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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01
A LEXANDER's TRICOBAPHE-A NEW AND W
~ luahe discoyerv. hfinQ land Dive which

a LEXANDERs TKICOBAPHE0oA NEW AND VA
"A luabe discovery being liquid Dye which
ousy changes the color of the HAIR beautiful brown
black, without injury hair skin. The great superiority
this dye easy mode Of application
taneous eect-a other dyes requiring from twelve
produce change It's superior
single application As this article
merit qaaekery, offer evidence of
cellsncy that fifteen thousand
Of Aesmders Tricebaphe since its invention For sale by
A. b. d. SANDS, Dmggiss 100 Fulton of
William; Johnson 273 Broadway; A. l. Winhip II East
Roadway; Rushton Co; Thomas MAXWELL and johnson,
Moore Taylor New York; and by for the
United States, X. & O. A. Wright. Phllad, lphin
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

UST PU BLISHED. THE LIFE AND ADVENTURES
of Baron Trenck containing his adventures his cruel and
during ten year. q the for
with historical. political. and per onal anecdoes. JOHN
b. PERRY. Philadelphia; G. P. HUESTiS, R.H. ELTON
andsJ Ohm SLATER New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

nR. POWELL, OCULlST AND AURlST. ATTENDS
from to O'Clock daily to diseas.s Of the Eve and Esr,
his Office 26l Broadway lH Warren Dr..
oce also his Selfacrg Eye and Ear Fountains which OBJ
ained the premium from the American institute. Just
ceved, large importation Of artificial Eyes Wanted,
young q md medtcess Sc Appiy NJ above.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

A CARD.-DR. WHEELER. OCULIsT, RECEIVES
IA Patients his residence 20 Greenwich street, every
morning from A. M to O'Clock M after which his fae
tce is exclusively devoted families their resdsnces-
diseases Of the Eye how long standing howso
obstinate they be in their naure can be
cradicated and Effected ieferences to
families Of the highest respecabty will be given those
with him. Artificial Eyes inserted and sale
Il
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

~ Private Treatise" &c, iz consulted upon Of thu
diseases there referred to- at his resdence IS Greenwich
sire ct from Il AM ard to + NJ tSunday excepted).
Those who apply in the early stages Of thees Complaints will
be the rapidy and ltts ssnd
ing the cure IL is chiefly howeys1 thous who havs "a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

DE- J. HEINE, NO; 90 DUANE STREET, WHO is
- the only physcian (advesins) that s embcr Of the
Med cal Society this city continues devote h,mself to
office practice Those who wish avoid the qua
suit the doctor at all hours Or Hs oaly ofes No 20
Duane street, between Chatham and Cestre streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

STOW's AsIATlC EiiAIa, JAE SEsr REMEDY
~ known for tbs Cure Of Cous horncss Of Pains
n the Sides Chest Splitting of Blood from the Lungs In
cpient Bronchitis and fact dsease Leading
eon~scted with rsl%oasry Consa%eIon may be o6,ansd
street; Apothecarea' Hail. As Chatham IS John
street: $3.50 Bro adway; aud "a Bowery.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

IT 8. LAMBERT, NJ D., (PFOF. ANATOMY, Ply
so;ogv. NC Young Ladies' Institute. Pttsied Mas,
author Treatise Bathing" notes Esasnus Wilson
the Skn and for the past popular lecturer
and Of disease) will be happy
services colleges Institutes ycenm. academies popular
audiences casse the United the
the subjects beng ILLUSTRATED by Dr.
PREPARATIONS Manikins &c other desired
and fed Address Fulton BROOKLYN. l. |
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

1OO-DR JEFFRlEs' ANTlDOTE FOR CON-
lOk orrhea elect Structure, and simia sorders This
sa remedy winch requires asssance performs 1t. duty
quickly, and thoroughly leaving effect either
Of the and useless Diet
patton, &C., &c. required One bottle gcseray suf
cent TO ordinary which unf eqreny dis
appears after Price 81 For sale
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

r .AMBERT's. 1874 FULTON STREET. BROOKLYN,
IL Drug Chemical and Perfamsry StoreEvery cxertion
w be made to keep the above supplied with the beat and
most desirable Medicines and Toilet articles direct om first
possible, which will be furnished
less than the u.ual prices No paeu qaack
compounds will be bousht sold made b. II ny article
does give entire satisfaction quality price,
favor will BE- conferred by returning it, T. " LAMBERT,
MD, M L. HINE, M d. Practical he mi,ts &C.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

March slsunriss. Wind s; meridian. sw; sunset. ssv
an. D.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

UNK GLOVER Is CONSULTED CONFIDENTlAL-
- y every day Al his office The treatment and cure of
difficult and protraced that have bacd the skill OF
OF less experience attended to by him parr-
cuarly elects sctu and all delicate diseases Dr. O.
regular graduate the medical profession His offices
No Ann strsefas arranged thai do each
other Privats srsoc- hroagh the tho ocs door
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1848-04-01

M EDiCAL CARD-DI. MORRISON, 2o4h SUTTON
vl street, devotes his entire time to the treatment OF private
dseases Recent cases, particularly Gororrhoa he
few days Constitutional debility from secret habit, in.
dur and mpotency, radically
by him Structures without See DR.. NJ d.
poma with the signatures Of SIR Astey Cooper, Sir A. Car
Isle, kc his Office, 2041 Fulton street perfect
Vusy
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VERA Cnuz. March s-An bark PAiro Watts. N York.
Home Ports.
BATE March 2s-Cd brig CsrIbbee. Anderson, Savannah
.eS vs.psI eobb Norfolk eassn 4 the West jnvTa
Fast cs%sTidSs Ga, hip. G,sss.: Leonard: Nod.sns
y, feIa1 Hn, Hall d9 big: sgarS; sunds sn. T.
Ann %b Bi.sSs% S9osi xpplssoa Nsi:i.e s.so
ware snS Rainbow sd yssserdsy; bark Elk, and brig Fri:
Ms.sh brig ze 9ys from bio .,
Eunomus. Appleton. Bangor. Bid brig GuInare. Films
sssas GfsaS. :sh; Lsehs B!.ws Fosasnss
pst. BsrI.r G!sads; sch. Chase, Bye, Glen
T. March d.a A ,sh y''5 SsD ai D
G4LynsTPr. March ls-Ai ahip Star Republic, NOns.
GAcsas PoSr, March s,.Ar sch,. of F. Carter
%osr sdn ItH :bSs s"e Gdsoa Child Lv
erpool; Clara fenhsllew, 90; Br ship Bra1nia Copha
s New Bsprorp March Arr sch Horton Richmond
81 'sss Ss,%s: F&Ssss ship ..r ss
ss f.E SS,ass S,fys;
a ses sIs "es
noks b to New York; Ichspge Kelly BS.tos Rlehsrd
ran Tsss's b to Bridgeport: Levi ROVE wsdmors 90 do;
DID, 81 o PsR 3D. Mew YORK;
Tut Nickeson, Boston; Oneco Freeman Bosson Larkis,
Nav 0sLNAss, March 90 ls.s-Ayr, bark Nancy Treat.
Lteield Porto Rico; brRs Nathan Hale, Crowe 1t Jago
de Cuba; sias Moresu Long, Vera Graz Below-One Bri
tsb ship Cid, ships Hannibal, Foots, Havre Joseph Hay
den, (o Bnemen Goosmsn Bremen; Republic, Lands Ant
werp; Larne (Br) NicSies Liverpool soop VIM Ebbett,
Pennell, Pensacola.
March 2aAu, ships Thos Wright Fsren, veIs Cruz; Di.
Howes Boston. Cid. ships Kob't Parker, Weeks New
York; EssSs Pssrce, New York. vtals M9sre Bordeaux
Boston, Thames Silsby, Boston, q Hill Curtis, Boston;
beRs ya schrs Gen Worth smith, Frontera aud Tabasco
Washington, saunders, Mstamsros sophis Bunker New
Bedford Sarah Perkins fensacola Ella, Trusnt Pcnsa-
cola =
PORTLAND March 3oArr, schr Enterprise, Bibber, East
port for Richmond land sid again. Cid schr Rechabe Lor
ing, Cienfuegos SD ship Cora Linn; briggs Talmadge FL
mira, and others.
rIYmouTH March 2ssld. schr Wave Thomas, Philrdel-
PoRrsMourH, March 2s-An Maabar GIehrst Charles.
PRovlpEsos March 2sCd bark Baltic, Allen, Matanzas;
brig Walker Edgcomb do. Sid brig Grand Turk. Car.
denas; schrs Napoleon, Smith Wilmington, NC,
SALEM, March Sold, scm Mexican. Simmons West In
dies. -
SAVANNAH, March ss-Ar bngs Ca-olins, Howe Bostsn;
Baldwin, Basseft, New York schr Fame Kelly, Boston,
CID bark I,aac Mead Brown, New York.
WAHnEr, HI. March T--Ar brig Perseverance Johnson
Savannah.
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WI street be conhdentiay consulted on private DIS
cfses Structures elects ercurrl Ulcers, CONSTITUTIONAL De
biIity Re His improved ethod OF curing Gonorhoe in
days will he found infaabe. Dr. M narsgulu physl-
can has been engaged for Is treating these affec-
Charges mod, Office 60 Gold street Letters en-
closing a fee attended tn, and medicines forwarded
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
PROBATE RRnORm'

At a Court Of Probate holden at Plymouth
within and for the District u Plymouth. on
the 2Sih day Of September. A. D.. ls4s.
PreseNt-BARNABUS w. ROOT, ESQ, Judge.
NHlS Court doth direct the Administrators
= on tne Estate Of Josiah b. Dayton, late
OF fiymon.h' IN said District, deceased, repre-,
persons interested in the Estate of said 4 .ceas"
ed, to appear. if they see cause, before the
Court of Probate, Ia be holden at the Probate
Office in said District, on the 23d day of Oct.
next, at o'clock, P. NJ, 90 be heard relative
to the appointment Of Commissioners on said
Estate, by posting said order oE notice on a
Sign Post, in said town Of Plymouth, nearest
the place where the deceased last dwelt. and
by advertising the same in newspaper pub
lished in Litch6eld County. Certified from
Record. BARNABUS w. ROOT, Judge.
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DEATHS.

n New Haven, on the 2Sth ult, Rev. ED.
WARD r TYLER, editor Of the New Eng.
ganuer. aged 4S. He was son nf chief jusi ice
Tyler Of Verm"mts gtaduated' at Yale College
IN 1925; was settled as a congrega,i onal pas
sar At Middletown. and afterwards at Cole
@t0ok in this countv. Subsequently, he was
Tor few years Editor Of the Consregationa,
observer, weekly religious paper published
stflarlford.
n Kent, On the 18th ult. suddenly, Nathan.
son cf William and Margaret v. Slossol, aged
years and months.
In Cornwall, On the 24h ult. MARY Eliza.
befh, daughter Vi William and Julia Baldw in,
ased 81 years,
Ia Salisbury. on the 9Th plt. Capt. David
lyman, aged 80
In Liverpool. N. Y, on the 18th inst, Rus
gel Parsons, agep 2a-son Of Mr.. Otis Parsons
Of Harw,nton.
n In Harwinton. nth inst. Emily Maria,
daashter Of Mr.. Isaac Churchill. aged 3 yrs.
D la Brdgewa,er, on the 10Th ult. Nathaniel
Randall. senior warden If st Marks church.
In New Preston. Aug. nth, Mr.. Nehemiah
Patterson. aged 76-in the hope Of glor ioas
Immortality beyond the grave.
Ta Wolc"t,ville. on the goth ult, Amanda
daughter "f Allen d. Brady, aged year and 8
m"nths. Bright bud of life's young morning
transplanted, sweeter and mnre fragrant
flower, I" adorn the paradise Of God Co.'s.
Ia Rnxh~ry, Sept 81. by the Rev. Mr.. lsham
M. Edward A. Garlick m Wa,ertown. and
Miss Julia II. daughter Of Harvey H. Castle
Esq.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05

At Court Of Probate holden a, Litchfield with.
in and for the District Of Litchheld, on the 7th
day Of September IS4S.
Present CHARLEs ADAMS, ESQ. Judge.
TTPON the petition of GEORGE STARR of
~ Warren. in said District. hewing to this
and Carina r. Tacott, minors residing in tho
town Of Canaan. Columbia Co., N. Y.-That
said minors own certain real estate in said
town 1T Warren as tenants in common, viz an
undivided two thirds OF a trnct of Land con.
tanning about tweniy-three acres, with the Dwell.
ling House and Barn thereon, bounded NORTH on
Norman Haliand Norman Lyman's Land, East
bv said Lyman, south by high ay, and Wesi
Ivy highway and Harmon l.. Hall and Norman
Halls Land. Also an undivided two thirds Of
Wood lot about three fourtbs Of mile North
west Of the aiote res. Land cSnahnng twenty
p. Tallmage's Land, East On Samtel Gaylord's
Land. South On George Starr and O. B. Glib
sons Land, West on Land supposed to belong 70
Zehulon ID. Quiiman-all Of said property being
subject to the Widows dover. and valued at
about nine hundred dollars-That Il would De
Land sold and the avails invested according to
law this Court. Tor reasons 10 said pet.
tim set forth, TO pass On order authorizing a1d
empowering said petitioner or some other meet
perso TO sell and convey the interests Of said
minor in said described premises, according to
the Statute in spch case made and pr0vided-as
per petition on file, dated September 9TH l94S.
Ordered That said petition be continued to the
18Th day Of November lS4a, then TO be head
and determined at the Probate Office in said
District at 10 o'clock in the fTeneon--and that
notice Of he tendency thereof BE- gwen gwen b y,
Litchfeld three weeks succe ssively. 81 least SIX
weeks before the said 18th day Of Novembef.
swIs CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
G0MICM!82e.

10 THE LstchfeM County Sacred Music
Society will give their 18th Annual Concert
at Litch6eld, the evening If the 18th October
The following will comprise the Programme
in par-
H,w lovely are The Messengers, .MeadetsSoIna
Giorifv the Grsa, Jehovah. Haydn.
O how heaatifal thy Garments, NdMmdn.
Ha,lrlujah Chorus, HGm1rl
BE NOT afraid, .... - -MeNdeissOiN
Praise the LorA.
Beautiful are thv towers, Mozart.
Fsraeis Sons with one accord, ROsSint.
Hail Great Creator
The Heavens are telling, Haydn.
Members who are wanting music can b.
supplied by applying 10 the Secretary. The
Sorietv will meet for rehearsal together the
morning of the 18Th October. az early as prac.
iicahle. A. s LEWIS, Secretary
Liichfeld. Sept. 25. 1918 3w-2O
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SDistrict Of Washington IS.
) proho<a Ho,,.t e,n,>t Net 40


THE Judge Of the Court OF Probate for the
District Of Washington has limited and allowed
six months from The date hereof. for the credi-
tors Of the Estate Of PLArT BRYAN. late of ash.
inelon, in said District, decea sed, represented
insolvent, in which 10 exhibit their claims there.
to; and has appointed David C. Sanford and
Daniel G, Plat, Esqs. Commissioners to receive
and examine said Claims.
Certified bv
DANIEL B. BRINsMADE, Judge.
THE subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at the a,e dwelling house Of said deceased
in said Washington, on the 3ist day Of October
1913, and on the 18th day of March 1s49, at 9
o'clock in the fore noon, on each of said days.
for the purpose Of attending on the business of
said appointment.
B 3. e. & Fi. SANFORD Commissioners
ALL persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
RICHARD A. BRYAN, Administrator
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EVT:aEU.aRLE
i AMILY COMP MON

CIX Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
y Cure Of Consumption. Asthma. Diseases
Of The Heart, and all Feins;e Diseases. 234
pages, 2s engrayings. Paper so CTS bound
rs cts. Maiisc any part postage . liz cite.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expandess. So,s
Mail to any part so cts postage, Inhaling
Tubes, Silver, 80, by mail letter postage. Alb.
Rvpiures. Falling Of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest; sent.by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters. 81
Rupture Suppotters, give height Ifom herd il
foot, aud circhmference %! person next the surS
ZACH, Just above the hips. II Rupture, mer-
ton which eide. Agents wanted for The sale
81 The sbove goods. Address DR.. s. s. FIT CHI
7o7 broadway. New York, post paid.
April "a. ie4s 20 III
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Notice

is HEREBY given 10 all persons liable 10
L pay TAXES, in !he town Of Tnr,ington,
that will meet them az the Store Of Nat hans
tel Smith, on Friday, the 18th day Of Ociohsg.
1913, from 8 to 3 O'clock. A. NJ, and Of tie
H"use Of Anson Colt, Jr., from half past TO
IL. \. NJ, also, a, the Store Of Warren Good
win, from 2 to- p. NJ, 10 roceive the Town
and State Tax, on list Of lS47.
N. B.-All peesoas neglec.ing TO psy said
Taxes, on or before the 18th day If October
next, must expect 10 paw travelling tees.
H. B. RICHARDS, Coliectop.
Harrington. Sept. lAth. 1913. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1848-10-05
SIMMER DISEASES

Thsre u fever in these almost vertical Tavs
which the sun Is p,puFSnR down upou Us, and she
SEEDS Of manv diseases aFe terminating under
this blasing sky. Osn'I drink too much cnld
water; keep che stomach and bowels Tree from
ebaFacsion. and the bOaa pure by The occasion.
81 use Of cooling a"tiseptie aud apeFienl medi.
cines. All these properties are compinod in The
REV B. HlBBARD'S VEGETABLE ANTI.
BHtOUS PILLS, aud we recommend them
right heartily NJ preventive, and ramedv for
the eomplaints incident to the season. Thew
ere perfectly safe medicine Cur even the most
de!iea.e child, and we believe them infa IihIe as
safeguard against III ,lera Infan,um' Dvsente-
youthful pspu alton.
Drug Store, and A. C. Smith, Litchield.
W.M Hungerfnrd, WoIcotviIIe, and dealers
generally throu ,hOut the country 4wll
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Hurrah for the Cheap
@ oodS.

Small Pr0fits-Quick Returns and
Ready Pay.
NOER this Mciio the subscriber would
~ call the attention of the public to the
following facts viz. That he has just received
and offers for sale,
100U yards of those fine fast colored calicoes
at 6 ls4th cts per yard.
500 " Rich Chints Do 10 cts.
1000 lbs. Of that splendid sugar at / 9
cents l'er pound,
5000 Gals. Molasses at IS and % cts. a Gal
200 lbs. high favored Teas at az cts.
Flour constantly on hand at 70 l.2 cts. per
Dbl. over Canaan Depot prices-AIso Pork
LAID, Fish & full assortment Of all kinds of
goods
Dr.. Townsend's Sarsapa'illa Just received
rom New York, and sold on as good terms as
At any other store and warranted pure.
The highest price uaid for Lumber, Butter,
and all kinds Of produce.
DANIEL F. BRADFORD,
Norfolk Green, Aug. 18th 1913.
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RyA ALARM containing 10 acres, with
E!?!N House and Barr, and other cut
Essse houses. The House Is newly fin.
ished. two good Wells of never
failing water also. the said Fam is well pro.
portioned into Meadow, Pasture, Pillow and
Woodland. and. is well wstered with never
failing springs Of water: said Farm IL pleas.
anlly situated in Wolcott, on the road leading
from Waterbury to Bristol. A miles from Waters
bury, Q miles from Wolcott, and near SCHOOL,
House.
Also, the Stock and Tools, and 10 tons Of
Hay. Inquire Of the subscriber ON the premi.
see. JOEL HI1NGERFORD.
Wolcoit. Sept. 81, 1S4S. p4w--2i
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The People are Moving.
The
ca MP AIG N
HAS
COMMENCED.

GREAT excitement among the purchasers Of
" DRY GOODS at the Wonderful Bargains
nuw being exhibited at the WolcottvilIe Casl
Store.
5000 dollars worth OF goods now opening
b night within the past week under the hammer
IN New York, at rMinOus rates, to the Manutac-
turer an tor sale by
LATHROP & BRADFORD
at q small advance from first cost.
1t is we'll known fact th.t Thousands o.
Dollars Of the capital stock Of Manufacturing
Companies have been sunk within the pas
six sRnnths by Manuta c,mrers bringing their
goods into market, and forcing sale up IN those
goods in order TO save themselves from Bank
ruptcy. The proprietOrs Of the W"lc"ttvil'e
Cash Store have attended these forced SAFES
and now offer he BARGAINS to ali those who
wish 10 buy with Ready Pay. We have time
only to notice few Of the goods,
package medium and dark Silks-a bean-
iiful article for Fall.
package Black Silks. including some choice
styles, wide black Gro de Rhines.
100 pieces Alpaccas from Is. and upwards
pieces Partisan Brilliants.
S do Oriental Lus'ers.
500 yards Mouslin de Laines from Is and
upwards.
5 pieces new make Bombazine, (Lupins'
maks,)
Lupins' French Merinos, black and colored.
Eench and English Plaid Cloaking.
Broche. Cashmere, Lama, Parisaets, and
other styles Wool Slawls.
Paris and Highland Plaid Nantes.
Fall and Winter Ginghams.
A full assortment of Mourning Goods inclu-
ding Gingnams. Caiicnss. Black Lace Wells.
Black Grape AMI Cravats, Gloves and Hosiery
,wh Gpo n rt;cla nf In mhrir sole ri cd nress-
ly Tor shrouds.
700 yards Calico al prices,
Good furniture prints at cts,
Gloves Hosiery and Handkrrchiefs at our
usual low prices, superb styles Of Black French
Cloths and CassImeres; Splendid styles 1T
Vestings, Satin, Plaids. Th:bia. &C.; Tweeds,
Sa,inetts. plain amt paid Cassimeres in g.ea,
variety; Heavy Sheetings one yard wide ONLY
q Ia cents: Brached Shiriings 6 I'D cenis
Liner, and Cotton Table Cloths. Table and
Bed Spreads Fringes. Beads, Purse and BAG
Trimmings. Morocco Belts, 3onnct, Cap and
Plain Ribbons. Laces. Linen. Muslin. Cam,
brio and Lisle Edgings. Black Lace Trim.
ming, F. ntrOider.d Collars, Plain and Plaid
Cambrics, White and cord. FIanneis. &c.
A large stock ready made CLIO THING. in
Guiding Overcosts. Sack and Frock Coats, Vests
Pantaioons, Cotton Shirts, Wonlen Shirts and
Drawers, Bosoms. Collars, Cravais. Hats, Cans,
P"cke: tldkfs Gloves, Boots, Shoes, Wooden
and Cotton Hosiery, all Of which we will cell
as low as theycan he bought in the State
Hardware and Crockery, in general assort-
ment. ,, ..'
30 Lbs. N o. Sugar for 81.
6 hhds Molassps, at IS cents per gall.-and
others Groceries in proportion.
Paints, Oils, and Dye Stuff, constantly on
hand.
Butter and Eggs taken At market prices.
(65- Call at the WoiPOiiviHe Cash Store
before Purchasing elsewhere.
LATHROP g. BRADFORD.
South side the Bridge, Wolco,iville, Ct.
81
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AsUMl&A4As UUNN LESs
49, Chapel sc.
OFFERS FOR SALE.
G6000 LBS. Bel!viIle While
$500 lbs Atlantic do do
l5 bbls Spirits 1'Hrpensine
1000 gals Sperm OIL 1900 Whale 60
100 Lard OIL, 1900 do Linseed do
so bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
lOO lbs Red Lead, 500 do I,itbaige
$500 " Venetian Red. 5000 do Spanish
1000 French Yellow, 1000 do Pateu
IS bbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
moniac
Is" Glue, 1OOOlbs Nader
SOO DYE Woods, 8 do Alum, IL do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Pfusiate Potash, 100 do Lac DYE
100 Verdigris in balls, 100 do Cudbeaf
100 Nntgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
rs dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross G. h
Pencils
500 boxes American Glass
100 t. Fteach do, 100 do English do
IL jars Carb Ammonia, IS or Saliciue
10 bbls Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
so OF sulph Cunning, 90 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
8 bbls Epson Salts. 5 do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, cases Tartar.
ic Acid
9 cases Rhubarb. / bale India SIENNA
S bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurials
5 lbslodine. 90 Hydriodate Potassium
Liquorice Root, 800 do do Extracts
n NJ on IL
do
200 Oxalic Acid, | cask Chloride Lime
/. 500 (" Saleratus, 1000 do Po,ashes
SO carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
600 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
PUN Stone u
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 Chrome Green, $50 do do Yellow
1000 {; Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber first established this
store, it was deemed an experiment, and
himself as we'll as many OF his friends, en-
tertained strong doubts whether such an es.'
tablshment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can lind Fresh Stock of
SUPERIOR QUALITY, and at Low
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
to supply the people with good and cheap
articles, 10 such an exte mt. (notwithsiand
combined oppositioh,) that he has been un>
der the necessity of greatly enlatging his
business, beyond anything by him anliciS
pa,ed. The subscriber is now in The daily
receipt offresh DRUGS and MEDICINES.
and all other articles in his line, purchased
at the very lowest market rates, and will be
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit. &
Purchasers are requested TO call and ex~'
anime his stock, pefore purchasing else
where, as his banner is again unrusled to
PROFITS, only.
l.. COWLES. 4
New Haven, May LIST tf-52