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A Rare Chance.

uAVING been in business for more than
1l4o years, the subscribers have come to the
conclusion to retire from the active mercantile
business. and are therefore, wishing to dispose
Of their stock in trade. and to rent their store
for term Of years to some active, iudicious and
capable young man, which will be done on the
most favorable terms.
Having one Of the most capacious and con-
venient Stores in the County. located within
lees than miles Of the Naugatuck Railroad
new contracting, with good and level road
leading 70 the same, and being surrounded BY
an extensive population Of thriving farmers for
customers, who manufacture the best Cheese
made 10 America. and having long establish.
ed house in Baltimore and the almost exelu-
sive contract Of that Cheese Market. and ma.
ny of the best customers in other markets: it
presents. altogether. rare inducement to q
young man of correct business habits. should
no suitable person offer 10 purchase. we may
be induced to receive young man into part
nership, on very favorable terms. to transact
the entire business Of the firm.
sr s 4 L. HURLBUT.
Winchester Centre. Feb. ls4s. tao
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Arc You YmsaaFed9
Dee. 18th

FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
Il at Granville, Washington Co. N. York
Over Twelve Millions (12 ,OO0. OOO) insured |!
and are now insuing at the rate Of &C, 900 poll
cies per snnum. A Large Cash Fund on
hand This Company has been in existence
three years, and their success is without par
allel in the history Of Mutual Insurance.
Their Policies are made on fair and equita-
BILE principles, giving those insured an equal
chance with the Company, beidg entitled to
the full amount Of damages, not exceeding the
amount insured, without deducting one third,
as is customary with some other companies.
They are prohibited from insuring in blocks
or exposed parts of villages, or taking risks on
Malls, SHOPS or Machinery. They are re-
Sponsible for the correctness of all surveys
made by their Agents, ard agree to dr6ifT0te
all matters of difference tn the County tctere
the loss happens All losses have been paid
to the satisfaction Of the claimant, and before
due.
Tho increasing Cash fund warrants the be-
lief, that no tax on the Premium notes will be
necessary for long term of years; and the
Directors assure the public that all losses will
DO settled with promptness and liberality.
The following editorial notice Of the Com
Pany, appeared in the Albany Argus. Of Oct
2lst. lS47.
,,1futual hssuyanee.-We notice in the ad-
vertisement Of the Washington County Mutual
Insurance Company, published in our columns,
among the directors, the names of the Hon.
David Russell, late member Of Congress, Hon
Solomon s. Cowen, late Judge of Washington
Common Pleas, Hon. Cornelius L. Allen, late
District Attorney Of Washington County. L
w. Bisnop, Esq. late Supreme Court Commits
sioner, Henry Holmes, President of the Wash
ington County Bank, George Clements, Esq.
Postmaster, Fort Ann, Joseph Y. Orvis, of the
firm Of Lockwood & Orvis, Troy, NY. Under
the direction Of such men, this flourishing In
stitution seems destined to extend itself to al:
parts Of the State. II appears they have issued
1885 policies during the last three months
which. we believe is the largest number ever
issued by Mutual Company in the same time
Their plan Of insuring none but detached
buildings Of the safest kind, is at once popular
and advantageous, and seems to be decidedly
the most popular plan ever adopted by Mu-
tual Insurance Company"
The following is an extract from the Wash
ington Telegraph, Of July IS, 1s4s:
" Washington County Mutual Insurance
Company This Mammoth Company, after
having beaten the world in Insurance. by Issu.
ing last year 1900 policies more than was ever
BET IRE issued by Mutual Insurance Company
in one year, appear to be beating themselves
this year. a. they have issued 900 policies du-
ring the last three months. Comment appears
to. be unnecessary upon the business Of the
Company, as it 10 the largest and most -four
ishing Institution Of the kind in the United
States"
David Russell, Pres't. Arch. Bishop, Sec'y.
| ;. s. CoweN, Treas.
cgRTrss L. NORTH. Msriden, General Agent
for Connecticut.
FRANKLIN K. WILCOX,
| l. E. WEBB,
| ~ Agents for Litchfeld Co.
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VALUABLE FARM
FOR SALE.
NoU. 9, lS48.

Containing about lSs acres
EIfE This Farm 10 situated ia the Town
hns of WallingfOrd, two miles north
Of the village, on the main road to
Meriden, and about three miles south q Meri-
den Village. The Buildings are coed two
story House, with large back kitchen, wash
and wood house attached, tive good Barns, =
Cow House. Horse Barn and Wagon House;
also, an Ice, Smoke and Hog House, all in good
condition. and never failing Spring Of 6rst
rate water constantly running into the house
and also running into the Cow Yard. There is
q good we'll Of water and springs near the build
ings, This Farm is we'll watered, as there is
water in every lot on the Farm at all seasons
There lie about rs acres Of good plough land.
clear frem stones, and capable Of producing
any and all kinds OF Grain, with sufficient
meadow and pasture to keep so head of Cattle.
This Farm is we'll fenced with suitable siz-
ed lots. The New Haven and Hartford Rail-
road passes through the edge Of this Farm
about 60 rods from the house. The buildings
are pleasantly situated at the corners Of four
roads that are much travelled, viz EAST to
Durham, West to Cheshire, North to Meriden,
and South to Wallingford Town, and IA miles
from New Haven.
This Farm will be sold for less than its va
lue, a. the owner is an aged man and not able
to work it. For further particulars and term
enquire on the premises IF
BENJAMIN T, COOK.
WalliNgfofd, Jan. 1s49. "2m40
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office, at Litch6eld,
Conn, April lot, ls49.
Aspinwall Sarah M Lynch Anne
Baldwin Ann A Marsh Samuel
Bidwell 8 Martin Joseph
Brge Chester G. Martin Richard
Bates Sophia McCormic VIM
Buckley Wm2 McKsndry Daniel
Buel, Beck & Bissel McNeal Julia
Butler VIM Merriman Hiram
Butricks James Morris Abigail
Garry Mrs S Morse Alise
Church G SO Morse B. Son 2
Churchill Ezra H Moses Pima
Clancy Catherine Myres Denis
Clancy Thomas 2 Newton EA
Cook Harriet E Nicklv Mary
Culver Charles North Jean Baptiste A
Dea Daniel Osborn Edna
Dauchy Jacob Palmer Gideon
Dean Merck B Palmer Gideon Jr
Decker Nancy A Parmalee SarahM
Ebert Frederick Payne Rev WIN
Fitzgerald Patrick Peet George w
Fitzgibbons jeremiah 2Price Anne
Gaming James Richmond G
Gilbert WmH Riera Antonio
Guernsey Syrsna Mrs Riley Ann Q
Hall Augustus ID Ryan Michael
Hart Hannah Sackett Mercy
Harrison B Sherman Minerva
Hayden Sheperd Spencer Louisa
HendriekJ L Spencer Miles
Howe John d Sullivan Michael
Hubbard Edward Sweeney Michael
Johnson Stephen Trimble Mary Ann
Jones Edward Wicket Simeon
Keller George Wadhams Nelson
Keeler Laura Warner lie Roy 8
Kelly Sarah Whetlock z s. II
Kilborn Hiram Whiting Dunbar
Leech Simeon Woodruff C T
Lockwood Geo wa
r, N. WOODRUFF, p, NJ
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EHV.RLU.NRLR
FAMILY COMPANIOl

"A WI Il . y M + A ~ y N !.
ok Lectures on Causes, Prevention and
~ Cure Of Consumption, Asthma. Diseases
Of the Heart. and all Female Diseases. 234
pages, % engravings. Paper so cts. bound
~ cts. Mail 10 any part--postage Q 1>2 cts.
Shoulder Braces and Chest Expanders, %,
Mail to any part so cts. postage, Inhaling
Tubes. Silver, 80, by mail, letter postage. Abb.
doMinal Supporters, perfect, sc to $40, for al
Rupturea, Failing Of the Bowels and Womb,
and Weak Back and Chest; sent by Express
everywhere. For Braces or Supporters, OF
Rupture Supporters, give height from head to
foot, aud circumference Of person next the sur.
ZACH, just above the hips. II Rupture, men
tien which side. Agents wanted for the sale
OF the above goods Address DR.. S. 8. FITCH
TOT Broadway. New York. post paid.
Aprii -. j94S SO IL
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TO z1'O1O SNIgaeSsf 1cEsE1-e1.e.
FOR SALE

EOk SALE
THE Napanoch Forge and Machine
Il Shop, situate in the village of Napa-
noch, Ulster County, ". Y, ana near the
Delaware and Hudson Canal. The Forge
building lie one hundred and ten by seventy.
two feet and contains one pudding furnace,
tive drawing and one swedge hammer, with
the necessary re heating fires, furnaces, aud
machiney for making Rail Car Axels, &e.
There is ample room in the building for an
other furnace and two hammers, for which
the foundation is already prepared. The
Machine Shop is substantial building, two
stories high, thirty>six by forty feet. The
stream is never failing one, and the site
has twenty two feet head and fall. with sui.
feieut water for twenty hammers. if requir-
ed.
Also, about $50 acres of Wood Land.
within three miles of the Forge. Also, two
miles from the village on the same stream,
a MILL SIRE, ON which is substantial dam
with Is feet head /; five acres of Land, two
Dwellings and Barn. If the above pro.
perty is not sold by Wednesday, the Sd day
Of April, it will be sold at Auction on that
day; on the premises.
Terms easy. For further information,
apply to
WALTER RUTHERFORD, ESQ.
Councillor at Law, No. rs. Nassau 81.
Jan. Is, lS49 81
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For Sale or To Let,
ROOkbiHAdinr.

gm<F:E subscriber begs to announce to the
L Literary aud Reading community Of Wa
terbury, and the surrounding towns. academies,
etc that he has opened Book R,NDERY for
the binding Of Periodicals. Law Books, Music.
and miscellaneous works. etc. He will furn.
ish any kind Of binding, cheap for cash, and 10
az good style as can be bound elsewhere.
Samples of different styles of binding may be
seen At the Bindery, No. 3, Scovill ct. General
patronage solicited. A. BRAUNF ELS.
Waterbury. Sept. 90, 1S4S. 20-8m
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(STAGE)-.at Cheshwe-A Stage from Wa
terbury. daily connects with the A. N. train
for New Haven, at 40 A. M. Returning up
on the arrival of the evening train at sos NJ.
Also, Stages from Litchfeld connect with
the down train at II .O5 A. NJ. on Tuesdays,
Thursdays. and Saturdays. Returning upon
the arrival Of the up train, at 1875 P. NJ. on
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Also, from Wolcottville on MONDAYS, We'd
neseays and Fridays. Returning Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays.
ut Piainviile, Stages from Plymouth and
Bristol connect with the morning train for
New Haven at Sis A. NJ. Returning at S 80
P. M. Also. from Litch6eld, through North
field, Plymouth and Bristol, 10 connect with
the 1880 A. NJ. train to New Haven. Return
ing upon the arrival Of the train at ahont 2
p. M. Also. a stage leaves for Hartford upon
the arrival of the train from New Haven, al
A. M. Returning to connect with the tram
from New Haven at S. 80 P. M.
1T Pennington Station. Stages from Win
sted. New Hartford. Collin Vile and Union
Vile. will connect with the 8 A.. M. train to
New Haven. Returning upon the arrival of the
up train at 40 Pm
HENRY FARNANI, Superintendent.
April 10. AZ
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Musical Instruments.
A: g. j. DAYTON,

WOLCOTTVLLLE, CT,
CONTINUE TOT MANUFACTURE SERA-
PHENES & MELODEONS, of the
oery best quality IF TONE
and W0vkmGnship.
fI1HESE Instruments are not inferior to any
made or used in this Country, They are
u we'll adapted to hurch or Parton Music .
Dayton's Improved AIelodian.
THIS instrument is combination Of the Ser
aphene and Melodian; it mas all the advants-
ges of the former, and yet is almost as porta-
BILE 40 the latter. They are Of Rosewood,
Black Walnut ami Mahogany, and finished in
the best manner. -.f.
They are admitted by the most competent
Judges to be superior to any others now in usc.
All Instruments made and sold by them are
warranted in every respect.
ns-The public are invit ID to call and exam
inc them,
Instruments Tuned and Repaired.
Wolcottille, Jan. 10th l549. 1895
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FOR SALE

A small FARM situated in Ply
TF mouth Centre, about eighty rods
ESsi north from the Public Green, con-
tanning about fourteen acres, with
a dwelling House, Barn and other out houses
thereon, with good well of water. Nest of
said land is meadow, with a good supply Of
choice fruit of the various kinds. For parti-
culars, inquire of the subscriber living on the
premises. B. w. ROOT.
Plymouth. March 9th, 1889 A
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COTTON REDS,

TIME subscriber, as agents for the NAM
4 ufacIurer, will sell COTTON BEDS
Of the hest quality, At the Manufacturers
prices. These Beds are on many accounts,
better than Feather, and much cheaper. To
persons afflicted with Rheumatism they
are particularly recommended.
26-3w c. ADAMS & co.
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and may be expected in Watertown. Li,ch-
field, Wolsottville and Fluteville this sea-
sou. Those wishing for further informal
tion. will please notice handbills which may
be in circulation hereafter.
April l!th, lS4S, 40
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ZAIAO W OTG{AINg
N. York, March a.. $50, Wooster st.
Great Female Medicine.

DIR EOWnaend'g SafSapaFlUa IS o sovereign
and spsea cure TO, incipient, Consumption,
Darrenness, Leucorrhoea, or Whites, obstruct-
ed or difficult Menstruation, inc0ntinence of
Urine, or involuntary dis charge thereof, and for
the general prostrati0n of the system-no mat.
ter whether the result Of an inherent cause or
causes, produced by irregularity, sickness or &C
cident.
invigorating effects on the human frame. Per.
sons, all weakness and lassituda. from taking
il, at once become robust and full of energy un-
der it's influence. It Immediately counteracts
the nervelessness of the female frame, which
isthe great cause of baroness.
1t will not be expected of US, in cases Of so
delcatea nature, to exhibit certifcatesofc ures
hundreds Of cases have been reported to u.s.
Several cases where families have been without
children, after usiDg a few bottles of this i'm
valuable edicine, have been hlest with healthy
offspring;
This Extract of SarsaparilIa has been ex
pressly prepared in reference to female com
plants. No female who has reason to suppose
thar she IL approaching that critical petiod,
'the turn OF life, should negiectto take 1t, as it
is certain preventive for any Of the numerous
an horrible diseases to which females are sub
ect at this time of life. This period may be
cine. Morris It less valuable fer those who are
approaching womanhood, asst is calculated to
assist nature by quickening the blood and Jpn
MIGRATING the system. Indeed, this medicine g.
invaluable for all of the delicate diseases to
which women are subject.
1t braces the whole system, renews perma
impurities of the body-not SO far stimulating
the system as to produce subsequent relaxa-
ton, which is the case with medicines taken for
female weakness and disease.
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August, 1913.
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MICHIGAN LANDS
For Sale or EXCHANGE.

night HUNDRED ACRES of valuable
u Land in Shiawassee County, Michigan,
twelve miles from the Capitol Of the State:
Six hundred and forty acres in the town Of
Bennington, is well wooded and well watered
with good share Of natural meadow and ara
BILE land. This tract will make four good farms
with sufficient Of each kind of land for all farm
ing purposes. Eighty acre. has been under
fence and cultivation for some years. The
other one hundred and sixty acres lies one and
q half miles southeast from the first piece in
the town Of Perry, is peculiarly valuable tor d
White Cedar Grove, from which shingles can
be made enough to pay the purchase many
times; it is the only Cedar Grove in the coun,
in sections as may be desired, or exchanged for
u small Farm. or House and Lot, in Connects.
cut, on fair terms: one in L,tchfield County
will have the preference. s-s.-
For further information, inquire OF the SUBJ
scriber. A. s. LEWIS
IitrhHeld Dec. 10. 1S4S eovV9m-32
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Dying WOMAN SAWED.

We pubiGh this cure Of Consumption, Il being ono
out Of the many which can be adduced, 10 prove the
magical power to life which this BGlsam pOssessss
a1sr the person q considered by physicians and
friends 10 be In the very last stages Of The dbease-
ACTUALLY DYINe-and In this case 30 for gone, chat
her friends had bought the cloth her shroGd and otk
burial clothes. This cure effected on HRS. Zib1
Dykeman, the wife Of a respectable man residing at
BallstOn Spa, Saratoga eounty, N Y
Mr.. Dyksmaa gw0re to the facts before 3R0s @
Yog, ESQ, Justice of the peace, and editor of paper
ct Balston, who eertes TO the good character OF Mr.
Dykeman. for veracity and respectable standing Mr.
John Wait merchant at the same place also cerh6es
that he knows all the facts stated and that Mr. Dyke
mans character is good For the full particulars Of ths
cure, SEE OUR PAMPHLETS,
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Hartford, March 18th, ls45.
PILES. PILES. PILES.

PILES, PILES, FILES.
Dr. TowRsend's Sarsaparilla is ne less sue
for diseases OF the Blood. Dyspepsia, Rheuma
tism, and Nervous Debility.
Principal Office, 1876. Fulton street, New
York. For sale by the principal Druggists
throughout the United States, West Indies and
Canada,
None genuine unlessput UP in square bottles
written signature Of SPTOWNSEND, and his
~ For sale al me Drug Store in LitC..6eld
and hvTerrv and Porter, Plymouth
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BRANT'S INDIAN
PULMONARY BALSAh

Has e1sS Wifh0ut che least shadow Of douhG uaB
mssv Of the strongly developed cases Of sesaIsf
and diasased mge-Sueh cases e never UuFad b
any other medicinesand which wore 90 utterly AspS.
Iess thAtt the dseased persons were pgunounced b. py
aclan1 eld nig1ds, 20 be ACTUALLY DYINa.
1hts Ralsan II . VEaBTkBLB compound, Wiich
ueVeT injuries any person when g. used for the cure
Of Chronic Diseases. pOssesseB scv0lg set1vs PuREs
Tying and ALTERNATIVE properties, ind such other
ssdieats0Ns - are RsgBNRTAkY NECESSARY % oure an
Cough9 end 70 that very i6ztissl COUeH DISEASE
e0nafderOd 70 be, without The least doutG
Pulmonary CONSUMPTION.
TRis BGlsa heals and Cures ulcers In Shs EanS and
elsewhere SnteTSo esstalv and Sasiy o. TINT othaR
medicine which we ca0 &BRAKTs PHRfFYINa RI,
TRACT eyes and AeGls ulceTs externally. This BALKAN
WIN cure Nias cases Of COHgA and CoaSnptiOa out az
Tsa. amer ell other remedies have filled % cure.
THOUSANDS OF CONSUARTIONS
and Coughs having bean cured BY H. testify and prove
itg Aafas1ing efficacy tn az diseases Of the LUNGa
THROAT, and BREAST.
We 6Te fully as0Gye Of the very sfyCng asd p0sitiss
assertions which haze made aboee AND u01 not
AGve asse1sd had not also been eoadeat ta Ehs
respectable testimony GAnese8, of Of the
cures SGi9 10 haze been Effected 6y fis BkLsAM, fully
tGt1 and support u.s. in al zoe have G9sesSea-aHd sge
CHALLENGES THE PROPRIETOR Of asy other remedy, 10
produce AZ respectable testimony Of Of ny
HOPELESS DYING PERSONS, as ne pSbliSR.
BRANT's INDIAN PULMONARY BAISAM cures
CONSUNPTEON Coughs, COlls, Splitting Of Blood,
Bieeding at the Lugs Perm iB the Breast and Sid,
NigtSweGts Nervous COmplsfHfs, Palpitgfioa Of tie
Heart, Female WsakHesses and COmPionA, CAOEeTa n
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Geese Feathers

MHE Subscribers have made arrange
ments 70 keep q constant supply Of 4
iirsl rate article of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selecied and packed with great
care BY ourselves, in packages Of from
20 TO 30 lbs; and will furnish at all times
any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. Of q qual-
ity they will warrant as good a. the best,
At as low prices as can be purchased of
equal quality in the State.
s. q L. HURLBUT. .
Wtaehester, lS4e.
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AT FALLS VILLAGE, opened on the
LIST of October, Is4s, by H. N. LYMAN
and A. B. CHAPLIN, under the name
and firm of
Lyman q CHI apin,
and they win sell all kinds Of Goods cheap
FOR
READY PAY
in CASH, or Exchange for all kinds OF
produce for what it is worth.
WANrED-5OO pairs of Mems Mixd
long and half wool HOSE Domestic
Flannel-Mix'd and White Wool Yarn.
FLOUR, by the load or barrel, for sale.
Oct. 18. 23tf
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GOODS,

An persons who are m want Of Goods
in this and the neighbOring towns viii do
well to call and examine them, as the
price and quality win not fail to please
the purchaser. A lot of CALICOES
not purchased this fall for sale ct cost or
less.
NcU. 8, lS40.
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rheumatism.

This Sarsaparlla is used with the most per
trct uccessin Rheumatic complaints, howeve'
severe or chronic. The astonishing cures it has
performed are indeed wonderful. Other remel
dies sometimes give temporary relief: his en-
iirely eradieat it from the system, even when
the limbs and bones are dreadfully swollen.
% Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one of the Oldest
The following is an extract of aletter received
from him:
DR. Townsend-I have used one bottle of your
Sarsaparllla and find it isexcellent in it's effects
upon chronic rheumatic pain to which am
ago in public stage. Please send me two bot
ties to the care Of d. Seymour. have con-
versed with two OF ourprincipal ply sicians, nd
recommend your SarsapariIla.
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Spring Goods at the
BEE HIVTE.


Going! Going!! Going!!!
NOV is your time to buy cheap!!
IN Goods, New and Old, fine assortment.
Broadclo.hs and Cassimeres Of mauy styles
and qualities.
Flannels, Alpaccas, Mouseline de LANES,
Shawls, &C.. of all kinds.
Mourning and Fancy Prints, Ginghams,
Muslins.
Muslin Ginghams, Lawns, Barreges. Cams
brics, &C., of all colors. qualities and
prices.
Dress Silks, Silk Fringes, Silk, Linen and
CALaces and Edgings.
Hdkfs., Gloves, Hosiery and Threads.
Brown and Bleached Cotton Sheeting and
Shirtings, Linens, Diapers, Crash, Paper
Hangings, Boots, Caps, &c.
Ladies' and Children's Shoes, q variety.
ALSO
Nails, Hardware, Groceries, Crockery and
almost every thing asked for of quail
ity and prices TO suit customers.
H. Please call and see if the half has
been told you.
n Also, 1900 Hayden's Weather
Bricks.
SILAs N. BRONSON, Agent,
South Of the Post Office.
Litchfeld, April llth. l849. 4S