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Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1850-10-26

Gold and slrer Figured Pests, 45nto s5o
Best White MarseiNes Pests. 500 to 0nO
Best colored h!arseiYes Ts:z, 25DN S 90
BfstjuF Cashmere ENs, 3 5Oto S 90
Rich tgM SAX TESTS, 4 50t to 6 90
Rich iight ChaifS Vests. 2 50 to i 60
Best Btack SIX TIret Pests. $ WDto : 90
BOYS CLOTHING OF ALL KINDS.
SHIRTS, CEatats, HzandAercEsiefs.
DC. &c.
~suprpfns oil linen Shirts-stiiched 30.
SENS. s. 30 to 4 50
.supa,fae Tpsiin saits-linen Boz
soass AM { oiiars, ! 60 to : IS
Fyench Gineaam ard calico Shirts;
H.rhory chech e,sI Negro Shirts;
Mertno. Flannel. Gau-e, Rromn, Hkle and Pink
InaYsAiyts and Drarers;
SIX Uadsrshirts and Du,cers; e
Terg rich styles Fancy CrarGts;
Italian and French Black Sih C-arots;
Six and / inen Eandkerchiefs;
Linen Border Handherchs,tS;
Linen and SIX Gtorss;
Black Kid Gt0res;
Cotton. Meriao and Linen Half Hose;
Sill and Gingham Umbrellas. &c. &c.
ALso-TRUNkS. VALIsES. CARPET BAGS.
INDIA RUBBER CLOTHING of all kinds.
ALFRED MUNROE & CO.,
jams 1y 81 MAGAZINE sr.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
TO CLERGYMEN aud Sgperinte ndents Of
Nabbath Srh.n,!S.


THE PuBLIcATIoNs OF THE AMERICAN
SUNDAY SCHooL UNloN, should be iniruduc.
ed into the Sabbath Schools Of all evangelical
denominations Tor the following reasons:
1T, The, are prepared with great care.
I'd, They are entirely tree from sectsrjan BIZ
as.
Sd, They are sufficiently numerous and va
ried in their characicr to quit the waits OF all
classes, ages aud circumstances in life
IN, They are very cheap. Fifty volumes
adapted TO infant classes, are aold tor 80 SO
Seventy five larger volumes. suited 10 Juvea.
lie classes. are sold fnr IS. Two hundred
still larger. for $s20, and "a thick volumes ior
So.
will not then every clergyman and S.
perntendens see to it. that their schools are
supplied with these books!
The Subscribers will keep at all times, a
full supply If the above pub .ica,iolls, as well
as Ill others adapted 10 Sabbath Schools, all OF
which will be furnished as low az they can
be obtained in Boston, New York or Philadel>
phia.
Catalogues will be furnished at an early
day, 20 all pastors and superintendent whose
address can he asrertained. Persons wishing
TO pprrhse s. s. Books. shoud hiring or send
an .Aiphqbeiirgl Catalogue Of the books al
ready in their Libraries, To avoid purchasing
duplicates. Address all orders 10
BROCkETT. FULLER T. CO,
2l9 Main 81 Hartford. Conn.
Or H. W.HUTCHlNSON, L. CO.,
Springfield. Mase.
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Summer Arrangement, e0mmenting April 2!


TlNHE Cars on this road lun in conneei r.n
i with The New Yu,kand New Haven, and
Western Railroad.
.MOrm,ng Tram for Pnt.feldleave Bridge
port at 10 a. a. m, "n the aniyAl pi r. Mpt-
nng Express Train i,em NtW Yo,k, the sec.
"nd Accommodation Train from New Haven,
ant the Naugatnck Tain lr'm Wihsied.
Epening Train leaves Bsidgep. n tor Pitts.
field al % p m IN the siiivai of p. m. EA-
press Tain fem New York aid the 4 81 p tn.
rrain from New Haven and the Nauga,uck
Tain from Waterbury.
RETURNING,
First Train leaves Pitts6rla at 8 30 a. N a.,
and connects al Bridgeport with the Ext ress
Train To New York, at l2S p. IN. and the
Special Train to New Haven.
Second Train leaves Piitsfeld, al 4 p m
and connects with The Evening express Train
10 New York 81 8 SOP m. ...
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line, q. The arrival ef the Morning Ttoin Fl. m
Albany, and iniersect tbs 9 81 Pit'sfeld Train
al Van Deusenyile. Rslu, ming leaves Van
!, .;.sesv vile on the arrival If the iO4O a. NJ.
Train fro;c Bridgeport and iniersects the West.
ern Train for Albany at State line
F.eigh, Trains leave Bridgeport at 8 o'clock
a IN, every incoming.
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tn. RICHARDS.
c3stOBs and Ready Made ClOthing Ew-
pOriWna,
AND

Custom ana 1teGdy-M0de Ct0tSsHy N"s-
pOriUnp,
AND
Gentlemen's Quitting EstabilsnmcnV'
st door east of Wheeler's Hotel, Westst.
Spring and : ummer Stock OF
Fashionable Clothing,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS TEAM EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
7 HAVE found il necessary to move into West
l. Street, aud have taken the store formerly
occupied by Mr Samuel Clock, which has
recently been liked ny expressly Tor me. and
aIn now prepared to give great bargains IN
Custom and Ready Made Garments OF every
description, TO all WIN may iavor IN with
uhei, patronage. have received the most
fashionable assortment ot Spring and Summer
l;oOds, ever befure offered to this public. My
stock has been selected with great care-wlih
specific reference 10 the Spring and Summer
trade
would cal the particular ai'enti on Of my
customers and The public generally, TO my
stock of Dress and FrOck Coats. at prices
varying from one dollar and twenty i've cents
10 eight dollars.
The panial0Ons manufactured and sold AZ
this establishment are admitted to be superior
IN pnnt of style and elegance, to those IN ony
other establishment hele and aresOld from one
TO seven dullars.
The assortment OF ves's embraces all the
new spring and summer styles. from one to
FIVE dUlla!e.
A spled,d assortment Of Cloths, Cas- imeres
ami Vestin9s, OF all kinos. by the yard or To
suit purcha sers, with full assortment OF tail
IRIS trimmings, all OF which will be sold tremen.
ious cheap.
Gent emen-your ore invited to examine
my stock OF gOuds before purchasing else.
where, as ] am determined not to BE- undersOd
by any man in this port OF the courtrv.
The fancy depart embraces all that Is
Few or desirable, in Dugllse French and ltal
an, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders
Gloves, vi all kinds, nmbre Has. and good as
Ortment OF plain and fancy shirts hos0ms anG
.ilars, hosiarv, with everv 9th. article usually
>ept in GENTLEMAN's OurFITrNe ESTABLISH
MINT.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
heir garn ents made in a style not TO be sur
'assed in fashion or workmanship, and warran
ted 10 it.
Cu,ilng done at short notice,
Spring iashIens jus, received.
/ tee. under lreat ubliga lions to my numer
rus customers for II cir pas, attention, AM
rust by cluse application 70 business, ind firm
1etermi nation not to he exce!ied hy any estab
iishmeut Of the kint in the country, sha
ner, the patronage which has been 80 lber
!! ally bestowed.
r. Il. RICHARDS,
West Street. Litchfed. so
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Commencing april 24tk, 1850.
E7NIRSF passenger tran will leave Bridgeport
Il for Waterbury 81 l0,25 q. M, or On the
arrival OF the 8 =. m. Expless Tain fFUm New
Yotk. connecting e SlralI0rd with the $50
g.. m. train trom New Haven.
I'd Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport for
Winsted, Al $40 p. N. or on the arrival Of the
ihr2.45 p m Express Train from New York,
connecting al Stratford with the 4 81 p N,
Train froI, New Haven,
IstFreight train with passenger ear attached
viii leave Rides poIIiul Win.ied 81 90 .. m.
ed Freight Train with Passenger az attach
ed will leave Bridge Poit iGI Waterbury at 6,
o. pm.
RefMT4s6Seg.
First passenger tram Will leave Wineiedsa at
10 IN i, connecting 81 the junction with a
special train TO New Haven, and arrive at
Bridgep.i IN time t.r the passengers t. take
the 1890 a. m iIi in to New York, ard Trains
to Hartford. Albany, Pitis6eld, ana Stations on
| the Housaionic Railroad.
Cd Passenger TIsln will leave Wate, hurry at
t 30 m, connecting ~ the Junction with The
special train &c New Haven aud Hartford, and
arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to
| 10 take the m Train to New Yolk.
Sd Passenger Tain will leave Waterbury
at 3.35 p. M, connecting with the txpress
Train t. New Haven, Hartford and Boston.
the Is Train to New York and Evening Train
to Pittsfeld.
| Fgesht train with Passenger Car attached
wi leave Wins,ed al 40 p. m. and arrive il.
Bridgeport in time 10, the $50 p. m. Train TO
New Haven, and Evening Train to New York.
STAGES
From LiIchfeld Will connect with tie Pas.
senger Tam which leave Wms,ed at 7iU a.
IN and Bridgeport at 5 10 p ia. a, the Itch.
field Station.
Stages " Ill also connect at Winsied frcm
Hiichcocksville and New Boston, and at Huns
ph,+ysvltle ir.m Woodbury., Suuttbury, and
Oxfutd.
Holchkiss' stage COR Ws!erh Nh will con,
meet with The Sal m Train from Wsis nhury
ard lO.2S a N. Tram iI.m Bridgeport. daiiv,
and, IN Tuesdays and Saturdays with the S IL
IN train fl, m Bridgeport.
| AF,e,ghi Train lr.m New Fayen. and III
| Ste0mer Roger N'illioms.
from New York. will conneci with the Fteig h
Trains on this R, ad Freight Will
nilled fi"m each station for New York, New
Raven AID Bridgeport.
| Time ,ohen Trains Leave Stations.
| RRJDfsEpUkT TO N'LNS1~Eh
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~ Boots, shoes. 8astersv
Leather &c
Cheap Tor Cash at Clocks
StOre!

N A Large and general AZ.
/ sorlment Of Boots & Shoes,
| 80 - received this week. They
were selected with rare, aud
are well adapted t. the present and app zach
ing seasons. among which may be found the
lfollowing. 6Iz-
2OO pairs Ladies' Caters, assorted colers,
from 81 rs to 80 90, 100 pairs French Emsm-
meled and Kid slippers, rs cts to rs; 500
pairs cheap slippers, ali sorts, 25 to rs els
60 pairs children's shoes, all kinds, Is to IS.
| 200 pairs NOR 1cco and leather buskIns. from
us cIs. to l so Leather boots, Polka bnols.
mor"eco boots Sc, rs 100 pairs Gents Calf
I3oo,s, from l 25 to 6 90 60 pairs Call and
Goat Brogans 50 pairs Kip and Cowhde
Brogans 100 paiTs bays calf brogans SO I" rs
cents. 200 Gents Caters, Excelsciors. &c.
A usual supply at Leather, Morocco, Linz
ings. Bindings, Lasting, Shoe thread. &c. 30
bu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manufacturers
prices.
Particular attention will be paid to maru
featuring custom work from French Calf skin
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins, o'
anything al the kind wanted. beautiful ar
ticle of Ruckskin for tender feet. broad tTIll,
lust fer the lame. word about B"Ots and
Shot y, not always thought Of. No one ever dad
or ever can be healthy, sociable. amiabir or
agreeable, with their teet covered with rick
city, pinchIng. or slouching boots or shoes -
The reason why 10, tina, the bl"od. passing
To times minute from the heart through thu
lee, back to the heart, the channels all CEN
,e:ing in the feet, if thnse feet are moi we
clothed, it is sent back unnatural and d'srr-
dered. causing sickness to the head. >faintness
10 the heart, and meannras I" the soul. which
no human being can overcome, no medicine
can cure If you doubt it. aching heads ant
.winging corns can tell the story All il
!. want of boots or shoes are invited Il
1 call and examine my assortment, and IT the'
find them a little cheaper, and rath
er better than can be found elsewhere thinl
thew will purchase. No charge for showing
Call and see. SAMUEL CLOCK
Li,ch6eld, Yves, ST., May 10
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Wanted.
Collectors Notice.
Graetenber!g Teg-
etdbLe Pills

NOTlCE - hereby gwen ,c ai persons liz,
IN BILE to pay Town tax in Cornwall. an
assessment Of laA9. that will meet hem Ia
receive said tax 81 the store Of J. w Beers, IN
North Cornwall. on Thursday. the 18th day Of
AUgest. from Q o'clock =. m, until - sat U.
5. Hotel. in West CORNWALL. the same day
from O'clock p. m, until, S, p. n. at the
STORE OF F. w, Pierce, ia Cornwall Bridge. on
Friday the 10Th. from Q 0'elSek. 4. n. until
l2ssal the store Of Stone & Beers, Cornwall
Plain from I o'clock. p. "A. until S, and ii the
dwelling house Of Arson B, Beach, Esq., on
Great Hill. on Saturday the nth from Q o'cl'k,
o. m, until o'clock, p. m.
All 'persons who neglect 10 pay their taxes
et said time. must expect to pay the legal iees
Tor collecting H., rs. JOHNSON.
II !~.t' - Collector.
Cornwall, July .22d, 1850.
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EAnrInN EXTRA.

man BY the name Of RuEL CLAPP mas ens.sJSp
Ssith y0nng man of the name Of 2. I. no xbicb
and uses his name 70 put up SaFsapaslna, ~" i
thew cali Dr. TDwnsends Sarsaparilla denomna desa;
GENUINE Original, etc. This Townsena .lsr =" m rail-
ard newer was but formerly WSaAes shs title
Toads canals and the like. Yet ne assume -, hs n
Of Dr. he purpose Of gaining rss eI headed cis q
sS nsse for O. week. viii give E. Townssnd =.
S5oO If he viii produce one single sc'sy
,Sis This is 10 caution the public not 70 ne 6eSSvs4
40 sT, nurchase none but the GENUINE, okiGlNAI.
al n M, Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparla, having on
ne Old Drs likeness, his family coat OF arms anu '
signature ~'s0ss 'As JACOB TOWNSEND,
Princ;pel otses, IOe Nassau St, Ne" f0Tk Gag
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j
nN and afier July LIST. Stages will run from
Li'chfeld 10 The Housatonir RaiIrostl, 81
fellows. VIZ: Stage will leave Litchfield for
New Miitnrd on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, Al 2 o'clock. A. M. aud arrive at
New Milford instime 10, take the Passenger
Train for New! Yark or Albany.
Leave New Milt0sd on Tuesdays. Thursdays
and Saturdays. at osclsek. p. NJ, or on the
arrisalsf the Passenger Train from New York.
Another Stage will leave West Cornwall for
Litch6rld ON Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri
days. 81 Q o'clock. P "a ,or on the arrival Of
he Passenger Train from New York, and re.
turn nn Tnesdays, Thursdays and Saiurds ' 8.
leaving Liieh6eld 81 o,eInek. "A. M, thus
making . dsily line from Litch6eld to ,he
hopsafOnic Railroad.
The Proprietor Of this line intends pattine
on new Carriages. aud ~ usual good Horres.
end viii snisivor % merit libsraI ehare 81
public patronage. ~ =
EDWARD HART. Propr.s,or-
West Cornwall. June "a, IeaS, .
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cr.crs in connec,ion wih,he cars 10.
ASEn run .svoodbu,y, Salisbury. Nor
folk. Goshen. Sharon. 81. NS:,;.,.,a.,,
Ca. KtRTLAND... ST
BriAgeRast. April 2Sth 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
CONSUMPTION! s.
DYING WOMAN CURED.

We state this to prove the power to save life,
when this Basam Is used even after the person 10
sde-ed by physician and friends to be IN the last stages
.nat the shroud aud burial clothes we're bought For
the pa icuars of is and the respectable and
doubted proof 9f all the circumstances and facts we
refer to our PAMPHLETS
This cure was effected on Mrs. ZlBA DYKEMAN, Of
Baiistsn Spa, Saratsga Co.. ~ We can prove be.
you'd doubt many other almost eaMouy hopeess and
ihsumeraLie OF Coughs and q nsHmptio"s CURED
which were. pronounced incsrabLe by skul phvSciuns
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08

Cash and the Highest Price
paid tpr Hides. and Calf ski9s by
GURDON FILLEY.
old Steers, = - w.
Lstehasid, April loth. 1859. .sw4s
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Al 10 etc. per GalIon.
EVE have few HsdseG thar same MoIas.
Wv sss, % the aheSs pries.
ALVQRD 4 BROTHERS.
WOleOlepille, iGnS n
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GaAesn Feathers

wmffE Subscribers have made ARRANGE
I meuss 10 keep constant supply OF
first rate article Of GEESE FEAIH-
FRS--selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, in packages OF from
D to so lbs; and will furnish al all times
ay quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs. of quail
they will warrant as good as the best,
Il as low prices as can DO purchased OF
,aQual qualify in the State. n,,-
Winchester, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
FEMlLE WEAkNESSES and COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered to the public, has
been half csrtaia aud e6sctGaI i'm reso,sng ALL
the Incidental 0knesses and irregularities OF the SEX
IS BRAxT'S PuLMONARy BALsAM. 1t makes no differ
whether the arrangement be suppression excess
other iRcidental Weakness-it REGULATES ALL
ny the system, sQualssng the etrcMLaon
and SOOTHING and AILAYlNG NERVOUS lRRlTA'
BlLlTY. See our Pamphlets for proof
CHANGE OF LIFE.
Froan the Girl to the Won,oa and the Woman at md
lie oge-the is accelerated aud the other 90
gradually Impressed prevent OF tho Jatat dts'
cases that trequentiy arise in consequence OF such
change.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-08-08
MUSICAL INSTRUNlLNTS f!

ture sERAPHINES and MELO
deems Of the very best quality Of
W 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 IMP OWED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
pelent judges to be superior TO any Melode.
on now in use. 1t has n keyboard simi-
lar 10 that of Piano or Seraphine. The
Case, is Of Rosewood. Black. Valiant, aud
Mahogany, aad is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can be made loud or
Soft by The use of the Swell Pedal. IL is
well adapted TO quick or slow music. The
Z Bellows Il. CONSTRUCTED on hsw and inn
proved plan,--it works with a Pedal, and
with bal little convenience TO the pcrfnr-
mcr. Il is easily made portable BY folding
the legs underneath.
N. b. These Instruments are we'll adaP
led tor an accompaniment 10 church choiEs
US well as for parlor use, and as they are
male In strong and substantial, manner,
ne subscriber fesls entire, confidence in res
commenting them as adurable and efficient
instrument.
~ The public are Invited 10. call and
examine them.
Pianos, Serapninss, and Other Ma
slcai Instruments. tuned and repaired.
j. DAYTON.
lWoicouvillea Conn.,, July, ls49.
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TOWNSEND SARSAPARILLA.

TOWNSEND SARSAPAhlLLA'
old DR.. Townsend Is now about 20 years Of az, sgs'
and has long been known ss ne S TnWN.
SEND SARSAPARiLLA." Being poor, he was CON- |.
nailed 10 limit its manufacture, BY which means
has been kent out Of market and me SAFES C,Ieug.
.cbsd % those only ShS nsS sSe ears Of
new rtheiass as those persons who had ueeh heateg
aS sore diseases, and saved froa death. proclaimed
Its excellence and wonderful
" $3.50 HEALING POWER.
Knowing. mans years ago. that he had by his
. science and experience, devised an article when
Toud be of incalculable advantage 70 man.lno
when the means weuld be furnished 70 brtRg lmto
universal notice. when It's taestimape SEtuea NSI.e
be known and appreciated This uuae aus ouhs' ~"
1sr1aSi and umequalIed Preparation
A. manufactured the largest scale. and - eauen
r throughout the length and breadth Of the land es
pecially as It il found Incapable Of degeneration OF
deterioration. :. ,,..
age. and never changes but iof me Des'et
THE highest knowledge Of Chemistry ana tne ia.est
discoveries Of the art have all oeep olongn. S NV
TeauisitiOn In the manufacture OF the oia ~ SUI
saparlla The SarsapaTilla root, u L. well known y
medical men, contains many medicinal properties: ana
acme properties which inert OF useless ana otnsE
which If retained In preparing II Tor use, pIoauce
frmsatasiss and !, cid wnicG Of ssrssSsra are
20 uolate, that they entirely evaperae ana ZIG ~:
in the preparation. they are not preserves ny So
sntfs process. known only 70 these sxpeIencsa ~
Its manufacture. Moreover these uo.stae prsncplss
heat are the very ssssnssi medical PgPsrsies Of the
Ennt which give to il all Its value.
ANY person can boil or stew the root ill they get
dark eOloFed liquid, which ID more from the colo
ring matter in the root than from any thing else |;
they can then strain this insipd or vapid liquid,
sA issSa EXTRACT or sYRUP." But such Is
net the article known o. the
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CEoLERA INFANTVNN,

are aiUoays cured by this Balsain .
THts BALsAM is the best abodyne IN the world to
sooie and quiet crosse fretu children to sleep. and cause
them to rest quiety and yet Ii does not eoatan any
OPIUM, I.AubANud, PARRooRIc, and therefore, new
err INJURIES affects diseases the BRAIN as preparation
OF opium do. Weakly Children will become FLESH
HEALrHS. and HEARTY, and grow rapidly ny the use
this Balsain. -,
by Cholera Iptantum while teething, If BRANTS
PuLMoHARY BALsAM be administered. |.
should be- for such given in larger than the or
binary doses
8rFor sale Wholesale and rrtail. by = c,
NTH, Litchheld, Cr,'w & Jew It. n: Hartford
N: 8 i1a,hrop, Wolcottv.lIe, A.. Miles 4. Sun
and Miles & Gray, G.she". F. W: Pierce
CORNWALL Bridge, Pratt & Foster, w. Cornwall
Phillips q Rood aud ]. z. Allen. ,Winsted, !; 2
Warner. Eaxbury. g; " ;Wh'ttlesey, n. 4, M,l-
N.Can, an, c. F. Peck, Ellsworth. G. L Prind's
sharon, Warren & Newt,n, Watertown = Bah
} bit,, Rabbits Bridge, 6 B Waller 4 TO N
Preston, r. Scott, Plymouth, Doolil!le 4 Ce
Hitchcdcksvile, Thompson 4 Allen, Woodbury.
BeIden 4 Miner. Falls Village. aud by Mer-
chants and Druggists 10 nearly every 'own'r
| The State
An letters and orders ,nnst be addressed I:
| S WALLACk' & GO. 3d4 Broadway, y
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GENUINE OLD DR.. JACOB TOWN.
SENDS SARSARPARILLA.

This is so prepared that all the inert properties o.
she Sarsaparla root are first removed, every thing
capable OF becoming acid Of fermentation, . ex
sacted and rejseted then every particle of medical
yirp'a is secured In pure aud concentrated form
AM Jus Il ID rendered incapable Of losing any Of
T. Auable and healing properties. Prepared In this
y !" It Is made the most powerful agent in the
are of iMmlaM@r@ble diseases.
Hence the reason why we hear concentrations ON
eiind 1t doing wsndsFs in the cure Of CONS U.4P-
tom DYSPEPSIA. and LIVER COMPLAINT
and in RHEUEEazISM, SCR0EUE..a, PILES
7IoNs. PIJMPLEs, BL0TCHEs,aad all Affection,
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officers Of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIHER GOOD WLv, 1reastyey
JasON W'HI1EnrG, Secretary.
Directors.
WILLIAM BEEBE. A. s. LEWIS
OLIVER GOODWIN D. C WHiTTLESEy
!. G: BE'CKWITH, / DAVID C. SAiNlFOkL
JASON WHITING ROBBINS BATTEtt.L
GEORGE c, WOODRUFF.
Agent for the COs1s0Onw
DAME B. Brinsmade. Washington,
Day'd z Sanford. New Milford,
Rufus Fu;,er. 1r. Kent. :
Richard saith. Snaroh,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM NJ Burial, Canaan, e
Donald J. Warner, salisbury,
John n6S ewaIi. q Norfolk.
Roger Il. Mills. New Hartford,
George D, Wadhams, Torrlngton.
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John c. Amber. Beihlem.
Leman w Cutler. Watertown,
John Abernethy. Woodbury.,
David e. Whinlesy, New Prsstoa,
Georee P. Tallmadge, Warren.
'orsons wishing TO get their Buildings Insured
san aPplyto eithsr eiths Agents.orto the Sec
WILLIAM REEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. SECRETARY.
Litchteld. July 1850
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Mutual Fire Insurance GQianany.


Mutual Fire Insurance Company.
I'M Is CompanJ has been in operatioa II
Il Yearsending July lst 1880.
. And has insured property 10 the amount Of
% 9S9 594 90
Amt Of property now insured is S99l, 534.o 90
The whole amount OF cash pi 9.nl-
um paid into the Tssasury during
the time is $l4.7l5,7O.
TO interest received on Loans ~, 1925.
l5,s:s,Js
The whole amount Of Losses which
have been paid is, SIC, 5,32
The who le amounted
expenses paid TO Agents,
Books, Stationary, aud
for lns plates, is $3,CO2. 57-l3 767.69
Cash in hands Of Treasurer. S2,O9IO3
Acd 10 the al,ove. the charged
premium, wh,ch can be collec-
ted # required. IS: T10,O6
Present. caLi.al or funds ofthe Co. II, sol is
During The time The Company has beer
in operation, there has not been any assessment
made on the members OF the Company, and .he
expense at insur,ng in this Company. we cor
iGen'lv think, is less than in any other Com
pany-be!ng only about Scts ON the $lUO per
annGm,
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LTVER COMPLAINT.

See the cure Ut Dsct. Hubbard Of Stamford Coma, and
others
DYSPEPSIA Sec the cure of 7. S. WILCOX, mer.
chant of Aitica Wyoming CO., NJ ", and many more, i'm
our Pamphlets. t..
Nervous Diseases and DerangemenIs
are Cured by Branfs Baisom without fall.
DYSENTERY and SUNNI Err COMPLAINT
IN Children aud Adults-and