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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
PAPER HANGINGS,

Worthy Of Particular .at-
teaatiOn.
A STUPENDOUS STOCK Of French,
IA Philadelphia, aud common Amcri>
can make
Paper Hangings,
il now opening at The famous " ZEE
NV" Of Elegant Fresco and Lnnd-
scape, with beautiful Etruscan Borders
10 match, forming the most exquisite
P"rlor and Drawing Room Paper ever
exhibited in this citv.
"OOD SATIN PAPERS AT IL 2 cents
A PIECE. LANDSCAPE do. SAME
PRICE.
Common PAPER HANGINGS by the
cart lo"d-new designs, and at Tho
most astonishing bargains ever seen in
the State.
BORDERS, from the most common up
to the riches, Gilt and Velvet.
ELEGANT FIRE BOARD VIEWS.
LANDSCAPE RAINBOW, and new
style CURTAIN PAPERS. great vari-
ETY..
Landlords. Builders. Tenants, and
Paper Hangers, will find hero IN Atirac.
tive assortment: at uncommOnly low pri-
ces, or a single room or an entire house.
Country Merchants.
will find advantages in this stock Of Cur.
:ain Papers, Common Papers. and Bor-
ders. unsurpassed in this Country, as to
variety and price. An invitation 10 ex.
anime this assortment, is herewith ex-
tended 10 all. ......
STARR g. BURKETT.
The BEE HIvE,".22 Maia street,
directly oppusiie the Fourth Church.
Hartford, Conn. eEss 3w49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

NorrcE.--rhe Lltchfe.d County
Temperance society will hold its
next monthly meeting at Watertown
the fourth Tuesday of this month:
j. CATLIN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
DEATHS.

In this town, on the l7lh inst, Mr. Medad
Dudley Bishop, aged so.
In this village. IN the 18th inst. Mrs. eliza.
beth Cork. aged Is, relict Of the late Thorn
as Geek Esq, of Danbury. lAer end was peace.
Her remains were taken TO Danbnry ior intcr-
ments
ss'In Cornwall, 3D. inst. Anna Johnson, aged
"a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

"Miss Electa Ann Hubbard, q sin
gle lady Of 80 years, in Haddam, hung
herself in her fathers barn, u few days
since.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
UMIDTy 1BIL,Ujgs.

ID AEADE at the Armoiy. On Monday. the
L IL, Of May next. at one o'clock P M. If
full unifnrm, for exercise and drill. preParato
~ 10 the contemplated exclusion to New
Haven on the following day.
By order OF the Comma ndant,
wv. LANE. Orderly Sergent,
Litehfeld Apr! Is. ls4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

TA,HE members OF the LIST Episcopal
,. Soctly in Liich6eld are hereby
nO':Iied thai their annual meeting will lie
held IL, 81. Mic bael's Churcn IN the Vii y
lagc of I.ltchfiIid on Munday :he 2lst Of
April lS45, al 2 o'clock, = n. To which
time aud place the last meeting Ot said
Sociely stands adjourned.
B order OF the Wa,dcns and Vestry.
LnchieiG April l7,h 1913.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
For Sale.

WA THE subscriber being a.
NH: bout leaving the State. will sell
Of Cornwall Bridge. The prop
erty consists Of two Dwelling Houses. out
Buildings and about one third Of an acre Of
land, with good water. an excellent Garden
and choice Fruit, SC. Also the undivided
half Ct a Dwelling House. Barn. and about for
y acres OF land The bulldogs are all new
Houses all painted inside and ont. and all 10
the immediate vicinity If the Depot. Any
person wishing to purchase will do well to
call and examine the property, as the situation
is very desirable one. Also IN rent Room
suitable for Tailor or Shoemaker, possession
given Immediately. Please call on the prem
ses or Myron Harrison, Esq.,. near the prem
ises.
0o-lf not sold BY the Goth inst. the House
IN which he resides. with oct Bull dings and
Gardens will be let for one year.
DARIUS WEBB.
Cornwall Bridge. April 3. ls4s. ~ Wv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

NOULDrespectsuliy isform his friends
w and the public generally that he has
Just received from New York Scotl's Re
port Of Spring Fashions-and most superb
plate il is 100. The extreme long waists 10
Goats of all descriptions have given way TO
about medium length. which Of course is
much more dressy. .-- ..E.
Our grateful Acknowledgements ere duly
rendered fr past favOrs. and continuance
If the same Gill be thaakfaliy received.
Goshen, APrilS 3. ~ Nv
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Warren lnsslimlA.

]. c. HOWARD MA. Principal and
FroPrielor.-Ihe Spring Term commen.
eeA On MUnday. April 10Th, and will cUn.
t'nue u weeks. Charges. &c, as hereto
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

NOrICE.-rhe annual meeting OF the
M. L. Society'in Lilchfeld will be held a,
the Church on Saturday The 22d inst. a,
O'Clock ~ foe the purpose Of choosing
officers, renting slips, &e.
Z. Z. BUEI., Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

COVE have several Books and Periodicals
weeks,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Astonishing effects
IN QUICK CONSUMPTION.
Cure ola young Lady in Rapid Decline
Waldoboro' Me-, April 7, tS4S.

WaldObOrO' Me-, Aprll 4, 'o4O'
DR.. Rradlce-Dear Sir consld-
or the Hungarian Balsam an invaluable iens
NV daughter aged abou, II years was se'z
ed about year ago with violent ahecti:n
The chest and lungs, attended with short
marsh cough, pain IN the slde: weakness am,
other symptoms Of a speedy decline. or quick
consumption.
She was very rapidly reduced in strength.
and other remedies proving Of no avail, was
induced to try Buchan's Hungarian Balsam,
which am happy to say. had the desired els
iect and in few weeks raised her from the
state Of debility and danger descs'hed' e per-
feet health. Nothing else with which ] am
ACQUAINTED, would thiAk. have saved her life.
ABlJAH SPRAGUE
The above is true statement 81 facts.
i3im WIN. H BARNARD. Wafaoe'ro'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

WILL open School in this Village,
IN the first Wednesday in May next.
TERMS.-Perq quarter OF III weeks for
common English branches, including Ge>
ography, Grammer and Arithmetic $500.
Higher ranches, as Natural Philosophy.
Ancien. and Modern History. Algebra.
Euclid, &C., 4M.'
A reasouable deduction from the above
,ermS vii, be made for small scholars - J.
the rudimeats. .r.
VIII. reserved soo'Yasds of fashioaaAiss
j DeLaines, small figures on green. blsck
..roen, and black grounds. which ne shaa
ali for 2oc per yard. - -. ID y" we
LATHRoP & BRADLEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

y FoNEY Lose, Lost BY the subscribe. nm
on Wednesday the 4th inst, in this VII
ILL., lage. Wallet containing a IS h;,, on
Peak Bank, anda ST. bill on the Br;dyenoy,
Bank, together with some papers Of small val
ue' Inc finder will be literally rewarded bv
leaving 1t al the Enquirer office, or with
STEPHEN BIDWELt.
Litch6eld April 10, l64S. az
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

mo be sold or rented, Dwelling House,
Wagon makers shop, and o acres at land
y adjoining situated about three fourths oi
a mile east of the Court House-occupied the
past year by Jerome johnson.
SETH P. BEERS.
Anril 1919 0w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Geese Feathers.

UHEsubscribershave madearrange.
'nen,sto keepa constan, supply OF
firstre.e article OF Geese Feathers
-scleced and packed with grea'canre ny
ourselves in packages from 2Oto 5U'es.i
and will furnish alta lltimesanyquanti'y
from 20 to 1000 lbs. Of u quantity they
will warrant to be as goo. as the best,
AZ as low prices as can be purchas ed o
euualquality inthe state: ,,n
S. & l.. HURLBUT.
Wi,m hester. la4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Norfolk ACADEMY,

1DHE Summer Tern Of this Institution
viii commence on Monday the 9Th Of
~ Nay next, for u session If fourteen
weeks. 1t is important tha, all who attend
should be pIe>ent at the opening OF the
term. w. B. RICE, NJ. Principal.
Norfolk, Anil 18th l64S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

TLovER and TIMOTHY SEEO-A few
" bushels for ssie at the Brick Store.
AlsO-MarrOwiat Peas. DRIED APPLES
&c. C. ADA MS 4 CO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

HOUND. On the read from Liichheld to VOL
eoffvills. in March last, q Bt0aioe Skin,
6 nearly new. Enquire at "a" Mansion
House. LiteA6eld. or Nelson AlvOTd "a, VOL.
eottViale' Apr O. ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
now Or nIIDR.

NT1HE undersigned being about 10 leave
Y ~town, feels ii his duty 10 INFO, m those wLo
u have delayed. that there is still all oppDr>
unity to procure true aud perlec, Likeness,
As his room will be kept open about two
weeks longer, for the purpose Of accomm"da-
Tine those who may wish to favor him with q
cali II is admitted by all, thar his pictu,es
40 a likeness and sleaTness-of express ion, sie
lar superior TO those taken By Operatives gen.
orally.
j.. JUDD.
Litchfeld, April 10, 1913. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
9 9 + 9 9
Positively True.

70 THAT MORE GOD S
have passed from the counters Of the OLD
SrOREso long ard favorably known a. tho
"Ba.tell Sio,e." than frru. any other retail
House in New England, fer the very palpa.
ole reason, Of meeting gu, Justice to all. Of act
ing agreeable TO the prime ipls
CO." LIVE AND LET LIVE!" 90
These are the tras principles Of TRADE
md will be strictly adhered to by the presen,
nroprieto, in the prosecution Of his business
We reiteraie to our numerous patrons and
others what has repeatedly been said,
"Return your Goods ALWAYS when
in the slightest particular, they do
not answer the recommendation
given" -..-.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
MILLINERY.
MISS BRADLFY hasre

RE>aM M ISIS BRADLEY has re-
:: ):
lYI ceived from New York
M&EV he most Fashionable Style
ENk& If Hats for the Season.
ITA&& F. ALSO
W V Ribbons. French and Amer
M lean Flowers, Silks Trim
|F mings for Mantilla's, Collars,
Tnsertings, Isle Thread, Cotton and Linen
Laces, &C., which will be sold as low as at
any other Wholesale VI Retail Establishment,
in this vicinity
Her friends are invited TO call ard exam
inc for themselves.
ParticLly attention to Repairing and Bleac :
ing Straw Hats.
Litch6eld. April, 10, ls4s. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Clothing Store f!

A General Assortment Of Mems SUMNER
"A CLOTHING tor sale at the Brick Store
next west OF the Court House.
M-a'. and Foys' Clothes made TO order at
The shortest notice. [Apr. II.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

CTARLIS ADAMS 4 GO.
AVE taken The BRICK Store next west d
II Court House, where they are now open
ing'an entirely new stock Of
Dry GOOds and Groceries,
which they offer for sale at prices winch can
not fail to suit customers.
LfeafeId, April ~, 1919. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
Present, Hugh GeIstOn, ESQ, JvI

AN NS"'' '" IEOVdte nnIOen AZ N 'ftnaN,
within and toI In" district of Sherman, ON
the 7'h day Of April, 1915
OF Present, Hugh GeIs,On. Esq, Jadge.
UPON the petition IF Jedediah J Graves, OF
New Milford, shewineto This Court that he is the
Guar Of Elijah, III F. Camp, Barnett Camp,
Lavin,a amp, Ann Eliza Camp. Edwin Camp,
and William Z. Camp, all OF Sherman, minors,
and that said minors "wR as tenants in common
the following real estate. lying in said New
Milford. wiz Two Undivided third parts OF
piece of land containing ninety acres more or
less bounded north by Highway. East hv Du
Vld Bt ards heirs land and Gideon Camps land
or Henry Camps land South bv David Peards'
heirs ,land, Stering's Ian and Grant Nor,hrop's
wIfes and and ives, BY Northrnps wiie's land.
Gideon Camps land. and Samuel 3 Stprling's
wife Stand, subject to the life estate of lydia
Ann Camp in one undivided third part ofsd two
birds as The widow AND dowrrss Of William T.
Camp, late Of New Milfnrh, decea sec, and to
the rights Of David Boards heirs to pass and
repass across land in the most convenient place
to said heirs wood land, valued at two thousa nd
dollars and praying this Court, for reasons in said
petition set forth, to pass an order authorizing
and empowering said petitioner or some other
meet person to sell and convey the interests of
said miuors in said described premises accor-
ding to the Statue in such case made and pro-
vided-pcr petition on f!e, dated April nh lS4s.
Ordered. tina, said petition he continued tothe
mined at the Prebnie Office in said Sherman a,
o clock in the afternoon; and that notice of The
tendency thereof be given by publishing this
order in a newspaper printed in Litchfe!d three
weeks successvely, at least six weeks before
the said first day Of July ls4s.
A tue copy of record,
Attest, MUCH GELSrON, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

VIZ Barrels sOAFT SOAP, on baud, Hnd
'A<A for sale by the quart. gallon or barrel. "
S ID. WHEELER.
ltcbield. Feh. Q. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

N7HE COau Of Prostate iOr the nislricI
VI COI"wall has limiWd aNd allowed six
u months IrOm the date hereOfi0 the cFtdN
tiTs Of the estate Of CURTlSS BEERS.
lac OF Cornwall, in said district, deceased,
vi hin which tire to exhibit their claims
iorSeillement. All claims not dolly Pre~eDt>
ed and properly arIesIed within Ihas time,
WI be debarred a recovery.
AL persons indebted 10 said estate are re-
qu'Sled to make immediate paymeRI to
HENRY l.. BEERS, Admin.stra,tr T.
Oaled, Corn wall, April l2, lS4S. +47
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20
NEW
GOO D g..

DECEIVED weekly at H, r. NYGATT g.
IGCo. Store opposite J. P. Marshalls Hotel.
Woodbury.. Rich aud Su?erior Goods may
be found Al cor place IL very reduced prices.
a complete assortment Of Dry Goods and Gro
eeries sve now have. which will be snld for
cash or exchanged for produce. at small sd-
vance.
A large lot Of Ladies Silk Dress Goods /;
some Of new and tasty styles.
We have just received splendid assortment
Of CARPErINGS at prices from lsc to 81 81
uer yard-Also lot Of Paper HsngiHgs Of new
na,terus. T. MYGATT, G. Co.
Woodbury.. Nav I. 1913. 4s4w
New, Spring Goods Just received, am
or sale CHEAP, by ---.s r
s. D WHEELER, Agent.
Lilchael6 April I, leAs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

At a Court of Probate holden a, Plymouth
within and for the District of Plymouth,
on the S5th day Of March. ls4S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

Ara Court Of Probate holden at IN .rman,
within and ioi In" district of Sherman, ON
the 7lh daV of ADril. 1915
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-04-20

Al a COuIt Of Probate holden at Sharon,
within and for the District OF Sharon on
the 4th day of April, A. D, 1913.
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DUBLTsHED 81 4. APPLETON 30 BROADWAY-
1 !. TIE Wauisan-s ana Fortunes Of some German Em-
gfaats, hy Freleck Gcrlg- translated oy arch Black.
3 vol. LIMO payer sd cts. c0'h15.
"The book i Of pleasant reading, az wei 90 sagecous
remarks lAllwDeum.
"Tc closing scenes 0 The tale are deeply Interesting
Boston Advertiser.
prcseufs vivid pictures Of human fe Alb Specr
H. Romance OF Tie History 81 LousioniA series of
Lectures by Charles Giyaue. Oae handsome vol. Emo
Price ~ cents, Goth.
The author holds zen u remarkable fascination
Literary World.
These Lectures are written DO lively. pquant Style
lCharesfcu Courier.
His sfric u Tic highest derrce ford. aboIHlnI m
beautiful llnace-' Baltimore Pa'u0'
M The Sic'cice-Tlrcc Tales. crtlci Waller L1r-
mcr TIE Emuels Of life. auI ihc Lost Inheritance BY
Tie author Of Amy Herbert DE Old Mans Home, AMI
Iawk-fouc. / vol. i-IO 81.
The design is novel and The execution feicif0us."
.Thc w0rs is one Of ODD % literary character"
stories Ir. most eycl.-.tetv beautiful" mv2B fis
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.Mnrl.cls.... caIcLaag co,1o.lea %, u TtlAane.

AsHEs-Pos are ara saes saatsijs Pearls cA,is The
'ae' are 49,, -, =. pm, 60, .,.,,,
selty fase. ne ioa afiy o e'dori Par upapi quot
flour AND MEAi-Thers ha. been good lusuo.h done a
to-day. and he market without change The sesre
yorie brands, Tie demand bss 5sen eoiebe o isE at All
the Wv Due h sos Aavg been ket t'k Tie rce 80. wefc
oeueee aad oao a. - Tie extra baas ,re uo
Ny made toias W5 "a IN southern there buta moderate
el.ae., ON. % ~ 1,i A. go ls, IT, ,uq9 neifs
80 Or ~ th., Rye iog1 ss e,i - b. and quiet
GRAiN-ie sep9 q Gsae'se whsai ven much 'aeod sai
IA eis FOG oeasee- Ga oa' ihe demand oa, udse
Corna dan today ,ooi uph oefs s'es OF M ths'ad tu.
HoOor oftooi Jer e "e ,de At b Goats ard $3.50 500
Meesa 70 ce va, n- aal '>o do aai southern q 3 ot
Here small uqoi, 'or -eai D. a. hover Fte RE tui
rsel % barrier On ne mara &C. ~ uele Ue5e buyers
Mhisniol ~ q CO. s, go Z, A. .oi .o . M,
5;s1c, p I'D s,ls 5 to- Me-. .a, 'as II ilesi 3, a.
g,-r "a. si. In h. 81 Ieno. wanted sli pcor
Lard GOD request. sni go btis a tcns Af teea s 30
,,,.',,-. ,rs,.. ,. ,1 ,-.s. wee, n,ie At a. ,i Pa
sfHaa' ~ s.oass ,a too D.. 'ies p g,a. Better '
BrEsw Ax-s,s 200 o.. p'ue reos sessa' q, q seai.
,is - is ~ ,'l :, , e s 81 t1 20 ,.rcnt
Moolssirs -ol tlea Bae1o Az o. WASHED leil y Iir ' t
tat iiue ioal IN ieee u'11iarss buyas siiNs'' '
HAY -Tsn se ss 'a go Or 80 bic, North River at oa
LIslIe markets, ,e.cs 80 finn ssd about 90 o'l' f's'
LlADIs ai,es deila IS. cash AID ,oai f'os's, b.
sought AZ ths' puec ta,e.
OIis-EreisA La.eed held IS % day si besi An,f
ctn a BE - lenis ne sses o. r sas u ~ po
.ocd 0fufe Whole made CO export sl cents. each
sEEDe-s s- kquei fS hitc ude llf0 3 ccn't
rnl sue snail nsre.s Clover .od - ceais cash.
NAVAL sIohAc-trute iufItIfle seffi du per tfl
have upward Tendency AID sfles have tfel
fllde 70 "a cents cab. wiAh IS Improvement
BkEADfrrs hs oeea dosils tsvse Toe qsotsions
f.ne Nsfl as, Na,y u. Iiat AZ
CROCfhts ltcrr b. more slanftl shc gar rrkc'. an
Oh oe-t stflace iis ila pas M qlsl-s
q! dry Mu-cpssi-s sstsc tr rc We csl0'
esohei sieencso o would ienss uaf he ullcf
tsn yefsof of fres having
I vhl exgers and siecustors desire % p4r
ehAe, boiler, indifferent about parting
m41g irtaes have PLACED them ultcr
iseh- The transactions Cf tbs al hos DAYS delo'e
ai5cugh Interrupted By bal ~olibcr Ihy eit bids
Clts &kVts 10 New ORLEANS a.
kEo 81 ~ l Doxcs Bro~a Havana ~ l5h doses
t1uss dri. d lower have accepted sts
aud ses New hefa q and bbls hhds
CUBA npsooseio 23d -; 90 do TuH5ad lqAa20x o.
Porto RIO le11s choice prsste
csos ko IA efs, for clsips t 70 the ifc brltd Coaoe
lalef sae and have bat n5tc vii
bsss st6k pEss erades bat laf
eem<sd sxsts iof small quantities.
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OUTRAGE.-On Thurs day morDina last young
woman called upon Mrs Clark, who resides ia Hun
tcryle the river from this town (vh0se hue
band is a soldier in McSico) and represented 70 b r
that shc resided iu the family OF Mr. Lckider in this
place and that Mrs Lckder had her over to got her
infant 90 draw her breasts (hcr own being i,k) Mr.
G. being well acquainted with Mrs. L. and Judging from
the girls CONVEX alton that an right permitted her
10 carry her child away under the promise % return
with il ia half hour Tie girl not returning accord
inc 20 promise she went 90 Mr. Iickder's aud 20 her
asionishmen, and alarm found tho whole story sheer
fabrication end her child gone sho knew not where
fPqua0OhiO) Register.
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INSUR RANCE.
MUTUAL LITs INSURANCE

y WHII-'I
rTHE CONNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
l COMPANY continues 10 insure aglins' a- manner ~
Life Eshs on more favorable terms than amy other Com
lauv.
Tine operations Of this Company confined eNcls
90 life Insurance and Life Contingencies. upon tic purely
mutual pun enabling the insured % participate m al. tle
profit, oi tha business, while living well securn, 10
survivors certain resource a-aI-i waut.
Dividends declared annually. Zach person insured
becomes member. and entitled 10 vote for directors.
When DE party prefers, he can pay u.hf tie premium
Dis giving BIS mole Thus fr hc dividend, OF ts Company
have been equal 90 tie notes. thereby canoeing ue notes,
and thus saving the insured 0nehff ihe premium taAea
by other companies.
Local REfEREVcEs-Pheips, Dodge Co q Cliffs
F. D Hurbut g. Co. 20 SoI'isL. Frederick Deming ESQ.
President Union Bank T. d. Morgan Co 20 Froni--i
Pratt WoodfIrd & Go. 10 Prirlsf.
Il. :. NISSAN, MD. 81 Broadway, Physic.rn 10 the
Company. j. ID. MOEbAN, Accents
W.JIDD. }H1''-
Books and pamphlets may bee had gruils ON application
and all information given al the Office Of Tie Company =
Wallet uy-j SusThSNfu
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MEDICINES.
cnfrcus am RAIsrrIG

Opius m the side and breast, caiarrh. bronchitis asthma
voice. whoopng cough. nu, cases Of mp
parcuy confirmed consumption have been and can again be
cured by Dr. Bake Pauucea not day passes but We are
told by person how rapidly be- recovering, ana al
that he perfectly well great many corin-
viii bee shown any person who wl call NJ the asei-
cy from persons residing IN this city who have been
saved from death by this remedy IT. composed exclusive
Is Of vegetable subsimce- and sold al % cents per bottle
or bottles for g. 40 the only agency 20 Nnih-ayenue 30
confident j. tlp proprietor ~ Tie wonderful virtues oi MS
medicine that he guarantees return the money IN every
where the purchaser fails 10 Ind relief afer using one
bottle mvl 2wisr
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TIE FALCON FAMILY.

NOVEL by tie author Of The Bachelor ofihe Albany
- % CO..
The Peasant and bis Landlord by Mary Hewitt 80 cts.
PRIDE or fle Duchess, ly Eugene sue. ~ cts.
De Mau.cou by Alexander Dumas 81 c's.
The Reformed Highway laL, by Reynolds. ~ cs.
The MAGAZINES for June
-oa's Iges Of thc Borders and 0 scotland. "a p Cts
Sir Theodore Brou lion. hy O.. p r. James. - cts
Llrrirs Living Age $50. on. lli Cfs
Religious Ceremole, of the several Nations Of Tho World
= cfs
My.'eries oftlc Criminal Recorls IS cfs.
Whom 90 Marry, end how f0 rc Married. l2i cfs.
THE Female Fishers. ortae Beautiful Girl u cis
Esther dc Medina. br R-yu0d, so cts.
Doubcv and son, conf iefe wifi Illustrations 30 cis.
Wmlernr Hri.a'- by fie author NJ Jane Eyre % els
Cm.-ings Afol' and Ashorc, by Ned Buut.ne - cis
The Maiden Aunt. - cf3.
TIE Home of Shakespeare, illustrated. - cfs
And a the latest publications. nl periodicals Tor sale by
mvf BFRFORD s. co. 3 Asf0r House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

~ Jenny Lind.-The reputation % his distinguishes
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-05-27

- Bound-liill Wntcr-Curc KeiTeat.-Ihs In.
sullO1 Dcifed If Tie most beautiful sections 81
NcwElelsri. and ON q commanding cmnencc hui mile
from the village ~ MOI hampton, Mass The buildings were
formerly occupied fe Round-H school, and contain ac-
corOi.- for aaf ytWO hundred per The grounds
nom f1 I'd ~ iu extent and The estab e.i o.
auudalty sup he'd with water from more than twenty ave
nc Syringe, whose temperature is invariably - degrees
Fahrenheit TIE pTOpreOrs announce that they have COM
pieted Gugn- cDefs with Dr. DEXrER. formerly OF Morris
town. who VIII reside in the Institution, and have u-
mediate per- endeace of fie medical apartment ln COM
with Dr. Hall Of Northampton DR.. woodward, aic oi
Massachusetts Hospital. Worcester, has been engaged a-
consulting phycicu and te domestic affairs are under
direction of Cart Brewster formerly Ofhe Mansion House
Northampton DR.. j. A. CUMMINGS General super niendnnt
The location combines suubrty with beauty ina rcinaril
BILE degree; il sibc by railroad from Newly ok, A.
hy Of Boston, by AN easy days rde and he intention E
90 1ke t uc' only retreat for iuvafs. whether
desiring Hydropulc treatment or Otherwise. bu' also 20
make most agreeable resort for persons travelling tr
health pleasure, for Gentlemen aud families gong INTO
tine country for SUMMER rel NATION more inviting locality
be found m the United States. and assurance
given hH ulr establishment VIII bee rendered most de-
sraDle and comfrbe resort for the seekers not only of
health bI recreation. Letters addressed % either o he
Physicians % Northampton, or inquiries made Of 4. Clark
O. L. $. Hotel. Boston, VIII receive prompt attention.
Northampton, Mass May !, 1913. mya 4me0d