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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24
N0EIcee.

A II III persons liable to pay State and Town
AIaxes N the town Of 'rorrii q on, on The as
sessment INST Of the year 1919, are hereby noti-
n y .nat VIII receive the same al the store OF
=. smiln n3fosringfrrd on Friday the 18th OF
Nss. hext IRONS to- II O'Clock A. VI. At the
ssIe o. N Roberts in Burrvle, from 10
O'clock r. NJ. Of said day; at W,nsbip's store in
iorrl9gton iIom9 IL o'clock A, M on Saturday
ne me- 10Th OF November next. And at the Hotel
OF OF Onas. p Church, from lao 4ao'cock r. NJ. OF
n. 3. Those who neelectto paw their "a xes en
Or before seic days, must expect to pay legal
Town Taxes. NH - : s''u
iOFrington, Oct; 10 1850 si3 2 s.ais
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THE Winter Term Of this School Y.

THE Winter Term of This School will
commence on Wednesday, Oct. soth.
A few Boys can be placed under the
special supervision of the Principal.
Instruction will be given in Music to those
desiring il by Miss Birge. ..
Board can be obtained within few reds of
the Academy.
JAMES Q. RICE, Principal.
Goshen Oct, lst. 1850
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SELECT SCHOOL.

MISS SARAH MOODY, will open
lVl Select School, on the lst day of No
yember next in the village of Litchfeld, for
the instruction of Young Ladies in the
elementary and higher branches of educa>
ton: tt.. ~
For further particulars the public are re-
ferred TO Rev. w. B. Stone, DR.. Beckwi,h
and Mr. Holisler of Litchfeld, s3w22
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Have Out that Aching
Tooth.

TIME subscriber would take this opporiuni>
Il ty 10 call the attention Of his patrons and
the public generally, to his Superior mode of
Extracting Teeth, by which al least three
fcurths of the pain, caused by the common
practice 10 avoided; besides rendering every
effort to extract badly decayed teeth and roots
perfectly successful. Persons afflicted, with
tooih-ache. need have no fear that they cannot
be removed on account Of britlleness or any
other cause, for il often happens that by the
use of Chevalier's splendid Forceps, I have
extracted from six to eight teeth which were
broken of even with the bone, in twice as many
seconds.
would also here announce, that until fur
Their notice. my price for extracting Teeth, will
be Twelve and a half cents apiece.
N. B. sAliwork in the various departments
Of DENTISTRY. performed with care and
dispatck. and upon the most approved princi.
Piles OF Dental Science, and al moderate prices
EDWARD w. Blake.
+. Lilch6eld, Oct. g.. 1850. tf24
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Dislric, Of New Milford S.
Probaie Conrt. Semi. @. 1850. {

y IIoodle CouTta opp. @Os A10V. ~
TSTATE OF William Gay lord, late of
~ New Milford in said District de-
ceased. Ordered-That The Administra>
tors, with The will annexed, upon said E>>
tale. exhibit theii ADMINISTRATION Account
70 this Court for adjustment, al The Proba,e
Office in New Miliorsl. on llhe 18Th day Of
Octobef, 1850, at o'clock, afternoo aud
that aH persons Interested in said Estate,
may be notified thereof, he Administrators
upon said Estate will cause this Order 70
he Published in newspaper pfintedsin
l.ilchfeld. and post a copy thereof on the
sign post in said New Miiords nearest
where the deceased last dwelt, @ssa
sad Ga ba Attest, St@ taa9a a
les. JULIUS Bo HARRISON, Judge
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requires no labor to keep il clean. except
a brush to remove the dust. We advise
out friends to call and examine the spec
linens.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24

nets, Velvets. Satins and Silks plain and cord.
Jed OF every color. Bonnet and Belt Ribbons,
Flowers, &C. &C. t..,a
also Velvet Ribbons. Cloves, Ladies &c liars,
Elastic Back and Side Combs, and general
assortment of Dress and Cloak trimmings, 10
which The attention Of tie public are invited.
Hats trimmed and colored at short notice
and on reasonable terms. Fall Of 1850
owZS EnAss MARY L. SMITH,
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TFtlE Court, Of Probate for the District of
Il Kent has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, Tor the creditors tosthe, =
estate Of Barnabas Hatch late OF Kent in said
District, deceased, represented insolvent, in
which to exhibit their claims thereto and
has appointed William I, Hopson and John
II. Fuller, COMMISSIONERS to receive and exam.
inc said claims. azas as# S3a44 @a.4sa
Certified by Rufus Fuller, jr., Judge.
The subscribers give notice, that they shall
meet at The lale dwelling house of Barnabas
Hatch IN said Kent, on the I'd day OF Decem-
Der, $780, and the 18th dayof April, 1851, at
10 O'clock Ia the ierenoon on each efs said
days. iot The purpose Of attending on the bnsl-
ness OF said appointment. & rtE
WILLIAM +. HoPsoN,
All persons INDEBTED to said Estate, are res
quesed to make immediate payment so JUAN
l.. STUART, or LEWIS SPooNER, Adminlslra>
tors. g sg sn s-## g aEs sse asss
Al court Of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within aud for the district Of Plymouth, on
the Sd day OF October. A. d. 1850, = k
Present, ELISHA JoHNsoN, Esq, Judge.
TT pom the petition OF Hopkins IT'S. johns
~ son, OF Cornwall, in the county of Lllch-
field, showing to tins court that he is Guardian
of John G. Lewis, Frances A. Lewis and Wills
liam W. Lewis all OF Plymouth within said
district, minors. That said minors are owners
Of real estate situated in said Cornwall, VIZ,
three undivided twelfth parts OF the following
described real estate, Situated in said Cornwall
uear the South meeting house The first piece
OF land contains about two acres and is boun-g
ded north on land OF ii i. :. JON ,son aid Ru-
ius Payne, east and south on highway. aud
west on land belonging to the first Eclesiastl-
cal society OF Cornwall, One other piece Goa
tains about twenty acres, bounded nort III and
west on highway, east on land of CarrtngtoH
Todd, aud south on land Of BNriitt b. North
| and MenZes Beers. One other piece of land
containing about thirty acres, bounced north
| on the land OF George Wheaton, ESQ, east on
John MIles's land, south and west on highway.
Also three undivided twelfth parts Of building
formerly occupied q store, together with
the land on which it stands, situated nc ar the
above described premises, and their interest in
said real estate is valued at about four hundred
and fifty dollars. That il would be Tor tbs
benefit oil said minors 10 .aave their interest
in said real estate SOLD and the avails thereof
placed on interest with legal security for their
benefit as the Law directs. praying for liberty
to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid,
as per petition ON file,
1t is ordered By this Court, that sad Guards
an give notice of said application. by E, using
the same To be publish cd in one Of the News
papers printed in Litchlield. ia the county ut
Lilchild threc weeks successfully, atsIeastsix
weeks be fore the hearing and that said petit
tion will be heard at The Probate Office IN said
district on The 7lh day Of December next at
ten o'clock in the forenoon.
Certified from Record.
ELISHA JOHNSON, Judge.
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THE FRENCH LANGUAGE.

LANGUAGE.
Almost every gentleman and lady now a.days
endeavors to acquire sufficient knowledge OF
the French language TO enable them to converse
with tiuency, and read the master pieces of
French lite ature. We say endeavor, for but
small traction succeed, and many who take
many lessons, find to their modification, that
alter all, they have only learned a miserable
patols, OF provincial dialect, as different from
the Partisan tongue as the Yankee drawl from
pure Saxon English. Those, thsrefote, who
are about commencing course of French les
sons, should be particular in their selection
OF teacher and, having some acquantace with
the language, we confidently recommend
Mon. Z. w. lilies, as gentleman and good
and faithful teacher. s 7. MASON, Princi-
pal of the Female Institute,
Gushing, N, Y, April Is, ls4s. ,E
Mr.: lilies will also give instruction in Pen
Painting-an entirely new style. and perhaps
never taught before in the United States. Ii
Is easy to be learned in one course of twelve
lessons. Tuition for one Course, $3, SO, mate .
rial included. s@H z -. VI.
10 whom it may concern ;-This certiies
that Mr. lilies has given course of lessons, in
my family. in the art of painting with the pen
without the use of brushes; and that we are
highly graified with The neat and beautiful
s'yle III which He peIloFHlS ana teaCneS the art.
We also approve of this manner If painting
as it is done much quicker, and is a great
saving Of time and money.
recommend him as a good teacher, and
worthy OF patronage by ladies and gentlemen,
everywhere, who wish to acquire this accom-.
plishment. S.P WILLIAMS,
Station Preacher of the M. L. Church in
NewbuEy, VT.
Portsmouth, Va. Oct. I9, lS4s
No one doubts the importance of a pra ctical
knowledge OF the art of Penmanship and in
smuch as IT worth doing at all, ii should be
done well, 1t behooves every parent to seize any
opportunity offered to perfect their children In
Inns beautiful and necessary accomplishments
i here is al this time gent leman, (Mr liies)
IN Portsmouth, OF whose claim to mastership
OF the art, the most last!dious critic would be
,atished by an examination of his specimens
from short conversation with him, we have
become convinced ofhis ability to teach as well
as to practice the'art, and therefore we recon-
mend him y the public.
b, D; STEARNS, Principal Of Private
School. ~ : =.
Mr.. lilies will also give lessons in Penman-
snip. Tuition Tor course of / Lessons, So 90
Stationery included -,
Ladies who wish IL take Lessons in the diff
erent branches, will please and address him by
letter at his residence at Mr.. Nelson Buel's in
Prospect street. e.aeha r.s. s.s
Liickfeld, Oct. 1G, 1885, p......tf
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School SOclety'S Meeting.-A Special
Meeting of the First School Society of Itch
field, will be held at the Town Room on
Monday, the Attn day OF November, 1850, at 2
O'Clock P. M, TO take into consideration the
purchasing of suitable Hearses for the use Of
the Society, and providing Hearse ,Houses-to
lay tax to defray the expenses OF the same
and to transact any other business proper to be
done at said meeting.
A. S. LEWIS,
CHARLES ADAMS,
Litchfeld, Oct 81, 1850. 2w
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ErIsTRUcTToN
41a SS6VCTION
IN THE
French, German, ATTN
and Greek Eanguagas

M K. c, w. lilies. Graduate of the
uA University of Berlin, Prussia, will give a
systematic and thorough Course OF Instruction
IN Grammatical Construction and Converse
tion.
TERMS-For Course of IS Lessons, $1,000.
Those wishing to take private lessons al
their own residences. may do it applying early
al ms residence. Students DESTROYS 10 ACQUIRE
a correct French or German pronunciation,
should be careful to receive instruction from
none but person born in Germany or France
or who had long resided there: as the French
and German provincial, and the foreign teach,
ers, invariably. speak French and German with
an accent peculiar to the people OF their ma
tive place.
The following certificates are respectful,
OreSe ni ed 49,
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BAY STATE sIIAWLs.

Another lot Of Bav State shaw Jus, received
and Tor sale by ALVORD + BROTHERS.
WOIcotyIIle, Oct. A. 3 ea aaa 3w23
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STOW Eg. STOvEs. .
Noao IS the time to buy c1eapl

THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
4 the largest and best assortment, of Stoves,
for Kitchen, Parlor, Office or Shop use+eyer
before in Old Litchield County. All of which
win be sold at prices Io,o as to astonish the
natives entirely. All we ASK of our friends
aid the public generally is personal erana-
iaa!ion of our stock, as we feel conf dent that
we can sell to all who are IN want. Our
Sales Room is open at all hours o(the day, for
the inspection of the public
eg-Stove Furniture and Fixtures cons
stantly on hand, together with large assor,-
ment of TIN, BRASS, COPPER, IRON. and
BRITANNIA WIRE. %a tHss
PATTISON d CONE.
Village Hall Building
West Cornwall, Sept, 16, 1850. a-'
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Boston, Oct. l9.

BOSTON, OcC. To.
Hon. Daniel Webster and Amin Bey,
the Turkish ambassador, attended the
launch Of ship Daniel Webster, at East
Boston this morning.
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CHARLESTON, Oct. 10.

South CAROLINA ELEcroN.--AA the
old members from South Carolina have
been returned without opposition.
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% Several communications oENhan'
will receive attention next week.
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MASONIC NOTICE, st. Paul's Lodge
No. IL, will meet weekly at MASONIC
HALL, on Wednesday evening, at half past 6
o'clock, until further notice.
Litchfield, Get IL, 1850. Per order.
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nIDtice..

To WHOM il smay concern. AhPersons are
hereby cautioned ara y tilted, uader penalty
Of the law, not TO BARBER OF entertain Zscha-
fiah +. Atwood the soa OF the subscriber,
who has been taken from laehouss and cus'o>
dy Oh ihe subsSffhSf.
SAMUEL ATWOOD.
Beihlem. Oct. 81, 1850, aas-e. S
\ NIB. ANY porson giving informatioFt IN
regard 10 the child, or retulning the sans
shall be literally rewarded, b. .aaefs 3W24%
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24
Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
Particular attention is given to the department

FdRl anu WlutCF UEy GOOuS.
Particular attention is given to the department
RICH Dress Goods,
and our varieties of then fabrics selected in
the three great markets of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, is very large and compre>
hensive. Among them are Paris Exposition
Cashmere de Ec0sse-the richest coloripgs
imported ea =<
PARIS PRINTED CHINTZ DELAlNES
% Medinne Paris Wool DeLaines
3 cases English DeLains including the
Polka -..,.-4.. ...1 ....
palm" and "Jenny Lind" Patterns
2 cases Manchester Gold Medal" De-
LANES, at Is per yard
10 pieces superb French Chiniz Prints
very rich.
2 cases English Chinlz Prints, new Fall
Thibe, Merinoes, SO pieces Of all colors.
SILK GOODS.
w, S. Thompson has on exhibition 10
the Silk Room
90 pieces Rich Brocade Fancy Silks,
some Of which are very rare and costly.
IS do Plain Chameleon silks.
10 do Blk & Colored Walered silks.
4O do Changeabe Fine saiins.
Case, 1850 yards, Striped Classic silks
wide goods and beautiful styles at rs Cts
yard.
OIL BOILED BLACK SILKS !! "
90 pieces Black Gro de Rhine-25, 26,
81, 80, 81 and "a inches of Brilliant Jet
Black and of the most celebrated Manufac.
lurers.
SHAWLS!!
In the shawl room nre
Carton French Brocha Mantle Shawls,
from 80 to so Dollars. including some of
the celebrated new" Flower patterns"
2 do Brocha Lyman Shawls in white.
black, green mode and blue grounds.
2 do Palm Cashmere Shawls.
| do Plain Thibet Shawls with silk
fringes. &a&
HIGHLAND EEAN Tiles.
100 Bay State" Long Shawls, compri.
sing every quality, cololing and style Of this
celebrated manufacture.
$50 Scotch and Glasgow Shawls, in the
most modern and fashionable designs.
Carton superb French Wool Plaid
Long Shawls: the coslliest goods imported.
WIDE WEE VETS!
10 pieces yard wide Velvets, in black.
blue, green, and maroon cOlors.
The above are some of the leading styles,
though but a small portion of our stock,
which is very large and embraces all quail
tiles, from the plainest and cheapest, up to
the richest md best. Our business arrange
ments are upon a scale second 10 none
New goois arriving daily. ls
THOMSON'S One Price Store.
Cor. Main and Temple streets.
Senienb her 1880
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NEW MILLINERY SHOP AT
IAKEVILLE.

MISS MARY l.. SMITH
having just returned from
New York, with a fnll as
.sOrtment Of Millinery Goods,
il prepared to wait upon
those who may need her SER
vices. Her stock consists OF
white and colored straw hon
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School SOCiety'S Meeting

Goshen, Oct. LIST, 1850.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-25

Supreme Court RepOrts.-ReductiOn of Price.
THE subscriber having purchased from the estate of W
R. GALES, Esq, deceased the entire Edition of Vols o.
and g. Law and Vols and 3, Equity of edes Reports
of Cases decided in the Supreme Court of North Carolina
(rom December Term, 1915, to August Term 1s4s inclu
ye and including also the Equity Cases Of the present Term
of the Court has reduced the price from Sr Dollars to Fire
Dollars per voume and prepared to furnish them to Cen
een of the Bar and to Booksellers except Vol of Equity,
be published in few weeks of which notice will be given
Orders for the whole for any Volumes prompt
attended to- and the Bar supplied reasonable terms WITH
the previous Volumes of North Carolina Reports and Law
Books generally. zsfzzsE AZ -z~esE
Bound copies furnished the Profession exchange for
their Nos y +. }. HALE: /
Fayetteville, March ., l849. 2S-d 7
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-25
DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS, oils. sc.

T,HE subscriber begs inform the public that he 1zg
h e g afs aaa S
Dye stufs Window Glass Perfumery, Fancy Articles Pa
sedlitz and Soda Powders; Opium Epson and Glonber
Dgitas Rhubarb Ipecac alap; Barley; SogS araTi
Acid; sedlitz mxure Cream Tartar; B Car6 Soda; Sal
GssEhIc4Issulph. Quinne do Morphine do Act Iodne
and oan + a[ IRON; Citrate Citrate
Gf zns iOside Y on do.. i Of s e,
lead dry 90 in OH pure Extr.
gonnd oil; Chrome Yellow, DO ground in o Vetia
Red, dry and in O Spanish Brown dry oil; YeiI
Lithapge Coach Japan and Copa Vaf1sb: Lnsoed Train,
and Lamp Oil; and best winter beached sm OIL fami
DYE srvFFs-1ndigo; Madder; cOpperas; -ogwOOd; Red
WlsDow GIAssss by TO- 10 BY 1e, 1oby II, . by 49, II
by II, II by A. II by l6, II by 20, Sc.
PAINT VARNIsH BRUsHEs-Paint Brushes frGa No. 9
100000; Sash Tools, No No. s. varnish Bruse No.
SdR5. Sidi,5 jacob Tornssnds d. in quart bottles
Sands, Iod;de of do Webster's sarsapariIla:
India Cholagogue; Houses Indian T9nic Indian and wams
Wild Cherry; Olasaonion Balsam; Peery's Dead Shot;
ks1gsr Jas Al
pectOrant Wistars Peters Leidy Becd Jaynes Sanatys
Msaa a anG & NEAL
listers Harrison's, Grays, and Touscys Ointments Mof
fatt's Phoenix Bitters.
Exits Vanilla Rose Lemon and Nutmeg; Rose Watcr;
Of Lemon Cnnamon and Cloves black and red Pep
Pef Allspce; Cinnamon; Cloves Nutmegs Macc TOnqua
Beans; Jamaica and Race Ginger.
PEKFUMERY FANCY AEucLEs-F French, German, AID
American Cologne American Cologne by the pint and quartz
Rouses, Crary and Hauels Shaving Crean military Sha-
wing Soap auels Nymph do; Jones' chemical do Barrys
Tricopherous Jayncs Hair Tenic Haucls Eau Lusral;
Haues Liquid Hair Dye; Phaons Hair Invgorator Castor
Oil Pomatum; Ok Marrow; Bears O Maeassar de Antique
Brushes assorted 25 dozen fine Tooth do do dozen Nail
do do dozen Shaving do do plain and fancy Note Pper
letter Paper fancy Motto Seals; transparent and plain Wa
fcr Cold Cream, in jars and boes Rose Lip SaIve black
Sauces fancy Rouge Aabaster Powders prepared Chalk n
balls; Toilet Powders Puff and Boxes; Charcoal Tooth Pastc
Amber do do Ors do do; Orrs Tooth Powders Charcoal
do. do. Money Wallets Tobacco do; India Rubber Draw
ing Pencls India Rubber Bals Presons French Extracts
large variety; Essence Bouquet Scent Bags Cigar Cases.
sc, &c For I sale hy ,pp,,rr r,ss;.t ar; (hon;.,
Nov q 1897 N. e. of Front and Market-sts.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-25

THE subscriber will offer for sale the premises,
Monday, the 4th day of February next the Panta- A
ton the west side of Cape Fear River two miles above
Elzabethown Baden county, and known the Fitzran-
dOlPh Plantation.
The Plantation contains six hundred and forty acres
which about hundred and fifty cleared and in good
state of cultivation large part of the land cleared is
lands and they produce as wen as lands the river
woodland is well timbered with oak and pine.
There good dwelling house and Kitchen together with
other out houses it there is also good site for family
grist mill, very good stream.
Persons desiring particular information about the above
TERMS purchaser will be required to give bonds with
two good securities payable in two and three years after
date, with interest from day of SALE J. c. WOOTEN,
Jan. 11th, 1S50.-[18-4w Clerk & Master
Goldboro Patriot copy weeks and send bill to this
Office for collection.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1850-01-25
NEW DRUG AND MEDICINE STORE.

HE subscriber would respectfully call the attention ~
the town and the surrounding country to his stock
of Drugs Medicines and Chemicals which he warrants of the
best quality He has also extensive assortment of Paints
ground and otherwise, Oils, White Lead Dye Stu Paint
and Varnish Brushes Perfumery, &c.
The Paints, Oils and White Lead he offers at ten to m
lower than have been offered in this Mar
ket, of like quality.
1t quite GO into general enumeration of the
articles offered for SALE Suffice it to he has almost every
article in the Medical and Domestic line usually kept in Drug
Stores and be found at his establishment the North
side of Market Street. few doors above Front a the Store
formerly occupied by Messrs. PEIRsoN s. KELLY.
1t his intention to offer articles for sae but such Is
believed to be the best of its kind He has appropriated
much labor and in the selection of his general Stock
returns his thanks to those who have examined and pro-
nounced his assortment very superior in quality.
His terms CASH but short indulgence will be always
granted when circumstances justify. G. DUPRE..-
Wilmington, N. c. December Ia, 1Sl9 Ia
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BLAKEsS
WEATHER and FIrc-Proof Patent f

BLAKE5S
WEATHER and Firc-Proof Patent Paint here
w by give notice the public that have been appoint
ed gent sale of this extraordinary substance
1t is Mineral Paint which, when applied to Building
exposed of the atmosphere forms coat of
slate stone rendering the Building perfectly fire and wealth
proof The attention of Ders, Mill Owners Railroad
ary called to this substance 1t adheres with the utmost
naeity the substance which it applied cleans
ferabe znc for covering roofs makes them perfect
y water tight When applied to brick stone buildings
excludes the dapness Of external atmosphere making
such buildings healthy For particular expana
tion of Chemical properties rculas 100 lbs viii
cover 1000 superficial Wholesale price, cents per h.,
retail cents this is about half the price of White Lead
Any person wishing circular have It mailed to them
Address me- most maid. e. -4[ VIM. A. eCSWYER,
General Agent, Forwarding & Commission Merchant
Nov. 2, 1919. T6tf Wilmington, N =.