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1L1grTMFlEID
MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

THIS Company hasbeen o opration ThireeI
IL Years ending July 6, 1876, and have issue'
1884 Policies, te
Amount OF property uninsured ss,isl,ss6's
Amount Of cash premiums received, lO,37904
Tonteres, received on Loans, l,L46&
Sll,425@
To do sfpremiums now ch don {sl ssee.
the Books whichcan becollected. !
$33, l79 s:
The whole amount Of loses 10 $6.5l3 80
Amt paid tor Expenses,-Agerts,
Ins. Plates, Books, Stationary, etc. .2O1,S W
Present capital or fundsofthe Company,
from which future losses are to be .
paid. S24'4Ss7 10
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These Pills are Recommended as being scstn
sut amy equaIin all Bilious attacks, affections
of the Liver, the Lungs, stomach or Bowels.
caused bv taking cold or obstructed perspira.
ton. They carry the bile. cleanse the pores
Of the body, thereby letting out the insensiblo
perspiration through its accustomed channel
and relieving at once the internal organs. Also
in old chronic affections. as Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache. Rbcuuatism, &e. Mind the d.
reetions which 60 with each box
Every Agent has Circulars Of these Pills to
give away.
ia the nsaal dose, though some require one
Pill or even more. Children Of one year &
over. one fourth Of Pili-of Z years and over
Malta Pill, These P.sis are PURELY ".
GET.ABLE. and may be taken under all cir
tumstances without regard 10 drink or diet.
Nrs.ror Sale bv Druggists and Traders gen
eraIlv, in each Town and Villsge in the co0n
nd Sta IL.
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Harness Making.

OHEsuoscribel res
Pecifnlly informs
theinhabitantsofL itch-
field Sud vicinity, that
be has removed 60 the
shop in West st.,7 doors
west oFthe Court House,
where as usual he in.
tends 10 carry on the
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ERUPTIvE AND SKIN
DISEASES

MAS - IA S1lHS
and by its extraordinary power in regulating
and equalzing the circulation.
DYSPEPSIA PILES AND COS
< TIvENESS.
JOHN A, CLySSMAN, General Agent
Office SO Cedar St New York. who has ap
pointed as Agents
Drug Store. Litchifeld
w c Bristol, Woodbury.
A Miles s. Son, Goshen
Eli Curtis, Watertown
E Leavenworth. Waterbury
B S Preston, Roxbury
G w Whittlesey, New Milford
G Hopson. Kent Plains
Gregory s. Pierce, Cornwall Bridge
DIR Gould, Sharon
Robert Ball, Salisbury
G Humphrey, North Canaan
John Frank lin, Canaan
EGLawfence y Co. Norfolk
ES Woodford Winsted
Grow & Jewett, New Hartford
'Lalhrop T. Bradford. Wolcettvisle
Geo D Cowles. Pennington A
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Summer Arrangement,
New Haven s. NOrtllalmp ton
Company.
Railroad Arrangements CONNER

49, 49, -; : ; -: -
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Q The capabili,y Of endu ing the pr; vations and
distress es imposed upon US by disease in it's man.
ifold and incongruous forms is without doubt,
one Of the most difficult Of our trials Of life. The
harrassing and agonizng pa ns Of that relative
Of death, the Consumptive disease, with all its
attendant. horrifying symptoms, s one of the
most terrible OF all Affections. But like all the
providential circumstances oflife, there is meted
out OH the other hand some means of relief.
THE INDIAN SlMPLE>.
culled with care from the forests, and prepared
with the Natural seiencesof the Red mnn is as
We, tile only remedy for this and some other Of
the severest diseases of man. The greatest
q experience ond attention to medical Art was re.
allied in the Indian Chief Brant. whose cures
were performed solely by his own preparations
OF herbs, now revived and made known under
the name of
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OMceYs Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
OLI1ER WIN. Treasurer.
LASO.N WHITING, Secretary.
Directors,

WILLIAM BEEBE. iORIG'N s.SEYMOuR
OLIVER GOODWIN D: G WHlTrLEsEt
IlG BECKWITH. / DAVID c.. SANFORD
JASON WHITING. i LEMAN w. CUTLER
GEORGE &. WOODRUFF.
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1SRaNT,S
tNDHaN 1B9aI Rs ONaRE
R - - ~ N a

l A III F ~ R0 II.
%>xHrN@ o. KS 7&D
-1 M0 "A @~0
3 the Chief o Great Purifier OF the Blood. and
never has tailed to cure
scrofula. Erysipelas, liberated and Nursing
Sore Mouth, Biles. Ulcers, Scald Head, ,
Rhonmatism Salt Rheum and all
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
: District Of Torrington IS.

IL
Upon the Petition of Barzilai Hudaon. of
lorr'ngton, showing tc this Court that he
IS Guardian to Mary Ellen Woodward, OF
SAID !orrlngton, minor, belonging TO said
District, and that said minor is the owner
of the following real estate. viz, One piece If
land situated in said Torrington CONTAINING
twenty acres, bounded north on land set ont IN
the widow OF Grswold WoodM ard deceased in
the distribution of his estate, south by the
Parsonage $50 called,) Olive Mather's heirs and
others, east ane west by highway-valued al.
about six hundred dollars, and showing iust
and reasonable cause for selling said real estate
+ raging for an order, and that he or some
other meet person be empowered TO seIl TIE
same, as per petition on file dated the 1st day
OF May, 1913, more fully appears.
Ordered: That the foregoing application be
heard at the Probate Office in Torrington on
the Sth day Of July, 1s4s, at 10 O'Clock fore
no"i' and that notice thereof be published
insome public newspaper near the place where
such real estate lies, three weeks successively
at least six weeks before the time assigned
GEO, d. WADHAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

AT Court Of Probate holden at Torringtos
within and fer the District of Torrington Oh
the 5th day of April A. D. ls4s.
Present George d. Wadhams. Esq. Judge.
'NHIS Court doth direct the Administrators
of the estate of HOSEA CASE, late of
Torrinngton in said district deceased, repre-
sented to be insolvenl. to give notice to all
persons interested in the estate OF said de-
ceased, TO appear, (if they see cause,) before
the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Pro-
bate Office in said district, on the lst day of
May 1913 at 10 O'Clock, A. M. to be heard
relative to the appointment of Commissioners
on said estate, ny posting said order of notice
on public sign post in said town of Torring-
ton nearest the place where the deceased last.
dwelt. and by advertising the same in news
paper.published in Litchield County,
Certife from Record.
GEORGED. WADHAMS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
. u ,JoNES'S IA Ann Street, New

" D JONES'S IA Ann Street, New
HI" York. No man can do a prssper>
Gus business, unless both buyer aud sell,
are benefited, and 8 900 20 $500, that
there are not better Boots sold al the fol>
lowing prices than sell-$500 to $50, that
l sell more fine Boots at retail for cash,
which enables me to sell at such remaIka
hle low prices-I sell FIRST quality of French
Calf Dress Bonts, at $3.50 to $4 rs; second
do, $3.50 to $500; French Patent Leath>
er Boots, SOD. My store is small, my ex>
penses lght and competition is challenged,
New York, May |, ls45. 81 5w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
MARRIED..

Tn Wolcouville, on the 4th inst, by The
Rev, Mr.. Seeley, Mr.. A. q. Bradford, OF
Wolco,,vile, and Miss Maria Scott OF
HarWinton.
In Wolcottville, on the 7th inst, ny Rev.
Mr. Hubbell, Mr. Hiram Lyman aud Miss
Julia NJ Oslrom, both of Torrington.
In Waterbury, Goth ult, by the Rev Mr.
. Clark, Willis Upham and Miss Julia Ann
Daniels of Harwinton.
In Carlisle, Pa, Hon T. Pillshnry, Rep
resentatiye in Congress from Texas, to Re-
berca C. daughter of Col. J. Carpenter, OF
Penohscot. Maine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
! District of Torrington, SIS.
Probate Court. May LIST, l6'

Probate Court, May LIST, lS48
Estate of HOSEA ASE, late If Tor
rington, in said district deceased.
4 HE Court Of Probate for the district OF
4 Turlngton hath limited and allowed
six months from the date hereof, for the
creditors of said estate, represented insol>
vent. in which to exhibit their claims there
to and has appointed Russell c. Aberne>
,hy, Giles A. Gayl 'rd and Albert A. Mason
Commissioners TO receive and examine said
claims,
Certified by GEO. D. WADHAMS Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
will meet at the late dwelling house Of the
deceased in said Torrirgton, on the first
Monday of september, and Oh the last
Monday of October, lS4s, at Two O'Clock in
the afternoon, ON each of said days, for the
purpose of attending on the business OF
said appointment.
r. c. ABERNEFHY, - co;s
GILES A. GAYLORD, oo""
ALBERT A. MASON,
All persons indebted TO said estete are
requested 10 make immediate payment &c
DARIUS WILSON, } Admins.
ANGALINE CASE, traitors.
So 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

From he Philadelphia North .asReTIeGR.
TEE WARRIORS RETURN.
Trail banners IN the dust,
Deep roll the mufiled drums,
As homeward from his orphaned troop,
Dead, their loved leader comes.
Net, as he left US once,
In glad and proud array;
All that is now returned 10 Us
Is cold, insAtiate clay.
Where now the glorious mien?
Where now the flashing eye?
That in the battles bloody strife
Told but Ol victory.
No more al trump-t's blast
He'll wake To deeds Of arms;
No mere he'll he'll the loud-rung shouts,
Telling Of wars alarms.
No more the ready hand
With warm affections grasp
Alas death hold the sudier now,
In fl m hui colder clasp,
Stern honor called hin. forth;
Swept sorrow from his brew;
Too soon the wreath of laurel sought
Is changed to cypress boush.
Trail banners in the dust,
Deep roll the muif1ed drums:
To us. his orphaned troops at home.
Dead, our loved leader coIaeS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

At Court of Probate holden at New Milford,
within and for the District of New Milford
on the 18th day OF April. 1913,
Present, DAVID c. SANFORD, Esq, Judge.
Estate Of DANIEL B. WILSON, ESQ late
Of New MilioId, in said District, deceased.
VIE administrators represent the estat,
u insolvenl, and pray the appointment Of
Commissioners DISQUALIFICATION, Ordered
hat Commissioners to receive, examine anC
ADJUST the claims Of The creditors of said estate
be appointed al the Probate Office in said New
Milford. on the 18Th day OF May Is S, at 4
O'Clock in the afternoon and that all person,
Interested in said estate may be notified there.
of, the administrators will cause this order Il
he published in newspaper printed in Latch,
fl Id, and post copy thereof on the public
Al IN post nearest the place where the deceas
I'd last dwell in said New Milford, and n on
other publ &c place. al least eight days befor
sad 18th day Of May, ISIS.
A true copy 81 Record.
DAVID C SANFORD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
DEAF

In this town, on the 9Th inst, Mr.. Ho1>
ace Peck, aged 81.
In this town. on the 9Th inst, Miss Lois
A. Buel, aged 81, daughter of Capt. Samuel
Buel.
Naturally of mild and kind disposition.
her excellencies of charaCte. were bright
ened and drawn out by religion AS
dauyh ar and sister, a friend. Il christian,
she will he long remembered with fearful
affection. UnoblruSive and noiseieSS, in
the sphere of her duties, she discharged
them with the energy of an intelligent, cul
1ivaled mind. and warm, faithful heart.
To The domestic circle. her loss is very
great, She seemed to persist beyond her
strength, in Offices of devoted attention t.
a bel wed parent, who has for almost year
tesn proSlrale through disease.
The place vacated by her death cannon
soon he hIle,,,. In her sickness, which was
irving, patience had its arduouS though
blessed work. She bore all with meek reSi2'
nation. Rational TO The last, and aware OF
deaths approach, she met 1t IN peace, de-
Glazing her hope and faith in the Redeem
er. The same hearts which bewail Their
own loss by her decease, cannot bul reflect
with comfort on the evidence of her trnns-
lalion to the sinlesSs and pure enj"ymenls
of heaven-[CoM.
In New Milford, on the LIST inst, Harriet
Hull Mygat,, aged years and 81 days
daughter of William and Het,y Mygat.
DASH 10 be loaned-viz. about 5000 from
I the Litchfeiu Town Dsposite Fund, on
" The security required by law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
L,UMAM TDVVLGSo
1877 Chapel st,
OFFERS FOR SALE.
OS 000 LBS. Bel!ville White
Ac' WV Lead
%, 600 lbs Atlantic do do
Is bbls Spirits rurpentine
1000 gals Sperm Oil 1900 Whale 90
100 q" Lard Oh, 1900 do Linseed do
50 hbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead, 500 do Ii,harge
$500 Venetian Red. COCO do Spanish
Brown
5000 French Yellow, 1000 do Patent
Black
IS bbls Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
moniac
IS Glue, 1000 lbs Nader
200 " Dye Woods, s do Alum, l2 do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Prusiate Potash, 100 do Lac Dye
100 " VerdgriS in halls, 100 do Cndhear
100 " Nntgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
IS dozen Pant Brushes, 10 gross c. H.
Pencils "
500 boxes American Glass
100 " French do, 100 do English do
II jars Carb Ammonia, Is OF Salicine
~ bbis Gum Camphor, GOO lbs Cream
Tartar
SO OF sulph Cunning, 20 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
bhls Epson Salts, 5 do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 3 cases Tartar
ic Acid
2 cases Rhubarb, bale India SIENNA
5 bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurnls
s lbs Iodine. 90 Hydriodate Potassium
500" Liquorice Roo, 800 do do Extracts
200 * Chamomie Flowers, 20 do Amcia
do
200 " Oxalic Acid. cask Chloride Lime
500 " Salera,us. 1000 Go PolaShes
so carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Shellace
500 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone
400 lbs Borax, $40 do Turkey lumber
$50 " Chrome Green, $50 do do yellow
1000 " Mineral Green, 4UO do AspRaltum
When the subscriber first established this
store. it was deemed an experiment, and
himself as well as many OF his friends. en-
lerta intd strong doubts whether such an es.
could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his eftnrts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can find 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 to such an exW Mt. Notwithstanding
combined opp'silion,) that he has been UNI
der the necessity of greatly charging his
business, beyond anything by him an,ici>
pa,ed. The subscriber is now in the dalv
receipt of fresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line, purchased
at the very lowest market ra,es. and will be
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested 10 call and ex-
anime his stock. before purchasing else
where. as his banner is again unfmrled to
u he breeze, on which is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only.
L. COWLES.
New Haven, May LIST tf-52
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
THE PENNINGTON VALLEY.

The importance Of securing the trade
Of this valley TO Hartford, has never been
over-eslimated. We hope tha, the SUBJ
jet will not cease to be agitated. The
following extract from the correspond
ence of the New Haven Register, written
from New Hartford, has warning look.
The writer is slightly mistaken, If he
supposes that the Plainville Railroad Is
actually under contract 10 COllinsyIIle'
Although it will undoubtedly be carried
thither, it is under contract only to Union-
Vile. Alter mentioning that New Hart
ford is S3>4 miles from Collinsville, with
q feasible route between, and expressing
a regre, that the work caRnOt he extend
ed to New Hartford, he goes on to say:
"An our business, banking and trans
portatIon is done with Hartford, ~ miles
off, over ralcou Mountain. Hartford caps
ital, (some 100000 having been spent
here in two years paSt,) has bnilt us up,
and the people of Hartford will gladly re-
tain us in their hands. But it your Rails
EOdu CoulSS up NiC NohSyS IuS'S !" "a" N"O VA
it as far as she is oLcerned. All our
treights and supplies mnSl so to New Ha>
ven, and be had from there. Our annual
tonnage is very large-al least double that
OF Collinsvile-and is now only rifle
compared with what it must be next year,
whether your road comes up or not. The
new dam of the GreenwOuds Co. at the up
per end of the village is the highest and best
dam in Connecticut; it cost some $4O,0OO:
and was built only last season. One D slo-
~ mill for 10000 spind'eS, is already up
aud will be finished and opened, and The
founda,ipn of another laid. This single
establishment will add, in twelve months
from now, five hundred mouths TO the cons
sumers of your flour and proviSons-tor
we do not raise enough here tor them.
Every body is busy in manufacturing, and
can do better to buy their food than raise it,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
District Of Lltcniield -

IThOdIe Ouft, NAV |, 1913.
Estate of MEDAD ID. BISHOP, late A.,
Litchield, in said District deceased.
1--WE Court Of Probate fer the District ,
= Litchhe'd bath limited and allowed 81
months from The date her. Of. for the creditor
OF sad Estate. represented insnlvent, in whic
10 exhibit their claim thereto; and has az
pointed Stephen Russell and Gideon n Hnlll
Ter. Esq'rs, Commissioners to receive and exa
mlne Said claims.
Certified by CHARLES ADAMS, Judga
The subscribers give notice that they shal
meet at the office ofG r. Hollister in sal
LitchfeId. on the first Mondav in June and III
first Monday in November SIS, at 2o'clock j.
the afternoon on ach OF SAID DAYS, 70, m
pnrpose of attending to the business Of sal,
appointment.
STEPHEN RUSSELL } Commits
G II. HOLLlSTER. sicners
All persons indebted to said estate are r,
quested 10 make immediate payment 10
SYLVANUS BISHOP, Admin,stratcr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
District of LIlchfield, IS ,

Estate of TRUMAN STARR, la,e of
Goshen IN saiu District deceased.
HE Court OF Probate for the Dis,ric,
X Of Litchfeld hath limited and al
lowed six mon hs FRI m the date hereof
for the Creditors of said Estate, 10 exhib,
1t their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect TO present their accounts.
properly a:iested, within said time, will
be debarred a recovery. All persons in>
debted to said Estate are r.nues,ed ,o
make immediate payment 10.
NELSON BREWSTER
HARVEY BALDWIN. Executors
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
PROBAHE RECORD.

At Court OF Probate holden at LiIchfeld
within and for the Dis ricl OF Litchfeld, on
the 9Th day Of May A, ID. 4S4S.
Present CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
ESTATE of PETER KIDNEY, late Of
IL DECEASED The Administrator represents
the Estate ms 'lvent, aud prays the appoints
meni OF Commissioners thereon;
WheieuP"n, Ordered, That Commissioners
10 receive, examine and adjust the claims OF
the creditors OF said Estate be appointed at the
Probate Office in Litchfeld on the 18th day of
May 1913 at 10 o'clock forenoon And that
all persons interested in said Estate may be
notified thereof the Administrator Will cause
this order TO be published in newspaper
printed in LitchfcId county aad post copy
thereof on The sign post nearest the last resi-
dence Of said deceased in Warren.
A trne copy of record,
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
AT Courl of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District ofSalsbury
on the 10th day of April.

AT Courl of Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District ofSalsbury
on the 10th day of April.
Present. John G. Mite e. Judge.
=" M. Kelsey Executor of the laSt will
w and testament of Caleb Britton, late
of Salisbury within said District deceased,
having represented said Estate insolvent
and given notice {, all concerned to appear
before this Court the present day at IL o.
clock A. M, TO be heard relative to the APP
pointment Of Commissioners on said Es
tate, and no one appearing-This Court
doth appoint ASilas Read, and Peter p.
Everts, Commissioners to examine and ad-
just the claims of the creditors of said Es>
tate, and also doth decree that six months
from this date be allowed the creditors of
said Estate to exhibit their claims to said
Commissioners who will give public notice
of this order by advertising the same in
public newspaper published in Litehfield,
and by posting copy thereof on public
sign post in said Salisbury nearest the last
residence of SAID deceased.
Certified from Record,
JOHN G. Mitchell, Judge.
THE subscribers give notice that they
shall meet a, the store of Philip Rockefeller
ia said Salisbury on the first Tuesdays in
June and October lS4S, a. 10 O'Clock A, M.
on each of said days for the purpose of at>
tending TO the business of said appointment.
SlLAS REID, Commits
PETER p. EVERTS. sioners.
*52 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11

NOTiCE.-1he Court of PROBATE for the
District of Sharon has ordered that so II nch of
the real estate of TRowBRIDGE LocKwbop late
of Sharon within said District deceased, as
will raise the sum Of 1922 81, shall be sold a,
public or private sale. II will he sold under
said order at the late residence of said deceas.
ed, on the 18Th day of May 1913, at O'Clock
in the forenoon, unless preyi, usly disposed OF
at private sale,
JOHN s. JEWETT, Administration,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
Probate Court, Distrc, of Cornwall, !
NV Sd. lS49


ON the application of II. Milton Hart
to Sarah Cla,issa Hart, Emily Harriet Hart and
John Oliver Hart, Minors now residing in Hud-
son in the btate Of Ohio, showing that said mi
nors are the owners of cert ain zeal estate sit
uated in Cornwall within said district consist
ing of the following described pieces of land, to
B Judson and Edmund Harrison land, east on
said Harrison's land, south on the highway lea
ding eas,wa, oy from Samuel P Johnson S. and
west on the Cornwall and Washington turnpike
$50 cal)ed,) containing FIVE and one half acres.
The sucond piece is situated in Great Hollow
$50 called, bounded north on Edmand Harri-
SON 8 LAND, east on said Cornwall and Wash
ington Turnpike, south on Mary ABB. Judson' 8
land aud west on highway, containing four and
one gh'h acres. .
The third piece is bounded north on Mary A
B. Judson's land. east on an old highway, south
o. r. Burnham's land and " est on highway,
cont aiming thirty six acres. being part OF the
h'ms farm of the late Oliver Burnham Esq. de-
ceased
The fourth piece is bounded north on o r
Rurnham's land, east on highway, south on
highway and James D. Ford's land and west on
fourth acres. Said premises being valued at
seven hundred and for ty eight dollars.
And that said real estate cannot be improved
and occupied to advantage for the interest and
benefit of said minors. And said petitioner
further represents that j, will be for the interest
Of said minors TO have said real estate sold and
the avnIls thereof disposed OF as the law directs,
snd praying for liberty to sell the same az per
app iction on file dated the I'd day of NAV is4s
Ordered, That the fMegoine application be
heard on he 7th day of Jsly ls4s at o'clock in
the afternoon, at The Probate Office in this dis
trct. and that said Guardian give NOTICE Of the
pendencv Of The same nv advertising his Order
in a newspaper published in Litchfeld three
weeks successfully at least six weeks before
The time Of hearing the same.
Certified from Record.
50 PIllLO KELLOGG, Judge:
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-11
J. w. LA N E.,

MOULD respectfully inform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
Just received from New York Scott's Re
port of Spring Fashions-and most SUPER.
plate it is too The extreme long waists u
Goats of all descriptions have given way To
about medium length, which Of course is
much more dres>y
Our grateful acknowledgements nre duly
rendered for past favors, and continuance
Of the same will be thankfully received.
Goshen, April 8. AZ 4w