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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08
REAL ESTATE.

- FOR sALE-The two thrse-story and ossemen I
. bck houses and lots % aud % Mostst commencing
~ y feet soufheris from Baysrd-st sNd neoses H'e
in good order aud well calculated 70 rent sne nsse
counter cellar under both For terms, Sc shen W.. ~
very liberal spry 70 Dr.. STEWART, oa TIE eorneI '
Mott and Peii -
Hs AT PRIVATE sALE-Ths three-story oriet
ia: house sni lot TO fee III sprinsst nofin siae
- txeen Thompson and Sullivan Sire Of ot ~ ey
100 feet deep The building recently built-modern iH
rrov,men. For terms &c. sppy 70
slv A J. BLEECkER, Auetionesr, brosds
- WEST FARMs.-To lesse. a beautiful eo1ntry
6: seat opposite the village Of Westeneser--,ne ma.
- .on 81 feet By 81 feet with me lawn, garden ffut
and buildings Of every and az sercs
!. si-n,,.a within two miles Of the hsilrosf Dept
Forshun Apply 10 A J. 5LEEChEk, Aastonesf,
- I'm -
- ATPRIYATE sALE-NINrhsr.Thse esrs-
= Sic three-.tory and attic brick hous- WIN
- kpc-n a. - Sinths; near University r4see ana tne
LOT 5 " half the block TIE house > BY - feet ineedins
the pikxzs-frished n modern style with every
-onvenierce-buit in the best manner ror Terms
xc appIyto 4. J. BLEECKsR, Aaetoneer
Fi~ or0 sd II
n. AT PRIVATE sALE-A valuable lot Of sfound
- on The corner Of Beaver and Newst-slfe - teet
- inches on Beaver. BY 81 feet on Ne~t rof Terms
ke apply 20 A j. BLEECkEk, Aneteneer.
ti~ ol0.- ~
- JERSEY CITY PROPERTIES sale three
I. TWO story brick basement snd ATTIC houses aeiehteF
- located within minutes wax Of the terry Inc
houses are new built with and well haished With hare
walls marble msntels sliding doors, closets and Fefete
with every convenience The above premises are pror
neatly situated and command extensive snd oesnnfa
view Of the rivsr and bay City Hobosen, Ae-
For terms snd full particulars sggly 70
CHASE BULkLEY, ISL Feliorst
a~a In, near Brosi~ay
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HoRTICuLTURIsT

LNOR JANUARY-Just received.-Ihis ~ofk - eoiteo
Il BY A. J. DowniDg well known IN this community, snc
every wsy capable o. exiting wofk Of this Kind IL
devoted exclusively 10 Horticulture. The July number
commences The voIumeOne volume Is already poehsned
and can also be supplied Suhscrpt s. per year.
n MARK h NFWMAN& CO. l99 Broadway.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

by ORDER Of the Honorable Albert Lockwood, Coun-
ID " Judge the County of Westchester Of the degree
Counselor Sc notice Is hereby gwen that an sttseh
ment has Issued against the estates Of WILSON,
OF Mkmaroneck In the said County OF Wesehester alb
scondng concealed debtors due proof made TO the
said County Judge pursuant the directions OF the Stat
concerning Attachments against ascending con
ceaed nonresident debtors and that the same Will be
sold for the payment OF their debts unless they me sad
Wilson Burlington and NJ b Burlington, appear and dis
charge such attachment according TO law, within three
months from the hst publication OF this notice. and that
the payment any debts and the delivery Of any proper
ty belonging the said debtors either Of them 10 them
either OF them for their use, or the use Of either OF
Them and the transfer Of any property BY them either
OF them FOR any purpose whatever are forbidden BY law
and void.-Daied SinE-sing, November 10, lofI
no lawSm N. l.. COBB. Auy Tor attaching creditor.
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- .pLENDID FARM IN Nes. JerseY f0r Sale
"a BEATTTFTT. RESIDENCE.-For Sale

to small farm consisting Of hfyhys 10 the town
- of Lewi.bor0, on the Harlem Railroad, two miles
north of Whtlocsville The said farm is well timber-c
and well watered, having neyer-f-ng stream running
through IT, emptyng into the crJton There Is on tho
farm good twosory frame house barns and other out
houses Being within two hours nde OF New-forko by
Rarsad the above would make beautiful country resi-
dencs for New-york merchant, gardener for raising
fruit and vegetables for the Newfork market
FOR farther particulars apply John Wilson, who lives
on the farm or 10 REV GEO. COLES,
o.ylr, Mulherrv-sr New-lork.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

IJ,s,inr between the subscribers under the hfm Of
CROSS BULKLEY A Co Is by mutual consent this dsy
dissolved The business Of the late hrm VIII DC ~
n Cro.s who Is authorized 10 the name OF the h
Tor that purpose New York, January 1913
" J. Il. CROSS,
r. GRIFFIN,
svs LEWIS ID. BULkLE1
NJOTICE-Tbe co-partasrship bcret9iore -1ecng De
lVtveen the subscribers, under the hrn oil JAOoDo
coNs Z ,b,s Ssy dissolved by its own limitation gel
' ALFRED JACOBS,
Eew-YoTk, January 5, 1913. JACob JA0Op9'
The subscribers will settle the affairs OF the iate nn'
and continue the business under The name Of a q
COBS - 49,, aLrn hdp .cSvvS''
Nsw.York. Jan 5, 1913. liilw.l JACOB JACOBS.
NyOTICE,-The subscriber has this day admitted Mr..
l\JOHN c. MOTLEY q partner, and the business
will hereafter be conducted under the name OF j. n
HERRICK CO at the new sore, "a Johnsl TO wnlen
they now removing. j. n hbh''SN-
II lmMTWsSThfSos
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PROF AGAsSIZ,s LECTURES.

4 N INTRODUCTION TO the study Of Natural History,
"A Series OF Lectures delivered N the all OF the Col
lege Of Physicians and Surgeons, New-loTk, by Prof
Aeasz. (Reported for The Tribune illustrated with
Numerous engrayngs Also Biographical notice Of the
Author 8vo. PIP IS.
Price p cents; when 81 is remtted by mail At our
risk will send five copies The postage on each copy
~ for any distance whatever The Lectures may
also be obtained from any Of our agents.
d22 2wDWASW GREELEY McELRATH
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DRY GOODS.


WIDE sHEETINGS-9o packages 9s, s.. e-f and
w l2i brown and blesehed Sheetinss. from the Wal
than, Stark, Hsnilton and Utica Mills for sale BY
a. NESMiTH A co. % ana :. Finest.
ELANNELS-leo ssl-s plsin and twilled white. scar.
let green and yellow Fiannes al wool. and different
widths and Qualities. For sAlsby NEsMiTh co
DO - and 50 Finest
A MEXICAN BLANkETs-5oe cases aud bales su-
N pert snd medium twed Blankets, 10, ~ snd la
for sale by ldsl NESMfTH co. So and 4. Pine-st
RLEACHED GOODS-Comprisins Al extensive as
~ soZtmeut OF well known styles, 81 Al, 81 -, lo-i
IA. and rs sud sS Widths for sale BY
die c. y HARRIS, Is Exchange plsce.
RLUE AND ORANGE PRINTS, on tine and me
eoths, and Of and elegant patterns for sale
low By ldiol C y. HARRIS, se Exchange place
L OW-PRICED PRINT CLOTH~-For sale BY
~ ldiel CT HARRIS, 40 Exchange place
/ OW-PRlCED 81 BLEACHED GOODS-For
iLssle By idiol q. y. HARRIS. - Exchange plaza
MUFFs: MUFFs:: MUFFs...-wM BROWN,
I'A ID Cha,ham-st opposite Roosevelt, has
sortment of xuhs which be viii cell At lower prices
they have been sold In this city he 10 hnish-
ing Of the mos splendid Lynx haas thai bsvs
been In this narkss. dislD
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MR. GALLATIN'S PAMPHLET.
EWRANK,S ffyDRAULICs

rJNHlS PAMPHLET, on the War with Mexico, is now
printed in Extra Tribune and msy be purchased 81
our counter for One Dollar per 100 co les
GREELEY MCFLRATH.
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BOOK TRADE.
GREELEY & McELRATE

Tribune Buildings. New-Yerk,
PnJlisk the foiiorciHg Books. rhsoA they sell al
the prices dHEered-
PETZHOLDrs LECTURES TO FARM hef".
Frs ON AGRICULTURAL ChEhls %
TR1...... ~. -. al . y
JOURNAL or AGRICULTURE, with Engrsv-
ings vol svo. Co p 10 match tse sDo'e'
DR. LARDNERs LECTURES, with engra'inss' O, q.
RANDALL's GEOLOGY, limo cloth. .'''..''''. y,
no Do. Iemo. ................. ~;
HURLBURT's ESSAYS ON HUMAN RIGHTS,
GERMAN AND ENGLISH PHRASE BOOK,
10 Do Do. Paper =
DTsRAELrs CURIOsITIEs or LITERATURE,
with The additions BY Griswod, Cloth s.
THE SILK CULTURE, plates PaPer...-..... .
GRfFFlTH's CHEMISTRY AND DALTONs
PHILOSOPHY .:..::.:................'.. :.
ARAGOs ASTRONOMY ........:.-........:....
POLITICAL ECONOMY; BY Atkinson, with an
Introduction by II. Greeley, ................... -
ELLSWORTH'S PATENT REPORT........... Is
GUESONS TREATISE ON Mich COWS,
Do. Do Do. Psper....... 81.
WING ALMANAC, ls44-also, l345 and '4o-eaeh II.
WING ALMANAC, l847......................-.- u;
OCOSNELL's IRELAND, Paper ............... y
AMERICAN LABORER, Imperfect .......-... IL.
Sold br all Hookselscrs.
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NOW READY,

VNHE ANGLERS ALMANAC FOR l84s comprising,
beside the usual information, Statistical Accounts OF
Fishing Angling Anecdotes sc &c with enbe ished
cover, enblematc engrsvings &c. Prce II per dozen;
II cents each For sale by
JOHN THROWN co. l22 Fultrn-st.
Also by Burgess StrDger Go. 222 Broadway; Long
Brother, 50 Ann-st Berford Co. Astor House and w
II. Graham Tribune Buildings. j.
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NJ House and lot ITO Sulvsnst A. present occupied BY
Rev. Dr. Patton. The 10, is 81 feet front by 100 feet
deep The house IL Of brick two stories high, eovernf
the whole front ofhe lot of modern built With
aud expense. and Is well adapted TO the COM
fort Of large family having the Croon wser and COOK
ngrange with basement and under cellar In the yard
are several grape vines the fruit OF which have obtained
the premium from the American Institute
Also The two story house and lot ie Broomest on the
south side between Mercer and Greene The lot Is .
feet by 9ai feet deep The house Is modern bait,
and In excellent re pair with Croton water .nd kitchen
range now occupied BY Or. Gaea Carter. 10 the yard
The s,yo.orS house and lot % chry.,i. ct now oc-
eupied BY Mr. Wm Dodge Jr. The lot !. . feet front BY
100 feet deep The house 10 brick and has tearoom In
the rear.
The property may be examined any reasonable time.
a. 'i iswsn '''' n r ELDREDoE, Il walla.
a. FOR .tIE.-A farm within : mile. Of the City q
Hudson. containing SO acres u ssic 70 be one o.
The most valuable farms IN Columbia Co1nty-the
wood and timber estimated be worth AZ east cio
Apply TO ldDal r ). NALL s. Bsrel.,-.t
% FOR .ALE OR ExCHANGk-A eoentfy seat
~fruit-buil6ue suitable for sente.l residence-sia
sted about miles from Newark. J. convenient 70
Railroad Depot n growing nsishboFhhood near church.
ii in. i'm y BUTLER, Tribune Buildns.
- SPLENDID FARM IN Nes.Jersey for Sale
This valuable Farm Of SO acres, manson hoase iam
houses and very extensive out buildings, together
with good saw-m three good orchards with every va
ety Of fruit together with 5000 peach trees ready 70 set
out and excellent ARRANGEMENTS for large flock VI sheep
Il i. situated in Bergen coanty within three miles Of the
Erie Railroad snd mile Of The Paterson Depot nov
making the Rsnspo runs through H. Se &c for iar,hef
particulars apply toIn t1HOLLY PAYsON6 PIne-st
90 FARM FOR sALE.-Wili be sold BY JAMES
M MILLER, Aueioneer. at the Merchants TX
~change at u o'clock on "Wednesday, February 2
isf8 very desirable farm late the residence o. Peter
Aymar. deceased about mile east Of the village OF ia
naca Queens County. consisting of about eleven acres
Of land which is good two story dweng-house and
a baru .nd other out buildings
Also, pew SO in ST. Thomss's Church, New York
For farther particulars, inquire Of j. o BAkkEk Esq
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

ST ~ ". souyHzcT. iss ssnsIvaS
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DEACH-ORCHARD COAL-Now disehLrrnf
L fron BARGE MONUMENT, 100 tons stone,
BARGE SWALLOW, IS tons Broken;
BARGE HARRISON lls tons Esx;
SCHOONER FAIR WEATHER. 81 tons Suk
For sale low from vessel Apply 10
Z. STOKES DlCKERSON. io7 AnLhony-st
ON nsa Broadway.
(sOAI-Ioo tous hrst su.litY Liverpool, sio.l, aas
u Tor sals By JOSEPH AcMURRAY.
q Of Pine sn5 santh sta
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& Sj.-COAL. AI.-AH ander cover from
scCsrorn.-A fall supply Of Peach Orchard and L>hgh
Coal Of all sizes and of superior quality yard deiv-
cred free Of carriage low prices MT sire for snail
cooking stoves per ton, warranted not to enker At
-SIMPSON'S'l ards - Thompson-st SpriDg-sr and
Chrstopher-st- Gfeenwleh-avenEe and Jefferson
Market DIS In
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CHOICE FAMILY COAL.-HO1s-teepers VITO
- wish 10 procure for th-ir Winter supply. superior
quality OF Red White Gray Ash Goa eau be furnished
xth every variety OF sire the lowest market prices
Apply :. coal yard OF Rvi,yon snt sufol sis
l2O'Wsl-s, 70 ls12s Wssslul u. sSoWDsN
GOAL AT REDUCED PkICEs-I am now sell
u the be. Peach Orchard Red Ash Coal screened from
Ii. yard aud delivered 81 s. - for the largest szs Nut.
and 3 7for Stove Egg Broken and 3 cents less from
the boats Two cargoes Of Chestnut for sale
PETER CLINTON,
$50 I'm corner Of KIM .nd Green wich sts
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- ron SALE on EXCHANGE

VfU0 lfTIF- a|llH0 % 70 y f1I' y
fruit-buil8iur suitable for gentesl rssicsnce-sta-
sted about miles from Newark \ J. convenient 70 a
Railroad Depot In growing esh5ofhhood, near church,
two schools, sc. Inquire 81 80
N i'm. 81 :. RrrLER. Tribune Bui.dlnss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-08

% FOR -ALE.-A farm within miles Of the CITY o.
Hudson containing so scfss Il 10 SAID 70 BE one Of
the most valuable farm. IN Columbia Co1niy-the
wood and timber Ia estimated 20 BE- worth AZ least -"'
aoply 10 fdiDrl T. J. HALL s. Bzrclss-sr
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. ATPRIyArE sALK-A v.la.bls los q 9

AT PRIVATE SALE-A fti1spo ~ -,
4. on the corner Of Beaver and New-S-sHr - ieet
- inches on Beaver BY 81 feet on Newr For terms
kc apply 20 A. J. BLEECkEk Aeeteoees
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
N. York, March AZ. $50, Wooster 81,
Great Female vWeAtcSa,e.

DR. fUwnsend's Sarsapar,ia Is a sovereign
and speedy cure tor incIpIent COnsulnpt,ob
Barreuness, LeucUrrhosa. or Whites obs, ruc,.
ed or difficult Mensiruailon, incopIinsrct Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge thereof, and tor
the general prostitution OF the sy sle,h- 10 mat.
ter whether The result Of eli Inhe re M cause or
causes, produced BY lrregularlty Isl. kEess or nc.
cident.
20 Nothing can be more surprising that its
invigoratlng effects on the human frame PEI.
sons, all weakness and lassitude, from takii
1t, at once become robust II nj full Oi energy uh.
der its influence. 1t imme diaiely cuunteracts
the nervelessness Of the female frame, Win. b
slhe great ce use OF barrchnesS.
IL will no, be evpocted of us, in cases of
dehcatea nature to exhlhi, eertifica teeofc
performed; hut We can assur. the affiIcteo al
hundreds OF cases have bt en- r. ported to MS. =
children, after using a. few bottles OF THIS IN.
valuable medicine, have be EN- bles, with heaill v
offspring
TO Mothers and Married Ladies
This Extract OF SarsaparilIa has BEEN ex
pressy prepared in reference to female com
plants. NJ female Who has reason to suppose
thai she s approaching that critical period,
the turn Of lte, should neglectto take il, as it
is a certain preventive tor any OF the numerous
an horrible disc asses to which females ire sub.
ect AT this time OF life. This period NAV be
delayed for several years by using this me disl.
cine. Nor is il less valuable f"rrhose " no arg
approa ching wUp,anh"Od, as il is Gale ulated 10
assist nature by quickening the blood and i n
Migrating the system. lndeed, This med icinc S.
invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases 10
winch women ere subject.
IT braces the whole system, reDews perma
nenty the natural energies, by removing the
impurities of the body-not SO far siimula ling
the system as to prodnee a subse quent reIaxa-
ton, which ia the case with medicines taken fos
female weakness and disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Hartford, March l2,h. ls45.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

Dr. Townsend's Sarsspsrila is M less cue
cessfu in curing thisdistressing complaint, than
for dlseas OF the Blood, Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, and Nervous Debility.
York. For sale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States, West Indies and
Canada. t.f .f'.a
None genuine unless put up in square bottles,
which contain q quart, and signed with the
written signature OF So TOWNSEND, and his
name blown in the glass.
% For Sale at the Drug Store in Lite. 6ela
and byTerry and Porter, Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24

Head Quarters, 9TH Reg't. Conn. Militia,
WalerIown. August !, lSls. }

E,oa Quarters, 9TH Reg'l, Conn. Militia,
WalertowO, August !, 1879.
FIX pursuance of Brigade Orders, No 20,
the A.h Regiment is hereby ordered 70 ss>
s.mblc a |, Liichtield, for the PurPoSesot En-
campmeu,, Discipline, inspection and Ne
view, on the following DAYS
The Field. Commissioned, Stan. and Non
Commissioned Oficers, and MusiciamS' q"
their reSpective uniforms, with their arms
and instruments for practice, on tueSdaN
,h- 29.h day Of Angus, lS4S, al IL O'clock
A. M.
The Privates of each company will ar :
non, n, the uniforms Of their respective
compauies. armed and equipped aR by law
required, on Wednesday, the StDlh day ofthe
above named month Of August, al III o'clock
A. NJ. .sl.
Each Non Commissioned Officer and
Soldier will provide himself with twelve
blank cartridges.
The Regiment will be required to per-
fD~m the ordinary duty Of troops IN camp
II is expected tina. each company will pro-
vide themselves with a sutler 10 provide for
,b.ir Subsistence while the Regiment re-
mans m camp, which time will expire at
shutdown on the 3ist Of August.
Commanders Of companies will cause
their Subal.erps, Nom Commissioned ON
crs. Musicians and Priyates, TO he legally
warned TO appear at the place and precisely
q, he time above specified.
The Commandant of this Regiment, re-
living with confidence upon the cheerful and
etiicien, corporation of the respective ON
GERS uuder his command, trusts that the
an. roachins Review will be conducted in
encb a manner as will reflect honor upon
themselves, aud afford qualification TO all
vino feel an interest," in the welfare Of their
country. VIM. b. HOTCHKISS,
Colonel 4fh Reg't Conn. Militia
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
f{heUnaatiSm.

his SaTsa parllla is used with the most Der
Bccess in Rheumatic complaints, hOweve
ere Or chron,c. The astOnisnin. cares II has
erformed are indeed wonderful. Other RENE
dies some times give temporary relief: his en-
ilrely eradicates ii from the sy sten,, even VIXEN
the limbs and bones are dreadinIly s~ uIlen
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford. CT
The following is an extract Of aletter received
rom him:
DR. Townsend-I have used one bottle Of your
Sarsaparlls and find il is ellie in is effect
upon chronic rheumatic pam to which am
subject. from an injury OF casioned several years
ago in q public stage Please send me two bot.
ties to the care Of d. Seymour. ] have con.
versed with Two OF our principal physicians, and
recommend your Sarsaparilla.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
EJveV:akU9RLE 400
MILY COMPANIO ON

OK Lectures cp Causes, Prevention and
- Core Of CONSUMPTION, Asthma. Diseases
Of the Heart. and an Female iDiseases.. 2ai
naxss, 90 sngsasinGs Paper SO cls' beund
IS cts aMailtc aNs part 1postake o g e,s
Shoulder Braces and CheeN Expanders. 'ssa,
Mail I" any part 80 cts p6stage, THhali6k
Tubes. Sitter, $s3, by mail letter postage. Alb
dpmsaai Supporters, perfect, 80 10 slG, for all
Knpiuree. Falling Of the Bowels ard Womb,
aAa Weak Back and Chest sent by Express
ryerywhsre, Fnr .R.aces ~ Supporters. or
/ VKunsnse Srppoytevs, give height from head ia
Toct, and circumference i: ,ersc, NEXT Inc 4ur
Each. Just ab"vS tkS kipS IfRIntufs, ineh-
atnn ~lieh side. AgcNte tvatteA nv the sal,
| 81 the above gooas Address D.. = 2. Fg1 CH
TOT Broadway. New York. post Paid.
April "a. Ie40 n vs. 50 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
MOUSATtIN1C n
RAILROAD.



TIVE Cars will run a. follows. daily (Sun
l. days excepted)-
Going NORTH. Going SOGfA.
Leave leave
sr,dgepnrt 1890 1 Stale Line 92oAM
Iewi twn n 81 Canaan 10 30
New Milford IL Is p M wCornwallll %
" Cornwall l44 N Milford IL Is p N
Canaan ais NewtowR O5
I Arrive at Arrive al
State Line $50 Bridgeport 400
An extra Passenger Train leaves NsNv Mil
ford for Bridgeport at = M. Returning leaves
Bridgeport for New Milford at 4 Pm
For .Nesc York - The steamer Niagara
leaves Bridg. port at 2 n on the arrival IF
the through passenger train. Fare from
a.itchfeld 10 New York 32.7S
+ For .AibGny and RosfOn. - The passenger
train arrives al State Line in season to connect
with the cars ON the Western RaiirOad (or the
east or west Passes gers arrive in Albany,
TROY, Piitsield, Springfield sc. the same day.
Stages run in connection with the cars to
Woodbury., Bethlem, Danbury, Litchield,
sharon, Norfolk, Winsled, Lenox, Lebanon
Springs SC
New York. passengers having through tick
els have the privilege Of stopping one day in
Bridgepors ''
! No agent Of this company is authorized 10
take charge Of specie. bank mites, or valuable
papers. or 10 receive them for transportation
IN any conditi"n.
C A. KIRKLAND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, April 1913. SOFT
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
HALF A PILL

TRAYED fr,m the Nuk-
~ SA kO-crber on or ahou, the SOh
~ June, one hrish. red. aix yeas
old Cnw. Whoever will rrtnrn
.1A~~NA- said Cnw, or give ,niormat on
wayded. ALBERT HITCHCOCK.
Walssbsry Ase. "a, les.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-08-24
Geese Feathers.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. madearrange.
1 ,nentsto kee pa constantsupply of a
firstrase article OF Geese Feathers
-scleced and packed with greatcare by
ourselves in packages from 20to 5Olbs.
and will furnish al allsimesa nyquantity
from 20 to 1000 lbs. of quantity they
will warrant to beas GOO as the hest
atlas low prices as can be purchase o
equa lquality in the state.
3. & l.. HURLBUT.
EVsak lie efe~ r8A2 ''' IF ''t"