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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

NOTICE.-All the estate of Jere,
mah Calkin, assigned for the benefit of
his creditors, will be sold, at public sale,
a, his late residence in Sharon, on We'd
oesday the 18th day of March. l64S, I'm
less previously disposed of at private sale.
The sale will commence at o'clock A.
M. By order Of the Court of Probate for
the District of Sharon.
AZ 3w ... IRA WILLIAMS, Trustee.
District of Watertown S., Probate Court,
February 26th 1919.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

DR.. Bradlee-DeaT SRI consid-
erithe Hungarian Baisam On invaluable RENE
dy for diseases ofthe Lungs. g-.a-. s
Ny daughter aged about n. years was seiz-
ed about year ago with violent affection Of
the chest and lungs, attended with short
marsh cough. pain in the side weakness and
difficulty Of breathing, hectic fever, chills and
other symptoms Of speedy decline. or quick
consumption. sF IA 1901
She was sery rapidly rednced in strength.
induced TO try Buchaa's Hungarian Balsam,
which am happy 70 say, bad toe desired eff
feet. and in a few weeks raised her from the
state Of debility and danger described, &C per-
feet health. Nothing else with which am
acquainted, would IthiEk. have saved her life
ABIJAH SPRAGUE.
The above is true statement Of facts.
43im WIN. h. BARNARD, WGLdO0OrO'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

4 TPON the application OF the Admins
~ istrators ON the estate OF Daniel Per~
kins, late OF Cornwall. within and for
SAID district, deceased, this Court doth
assign the 10th day of March next, at 10
O'Clock in the forenoon, ut the probate
office in this district, for the settlement
of the administration account on SAID es>
tate; the SAID administrators are required
10 give notice Of the same. by publish
ing his order in newspaper printed in
Litchield, three weeks successfully, pres
vious TO sa id dav so assigned.
ZAP :}w PHIL.O KELLOGG, Judge.
District of Torrington, S., Probate Court
Feb. IA. 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

OrTbe suit instituted by DR.: whiting
against DR. chi'ds, testing the legality Of
the appointment OF each as Health Off
Ger OF the c.ty 81 New York, has been de-
cided in favor of tho former. ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

ac-It is now certain (if the treaty Of peace
shall be ratified BY Mexican GOVERNMENT that
we are to have large accession of territory to
the United States, sufficient in extent for
twenty States as largeas Connecticut At pres
sent no slave treads that soil. Slavery has long
been abolished there under the Mexican an.
thority. 1t is to be admitted into the Union
without the restriction OF the Wilmot Froviso,
and Southern Shareholders will claim the right
of emigrating thither with their slaves, and of
continuing to treat them as property. The
question. therefore, is presented to the con-
from the territory acquired BY the treaty, Tree
or slave States are to be formed ? That guess
ton will soon have to be met, 1t will be
prominent issue in the approaching President
tial Election, and more especially, in the elecs
ton Of Members to the next Congress. The
two us Senators soon 10 he chosen by the
Legislature Of this State will be called npon
to vote upon~that momenlous question; aud At
becomes the people of Connecticut to see to il
that those Senators are of the right stamp.-
We have good reason for believing that the
leaders of the locofoco party have received
money from the friends ofslavery at Washing.
toll to assist in carrying the Legislature of
Connecticut this Spring il the belief By 50 do
ing two dough faced Senator'S will be procur
ed to sustaint extension If the area OF Slave
~ over New Mexico and California Is it not
time foi The friends Of freedom to awake to du- |
ty. and sound the alarm. 1t is only through
the success OF the WHICH party. that SLAYER, |
ist be checked in its onward progress. and
we call upon all who ale for FREE
LABOR UPON FREE Soil to 20 to the ballot
boxes en- the LIST Monday in April next and
give their support to the Nhig Ticket.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
TO the School SOciety's Committee Of the Isl
School SocinfV in Iiichfald-

School Society in Litch6eld- y-,
Gentlemen The undersigned, inhabi-
lantS OF the 10Th School District ia said
Society, and others, request to have So
ciety's Meeting called for the purpose of
equalizing several Districts in said Society,
byAi ppointing special committee for that
purpose, or TO take such other measures for
said object as the meeting shall deem prop
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

TNHE Select meR and Town Clerk, of the
- Iownof Liichfeld, will meet at the Town
room on the last Monday OF March and on the
hTst Saturday Of April 1913 al 10 O'clock, A
M.. TO examine and decide upon all applica-
tions to I've admitted to the privileges Of az
Elector-and also upon all applications. by
persons previously admitted in any other Town
ioi the privilege Of voting 10 this Town at
the next Election Meeting. f"Ffe' 81
9"f JOSIAH G. BEcKwrrH. @L ia
.s... WILLIAM L. SMEDLEv. Select
TRUMAN GILBERT, Men.
Ats MURRAY KINNEY.
SAMUEL P. BOLLES, Town Clerk.
Litchfield. March. 18th lS4S q .3w +.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

by order of the Court Of Probate for the
ID District Of Ltchfeld. ak months from
TINS date are allowed the creditors OF thf estate
vi JABEZ SilERMA.t, late of LilchfieiG, de-
ceased, within whichto present their accounts
against said estate. to the administrator Cor
settlement. All claims not presented with
in said time will BE- dcbarred a recovery.
All persons Indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make Immediate paymenito
@ Ets'"' CYRUS CATLiN,
Admin istrator
LitchhcId, March 10, 1s4s "A 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
District of Torrington, SIS,
March g. 1913. {

W HTUH U ] CIC,
Estate of LYMAN WETMORE, late of
Torrington, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Torrington hath limited and allowed six
months from, the date hereof. Cor the Credi-
tors Of said Estate. TO exhibit their ella inns
for settlement. Those who neglect To pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, wiih>
in said time. win re debarred recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested tomake immediate payment to
LAURA WErMORE, Executor.
3w44. .us -.-,4 -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET.
$50. - NunAav.,sM;,rch2 %. --.. -. q.

At Marke, f,Ots Beef cattie. (65o son,h<
ern, the remainder Eastern and New York,
STATED 80 Cows and Calves. 600 Sheep and
Lambs. - . |.e.e.
Beef Cat,le-Good retailing Cattle now
sell at from Sc SOTO So per cwt
Cows and Calves--Sales at from Ssl5to
$25 10 $50. as in quylily. All sold.
Sheer and Lambs-Sales al from 1925
10 2.5OIo $50. 100 left over. *
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
POLLY A. CASTLE,
SAMUEL A. CASTLE.

SAMUEL A. CASTLE.
State OF Connecticut, Litchfield co.ss. !
Watcriown, March III, 1915. !
TTPON the petition Of said Polly A. Castle
" praving for reasons therein set forth, Tor
divorce, new pending before the General As
seml,ly IN and for the Stale of Connecticut. TO
he holden at New Haven, on the list 'Vednes-
dav Of MAY. 1913. 1t appearing to, and being
found by, The Subscribing authorities. that the
Respondent is absent from this State, and gone
to part.nnknown Therefore. Ordered, that
notice of the penlency of said petition by CIV
en- said Respondent BY publishing this order in
public newspaper printed in Litchfeld, IN
said County. three weeks snccessvely, com
mcncing on OF before the 10th day OF March
1915. . .-,.-..
.., HoLBRooK cURTIss,
Al Judge Of County Court Tor Litchiield Co
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

Jacob Kilbourn,
Alvah Stone,
Harmon Stoddard,
Homer Stoddard,
Rollin F. Kilbourn,
Truman Kilbourn,
Thomas c. Moore,
William Coe,
Norman Kilbourn,
G. T.. Palmer,
Dudley Hosford,
John w. Fish.
Putnam kilbourn,
Leonard Kenney.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23
NOTICE..

The eighth lecture Of the course
heforeihe Norfolk Institute, wilibe delivered
by VIM, B Rice. at the Conference Room on
TUESDAY, evening" Marbh 2sth, commencing al
7 o'clock. 4.r ..-t zI.s a..u .s.ts- a.
spaa F. N. SHEPARD. Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

n Young Man to work on a Farm for eix
months or year, One who is acqua inted
uaNwith farming will find employment aad
good wages, by applying to
.. BENJAMIN VAIL.
Luch6eld, March g, is47. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-03-23

Bcthlem, March 2, ls4s.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1848-06-29
WOodcOck's Patent Worcesteree

WIS is the easiest and comfortable riding vehicle
I ever invented, and superior any in use. The fol-
lowing is description: "
Its superiority consists in the compact combination of
cnaise or buggy body with axle pair of shafts and
half elliptic springs arranged that the entire weight Of
the body and its load is suspended to the axle (neiher
resting upon or tatigung the horse so also that the
Venlce Is Kept perfectly steady and prevented from
violent jerks or unpleasant motions, however rough or
uneven the road may he.
1t is constructed pass the weight under the axle
instead of in the old way 1t balances on leye
ground bears upon the horse in ascending, and relieves
him CT the weight in descending hill
Inc propretors would respectfully announce to the
public that they ready to sell State County or Town
Rights to manufacture and sell the above named carriage
They will also sell rights individuals to manufac ure
and sell limited number
WoODCOCK, JONES g. CO.,
GToice NO. l57 Main Street, LIST door north Central
Exchange, Worcester, Mass. If Maysi
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ROGERS PATENT STEEL
SeIf-sharDening CultivatOr Teeth,

THE subscribers having purchased the patent right
j. the above named Teeth for Worcester County, are
manufacturing CULTIVATORS which they would recon-
mend with confidence to the public they have driven
all other kinds out of the market wherever they have been
introduced.
lst These Teeth made of steel plates struck
shape with dies, form the shank of the
piece.
I'd They wedge into the frame better than any square
shank because they shaped being thicker behind
than forward and hollow that the wedge crowds them
forward and sideways at the same time.
3D.. They sharp instead OF dull, and when worn
up short be spread the lower end and dropped
little lower in the frame, and they will last another
of years.
The above CULTIVATORs and STEEL TEETH will
be kept constantly hand place, mile north of
New England Village. Grafton Depot-aIso, at A..
BILLINGS Store, Front Street. FORESTER and all orders
will be promptly attended to.
Persons wishing for these Cultiyaters Teeth, will
please call and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
N. b. All persons are cautioned against purchasing
useng any Teeth made according the above description
without the Patenees name them, all violations OF
our right will be promptly prosecuted.
T. & J. @. MERRIAM.
Grafton, April 5, 1948. Sm~
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

NIE subscribers have this day formed connection in
i business under the name OF DUNBAR g. BANGS, and
uo the WATCH, CLOCK, and JEWELRY BUSINESS,
in all its branches the Old Stand off, D. DUNBAR, III
MAIN STREET where they will be- happy to any who
may please favor them with their CUSTOM assuring such
that effort will be spared to offer the best stock of goods
their line and at lower prices than be found ia any
Their establishment in Worcester.
Watch Repairing and Jobhng done in the best manner.
II. d. DUNBAR,
Worcester, April 1, l94s. SIN. J. L. BANGS.
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PATENTS,
American and Foreign Office, and Agency Of the
U. S. Patent Office. Washington,
NJ Sknf0

u. .. fdtSut ODTCes " 0SHtItSt OH,
No. % State Street, Boston.
fTIHE subscriber by appointment from the Commission
of Patents is agent of the u. s. Patent Office fol rel
ceivng and forwarding the same, models specimens
manufactures be patented deposited therein, which
will be sent free of expense and RISK, and with despatch
He prepare Caveats Specifications Assignments and all
necessary Papers and Drawings will make researches
American and foreign works. test validity OF nven>
ton and render advice legal and scientific matters
respecting the Patents secured in Europe and
other countries.
By application at this Office inventors saved the
and cost of journey Washington, and delay there
well as all personal trouble in obtaining their patents
They also have the advantage OF verbally explaining their
inventions, and of consulting in respect TO them; matters
an general Of paramount importance in order TO obtain
correct specifications and claims. The experience of SIR
teen years. PRACTICE extensive collection of rare works.
decisions, &C., mechanical subjects, the Patent Laws,
and patents of different countries, collected at much
pense during the long time this office has been esablshed
together with accounts here kept of inventions patent ed
at Washington enable the subscriber to afford
DESTROYS Of procuring Patents assistance and information
which in other respects might be difficult of attainment
r. Ii. EDDY. Civil Engineer.
Boston, June 90. ewly S3 &eod
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FOR SALE.
FOR SALE.
TOOLS FOR SALE.

At the subscribers Shop III South Worcester,
ONE good Triphammer and fixtures, nearly neV;
" One 8 foot Geered Engine; single do;
l Chuck Lathe-l Buff frame and heels;
2 Grndstones and frames
l Grinder for grinding shears;
Milling Machine for fluting;
Boring Machine and Augers il
A lot OF Blacksmth's Tools
A ut of Mills and Drills for chucking Vices, Screw
plate taps, and lot of small tools, too numerous
to mention good Vice, Bench, and draws;
new improved Gard Shaving Machines.
The above Tools Will be sold low prices and posses
sion given the first Of May the subscribers having
mutually agreed dissolve their copartnershp at that
time having sold their Grinder for Grinding Knives,
gether with the business Pitt Holmes, after that time.
April IA. dwtf BOYDEN BAKER.
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INSURANCE,


THE WORCESTER MUTUAL FIRE IN
Il sURANCE COMPANY, incorporated February II,
1929 and charter renewed 1847, continue insure on
buildings of every description and use except Cotton and
Wooden Factories Paper Mills, Furnaces and Backsmh's
Shops, Tanneres where furnaces used, Carpenters
Wheelwrghts Charmaker's, and Cabinetmakers Shops,
or buildings them to be exposed thereby and
buildings in which steam power is employed shavings
made in such quantities to increase the risk, and
buildings used for unlawful purposes in which unlawful
business is carried with the consent and knowledge Of
the assured.
They also Household Furniture including books
wearing apparel and family stores, kept in dwelling hous
es,-hay end grain, live stock carriages and harnesses
Except the stock Of livery sabes)
The long and successful operation of the old Worcester
Mutual Fire Insur Company and the large dividends
paid the expiration of policy have secured the conf
dence the public and the present managers of its
DESTROYS that the people should be in possession
OF the above information The amount of their cash fund
exceeds One Hundred Thousand Dollars and with their
vigilance looking after their risks they confidently be-
leYe will continue to increase. The nducement, to
persons owning the kinds property which the Company
insure, be protected against loss great if not
greater, in that Office than in any other
IL Office in the New Court House.
FRED. VIM. PAINE, President.
ANTHONY CHASE, Secry.
Worcester May z, l847 l9tf
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NEW ARRANGEMENT,

TNHE subscribers have this day formed connection in
i business under the and firm or HALL &
THOMPSON, and have taken the Store
NO. 1913 MAIN STREET,
recently occupied by CALVIN KNowLToN. They have also
purchased the stock in said Store at such discount
will enable them offer any article in Store at from
te0sny foe fifty per cent less than the original cost Of
were ever before offered in w rceser.
The former patrons of this establishment and the public
generally are respectfully invited continue THAR pat
ronage, they will all times find stock OF Goods
ond to none in this city. S J. HALL,
Worcester April l8 l648. TIL Y. THOMPSON.
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Factory and Water Power to Let.
1 MILL, 40 by 60 feet, three stories and attic,
flnA "A with water power, situated Worthwhile in
sSsA w orcester. part the whole of said mill and
water will be rented the most favorable if
applied fol Also, Tenements belonging to the
same. For further particulars apply to
April22. If E. B. era WORD, Worcester.
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Green Mountain Morgan.

s*S WIN be at the stable of the subscriber in
I'm w Holden, Mass. the coming season, for the
HSS use ofmares. He was sired by the celebrated
A=lE-A Green Mountain Morgan, owned by Sias Hale
OF South Royaston. His grand-sire Old Clifford
Morgan, owned by f. A Weir, of Walpole N. II. He
is years old-weighs HOO uounds-s Is hands high
bright bay. with black and TAIL and is
Also, one Roam Colt-4 years old-weighs 1000 lbs
l44 hands high-sire the same
Terms. So the season CHENERY ABBOTT.
April 26 low.
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DAGUERREOTVpEs

Holm A. WHIPPLE has taken the old stand
- formerly occupied by Litch & Whipple No. e6 Wash
'nston Street, BoSToN, where he will give personal
ronage. The public specfnly invited to call and
examine large collection of specimens of the art.
Boston, June 2. If
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B. e. HUTCHINSON,

Successor to VIM. LEGGATE,) I66 MAIN ST.,
MANUFACTURES and Dealer in HARNESSES, SAD.
1V1 DIES, BRIDLES,-Coach, Chaise and Draft COL
LARS Also, Trunks, TaIises and Carpet Bags. Coach
Gig and Twig WHIPS, &C. % Reaipring done at short
ouce. Worcester, Jan l6
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CHE Daily pg,
Published at No. 1872, Main Street, Worceste1
JOHN MILTON EARLE,
Editor and Proprietor.

Terms.
The price of THE DAILY SPY is Three Dollars per
aanum Seventyfye Cents per quarter if paid strictly
Ia adyance.-Or
-Four Dollars per annum, or One Dollar per quarter,
not paid in advance.
THE MASSACHUSETTS SPY
Is published weekly the Office Terms,-S,7 rs in
aivance, $500 fnot paid in advance.
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public.
LADIES' SHOES.
Just receved-Ladies French Buskins, Ties and Slips
from Philadelphia, NEILL'S celebrated Shoes; White
and black Satin Bronze and black Kid Slips English and
French Kid and Morocco Buskins Ties and Slips; very
large of Christie Robinsons and S. Drivers
Kid and Morocco Slips Ties and Buskns bronze, black
light colors JONES' SHOES, of Salem made to order
after Kin1balrs Patterns, of any width or fitness.
WALKING SHOES of every variety.
English style high Buskn Polka Shoes of Morocco
Kid and Bronze thick and thin soles beautiful article
OLD LADIES SHOES, of extra width and fitness, for
broad or tender feet ofMorocco Kid Velvet and Prunea
always on hand
CATER BOOTS.
An extensive assortment Of LADIES' BOOTS every
desirable style and finish Silk warp satin finish, Thbet
and Italian Lasting Foxings; NEW YORK CATER
BOOTS with Patent Tips-Superior TO any in this city
just received.
Toilet Slippers
FRENCH Wrought Imitation SLLPS-Silk VELVET
purple and green-Cofton Velvet scarle and bue and
variety of cheaper kinds.
MISSES SHOES.
Misses Goat and Calf (pegged and sewed) POLKAS;
Bronze, black and light colored CATER BOOTS;
Any quantity of high and low cut BUSKlNs-bronze,
black and light coors Bronze and bpk Kid SLIPS.
Also, Calf Goat, Grain and Kid SHOES, for school or
common
CHILDREN'S SHOES.
Bronze, black and light cold PoLKAS;
do do do blue and tea cold Bootees.
Ankle Ties, and BuskinS Also, thicker ones-of Goat,
Calf Grain and Kid. The whole comprising larger
sortment than can be found in this city.
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Feathers Feathers,

OOVO just received at The CITY STORE, and are
warranted superior any in this market for sale very
cheap, by MARTIN STOWE,
April 10. If l48 Main St, opposite Worcester Bank.
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NOTICE,

VIE manufacturing of CGssmeres, Frockings Flannel,
and Stocffng Yarn will be carried on as usual at the
old stand on BARRE PLAINS Having improved the ma
chnery and having had long experience, shall
outdoDe in quality of work, in low prices for works.
CTS per yard for manufacturing Cashmere and IS for
Frocking, other work in proportion.
n. b Cloth and Yarn constantly on hand and low
prices in exchange for Wool Wood GRAM and kinds
of produce. HAYWOOD e. co
Barre Plains May 81
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-01-21
The onANIHAm
VEGETABLE MEDICINES,

THE GRANTHAM VEGETABLE COUCH SYRuP,
I1NOa THE CURE OF COUGHS. Colds. Asthma, VINO,
II inf Couyh, Group aud Incipient Consumption and
efficacy IN he prevention and cure OF CbrOni
Bronchitis and All Pulmonary Complaints.
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CURE OF BLEEDING PILES.

PORTLAND. z
NV Dy.R Sra. cannot express you NJ sincere and
heartfelt thanks for the wonderful cure have experienced
By the Of your truly valuable pile alectpary nevs
pat 20 much that bscsme reduced TO mere nee-
ton with los. Of appetite sns general % ne
fact. misery o myself and "ss oohzed 70 give up
my Office here, which held n the Custom hS1,s some
svee The physicians Of Boston ard this place could give
spent much money, and twies submitted %
ration had become perfectly ufsd o. me- ara ~ nc
suggestion Of my friends was Induced 70 Try D9A Of
your medicine. The FIRST found, relieved me slighiy
Won when 70, half through found s1sef getting we'll
,'iil kept on, and now Am new nan Ny dear or,
restored 70 health and nov condition to support ny
self and family dependent On me- Yours rsseee,iSiy
NEw-YORK, Nov. 2 lS47
Mssu, WAR 4 KETcHAn Cent? am constrained
TO rive you statement Of the benefit have oenyea IRON
p.ins Or Uphsms Escuary in Of piles believing
by 90 doing shall reader benefit to those VINO are ~,
feriDg from thst tro1besone disease vas IsaI'u ~
,everai years by the plea, much that Z was win
difficulty for rne 70 YAK or attend % ins ~ r1 q
some which. an pleased TO say two goAes 'e
Elsctuafy entirely reno so and thst ny hesh - ,sss
now than 1t has been for many Jes ~ mas zone M
my family nce GOOD aud with expense hsn "a
The physicians whom nave applied or medicine q al
have ussd. remain sAn ps5sse 9ss tSr
''' go springst corner Renwici
ANOTHER REMARKABLE CURE OF PILES;
DtAK sra reply 60 yours 20 whether have bt ~
benefited by the use OF Dr. Uphsus Elecusry for me
cure OF the Piles. 1 would inform 700 was severely
tfoub ed or
ne Tine unable 10 attend 70 business A. ALL During tho
time tried every variety Of tne nostfuns whon are 81
vsytised az kure cure. and after giving them all i,i
chance applied to my gusr physicians, without ~
ceying any benefit Com either During very severe tno
nsinf1 affsek heard and sent for Dr. pham, who
,cribed his Electusry and in less than week was ale
10 40 down my business and In very short time py
H. nss OF hs medicine vas entirely zee, and have ut
been troubled siuce which Is about yeer have no
hesitation IN strongly recommending the neolcne on ~
Ijphan and take pleasure Ia bearing testimony 10 its ~
oscy yours, IespeeIs W. yf,.,,,.,, o., w.,
New-York Nov. II, 1917.
FOR farther evidence and conclusive testimony, pau
phle.s TO be had Of agents, gratis.
NoTIcE-The ssuuine phsnls Electuary has his wit
ten signature, thus tls7- A Upham N D. The hano l.
also don ewith pen. Price ) box. 49,
Sold wiolcIa,e al6 RETAIL " WYATT 4 KETCHAI,
i2i Futon-.t Dr.. upillm. ig6 BoweSy. n " r X 4.
Williams Newark; J. W. King Morrsf0wn; h 5. " ~
lsr Paterson; Samuel Pierce, Eizsoethtown; fountsn
Hornes 4 Co. hddletown Point 9. ID. Deshler, New
Brunswick and !. Kicker Trenton, ~ and by orasgsts