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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

\ renf.rkabe freak of a maniac IS noticed
by the Trenton True American. IS having oc-
CURED a BCrjeuiown a few days ago. The
locomotive which was to bring the morning
train frosu Bgrdantown 20 Trenton, was mis-
sed, and the engineers procured another
when thay reached Trenton they discovered
the missing one fast in the switches blowing
eff Steau3 40 great rate.
When they came 10 II, they iouEd a man
trying t. rebuild fire. and water aad cinders
splashiur over him and the engine. 1t seems
that a e. ~ man, mailing from New Hope,
Pa. hatl come here from Bordentown on
Monday evening. and returned in the same
train. some time during the night, or early
IN the nsorniur, this mailman had gone to the
engine, hiujiCj fire, put on one Of She pumps
that had been taken off, and, not finding the
oil. had melted tallow, with which he CREASED
all the apparatus, and. putting on ali the steam
came NJ to this city like Il streak of = creased
liobtnin6..' The engine had been managed
very y,eEi. as il was not injured bat II Is
srnposea he did not know how t. back 1t
when il got IN the switches here. which were
locked. We understand he must nave pas
sed one sr two switches before reaching this
station. lie said he took the engine to see
how fiss he could make it 60. H. was Ia
ken bac6 TO Bofdentown, and sent thence 10
has fFieI.!s. III, escape from destruction was
very lgCly ioI him.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

TEEsEsHTS, GORDON * co.

TEkBsgHES GORDON a CO.,
THfAVING received their new stock Of
49, Hardware, feel warranted in making
the announcement that they can supply the
country with whatever goods may be wanted
IN their line of trade, and at prices TOO, that
will obyae the necessity of any one going TO
MlIwauk ee to buy GOODS.
To BlachsmithS, Carpenters, Joiners, MI
1crfghts, Cabinet naherS, WGgon Makers,
TURNER'S, and all ofhsrs-they return their sin
cere thanks for the patronage bestowed upon
them last year, and now invite them respect
fully to call and examine their
Ell WA <9-~e
as their stock of TOOLS for every branch
OF trade has been greatly increased and facil-
tiles much improved by cffrcting their pur
chases from the best manufactures, at great
" reduced prices, which reduction they
cheerlully give their customers every advon-
tage of, as an examination will fully prove.
They have now on hand
200 bars best American tire iron
100 4" do buggy iIon
500 g round and square to ? inch do
50 bundles do do ! to SIS do
50 . horse shoe iron, all sizes
so - Norwegian nail rods
10 - stake iron, assorted sizes
SO a. baud iron, from to 4 in. wide
so d" hoop do assorted sizes
SWEDES IRON.
100 bars assorted sizes Swede's bar
100 - square do
10 bundles Swede's horse shoe iron
STEEL.
90 bars assorted cast steel (Nayor & Coz
30 do DO do (Americau)
bundles German steel
10 bars English blister steel
TO . American do
100 slabs asstd width aud thicku'ss plow steel
BLACKSMITHS' TOOLS.
IL Smiths bellows, from % to SO inch
10 American and English anvils
20 vices
50 sledges and hammers, assorted sizes
u screw plates, all sizes
200 lbs best horse shoe nails.
FARMING TOOLS.
10 doz BIood's, Waldren's and AIilIard's grass
scythes
doz do do do cradle do
- grain cradles, Mouley's Grapeyines, &c
10 - , and tined hay forks
10 - Scy.he snaths, from IS to IS each
- B. Y. sicl,les
20 a. "Quimebqny" scythe stones
s'Berea'' grlndstones, 1000 lbs
Com. Ohio do 1000 lbs e.
= UNS sCHUUuS Dtsro LIuHL anu 1nttlnS
6 doz Ames' cast steel shoyels and spades
4 Thomas 4 Co.'S DO do do
. iron and steel grain scouPs
, = crowbars (s;ecl pointed)
i - pickaXes
mattocks doz grub hoes
10 = steel plate hoes, with and without h udls
, . casks log chains
" trace do twisted and straigh.
- halter chains, all sizes, doz dog 90 do
cask binding do
1000 lbs cable chains. from 4-l6 to SIS inch
Drag Teeth, Beetle Rings, Iron Umgcs,
Strip Hinges, CHltirator Teeth,
Hunks and Eyes,
and thousands OF articles which the Farmer
needs, but which we have not time to emu
merate.
All will be sold as low, and 1o,oer, than ev
er before known in Madison.
45.sI01 TIBBITS, GORDON & co.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
POW DER ! T!

rust receiving from Milwaukee, large quaint
y ties OF Blasting and sporting Powder Tor sale
By ID. a. FAlRCHILD-
Mineral Point, July 18th 1s4o 43d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

Rivals ~ VITA speaker who under
stands himself, will give his audience occa-
sionally an item of wit. 1t gives the mind
necessary stimulus, and better attention will
be given to what he has to say. The Irish
nation in their palmy days. before they knew
of slavery and oppression, were remarkably
witty people-and it is not eXtinguished yet.
They even carried il to the superscriptions
upon their tombstones. One man thought he
would he more witty than the rest. and had
this put on -
Here | lie
AS snug
As a bug
In a rug.
Another Irishman saw it, and tho't he
would beat that; so he ordered the following
FOR the head stone OF his grave -
Here | lie
SnuggeT-
Than that 'tother bugger.
This is wit, ana was never told or thought
when it did not produce mirthful feeling
If YOU are cross, think OF this story. Mirth
begets mirth. II is the best thing to preserve
health. Instead of a doctor, have hearty
laugh. and often. Il is cheaper. does more
good, and il leaves you in a better condi-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

80G1G Us 00JD@.
THE above named Lamps, consisting Of Parlor
i Hanging, and Side Lamps, "a superior arr
IN f.rsaI. b, JNO. MILTON.
~ AlNTS-50 kegs white lead IL oil, ha
barrels dry white lead half barrel red do
one barrel black lead, lampblacll, chrome green
and yellow. and a general assortment of Paints for
ale at the New Drug Store by I. R0DOLF-
80 ASINS-24 Boxes fresh VI. r. Ralsins just
sS received at O.. w. CODES
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

FLIES Us. CroLERA.-The Wheeling Gaz.
says - IzIe number OF flies among rs this sum
mer are said so be evidence conclusive that
the cholsra epedemc Is not IN this region
II IS generally observed that cholera don't
prevail IN hy line, or rather that flies don't
prevail ia choldra times"
Iflh@ be 50, we shall not have any more
cholera in Milwaukee, us we are blessed with
an over abundance of flies. They are literally
every where.--fJ isc0nsin.
lust our case. If flies will keep off chole-
then there viii be none in Madison sure.
We never saw these little domestlcs so nu-
mer0us nor 81. provokingly saucy. They are
everywhere aud iuto every thing. and their
tread is unconmonly heavy. Every morning
about sunrise they take the eyes and nose on
the question Of rising.-.NadiS0n .7rgttS.
The same here. If nies-or bod-bugs-
sizeable and Troublesome, will keep off chol-
era, our apartments are safe. We are inclined
to think, however, that the Editor of the
Wheeling Gazette has made no very impor-
tant discovery
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
FARLEY EATON.
Judge County Court.

State Of Wisconsin Estate of John Jewell
Iowa County, IS. Io,ra County Cont
Joseph Lean has fled his petition in the County
Court, praying administration upon the estate of
John Jewell, late of said County, deceased: Il
hearing will be had upon said petition al a Pro-
bate Term of said Court. TO be holden al the
Probate office in Mineral Poirt on the third Mon
day OF September next when and where any per
son nay appear and show cause why the PRAYER
of the petitioner should not be granted.
Dated August 18th. 1850
FARLEY EATON.
45-3w Judge County Court
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
} In Chancerg on Peti-
: ton for Partition
} If Reat Estate.

,r In Clancerg on Pet
Iowa County, IS. of BeoI Estots'
WILLIAM MoREHEAD, ! The ompl ainant
u.s. having filed his petit
STEPHEN MoREHEAD, ton for partition of
ROBERT MoREHEAD, the following descrb-
SALLY MoREHEAD, ed real estate, TO wit
HENRY LUDLUM, and The y w Ii and Il
MARY, his wife. l-2 of the of the ) W
ii of S 8; the S f "A of S w Ii and W
IL $ + II of S ), and the + 10 Of ) W / Il
S 9, all in town 4, range l east, lying and be-
ing in the county of Iowa; the Il Ia and
the W 1-2 w IA and the W ID \ W IA
S % the w IA OF y w Ia 5 %, l-2
of ii and y " IA s f. Ia and h ii
of \ f Ia and w I-2 Of 5 w Ii s 81, w
IL of S J. IA S Is, all in town 4, range l
-----.s -. - t-ss IN the county Of Grant:
and II having been made to appear by afIida-
Wit that Robert MurrboaA @-,s- If fhesc dafand-
ants is not now within this State, notice Is
hereby given to the said Robert MoTehead TO
appear at the next term of circuit court to be
holden at the court house in Mineral Point IN
said county on the third Monday of October
next, then and there 10 show cause, or the
PRAYER Of the petitioner will be granted.
Dated at the clerks Office, the 9Th day of
August, 1850. JAMES HUTCHINSON.
Clerk Circuit Court, Iowa CO., Wis.
FARLEY EAToN, Sol. for Co'pt. 4i-6w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
Clb9Iera at Galena.

The Gazette If Monday morning, August
10th, puhlishesfshe names Of twelve persons
who died of cholera in Galena on Sunday
iast-the first dAy Of It's outbreak there.
The Jcferson'an Of Tuesday evening, Goth,
estimates the rlum er Of deaths up to that
time at Gorty, and announces the decline of
the disease and death of five others the fol-
lowing day.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

- 4 mans nature IS indicated b his dress.
The oprs heHtej man wears his clothes loose
and comfortable, whilea narrow contracted one
sports nGltness, and white ch okers, tied very
Tight. ouI monied men on the contrary, are
close shaved, and look glossy and crisp, like
Rev bank note. As DJb5s very Justly, re-
marks. never ask u favor Of man who wears
his crlv@t tight
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
MONTREAL, I
July eth, 1919. !

Dr.. Cayer, young physician Of this city
las published iii the .iolrrGfde Que5sc, At the
request Of tile dean Of the faculty, DR.. Pain
ehand, remedy for Cholera, which has been
used by him With astonishing success. 1t
acts as powerful tonic upon the whole sys-
ten as strong as,rIngout on the intestineS,
and strongly on the blood; keeping up a free
circulation, and restoriu. il. if interrupted.-
Tie carmlnaiivo Is - quiet the action Of the
stomach. Dr.. CayeT mixes an ounce of the
muratod tincture Of iron, with or 10 drops
If ell Of anI,eed To check the premonitory
symPtoms-DaFrbol,- gives from so to
IL drops, IN tablespoonful of cold waller
II the dIarrhga Is accompanied with vomiting
and cramps, he gives the med lcine often, and
N large doses, (nearly one o. two teaspoons
ful) every half hour, until the symptoms have
entirely drsappearcd. Or. Cayer interdicts
the use Of WaieTeruel, frf the relief of thIsl
ind suggests, instead, that > 0. dsop, Of
leu vine be given Il water.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

Thus ARE NATIONS DRAWN ToGETHER.-A
convention has been entered into between
Belgium and Prussia, iorthe establishment Of
an electric telegraph between tie two coun-
tries.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

~ NJ. McDonald Of this city has in his
possession A Scottish ClaymoTe, dug from
the scene of Bguce's greatest triumph, the
field of Bann6ckburn. 1t must be more than
500 wears ol t.-CLereIand P!aiHdea'er.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23

- 7, Is said girl in Pittsfeld, Mass,
was struck dgnb by The firing ola cannon
Since then. it IS said that number Of mar
RED men have invited the artillery companies
TO come and discharge their peices on their
premises.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
EAsT ARENA, WIscoNsIy,
Ant OIL I~nl

Dear Sri find. BY report, that the Chol-
era IS again in Mineral Point, and send you
the following remedy foT that fearful disease
which extract from the New York Albion,
jelly 2Sth, to which paper it was sent by
Montreal correspondent in letter 20 its Edit
or. Hoping It may save some lives, remain
YOUR, sc. wv. PERRY.
.rhn flIn,,ir.r i Inc ertract aIInlnd IN -
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-08-23
STATE OF WISCONSIN,
Iowa County, SIS.
WILLIAM MoREHEAD, !

STEPHEN MoREHEAD,
ROBERT MoREHEAD,
SALLY MoREHEAD,
HESRY LUDLUM, and
MARY. his wife.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Groceries, Refreshments,

EDWARD o, PECK, having entrusted the
Ia management OF his Grocery to the sub
scrIber would take this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, That he
has made many additions aud improvements
to his stock Of GROCERIES,, CONVECTION
ARIES. REF resi- MENTS, SC. The hest of
SMALL BEER, of all XII, ds,) PORTER.
If an excellent quality, and various other sum
mer and winter drinks. kept constantly on
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES,
CAKES, Sc, &C., DC always fresh, and Of
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
SHIRT notice. cheap for cash go- OYSTERS,
cooked 10 suit the most fas,idious tastes, in q
style not TO be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish I" be suited in NEST satisfactory man.
ner aud on the most reasonable terms, will do
well to call at the Groceiy, in the basement Of
S p BOI.LES Store, West St.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
Litchfeld, May I'd, 1850. 4w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
very Important!

TNHO persons owning mill privilege on small
u stream of water where they cen obtain "a
feet or more fall. in short distnnce-abou, IS
feet 10 preferred the subscriber will furnish
motive power and fixtures which is acknowled
ged by nearly or quite all persons who see the
operation TO excel all they ha, g seen as yet. A
specimen can be seen in the South East part Of
the town OF Cana an. miles from Falls Village,
and in Pine Street, in the town Of Cornwall,
miles from Cornwall Bridge, Liich6eId County,
Conn.,, and IN tho South part of the town oil
Washington, Berkshire County, Mass. 8 miles
East OF LenOx Court House, and in the Shaker
Village Of New Lebanon. Columbia County, N.
Z. II ID simple in its constitution and very per-
nianent and dus bible. Itls peculiarly convenien,
for common saw mill, there is nothing equal
60 Il. 1 commonly use about ~ square inches
OF water for . saw Midland make it saw 100 fee,
Of boards in 10 minutes
/ FOrflrther particulars enquire at the Office oil
the Litchfe!d Enquirer. or hyeiter to the subsbri
Der directed 10 Falls Village. Litchfield County
Conn. or to Daniel ]. Hawkins, New Lebanon,
Columbia Co, N. Y. Ihaye also very inn
portsnt improvement for the Saw frame and
the pitman irons. which ] warrant to oxcel all
others
Gothic very best Of reference and informa-
lion will be given on request by letter or 9th.
erwise All letters should be post paid.
f H. WlGHTAiAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
M ~ II III A j.
Life Insurance CoudpaE

OF BALT4MONE. .,.t.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, IS Doan.
IN Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHAbwILL.
General Agent forNew England.
SUBJ Agency of Woodbury, Conn. William
Cothren, Esq, Agent.
Garwood II. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
PLY stefan
Local Board of Trustees tor .Ne,e England
ID, 0nch.
DANIEL DESHON, PRESIDENT.
C r. Adams, Col. VIM. SCHUYLER,
Rev'd S. X. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom.
John Schouler, William w. Warren.
Funds sufficient tome the expected lasses
Of this Branch from its present business. are
now invested in New England. under the So
peIvision OF the Local Board of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be done from month TO month he, ealier.
Fer order: GEO. M. CHALWILL,
8 General Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
NaugatuOk Failroa d.
SUMMER ARRANGEMEN1,

~ 1
Consmeweiag april 24th, 1850.
THIRST passenger TRAIN viii leave Bridgeport
Il for Waterbury al l0,2S q. M, or On tne
arrival at the 8 .. N. Express TTaiA tTaIh rev (:
York. connecting at StTaliora with the VsoV
a, m. train from New Haven.
ed Passenger Train will leave bridgeport lor
Winsted, al $40 p. m. or on the arrival q tne
Ihe2 as p m Express Train from New Nerk,
connecting at Stafford with the 80 P. N.
Train from New Haven.
IstFreight train with passenger ear attached |
wi Il leave BidgepOItfOr Winsted at 20 a. M |
cd Freight Train with passenger car attach
ed will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury at o.
o. =. m.
Returning.
First passenger train will leave Winsted at
ITO ia, connecting al the junction with
special train to New Haven, and arrive at
Bridgep4i: IN time for the passengers to take
the O30 a. m. train TO New York. and Trains
10 Hartford. Albany, Pitts6eld, and Stations on
the Housatonic Railroad,
Cd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury at
j. 80 m, connecting at the Junction with the
.pecial train TO New Haven and Hartford, and
arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to
to take the m Train to New York.
Sd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury
At 3.35 n. m, connecting with the Express
the is Train to New York and Evening Train
| to Pittsfed. -
Freight train with Passenger Car attached
wi / leave Winsted at 40 p. m. and arrive IN
Bridgeport in time tor the $50 r. m. Traint 10
New Haven, and Evening Train to New YorksH
STAGES
From L;ichGeld will connect with the Pas.
senger Train which leave Winsied at ITO a.
m. and Bridgeport at SIC p N. at the Itch.
field Station.
Stages will also connect at Winstea from
Hitchcecksville and New Boston, and at Huns
phreysviIle from Woodbury., Southbury. and
Oxford.
fotchkiss' stage for Watertown will con.
meet with the Sal m Train from Waterbury
and 1925 a. m. Train iiom Bridgeport. daily.
and on Tuesdays and Saturdays with the S. ~
| D m train from Bridgeport.
!, A Freight Train from New Haven, and the
Steamer Roger Williams,
. from New York. will connect with the Freight
Trains on this Road. Freight will
: billed ON each station for New York, New
Haven and Bridgeport. ~
Time sO1sen Trains Leave Stations.
RRIDGEPORT TO WINS TED
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
American Chain Pump Fac

TIME subscriber IL prepared TO furnish At
J. wholesale or retail Chain Pumps in any
quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes, &C., sent
to any part Of the country by Rail Rad. The
best Of Chain and Wheels sold at the vely
lowest cash prices. Call and see.
WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do
Country work, and Forge for Machine Shop.
II. BALDWIN,.
Washington, Feb. 2, 1850. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
q RICHARRR.
Custom and Ready Made CIothiag En-.
Poriags,


Custom and Ready Made CIotking ENs-
Poriags,
AND
GontIemon's Quitting Establishment.
st door east Of Wheeler's Hotel, West st. |
Spring and Summer Stock of
Fashionable ClOtIaimg,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
THAVE found il necessary to move into West
l. Street, and have taken the store fUrmerly
occupied by Mr.. Samuel Clock which has
recently been fixed up expressly Tor me. and
am now prepared to give great bargains in
Custom aud Ready Made Garments Oi every
description, TO all wko may favor m with
their patronage. l have received the most
fashionable assortNent OF Spring aud Summer
Goods ever befOf Tered to this public. Ny
stock has been sc tied with great care-wilh
specific reference 10 the Spring and Summer
t AIDE
Iwouid cal the particular attention Of my
customers and the public generally, to my
stock Of Dress and Frock Goats. at prices
varying from one do lar and twenty Eve cents
10 eight dollars.
The pantaloons manufactured and sold al
this establishment are admitted to be superior
other esta bllshmeut here and esold from one
10 seven dollars. .
The assortment OF vests embraces all the
new spring aud summer styles, from one to
five dUlla!e.
A spledid assortment of Cloths, Cas.imeres
ana Vcstines, of all kinds, by the yard or 10
suit purchasers, with full assortment OF tail
or's trimmings, all OF which will besold tremen-
dous cheap. rse8
Gentlemen-yonr are invited to examine
my stock Of goods before purchasing else.
where, Us J am determined not to be unGersold
By any man in this port Of the country.
| The fancy department embraces oil Mat 10
new or desirable, in Duglise French and ltai
. ian, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders
Gloves, OF all kinds, umbrellas. and good as
/. sortmen Of plain and fancy shirts, bosOms anc
Z collars, hosiary, with every other article usually
J kept in a GENrLEMANs OUTFlrTfNG ESTABLISH
/. MINT. al-
i Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can hav'
r. their garments made in style not to be sur
passed in fashonor workmanship. and warran
/, ted to fit.
= Cuu,ng done at short notice,
Spring fashions just received.
}. l ieel under great oblig tons to my numel
n Gus customers for their past attention. an
trust by close application TO business, and fir
determination not to be exceled by any estab
lishment of the kin in the country, j sha
merit the patronage which has been 70 llbel
T. II. RICHARDS,
West Street, Liich6eId. so
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
PROTECTION
insurance Company.
OF

hartford, CONN.
TINE subscriber having been appointed All
i agent OF the above Company, ofiersto in,
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns
and their contents, and all other descriptions
of insurable property against loss OF damage b!
fire, at rates Of premium as low as anyoihei
similar institution.
G. F. DAVIS, Agent.
Litchfield, lS4e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
naUrION EXTRA.

4 ,.Sa - ths name q RuEI. cl.APR ha. ea.slssa
- . 100 nan 81 tho name q 5. z. TOWNSEND.
lsn = 49, ~ sSs1r Il cut an 0agaapafi1, Whiro
49, Sss ~ T1wnsendss 0ogsapaIln. aennpl1nsngeA
NUINR oTsuai, etc. This Tonasas 20 q. 1899 80,
s.s y ..-af. ~ fhe IKE Yet hb eesnHnae NE u9o
n n. oS ~ paEPoss Of gaining e,san le' M. ~. =
sas ~ & also sending out cares ne4eS sz - -
~, es5sn fsr "a week. win Give ,:
- n - VII produce oae slngs. elfsly d.. 81
49, Thia 4 n eauton the public nas y = gses<
49, 5,,.-hs~a none hue he GENUINE, Ok!N1NAss
m ri m lacoa 7ownsend's eaEsapasalst neea ~
~ NJ ne Iilenssa his family eeAs o. esmas M NJ
slsaa'uss ae'o'' sae ooA' JACOB TOWNSEND.
2 Pyine;Sar oGss, Ios Nsssswsts "sp Sssh Cry
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27

+ II II 4 g
DAYTON continues to mannlac
tnra saSykAPHINES and MELO
DEOKo ef thsvery best quality o.
G 3 tonn cd workmanship. bis Sera-
phinls ore nadA vfpon principles entirely
rev. and are not inferior to any made or
usSa ia this country. ,~
DNYTON'S IMPROVED NE
LODEONis admitted BY the most COM
petea. Judges 10 be superior 10 any Meiode>
On now in use. II has q keyboard STINT
lar ia that of Piano or SeraPhine. Inc
Case is of Roseveod. Black walnut, ans
Mahogany, and Is veil finished. ane TONE
IN verT smooth, and can be made loud OF
sofl nv the use of the Swell Pedal. y -
vel, adapted to quick or slow music. Inc
Rellows is constructed ON a hsw AMI I'm.
sornved v,an.-it works with Pedal, and
viii INIT li,tle iucoavenience TO the pertor"
mer. II lseasiIy made portable ~ ioldtag
the legs underneath.
Nh. These Instruments are we'll adap'
ted for an. accompaniment 70 ehurch cnoir'
nj well az for parler use, and IS they arr
rnada In, 4 strong and substantial manner
~ snhscriber feels entire confidence IN re
eommcnding them as adurable andefacien
Instrument.
~ The puslie are invited TO call an
examine them.
nEP;anos, Seraphines, and other Mn
nieaT Tnsfrnmeuts, tuned and repaired.
Sc 81. ssag J. DAYTON.
/. Wo,es.tsiiis, Csun., July, lS40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Curtis Il. North.
OFFICE OF THE
Moriden Insurance Agency.

WEST MERIDEN. CoNN.1
Agent for the
4Etna, Protection, and Hartford Fire Insu-
rance Companies, HART I'd. Ct.
Wash ng on Co Granville, N. Y.
Equi,; BIZ. Concord, N. H.
Connecticut Lite, Insurance Company Hart.
ford.
Philadelphia. Health Insurance Company.
Philadelphia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
Nav York.
Stamford Health Insurance Company, STAN
ford Conn. tf43
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-06-27
Steam Engines and Boilers

steam Engines and Boilers
A RE made and repaired on the shortest ho-
IA tice by the subscriber. Shafting and Ma
ehinery OF a'lkintls made to order. Castings
furnished Of the best quality. and extremely
low.
Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched
Leather Belts. Also, Chain Pumps or Water
Elevators. Wholesale and relail.
TOOLS, PATTERNS, DIES, and all kinds
Of work usually done in machine shop, done
in style which cannot tail to cult customers.
GAS, STEAM and WATER PIPES always ON
hand, AARON .KILBoURN.
Ne, a Towards ST. New Haven,1
December 1st. 1919.