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Obituary.

Mrs. BULAH H. GOULD, wife Of Major
David Gould, Of Sharon, whose death was no-
ticed in your paper, few weeks since, was
The daughter of the Hon. VIM. M"ulion, an
officer in our revolutionary Army, and after
wards Judge in the State OF New York. At
the age Of 10, with a view to personal indie
p endenec, and usefulness, she learned the
trade Il a Milliner, which she pursued fer
more than forty years. At the age Of 20, she
united with the Congregational Church IN
Sharon, of which she was for torty.two years
member. Ia ner character and disposition,
she was amiable, generous. energetic and aites :
tionate, and peculiarly kind hearted and
charitable. Her piety was humble, ardent
aud we'll sustained, and so great was her desire
to benefit others, that aside from her liberal
charities to the poor around her. she. in adj
vanced life, and with delicate constitution,
engaged anew in her former business, that
thus she might be able to increase her charita-
ale gifts. As a result of this effort. she was
able in ten years, TO give about SO 400 to be-
| nevelent ohjecis-an example OF successful
female seneficence, which has tew parallels.
A. wife and mother. Mrs. Gould was for
thirty.fi ur years a model Of kindness, of de.
voted and ardent affection. and Of cheerful,
generous, and open hearted hospitality.
In view of death. her feelings were pee uliar-
" peaceful and happy, and she passed away
with whole community mourning their less,
while the " dow and The orDhan weep over
her, and rise up and cali her blessed. c. n.
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~ The Rochester Ladies were inyi-
ted to the house Of DR.. Griswold in
broadway, where they met q large num-
Der Of distinguished gentlemen Coop~
er the novelist, Bryant the poet. BAN
croft the historian, Rev. DR.. Hawks, DR..
Marcy, DR.. ]. w. Francis, N. p. Willis,
&C., &c. To some of these individuals,
the "spirits" would not give any an
swes. To Others. they gave in their
peculiar manner, answers that were
said, by the gentlemen asking them,
to be correct. The deception or inn
position was not discovered by any of
the gentlemen present. ouront.
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Notice.

VHE Corar,nership existing between the
L subscribers. is this day dissolved. BY nu-
iual censtRt. (Signed,) HENRY CHAPLIN,
Canaan. April 81. ]. T. CuNNINeHAM
The subscribers. having purchased }. T..
Cunningham's interest in the late finn Of
Chapln, Williams & Co will continue the
mercantile business in all iis branches, and
are determined not only TO sell goods as cheap
a. they can be found in the country. but for
!. Ready Pay" will sell goods Of all kinds at
less prices than they can be found elsewhere.
We are satisfied with small profits, aud can
satisfy any one who will favsr Us with call.
that we state facts.
Wa have on hand large assortment OF
Ready Made Clothing Of our own manufacture
and are prepared al short notice. TO make gar
,nents of ali Kinds 10 order and in the best
manner. All persons DESTROYS OF purchasing
Goods low will find il for their interest 70 give
~ cali. CHAPLIN & WILLIAMS.
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NEW GOODS.

A FRESH Supply of STAPLE DRY
n GOODS have just been received by
the Subscribers, consisting of Broadcloths,
Cassimeres, Summer cloths, Ladies Dress
Goods, Gloves, Hosiery. &C., &c.
ALSO
A choice lot of Groceries, Flour, Hams,
Lard, Dried Beef, &c. G. ADAMS. Il co.
p. s. The partnership heretofore exist
ing between Amos Wadsworsh, Stephen
Trowbr:dge and Charles Adams. having
been dissolved, il becomes necessary that
all accounts previous TO this date, should
be settled without delay.
L,tch6eld, May Oath, 1850. 3wS
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New Spring Goods,
FOR THE COUNTYli

1T the BEE HIVE, South Street.
A splendid stock OF Dress Goods; compri-
"A sing great variety Of b ack and cotored
Silks, Barreges, Preach and English Muslin
DE LANES, AlPaccas, Ginghams. Printed Mns-
Inns and Calicoes an immense stock Of all
desc options.
Also Brocha. Grape, Silk and other Shawls.
Dress Trimmings. Gloves. Hosiery. iIdkfs.,
shoes, Sheetings. Bats. Carpet Warp. Car :
peting, and every thing else wanted in the
line, at the lowest prices,
Also, Broadcloths, CasiDeres. Vestings, sc.
Also Groceries, Crcckcry, Hardware Paper
Hangings &c sc
ALSO White and Printed Muslin Shifts
Bosoms, &C., on hand, and made to order, in
the best manner, Of all qualities of material
S. N. BRONSON.
April 25th, 1850. 10
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Dental Operations.

REEN, WomeR aud bildfeh Las eye -
lHl these words: -
! am in tho Sd building west oi the Sonr'
Hnuse, employed, as have been hfa'N yen
vears IN Setting, Filling, Extracting and
cleansi,e Teeth. siIll mind the same rnlc
which / adopted in the commencement Of ny
ntuf. ssiunaI life, and which | shall never
abandon. ii 10 this: N.ver TO commence AN
aperation in Dentistry. for any Individual. TINS
iii an, satisfied that the bcileii s,isng ihcte-
from Ia nv patron. shsll exceed the exprnse
You who are allowing ,nur teeth 10 decay
be careful lest those ornaments az use and
beauty suddenly iall, and yon are left toothlcs:
forever! r w BLAKE.
LiichGeld. May 10. 1850,
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Ew Boots, Shoes, Caters,
Leather &c.
Cheap for Cash at Clocks
E% Store!

p Large and general as.
- soriment Of Boots Y Shoes,
AAAS received this week. They
were selected with care, and
are well adapted to the present aud app zach
ing seasons, among which may be found The
following, s,z--
200 pairs Ladies' Caters, assorted colars,
from 81 % to $2 90, 100 pairs French Enam-
meled and Kid slippers, IS cts TO l 25; 5OU
pairs cheap slippers, all sorts, 25 to IS cts !;
GO pairs children's shoes. all kinds, IS to 25.
200 pairs NOR occo and leather bnskins. from
rs eta. to / so Leather boots, Polka hoois.
morocco boots SC; rs. 100 pairs Gents Calf
Boots, from IS TO 6 90 60 pairs Cali and
Goat Brogans SO pairs Kip and Cowhide
Brogans !; 100 pairs boys calf brogans so 10 rs
cents. 200 Cents Caters, Excelsciors, &c.
A usual supply OF Leather, Morocco, Lin
ings, Bindings. Lasting, Shoe thread. &c. 30
bu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manufac turel
prices.
Particular attention will be paid to manu-.
featuring custom work from French Calf skin,
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins. oi
anything OF the kind wanted. A beautiful ar
ticle of Buckskin for tender feet. broad frill,
Just fer the lame. A word about Boots and
Shoes, not always thought Of No one ever did
or ever can be healthy, sociable. amiable or
agreeable, with their feet covered with rick-
city, pinching, or slouching boots or shoes -
The reason why 10, that the blood, passing
10 times a minute from the heart through the
leet back TO the heart, the channels all CEN
te.ing in the feet, if those feet are not well
clothed, il IL sent back unnatural and dscr-
dered, causing sickness to the head. faintness
to the heart, aud meanncss to the soul, which
no human being can overcome, no medicine
can cure If you doubt it. aching heads ane
,winging corns can tell the story. All il
want OF boots or shoes are invited Il
call and examine my assortment, and il the,
find them a little cheaper, and rath
| er better than can be found elsewhere thinl
they will purchase. No charge for showing
Call and see. SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfeld, West ST., May 10
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J. T.. JU ID

DAGiJ ERR GAM ARTIST.
VTIOULD most respectfully inform ine
wv people Of Litchlield County thar be
has fitted up rooms lew doors west of the
Court House for the express purpose Of iakiEg
miniatures, which will be warranted perfect.
Haviag arranged neTth light with the ad-
dition ola metallic reflector (Which by the
way is perfec: substitute FIR a skylighD IL
now prepared 10 take single pictures or Groups
equal TO the best operator 10 the City.
Those who contemplate ha"ing their NINA
lures. are advised TO procure them at this
place, rath. 7 than employ one ofihe many who
in nine cases out Of ten, fail TO give you any
thing like perfect picture.
II the vast nun Der Of miniatures which he
has sold during the last three years, is any
evidence Of his ability to please. then has he
reason ID believe those who patronize this
establishment will have NO cause for regret
Pictures inserted in Lockets, Rings, pins.
SC oi any desired size.
Also variety OF Gold Lockeis on hand,
Young men wishing TO engage IL lucrative
business having Capital Of from $50 to $75
can receive thorough course Of Instructions,
together with complete apparatus.
Liich6eid April 2sih. 1880.
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District OF RoxbuIy, SS.,
nn anSn y


TTPON the application of Jane p. Smith,
~ showing this Cour. tina, she Guar
dian 10 James Smith and Catharine o.
Saith, Minors, belonging ia the city Of
Albany, in The Stale of New York, and
tina, said Minors are The owners Of tho che
undivided 9Th Of the following Real Els.
tate, situated within the Probate district OF
Roxbury, in the State Of Connecticut. viz
one piece of lard. with dwelling house
and barn, and other buildings thereon
standing, containing two acres, be the same
more or less. and bounded north aud eas
on highway, south on lands of Aimarins,
Masters, and Wcsi on Amsa Lathrop's
land, valued al $500. Also a piece Of
meadow land, containing six acres he the
same more or less within valued at $l25,
bounded northelly and easterly on high
ways, souihe,ly on highway and My,on
Downs land, aud west on Myron Downs
land and Nathan r Smiths land. Alsu
one other piece E land, known as the ives,
side hill aud old farm, conta ming one hun.
died and sixty eight and three fourth acres
more OF less, with harm thereon stand,
ing, valued at $l575,5O, bounded south on
highway, east on Herman b. Eastman's
land, and land OF Eli Boo h, north on Eli
Booths land and highway. west on Eli NJ
| Brailey's, John Tfo~bridge. jr's, Silas Mi
nol's and Harvey Z homas' land
Also, one Other piece Of xood land, con-
tanning twelve and three fourth acres more
or less, bounded north and east on laads OF
Ezekiel Beardsley, south on lands Of Samu.
ell Patterson. and vest on highvay--yaiued
al about Thirty dollars. Aud showing
Just and reasonable cause for selling the
same, praying for an order that she or some
other meet person be empowered 10 sell the
same, as per application on file, dated the
9Th d,y Of May, a. D. 1850. more fully
appears. s..s.,.g-ss sgg4 "a
ORDE.:ED, That The foregoing appli,
cation be heard al the Probate Office il
Roxbury, on the iwenty-third day Of July
A. ID. 1850. a, 8 o'clock, forenoon. ant
that notice thereon he published in the
Lilchfeld Enqnirer.a newspaper publishe.
| in Lilchfel5 County, ihree Recks la sue
i cessi N, al least six weeks before the time
! assigned. AARON w. FEM,
/ aug Judge.
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DaGUERREOTI1DES.

q C. LANDON. has taken looms q the
-. house ii C. G. Palmer. IN BANTA
FALLS, y here he will remain until the 9th
inst. He will then open room IA SOUTH
FARMS, near WIN. L. Smealey's store.
Those wishi0e pictuFss il either ef ihe
above named places. are invited 20 give him I
call, and entire satisfaction WILDE guaranteed
in alt eases.
LitchReld. May 2aih.
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~The Governor, 1t. Governor, and
several members of the Legislature, visi-
ted Danbury on the 9Th inst, to attend
the funeral of the Hon. Mr.. weed.
BB- The grand National Celebration
Of the Sons of Temperance took place at
Boston on Tuesday. Among the speak
ers announced are, Henry Ward Beecher,
Horace Greeley. Bungay, Cough, DC.
EThe Palladium suggests that j.
Hammond Trumbull, the present Clerk
in the secretary's sseice, would make an
excellent and most efficient successor Of
Mr.. Weed, We should rejoice at his
election,
p The Register denounces as sold
federalists,'' all members of the House
who voted against the constitutional con-
vention. The Mljor should be careful,
lest, in firing into a crowd, he may hit
some Of his own friends. One Of his
scattering shot, we perceive, struck
our Blue Swamp Represen sative pro-
digi ,us blow! "Pat up that gun, gen
tlemen.
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AZ Court Of Probate holden Al T.,,chs-,s
within snd for the Disirict Of Li,ckfrIS
on the lOlh day Of June, 1850.
Present, CHARLES ADAMs, Esq. Judge.
pom the petition Of e VIRUS CATfIN.
~ Of Litchfsld, showing 10 this Conri
thai he is the Guardian Of Daniel s. Gar.
riIt, Minor residing in said Disrict--thau
said Minor owns certain real Estate lying
In the town Of Litchfeld. about Ihree miles
sonlheas:er!y from the Court House, heing
so mnch OF The house and homo lvt laleiy
occupied hy Daniel Gsrriu, Jr. deceased.
as was set off as Dover to The widow If
said Daniel Garritt, Jr. (suhjecI TO the life
estate of said wicoW) praying .lhis Court,
for reasons in said petition sci forth, to pass
an order authorizing and empowering said
petitioner or Some other mest person TO sell
AMI convey the interests of said minor 10
SAID de'cfihed pamises, according 60 the
Stainie in such eases male aud provided
as per petition On h'e, dated Jnue 10 1850.
ORDERED, That said petition he continued
10 the 81 Monday of August 1850, then 10
be heard aud determined at the Pruba e
Office in said Lilchiield. al su'clock ,u the
afternoon md that notice ot The pendcncy
thereof be- given BY publishing this order
in newspaper printed in Lilchfel!, three
weeks successfully, al least six weeks bc.
fuie The said 3 Monday OF August.
A true copy Of Record.
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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NOTICE.-Th Court Of Probate for
In the District of Sharon, have limited
and allowed six months from the Ioih DAY
Of May, inss., for the creditors Of CLARK
PARDEE, late Of said District, deceased,
10 pfeAeRt their claims 10 the subscribers.
Commissioners on said Estate. We viii
meet 10 receive claims againss4he Estate,
al The late residence Of the deceased, On The
10Th dAy Of june and on The lSsh day VI
November, next. Al | O'Clock, p. m. &.
SAMUEL RonERrs, commi.,rs.
GEOase B. Bates. ~ -
May 9th. 1880. 3W3
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ElOllsalOMic Railroad /:
Summer Advancement, commencing ApfiE 60

Summer Arrangement, commencing Apfit9 80.
FINHE Cars on this road run in connection
4 with the New York and New Haven, and
Western Railroad.
.MOraing Train f,r Piitsfeld leaves Bridge
port Of 10 40 a. m, IN the arrival Of tho M0r>
ming Express Train from New York, the secs
ond Accommodation Train from New Haven,
and the Naugatuck Tain from Winsted.
EveRing Train leaves Bridgeport tor pitis-
field Of 5 - p m. on the arrival Of p. m. Elk.
press Tlain fruin New York aid the 30 D. m.
Train from New Haven and the Naugaiuck
Train from Waterbury.
RETURNING.
First Train leaves Putsaeld al 30 q. M,
and connects at Bridgeport with the Express
Train 10 New York, at las n. m. and the
Special Train to New Haven.
Second Train leaves Piltsfeld, at An VI /,
and connects with the Evening Express Tain
to New York 81 8 SO u. m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line, on tho arrival Of the Morning Trim from
Albany, and intersect tn 9 80 Piiis6eld Train
al Van Deusenyile. Returning; leaves Van
Deuse. vile on the arrival Of the 0i0 a. M.
Tain from Bridgeport and intersectst The West
Elm Train for Albany al State line.
Freight Trains leave Bridgeport At 9 o'clock
a IN. every morning.
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BURRITT IL. NORTH Judge
District Of Liichheld. S..

/. District Of Lilchheld. So
Probate Court, June 10, 1850.
EETATE OF BENJAMIN ROBERTS,
IA late Of Goshen In said District de-
cea sed,
The Court of Probate for the District OF
Liichfeld, hath limited and allowed six
months from The date hereof, for the Cred.
itors Of said Estate, represented insolveEi,
10 which 10 EXHIBIT their claims thereto ;
and has appointed Messrs Berjamin Sedg-
wick and Joseph /. Gaylord, Commission.
efs 10 receive and examiue said Claims.
Cerli6ed BY CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
THE Subscribers give notice that they
shall meet ~ the late residence OF said de-
ceased, In said Goshen, On the Isl Monday
in July. aud The ID Monday In December
1850. al lo'eloek 10 the afternoon, on each
of said days, for the purpose Of attending
on the business Of said appointment. ~
BENZ. SEDGwIcK, comm,rs
JosERH /. GAYLORD, !"
All persons indebted - said Estate arc
requesied - make Immediate payment to
ARNA RoBERTs. r,.co,o,s.
S DAVID r. Smith,
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Al Court Of Probate holden at I.ilchfield,
within and for the District of Litchficld,
on the 9th day Of May. A. u. 1850.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS. ENl., Judge.
T STATE Of BENJAMIN ROBERTS,
IL late of Goshen. in said District, de-
ceased. The Executors represent the Es
tate insolvent, and play the appointment of
Commissioners thereon. WheIeupon Or
DERED, Tha, Commissioners to receive,
examine and adjust the claims of The
creditors of said Estate be appointed at the
Probate Office in said Litchfeld, on the 10Th
day of June, 1850, at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon and that all pefsons interested
in said Estate may be notified thereof, the
Executors will cause this order TO DC pub
lished in q newspaper printed in Lilch6eli,
and pus, copy thereof onahe public signs
posi- neaS.st the place where The deceased
last dwell ia said Goshen.
A true copy of Record,
8 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Ay- The 81 lelfera Of the alphabet may
b. transposed 6344tS,40i .733, lag, 430, $3.50, 900
times All the inhabitauls Ut the globe, on
tough calculation, could moi. in thousand
million Of years. sriie out all the transposi-
tions of the twenty four letters. even suppos-
ing that each wrote 40 pages daily each OF
which pages contained 10 d:tfrreai transpo>
sition Of The letters.
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Dissolution /!

rTNEIE Copartnership heretofore existing
l. under the name and firm OF CAMP q
BROOKS, is this day. by mutual consent us
solved f. n. CAMP,
GEORGE BRooKs
acs- All claims against, and in favor OF the
above firm, will be settled by
CAMP & STREET.
Goshen. May 4, 1850. Swl
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DEATHS.

Tn This Town. (Norihfeld.) on the 9th
inst. HOMER CATLiN, aged l8 years,
son OF Dan Ca,lin, Esq, of ST Louis, Mo.
In this village, 10th inst, an infant child Of
Mr. THOMAS n Richards.
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y
AAof Torring,Un,. in said District, deceas-
ed.
TIE Court of Probate for the District OF
Torrington. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for he Cred
iiors Of said Est ate, represented insoivenl, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto: and has
appointed Norman B. Lathrop, and Nielsen
Alvord, Of SAID 'ro,ringtnn, Commissioners to
receive and examine said Claims,
Certified by GEO. d. WADHAS1s. Judge.
THE subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Hotel Ut CHARLES S. Church. in
said Torrngton ON the 4lh Wednesday Of Sept.
and the 4th Wednesday Of NV. 1850, al .
O'Clock in the afternoon. on each Of said days,
Tor the purpose Of attending ON the business Of
said appointments.
N B. LATHRnr, ! o
NELSON ALvoRD,
ALL persons indebted to said Estate, are re-
quesIed to make immediate payment Il.
II. B. RICHARDS, administrator.
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prgDBAgrlg lgECDrRflD.
District Of Cornwall, ~. !
Probate Court, May 2lsi, 1850.

DlstfIct Of CORNWALL, ". !
Probate Court, MAY 2lsi, 1850.
ESTATE Of JOHN WILSON. late Of Corn
II wall. IN sad District, deceased.
ORDERED, That the Execuim exhibit his
administrations account 10 this Court, al The
Probate Office IL Cornwall, on the 18th day OF
June. 1850, al one o'cl.'ck. afternoon /: and
that al! persons interested ~ said Estate may
may be notified thereof the Execution viii
cause this Order 10 be published IN a newspa-
per printed in Lilth6eId, aud post copy
thereof OH the sign post. in said tJwn. nearest
the last residence OF the decreased, al least
two weeks previous to tie time specified in
this order. te
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Fine Boots.

U1 co ARSE Boots, Mems Boots,
Boys Boots, Cater Bnts, Polka
All Boots, Patent Leather, Monte
~ rey Boots, G"nd Boots. Poor
Roots, all sorts of Boots, and great many
Boots--Cheap for Cash. Shoes, do. do. sc.
AT CLOCKS.
June 18th, 1850.
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CANc:EROua scRnrTTT.A

mir. ). b. HAsKlN Of Rome Oneida Co. N Y who was
loy in an action in the surREME couRT Guy ii Nsy
York on the 26a Of December, lsle under the Slowihy
person in the ctg Il Nsv Ye.k had manufactured AMI
ysnded sparsozs article Of medicine calling /. BRAss
q Ii. City Of New York. and he case was rerrsd b. he
Referee take the testimony The defendant blended IN
icng ma Il .ae s., a NE Of Med
cves, and thus had committed 4 fraud on the public ma
H selected Is being % ad Hase eS ss wss q s1o OH
As oiensss IN regard to the FAcTs published, and
testimony MORE THAN SUSTAINED the publication.
Mr. HAsKiS said am well acquainted With Banss Purifying
ssTs Sy a ted L. ~. AeHp, three
all told me could yehat medicine could cure me- Ia
S e I' s n sS g. sc ,n ssss ss
the. bad BEEN confined g bed long tims could mol
10 it, that could led up
s @ 81 e ss ~ ~ p s, q the sP Ss
'ls hei ucsr shoulder large hand anoer
ss, fes ]. s 10 s On ny any
SoSs nS % y Se e s 0o % had a = s
email bore,. the m bottle lasted esven
&c. e: @ Z =: ss
able 70 s ssssos
sI Ssr e. se:s sSaa e.
srse the end of thumb and then eA9pg
s:;s = z rss e; gal
4a-For sale wholesale and retail, by &C.
NTH, Litchfield, Crow q levitt, N. Hartford;
'. 3 ha.hrop, Wolcc!tyills. a; Miles y Son.
Phillips q Rood and j 9. Allen, Winsted, j. q.
Warner. Roxbury. G. w. Whittesey, N. Mil
ord, Mills & co. Norfolk, w. w. Calkins.
y Cam sn, G. F. Peck. Ellsworth. g. L Prindle.
pitt. Rabbits Bridge, G. B Waller 4 Go N,
Preston, II. Scott, Plymouth, Daolinle & Ce
Thompson q Allen. Woodbury..
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nry- @ leen Victoria has named her last baby
Arthur The names Of her three sons, Albert
Alfred and Arthur. form pleasant ALTERATION.
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shinrles. shinglesg

HyHE Subscribed has just received lO0.S
900 frat quality warranted SI7INs
Giles, which he viii sen very cheap, Tor
cash. Also, gooa supply az Western and
Domestic LUMB ER constantly On hand.
JOHN p. PORTER.
West Cornwall, may q. Avs So
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THE Annual Meeting of the Lilchfeld
= Mutual Fire Insurance Company, will
be held al the Mansion house in Lilchield,
on The FIRST Monday in July. 1850. at 2
o'clock. p. NJ for the choice of officers, and
TO transact any other business proper TO be
brought before said meeting. A general at.
tendance of the members is requested.
JASON WHITING, Ser'y.
Litchfcld, June 10Th 1850. s
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THE Lltchfsld Csun,y Temperance So
cieiy, viii hold It's next meeting az Tor
ringford, on the 4ih Tuesday 10 June.
5 X. GOODWIN, Sec'y.