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FOR SALE

PURSUANT Ia an order from the Court Of
l. Probate Tor the district Of New Milford
VIII be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder TN the 7th day Of July, at o'clof !: in
the afternoon. (unIess previ"asiy disposed Of al
private saleI the whole remaining real estate
OF J"el N. Stone. Of said New Milford, an as
signing debtor, the following described pro-
perry. consisting II ali ,u1 lad acres Of des,ra-
bile Ind, viz: Meadow, Ploughiag. Pasture,
ana Wood Lands, with good dwelling House,
two BARNS and other odt buildings standing
thereon. The HnusdtOnic. Railroad running
through said Falm,
o. Also adjoining the above described
Farm the one equal undivided half Of the
Ward Farm, SO called, containing. about fsrly
acres, and consisting Of Meadow, Pasture, and
Plough land, with a dwelling House and
Barn Standing thereon.
Sale to take place m the above described
premises, in said New Milford, az above men,
toned. Terms made ktsowM at the time OF
sale .# r#
ALANSON N. CANFIE1.D, Trustee.
New Milford, June 10Th, 1919, 6
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District OF Kent, %.

ptobaie Codrt. June 18Th, is99.
r. STATE OF Rissei Chainberlain, late Of
IA said district, deceased: TIE Court ii. Pro-
bate for the district Of Kent hath limited and
allowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors Of said Estate. represented in.
solvent; within which to exhibit their claims
thereto; and has appointed John C. Berry
and John Smith, Cd; Esqss of said Kent. Cons
Johnson c. HATCH, Judge.
The sdbscribers hereby, Give notice that we
shall meet at the house Of Nathan B. Chamber
lain, in Kent, on the 2Sth day Of August, and
on the 18th day Of December, 1919. al o'cl'k.
P. M, on each Of said DAYS. FOL- the purpose OF
attending +. the. Business of our appointment.
JOIN c. BERRY. Commission
JOHN SMITH. I'D. ers.
! All persons indebted to said Estate are re1
quested T., make Immediate payment 10 M.
than B. Chamberlain, Administrators,
Kent. June 18th. l84o. q
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CHEAP CASH
DRUG STORE.

TVIIOMAS LORD; wholesale and retail
l. dealer in Fereign and Domestic Medi-
cines, Drugs. CHEMICALS. Patent Medicines,
Imported Lferhes, Strengthening Plasisrs.
Shakers Herbs snd Extracts. ....sr
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
varnishes. Spirits Turpeniine, Brushes. Putty,
Dive Woods. DYE Sluffs, Sperm. Lamp and Lard
Oils. Spirits Gas, Camphene. POtasheD' Inks
Blacking, &C., sc
No Cheap for Cash or approved Credit.
Reference to. r! B. MksnN. ESQ.,. Superin-
,endant and Engineer N. Y. aud N. h. r. r.
pHIO HURD, Eaq, Supt. and Eng'r. Nauga-
tue II. r. CHAs. WATERBURY, Esq, Cnlduc-
tor Naugaiuc R. R, ,E '6w7
Bridgeport, Ju.e 90, 1910. ..., r..
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P. X. KILBOURNE,
Honorary Secretary.
Litchfeld, July 6, 1849.

A CARD.-THE Union Blues of Litch-
field respectfully tender their thanks t.
the Eagle Guards Of Bridgeport for thei
beautiful escort and general attention t.
the wants Of the Company; and also t,
Capt. Nichols, of the Bridgeport Grays
for the use of the Tents Of that corps, on
our recent Excursion to that city and
we assure them that it would afford us
the highest qualification to reciprocate the
favors we have received at their hands.
To the Chief Marshal, H. Z. HUGG1Ns,
ESQ.,, and to the Committee of Arrange
ments, we desire to express our acknowl-
Judgements for their attentions and civil
tiles. . .'
We are under the highest obligations
to P: t. BARNUM, Esq, for his kind
invitatioa to visit his splendid villa, Iran
istan,' and for the generous entertain
ment we received at his hands while we
remained his guests; we beg Jim to &C.
cept our most sincere thanks for his hos
pitality, and our warmest wishes for his
happiness and welfare.
we also desire to express our graft
tude to PHrLo HURD, Esq, Superinten-
dent of the Naugatuck Railroad, for his
kindness in sending a special train over
that road for our accommodation, on our
return. Its interests can never suffer,
while in the hands Of d gentleman sd
obliging.
The Officers Of the Company deem
their acknowled getients due to the Pro-
prietoss of the Stanley House, for the at
tention bestowed upon them while their
guests. Is is superAuous to wish them
success; they deserve and will COM
mand it.
hitch field, July 8, lS49.
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LitchReld and the
Housatonic Railroad.

ON and after July LIST. Stages will run from
~ Liichfeld to the Hcusatonic Railroad, as
follows. VIZ: Stage will leave Eitchfeld to-
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at : o'clock, A. M. and arrive al
New Milford in time TO take tie Passenge,
Train Tor New York or Albany.
Leave New Milford on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and SaturtlAys..at 1 o'clock, P. M or on the
arrival Of the Passenger Train from New York
Another Stage will leave West C6rnwa all 70,
Litchfeld on Mondays, Wednesdays aud Fri
days. arg o'clock. P M, or on tie arrival Of
the Passenger Ttain from New York. and res
turn o" Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saldrdays
leaving Litchfeld at 7 O'Clock. A. M, thus
making a daily lire from Litchkeld to the
Housatonic Railroad
The Proprietor Of this Tine int ..nas putting
on new Carriages. a, d as usual good H",ses
and viii endeavor 10 merit a liberal share Of
public patronage.
EDWARD HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall. June 81, 1872 8
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AT a Court Of, Probate hidden at tiithheli:
within and for, the District Of Litchfeld, ori
the 10Th day Of June, Is49.
r. ESTATE Of ADRIAN Bishop, laie Of Warren
L. in said dsttic,, deceased: The Admins
traitor represents the Estate insotSent, and
prays the appointment If Commissioners there
on whereupon ordered, that Commissioners
10 receive, examine and adjust the claims of
the creditors Of said estate, be appointed at the
Probate Office IN .Litchfeld. ION the 9th day OF
July next. at 10 O'clock forenoon, and that all
persons interested in said estate iqay be noti-
fed thereof. the Administrators will cause this
ordcrto be published in a newspaper. printed
in Litchfieid County, and post copy thereof
on the sign post nearest the last residence Of
said deceased in said Warren. A true copy Of
record. 81 CHAS. ADAMS, Judge.
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PROB ATlR RgC@BsD.



Probate lCOurt. July 9th, is4S.
ESTATE OF Adrian Bisbop late az wsrrst,,,
- IN said district, deceased. The Co;irt II
Probate Tor the district OF Lifchkeld hath i'm:
tied and allowed six months nom he A.; ~:
hereof for the cEeditOrs Of said EState. repre-
sented insolvent, in which n exhibit fhs;E
claims thereto; and has appointed Messr5.
truman an Guild and Wakeman P. JOhnsoa. Of
examine said claims Certified BY ~''''
~, CHAS. ADAMS, Judge. .
The Subscribers give notice that thew shal
meet at the house of John Avery, in said WARS
rem, on the LIST Monday Of August, 1919, and
the I'd Tuesday Of January. 1850. at 2 o'clock.
IN the afternoon, on each of said days, for the
purpose Of attending on the business of said
appointment. sal qEz8 "A .ts.o
TRU MAJ, G {; !. P .rso,, coHsmission-
All persons indebted to said Estate are re:
questetl to make immediate payment to
9 JOHN AVERY, Administrator.
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........ FOR
BANTAM LAKE.
FOR

A OMNIBUS will leave this Vii
"A lage for Bantam Lake, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
at 8 o'clock, A. M. and p, NJ, remaining
at the Lake two hours. Fare both WAYS
25 cents.
The subscriber has rented rooms of F
A. Marsh, Esq, Cor the accommodation
of visitors without extra charge.
H Persons leaving their names al
the Enquirer Office, or at the Variety
Store, will be called for at their residence:
f desired. RUFUS SMITH.
Aitchtfeld, July 9, 1919.
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List OF Letters,

List or Letters, ....
Remaining in the Post OiEice, at Litchfield,
'"nn., July LIST, 1919.
Allen Isaac NJ LoOmis Warren P
lrtist, any Daguerrean LoveIand Almeda
iIady Patrick Mapes VIM
IArnes Tracy Marsh Lewis
,iatcs I'D Mcneil John
bernard John Mcmahon John
'eardsey Morcah McCormic Patrick
Beach David Noise Harmon
Blake HV Morse L B
Brayman Maria Muse jacob
Butler Wm Noon Patrick
Buel Norman Noble Minerva B
Burlsson Allen OMara Michael
Chorister Cd COn'l. Oh Painter Mrs Catharine
Camp Win Payne & Co.
Cook VIM Phelps f
Colby L ID Phelps Mrs lydia
Curtis Levi Pratt Miss May
Davis Lucy Powers Samuel
Deforest PhilO Plant Stephen
Evans Charles Rigney Catherine
Fabin Charles c Rigney Delta
Gibbs Miss Julia Spencer Mrs Hannah 2
Gould George Stanton Robert L
Griffin John Stevens AMI
Hart A P Smith jill
f1afigan Julia Thotapsttn Miss Jane
Hayes Sc Treat Robert M
Heacock Mrs Anna Trinble Mary Ann
Hicks Thomas Tomlinson Charles A
Hoanans Barthelomy Waite Hon H NJ
tinten Eliza Waterbury TIC
Johnson Phebe ANA Webster
Eawler Mir Weed LaRinna
Lamline MIR M Wilson Sdsan
Lepeon ElizaH,th Wheeler George
Eeonard Della A Wheeler Daniel
Linch Ellen Wright SamNel
L. w. WESSELLs, p. M.
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The AMERICAN Art Union,

Persons desiring to become members
of the {. Ame.ic Art Union" for lS49,
will do we'll to make immediate appiica-
ton to the subscriber, The subject of
the Engraving for this year is You'll"
being the second picture of Coles cele,
brlted series, "The Voyage Of Life. -
Each member will also be entitled to a
voluthe Of etchihgs illustrative of Irving's
f" Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Twenty
bronze statuettes, twenty-five inches in
height, illustrative of Indian character,
and the usual number of Paintings and
Medals, will he distributed by lot among
the members. The number of members
already rcathes upwards of $500. Price
of membership SIS.
p. X. KILBOURNE,
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HUNGARY AND AUSTRIA.

No DECISIVE ENGAGEMENE.-Kossut has
arrived at Pesth, and has been received as
President in the capital OF the Hungarian
Republic. II woatd seem that hoslilities
are SliA carried on in the Soath between
the Hungarians and the shattered remains
Of the Austrian army, supported by the
Russians but the reports which reach US
are SO vague and contradictory, Ii is moi.
deemed advisable ~ transmit them by tel
egraPh.
RUSSIAN PRocLAMAT4oN.-YheR Russian
G eneral has issued proclamation to the
Hungarians, the pith Of which is, that ii
they do not lay down their arms and submit.
10 .heirfate With good grace, they will be
made 10 feel the consequences Of their pre-
sumption. Every effort rs being made 10
rouse the people, and the Magyar Govern
tNens have ordered clersymen 10 march
against the Russians.
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CHAPTER vi.

~ CHAPTER vi.
4 An Act in addition To An Act concerning
~ Communities and Corporations. .
Sec. |. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives in general Assem-
bly, convened-No Telegraph company, or
association may place any piers, posts or
apuiments in or upon any highway, with
Onl the consent Of The proprietors of the
land adjoining sach highway, or. in case
Such Hlsent cannot be 'Obtained, without
L The appreciation of one of The conniy Com
misSiOners, in the county where such land
~ situated, which app citation shall be in
Mri,,ng. and shall be given only after hear
ing, upon due notice To such Proprielors {;
Any county commissioned, within the COun>
~ in which he belongs, shall have power 10
make all proper orders regarding the ioca-
aiOn OF any sac b posts, piers and abalments,
md the manner in which the same shall be
Ebnslrucled, so as least TO incommode The
nnblic travel ami individuals, and may, at
any Time, for sufficient cause, change the
l0eation Of any such posts, piers or abui.
MenlS, whether the same have already been
Ncl up or erected, or shall hereafter be set
4if or erected; tiist giving reasonable notice
81 such company TO appeal and b: heard
&Eialive to such change:
Sec. g, For all services tendefed Under
us act, such comm 'SSioners shall be enu-
Ia 10 receive and recover; from such COM
N*ny or association the fees NOW By law
N||Owed him for services rendered; except
Ven he shall act HPoR an application
afAinst such company or association; and
/ ali not order any change, in which case
~ shall be entitled TO receive and recover
s|ch fees from the applicants.
JOHN G. LEWIS,
&peaker of the House Of Representatives
JOSHUA B. FERRIS;
President of the Senate, pro tenn.
Ill JOSEPH TRUMBULL.
Approved, June 22d, 1S49.
CHAPTER VII.
4 An Act in addition to San Act concerning
Communities and Corporations"
BE It enacted By the Senate ind House
loft REPRESENTATIVES IN General assembly,
Iconvened.-Wheneyer any community o.
association, duly formed, according TO the
PROVISIONS Of the l9Oih section OF the Act
Concerning Communities and Corporations
wish to enlarge the limits Of buryins
ground, OF place Of sepulsure, and canno!
agree with the owner or owners OF the land
proposed to be taken for such purpose they
may apply by petition 70 the coun.y cour'
of he county, wherein said land is situated
giving twelve days notice thereof 20 the
owner or owners, by leaving an aGtested
copy With him or them, or a. their usual
DIace of abode. and said court shall there
upon aPPOin. committee Of three disin'er,
ested persons, Who. after being sworn, and
after giving reasonable notice 70 the owner
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AMERICAN ENrERPRIsE.-Il IS said that
Mr.. Chas. Sieison, Of the AsIOr House goes
shortly to ST. Petersburgh, Russia, 10 su.
perinlend the establishing Of q Grst rate
hotel there on the American plan.
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Rorefam Nrns.

THE DESTRUCTION OF ROME.-1ntelIi>
Nence received at the latest moment be!Ole
De sailing Of the steamer, says that the
french Government received adviccS that
Zen. Oudinot had resolved to make grand
Attack on the ll;h, and wo0ld storm the
city in earnest at all hazards. Before this,
ID all probability, Rome is Bleeding at the
feet of her lreacherOus and worthless de.
stroyers. A more Inconsistent and glafing
putI age upon the rights Of Il people HAS moi
abeeR witnessed in century.
FRANCE.
ri NEARLY ANoTHE1 INsURREcTIoN.-The
order OF the President, and the vote Of the
Assembly to prosecute the attack upon the
Romans, have been the occasion of another
outbreak in Paris. which nearly renewed
the bloody scenes of June. ...
a A violent debate ON Rom; affairs. took
place in the Assembly on the llth Of Jane,
which ended ia a slorm-Ledrh Roliin disa
tinguished himself by the DO dness and en-
ergy OF his denunciations Of the policy OF
the Government in this matter. The Go
vernment have prevailed by small majo-
rity.
q Paris IN A STATE OF SIEGE.-On the 18th
most interesting proceedings occurred. M.
Odilon RarrOt assembled the tribune, and
said 60" This morning great agitation
existed in Paris, and revolutionary meet>
ings took place. Groups of people and Ma
ssional Guards in uniform, formed them>
selves, and cries were uttered against the
Government. The authorities were ready,
and means Of repression prepared. AS soon
as the grouPs marched upon the Assembly
they were disperseds bat cries of nawa
bmTieades,n were Uttered, and which the
people began to put in execution The
circumstances are sufficiently grave TO call
for the sitting of the Assembly en- perma-
nence, in order to provide for all hazards
without weakness or precipitation. If this
revolt should extend to an armed insurrec~
ton, shall ask you for mole extended pow
ers, circumstances not allowing OF hesitaI
tiOn."
After stormy debate, the Assembly de>
clRred itself to he en- permGneAee, and the
city placed under martial law.
DEATH OF BuGEAUD.-Marshal Bugeaud
died on the 10Th ult., OF cholera. The last
words Of the Marshal were, "Je suis un
homme perdu." The Marshal was born
ron the 18th Of October, 1854, at Limoges,
and was consequently "a years Of age.
SUPPRESSION OF NEwsPA2ERs.-All the
Socialist or Red Republican journals OF
Paris, except the National, have been sup
sipressed SiAce the disturbance ON Wednesday.
ARREST OF LEDGU RoLL1N.-N was said
that Ledru Rol!in had been arrested while
ON his way TO Lyons. Arago has also been
arrested.
IEsURREcTIoN AT RHEMs.-Tbe city Of
Rheims is reported 70 be in full inSurrection
ana TO have established Government OF
Red Republicans.
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4 GREEABLE 70 al. order from the
Honorable Court Of Probate for the
District Of Washington, will be sold
IN to the highest bidder, at public auc-
ton, on the Cd Wednesday Of July 1s49;
at one o'clock afternoon. (unless prev
iously disposed of at private sale. SO
much Of the real estate Of Plat Bryan,
late Of Washington. deceased. as will
raise the sum of $506.lo, and Incident
charges of sale. Sale to take place at
the late dwelling house of said deceased;
in said Washington. Terms made known
at time Of sale.
RICH'D A. BRYAN,
.... aka H.. .s... Administrator.
Dated at Washington. June 2sth. is49.
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MAMMOTH LADY,,

], Just ADDED, splendid group Of Siatusry
size Of life, representing the TEMPERATE
FAMILY. enjoying the luxuriss and comforts
If their !" HaPPY HO.ME'' This group
placed opposite and in rOnirast with the YAK
rep, eseniaiion Of The DRUNK ARDS FAM.
LY, strikes the behcldeI with surprise and de.
light, and 10 regarded as one OF the most pow
eIful auxiiiasies 10 the; 1fmptt GMee Cause
ever p.odactA in This country. Additional
Novelties are cpfitinualIy being added to TINS
already great Congfess ri Wonders.
The Exhibitiops and Performances 10 the
LECTURE ROOM. consist Of Panoramas
D;orams: Yankee stories and limitations By tina;
Comic genius. II
GREAT WESTERN.
Comic Songs, Negro delineations. Eleciriea
Experjmenis, sc. &c. The Manager pledges
himself. that no pr"lane word Or vulgar Ees-
lure 10 ever introduced here, and that nnlhing
is ever seen ar heard which could BE- objected
to. bS the moral and religions portion 81 the
community. In TACT, re intends this shall BE-
Ft.MILY resort, where all may attend with
Measure and pTofl. accompanied by their
Srolhers, Sisters. Wives and ChiIdren..
The Museum, is open every day in the year
except the Sabbath. from O'clock A.. M, al!
iOP NJ Such regulations are established ane
enforced, as ,Tepder il perfectly sale and
pleasant for Ladies' and ChiiatTC~ to visit the
Museum in ihe day time though unscc0mpa-l
MED BY gentlemen. ExhIbt'ons eng EeEIor-
mances in the Lecture Room TWlCE every
Aay and oftener on holidays @
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M U TlUAI
Life Insurance Company

Life Insurance Company
..-- OF BALTIMORE. >a
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
IN Street. Boston. George NJ. CHALwIII..
General Agent FIR New England.
Sdb' Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothren. Esq Agent. 49, '
Garwood H. Atwood, NJ! D., Examining
Physician.
Local Board Of Trustees Tor .NsAp. England
,. Branch. 5a-.,,
DANIEL DESHON. PREsIDENT,
C. =. Adams. Col. WIN, Sch0ules, n
Rey'd s. X. Lothrop, Cot N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom.
John Schouler, William w. Warren.
Funds sufficient 10 meet the expected losses
of this Branch from its present business. are
now invested in New England. under the SUI.
pe,vision Of the Local Board Of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be d9ne from month to month heseatter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWTLL,
3 GeseTal Agent.
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.GpETTAT. W0TITE

SPECXAL NOTICEy-W NE hare
some thousands Of smdH accounts, scatter
ed from Canada to Merico, aOltich must be
settled at once. Printers cannot pay their
de0ts and grOO rich upon promises
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Oysters and Refreshments

Barnuln's Museum,
BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE ASTOR
HOUSE, NEW YORK.
6NC this magnificent establishment, which
" exceeds in extent, splendOr and variety,
any similar piac.of instruction and alntiseihenl
in the kaOwn world. and which embraces
among it's
100000 'CURIOSiTlES!
All that is rare and wonderful in the World at
J nature. or unique or striking in the world o.
art, 1t may be said in the. words Of Campbell
-" For 4tia has science Sought on weary wing
by shore ahd iea each mate and living thing
The Agents Of the manager in M parts Of
world, have instructions to spare neither labor
nor expense. in adding MesU aoondess to the ex,
hibition, constituting as it does the
Focal Poiht IF Attraction,
fo fat lovers OF
RATnOMAt ADJUSTMENT
EIFE-LIKE wax;
he expressive, fac-.iMilie Of hum lnity -th
Horrors and Penalties 81 Intemperance are ia.
lus,rat-G, sl
Celebrated Characters Of the Old World
aid the New,
| Identical with the originals, in form: feature
attitude, and dress. seem IN the act Of in!rodu-
ring themselvesto the spectators, while
THE SOLEMN HISTORY OF CHRIST.
from his birth to betrayal and condemnation
is embodied with extraordinary fidelity, in over
hundred life-size specimens Of ~
SCRIPTURE sTATUARY.
The walls Of the itRmehss pictorial saloon are
Surrounded with an
lNTELLECTUAE CONGRESS OF
AMERICAN SAGES.
Philosophers, Patriots g. He
painted by the first Artists. The Cosmoramas
and Dissolving Views, present grand eOup
d'oeii Of the great Cities, and remarkable
Scenery oG both hrmisphetes, brilliant expev-
imen,s in Natural Philosophy delight the eyes
and inform tie minds of the cuiious; and the
vagaries Of Nature in the human family. are
displayed in the towering proportions OF
GIANTS AND GIANTEssEs,
he huge bulk Of .Mamm n Boys, and in thai
extraordinary specimen OF magnifed hlmGni.
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about couple Of hours, when his lamp
went out, but nothing extraordinary &C.
Cured till midnight, when Ne heard
strange noise, and felt instinctively that
something was approaching. NJ. de B,
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as can be obtained in i6s State,
,Also, Wines and Spiiiluous Liquors ter Me-
diciaal purposes, a. pure as can pc opsalneds
Physicians prescriptions ppl On e All henrss
NR-Dr. Jasyis' ADJUSTER, entirely
new. for sale less than cost, Y \
II *. WALLACE. SEQ.
!. Woodbury., june. 9Th. 1872. twS