelle with
brandy &c 10 SeEnette X
Beg bark Key De rauwar, u days from Antwerp,
with mdss, kuncke Experienced very severe gales
on the boat, split sails. stove cameoose
b. S.E Kaehssss baTss d Yarmouth Ns day. from
Sc John NB, with plaster. TO Il Irwin.
Bark Undne Paxton N days from Para with india rubber
&c, Bishop co Loft brigs Black Hawk. for NYok;
Zane, of and for ssiem, soon
Dutch saot bark Ksmsnza. days from Rochefort
IN bailsst, Boorcn, Graves n co.
schr Ida RUSSELL Nickerson: to Chatham, arr Tuesday
but omitted days fro Jacmel Domingo 70
Douglass Feb a. lat 20 a. Ion Ha, spoke Mary Michaeis
from Boston for NOneaps.
Schf Herrck Jones ~ days from Havana. with mol:s
ses TO q Thurston Vessels left before reported. On the
30th when Of Matnilla reef spoke brig -, from
Schr Assnora of ssdswick Hsrriek 10 days from sasua
Ia Grand, with sugar, kc, to A Hsaton. :. =.
Schr M Marcy, Marcy, days from Philadelphia with
coal. - ~,o
TO b Blossom.
Below.
One bsrk-unknown.
Ships Baltimore Havrs; Enterprise, LiverpooI Orpheus,
Tampco barks Lewis Princeton and Acadia brgs Abe
Qua, Gen Wilson, Clarissa, and others
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FOREIGN MnrIxeta.

BARBADOS, Feb l6-Advices from Europe OF the scar
city Of food and from the United States Of the unprcce
dented quantity Of bread stufs being shipped to Great
Britain have had the effect Of sending every descrp
ton Of American produce at this port and superfne fsur
readily commands So corn meal SO, and other
tces in the proportion Two ships sailed yester
day from Carlisle Bay for the mother country with full
caTgoes OF sugar and 100 bbs -four The sending of the
latter article to England is something unusual but no
doubt prompted through spirit of speculation, and may
perhaps realize very handsome profit to the shipper
Correspondence Phil North .7meriean
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ALBANY, March 9, lS47.

lofI.
The Legal Con'missioners-- Committee of Co~ter-
ence, &c. &c.
The senate chamber. for number of weeks
has been converted into convent A bill for the
appointment Of commissioners of the American
code, and rcvisors OF the practice of the courts,
under the 18th section of the arst article of the
constitution. has bsen before the Senate. The
constitution, conferred the simple and. exclusive
power Of appointment of these commissioners
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10, 1S47.

The Wing Convention which assembled yester.
day at Harrisburg, gave tho nomination to Cen
eral James Irwin, as the gubernatoral candidate
of that party. There is every probability that the
contest will be close one, as both parties are
sangune Of success. The democrats calculate
with certainty on regaining their former ascen-
dency in the State and the wings say that Francis
r.. Skunk, the candidate Of their oppoaeuts,is the
easiest one to whip that could have been chosen.
Time alone can show which of the two have
formed the most correct conclusions. Nous per-
rOny.
The New York Telegraph line has been out of
order since yesterday afternoon. 1t has been as
certained that the interruption has been caused
by the breaking OF post near Princeton, New
Jersey. Measures have been taken 10 repair it,
but it is impossible to tell whether it will be in or
der this evening.
The Washington Grays, one Of our crack vol
unteer companies, are making preparations to
receive, in a suitable manner, the remains of
their former member, Lieut.. +. s. Blake, who
was accidentally killed by the discharge of his
own pistol, on the evening ofthe 9th May, made
memorable by the battle OF Palo Alto TIL. de-
ceased was attached to the U. 8. typographical
engineers, and participated in that gallant action.
The remains have been placed on board one OF
the New Orleans packets, bound to New York,
where they are soon expected to arrive. They
will subsequently be brought on to this city, and
Inferred with military honors at Ronaldson's ce.
meleIy. Our volunteer soldiery will doubtless
join in paying the last tribute to his memory.
Sales OF Stocks Mt Philadelphia.
MARcH l0-FIRsr BoARp.-2O Merchautx' aud Manufac
t.Ie,,' bank ~; go Morris Canal hk; 20 Lshish ga
pike 49, Frankord and Brstsl do al Germantown do s.
$500 Loan 6s , lox; susquehaunah Canal so; lot
do do
AFrER SALgs-2oo Morris Canal l44; IS Penn Township
Bank az 1000 State 6s 8l ITO do do 81 100 do do eo
Hate SIS III % Union TO 81; 1861 Girard Bank
1000 3 Loaa, 6s. 49, loiK; IS Union Canal, b4, 2aX
sEcoNp BoARp-6O Beaver Meadow Railroad 81; 24eo
Treasury Mites lo2 5000 Loan, So T7 lo2x; 1000 State
IS II; 100 Gird Bank l 100 Treasury Notes io2; LOCI
State So II.
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COME EHClAL INTELLlGENCE.
Brighton Cattle Market.

Brighton CattIc mRrkot.
MARCH 6.-At market, ats beef cattle so stores, IA
yokes working % cows and calves 1895 sheep and
so swine.
Prices-Beef Csttle-Extra ~; first quality So oo Sec
ond do IS 50 a So; third quality, 81 rs a IS 81.
Working Oxen-Sales Of three Jokes noticed at 500,
$72. and $lSa
Cows and Cslves-Dull. Sales at Sal. $780, and $4S.
sheep-Sales at 81 81, s. 50, 81, - 26j and q few
extra at S..
Swiue-At retail from ~ to Q cents.
We noticed eight beautiful csttle raised by Nose.
ley OF Wesfeld, which sold for something over 81
also beautiful white steer whose weight was 2525
lbs, and which sold for about $50.
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10, lS47.
Launch.

beautiful and substantially built bark, of 2S0
tons burthen, called the Irma, intended to ply
as packet between this port and Maracaibo,
was launched this morning at 81 O'Clock, from
the ship yard of Mr. Vogle, Almond street wharf
With majestic ease she glided into the water
amid the enthusiastic plaudits of some three
thousand spectators, third OF whom consisted
OF the farest portion of Gods creation, who en-
livened the scene with their smiles and cheers
The |. will be commanded by Gilbert Warner,
Esq late of the bark Cora. May propitious
gales and prosperous voyages attend the |. in her
future career,
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TO THE
LATEST MOMENT.
TEL EGG X APHIC.

WASHINGTON, March l0-l0 o'clock.
The Cabinet in session six hours yester-
day, and before adiourning, resolved not to &C
cede to the demand OF Major General Benton,
for the recall of Generals Scott, Taylor, Butler,
and Patterson.
This morning Mr. Benton sent a message to
the President declining the appointment as Major
General
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Norwich, Feb I
FOR SALE,

Nk A FARM Of hltytwo .cres, most dellghtiulIy 81
tTH tuated, about five miles from Elixabethtown NJ j.,
S2k comprising handsome commodious dwelling house.
lifted with marble mantles and every convenience for re-
spectacle family the whole including gardeners heusei
barns house, and other buildings substantial stats OF
repair; the orchard csnans twenty OF choice fruit
The easy from New York either by the various
from Jersey City the ferry Ezabethport whence
rail road within hundred yards Of the house,
this city The greater Of the purchase money can
remain three years bond and five cent
WISE u SONS, l72 Pearl street.
Also sale, dwelling house No. se Washington street
md
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New Bedford OIL

New Bedford OH Market.
For the week ending March 9, le47.]
Sperm-We hear Of no transactions.
WhaeSales Of small lots at $780, and in Farhaven 1880
a 1900 bbls., Eries cargo, 8sc
Whalebone-No transactions.
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CANToN-Shp Ashburton, from Boston-Rev Mr. Toby and
Wife hev Mr. suck wife and child Rev MIR johnson
Rev Mr. James Rev Mr. Spauidng Messrs Andrews, and
lodge Of m.
0IpsALrAs-5hip Hsrbinxer from Boston-saml w Dab.
ney. Fsys.
soUIH AMsRIcA-Brig Mohawk, from Boston-Mr Z Al.
len. oil Sasn.
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Passengers Arrived.

CALcUTTA-B,Ik Tsrt.r at Boston-Messfs Nathl Gould
and fisneis + Wells of Boston.
AETwERP-Beyi bark Jean Key-C Karnamulter, Lau-
reat Holzsr Me-, Lemgruber Antony Wiibuker, Jos
Reisack, Johl Clozbuser.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

MARCH 6-There were $50 head Of beeves offered at
the scales to-day, all of which seld except few
head Tho sales principally at So 60s8 Is per 100
lbs the sboof equal to STAT Is net and averaging
about So being an Advance few head Of inferior
Live hogs in fair supply and sales are making at
BOa6 rs.
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ny We understand that the Hon. Thomas H.
Benon declines the appointment of Major General in
the army rendered to him by the President and Senate
-Eefignal Iateiiiesncsr, March 10.
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Sales OF Stocks at Boston.

BaoKrRs BoAsp, March 0.-9 Concord Railroad 6sA;
as Auburn 4 Rochester Railroad 9s1<; % Old Colony
Railroad, 90; Vermont Massachusetts, Rsiroaa, 7bA
sol East Boston Company, Is; rs Norwich Worcester
Railroad, SIX rs do. so sly; 80 do 80 dol; 100
do, 81 so do, $40 69zS IS do, sl6 60H % do
30 d 5vX; % do, 30 Ola.
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FOX. SALE

ssA THREE STORY HOUSE on 23d street, between
R the End and Sd Avenues Ii is well 6nsned aud re-
range sink cold and warm ba hs water closets Sc Italian
marble mantles throughout the house yard Of nitceu
in front versndah and French windows The house
of Of six houses the south sde OF the street.
For further particulars apply TO WISE Y SONS,
Imsr Ito Pearl street
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FOR. SALE.

"a One Of the beautiful and desirable residencee
E n the State Of Co9nsetiegt situated il u. city Of
now and occupied by Mrs KIP and formerly the
resdcnce Of VIM e. Gilman Es9, by whom the house was
ofan with elegant shade and shrsbbery with
varieties Of fruit gooseberres, currans, raspbses
strawberries, &c.
The scenery the grounds besuful and picturesque,
equal to any State. The house very
with two wells of excellent and falling water the
premises and the place combine. every thing to make il one
fers opportunity any gentleman wishing beautiful
country seat -,
For terms and further particulars apply Charles Addoms.
ESQ., No 20 Granite Building, Broadway and Cham
bers street, to the subscriber on the premisea
W. e. WHITEID0E.
Norwich, Feb 10, 1877. n3 lmsrc
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MUSKETS AND PISTOLS.
1000 Ship Muskets.
4OOO 5000 Amer Banded Nuskes, with bayoaes
complete In the perfect order
100 pair Ship Pistols
100 Revoving6 barrel Pistols.
100 Bowie KIN yes.
300 Double barrel Fowng Pieces.
100 Single do do
Sporting articles. Gun materials Tools 6e, every thing
required By the Sportsman GunsmIth. For sale by
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OFFICE OF THE NE

New YoRK, Feb. 10, 1897
DyDENpThs board Of directors have =, thu X. DAY es
holders and after the 18th inst at the once o. the compa
n.y. No ~ Wall The transfer books Will ne closed
an N ins i''n INST 0' urDERHILL Secretary
z NOO DOzkN PATENT sHiRRED susrEN
OsOOODER8, embracing over twenty STYLES and
prices varying from bslow p 70 go per dozen for sale to
rer Of the fabric United States and exclusive Of
a. The patents for prees'sei 10 hS OF these
~ In re nCourslsads street =
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!" he takes to the mountains or the

% ct Libutas :" he takes to the mountains or the
chaparrals.
Now, one strong inducement tor peace with
such people is, that il is waste Of ammunition
to shoot them-a non-compensative expenditure
oil salt petre and lead and iron. They are an un-
equal enemy-they are clever soldiers in their
own way; but they are not, three TO one, match
for a company of our very rawest and most mex
perienced militia. All their late mo aements show
that they Of this iact-that II Is useless
10 atemptto resist the irresistible current OF uo
great northern hve-their efforts WIN DC 49, .t
as the sckly resistance Of the Romans, anu .ney
know it. They are out OF provisions, OUT OF aIns'
supplies munitions, and all the sinews Vi war:
Our forces are ealing up their scany surplus Oh
corn. Iike a swarm of locusts, the nules taxing
ot, tse green stalks close to the earth. With our
armies thus pressing forward, comPactng, com
binipg and concentrating, and witnout shadow
of cnance for the enemy, we cohiess tnat we
an end and that we shall have peace with the
close of the present active and comprehensive
campaign. 80 -,
and solid benefit to Mexico She may surrender
half her territory, and the advantages which she
will derive in the introduction Of modern inn
Of every character, will be an am
pie equivalent for all the losses she may have sus-
aineo Our only regret in this war is, that the
energy is so contemplate, and that the country
which he possesses is not inhabited by better
race OF people. But such as they are, it is their
country, and for the wasteful abuse of the benfi-
don an odd township or two. There is vast
scope Of country embraced in Mr.. Calhoun's line
across from the Rio Bravo, Mexican territory
equal TO half a dozen States OF the size OF New
Yoik, about which we have had this quarrel on
the Wilmor provso and about four hundred
thousand square miles, or tour-fflhs Of all this
territory, never can be made to produce even
black eyed peas, by all the guano OF lchaboe-
scarcely could it be made, by all The devices OF
Col. Skinner, equivalent 10 the support OF one in
habitant to every square mile. And yet, we have
had wise dispute IN Congress, whether this ter
rtory should be cultivated by free or slave labor,
when the Greater has stamped upon it the curse
of desert. There is room for little State or
two like the Jerseys, along the Pacific coast, and
that is all. The interval il wilderness, in which
it is always necessary for an exploring party to
eat IT'S mules, and dogs, and old shoes on the way,
and 10 come out on the other eide OF the desolate
region, halt starved, and on foot. We think there
will be no difficulty OF getting portion of this
district by treaty Respectfully, THK DoCToR.
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT, PROPRIETOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

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IS per anBum--payabie in advance.
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vance
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legblc The Proprietor will be fr
errors that may them.
PRINTING ofal kinds executed beautifully and with
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establi must be post paid, or the will
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED.
JAME5 GORDON BENNETr,
Proprietor of the
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FOR NALE CHE'AP,

- 1. RURAL; LIFE, fronting the bssgtifs! RsIitsn
k2 lands Of Neversnk to the Narows Large and snail
ms improved and unmproyed property so that the pur-
perry . 49, -.
Also valuable building lots, West Bloomfield,
Pompton adjoining the Mehodist Church parsonage and
posite the New Episcopal Church. Terms easy. Persons
desirou Of retiring from the city to healthy location any
where along shore all information DESIRED by
New Jersey f2S lm$rc
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
The Art Union.

The subscriber having been appointed" Hone orary Secretary of the American Arr Union,
 IS LOW receiving subscriptions Tor that lnstu'lons and enroillng nGIIes Oi tti,se desIrous Oi oecour ing members. The annual distributor Oi paint ings executed under the auspices Oi the g. ciesys whi taxe place n Leat mber next, and futn'eiss in se.i sufficient induce meni ior n.en.bership-~ to say nothing of the beautifu and expenslss en- .ravines 10 VI hich zach He mt CT IS n. lted. ..s
 The American Art Unon wasincorp0raieo oy the Legislature tt the State of New oTk' ies sh. promotion ot the Fine Arts Tn tne on.eS States. The price o, nemberh,P IS so V h;cn entities the me,nber t ail th privileges oi the In s,ituon The incone of the Art Union the :ast year was S22. .2.s5; and l46 Pain.nss. richly ira,ned, varying in price rom Si5 io SGOO were d;s,ribu,ed by iol a,nong the n'embers; and each n,emOer oi that year receives c.py "tti ia.ge and magnificent engraving, Sir Waiter ka'eish partinp tn hls Wife The inducements to be- come members thi$year are stilimore anTactivee m addition t. the distribution ol the usual hln'- Der oi paintings, 250 Bronze Medals w'll pc dif- tributed, and each nienSer "ill receive TWO large eDREavlngs! ,. ~ The anpua' meeting and distributor VIII fske place on the 24thof December The pTes1ht . ( m; ss, fayorab time to beF6me niemiOere Gen. PRosPEk M. WETAORE 's President oe the o'''ni PAYNE KENYON KILBoURN,l,, Li,ch6eld. Oct. lS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
D0ct. Robert B. FOlgcr's
 OLOSAONzAN ALL-HEALING BALSAM,

BE EWARE OF DECEP TTON& FRI UD
 A N Advertisement having made it's appear EA ance in this paper, stating .fst my gene inc Olosaonian was for sale al various places in Litchheld county, the public are hereby in> formed that lny ge nuine prepasa,ion is only to se found in one sized bottles and those large a, $l per bottle, and that the label on the same reads Doctor Robert B Fclger's Olosaenian or All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at he bottom with a oen. The spurious article is put up in much smaller bottles is wrapped in salmon colored naper, and my full name
 not found on he toI of the label. The srnri- ous article alluded 10 never prepared aud have nothing lo do with.
 Agents for Litch6eld County A. C. Smith Litch6eld: Lathrop < Bradford. Wolcottville, Nathaniel Smith, Torrington; Alvord & Bro thers, New Hartford; F. z. Woodford, Win sted; E. G. Lawrence & Ca. Nor,elk Oliver Ames, Falls Village; Finch < Kellogg, w est Cornwall George H. Chase, Sharon. Gregory & Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; D. B, Scefield < Go. Kent. .raat
 I m ROBERT B. FOLGER. M. D,
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
E .AAD W KAHN. N. York, March I 47. l5O, Wooster st.
Gs,eNz Female .1Eeeg cine.

Dr EUwnsend's Sarsaparlila IS n soverrian and speedy cure fr Incipient Consunption, Bnrrenness, Leu:orrhTa. nr Whiie<. ob-lrmct- ed Or difficult Mrnstru aiinn, incon'inence .i Urine, or involuntary GIscharge therrot. and fn' the general prustratinn ot inc svstem-nO ma ter whether the result of an inherent ranSt ut causes, pr"Guctd by irreglharstr Sickness or ar- cidrnt
 RT Nothing can he more surprising thas, Is invIgnra,ing effects on tnr human frame Pc sons, all weakness and lassitude, rom 'akir
 it, al once become r.bus' and full nf energy u'.' der it's influence. It immedia telv c"unterarts the nerve Iessness of the fe,nae frame, which is the great cause "i blrrcnness.
 It will no, he espocIed of us- in cases of s delicate a nature ~tn exhibit cer ificates Of cures performed; but we can assure the affi, that hundreds of eases have h' en rep, red to us Several cases where tamNheS have been without ch,lArcn, after using few h't les nf Ihis 'n' valua hle medicine, have been hlest with healtf v "ffspring,
 This Ex,racf Ot Sarsapar'Ia has bf n ex pre.sy prepared in reference [" female com plainrs. N" female wh, has reason to suppose thal she is apprn narhng that critical pet"d, the turn of life should nevlcc, 10 take il. as Il is a certain preventive for any of the numerous an horrible diseases to which females are sub ec, at this time of life Th's perioh may he delayed for several vaars bv uslug this mPdi. cine. Nor is i, less valuable for those who are approac ching wumanhnod, as it ia caieuiated h assist nature hv Qmickening the hlOoj and Tn vis.ratipu ,he system Indeed, this medicine IS invaluable tor all ot the delicate diseases t' whch women are subject.
 It braces the whole system, renews perpa nently the natural energies. by removing the impurities of the bodv-noi so far stimulating the sys,s n, as to produce a Suhst qment reIaxa ton, W hich is the case with medicines taken fol female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
TYPE FOUNDRY.

5S Gold, corner of Ann st., N. Y.
 THE subscribers is p,epa, ed to fur nish hand-cast Type, aud Printers Materials of all kinds at short n"'Ice and on reasonable terms 'tA 4f'7 t' ' II, aaasist tas-ssgs z
 ee1.proovieicrs of Newspapers whc have not as yF,ist.i for the subscriber who may pub l,sh th,s notice for three mnnths, will he en- titled to pay iniyi,e on pachasing five times the amount, ,of their bills fer adye, lis,pE. <, ;0S-Old Type taken in exchange for new at
 csnts per lb, ROBERT TAYLOR 202H
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
A. C. SMITH,

IT AvING recently returned from New HosE III with a large aud handsome assortment h GOODS, winch with his iorIneT stock etn- braces almost every article called for ID country slorc. avails himself Of Ihis method l' inform his customers and the public generally that he intends selling as low for cash, barter Ir approved credit, as articles of the same qua li.y can be purchased in this vicinity.
 Al A, C's may he found PROVISIONS anr FAMILY GROCERIES Of good quality-Als' Ploughs, Hoes, Scythes, Spades, Forks ane Farming Utensils geners'ly. Hardware, Join CTS Tools. Shoes, BoOtS Hats. and Caps of ev' cry size and qnaIiry-Good MolAsses at I've SHILLlNGs per gallon. l7 cents per ponnC will be given for good Butter during the wees and the very highest market price for all othe kinds of produce. Potash of superior quality
 Eitehfield, May nth. tS47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
1000 PAIR p0nTS AND SHOES

TT Reduced Prices fur cash, may be found "A at S Clocks. one door west of the Court House. and will DC offered at very low prices fur few weeks
 Unsettled accounts are in such shape as to require immediate attention. A word ao the wise is sufficient,
 IGsshks!d, May lS, tS41
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-12-23
n.,.,v " n.p ,uA..At AcrN,

BOOK AND PERIODICAL AGENCY. VNHE undersigned hAvIng established him. u selI as BUsk agent In the greai Literary Mart of toe UnEu-New Vosk--TespeciIully tenders his sseTvicrs Io the inhabitants Of Litch- iield, and the public generally ,wIth ass''rance, thai all orders committed io his care will he pr 1InpiIy attended to and forwarded per mail 0r as may he otherwise directed, with the ut- most despatch. Subscriptions received for all Magazines published in New Turk, and most ofIhosr Issurd from Philadelphia Boston. &c The F"rrtgR Magazines, Biackwv"d's Sc furnished at publishers I'ricrs Also. new l"f nidl BM'ks, ci cap Publications, Engravings, Music, Sc by whcmsoever published. Most T Ihe new Publications of the day can he for Sarded tv mail at a very Irffiing expense, and my sum from l2 l-2 cents upwards, eau he .atelv transmitted through ihe same medium. All orders should be addressed
 VIM PATTON,
 Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
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 " " B B. s'sT1nan' fsl%.ia Ne~ York.
 H. W SaItonstall, Meriden, Ct.
 A. Anderson,
 C W. Benedict, waterbury, Ct.
 2 B Cooke. Esq.
 Gen.R.C Abernethey ] Wolcotville'
 Geo. D. Wadhams. Esq. Ct. June 26, 1917. a e.r-