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Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03

DROWN MUSLIN-3 bales As
ID brown muslin, heavy article, for
sale by A. NUDGE a. Co.
Nov. J., 1850. ~
Des Moines courier. ([Ottumwa] Iowa) 1848-1854, 1851-10-03
Do Your own Painting.

April 18th, lS5l.-6w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
CAnrrAss.

Thirteen dnys, aIl told. of the present Session feInain, yet not a single Aplropria> tiOn bill has yet been touched in either house The POstrge Reduction bill has passed the House, but been reported to the Senate with several important amendments, which will pretty surely send it bRck the French Spoilstions bill has not been touch- ed in the House the Buard of Claims and New York Mint b:llshave been kiIled theres and the House saw iit on Saturday, after wasting two or three days in irrelevant and unimportant lalk, tOladlmra over without taking a vote Un the River and HarbOr bill More must be dOne-many times mOTe- in the next thirteen days than has been ac- in the bygone eleven weeks.- How can either House consent to adjourn on single day without having disposedof one important bill during the sitting of that day 2
 Tribune of Monday,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
DI ED.

Tn this town. 9th inst, Mrs. FANNY BUEL, aged 40-wiFe of Mr. Charles C. Buel.
 Tn nhis town, on the 4th inst, MT. EZRA WEEKS, aged "A.
 Iu ShaTon Mrs. CHLOE TROUT, aged S8-wiIow uf Jaraes Pton, revolutionary peRsionsr.
 In Norfulk, 2d inst, MT. FREDERICK CAMP, in the 52d ye1r td his age. A few days previous, while at wolk in Iris barn, in getting down from the mow he fell upon piiclfork, injuring him so severely as to cause his death. He was an exemplary Christian, and died universally aamented.
 0n his passage toCaiarma. Dec. 18th, CHESTER s. PATTERSON, of New Preston, aged 2S years.
 in Chcn$lngo, N. Y.. a8th ait, AARON STONE in the Ssh yearof his age,
 al.. Stone waS one Uf the earliest settlers of Broomc codniy. iie i,rrt n store in 6 a fog budding al an early day, near Crock ei's Mills, up the CheHaugo River, and carried ,sn Trade with the lodians, which were then puneroas in this section Of the ruuntIy. I hr wei kuuWn Indian, Antonio: who was executed. on o'.e occasion in Mr. sS,one's hoaSe, rsisrd chair to kill his wife, tut was promptly arrested in the att by Mr. $. He has departed at ripe old age, leaving behind him good name for inIe gritty and sOciai virtues no enemies and a numerous circle of friends and ac, auain.ances to cherish his m. m0Ey.
 Br,,o,ne Co. Republican,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
REAL 1sTARH FOR sAxD
 AT PUBLIC AUCTION.

PURSUANT to an order of the hoaora. N ble Court Of Probate of and for the district of Norfolk, will be so.d al public auction on the premises, Tuesday, April ini, a. 10 o'clock 4. M., (unless previously dis dosed of at private sale) all the real estate of T. C. Gaylord. deceased ; siIu1ted l l>2 milsS east of the meeting house. Said farm contains l45 acres, more or less. well walered, and suitably divided into moving, blow, pasture, and wood land. with sugar orchard. There is good supply oi fruil, consisting of over 30 diGrrcnl kinds of choice apples, also pears. plans, cherries. &c. There iea good one aad a half sb'sy house, win ell aud wood h0ube attached. suitable for two fsmliiss. Also good nev e failing spTiag oi water. bsoagh. Ia Isad pipe into she house. aud thenre t0 the cattle yasd. There are 3 hatns. one of them Fe. esn,Iy bulls. @ hy 90 feet. with co nndsr- gyound stable running Ihe who'e length. For further particulars enqnITs oH lhs prem" eDee, og ot lhe sueseglbei lA SimAbuFy.
 N. c. GAYLORD, EssoatsT.
 NossDlk. Jas. ltsh, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Boots, Shoess
ag Gaiters, Rubbers, dc. UI

Dancing Cutters, Rub6ers, dc. UR>
 precedented low prices
 READ! READ!
 TU'T received, one thousard prs. or more. J Among which nay be found Ladies Cater boots, French Enameled Jenny Lind Sh,es, Enainled Polka Boots, Morocco Boots, Leathe, Boots, Huskia Slippers &c. &c at very low prices, Rnbbers, Rubber Gaiters. Children dp do. much lower than usual. Cents. Dancing Gatels neat and fine. Turkish Slippers do Cali. Kip and Cowhide B"ots. Brogans and Slippers, at prices lower than usual and believe lower than ever known before. Cents Rubbers good article warranted good; should any fail in reasonable time, 5,ing them back and take new ones for :hem, Prces reduced. Persons in want of anyl hing in the ab,ve line are respectfully invited to call, they will find little money will ga great way, at the prices am now selli"g at.
 -s .- SAMUEL CLOCK. Litch6eld, Feb. l2th 1851.
 N. B. Preach Cork SOles for Ladies highly recommended by Physicians, warranted water proof.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

every varieiy oi pipe and cooking furniture [" m,ke stove complete. Box and Shop St0vcs s.t3.s.A ..5. " .- sHs. es N
 Also Furnace castings of every description. consisting of Water wheels. over shot and pitch back; Mill gearing great variety, Machine ~ castings of every kind, Chilled Sleigh and Cutter Shoes mad" any length to suit. Plough Castings, &c. Sc. All nrdets for castings promptly filled. Furnsce a, all times in ope ration. -r- p A ...s... ,rx ..ryF8
 Seley's Patent Wagon Co ipling.. for heavy or light wagons, very superior article -- Wagon Makers are invited 10 louk st il and try il. Machinery built and repsirrd, either heavy or light. for cotton or wool, in; the best manner anG upon the most reasonable terms Cal! and see. Wanted 50 tons of ol'l east iron.
 r%'A ~r II BALDWIN.
 Washington, Conn. Nov Sih, 1850 COW
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Have Out that Aching
 ..t Tooth.

HNllE subscriber ". uid lake this opportuni>
 l. " 10 call the aIlention oi lls paifons and inc pubic generally, [" hs supefI'r mode oI Extracting Teeth. by which at lea.t three iourihs oi lhs pam, ean.ed by the common practice IS avoid,d besides rendering every effort io extract badly d"rayed teeth and roots perfectly successful Petsons afflicted wilh inoih ache need have 10 fear lhai ihe, canLut be removed on account oi briiilenrss or any ,Iher cause. for it OIlen happens that hy tho u.e of Chtvalir's splendid Fnicrps, l have extracted from six Co eight Teeth which wei bl"krn oii even with the bone, in twice aGman seconds.
 1 wouid also here announce. Iha, until (ur. liner nnIics. ny price tr extracting Teeth MtIi be iweve and hali cents apiece. -'--- N D. All work in the saTinus derartInsni si DEN riSTRY. periminsd wllh care ana dlspaieh. AHd upaD lhe mesi apptnye,l princk pies 0l Dental kfieRte, and ai n, dsFhie prices
 - EDWARD ". BLAKE.
 Lltehaeld. Oct c. 1850. if9l
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

At Court of Probate holden at NorG, ik. within and for the District of Eor!olk, ON the itl: day of February, \. D. 1851.
 Present. JOHN DEwELL, Esq. Judge.
 ON motIon of s l.. Northway, administra- Tor on the estate uf ERASTUS HOWE. lsl- of Norfolk, within said District. deceased: This Court doth decIee Inst six months from this date be allowed and limited fer the cyediIors ot said estate to exmhit -thc,r claims against the same to said Administrator; and directs that public notice b. given of thIs order by ad' yertlsng in a newspaper published in Li,ch. field. and by posting a copy thereof on the pub> lie sign post in sail towa cf Norfolk. neaIes the place whe 'e the deceased last dwelt
 sz Ce,ificd from Record. v.s fl .,
 JOHN DEWELL, J3dge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
1i otice.

THE inhabitants of the Town sf Litch- field ate hereby notified that the last A"' nual Town Meeting stands adjourned to Monday the 24h inst, al l o'clork, r. Me- al the Town Room for the purpose oi lay ing Town Tax, and also that at said meeting a petition 10 discontinue a high way in Northfeid, running between the lands of Edward Guernsey and Ap0ilos Camp, will be acted upon.
 J. G. BEcKwIrH.
 TRUMAN GILBERT ....
 S.p. WOODWARD, ! Selectmen.
 ABNA LANDoN,
 VIM. NEwTox, -- Feb, l7, 1851. .....-..es
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
PROBATls Rg0DRrD.

The Court ot Probate fIr,Ihe District of Norfolk. hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for Iha creditors tO ihe estate of ERASTUSL. HOWE. late of Norfolk, In said District, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims fnr allowance md setiltmenl.- Those hegiecting Co present their accounts within said time, properly aitested, will be de. barred recovery All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 S. D NORTHWAY, Administrator. Dated at Norfolk, Feb. 4 1851. At Court of P, hate holden at Salisbury within and for the District of Salisbury, on the 22d day of january, \. D. 1851.
 Present, JOHN G. MITCHELL, Judge nN MOTION of the Administration on the Oesiate of NIiii0m .NoOre, late If Salisbury within sad District, deceased; This Court doth decree that Six months from ihe he allow. ed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit Iheir claims again7t the same 10 the Administrators and directs that public notice br given ot this order by advertising in news paper published in Liich6eld, and by posting cnpy thereof on the public sign pest in sait town of Salisbury nearest the place where tn, deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record.
 JOHN G MITCHELL. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
MARRl ED.

In Water,own, 5lh inst. by Rev. II. II. Reed. MT. CHARLES MCNEIL, of Litch. fed, 10 Miss EMELINE. daughter of A, fl. Loveland, Esq.
 In Bridgeport, 4,h inst. Mir. JOHN w. OVIATr to Miss HELEN, daughter of F, s. Abernetty, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
NAEfce.

VIE Subscriber having more huSiues A entrusted to his care than he can al tend eo' onerS to rent hts store and meal market, and the remaining AIock Of RO"ds on hand, groceries aud provisions. 5000 lbs elenr pork and hams. The store is one ot the most convenient ones for business in the State. Possession given the first oI March or April. VIM. WHEELER,
 by s. D. WHEELER, Agent. Li'ch6eld, Jan. IA, 1851.
 N. B. On hand 800 accounts made out. which to save cost, the owners ure requested to call and pay without delay.
 $ D. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
A New and Important Inven-
 ..... .... fiOn. .. .-

n nAVIS'S Patent Churn for churni ng, gath .Dering and working butter. This churS works the butter milk entirely ont Ot the hut ter, and orks in the salt. In short II com DIeles tho work on butter betme it iA taken from the churn Practical demonstrations will be given 10 any that desire, The lAdles will perceive the advantage oi having their butter worked The proprietor is manufactur- ing large quantity of them and hopes bv the month of March to supply the counties oi Litchfield and Du,ches with the above useful article. As the principle of this chsrn tor churning, gathering and working butter. is patented, it will be protected by the stringent laws touching that point, E. WING.
 Sole proprietor for Litch6ed and Du!ches counties.
 West Goshen Ct. Jan. g. 1851.
 P.S. The Subscriber will likewise contin> uehis former business of manufacturing Sash. Blinds and Doors, Sash glazed with sune'ior American or French glass. 37If E WING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

The Court of Probate Gag the Dlsa.ief iot tshhsId, hath limited and allosvaa els mon, N lFsm the dale hereof. Ior the ereal;laFs ln Ihs Estate of Martin Pratt. lsiv of Liiehaeid. In sad District, deeeased. In which la exhlhil lheiF elslHls iof allowance and seliiemenl. = Thase neglse,irg Co present lheiF seee anis saId sslats sss requested Co maMs lmsnedlale paymant eu 30
 RSo"s EScs ,. T SRzTr. xS4!r Manufacturers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
PINE u M B FER,
REMOVAL.

Dr. BOoTWICK has removed his residence to MT. J. L. Judas, at the Abbe Place, South street. Night call CTS will please rap at the north door, Office as heretofore. x
 Ldtchfeld, Jan 27, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Goods at Auction! :!

THE attention Of the public is invited 10 lhe ....
 AUCTION SALES of Dry Gouds and Groceries; on this, Wednesday and Thursday afternoons and evenings ;n Sou. h Stleei. rz.
 EE- See Hand Bills. -EY
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

Ms. Editor-H yoo will make room fOr the following exiracls frOmlihe Grand List. and comparison with last year. think you will guaaily many OfyOur readers. L.
 LitehReId. Feb 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

NOTICE is hereby given .hA. tho Part Hafahip ofS A !. r. IN HON lp heseb' dlspnivsd Az inc huslness oi ths Csanpany iu ln be immediately cloied al. il wlll bs neeeS sss, lhsl uli Aesounis sln.lsa he settled ane e
 SIDNEY ENSIGN, J a ~ JOHN r. ENSIGN ! ssalh Canaan. Jam iD lsal. w.b
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
AUCTION,

TNHE Dwelling House and Loi on the norin
 N side of West stFeet, in the village oi Li,chheld. being ihs laie residence of William Wa'd, will be sold al Public Auction 10 he highest bidder. on Thursday ihe 6ih day of March, 1851. alip'clock in the afternoon. - Tslmsot ssle made known at said time. Sale positive. Possessinn given immediately. If de. shei. FREDK A. GRANNi ss-
 Litehketi. Febtuarv A. tSSt "
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20

At a Court of Probate holden a. Norfolk with. in and for the District of Nortoik. EN state of ERASTUS L, HOWE, late of lL Ne ok, deceased.
 The AhnInislralcr represent the Estate in> solvent, and pray the appolnment ot Com> missioners thereon. Whereuron, Ordered, that Commission rs 10 receive, examine. and adjusted the claims of the creditors of sad Es,ale. be appointed at the Probate Office in Norfolk, on the 2Oh day of March mex, al, ten o'clock in the brenuon And that all persons interested in said Estate may be noti- fled thereof, the Administrator will cause his order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchtie!d. aud post copy shereoi on the public sign post in said Nort.lk
 A true copy of record.
 .- JOHN DEWELL, Judge. Norfolk, Feb 4 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
LlrCMRIRI.n ACApEMY.

The next quarter wIlI commence oa Mon' iay tho oa of Rebsassy. Tesmse es lsga l.e
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
NtTITHpU ITNIN NFCOTUs
 JOHN G MITCHELL. Judge.

At Court of Prohlte holden at Torrington, in and tor he District of Torriaston, on the 9th day of Feb,, 1851.
 Present HARLOW FYLER, Judge. :" HEREAS Albert Bradley. of saIG Torring w ton has an assignment of hs E tate real anl personal. in trust for tho benefit of all hi, creditors, and Henry s Barbour. of said Tor rln4tn, has b en diy apDnnred and cons ituted sp'e Trustee oi said Estate assigned, there fore in pursuance of tue Statute in such eases provided. this Court doth assign the l2th day oi March 1851, at o clock P. M at the dwelling h use "i Clark B: D,wns in lVo!c c,tlvllle ln sa I'd Torrington, (,he Probate Office of sad Districu for the app ointment of comm ssinne to receive exah:'ne, and adjns, the claims of all the cred iors ci sa'd Bradley according l., law, and the said Trnsee is directed 70 publish notice of this order in a new>paper printed in Ltch6eld in tue .ounty of Ltchfield, and post q notice of said order on ihe sign post in said Wo'c"tlville, at least fifteen days baiore the said 18th day ot March, that all persons interested may attend aud be heard relative to sad appointment, il they see cause.
 HARLOW TYLER, Judge. The above is a true copy from Ree,rd.
 Attest. CLARK 5. DOWNS. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Farm for Sale.
FALL TRADE, 1850.
 CONVEYS N LEETE. Successors to Dr. Nathaniel Booth, late BOOTH G BRONIHAM,

successors to Dfs N0tndnleB BOOtns bate BOOTH & BRONGHAM,
 New Haven, Conn. 0FFER for the sale the following goods, " at prices which will command the att ,ention and patronage of the most close and economical purchaser.
 DRUGS AND MEDICIyNES. 500, lbs prime Turkey Opium 5000 do. Cream Tartar 25OO dn Carb Soda 2O00 do Epson Salls 5caSes Calabria Liquoriee .. t.... 200O lbs Rad do luOO do Gum Camphov 300 do Carb Ammonia 800 do extra E. J Rhubarb. DYE WOODS AND DYE STUFFS.
 300 bbls Camp Logwood
 300 dn St D do .. ,...rgt.I
 50 do Redwood and NicWood
 50 do Barwood aRd Peachwood
 9 do Camwood nHd Red Sanders
 SD do Rustic aud Maple Bark 2UOO do Ombro 'Nlad.ler
 2OOO do Blue Vi.rinl
 5000 do Cnpp'ra>-200O do GrdArgols 1000 do Bi Chrnma,e Potash E 'F 1000 do Madras Guatemala, Caraccas and Manila lndigo uf the finest grades
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Congressional Convention.

The Wings of the 4:h Congressiona
 District are hereby notified that Con veniion will be held at Terril's Hotel, in BrookGeld, on Wednesday, the 9th day of March, A. D. 1851, as II o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of nomin- ating candidate to represent said Dis trict in the next Congress, and to do any business proper to come before said Convention. Each town in the District
 requested to send delegates to said Convention equal to double the number of its Representatives in the General As.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
Annual Stockholders
 MaafinU.

NOrICE ,s hereby giyea iO the Stockholders IV ofthe Housatonic Rail Road Company. that lthe annual meeting of said company will he hol en at WOrdin's Hall, in the City of Bridge port, on Tuesday the 18th day of Feb, 1851, at 2s'c. ok, P. Nj, tor the election of Board of Directors. fer inc ensuing year. and to do any other business proper to be done at said meeting.
 IRA SHERMAN, Sec'ry
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIO.J

1 OF THE ' LEWIS STOCK COMPANY" Dhereby associate ourselves as a body Poli- tlc and Corporate pursuant 10 the statute ot
 the state oi Connecticut relating to J"im Stock Corporations, and the following are ouI articles oi agreement and association. Art. The name of the sad corpt ton shall he lhe Lewls stock Company" Art. y. The cA?ilal stock oi said corpora ton sha'lbe Twenty-Five housand Doliars, and the said ca liial stock shall be divided Tn. to one Thou and Shares of Twenty five D"i> lars each
 Art. lI The purpose for which said c"r> poration Is established IS the iolowIns tu wit |: | The manufacture ot Locks ot all klnds, 10 SCI and d,ai in the same, 10 deal in merchandise
 sl all kinds. nd toPu,ch"se and sell all artl. | cles necessary end convenient for the prose
 cution of the saii business and generally to do l all acts conncettd with or Incident 10 iEe said
 business or the prosecution of the same. 1 Art ". The statute aforesaid relating t0
 Juinl Sttck Curparal,ors is hereby particular 1 ly referred to and niadt i'ut "f ibese articles. l and the cof2nra!li.l here by established and
 organized under aud prssuaht to the said act 1 shall have tLe p. wers and proceed according | 10 the isgnAtiun. desci .bed ald specified in said act '-~ .,...-,.... Alt. Y. Each subscriber to these articles agree to take the ,.umber ei shares anaexed to
 his or her name II ihe capital stock of the said corporation, each share 10 be twenty-five d,lars as sforeSsid and to be paid for by in>
 slalments as the directors of :he said corpora ton shall call in the same.
 Art. VI. The said corpctstIon is located in
 the village of Terryvile in the town of Ply
 mouth, Lnchfeld County and State of Connec-
 lieut.. -....t-
 Dated a, Terryyille, this lsi Day of Febru-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
AUCTION SALE.

TWILL be sold at Public AucLion on
 w Wednesday March 26lh. 1851 ,aI l l o'clock A. M., al the store of r. U. Skid. more ia Bethlsm, the place tnvnerly owned and occupied by James McDanWls, con- sls.ing oG . house. bara, and other Oui. buIldlags, together with one qSareI 0f an acre Of laAd. Said property is plsasan.ly situated In lhe village of Brlhlem, Mnl ls aa excellent stand foF mechanic oP nny olhpr husiaess. Said property will be sold 10 the highest bidleE without Essssve. Doe halG 0f the purchase moasy eaa semaln OR lhe nlaee tOf three years C repaired. Pos. session glveu on ihe lsl Uf Apfi.
 E0s farthee parslenlags. saaaige Of P. U. Rkldmote. oT A. MaFeA, ssv Grand Bliesb Hew ~nFk, U
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
O 4 Y 1!

l0uO do do Fall do
 1000 do unbleached do do .. -s 300 do Keats Foot Oil, all of which has been selected by us :n New Bedford and New York. and which we warrant to give entire satisfaction. --.,-. PAINTS! P.dLrTS!! P.4LV1'S!!! F 10000 !hs Atlantic White Lead vt e- 5UOO do Bellville do rU. 1000 dn English do ....4 .......e 10 casks French and Spruce Yellow
 10 do Ven Red-5 d Spanish Brown 500 lbs Terra de Scnna burnt and ground 5OO to English Drop Black
 5OO do Americah do
 3OO io English Trieste, Chinese and Am
 Vermiliion a-
 500 do each, Mineral, Paris, Brunswick and Saxony Greens 500 do Blue. Green and Black Smalts l5O do Unramaim and Antwerp Blue 5OD do India. Red loo ho Rose Pink QUO gals English i.Inseed Oh 5O0 do American do
 500 do Spirits rurpentine
 20 bbls extra dry Whiting T 5tU lbs Red Lead and Lilharge 1000 do Umher in lump and ground, dry 300 do Refined Lamp Black
 5tW do Common do
 5uO do Chrome Green and Yellow 0Casks Rotten Stone do Pumice do lU0 lbs Vandyke Brown-5OO do German Black Lead, Flake and Cremls White, Frankf,rt, Black. Orange, Mineral and drcp Lakes of all qualities and shades. BRUSHES!! 100 dog ex:ra and Common Paints 50 do do do Whitewash 50 do Flat Camels Huir, from l.2 to 5
 inch
 50 gross do do Pencils, Eng
 lish and German
 Flat Varnish-Qmll bound, Painters Busters, Counter Dns.ess, Hair, Flesh. Tooth. Nail, Shoe-ex,ra and comni"". Scrub. Glue, Horse PlateIs'. Paste. Prinl- ers'. Graining and Badger Brushes of every description Are agents for large mann factory. and are prepared to execute orders for any kind or style.
 SUyEDRIES!! #H 500 lbs Red Chalk-lOO0 do White do
 3 3ca>ks Asphai,um 10 do English Sal So.a 30 kegs Salt PeiIe IT.. 3OD lbs Sal Ammoniac
 50 keg. Emery all numbers 5000 It's Flower Salphnr
 5 bbls camphine sou gross bnng. jar. bottle and vial COrks 300 lbs Nuimegs~-3OO do Cloves 2OO do Cassia ..e......
 5 cases English Refined Boiax
 5 do Mex Jet Lead
 20 packs Gold Leaf. different shades
 10 do Sn:er Leaf 9 lbs Bronzes 3DO Bath Brick, English
 5 eases Gun Shellac
 5 bbls Superior Fay Rum
 25 reams extra Sand Paper
 10 tbls B6imsioae
 GLASS! 1000 boxes of English. F,cnch and Ameri> can Wiadnw GlasA of lhe he's, brands Plate Glass of all kinds iof carriage manG'
 NFaT ACxO2. 100 esrboys Sulvhusic, Nitric. MnriaiIc 20 do Aqua Fo,tis to dipping Acids 10 do Aiur Fin
 OM Um. .fin, Brandy. I'0Fi An'I l1adsflA of very Anperi0r quality. suitable i0F ln5al' lds and medicInSI put poAeS Ba.A i'0n.. don Ponss ADd Brown si0ui, CamP'sll scotch Ale. We are manufacturing . very suptFlog ovalI.y BnFning Fluid, 10 which we would csll inc atlenGloD of e0ntamsfl. It hss eetn ,vsl, ,es.ed, and ln every ease Ii has given s.,i.s e.lIslarslon. We aFs ag'nis fIf the .a,. o( Boo.hls copil and JaplA vafaish, whIsh Is lar pfe1sfable l0 the Ns~ fofk and N'vA,eso ,esowi'Es xsiIss"i. a LneTR, OA s.i.s Il
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-02-20
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE

Is issued every Thursday morning, and con. lans Most Of the matter Of the Daily with more summary account of such Events and Proceedings as cannot he published in full. We mean that uo Weekly shall surpass this in giving fall, graphic aud faithful account of what the world |. Doing whereof u is Think ing and how il is Progressing. 54@
 HE vRIBuNE is no:yet quite ten years old and has obtained an aggregate circulation of not far from sixty five thousand cCpiss-about welhrds ot them on it's Weekly. Every subs scripuon is pad in advance, and the paper stops when the advance pay runs out, so that no man need hesitate to subscribe from an ar. prehensIun of being dunned for areas, perhaps after he has lett the place to which the paper .s sent, in ignorance that il is continued It is furnished to Inose who subscribe singly for $2 per annum, and iu consequence of the liberal the Publishers are enabled to offer the iollow,, ng ~4@afa @s@ =
 GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CLUBS. =S) Copies for one year $500 $ CopIes for one LeaF 1000 9 Ceples furwasded tU one address 20,U0 subscriptions tlUrn individuals and clubs are respectfully sohcited by  aa
 GREELEY & M'ELRA CII,
 Pu0tishess, l54 Nassau-st.N Y.
 s0- Notes ot all speci e-payI-g Banks in the unltcd states are taNen ioT subscriptions 10 this paper al par. Monsy enciUse1 tn tettcr tu our address, and ueposILed in any Post Olics> ln the Ualted StAtes, Asay be considered al eags risk but adsscrlptiusl ot the bills ought ili all cases to be ielt wittl t0s Post Bfasier. &
 G & Meg,