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there Is something among men more capa-
bic Of shaking despoiic power than light
ming, whirlwind, or earthquake loveTpow-
eriHg Outburst Of applause that is the
threatened Indignation Of the whole civil
lied world. Renewed cheers Gentle.
men, the Emperor Of Russia holds himself
to be bound by the law Of nations, from the
fact that he treats with nations-that he
forms alliances, he PROCESSES in fact to live
in a civilized age, ana 10 govern an en-
lighvened nation. | say, that if under these
circumstances he shall perpetrate 50 great
a violation Of natural law, as TO seize these
HangArianS aud IU execute them, he will
stand as a criminal and malefactor in view
of the law. Loud huzzas continued for
several minutes. The whole world will
be the tribunal TO try him. ami he>muSt aP-
pear before it, and hold up his hands land
plead, and abide lis judgment. Reiterated
cheerS.] .r....r.
The Emperor of Russia is the supreme
lawgiver in his own country, and for aughl
| know. the executor Of il also. Bat than
be 10 God, he is not the supreme lawgiver
or executor of the national law, and every
offence against that is IN offence against
the rights of the civilized world, hear
hear! Il and if he breaks that law in the
case of Turkey, or 10 any other case, the
whole world has right TO call him out
aud to demand his punishment. Right j
Our rights as q nation are held under
the sanction of national lava law which
becomes more important from day to day
a law which none who profess TO agree y
il, are al liberty to violate, Nor let him
imagine, nor let any one imagine, that
mere force can subdue the general senti-
ment of mankind 1t is much more likely
10 extend that sentiment, and to destroy
that power which he most desires to estab.
dish and secure.
fe Gentleman. the bones of poor John Wick
life were dug out of his grave seventy years
after his death, and burnt, for his hereSy,
and his ashes were thrown upon river in
Warwicksh,re. Some prophet of that day
said:
- The Avon to the Severn runs,
The SeverM 10 the sea, ....-
And Wickliffe's .dast shall spread abroad
Wide as the waters be"
Gentleman, if the blood of KOsSulh is
taken by an absolute, unqualified, unjusti-
fable violation OF national law, what will
i, appease--what will it pacify? 1t will
mingle with the earth-it will mix with the
waters Of the ocean-the whole civilized
world will snuff II in the air, and it will
sclurn with awful retribution on the heads
Ot those violaturS of natiNnal Law AID uni :.
versal justice. [Gfeat ea,husiasm.l I
cannot say when, or in what form bat de-
pend upon ii, that If such an act take place,
the thrones and principalities and powers
must look out for the CONSEQUENCES. IOyer-
powering applause
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PROBATE lRlGDDiR1D.

At Conr, OF Probate holden al Plymouth.
within and for the District of Plymouth. on
thc Both day OF October A, d. ls49,
Present, ELISHA johnson, Esq, Judge.
ON motion OF Miles Smith, Executor on the
estate OF THEOPHlLUS M SMITH, late OF
Plymouth within said District, deceased
This court doth decree that six months be al =
lowed and limited for the creditors OF said es-
tate to exhibit tn ,ir claims against the SAM
to said ex, cutor-and directs that public no.
tice be gwen of this order by advertising in a
newspaper published in Ltchtield, and by
posting copy thereof on the public sligo pos,
in said town Of Plymouth, nearest the place
where the deceased last dwet.
Certified from Record,
ELISHA JOHNSON judge. 4
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MARRIED.

In Plymouth, 7th inst by Rev Mr.. Watson,
G. G. BISSELL. M. D Of Bethlem, and Miss
EMILY A. TALMADGE, Of Plymouth.
In Plymouth, Nov. IL. Mr.. GEORGE N.
WHITING and Miss MARY A WARNER.
In North Goshen, 7th inst. by Rev. Mr.
Perrin, Mr.. LAUREN MORRIS, and Miss
MARTHA HOTCHKISS.
In Sufield, CALVIN w. PHILLEo, ESQ.,,
and Miss E. P NORTON
Ia Pontiac, Mich, on the 9TH inst, BY
the Rev. Mr.. Cornelius, CHA0LES w.
WADSWORTH, formerly Of this town,
and Miss ANN JANETrE,.eldesl daugh>
ter Of L. w. Mann, Esq.
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Notice.

A large number q neat sewers can end con
stant employment on Shirts, BosOEns, Collars
and Wristbands, u the New Haven Shirt Man-
ufactoty. -sass. ss ss....I 49, -
The peices for 6Fst quality wilIbe advanced
u to 40 per cent on last years prices.
Applications can be made BY Mail, stating
how the work shall be directed and sent.
Also Wanted. several yoang women to
learn the Ironing At the Factory.
Direct to o. WINCHESTER
rs State St. New Havea.
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Awful Steamboat Explosion.
TERRIBLE DESTRUCTION OF LIFE
100 PERSONS KILLED.
Neao Orleans, Nov. Is.

New Orleans, Nov. Is.
Editors New York Sun-Gentlemen ::
A melancholy accident happened this
evening. A little after o'clock, the
steamer Louisiana, having large cargo,
and many passengers, while about start
ing to go up tie river, burst her boilers.
: The Storm, which had come down
with many passengers, was alongside,
and endeavoring to reach the Levee when
the explosion took place.
Many Of the passengers Of both boats
were hurled into eternity without mo-
ment's notice.
1t is impossible to tell how many lives
are lost-but the number is estimated as
high as 100.
Many bodies have been recovered :;
some dead, some living, and some so
much mangled that it is almost impossi-
BILE to teal which sex they belonged to.
There are now more than 10000 peo-
pie on the Levee, some looking for thei,
friends, and great confusion prevails, tn,
shrieks of the wounded are heart rend
ing, it is impossible to tell the names Of
the missing.
The Storm has all her pipes blown
away. and cabins and decks damaged.
The steamer Bostonia is also very much
damaged.
The Louisiana sunk about Is minutes
after the explosion. r.
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District ol Ruxbur, 81

Probate Court, Oct. 30, -lS49.
ESTATE of SARAH MALLORY, late Of
R,xbury. in said district, deceased
The Coutt Of Probate for the District OF
r. x5ury, hath lmited and allowed six
mouths from the date hereof, for The Credit
ors OF said Estate, represented insolyent, in
which to exhibit theil claims thereto and
ha appointed Harvey HI. Castle, and Samuel
W Baldwin Esqrs, ct Commlssionersrp receive
and examine said Claims.
Certified by
AARON w. FEM, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet al the Proba Office in said Roxbury
Oh the third Saturdays Of January and April
next ensuing, at | O'clock in the afternoon on
eacn Of said days, for the purpose of attend
ing on the business Of said appointment.
HARVEY Fl CASTLE, >Commis
SAMUEL w. BALDWIN. sioners,
all persons Indebted to said Estate are re-.
ques,ed to make immediate payment to
ASHUR WARD. Administrator.
o,.02
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A LARGE assortment of Drugs g. Med
IA icInes, Oils Paints, Varnishes, Dye
Stnfs, Brushes, Perfumery, Guitar and vi
oIin Strings, Fancy Soaps, Shaving Cream,
Tooth Paste, Lubin's Genuine Extracts,
and all the articles usually kept in coun-
try Drug Store, constantly on hand aad for
sale at the Drug aRd Medicine Store of the
subscriber. Also, Pure Wine aud Liquors,
London Porter, &C., FOR MEDICINAL PUR
POSES.
J. X. WALLACE. =
Woodbury., Oct. 24th, IS49. 26
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"THANKsGIvING.' The public need
net to be informed that the annual
Thanksgiving is near at hand. In order
to enjoy the day ourselves. and to give
Others an opportunity to do the same, we
shall issue our next paper on Tuesday.
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District Of Lilchfield. -. I
sDis,ric, of New Miliord, SIS. !

- FFOOaEe gCOuFI, NOV.Fs A0HJ. ! I
ESTATE Of JOEL N, SfOyE, Of said
New Milford. al assigning insolveng debtor
ia said District. =
d ORDERED, That the Trustee upon said
estate exhibit his Trustee aceeuntlO this
Court for adjustment. at the PROBATE Once
in New Mfliord. on she 18th day Of Novtm-
Der, lS49. al zine O'Clock, forenoon and
that al! persons interested in said estate,
NAV be NO fled thereof The Trustee npon
said estate, will cause this Order 10 be pull
lished 10 new spaper printed in Litchfeld,
and pcst copy thereof on the sign post IN
said New Milford, nearest the residence al
the said Stone, aOd In ono other public
place. 49,. Attest,
-. JULIUS D. HARRISON. Judge,
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WISCONSIN.-The democrats Of this
young State. which was early claimed by
the wings, have elected their Governor by
about 1000 majority. and carried both
branches OF the Legislature. The majority
for Cass, last fail, was bot 1854.
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Young Mems Institute.

THIS Society will meet on Monday eve.
l. uing Nov. 9th at 6 l.2 o'clock,
The following resolution is selected for
discussion.
Resolved, That we are in favor of the
peaceful annexation Of Canada TO the Uni>
ted States.
DR.. J. G. Beckwilh will advocate the
Resolution.
o. II. PLATT, Sec.
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Milton Tea Party.

THE Ladies Of Trinity Parish, Milton,
intend to hold Tea Party, for the sale OF
Useful and Fancy Articles, to repair the
Church edifice. on the evening Of Thanks
giving Day, and the evening following, (lhe
29th and 3Olh Of Nov.,) at the house OF
Capt. Samuel Wright, one mile east OF Mil
ton GENRE. Donations ia Money and in
any saieabie articles are earnestly solicited
The public generally are invlted 20 attend.
EvERErr H. WRIGHT,1
CHAS. D. WHEELER,
ALMoN J. BEACH, u.
WILLIAM G. GUILD,
LEAEDER JENNINGS,
JAS. B. NEWcOMB, q
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Massachusetts. I'm the Senate, there
are % Wigs. to IL democrats; in the
House, the whig majority is even larger
than last year. The whig plurality on
the popular vote is also much increased.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

~ . ROKE from the enclosure
- If the subscriber. in Tor
sington. about the first Of Angus,
N three warnings 2 hrindle steers
and enc email red heifer. one Of the steers 3
pale brindle, 10 artificial mark. ga hi.
3wS AUGUSTUS GRAN T.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

DAYTON continues 70 Manufac
ture SERAPHINES and MELO-
j. DEONS of the very best quality Of
~ tone and workmanship. His Sera-
phines are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DAYTON'S LMPhOVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
peieui judges to be superior to any Melode.
on now in use. 1t has keyboard SINH.
lar 10 that of a Piano or Seraphine. The
Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can be made loud or
soft by The use of the Swell Pedal. Ii is
well adapted 10 quick or slow music. The
Bellows is constructed on a hsw and i'm.
proved plan,--it works with Pedal, and
with bal little .incon venience to the perlor-
mer. II is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath. ,. -s.s.4 "a
N. b. These instruments are wei adap>
led Tor an accompaniment 70 church choirs
as we'll as for parlor use, and as sihey are
made id strong and substantial mannef,
the subscriber feels entire confidence in re-
CONNIE ding them. Us adurabe andetiicitnf
ms rument., y :
~ The public are invited 10 call and
nPianos, Sierra Ph ines, and other Mn
sical Instruments, tuned and repaired.
a-rtS j. DAYTON.
WOlcouville, Coun., July, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

MICHIGAN.-The democratic maiorily
on Governor is about 5000 The wings, as
, far as heard from, have elected but mem
Der 70 the Senate and 10 to the House.
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Neso Orleans, Nov. II.

New Orleans, Nov. IL.
The dreadful explosion on board the
steamer Louisiana has been attributed
entirely W the gross carelessness on the
part of III e commander, and he has been
held t. bail in the sum of So, 900. Many
more bodies have been found and it is
supposed the number killed will amour,
to about TWO HUNDRED. Besides
these, large number were dreadfully
wounded. The flags Of the shipping a.
the wharves were 'ali at half mast in
mourning for the sad catastrophe. A
searching investigation will take place
soon. s. r.srstH se..et3
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NOTICE..

- - ~ -
VNHE subscriber, having been engaged
IL in the merchantile business for w eniy-
three years, has concluded to relinquish
the same, on the FIRST of January mex, and
10 give his successors room for New Goods.
will sell until the 20th Of December, many
styles of desirable goods at cost for cash.
Comprising in part Of the .foltosOing arti-
.. cLes. f. ~. ..-..
Fine Thibet Cloths, French Merino.,
Coburg Cloths, black and col'd Alpacas,
Mohair Luslres, plain and fig'd DeLaines,
Turc Satin. changeable Silks, wide black
Silks. woolen Plaids, Linseys, &c. &C.,
A large assortment of all Wool Cashmere
and Long Shaws-some very fine. v..f
Fine Jet Black French. Blue, Green, and
Brown Broad Clolhs-from 81 so 10 90 90 per
yard. Also large assortment Of Cassimsfes,
Satineis &c. &c. - ..f.,t s.s,ats. 4
All persons having accounts, or holding
Due 3ilIs against me. payable in gOeds--are
,requesied 70 cali and receive their pay before
the 10th Of December next, .. /
s-,..T " -r,-~..s ELI CURTIss.
\. WaiestOwn. Nov goth. lS49.
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from The suh, ri.

sInF c,TRAYED from the Subs ri.
- - Der. on or alb ~ the LIST. Of
~ July, a dark red yearling Hsif.
naM w e., no artificial mark Who
ever win relurn said Heifer Of give iniorma-
ton where she shall be found shall be reas0n-
ai.lv rewarded. ELIAKEM CURTIS.
iilch6eld. Oct. 9th, 1859. = A1as.H26 : :
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

At Pattison's
Stove-Ware House
- NHO
TIN.WARE MANUFACTORY,
TAN be found one of the best assoft-
" ments Of
COOK and PARLOR STOVES
to be seen in Litchfeid County. Arrange
ments have been made with the principal
Stove Manufacturers of Albany and Troy,
which will enable me to sell at prices which
cannot be competed with.
Also ....
Constantly on hand. Stove Furniture,
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Tin Ware, &C., &c.
Al: kinds of Job Work usually done in
such establishments will he done a: short
notice. AID on terms that will not fail 10
suit customers.
The subscriber would here inform his
patrons and the public, that he has remov>
ed his shop to more commodious apart>
men,S--opposiie Pratt & Fosters Store on
the north.
w. C. PATTISON.
West Cornwall. Sept. 5, le49 IL
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StOUes! StOUes!

StOUes! StOUes! i!
THE subscriber is selling Stoves very
4 cheap, and decidedly the best patterns
OF Air tight, Cook & Parlor Stoves ever Of
ftred to the public.
CHAIN PUMPS
WHOLESALE and Retail Chain, Tube,
Wheels &c. Pedlars supplied with every
article in the Pump line.
Iron Castings
OF every description. Fuluance constants
iy in tlas,. This is the place 10 buy cheap.
H. BALDWIN.
Washington, CT, Nov. 9Th, ls49
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Choice Flour from New wheat.

Choice Flour from New Wheat.
rs barrels =" Hills" Pastry Flour.
40 half bblS do do do. ..a
20 Or. Dbl sacks do do do. =
$50 bbls do fancy do.
80 halt bbls do do do. ...-
10 do do Graham do
10 bbls do do do,
800 bbls "Ely's'' extra do.
100 half bbls do do do.
200 bbIs Ely's extra Family do.
rs halt bbls do dc do.
For sale by NATH'L A. BACON,
Canal Basin Wharf
New Haven, Oct. l6, 4o49. "5w %
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"ARNING Is hereby given TO the Stock
w holders Of the HOusatenic Railroad
Company. that the. Annual Meeting Of said
Company Will be held at Wordin's Hail in the
city Of Bridgeport, on Tuesday the 9th day
Of November, ls49, at 8 o'clock P. N for the
purpose Of electing Board Of Directors of sd
Company for the year ensuing, and also to do
any other business proper to be done at said
meeting. Also. notice 10 hereby given that The
transfer Books OF said Company will be closed
inclusive. By order Of the Board If Directors,
IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
Bridgeport. Nov. 10. 1919 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

VIE copartnership hitherto existing be-
tween the subscribers, under the narae
and firm of. K. Wallace s. Co, is this day
dissolved, by mutual consent.
]. K WALLACE,
t-. ..- ., ~'t C. H. WEBB.
Woodbury.. Oct. 24,h,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

TFE Coart &c Probate for the District of
l. Li,chRtld hath limited and altnwed six
mopths irom The date heFeof. for the creditors
Of The Estate TIMOTHY FOOT, late Of
Litehfied in said District, in which TO exhibit
their claims to the AdminisiFalar fnryaets.e.
menI. All claims not presented Within said
time will he debarred a recovery
AL Uersnns indebted TO said EsiaIe are Is-
1uestcd 70 make immediate payment 10
fsh WILLIAM II. CARPENE2,
.AdmiAisITrt0f.
Litthfeld. Oct. 81 is4s.
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Charity Bat

THERE will be Il CHARITY BALL
held al the house Of Mr.. Edwin Dickinson.
one mile east Of Milton centre, on Thanks
giving Day evening, New. ~, l649, com
mencing al Z O'clock.
The proceeds Of the Ball will be given to
the Ladies' Sewing Society, of the Episco-
pal Sociefy. "a Milton, for the purpose 81
repairing the Episcopal Church edifice. OF
this place. -.-
Refreshments furnished by the Tea Par,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-11-22

HOOK and Paper Agency.
THE subscriber will soon visit the towns
l. of this County, and Committees, Teach hers.
Parents and Traders will do we'll to avail
themselves Of his facilities in supplying any
thing in this line,
A very large list Of Subscribers is confident>
ly expected foe the New York Independent.
The Family Christian Almanac for 1850.
published by the American TIact Society, will
be offered TO every family.
Pedlers supplied with Maps, Charts. Penn
pnlets &C., SC.
ia LEVI CATLIN.
Litchfield. Oct. lS49
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|. f2 lS49.qIn1
FALL AND WINTER =
CLIO THING r.
T. H. RICHARDS,
Cash Tailoring
Clothing Establishment!
VAN be found large asiclIment of FALL
~ aGd WINTER Goods, Proadcloths. Plain
aud Fancy CASSlMERES, Plain and Fame,
VESTlNGS, SATINErS, Twcets, which he
VIII sell by the Yard, or maks up to order in
the LATEST FASHION,, and on the most
reasonable Terms trsT..-
tie IS ais" making up and will keep IN hund
large assortment of
Fall & Winter CLOTHING
ct his own manufacturing. Those in want of
fashionable and we'll made garment wilI be
suie TO mud them in his stosk, as he has Clo-
thing ut Prices that will enable all in want tn
be suited.
He asserts without hesitation, that his Stock
of Fall and Winter Cloi ming :-Cioths Cassi-
meres and vestings, is the very largest of the
KIND aao most varied b ,lh in STYLES and Pr-
ces. that has ever been offered TO the Public of
Litchfrld,
In evidence Of this, he would call attention
to the following +.....
LIST OF PRICES.
Dress & Frock Coats, from 81 so to $l8
Overcoats, {" 800 l6
Pants Of all kinds, ." $50"
Vests, do 1922 q
Satin Vests do 200 S
He keeps on hand large assortment Of fine
SHIRTS; Bosnms, Collars, Red Flannel Shirts
Drawers. Plain ane Fancy Silk Cravats Pocket
Handkerchiets, all silk, al 80 cts. Also. Sus-
penders. sc. -.
FALL AND WINTER
IASMlOMS
JUST RECEIVED!
@-All garments made at this Establishment
are WARRANTED TO FIT
or NO Sale.
OJ-CUTTlNG done at short notice.
Don't forget the Number 1.-THE I'd
door in the building Vest Of the Congre-
gationol Charch.
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J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, October l849.

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
A Ii persons liable by law to pay taxes
IA in The Town of Norfolk, OF the list of
1913, are hereby notified that will meet
them to receive the same at The Hotel of
John A. Shepard, on Wednesday. the 26.h,
a d at the House of Bushnell Knapp, on
Thursday, the 9Th, and at the House of
james M. Cowles, on Friday, The 18th, of
December next, from to d O'Clock p. M.
on each of said days.
All persons neglect ng said notice, must
expect 10 pay travelling Fees
LEVI p. PIE LIPS, Collector.
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To the Court Of Probate for tile District
Of Litchfetd. ........
tNHEI pplic 'tion OF ANN G. KENT OF
Il Lnchhel& IN the Coanty OF Lltchfield re
specially showeth; That she is guardian to
| Almira G. Booth, aud George F. Booth, Mi
| n ,rs belonging to said District, and that SAID
| Minors are The owners OF the following real
estate, viz; An undivided interest in III. ee
pieces of Land lying in said Town abe at two
| miles westerly trUln The Court House in said
town. The FIST piece is bounded Norlhtrl
on highway, Easierly, patty on highway aud
par ly on lard IN the Possession Of EIiaGa o.
bora, Southcrly by land IN Possession OF said
Odonrn and Westerly, by Benjamin Wallis
aud, with hing House and other ouIic-
ihgs thereon. he I'd piece lies easfcriy Of
the sbove--of a Triangular form. bounded o.
all sides by biyhw y. The 3D. piece lies ais
Easterly from the first above, and is bounced
west BY highv ay-Ncr herly by James o.
born. Land, Easterly by Norman Ba,bet'sl
md Southr.iy by land lately owned by Am, Ii
Tart deceased. ..t
AMI she further says Tia. The estate is AT
present unpruductlVe--that The avaIls thereof
are wanted ftr The support, maintenance ana
education of sad Minors aud that ii will b.
'or the advantage ol said Minors to sell The.
same. aud invest the svails thereof according
% law-wheie lore she SAYS that there is just
md reasonable cause for selling the same she
therefore prays the Court 10 order said real
estate 10 be sold. and 10 emr over her or some
other meet person TO sell the same, pursuant
to the statute in such case made and provided.
Jateh November 2oth 1919.
ANN &, KENT, Guardian.
District Of Llchfeld IS.
Probate Court, Nov goth 1919 |
ORDERED-Thalt the foregoing appica- /
{ ion be heard and determined at the Probate !
office in Litchield on The 9Th day Of January !
Is So. al 10 cock forenoon and that notice |
thereof be published in some public newsrs
ter neor The place where such real estate lies, /
three weeks successfully, least six weeks |
before said time assigned. a's4 |
IS CHARLES AID ANS. Jndge. |
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-27
N M R NJ s. q

The s'MouNrAIN SENTINEL" is published ev
ory Thursday morning at Two DoLLARs pc
annum, payable halt yearly.
No subscription will be taken for a shorter
period than six months; and no paper will be
discontinued until all arrearages are paid. A
allure to notify discontinuance at the expira
tion of the term subscribed for, will be consider
ed as O new engagement
TADVERTISEMEN will be inserted
at the following rates:-50 cents per square foi
the first insertions; rs cents for the second; 8
for three insertions, and 25 cents per square
for every subsequent insertion. A liberal de-
ducton made to those who advertise by the
year. All advertisements handed in must have
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The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-27

TUST opened very extensive lot of G. ING
q HAMS, LAWNS, and PRINTS of eve.
~ variety, at the store of
JOHN s. BUCHANAN.
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-12-27
MOST HORRID SCROFULA.
Twenty Large, Deep, DiScharging Ulcer

which ALL CURED. and he restored to health anC
strength labor again. by the of ONLY TWELVE
BOTTLES. This wonderful cure is certified to by