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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Hurrah for the Cheap


snail PrOElts-Q Quick Retuns and
Ready Pay
TTNDER this motto the subscriber would
" call the attention Of the public to the
following { sts viz. That he hasfist received
and offers Tor sale, ~
1000 Yards Of those fine fast cOlored calicoes
at 9 4lh cts per yard.
500 Rich Chints Do 10 cts.
2uuo lbs. of that splendid sugar a. S | g
cents per pound,
1000 Gals. Molasses at IS and % cts. Gal
2OO lbs. high favored Teas at az cts.
Flour constantly on hand al - lie cts. rer
Dbl. over Canaan Depot prices-Also Pork
Lard. Fish g. a full assortment Of all kinds Of
goods.
DR.. Towusend's Sarsapa, lila j"st received
rom New York, aud sold on as good terms as
II anv other store and warranted pure.
The highes, price naid for Lumber. Butter.
and all kinds OF produce.
~ DANIEL B. BRADFORD,
Norfolk Green. Aug. 18th le4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Notice

rs hereby given. to all persons resloenes ~
noo.reeidents liable by law to pay town
,ox of seveu and one half cents on the dollar,
ana q stale tax al Que aud one half cents on the
dollar, on list Of ls47. that the sabscliher VIII
nae, them a, Plymouth Hotel on Monday, inc
second day Of October, l64S, for the purpose 81
receiving the same; also on Monday, the JON
dav, At ihe store If Allen Hem ingway. IN
Tetryvillp, aud Tuesday the nth day, AZ - D.
Blakslees Hotel, in Plymouth Hollow, he'ween
me hours Of and S o'clock, P. M. each oil sa'd
DAYS, fer the purpose OF receiving sa'd taxes
NB-Ali persons negeeting 10 comply with
The above notice, must expect to pay legal fees
for collecting.
SAM'L P WHITING, Collector.
Plymouth, Semitic. 1913 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
ttheVsassafiksaa.

/ his atsaparilla is ueed with the most per
c. uccess in Rheama'ie complains, h"weys.
90, ere or chronic. The astonishing rnies il has
erformed re indeed wonderful. Other reno
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his IN
,,reIy eradicates il from the 2, ste NJ, even VIXEN
the limbs and bones are dreadiulIy swollen
and most respectable lawyers in Hartford CT
The following is an extract Of aleuer received
from him: -
DR. Townsend-I have used one bottle Of your
Sarsaparllla and find il is exc nj in iis effects
upon chronic rhe umaiic pam to which am
subject. from an ihjnty %, easioned several years
ago in public stage Please send me i~" bot.
ties to the care Of d. Seymour. have con.
yersed with wO OF our principal phys NE, and
:: SETH TERRY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
y A<1O w ONATN4
N. York, March l A.. $50, Wooster ct.
Great Female Med cine.

DIR Tow nsends oarsaparIila Is su,ert,yti
and speedy cure for IncIplenl Consunpr,on,
Barrenness, LeucUrThRa. or White G, obsiYuct-
eu OF difficult Menstruation, inconiinence Of
Urine, or involuntary discharge there OF, a nd for
the general prustratlun Ot the SYSTEM no mat.
ter whether the result of an lnhereni cause or
causes, produced by irregularity sickness or ac-
cident.
Gr Nothing can be more surprising thai, its
tnVIgoraiiug effects on the HUMAN frame Per.
sous, all weakness and lassitude, from TAXI,
ii, al once become robust o nd full VI energy uh-
der its influe nee 1t Immediately cuumteracts
the nervelessness Of the female frame, which
is the great CT use ot- haIrehness.
1t will not be evpocted Of us, in csaea Of 50
delicatea nature TO exhibit certificate Of ures
performed hut we can assure the afflicted that
hundreds OF cases have been reported TO us
Several cases where families have been " i,hont
children, after using a few hotties Of this in.
valuable medicine, have be- ell biesl W, healtl
offspring,
This Extract Of Sarsaparilia has ben Ell
pressiy pre- pared in reference to female com
plants. n. female wh" has reason to supp. Sc
that she is approaching that critical peiiod,
the turn ot lite, should neglt otto take IT, as il
IS a certain preventive Tor any OF the hhtnt rOns
an horrible diseases to which females are SUBJ
ect at this time OF life. THIS period NAV be
delayed for several years by using this medic
approaching womanhnod, as i, is calculated 10
assist nature by qnickening the blood and i'm
viDOratng the Svsie m. Indeed, his Medicine g.
invaluable for all OF the delicate diseases to
which women IRE subject.
1t brace the whole systeth, fenews perma
impurities Of Il 9 bo1v-no, so far stimusii ing
the sysre M as 10 produce subss queni reIaxas
ton, which lie tile case with medicines taken fol
emale weakness anu disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

T0HE subscr Der having reviewed wars
Il rant 10 collect town tax OF seven cents
on the dollar in the town of washington,
on the lis, Of ls47, will attend al the store
Of Walker g. Beeman in said town, on
Tuesday the 9Th of Dec. next, at lO O'Clock
A. M. and at the store Of Daniel Tomlin-
son at l O'Clock, P. M. of the same day.
for the purpose Of receiving said taxes
will also receive taxes at the Inn OF Mr.
William Parish, on Monday the is; OF
Jan. l849, at l O'clock P. M. All persons
liable 10 pay taxes in said town, neglecling
this notice. may expect 10 pay such fees as
specified by law.
JOSEPH C. CALHOUN. Collector.
Washington, Sept. 4lh, l84S. *3wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
CHAMBERLAIN,S ..~
New England
We

HE above named article is an efieciua
uM remedy for all cases of Rheumatic
dDtciioas, Spinal Diseases. and for all kinds
Of Hum0rs and Impurities in the Blood. tits
intended for all ages and conyti tutions. and is
made entirely of Roots and Herbs Asinple
trial will convince the most skeptical of its
efficiency.
VOLATILE LINIMENT.
This 10 an invaluable compound tor Rheu>
matism, Ague in the Face ane Jaws. NeuraI>
ga. Spinal Irritations. Sprains, and Weak
Joints. This Liniment has never faiIed in
solitory cas-. t
Cephalic Snuff. d
Asuperior and Efficient remedy for Catarrh
Meagrims, Distractions in the head etc.. This
Snuff has been used by thousands, who have
spoken their judgement of its high merit and
claims. 49, 4. ~ =. t.s.l..
These pills, are Intended to be used in az,
ordinary complaints-they may be used az q
mild cathartic. or as, purgative cleansing
without facilitating the system. They are on
excelleat tonic. regulating the digestive os,
saps, without leaviee the systemin a.costive
state. T., q. a.gs .$.. .8.teGE ,a y4h z.4
. psepared AVID sold by Dr.. E. C. CHAM.
sERLAIN, corner Of Church and Crown Sta.
New Haven, Conn.
NJ B. The ahoYe articlescan be ptocnfed
alsH M0m Bdlles q Wells Litckfield; Conn.
Thomas & Son. Plymouth Holiow. fitf
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Hartford, March 18th, ls4s.
PILES. PILES. PILEN

PILES, PILES. PILES.
DR. TowRsend's Sars5 parilta is no less enc
cessfu ia c6rine embarrassing complaint, tha n
fsr diseases OF the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
item, and Nervous Debility. -, -
PRINCIPAL Office, 1876, Fultos street. New
York. For aale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States, Yves, Indies and
Canada. ..rs
Nome genaine unIe SIS put up In square DO, lies,
which contain quart, and signed with the
writer signature oil s P TOWNSEND, and lis
name blown in the glass. aa..x
~ For Sale at the Drng Store in Lite. ieIa
and bvTerry and Porter. Plymouth
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Water. USstOs.S.

900 Water. Elevators
To take the place Of Pumps.
A N admirable adoption Of the ancient Egyp>
N tian or Chinese method OF s-ss, ~-'s--'
RAISING WATER. =
The subscribers offer for sale the cheapest and
best method ofdrawiug water from wells and
cis,esns for domestic, use. or for Misunderstanding
psrposes, ever introduced to the public: Iis
callsd the u. - .3..s., AZ. ~
Patent GALVANIZED Endless Chain.
l qs-, Water Elevator. &. Isl, III
Il Il obyiates the biec,lons to pumps--such as
freezing up injuring the water, and getting Out,
of order. The chain is galvanized. which rem
ders it verysdurables and prevents any injurious
effect whatever upon the water. BY IT more
water can be raised in any given time, with the
same power. than BY any pump in tsss We
vibrant Into give senHre satssfacti6n g. pa5
All prders leGt. at she Mansion HChse orat this
Office. or lal,srs addTessed 70 the spbscribeF
One Of these EievatpFo L III operation in the
public Che head n SUOss ~ 4 l SSoT
BroOkReld. June aaSsS. is1s: IS W
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
HSspAl BIZ IlSJsI Gl!ElNT
81 g 'a+4YfFF etSt IS -~AT-- ID = 80 'tsFs 5F'5
Rslgsscsd Ps.Sces.
eARWOOD SANFORD

"AvING made arrangements with J. Carr
- rington, y Go. 10 prosecute the Siove
business u aH ~ branches ~ the old stand 81
the late Mtses Worse now offers tnthe public
d very extS,ssive assortment 81 Cook stoves and
fixtures. Al gfsa variety Of ps,,erns. among
which are few Athhnnrs improye n; dscidadiv
the hest large Cork stove Rowirl use All Kinds
cf Parl1 stoves IN hand or made 20 otders also
dll kinds Sheet Iron. { 0ppef. & Tin work made
d tho bee. ma,eaaia Stove and lire Tea Ket-
ties Dish Kettles, Slew-pans with covers, Spi-
deFe, Baains,s &c, &C. Stove Stacking, very
superior Ayticie all kinds Of House work dona.o
order. Epve-tFongh from 10 70 " f72 and cen
dnc.oR ? ctR par 4 o.. PIesse call and examine
g a Ts shall Be pleesed q wait on All who may
Lssee6eld, June ~, t@49. i M as II, SIN !,
4. San .eUixe usw. pattern :of CnOk and q
KaSloe StoVes win DO received In q few dhy
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

~HE Subscriber would hereby notify al
E ,vhom II NAV concern that he WI attend
in PERSON TO The seiIlemen, and collection
I ali Claims Till the FiRsToF OeToBER next
after which il will be necessaTy 10 place
them in other hands Ter cellectlon; ,,.or
'"e'' ~ : Z NM. LAWRENCE.
-ArnrEnLk. Aug. 2I, 1913. wv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Goods fes. the County.

r AIDES Dress Goods-a great variety
Ia Gen,s-6o do Cloths, CaSslmetes,
SC. low. Silk Fringes and Gimps, for tall
trade, splendid assortment. jus, received 10
Laces, Thread and Muslin Edglngs' nc o."
Purse Twist, steel Trimmings SC &C. Dress
trimmings, Hosiery, Gloves, Shoes, &c. PeK,"
Teas. al New York prices large assortment
Bibles ahd Te.Aaments. at cost IN New 1oEk'
ALSO.
Geese Feathers, Groceries. Crockery, Hard
ware, Tin ware. &c.
For sale by
s. N, BRONSON. South st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

TN consequence Of athlete liSs's, f'i hSS.
II ace lrosn generous cOInlnanIf .1m West
determined to put on the ros'e ca s." 70 RIM
Cornwall to ..iicb6sld herse y 80" So;Ds A"pr
Ssily tSandays excepted and ~ 20 aO,a Sro
TO induce still more extensive Pa AZ SAFE. in
make this route. Cd to none s".ns,ch
noin; Of accommodations and despS s o. so
Fare from Litch6ela 70 New A pS;s,or.
vvost Cornwall, AuE. 2Stn 1885 -.o,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

DROKE INTO. the enclosure Of the Sub
Nd scFiheF. on or abqas the 10Th OF June last
two steers and one haiier two years old. Also
one yaaraingt heller alf 6f witch are red. NJ
artificial mark. A. q. LENNON.
New Preston, Aug. Iss,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
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field, Mass and lsr sale by all the Booksellers
August, 1873.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
FIemlock boards Wanted.

RemloCk boards Wanted.
TVHE subscriber sp-ctiully informs Che
l. Merchants Of Li,chfield and towns adla
cent that he will like to purchase anv quantity
Of He,nlcck Boards. of good quality not ex-
ceeding One Hundred Thousand Feet, IN pay
ment for which goods will be furnished at la
Glass wholesale Dry Goods jobbing houses in
New York City at fair months prices.
- 'tsH" A. GRIDLEY.
Wateriown. July 3lst 1885, 7 swl2
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
a A. ANDRUs'
Improved Hydraulic Ram.

A PERFECTLYsimPlea and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
IA for f"rcIng LoItlon Of a spring or Brook
to any REQ tired elevation or Distance, where
prop0rtionate tall can be obtained; aud for the
purposes n irrigating Lands, su ing DIV. IL
i'gs, Gardens. Farms, Factories, Villages. En-.
gines, Railroad Statiuns, &. d. with
RUNNING WATER.
The simplicity of the operation, the efIec-
tiveness and durability Of this machine-which
has been in successful use in England and
France for three tnorlhs OF a century, and more
recently in the United Slates-rehder il most
important ard valuable apparatus tor forcing a
portion Of a stream Of water to any elevation
proportioned to the fall obtained, and to any
distance required. II is perfectly applicable
where one fool fall cen he obtained. Vet the
greater the fall. the higher the water can be
raised ; the quantity raised varying in propoT-
tion 10 the height with given fall.
The Machine is constructed with a Regulator
which is a very decided improvement. ard by
means of which the same machine may be va
ried in capacity, and adapted to The quantity Of
water afforded al different seasons Of the wear.
The subscriber is manufacturing superior
article OF Machines, with all parts liable to rust
Of brass, or other incor~osive metal, and will
furnish the accompanying pipes and put them
in operation. connected with Reservoirs, Baths,
Fountains. SC &c, when required
LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS.
The subscriber continues 10 manufacture and
put in operation, Lead Pipe for running water;
House and Factory Pumps for drawing water
from Wells Springs. Brooks. ur Cisterns Barn
Yard Pumps. &c SC.
The subscriber offers the avails of twenty
years. experience :, observation, and practice Ia
the public-confdent that he cab execute all
orders he may be favored with, to the entire
satisfaction of his employers.
Hundreds Of references and certificates furn-
ished. if required. l-....-.
U-Orders respectfully solicited, and prompts
ly attended to.
ALANSON ANDRIfs.
Carton, Conn, Aug. Is, 1S4S. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
.agessss for the Company

sAgG39Cs FOR EEeG OOAstPeSSSy
Daniel 3: Brinsmade. washington
David c Sanford, New Miltord'
Rufus Fuller, Jr, Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall.
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner Salisbury,
s SD S No,'hray' & Norfolk,
Roger II. Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Totrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwin'on,
Elisha johnson, Plymouth
Jobn C. Amber. Beihlem, ~.
Leman w Cutler. Watertown, ma
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David C. Whiulesy, New Preston,
GeoreeP. TalImadee. Warren: :.
Persons wishing TO get their Buildings Insured
can Apply TO either ofthe Agents, or to the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING, Secretary
L:-.hfieid. July Z. lS4s. lamlv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Geese Feathers.

~ bscribershave madearrange.
4 lneRtstok eepa constantsupply OF q
lfirstra:e article OF Geese Feathers
-scleced and packed with grea tcare Ivy
ourselves in packages from 2OtO 5Oibs.;
and will ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
from 90 to 1000 Tbs. of a quantity they
wtllwaPrant to be as GOO. as the best,
atlas low prices as can be, purchased .
e4ual quality lathe state. al. 81 -
8. 4 L., HURkPUT.i,
! Wine hester. l64a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

A. CHESHIRE. Stages from W"'eIn9ry
49,, connect with the up and down morning
III. a. 10 A. M. Returning from the up
md down Evening TEAMS al 40 p M. VIZ
~"S Alec from Litchficld, Wolcotvilie and wa
...h,,rv with the Down Train at IL. 50 A. NJ.
Returning upon the arrival of the Up Train I"
IS P. NJ. D,.,A,.,
RristoI and Pennington connect with the
morning Train ter New Haven at 40 A. M
Returning at about 10 7. M. ~
Also. from Litchieid, Winstead, New Hart
ford. Collinsville and Unionville to connect
with the 10 3oA. M. Train to New Haven. Re-
turning upon the arrival Of the Train at about
HENRY FARNAM.
Superintendent
Mem Haven. May. 90, 1S4s. tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Medical Institution Of
VALE COLLEGE.

UNHE Course of Lectures commences
u annually on The last Thursday Of
September, and continues six weeks.
BENJAMIN SiLLIMAN, NJ. d., LII. d. on
Chemistry and Pharmacy. /,
ELI Ives. M. D., on the Theory ana
Prac;icn nf Physic.
JONATHAN KNIGHT, M. D., on the Prin'
ciples and Practice ct Surgery.
TIMOTHY z. BEERS, M, D., on Oos9e>
tries
and Physiology.
flgnRr BRoNs IN, M. D., on Mater'a
Medica and Therapeutics.
Lecture Fees, 1858 so Matt iculation,
S5-Graduaiinn, $l5.
CHARLES HOOKER, Dean.
New Haven, Aug. IL, ls4S. SwAo
LlTGH1Tl!G
MUTUAL FIRE ms URANCE COMPANY.
VyTlIS Compang hasbeen IN oprat,on fhteeh
II Years ending July 8, 1885, and nave 'ssoe'
1888 Policies,
Amount Of Proper,yinsared during 40 sAs IA
Amour. OF property now insured is lC94, 62l
The whole amount Of cash prem'-
s umr t Ps.S nine 80. s$l2, 474.?5 10
To ;n,erss, ,eeeive don Loans l,ll9t3
l3,ivassl-s
Amount Of Premiums no W charged
on The Books which can be COL ,, -. ,
lected if requited. S|']'S''o''~
$3.50, rs
Tho wbole amount of Losses which
have been paid is, $lo,ool'o0
To amount OF expenses
paid 10 Agents. and
for ms plates, Books .oa :.
stationery &C 80 l3,l5e,75
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

"A o. A FAR NJ, n q
fsSs!1 Containing One Hun
Ens dred Acres Of Land /!
Ezlk.A with a story House. -AA.
a barn. and out buildings in very good repair
with a never failing we'll of water enclosed
Also, the said farm is well rroportioned INTO
meadow, pasture. plsWland, AVID woodland
The said Farm is pleasantly situated on Ches-
nut Hill. one mile east Of the centre OF LItch-
Geld on the roads leading 10 Plymouth and
Harwinton. ssge
enquire ofthe subscriber on the premises
JOHN PHELPS ID
Litchfield, Conn.,. Jan. |. 3.lS4s. 80 u
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
$40 RID Y lRR!

MILL be paid by Mrs. cLARlSSA
w WEIGH, f0r-such- Information as
will lead 10 the detection and conviction
Of the instigaiors and perpetrators of fhe
outrage committed in Milton Burying
Ground, on the, might of September 5ih.
by DESTROYING the Railing she had recent
~ erected, 10 enclose. the graves Of her
Husband and Childrcn.J ar7l.b "a So z
aMillon. Sept. lS48. taaea Swl8
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28

Present capital or funds Of the Com. gSS.o61,.o
There is now no claims against the Gonna
nv for losses.-and during the time 1t has been
in operation. there has no, been any assessment
made on the charged premiums
The expense ofinsurancei in TINS COMPANY on
detached Dwelling Houses has been but cts.
on the 500 per annum,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-28
Summer Arrangement
New Haven s. NOrthalnPtO"
Company

Rar;1road Arrangements Commen-
cling May ~, lo4o. ,.;,,
AN and after Monday. May ss sa IL .Fi follows:
~ leave daily, SUNDAYS excep!sa 81 M
8. 80 A. M. 1P. M, and 4 r ad NJ: .,s 40 A
Leave Plainville tor view M ana app.
M. 10 30 A. M. and ~ T. "'' "''>' = ~
The 8 A. M. Train frOn New Haven
.na The $40 P. NJ Train from PlaInyhIe WIN
~ s"d f. ,e r. aims with Passenger Car attach
Cd
&c.
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UNITED STATES HOTEL.
IHursssr-'s ESr1-u- Eu.

rI>HE undersigned has the pleasure Of informing the
Il public thar he has akeu this commodious and we'll
ranged hotel,he first the bdge--where he prepared
accommodate his guests 10 the most agreeable
He has the In all respects and has
been particular in procuring furniture, beds, and bed
dnga matter OF comfort which the travelling public will
readily appreciate Passengers the rail road will find
this house always in the best condition The extensive
dining within few feet of the and dinner on the
table the OF their arrival, afford ample
ume for a Comfortable meal of the best which the country
and city Afford Being settled down on the
CT his nativity the proprietor will take pride in making
his house agreeable resort for those business pleasure
OF the romantic places in the Unions and be,
therefore, feels proper degree of confidence ~ inviting
his numerous acquainmnces throughout the Country to
give him a call.
Remember the first house the bridge.
AprI S-dlm JAMES b. WAGER.
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CharKe s De Seldln1



TTHIRTY-THREE years experience clerk in one or
Il the principal accounting offices of the Treasury (3d
Audtors) has qualified the subscriber to undertake gen.
eral aency business the of the federal government
and the transaction OF business with the public depart
ment, before Congress- An intimate acquaintance win
reaus knowledge of the laws, and the principles estab
sed by decisions in the executive departments in relation
almost every subject connected with pubic accounts and
transactions with which he has become familiar from long
experience the public SERVICE affords hn advantages anu
facilities which, perhaps, others posse S. His attention
will DC directed the prosecution OF claims of every CHAR
acer, embracing revolutionary CLAIMS against the oheo
individual States, whether Tor lands or money
pensions of all kinds for half pay and bonn
ties claims growing out OF contracts with the Uhleu
of duties, remission OF fines or iorteiiures
under the other laws the prosecution OF claims
arising of Transact connected with the Florida OF
Mexican claTs before any board oil commissioners
hereafter to e formed the sale or purchase OF re
estate generally ton oil and every
description of b sness in which tao services of agent
may be required
The subscribr extensively known in the city oil Wash
the civil officers of the government, TO many oces
both Of the fny navy, well as to members OF Con-
scnemey are seiocted whom, if necessary, particular
reference is requested, to wits ., ~
jANKs w. MoCulLoH, First Comptroller ofthe Treasury
ALBION X PARRIs, Second do 40
PKyKR HAoNxR Third Auditor Of the Treasury.
Gen. THOMAS 8 JEsur Quart Master GENERA ~ q No.
Cen RoeKR JoNKs, Adjutant General
Gen NATHAN TowsoN, Pavrnaster General
Col JoskpH G. TorrES Chief of the Corps OF Engineers
Col JOHN ABRRr, Chief Of aphicai Engineers
RcHAsp SMITH, esq, Cashier MetroPotls BANK. om..
JAMES THOMPSON esq Chief Clerk Third AUDITORS Once
RICHARD BURGESS.
Office on i4h street, opposite ~ E. corner Fullers hoe'
juno 29--ly rs
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CONNER'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREO-
TYPE FOUNDRY,
Corner Of Nassau and 4an Streets Neto York,
(1AN be had eighteen per cent. deduction from old
~ prices-The undersigned respectfully inform the old
as James Connes and more recently Conner Cookies,
and the public in general that they prepared execute
orders for printing types presses chases, cases. imposing
ink ames and every other article to form
complete printing establishments, as favorable terms,
United States.
Borders cuts brass rule and all other articles manufac-
tured this establishment the reduced rates.
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
terms
The type this establishment both in the style OF
face and the material of which it is made particularly
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