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lt.ys from schooner Hiram Girafd, foot Of Norm
M0orst arstrste artcle Of Cgnber and Coal suitable
-. .ooivto 7 STOKES DlCkERsOS
JAZZ III A1inoar<k SsS cfSs~"*
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q, ~ rts f Snn JuSn MAYA guek. Ponce Quay ANA and
Aeuads In the ports Of lie Island, IN - l. . ,esse.
entered that measured 1885 tons, and deparieo t-o'
measuring 1912 tons Of he spanish vessels when en,
tered and departed from he ports ia winch measured
s. tons The which have most largely paIei
psged in the commerce Of the Island were ne srsnsa,
ssl ley sgPsusr erdsEl tie AGsussri ~ SRs LAB ~
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FIREWORKS BALLOONS sc.

LARGE ASSORTED STOCK. comprising every
Astye and sire. either plain or cooret nre or Tor pub
lie Or private Nhbiions For the msrn acnlrer's
cheapest rates. ny }. W. HOLBFkTON
uy.N istJvt u Malden-lRne.
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The capilsl employed n he generA cofn1efclA --'
OF the Island Of Porto Rico. IN the year ls41,
amounted 20 81 629.76S. which amount exceeds uai
Of TOE previous yeSr. iss6 by s7iolN The vslue o n-
amounts S576 49,; Of This ool- - pro
dgced by spanish vessels proceeding from >pan 81 ports
az s-l@4.+s by The coming from foreign ports,
all ty foreign vessels from foreign ports Sal
which form the total amount Of importation. ana lcl,
when compared WIKI The year 1870 gives increase %
S5S, bat than Nv ohirds Of tins increase pro-
d1-ed BY the SPANS 81 asg The value OF exports
amounts % Sh9oabl6; of this >5l2,eo produced
hy Spaaish vessel. % spanish ports and by the %
foreign ports So si and SAs0S.i by foreign vessels
10 foreign ports. which gives me totsl amount a ex9ofa-
,,rs ana which when compared "a that OF The yesr
ISIS gives ~ Increase OF $is.7Ss The comparative
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rR-Preyenlisn of ChoIera.-Me. Il 49,

II TrtNtHII"H OF hUItFlt = y = 10 -I-l'Tfl-I-
having visited every locality nus far reported where
Cho,e~s prevailed on - lruIr form. and having,
sour other sanitary measures suggested BY me sanitary
Coumiffer and Nel4cal Council. directed that Grants
D sirisrfsrt be- used In these i1ca ces ch fas been
one WITH he most satisfactory results. Tie Clo-rs disap-
pearnE RI such pisces here be same Was cs-r n1t-1-
We uc H. therefore suggest 20 re citizens % New 0rx
The nrorretv OF usirs uis valuable compound IN and
soou. premises. colncuon with The s4ri-Ay Eea
sarrs Vi The City authorities.
SETH GER Resident Physician
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FIREWORKS.
coLoREp FIREWORKS

TEE UNDERSIGNED 49, sole telis Tor n } :
Il HALL : .1p~ror Co.1r-d Fir-Sefss ,.,,,-
BADFAT LOCKWOOD.
- g. - " ssfi-g zionist
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a. yr-tS,s a. 49, OTTER 81 No sss,r.,. c..g -
] ~. fss.by ~ 81 Fs,sos. e.'at 49,
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bal. -. ~ .osshsr. a. sshsffs'i 81 -
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"a. ~ "a aa i-+1y sven - n '-s
-, D.i.i 80 fot ias t-sais tfsi 81 = 80. -,
- -. avs G. . NASash, Af.rsirf
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DF OkDgR Hon J.hosrss. afsi Juts- u ne
Doom 10 CITY ard County ~ s~v
ssa pueasn 70 ne pes.oa " hs s.ists
sut1orS r@shsot deetfs hsi ~ st<h
Tho state Of WILLIAM hALsAfs
ssd that ne - ne
u ts fst. he sni fhsss SUB sacs
ssords uonhs hon n. tfst Paes.,os
of tsbu doe b. hn By
s Stats sni he delivery % hn 90 f be zee u
cry thin ts stat. hun 80 tie u-nsf-f ~ sat
pnns By ufbJisn ss sna vofb.tsi The ssh
fay % Osnhsf. ists bhopk7 Ftfti
D. A ~ ~ rellnf
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CONININIO> SET-.-Brfarnia metal ani plated
tfagon- ia1.tr3-. onlet- and p ties A'o 9lp -"Ai
bowls Ard c1. -cfion-. t-. uan-iacf rri ai -, &
blrI1E-s.p by fIyj itI LLl'4LS nm.
rruE PIANo-FOxTF.-M BENNETT VIII
i've e..on- on t- PIANO For,e Tie French lanr lss-.
v-rf.ng &C Size " so teach all kinds of fancy ~or.
Private families visited 10 required fJr Terms a. Aply
~ Punce-sL w. -
GasToR FRAMES fne assortment Of Britain
Y lia castor frames, ilcld * te tirat larfl- a.
common low priced ones - easlorboti -s consisting
o. pain mod. pressed and rch cat sll able of OF "a
r--s Of frames. fr sale u BIOL rsal- and retail A ne Oi
established stand B-rlng-slp,h BY LLtlLS HAIL
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There has been an addition of two Banks 10 the list
since the February statement both Of these Branches
OF the State Bank viz Guernsey Branch, Washing
ton-capiial paid in. e59,92O; and Licking County
Branch Newark \. J.--capitsl psid in, $4,000.
The business o! Bank making in the Pennsyl-
vauia Legislature next session promises to be active
Already there are notices OF intended applications as
follows
T.rn-r ana Mechanic Bau1 At Es.ion $50 eo AH'.r,- d..
rii.eorsa oc Hsos o roiis'o"ns fo''',o~o so"" O.,
Rk At Th.e-pa. $4,000 C-rtr. Bass pena.' VANS a. ifa
fsrn-'' s-'as' ia'i'at's II .',.~e 500 loo . 90
Fscsnc- Raok o Ptt.burrt OoU Nsr. BsH. Fo't.,
Al is,e..'., siooo isns.,,r coua ssa. at Lauc,.'er
s2oco'' Hsrrssurs h'ai s H",.ears s50oo psorha De
post s.ul0os. West BsuCh B.nt Marpo l Qulf
Lebanon Bat i-osuo1 cooau $500" Fsmsn D'PoH Bal Al
fu,6u'gh, so!t,vo otals'.sr.toa
Here are applications already for over two and a
halt millions OF banking capital, and renewal for
fifteen and twenty years OF more than twice much
Of old six and thrcequarter millions ia pretty tsir to
start with.
Official notice has been published, under the
direction Of the state Treasurer of Pennsy that
the notes OF the Bank Of susquehsnns Co the Homes
dale Bank and the West Branch Bank. viii not be
coiycd ia payment of tolls due the Commonwealth
All the other Banks the state have officially informed
the Treasury Department that they viii redeem their
notes in specie in Philadelphia The following notes
of other States viii be taken for tolls States Of Dela
ware and New Jersey and the City Of Baltimore
The number Of foreign arrivals at Boston tor
the month of June last s....................39
Daring June, 1919
Increase in June ls+9 .-...---.-....-.-....-.l2l
For the .iN month ending June 30 lsis, the foreign
arrivals have been 1870
For corresponding six months OF lsis .-.-.--.l29l
Increase in lsi9 -
The following isR condensed statement Of the
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81 asd-f 81 co1ny yufss a - tesaig
" Qs-sn- rs- -fstf Sr~' -sftas = - =, - p-fses
~. q lam. .f.u DAVID JOSts. ~ Nsssoss, ne
Caaaf, Qasea. eoan.sof 80 ss-A ust th-J ss %
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of 80 -ssusat - u- sst - ~-.~s
e. s.es Of ba.a-.. q Joba fss-s- ~ sss sf.es'o
y A. o. 90 CO T1s hsa1s~ Ne -<hth ty
49,. - L. 49, A.. - f.,....
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NoTicE u 90 osss ~ NJ sssse
tnunfy fssHg
HFNJsNIs ADsAs ihs nl huoty1 20 the COSBY "a
NJ hers hs~of b. ths
anf-r.ssd DANiGI tsBJHf Ausnfs hsns NJ elgss~
. ~ h. CRY 4 Hossiyn. Htshf MURPHY 10 ffosf
~, s.5fs 1s tNssnh ga Of s,-mh~s, SEQ
Dsf.i NJ = lsss DA>lsL FshuN
m.s i.-s. suufHr
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a. IN asds III u Ne ss,sag.- 81 e- cssn -
f%.s Ton sfr- t.'ssy fy.s v 81 p-fss. ss< esiss
-. Al gIasDHR fAstADts ss 81 u ffz ~ zee fsn,
thsFef ~ ~
=, A. -, fh- CO ss~ fsss,
~'<r fsJ u Aasssf osrtDst-1 s.- fes ne
sia 1.y ~ r.ofssv lsts ELIZABETH cAaADts,
T..fus tr~tstrs
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V'HE FACULTY Informed .hsi ns Ls's ~. 80
j Company have completed tbsf lr s.,,ss,e, 40
ready ~ rnlsh the public, ufoos1 80 l,..s
th,ir novel Toss. UPON mgt1slly sdFsn 1seo-s rs'n.
Tn, article Ia. received ne ssast@. ~ ~. e,S ard ~
- - ~ .,'eo on a Board q surgeons rec~ifed 70
nre1r Al TIE ate Fair Of no American Institute ~ ~
are IA. upward support slc 10 s1tloiNy va
- ,,aeyl.. passing from ne erioiiicas do"n ne a.
49, s,sror poroa u tie pelvic regioa over " fses
10 ~ tie coccyK. and ap tLe sttne y va C~is
fr.nx n. pelvic relon, adapting tsef 10 al hn4s ~
@,rIh,. hernia or relaxation u ne rscers SiynF PER
.oeu stationary support, Win or without pressure nes
si1z an instr nneni fshing ell The sufges ndcs,oos
n ts- ,feneut u svery fOrm u malady, s1seepnbs u
nechsnieai aid Of.e. 10 Broadway. room 70 -, ~
stsirs JOskh SnAAokN4@HN s'~ss
IHAwHWk1
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JDHs I. iA~RgSGg, /ss-sts.
haFF Ctisfs> JOsss.i 80
a -.-AAus ChAEIkt a CIIsfOs. )kIsrstI.I

~ PURSUANCE ~ o,s., ~ Tie ssnst.s u ne ceasu
j Tn hsr.ty D. oil psrsous tsfgf 80
a.. no. lO.IPH PtfsHsOs ~ ne ~ q 40 fet 70
s-..-f Ia sf..-uf ~ ~ ssh@"
g. af. "a 60 efNs- te - -
y f,.ts Jsiy cert sts1 ss- -. ~ -
81 Il Jsnlsfy. l'S NA>D'h'" rsH'i-.
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g1UELic ADMINISTRATORS OFgiCk. - ss-.s 500
i SO hs--sy frsa, = - STATUES - az 80
JOSIAH sEssfr rslrs q gresrs - ~ GU ss-
n.rh. s-cs.s>s ss1 ~ s-rsf % bsss 81 -.
sypy he s8rrorsts Cosasy % 80 - -. "a
q .trsf ssa sosa ints-st< - hr 70
Jay ssTf 20 oces fs-nooa D.a.< -ss 49,
a. IN a.st-l IaNEs rhlrIN r.--- -
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VTAsTEp-A res-. rrt.Fe irilst~nrs P-oie.-l-f
W woman l0 30 t-r wcrS of FAM. y. " here
,es or coffee az used Wsses 8 month Inquire 40 -
Bar, 4. before - Iff lt'
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-FOh-
READY paw
VIM. E.. Arnold's

CELEBRATED WASHING MACHINE,
T INVENTED al Rochester, N. Y, 1874, and
l. are now manufactured in The most Of the
United States. o. They do not fail TO satisfy
all that become acquainted with them. They
are cheap, simple and durable, and do not wear
cloth, or hurt hooks and eyes. buttons, &c. F.,
will squeeze bed-quilt dry.
| am making in some towns in this county,
and wish TO sell the right to make, TO others.
have sold the right in Berkshire CO., Mass,
TO individuals IN d iferent towns, who are Sue
cessful, and have made il lucrative business
for two years past. have liberty to refer to
several individuals, some Of whom have used
the machine three years past, all Of whom will
extol them beyond my description. ! shall
add names as ! obtain them, in different towns,
that references may be nearer to new purchas.
eFs.
REFERENcEs-Berkshir Co. Mass.-F Ro-
binson, Esq, w. C. PlUnkett, Jason Clapp,
Esq.. Hon. Fl. Shaw, Sam'l Farqs and Gene al
Judd.
Litch6eld Co.-Fitch Ferris, Esq.. Ssmue!
Adams, Col. Holcomb, Mason Peck, W. Hunt.
Bradford Cole, Juison 81. John, Captain Weed,
w. H. Walton, president of the Iron Bank. J
Horatio Ames. Plinney Foot, P X Kiibourn
NY residence at present, is Sharon, where /
shall sell Territory and Machines.
90 The Machine occupies but little room.
and csnbe used easy it has no fault.
JOHN B. JUDD.
Sharon, Sept.25th, Ie4s.
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NOTICE

is HEREBY given TO all persons liable to
l. pay State Tax of l.2 cent on the dol
lar, on List Of lSi7, in the town Of Goshen,
that will meet them to receive said Tax at
the Store Of VIM. Miles. Jr., in Canada Wills
age, on the goth, and at the dwelling eli The.
ron d. 1.uding'on, IN North Goshen, on the
Both Of December, 1913, from o'clock, A. M.
until IL, on each of said days. and at the Hotel
Of Mineas Ives, in Goshen Center, on Monday,
the lst day Of January, 1919. from o'clock,
A. M, until 4P M.
n. B. All persons who neglect to pay their
Taxes by the LIST of January. may expect to
receive visit from me at their own expense.
DAVID LUCAS, JR. Collector.
Goshen, Nov. 90, 1S4S. p3O
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Notice.

TNHE undersigned would respectfully an
nonnee 70 his customers and the public
generally, that he confines ia The book
SELLING BUSINESS, al 1856 Nassau ~.
Tribune Buildings, NEW YORK. where
pc - prepared % an any orders in his line
with which be may be entrusted, with The
same regularity and dispatch which, he
trusts has distinguished his operations heresl
tofIe.
Particular attention is paid TO subscrip&
lions for Magazine $, or other periodicals., or
serial works, which are forwarded BY The
earliest mails. in the nealest and most &ss
cue manner, without injury TO the engra.
wings.
Book and heavy pamphlets sent by en-
press, or as may be Otherwise ordered. Lo-
cal agents supplied on favorable terms.
WILLIAM PATTON.
1856 Nassau street, .Nttc York.
September 4lh, l64s. Iyl04
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Travelling Agent Wanted.

"A RESPECTABLE man, active, industri-
IN Gus and possessed of some business cdu-
cation, Is wanted to solicit applications FIR
Health Insurance. satisfactory bond [$$500l
will be required. The compensation will be
commission on the amount Of premiums col.
lected by the Agent, and if he possesses good
address and reasonable industry, his income
from the agency will not likely to fall short of
$500 per annum. His field of operations
would be in the vicinity in which this paper
is published, where he would be invested with
the sole Agency. Address by mail, the
Massachusetts, Health Insurance Office,
4 Museum Building, fremont St. Boston.
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A. AkbRus,


improved hydraulic 60xH1s
A PERFECTLYsimplean and effective machine
IA for forcing Hortion of Spring or Brook
TO any required elevation or distance, where a
propOrtionate tall can be obtained; and for the
purposes Of irfigating Lands, supplying Dwell
ings, Gardens. Farms, Factories, Villages, Ed.
gines, Railioad Stations, g., with
/. RUNNING WATER.
The simplicity Of the operation, the efTec-,
tiveness and durability Of this mac hine-which
has been in successful use in England and
France for three foorIhs Of century, and more
recently in the United Slates-render il most
important and valuable apparatus for forcing a
portion of stream Of water to any elevation
propcrtioned to the fall obtained, and to any
distance required. II is perfectly applicable
where one foot fall can be obtained. Vet the
greater the fall, the higher the water can be
raised; the quantity raised varying in proper
tiOn to the height with given fall.
The Machine RECONSTRUCTED witha Regulator
which is a very decided improvement. and by
means Of which the same machine may be va
ried in capacity, and adapted to the quantity of
water afforded at different seasons OF the wear.
The subscriber is manufacturing a superior
article OF Machines, with all parts liable TO rust
OF brass, or other lncorrosive metal, and will
furnish the accompanying pipes and put them
in operation, connected with Reservoirs, Baths,
Fountains. sc Sc, when required
LEAD PIPE AND PUMPS.
The subscriber continues to manufacture and
put in operation. Lead Pipe for running water;
House and Factory Pumps for drawing water
from Wells, springs, Brooks, or Cisterns Barn
Yard Pumps, &c, sc.
The subscriber offers the avails Of twenty
years. experiences, observation, and practice tc
the public-confdent that he cah EXECUTE al
orders he may be favored with, to the entire
satisfaction of his employers.
Hundreds of references and certificates furn.
ished, If required.
as-orders respectfully solicited, and prompt
ly attended to.
ALANSON ANDRITs.
Canton, Conn, Aug. is, 1915. 10
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DIR. TOWNsEND'B
.SARSAPARH.TA

THE MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDis
y, CINE IN THE WORLD!
Ims Extracts put up in Quart Bottles. tits
sIx times cheaper, pieasanter, and waranteds
superior TO any sold. II cures disease without
the patient.
49, GREAT sPRIN9 AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
ING N:, great beauty and superiority Of This Sar
sapariia over other medicines 10, whistle Grads
cate disease, Hinyigora,es the body, il is one
OF the very best Spring and Summer M edicines
ever known. II not only pufifies the whole sys-
TEN and strensthens the person, but il cFeates
new, rich and pure blood--a power possessed
by no other medicine. And in this lies the
grand secret Of its wonderful success 1, has
perfeTmed, within the past two years, more
than 81, 700 cures OF severe cases OF disease--
atIeas, o,OOo OF these were considered incuras
5000 cases Of Chronic Rheumatism;
1900 cases Of Dyspepsia
400 gases OF General Debility and Want Of
Energy; IL
1000 cases of the different Female Com
2 900 cases oi crofula
l,5O0 cases OF the Liver Complaint;
1900 cases OF Disease Of the Kidneys ana
| 5000 cases Of CONSUMPTION;
Blood, viz: Ulcers, Erysipelas, Salt Rheum.
flmples on the FACE, DC. &C.; together with
Side and Chest, Spinal Affections. &c. &C.
I Ihiss we are aware. must appear incre dible
but we have letters from physicians and our
agents from all parts Of the United STATES. in.
i9rm!ng US OF extraordinary cures. r. Van
in Newark, New Jersey informs us thai ne car
| refer 10 more than $50 caseS inthat place alone
There are thousands of cases in the city Of n;
York, which we refer to with pleasure, and 10
men OF character. 1t is the best medicine for
the prevent Of disease known. IL ufldoubt.
eddy saved helives OF more than
| 5000 Children the pastseosox!
as u removed the cause Of disease, and pre-
pared them for the summer season: s
United States OBJECT
Captain q. w Mclean, member OF the Les
gislature, and late Of the United States Nayys
RAILWAY, June rs, 1891.
A year since, I was taken with The lnfnensa.
and my whole system lefi in D debiIiiased 81 Is.
was induced TO Try DR.. Townsend's Sareapa.
rilla. and after taking two OF three boilles i
was very much relieved, and attribute il ! i:
tirely TO the said SaFsapa 1haye continnef 4
taking H. aud find that improve eyeYy dav.-
believe thatit saved my life and would trut
be without thunder any considerations:
~ = " MCLEAN. ),
This certificate conclusvely proves that shis
SarsaparIIin has perfect control eve NE naosi
obstinate diseases OF the blood Three ne rsons
curedin one house is unprecedented.
Three CAiIdrgM
Dr IownseDd-DearS Sir have the pie sur
70 inform youthat two OF my children have bee D
cured Of the scrofala by he use Of your exec
tent medicine, They were afflicted very 81
verely with bad sores. Have only taken tout
bottles. II took them away, for which fee
( myself under deep obligation.
Yours respectfully,
WORK. March ! al Isnl Wnns.n
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Rhellsnlnll issaa

his Sarssparlla is Used with the niosf ne
c. uccessin Rheumatic complaints. hoyeva
SCI ere or chronic. The astonishing uraa \ NJ
.eTiOrmsd gre indeed wonderful. Olher renal
DIES sometimes give Temporary relief: his a
the limbs and bones are dTeallfully 81 Ol!4ls.
" Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one &c he olAesl
and mnst respectable iawyersin Hartford. a.
The following is an extract sf alelieF received
Dr. Townsend-I have used one hoisls az vans
Sarsaparlla. and lind u is excellent g lie eiec.
upon chronic rheumatic paiA 10 ukiah n
subject. from an injury o. easiaAea - veaT1
ago in public stage. Please send ne two boz
ties TO the care 81 D. Seymour. have cou<
versed VITA iwo q onf principal physcianss an&
recommend year SaEsapaFillh.
Hartford. March l2,h. ,ots' - S.
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Iron Foundry

AND
NI A q II 7 m = S E Or
THE Subscriber CONTINUES to execute all or
ders for castings Of tite shortest notice. His
list Of patterns 10 very full and complete con-
tanning every. Variety OF Mill Gearing, Wafer
Wheels, Iron Pulleys Of every diameter upao
feet, face from ~ inches down to 2-small gears
OF every desc Fiption and kind-pIows and plow
castings, wrought iron beam Flows, a very SUI
perior article-try them and see. Machinery
Castings Of every description, Cart and Wagon
Boxes. Iron Fence, very handsome pattern for
do0r-yards - cutter and sleigh shoes - Oven
Mouths; Kittles, Fire Crates, &c. &c.
STOVES,
OF every variety and kind, cheaper than the
cheapest. Rathbun's large Oven air tight the
Americana National. Quincy and Rnnsnms ., AIR
tight; Cook stoves and furniture; air tight par
lour Stoves, the handsomes patterns in the
arket Box stoves, Black Lead, stove pipe,
oilers, Tea Kiuies. &c.
MACHINERY
Built and repaired Baldwin-s improved brond
and narrow Wooilen Gigs; Cpton Looms; Bald
win improved preIniuas w ater Vince Renu-
Iator, superior to any other in the country nnd
cheap; Turning Lathes; Straw Cutters. n su-
Perior article Baldwin patent premium Clover
Machine tor cleaning clover seed.
0rParticular attention paid to ma king pate, ne
and getting MP new machinery.
ErTwo kinds Of horse power for ihrashing &
saving wOod-ihenfosi approved in the county
Wanted-old cast iron.
H. BALDWIN
Wash ingtoH, Aug. rs IFS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-11
Drugs, Paints, Oils, and Glass.
HUMAN UDTTLES.
1877 Chapel ST.

1877 Chapel st.
.z-a GOLFERS FOR SALE.
25.00O LBS. BeI'Ville White
$4,000 lbs Atlantic do do
Is bbls Spirits Turpenline
1000 gals Sperm Oil. 1900 Whale Go
100 Lard OIL, 100 do LinSeed do
so bbls Spanish White, 10 do Paris do
100 lbs Red Lead. 500 DO EahaIge
1900 Venetian Red, 5000 do Spanish
Brown
1000 " French Yellow, lOUO do Pateu
Black
IS bbIs Lamp Black, 5000 lbs Sal Am
mOniac
Is " Glue, 1000 lbs Nader
zoo " Dye Woods, Sdo Alan, l2 do Cop
peras
$50 lbs Prusiats Potash, 100 do Lac DYE
100 +" VerdigriS in halls, 100 DO Cndhear
100 i" Nntgalls, 500 do Sugar Lead
75dozen Paint Brushes, 10 gross G. H.
Pencils
SUO boxes American Glass
100 d" French do. 100 do English do
l2 jars Carb Ammonia, IS OF Salicine
10 bbIs Gum Camphor, 600 lbs Cream
Tartar
SO OF Sulph QuiniEg, 20 do Morphine
case Gum Opium
5 bbls EPSON Salts, s do Sulphur
6kegs super Carb Soda, 8 cases Tartar
ic Acid
9 cases Rhubarb. | bale India SIENNA
S bbls Alex SIENNA, 100 lbs Mercurials
5 lbsIodine, 90 Hydriodate Potassium
Liquorice Root. 300 do do Extrac is
ENlsl> h.
do
900 " Oxalic Acid, l cask Chloride Lime
500 Saleratus, 1000 DO Potashes
so carboys Acids, 400 lbs Gum Sheilace
500 lbs Rotten Stone, 10 bbls powdered
Pun Stone
400 lbs Borax, 500 do Turkey lumber
$50 " Chrome Green, $50 do do Yellow
1000 ." Mineral Green, 400 do Asphaltum
When the subscriber frSteStablished this
store. ii was deemed an experiment, and
himself as well as many OF his friends, en-
lertained strong doubts whether such an es-
adjustment could be sustained. But the
success which has attended his efforts, has
clearly proved, that people will buy their
goods where they can find Fresh Stock of a
SUPERIOR QUALITY, and At Low
PRICES.
In short, success has attended his efforts
to supply the people with good and cheap
articles, to such au ext MT. (notwithsia nding
combined opposition that he has been UNI
der the necessity of greatly charging his
business, beyond anything by him an.ici>
pated. The subscriber is now in the daily
receipt offresh DRUGS and MEDICINES,
and all other articles in his line, purchased
sold at corresponding low prices, for cash
or approved credit.
Purchasers are requested to call and ex-
anime his stock. before purchasing else
where, as his banner is again unfurled to
ihe breeze, on which is inscribed LIVING
PROFITS, only.
L. COWLES.
New Haven, May LIST tf-52