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MARRIED.,

In Humphreysvllle. on the 10th inst. by tha
Rev. w F. Walker, Mr.. Lot Fem, Of Piym-
ouih and Miss Mary Z. Johnson Of the for
mer place.
In Carton, April Sd, BY the Rev. Mr.. Burt,
Captain Amos L, Spencer, and Miss Mary Ann
Mills at the same lime and place, by the Rev
Ms Barber, OF tlitchcockEille, Me. John Bar
her, and Maria Mills, both daughters OF Harvty
Mile, Esq. of Canton.
In bridgeport, 18th inst. by M. Ballou, MI
WIN. c. Atwood, of WatsItown, and Miss Bet
sey French. of Newtowu.
In ManvitIe, r. | on the 18th inst, Gen.
LESLIE COMBS Of Lexington, Ky, and Miss
Mary E Man of the former place.
In New Haven, 9Th inst, Abner Palmer oil
Plymouth, to Jane Franklin.
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THE FATE OF

The Paris correspondence of the Boston At
aas gives the following information respecting
fhe ex-voya1 family. / was ushered into
drawing room on the ground floor, (says the
wtiter) wherein was seated the Queen and the
Duchess de Nenours. Her Majesty was occu-
pied in writing, while the fair young Duchess
was engaged upon some kind Of nsedleWork,
which from its bulk and homely appearance,
certainly did not present many sf the peculi-
arities Of a lady's fancy work. Up aBd down
upon the gravel path before the long windows
or the apartment strolled. or rather shefled
an aged man. bending his shoulders to the sun.
and leaning upon huge knotted stick. He
was following by white spaniel. which seem
ed to subdue bis pace to that of his master;
and altogether the scene thus presented was OF
most forlOrn and melancholy description
cannot tell how was shocked when this aged
man entered through glass door, shivering
and complaining Of the cold-and recognized
the features Ct King Louis Philippe. His face
was much bloated, and ne IS older by ten years
than when saw him in Jaeuary last. He
knew me, however, on the instant. and endeav-
ored TO Join in conversation, but sOcnisank into
the faEuteu1 by the fire. and seemed presently
to be absorbed in deep thought The Queen was
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ENHE Court of Probate for the District Of
l. Plymouth. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of the Estate OF Electa Allen, late Of Plymouth
in said District, deceased. represented insolv-
ent, in which TO exhibit their claims thereto.
and has appointed the subscribers Commission.
ers to receive and adjust eaid claims. We
hereb, give notice that we shall meet at the
Probate Office in Plymouth, on Wednesday,
the I'd day of May next, and Friday, The 18th
day of September n.xi, al | o'clock, p. NJ, on
each OF said days. for the purpose If attending
on The business of our appointment
DAVID d WARNER, ! Commits.
HENRY SCOVILLE, sioncrs.
Plymouth, April 18th, 1880, 40
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CABINET OF CURrosITlEs.

A laugh from a trout that was tiskled.
The handle Of the Indian file.
A lump of butter made from the cream Of
tartar.
A plume of feathers from the tail Of the
"ccck of the walk"
The free pass" that took Julius Caesar
over the Rubicon.
A seed from the apple that William Tell
sho. from his sons head.
A piece of ice made in the winter of life.
A glove worn on the hand of adversely.
Sheets from the bed of ProcrusteS.
A box Of iiniment used in curing the
piles of Amsterdam.
A smile from the face OF nature.
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DEATHS,

In this town, South Farms, on the 35rh inst
Mr.. Marchs Peck, ages about SO
In Marathon, Cort. Co., N. Y. Mrs Raldah
Beach, widow Of the late Miles Beach, Of Tor
rington, aged rs.
In Mount Rose. N. Y, Of consumption, on
the e5th ui.., Mr.. Levi P. Morse, aged 81, SON
If Deacon Levi Morse, formerly Of Litchfeld.
In Wethersfeld, 18th instant, John Marsh
Watson. Esq. of New York. counsellor at law
Mr.. Watson was the youngest 500 Of the late
William Watson, ESQ. Of Hartford-graduated
at Yale College in 1889.
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AtNO@fS OONt'b mdten LOtH, 1919,
FSTATE of Nathaniel p Perry, late Of sa;A
IA District, deceased--The Cont Of Probate
Tor the D'stric, Of Kent. hath limited and all
lowed SIX months ircni the date hereof. fof the
creditors "f the Estate Of Nathaniel p. Perry,
ESQ late OF Kent. in said District, dect ased,
!eF!estm eo ,ns"iv"r', within which teexbibt
their claims thereto. And has apDc;n,.d n,.
vid c. Sanford, # New Milford, and John Z.
STUART OF Ken, Commissioners to receive aud
examine said claims.
JOHNSON c. HATCH, Esq, Judge.
The subscribers. c, mmisso,ers, On tie
Est-te Of Nathaniel 2. PtaIy, ESQ.,, lale Of Kerr
deceased, her,hy give notice Thai We will meet
fer the Iurpter Of attending 10 the duties II
said afr"n'mSrt, at the late dwelling house
Of said decreased. in said r. Mt, IN the SOVh dsy
OF April' and the i0'h day Il Serten Der, 1s40,
at 10 O'Clock. in the toreroon, on each Of said
days. Dated at Kent, Maroh rGh, 1870.
DAVID e. SANFORD. ! Cemmiss
40 JOHN L, STUART, siouers.
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Or The landed gentry in ,this county,
(says the Limerick Chronicle are obliged 10
plough with their carriage horses, where
the tenants have carried away or sold the
farm horses when quitting for America, ma
nv with the rent in their pockets.
The decay of the landlords continues.
Within the last few days the lord lieulen,
ant of county in Nunster had thirteen
executions against him. The Feeman's
Journel thus allu,les TO The once great cons
moners, whose breakdown is he matter OF
general conUeisa iion -" From every side
we hear the crash OF falling families and
f,rtuaes. Members Of the uld patrician
houses. some of the most ancient and most
aris,ocratIc in the lend, are outcasts and
beggars. One southern comnoner has fled
in disguise from his ancient castle, alone
and unattended, without host Or retainer to
avoid the inconvenience Of the Gasettee.
He was supposed to be the wealthieSt and
safest proprietor in The south. He turns
out to be pennies. and hts membranes
hard upon quarter OF million.
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AT Court of Probate holden al Lilch6eld,
within and for the District OF Litchfeld,
on he 9Th day OF April. lS49.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS. Esq, Judge.
ESTATE Of Andrns Dickinson, late of
IA Warren, in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrator exhibit
his Administration account to this Court
for adjustment nj the Probate Office, IN
l.i,chheld, on the 18th day oE Aprll, A. ID.
lS49, at 10 o'clock, In the forenoon and
that all persons interested 10 said EsIale
may be n0li6ed thereof, the Administrator
win cause this order 90 be published 70
newSpapevptintei In Lltchasld. and % be
p0sted on the public sign post nearest the
plaee where the deceased last dwelt In said
Town of Warren. A true copy % record,
as CHARLES ADAMS. Judge, :.
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cheerful enOugh-almOst CAV. Her excessive
devoiio. has created degree OF fatalism in her
mind like that Of the 0rieRials. Shs hnhOlds
every thing that has happened as the will of
God, and complains not. II is believed that
she even regards it as an expiration, and accepts
It IN chastened spirit accordingly. | will not
tell you the general impression which prevails
in the royal household with regard 10 the King
bat ii is such as to make regret that he met
not hts death on the threshold OF the fuilleries
so that his body might not thus have oulived
his soul
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PROBATE 8GGDRD
NOTICE.,

TN Pursuance ~ an order OF the Court Of
L. Probate for the District of Litchfeld the
undersigned will sell a: Public Auction. (un,
less previously disposed of at private sale) at
the Store Of A. MILFs s. Son, in Goshen Cen>
tire, on the ist Monday of May next, at ten
o'clock, in the forenoon so much OF the Real
Estate If Moses Wadhams. late of said Goshen
as will raise the sum Of $3ls1 s3.lOolh with
incident charges Of sale. Said Estate consists
Of the House, Lot Il acres) and buildings The
north Lot % l0O-l60 acres. Wood Lot 75>
100 acres. Crandall Lot Ii acres. The undi-
vdrd hall of one Store in Canada Village. and
half of one Store in Geshon Centre. Parts vt
said property are under the incumerance Of
the widows dover.
GEORGE COOK, Admir-.
Goshen. March 2sth, 1910. AT
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Notice

s HEREBY given, that petition WILL be
Il brought to the Gent raj assembly o; this
State at its next session, tn anlhorise the Hart
f''rd aud Providence Railroad Company to place
their draw ever the channel on the east side Of
Connecticut Rver-tO unite the Hartford ami
Providence Railroad Company and the New
York and Hartford r Co., in joint stock and
common interest under one charter, OF under
their present charter, with such notifications
and special acts in relation thereto. and to the
subscriptions to the stock Of the New York and
Hartford r r. Co., and those for the Hartford
and Providence r. Co, as may be deeme d by
said Companies or either of them, exPedIent OF
necessary land 10 affirm the acts and contract t.
&C., done or entered into by or between the
Directors and Stockholders of said Companies
"r either Ot them--so aut horise each Of said
Composites or said uAited Company, to build
any branch or hranc hes from The line ut their
road within the limits Of any county into which
their main line shall be built-aAd 10 c0nduc,
said Railroads and branches al such times and
IN such sections as shall he deemed most ex,
pedient, and to possess their franchise or fran-
chises over any portion tions of said Raj,
Road or Railroads which they may actually con
stIuct--tW extend the time within which cat
of the said Companies is required TO complet.
its Railroad. or TO e%pend The sam Of On,
Hundred Thousand Dollars on it's road or an,
portion Of the same--and to authorize each al
said Companies or said united Company to bon
row moary and contract for the completion o.
Their Rad and branches--lo aulhorise said
united Company to adopt such other name az
may be deemed expedient-to provide for the
mode in which lite powers shall be exercised
to make other alterations and amendments in
the charters, and to extend the powers and
remove the restrictions Of each IF said Compa-
Ries, and to extend the time for building the
same, as far "a shall be deemed exPedent to
secure and facilitate the construction at the
earliest period, and on the most direct and
feasible route of Central Railroad from the
east to the west line Of the Stete. in the drec-
ton Of Fishkil and the Erie Railroad, and to
aid and encourage the same, BY order of the
Directors WILLIAM d. ELY,
Secretary of Hartford and Providence and
New York and Hartford r. r. Comps.
Hartford, March 2fst, lS4a. as
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DIsTRlcT CT Rt xBUEF, So. J
PrCblie Court. March 18Th, ls49.

Il TPoN the application Ct Charlotte S. San:
~ Imd, at Newt bury. in The State cf New
York, sh' wing 10 THE CCurl that she is Guar
ian to ChaSls sanfoId, ot said Newt bury, a
minor and thai said minor is the wner of the
following Real Estate, lying within said Dis
'rict sf R"Nbury, VIZ ons undivided seven
teenih art II the following land ard build
ings thereon, viz: one piece hGuiNted nCrth by
George lInr butts and S,lss Minors land, east
by Sldnry Booths land. and south and west BY
highway, containing thiriy-two ceres, be th4
same mere or less, with a dwelling / ouse, bar n
and other out buildings ,heVeon starding, val
ned at about $2'79 IA. One piece bounded
north on highway, east or George Fiurlhut'A
land, snulh on Sidney Booths ard Richard
Barnes land, and west on highway containing
twenty-five acres and one half, be the same,
more or less, valued at $t3O5. One piece
bounded north, east ard south on highway, ami
west by said George Huribut's land. contain.
ing siXty-one acres and three quarters, valued
at 81 543 Is. One piece bounded north on
said Hurlbut's land. east by Anna Lathrop's
land, south aud ives, by hi hways, containing
% acres and 90 reds, valued at $543 so. One
pitce bounded north by said La'hrop's land,
east by said Hurlbut's land, ST nth by said Euf.
r q and Lyman Fenn's lands, ard west by John
Warmers laid, containing twelve artes, more
or lrss, valued at IS. And ore piece bound.
ed north by Samuel Tht mas lard, east by Als
marine Masters hand, south on Sheldon Leav-
enworths land, ard west on highway, valued
at $1,000, and containing three acres, more OF
less, with dwelling house, barn. SC, thereon
il being all subject TO dover in the
widow Of the late Stephen Sanford, Esq , de-
ceased and showing just and reasonable cause
for selling said Real Estate. praying for an orr
der, that she or sumo meet person be empow-
cred to sell The same, as per application on
file, dated March 18th, 1910, more fully apa
pears
ORDERED, Tha, the foregoing applica.
tiop be beard at The Probate Office, in Roxbu-
ry, on the Goth day Of MAY, 1910, At o'clork,
forenoon; and that notice thereof be publisha
ed in some 27tlic newspaper printed in LitchA
field County. near the place where said Reae
Estate lies, three weaks Successfully, at leAs
six weeks before the time assigned.
46 AARON W. FEM. Judge.
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A TIA Town Meeting of the I own OF Hars.
IN wlnt"n, Legally warned for the purpose OF
restraining Cattle, Sc, and held at the Town
Hall, in said Harwinton, April ID, lS49,
Resolved. That if the owner of any Horse,
Mule. Cattle, Sherp, Goose or Swine, shall
suffer the same to go at large out Of his or her
lnclosule, after The publication Of this BY. Law
IN conformity with the statute Of this State, in
such case provided, such owner shalt forfeit
and pay 10 any person who shall take up and
imp3und The same the sum Of Twenty.
eentsf" each horse, cattle, mule, sheep, goose,
and swine for each time they shall be so found
running at large ont Of the owners inclcsuis
and taken up. That it shall be the duty Of
the Hayward Of said town, and it shall be ia,c~
JW for any fieeholaar to take up and impouna
any Of the aforesaid animals go found running
at large on the highways or commons Ut said
town; and he owner or owners Of such cattle,
hotSe, mule. sheep, goose, or swine so2ima
pounded shall not receive the same from he
pound until he or they shall have paid the
person so impourding the same, the amount OF
forfeiture, aud to The pound keeper his fees
and expenses f,p keeping said creatures, as in
other cases creatures imPounded, all which
toge'h her with all the proceedings in relation
to this BY. Law shall be regulated by the sta =
tu'cs of this State in such case provided, pro.
o'dd, That any person being an inhabtant Il
SAID town may let one or more cow run at
large on the highway or common. ard not in.
cur the aforesaid ppnaiy, npen getting per-
nit from any If The Seleclmen Of said town
therefore; which permit such Seiectinen ara
hereby authorized tn grant for such term ana
with such restriction il any, as they shall think
prorer.,
Voted, That the r, wn Clark Of said Town
cause the aforesaid BYLAW to be published
in the Litch6eld Enquirer,
Certified from Record bv
a AfERNETHY. Town Clerk.
H,rwiaton. Ap il 10, 1919. 40
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At a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District of Plymouth,
on the I'd day Of April, A. D., ls49,
Present, BARNABus W. Roor, Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct Elisha Smith,
u Adminis,ratsr on the Estate Of Sam'l
Smith, late OF Plymouth, in said District,
deceased, represented 10 be insolvent, To
give notice 10 all persons interested in the
estate Of said deceased, 10 appear, (if they
see cause.) before the Court of Probate, TO
he holden ut the Probate Office in SAID dis
'>rict. on the 23d day of April, at one o'cl'k.
P, NJ. TO be heard relative to the appoints
.menl of Commissioners on said estate, by
posting said order of noiicc on public
riga post in said town Of Plymouth, nearest
the place where the deceased last dwelt, and
by advertising the same in newspaper
published IN Litchfeld, Certified from re-
cord. ..-..-. a..
as BARNABUS w. ROOT. Judge.
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District of Plymouth, So.

II STATE of Chauncy Warner, late Of Ply
Ia mouth, in said District, deceased. The
Court OF Probate for the District Of Plymouth
hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors OF said Estate to
exhibit, their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, properly at
tested, within said time. will be debarred re-
covery. All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
80 AMMAN WARNER, Exec utrix
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GEORGE COOK, Admir-.
Goshen. March 25th, 1910. .Et AT
District of Torrington, 50.

Probate Court, ApflT I2h, 1919. !
ESTATE Of Ulicl futile, late of Torring>
IL ton, in said District deceased. The Court
of Probate for the District of Tortington, hath
limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof, for the creditors If said Estate, to en-
hibit their claims for settlement. Those who
neglect to present their accounts, properly at.
tested, within said time. will be debarred re-.
coveryt All persons indebted to said Estate
are requested TO make immediate payment TO
40 BARZILLAl HUDSON, Executor,
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medal could be struck, it should DO trans
mitted to her. The courtesy OF the King
of Denmark must be admitted. The
zeal OF Gov. Everett in behalf of one
whom he never saw, is deserving of all
praise. The whole transaction must be
regarded with great interest by all the
friends of American science.
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10A9.
Summer Arrangement.
sz5 zs s 49,
U sa d. 81 Esy4sEs8

New Haven and Northampton Co.
Railroad .arrong ments, commencing March
Goth, 1S49.
ON and after Monday, March both, Passen-
~ ger Trains will! run dally( Sundays exc.p.
ted) as follows:
Leave New Haven for Pennington at I A.
M. l P. NJ and BOP. NJ.
Leave Pennington for New Haven at 8 A.
NJ. 1920 A. N. and P. NJ.
A Freight Train will leave New Haven at
9. 80 A. M ond Pennington at l2.3O P. M
On Saturdays, the train leaving New Haven
at 4.3U P M. will he detained until P. M. or
on the arrival Of the Boat and Evening Train
from New York.
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Wrought Iron Pipes

FOR STEAM AND OTHER PURPOSES.
IRON l-s to l.2 inch bore, also Stop
II Cocks, Valves. Elbows, Bends, Tees, Flan-
ges and other fittings of every description for
Iron pipe.
NORRIS. GREGG s. NORRIS.
90 and 81 Sold street. New York.
Qrs- Mills and Public Buildings heated by
steam with wrought Iron Pipe. Tubular boil
ers of various sizes.
March 18th, 1910. 1m45
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DIsrRtcr Vt I.rrcHEIELp, SO. !

Probate Court, April 7, ls49.
u STATE Of Edward Cowles, late OF Litcb-
H. field, in said District deceased: the FIX
ecut0r represents the estate insolvent and rays
the appointment of Commissioners thereon.
Ordered-That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors Of
said Estate be appointed at the Probate Oaice.
in Litchfeld, on the 23d day OF April, lS40, al
10 O'clock, forenoon; Of which all persons in
interest will take n"tice and appear, il they
see cause, and be heard theTe con.
Certified by ..a ...-
Is CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
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Millinery.

prices than she has ever before presented TO
the public. and which cannot fail to please all
who will favor her with call.
N. B.-STRAW BONNETS bleached and
pressed in The city by experienced workmen-
ne extra charges.
Litchfield, April I6, 1919. 40
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DAGUEKREOTYPE
IMfrrEI1r a Gn.r2n rna

DAGUERREOTYPE
MIlM1lApUlHS.
MI K. A. F, HART takes this method tc an
15l nonnca to the citizens of Litchfield and
vicinity, that he has taken Rooms at the dwel>
ling of Mrs NOISE, one door West OF Bulkley's
Furniture Ware Rooms All those DESTROYS Of
obtaining good
hikeheSseS
are requested to call Immediately, as his stay
IS limited to two weeks only from this date.
Price from 81 so to $500, according to quail
ity OF the Case.
Old Pictures taken over on the same Plate
for rs cents. #
% Complete satisfaction given, OF no sale.
CAL and see
LitcAheld, April ls, 1919. 2w4o
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List of Letters
Remaining in the Post Office, alLitch6eld,
Conn April LIST, lS49.
Aspinrtall Sarah M Lynch Anne
Baldwin Ann A Marsh Samuel
Bidwell s Martin Joseph
Blrge Chester G Martin Richard
Bates Sophia McCormIc VIM
Buckley Wm2 McKsndry Daniel
Buel, Beck & Biasell McNeal Julia
Butler VIM Merriman Hiram
Rutricks James Morris Abigail
Garry Mrs S Morse Allse
Church So Morse & Son 2
Churchill Ezra Fl Moses Pima
Clancy Catherine Myres Denis
Clancy Thomas 2 Newton F A
Cook Harriet E Eicklv Mary
Culver Charles North Jean Baptiste A
Dea Daniel Osborn Edna
Dauchy Jacob Palmer Gideon
Dean MERCK B Palmer Gideon Jr
Decker Nancy A Psrmalee Sarah NJ
Ebert Frederick Payne Rev VIM
Fitzgerald Patrick Peet George w
Fitzgibbons jeremiah 2Price Anne
Gaming James Richmond JIG
Gilbert WmH Riera Antonio
Guernsey Syrena Mrs Riley Ann
Hall Augustus I'd Ryan Michael
Hart Hannah Sackett Mercy
Harrison JB Sherman Minerva
Hayden ShepeTd Spencer Louisa
HendrickJ l. Spencer Miles
Howe John d Sullivan Michael
Hubbard Edward Sweeney Michael
Johnson Stephen Trimble Mary Ann
Jones Edward Wicket Simeon
Keeler George Wadhams Nelson
Keeler Laura f Warner Le Roy 8
Kelly Sarah Whetlock Z s. II
Kilborn Hiram Whiting Dunbar
Leech Simeon Woodruff c 7
Lockwood Geo wa
n. M. WOODRUFF, p. M
$500
HAY.
a FEW TONS CT an excellent quality
IN for sale. pa
Apply 70 OLIVER GOODWIN, OF "a
his absence. Mr.. PHILANDER CULvER.
LiIchheld, April 10, lS49. %
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rE.WPFR-gNcR NOTICE.

e9-At meeting Of the Liichfield Gounty
Temperance Society, held 10 Sharon, March
9th, il was voted that the next monthly meet.
ing OF said Saciety be holden in Washington,
on the 4th Tuesday of April next.
Meeting for business, 10 o'clock. forenoon
RICHARD SMITH, Sec'y. pro TEN.
Sharon, March 81, 1919.
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FANCY GOODS.

Patent Elastic Hair Band new invention.
Patent Pen Handles. Diamond Paint Steel
Pens Silver Pencils Combs of ali kinds.
Purse Twist Steel Beads. Rings and Tas-
sells. Bag Clasps and Fringe. Ladies' Kid. Silk.
Lisle, Thread and Cotton Gloves. Hnsiry, a
great variety. Gents Kid Gloves. Hair, Toi-
let and Tooth Brushes, Note Paper, Envelopes,
Waters, Motto Waters. Hair Bands. Hair OIL.
Perf,mery, AccordIans. Dole, Toys. Fancy
Boxes, &c &C., too numerous to mention
Co. N. b Orders for Goods attended With
pyomptness and despatch.
Litchfeld, April Sd. ls49. 40
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"a FEW TONS Ct an excellent quality.
IN for sale. pa
Apply 70 OLIVER GOODWIN, OF In
his absence. Mr.. PHILANDER CULvER.
LiIchAela, April 10, lS49. %