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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05
miscellaneous.
Murray House.
CORNER OF PELHAM & CoRNE SITS

WILL be opened for the reception of company
on the first Of April by the subscriber, under the
direction of Mrs. MURRAY, its late proprietor,
and he begs TO assure former patrons, and the
public, that no eXcrtion viii hs spared to sustain
ITS present reputation. WM B. WILSON.
Newport, Mar. lj
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-04-05

The Cholera has broken out in Cork, lrc-
and
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Just Published.

TRANSCENpENTAL PHILOSOPHY oI
i SPACE and TINE, by
6. a. iiiNMETT, VI. ID.
For sale al the bookstores, 81 G. T. Ham.
nett, Jr. and VIM. Barber. matS.
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To Let.

E-1zA THE lowcrpart ofthc House in Mol
|..!E0 borough.t, next west Of the Methodist
Aos!- Church, containing u number Of rooms,
with Wood House We'll OF excellent water,
and other convenicnces. Apply on the premises
msr3, 3,d&w. 10 ELiZABLTli READ.
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CoIpRAINE. Mass, Nj,

CoLrRAIsE, Mass, May 30, 1919.
Mossrs. Novey-I must acknowledge that
my previous convictions that llcaves could
not be cured have been entirely changed, for
ia n severe case Of !icaves and bad Cough, the
use OF ouly one box of your Powders accum
plishcd p,rlectcuro aud now, three month.
since, my Horse shows 40 indications OIL is
casc, Yours &c, EDWARD FISH
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
NEWS ITEMS.


Eg The Supreme Court of Errors
commenced its session in this village on
Tuesday.
AwThe city of Milwaukee, in its cor
porate capacity, has subscribed $780,
900 to the stock of the Milwaukee and
Mississippi Railroad Company.
As We learn that the Cabinet Shop
of Mr.. Ward in Winsted, together with
all its contents, was destroyed by fire
several days since.
~Charles s. Waters, of East Wind
sor, died at Acapulco on the Slst of May.
He belonged to the Qu;nnipiac Overland
Company which left New Haven for Cal
ifornia in April. Not being catholic,
the authorities refused to permit his body
to be buried in the cemetery. His COM
rades laid him out in red flannel shirt,
and inferred him in a Geld-one of the
number reading the Episcopal burial SER
vice.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
DEAIHSs

In this town, on the 2SIh inst, Captain
DANIEL GARRETT, aged "a.
In this village, on the Both of July, Mr..
LODOWICK PENDLETON, aged 81.
In Cornwall, on the 29th of June, with
only 10 hours illness, Mrs. LETITIA P.
HO TCHKINS, aged so years.
In Hartford, on the 18th inst, SAMUEL
SILLOWAY, ESQ.,, aged So years.
In Harwinton, on the 18th inst, Miss
MAXAMELIA JONES, aged 40 years.
On board the store.ship Julia, near Benz
ecia, (Cal,) on the l9'h Of June. GRACE,
daughter of Major H. W. Vessels, Cd In
tantry, aged 3 years and months.
In Hartford, July 18th, Hon. WALTER
MITCHELL, aged 72.
A Triangle, Broome county, N. Y, on
the 7.h inst, Mary Gaylord, aged 81, wife
of Capt. Elijah Gaylord, formerly of Har-
winrOn, CT.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
MARRIED.

In this village, on the 18th inst, BY the
Rev. MIR. Hoyt, Mr.. 'LEVETT STIMP.
SON, of Norfolk, to Miss MARIETTA
NORTON, Of this village.
At Wolcottvllie, July 9th, by Rev. Ro>
bert Cooling. Mr.. SAMUEL BURR, OF
Wolcottville, to Miss RHODA TAYLOR;
Of Cornwall. Also, by the same, July 22d.
Mr.. DANIEL CARR, of Portland, Me-, to
Miss SARAH A. OSTROM, of Wolco,tville
Al New Haven, July 18th, SAMUEL H.
CATLIN, M. D., TO Miss A. M. BEECH
Err. Also, on the 22d of July, by Rev. N.
s. Richardson, Mr.. ALFRED o. HOLT
OF East Haven, to Miss AMELIA DEN
NEY, Of Litchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
To all Whom it May Concern
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

COMPANY, located at Hartford ,COnnecti-
~ cut. This old and well tried Company
have been in eXisiance about IL years, and II
il conf emily believed that no company in the
United States, which have done as much busi-
ness, have done il with less expense 10 its
members,
This company do not pretend TO be finder
The direction of Ex-mcmbers of Congress, EX-
Judges OF Court, Ex-Distlict AitOrnies, Elk.
supreme Court Commissioners, Presidents oil
Banks, Post Masters, or any other High Func-
tionaries which are but Sounding brass on
tinkling cymbals," but Under the direction oil
unassumink Farmers aud Mechanics, who we
have no viii, continue TO manage il Tor the
best good "f its members al large as they have
hitherto done.
They are prohibited frntn iiisnrihg IN blocks
or exposed pats Il villages, r taking risks on
Wills, Shops or Machinery" or even IS Saw
Mills" Churches OF School Houses They take
nothing but the safes, kind Of propetty--do not
exceed three-fouiths the Cash value Of any
property, and not over 80 ,GGl on one risk,
They pay al just losses iCsrn die.
The undersigned are duly author lied Agents
for the above company, anG d sign visiting the
several Towns in Liichfeld c. unity, as soon as
practic able, and giving all who may wish 10
do so, an Opportunity Of becoming members.
Every man on reflection will see the iIhpur.
lance OF being insured in his own Stale in pre-.
ference to any other. "a word to the wise is
sufficient -
All communications should be directed to
Nelson fuller. Middleburs, New Haven Co.,
Conn. If so, they will be promptly attended
to. NELSON TULLkR,
DAVID WOOSTER, Ae''
May ] 1S49. *3n 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02

Persons desiring to become members
of the e American Art Union, - for Is4g,
will do well to make immediate appiica-
ton to the subscriber. The subject Of
the Engraving for this year is g youth, .
being the second picture Of Coles cele-
6rated series, "The Voyage of Life. -
Each member viii also be entitled TO a
volume Of etchings illustrative of Irving's
g Legend Of Sleepy Hollow" Twenty
bronze statuettes, twenty two inches in
height, illustrative of Indian charactei
and the usual number of Paintings ana
Medals, will be distributed by lot among
the members. The number of members
already reaches upwards of $500. Price
Of membership So.
p. K. KILBOURNE,
Honorary Secretary.
Litchfeld, July 6, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS!
DAYTON continues to M;

DAYTON continues to Manufac-
ture SERAPHINES and MELO-
DEONS of the very best quality of
y 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 IMPROVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
pelent judges to be superior to any Melode-
on now in use. 1t has a keyboard SINH
lar 10 that of 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 1t is
well adapted TO quick or slow music. The
Bellows is CONSTRUCTED on a new and inn
proved plant works with a Pedal, and
with but little incon venience TO the perfor-
mer. 1t is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
NJ, B. These instruments are well adap>
led for an accompaniment TO church choirs
as we'll as for parlor use, and as they are
made in a strong and Substantial manner
the subscriber feels entire confidence in re-
commencing them as adurable and efficient
ins rument.
~ The public are invited TO call and
anime them.
%Pianos, Seraphines, and other Mu'
steal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, Conn.,, July, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02

''Tze Message Bird" is the title of a
large and elegant semi monthly journal
published by M. T. Brockelbank, 239
Broadway, New York. 1t is devoted to
literature and music, each number con-
tanning 16 large quarto pages, and is
afforded at the how price of 81 rs per
'anrun. Mr.. B. is a gentleman and a
scholar, and has already secured for his
paper some of the ablest writers in the
country. Wewish him world of success.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
RAILROAD NOTICE.

A LII persons who have subscribed to the
IN Bonus for the extension of the Nau-
gatuck Rail Road, are notified that the
grading Of the road is finished, or will be
the coming week, and the Committee will
again be called on TO pay the Fourth and
last installment, and would request that
subscriptions made in Lilch6eld be paid to
CHARLES ADAMS, Esq. AT Harwinton, to
CHESTER N. CASE, Esq, At Camps Mills,
10 AUGUSTUS ALFRED, Esq.
GEO. d. WADHAMS, } Commit
SETH THOMAS, Jz., tee.
Wolcottvlle, July 30, ls49. 2wl2
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
MORE NEW GOODS
IA ~ ~MA NE
BEE HIVE.

TUST received Super Black Mantilla
~ Silks, Silk Fringes, G'mps, Bu.tons,
&c. &c.
Black Silk Broad Laces and Edgings.
Plain and fg'd "A e. I.aces, Cotton and
Linen Thread Edgings.
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and 1nser-
tings.-a fne assortment, and also Purse
Trimmings.
Gents and Ladies Super White, Black and
Oolored Kid, Silk and Thread Gloves, of
all descriptions.
Ladies Silk and Cotton Hosiery. and Mo-
rocco Shoes, With many other descriptions
of Dress Goods. At PRICES TO SUIT.
ALSO, Agent for the MERCHANTS
and FARMERS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,
of WORCESTER, Mass. a we'll establish
ed Company, with a capital of $l25, 900,
and surplus on hand of $4,000, which Of
fers TO insure Buildings and Merchan dize,
not extra hazardous, al very low rates, for
one Ur foe years.
Please apply 10
Litch6eld. July IS, ls49. 12
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
MgThe Union has at length worked

GEThe Union has at length worked
itself into violent passion with the Hon.
Truman Smith, and abuses him without
stint. That gentleman's epistles have
given the finishing blow to the equinimity
Of the Union. "Will the Senate permit
Mr.. Truman Smith to hold seat in that
body? asks the Union. Well, having
been elected by the sovereign state of
Connecticut, we rather guess they will.
At any rate, we suppose Truman Smith
will ask no favors' Probably he thinks
he has about the same right to his seat
in the Senate, as the publishers Of the
Union have to print their newspaper.
AIerander d. CO. Gas.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
Are You IRASalreds

FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO.,
4 a, Granville, Washington Co. N. York
Over Twelve Millions (l2,OOO,00O) insured !!
and are now insuing al the rate OF 10000 poll
cts per annum. A Large ash Fund on
hand This Company has beeh in existence
three years, and their success is without par
alel in the history Of Mutual Insurance.
Their Policies are made on fair and equta-
BILE principles, giving those insured an equal
chance with the Company, beidg entitled 10
the full amount of damages, not exceeding the
amount insured, without dedecting one third,
as is customary with some other companies.
They are prohibited from insurng in blocks
or exposed parts of villages, or taking risks op
Mus, Snaps or Machinery. They are re.
sponsible for the correctness Of all surveys
made by their Agents, ard agree to GrbitrGfe
all matters Of difference In The County uJtere
the loss happens All losses have been paid
10 the satisfaction Of the claimant, and before
due.
The increasing Cash fund warrants the be-
lief that no tax on the Premf um notes will be
Necessary for long term Of years; and the
Directors assure the public that all losses will
be settled with promptness and liberality.
The following editorial notice Of the Com
pany, appeared in the Albany Argus, Of Oct.
2lst, lS47.
"yefssfuaL Hasssrdnce.--We notice in the adj
vertiseinent 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 4. AIKEN, late
District Attorney Of Washington County. l..
w. Bsnop, ESQ late Supreme Court Commits
sioner, Henry Holmes, President of the Wash
ington County Bank, George Clements, F.sq.
Postmaster, Fort Ann. Joseph Y. Orvis, of the
firm OF Lockwood & Orvis, Troy, NY. Under
the direction OF such men, this fourishing In
stitution seems destined to extend itself to all;
parts OF the State. 1t 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 Tnsur ancs by 1884,
| ing last year 1000 policies more than was ever
| Def re issued by Mutual Insurance Company
| in one year, appear to be beating themselves
this year, az they have issued 4, $40 policies du-
| ring the last three months Comment appears
to be unnecessary upon the business of the
Company, as it is the largest and most -four
ishing Institution Of the kind in the United
| States
David Russell, Prest. Arch. Bishop, Sec'y
| SIS Cowen, Treas
CURTIS L. NORTH, Meriden, General Agen
| for Connecticut.
FRANKLIN K. WILCOX,
L. z. WEBB,
| AZ Agents for Litchfeld Co.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
MYSTERY, REASON AND FAITH.

The following illustra ton occurs in lit>
tile essay. written some time since, by Rev.
Mr.. Peabo1y. of Boston
Might comes down over ship at sea.
and passenger liagers honr after hour,
alone on the deck. The waters plunge and
weller, and glide away beneath the keel.
Above, the sails tower up in The darkness,
almost TO the sky, and their shadow falls as
it were burden ON the deck below. In the
'clotlded night no star is to be seen, and as
the ship changes her course, the passenger
knows not which way is East, or West, or
I North, or South. What island, what sunk
en- rocks may be on her course-or what
that course is, or where they are he knows
not. All around, to him, is Mystery. He
bows down in the submission of utter igno-
rance.
But men of science have read the laws of
4 the sky. And the next day this passenger
beholds the captain looking at clock, and
taking note of the pace of the sun, and with
n the aid of a couple of books, composed OF
\ rules aud mathematical tables, N king cal
culatioas. And when he has completed
them, he rs aHle TO point almost within a
a hands breadth to the place at which, after
NnR1mbered winnings, he has arrived in
the midst of the seas. Storms may have
beat, and currents drified, but he knows
where they are. and the precise point, where
I a hundred leagues over the water, lies his
native shore. Here is Reason appIee iating
and making use of the revelations (if we
may 80 call them) Of science.
"a Night again shuts down over the waste Of
/ waves, and the passenger beholds single
seaman staRd at the wheel, and watch, hour
:atler hour, as il vibraies beneath a lamp, a
aiitle needle, which points over, as it were
a living finger, to the steady pole.
This man knows nothing of the rules oil
navigation, nothing of the course of the
sky. But reason aAd experience have giv-
en- him Faith in the commanding officer Of
the ship-fai,h in the laws that control he,
course-faith in the unerring integrity Of
the little guide before him. And SO, with
out single doubt, he steers his ship on
according to prescribed direction, through
night and the waves. And that faith is no
disappointed, With the mornlng sun, h.
behoIds far away, the SUBMITS of the gray
and misty highlands, rising like cloud or
the hofizon-and as he nears them, the hill:
appear-and the lighthouse at the entranc'
Of the harbor, and. sight Of joy the spires
of the churches and the shining roofs
among which he strives to detect his own
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02

being dispelled by The light of the sun of
righteousness. Thy fondest hopes and
prayers for her redemption shall be more
than answered and realized, and thousands
of thy countrymen, saved through the in
sTumentaIity Of that enterprise, the inter-
est OF which ii was thy lofties: ambition to
have labored to promote, shall go up to
meet thee in the last great day, and share
with thee the blessings and honors Of thy
eternal rest.
Norfolk, July l6, 1919.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
Deaths in New York.

According TO the report of the City In
Spector, there were 1852 deaths in New
York the last week-of which number 692
were from cholera. 500 were natives of
this country. For the week ending July
81, there were l409 deaths, of which TIA
were from cholera.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
PROBATE RECDRlD.
District of Canaan. IS. :.
Probate Court, July 26.h. iS49. {

Probate Court, Jaly 26sh, I649.
NSFATE of AMI Nj. Judd, late Of Ca
- naan, in said District, deceased, the
Adminislrat.T represents the Estate insol-
vent, aud prays the appointment of COM
mlssioner> thereon. Ordered, That COM
missioners to receive and examine the
claims Of the creditors of said Estate be
appointed at the Probate Office, in Canaan.
on the 9th day of September, lS49, at 2
o'eleck, p. M. OF which all persons in in
teres, Will take notice, and appear, if they
see cause, and be head thereon.
A true COPY of Record. Attest,
Al2 Mails T. GRANGER, Judge,
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FOR


A OMNIBUS will leave this Vii
"A lage for Bantam Lake, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays,
O'Clock, A. M, at 2 and at O'Clock
P. NJ, land at such other hours as may be
desired, )remaining 1.-THE Lake two hours.
Fare both ways, % cents.
The subscriber has rented rooms of F
A. Marsh, Esq, for the accommodation
of visitors without extra charge.
~ Persons leaving their names at
the Enquirer Office, or at the Variety
Store, will be called for at their residences
if desired. RUFUS SMITH.
Litchfeld, July 9, ls49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
THE STOCK

nF an old Mail Contractor for sale at
" their value. Three two horse Stages
or Wagons, two on leather thoroug hbraces
and one on elliptic springs, plenty of room
for nine inside, and two with the driver,
will weigh from 10 to IL cwt.. each, and
run we'll. Worth from $75 10 $l25 each.
Ten sets Of double harness, 'soeH soOrn, and
a few Horses much like the harnesses.
Now any one in want OF this kind of pro-
perty (if that is the right name for it now
perhaps will do we'll to call and look it over
i have three square one horse wagons on
elliptic springs, and some other vehicles all
,0eH sOOrn, and in fair order for work.
JOHN BARSTOW.
Bridgeport, July % lS49. IL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
AUGUST EEcrIoNs.

These Elections are of course a matter
Of considerable interest just now. In Ken.
lucky, North Carolina, Indiana, Texas. Al
ALBANIA, and Tennessee, Members of Con-
gress are to be chosen in the course of a
few days. In Missouri there is no Con
gressiunal Election, but the next LegiSla>
ture will determine Col. Benton's tate-the
result is important, the struggle being more
animated than perhaps any previous one.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
BOOY&,SnQH&, &C.

W HE subscriber has removed to The 4th build
ing West Of the Court House, and would
respectfully invite all in want Of BOOTS:
SHOtS and LEATHER, to ca u and exam
inc his assortmantment 1t is mostly new.
and Selected with reference 10 the wants
and wishes OF cash purcha sers-emhracing a va =
riety OF sorts and sizes, long enough for any man,
short enough for any hoy, fine enough for any
lady, cheaS enough for anybody, male or female,
bond or free.
Agood assortment Of French Calf Goat
Skin, Kip Skin. Patent Leather, Morocco
&c. from which work will be made to
order at short notice. Repairing done as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK.
chfeld, Jane IA. 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-08-02
10 raE PRoBATK CouRr, }
For the Dhtrict of Torrineion

7NHI application Of John G. Wetmo,e.
Il Of Winchester, County of LitchfielJ
respectfully showeth, that he is Guardian ~
George w. Cwrlfss, OF Torrineton. In said
County, minor, belonging to said District
and that said minor IS the owner of the fJ.
lowing Real Estate, viz One piece ofIand
situate in said Torrington, containing above
Fifiy acres, with dwelling huuse and 9th
er out buildings thereon. bounded east. ves+
and south by highway, and north BY John
Gille!.s. One other riece: Of land situate ia
said 1orrfngfor. continuing about Forty
seven acres, bounded east and west by high
way, north by the heirs of Timothy Loomis
and Jeremiah Spencer land, and south by
John Gtllett's land; also, one other riece OF
land situate In said Torring:on, containing
about three and half acres. bounded north
by Roder ck Bissell's land, east by jeremiah
Speneer's land, south and west by Hila
Fallmadge's land. Ohe>third Of the above
described real estate is under the incum,
brance OF the life estate of Louisa w. Curs
tiss, widow Of Jabez G, Cur.iss, deceased.
The interest Of said minor in said premises
being valued at twenty-five hundred tiofs
lars. And he further says, that the estate
is Al present unprOd4ctive; that the ayails
thereof are wanieG for the Support, main.
tenaLce and education Of said minor, ana
tina; II will Re for the advantage Of said mi.
nor 10 sell the Aans, and inyest the ayails
thereof according TO Jaw; wherefore he says
that there is just and reasonable cause !of
selling the same. He therefore prays the,
Courl 10 order said real estate to be sold and
empower him OF some other meet person 10
sell the SANE, Pursuant to the statute In
such case made and provided
Dated az TOrrington. July 25th. 1e49.
1 JOHN @ WETMORE, Guardian.
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Al a Court Of Probate hidden at New Mill
tori, within and for the District of New
Milford. on the Goth day OF July, le40.
Present. JULIUS B. IIARRisoN, Esq, Judge.
FSTATE Of John Woodruff, late of
IA New Milford, in said Distric, decea-
sed. On motion Of Ehenezer Sanford and
Betsy Woodruff, Of said New Milford, the
Executors Of the last Win and Testament
of said deceased, this Court does limit and
allow TO the creditors OF said Estate six
months from the date hereof, in which 10
exhibit their ClaimS to said Executors, or
be declared recovery. And this Court di.
reefs said Executors to give notice of the
time so limited, by publishing this order in
a newspaper printed in LitchHeld, and by
posting COPY thereof on the public sign
post nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt in said New Milford. A true
copy of Record.
JULIUS B. HARRISON, Judge.
The Court OF Probate for the District of
New Milford, til allowed six menlhs
from the date hereof, for The creditors of
said Estate, 70 exhibit their claims for ser
Element. those who neglect 10 present
their accounts, properly atles,ed, viii be
debafred recovery All persons indebted
10 said Estate are requested TO make irame~
diate payment to
EBEN'R. SANFORD, 1r
IL BETSY WOODRUFF k'Aecu'oiS'
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$25 REWARDl

an STRAYED from the subscriber. on
H.N@ the Naugauck Railroad. near Winsted
on sunday afternoon lasts four year old brown
MARE, with switch taiL white star in hpr
forehead, and small hard bunch under The
saddle. Whoever will return her to the subs
scriber, or to G. D. WADHAMS, ESQ. Of
Wolco,tylle, or give Information where she.
may be found, shall receive the above reward
ANDREW FITZPATRICK.
july II, 1919. 10