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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
II L. he contn,n-s to DYE Over Coats
Pants. Coats. Stockings. ladies Dresses,
SiawIs. &C.. at lIs residences. one quarter
OLA mile ntsi lie Coull House, in LifclI
f. ~. s..., ...r.
u All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended 10. ..l
Lmchfeld September |. 1851. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

WAaREn INSTITUTES. This long estab-
lished aud popula. Academy, located ~
Lnci lie d County. undel the direction Vi
BAT. toward, opens tor Il new team On
,l,e Il St Of December. Combining good
lle,ar, fac.l,t e. with moderate expenses
sthe school presents advantages " pupils
OF no common consideration.
~ Waterbury american.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

THE Administrator 90 The Essats-Sl
Il ERASTUS E. HOVE. bite Of Norf:,lk.
deceased. pursuant lgRn aTdor Of tl,E.t'"nrt
of Probate, for the district Of Nosf,ak. viii
sell at public or private sale, tlse Farm 4
Land lately owned aud occupied by.. The
said Howe, on the 9Th day Of sNov. 1851. ut
10 O'Clock, A. NJ, ut the dwelling house on
said farm, situated in the south 6art Of said
Norfolk. SAApI. ID NORTnWAY.
Norfolk, Oct. 13, 1851. Adm'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Sd cLEs or ASSOCIATIONS
HOtchkissyIIIc MIG. Company,

DEIr KNOWN, that we, the subScrOcrs,
ID do hereby ass"ctate ourselves ss b''dy
,,cIuIc aud cuTIIorsie, pursuant to the pF"yl'
sIOns of the l4Ih Chap'eF Of Title Sd Of the
Revised Statutes of the slate OF Connecticut,
rntIIlcd 'tOt Join. Stock C"lpoI atoms :" and
the i"llUvlng ate the Articles ut our agree
meat aud association:
Art, l. TIL. name Of said corporation shall
b. tine H0lchkIssvi,le Manufacturing Com
bany"
Art. II. The capital stock Of said Corpora
lion shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars, ami said
capital stock shail be divided Into two thOu-
sand shares at twenty five dollars each.
Art. I'll The puTp .ses tor which said Cor
i,uralIOm 10 established are IhR following, tO
Wit: The manufacturing and selling at all
Kinds 1T WOJien Goods OF which wool shall
10, III one Of the canInnenis paTtsi AZ also,
he printing. stamping. embOsSIng, dy"Img and
tinishimg at ali kinds al fabrics ut whatever
materials MI dr; aud whether sad tAnrIcs wese
.uanuIacIus wi, ar shall be owned by SAID Cor.
,IaiInn ~ uul and to SILL ant deal Ia all the
IT, ". described articles OF m-rcha IdISe- land
10, thu pur, hasIng aud lraslng f all real
STATE. mat hInrIy AID fixtures NECESSARY AID
'mv"nnnt-Al~', the hu ing, .rLling and deal
~ IN ALI k,ut~ Ut g,HIdS. Wares aud tn 'Ichaa-
tiS,, Ahi AL articles necessary and Convenient
- she cAsINIng "n Il SAID bu-iness ami g"I>
'rdiiV l" C0 all things ntctSsaI! ii cOnVcn-
ut l." the mAnagtTn-nI Ot The same
Arr. w. The Statute Law IT the State al
'nnerIIcnI h+Iein y for" teieIIen t", rpiaiIng
=" JOINT Stock l,"rpora'iors," IL hereby pAr>
icuI.rn Iett rred Ia, aud made part Of these
ai;Iclrs-arh the c"rp"ra'i"n hereby esIab~
t,steG and rGan'Zed uhder ahd puisu ut 10
the saline. shatt rave tue poWtIs enumerated
therein, aud pr"ce'.d according 10 the regula~
tI"ns ST lnrih and s;,rrfi d III SAID Law
Arr. " Each ~u,s,"I b,I Ia these Articles
agrees To take the rumhr, # Thar . anr eX, d
I" his man =, "t The rapi'at stock At sa.! C"r~
raiion-rarh share To he twenty-five dnllars
az afnt psaid and I" b pa,d ter nv instalments.
a. the Directors OF SAID CoIp"ra'i"n shall call
in The same.
Art vi The said Cornoraiion is esiahlishf d
aid located in tn. village "t H"ichkisSv'lie,
Town "f " '"dbnr,, Count. OF Iii chtield, a. d
STATE nf G. rnnecti-ui
W"dbury. Sept. 2i'h, 1851. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
J. J. BOOTH 4 co.
DEALERS In

TJNNA. Glass. Earthen aud BriftaOia
~ Ware Looking GLASSES. Table Cutlery,
Tea T'ngs. Snlar Lamps. Gira ndoI-s. Va
ses. Window Cnrnice aud Housekeeping
Articles generally.
The subscribers solicit the attention oi
OLD and NEw H"usekeepers, to their large
stock Of housekeeping articles iusi received
fir the FALL TRADE.
= We ara prepared To exhibit ms good nm
assortment Ot almost every Kind OF GnOjs
usually kept in a House furnishing Store.
no eau be found in Hartford Mes Haven,
or Bridgeport, and at prices Gull as low.
= Waterbury. Oct. 2ai, 1851. 3m24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
N0fice.

Nu-Tha Members 0, the Ecclesiastical So
cie,y Of the Methodist Episcopal t.huuch.
IN his Village, are requested to meet at the
Church, IN Saiu day the 9Th OF November,
at "chck. P. NJ. for the transaction Of
important business
A punctuAl attendance is requested.
L. STONE. Clerk.
LiIchfis Id, Oct. e9th 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

V
within amt tor tue dts,rIsI OF New M,ltmd
on the 81 daN f >"vemrer, A. d., 1851
Present, -DAvID {. SANFORD, ESQ. Judge
I'M motion al The AdmnI .Irai"r IN the E.
~ tate at ASiitR LO KNOOD, late al
New vi fond, w this SAID district. deceased
this Court d'hh u cree that six months from
this date he allowed and hmrtd Tor the Gre
dilors 1T said estate to exhibit .helr claims
against the same III he AdnrnrsiI ator, aud d..
reefs that cubic n"tlce b. gwen OF thus order
ny advertising IN . newspaper published in
Litchhe'd, and by posting a crpy lhere,f en-
the pubic sign p,si ~ SAID town ni New Mil
ford. nearest the place where he deceased las I
dwell. Certified from Rtcmd.
y C SANFORD. Judge.
All persons indehted To- SAID Estate are re-
qneSted to make iIhmet late pa,ment to
26 ABR\HAM J MORRISON Admir-
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
TOrringfnn, DC, II 1851 *3w

NOTICE is hereby given to all per
~ sons liable to pa\ town taxes ~ Was H.
rg'"n on list at 1850, that | will meet them
I" receive III ir taxes at the Store of Henry
Church an Il e I'd NJ mday Of N,vembrr, from
T." > VI ; "n Tuesday the day tIInwi ng. at
Ihe si're at Brman 81 GIanniss item to 5
Az Will do we'll lntall
Oct 20 $50 DAVID VIII rLEsEY
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Present. VIM X PECK, E,a Judge.

= IA - "ON, N@4 JuuST'
ESTATE ot ALVAH NO2IOA, late Of
IL Norfolk, IN said District, deceased. Tn"
administrator represents the Estate i,a went
and prays the appointment of Commissioners
thereon: whereupon, o,dered. that Commits
sioners to receive, examine and adjust the
claims Of the creditors of said Estate be ap-
pointed at he Prehate Office in said Norfolk.
on the 22d day of November, 1851, at o'clk.
in the afternoon, and tina, all persons interests
ed in said estate may be notified thereof. the
Administrator will cause this order to be pub
ished in newspaper p'inted in Litchfeld,
and post copy thereof on the public sign
post nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt in said Norfolk A true copy Of Record
25 VIM K PECK. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Notice.

rs hereby given I" the S'Ockhol 'e~s of The
Il Conaan ana Lrhfe'd Tnrnrik, Road,
that the annual meeting ot4 said Company
~ill te held a, O>hcrn's Hrel /" -,
Goshen. on Thurs lay. the ooh cav"f No
vemhe, next ~ II o'ri"rk. A. ". 80 an.
poin; the annual office IS. and IL, any other
necessary business.
BENZ. SEDGWTrK. CLERK.
Cornwall Hollow Ger 3, lS5k 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
Freeman. Hodges & Co.
90 Ltbeyty street,
.betsseeH DfoudWay ond Nassau street,
NEAR THE POST OFFICE,
NEW YORK.

wv Z are receiving. by daily arrivals
w frsn Europe, our Fail and Winter
assortment Uf rich fashionable fancy SILK
ami VI ,iIuery Goods
We respectfully invite all Cash Pur-
chasers thoroughly TO examtIe our Stock
and Prices, ami as interest governs. We Ieel
confident eur Goods a"d rrVcos wall induce
them 10 select from our establislimenl.-
Particular attention is devoted TO Millinery
Goods and many Of the articles are Dauu-
featured expressly to our Orders and can
NOT be surpassed IN beauty style aud cheap
ness,
beautiful Paris Ribbons, for Hat, Cap,
Neck and Belt.
SATIN and Taffeta Ribbons of all
widths and colors.
Silks, Satins, Velvets and uncut Vel
vets, for Hats.
Feathers, American and French Arti-
fic'al F4owsrs
Putfings and cap trimmings.
Dress Wimmings. large assortment.
Fine Embroidered REVERE and l. EN-
sich cambria handke. chiefs.
Crapei, Llsses, Tabletons, illusion and
cap laces.
V~lencienes, Brussels. thread, silk, and
Isle thread faces.
Kid. silk. sewing silk, isle thread
merino Gloves and Mitts.
Flgu'e ed and plain swiss, book. bishop
lawn and jacoaet muslins.
English, French, American and ital.
ian Straw Goods.
l,,lv lREi
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
NOEice

T herehv given. that the FIRST meeting ~ the
l. Stockholders Of the SAMERIcAN HoE Conf
PANY." will be held at the Beardslev House,
IN West Winsted. On "Wednesday, Nov. 26'h,
NJ "'clork, p M, for the choice If officers
nd to transact such other business a. NAV be
necessary. DANIEL B. WHEEL 0CK,
LEWIS r. BOYD.
West Winsted, Nov Sd, 1851. &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
DYE STUFFS.

r OGWOOD,H pr'ne article Nicwood,
IL Fust,c, Nader. Cmhineal. Alum,
Cop.,ras. Muriate Tin. and all articles com
monty used in color;ng, ut ths W"Icm,vilIe
Drug Store. by &. MCNEIL.
Oct. 6. 1851. ... 6W22
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

Present, WIN X PECK. Esq. Judge.
ON motion OF the Executors on the Estate
~ of THOMAS MOSES, late Of Norfolk,
within said district, deceased. thi > Court doth
decree that six months from this date he al.
lowed and limited for The creditors II said es-
tate to exhibit ilei claims against The same
10 said Estate, and directs tina; public notice
be given oi ihisoidrr by advertising in new.
paper published in Litchfirld. and by post ling
u copy thereof on the pubic sign pos, in said
town OF Norfolk. neaiesi tho place " here the
deceased last dweii. Certified from Record
23 WIN K PECK Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
COLLECTIONS NOTICE.

NOTlCE is hereby given to all persons
IN in the town of TOrrington liable to
pay taxes on the List of 1850. that will
meet them to receive the same at the ho>
tel OF Charles Church in WOlcOtIvile. on
MONDAY the Sd day Of November 1851.
from lO clock in the forenoon until 2 in
the AFTERNOON !: and at The store Of Nelson
ROberts in Burrville. on Tuesday the 4lh
day OF November, from 10 until . O'Clock
All who fail to pay their taxes on or
before the days above specified, will be liza
bIe TO pay travelling fees.
~ - - b. HUDSON, Collector
TOrringfnn, Ocl IL 1851 *3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06


milk and Wwkt"g !" the Salt.
.jWoasssfi ycIss1'e1 By IL Wing,
Vest Goshem. Conn. =.
Ihave used one Of R. W DAvIs' Self-adjust-
lug Churns manufactured BY Mr.. E. Wing, ol
th:s place, duIiug the past summer. and have
any oiher have used We are pleased with
the process OF working and sailing the but
ter.
Goshen, Sept %. 1851.
eo- Mr. E Wing:
SIR Having purchased and used one of
,our Chuins. and being much pleased with
it's performance, | would take this Opp0riu-
niiy, OF ssJI..g I" YOU, that consider II the
ne plus ultra ii The EhurnIng Machinery -
. ,f-ing adapted TO working the butter.
~ well as Separating n from the milk, !
" ,u.i Ihrrtt"ie chperlutly recommend IL To all
nv iiIrnds. wh" regard The old me:hod a.
.ahorl"n. and I. dl"u. operation.
Yours IeVecitaiiy
South Am-nia. Sep 1851.
the intl"wi Y az TIE words It the repe,,
.n the t'hu,n III I'D a. the tate Cattle Show
/ md Far ~ Luchfrli:
y LEWIS.
NJ, f Wing ais" exhibited a hum. the
mi o. brIng :" work the butter after rhur. inc
- HNcn ."ur COMMITTEE recommend Ia the
| Nv gable n hice al those manufacturing the
.,trl- al nulIrr; and award a premium"
90 M E Wing es
>n-rh" DAYS. Patent Churn, which |
,.uic hased nt !"i. giErs cntHe saii~ attic" -
,m.r can butter j. new, aud always has bseiI
81 interior arti"l" compared Win EUi"pean
~ cur "wr sHd fm%IgW markets; which ~
wing To- twU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS contains
,.a, much bnuiie milk. ard 'on much salt
The tlrsI 81 i*rs- .. easily "byiarh by The ust'
i I,u' churn, and 'Ar sec. md ~ Iitil@ car-
N the pas 81 the dairy w"mrR. Your Churn
appears ~ POSSESS all tie qualities that can
M leoum ed "f an Imprm. nj the kind, and
IL in my opinion, superior To an! ether IN use
Respectfully yours,
Salisbury, Jun, 81, 1881.
The EhtoVving grntIem ~. with maav 9th
era. hav- kindly permitted me I" use then
naunr-, mt nHis tor reference, hui /" saw that
the Chu-o does all that claim tor il. both a.
a good Cpuroer. and io working "u' The ha'-
Ter mix aud in worrying IN the salt
willard Geyl"rd, Joseph Wooster: William
Landau. Samuel J,h"~Ou. Jonathan
Th0mpson. Andrew Rarihol-mew, Ches,
te.G-M Kisp. J. p 81, y. G"twin Ge"
Wheaton, Jr.. Jscob Scovilie. J. ID.
Huot. B-njauin Lawlon. Miles BeLien,
NJ. D.. Robert I.iule. s~"
u A good supply constantly ON hand.
~ - . ats. Z. w.
Goshen. Sept. -. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

80 authorities Of Westchester County
III probably keep lookout for such
nd piratrs.-N. Y. Tribune.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

AZ Court of Probate, holden a, LitchG.ld.
within and for the District &c Lit hfeld on
the 24th day Of October, a d. 1851.
Present. HENRY BGRAvrs Esq. Judge.
I'm motion oi the Ex.,uin.s nn the Estate
" ri DR WM BUr.L. lac III -Litrhti Id
within said district. dpceasrd-ii,is Cont doth
decree thai six u,upths he allowed u "a iimiird
the creditors OF aid Estate to rxhibii their
claims against III" same 10 ia,ri- and Sam'l
Huei. the EEecnt'Is "i >atd t.s,al., and directs
that public noiicr Re giv-n nf this order by
ADVERTISING IN a newspaper published IN Llich.
LIT. and by posting a copy thereof on the
,'ubIic sign p 81 in sad town &c Litchfeli.
nearest I" The place wnerr the deceased last
dwet. Certified from Record.
% HENRY b GR AVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
House and Lot For Sale,

House and Lot For Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale
ie$ss his Dwelling House, ("eariy
lssss new situated IN the flourish
u ing wi age of Winsfrd.a sii"rl
DISTANCE IRON the terminus "f ti'- Nangaiuc
Railroad The locatiOn Of this House j.
commanding aud pleasant. The grounds
we'll laid nui and contain over one hundred
choice fruit trees. A never failing Spring
If water supplies the house aud barn. The
barn is large aud convenient.
Connected with the above 10 about four
teen acres Of choice Land, nine acr.s of
which il we'll tiubered aud If easy access.
Tie above; premises will be s'IL very low.
Terms of payment easy aud presents an
opportunity seldom met %if!,. to procure u
desirable residence in one ot the most thri
wing inaDufact airing villages 10 Nav Eng.
land, and within a few isurs by RallrOad to
II afford, New Haven, R6it gep"ri or New
York Apply I" t'c .nhser'b-r on the pre-
u, ses. ALVIN GILBERT.
Wnstrd, Sept 60, 1851. 6"23
District "f Sharon. IS.
Probate Cont Oct. ~, 1851
ESTA1E, hf DANIEL g. MILLER.
- Ihte ~ Sharon. IN said district. dcCeas-
cd; the Court nf Probate f.r the district of
Sharon. hath limited and allowed g m oBths
from The date hereof. for the creditors of
sad Estate represented Insolven', in which
to exi.ih, their chains thereto: ard has ap.
pointed Dooaid J. Warner. and G -orge B.
Bates. E,qt'ss. commissioners. 90 rfceive
aud examine said Claims. Certified I.y
CHAs. A. SEDswIcK. Judge.
The subscribers give naice. that they
shail meet 1T the Ate dwelling house Of said
deceased. in said Sharon, on the LIST Tues
day Of January, aud the Is: Tuesday Of
April next. St . O'ciocL 10 the afternoon:
on each Of said days. for the purpose of at.
tending 10 he business of sail appointment.
DONALD WARNER. Commits
GEORGE ". BATEs. sianers.
Ailpers6ns indebted to said Estate, are
requested to mako immediate payment 30
O. y SANFoaD WMTTE, gAdm'T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

AT Court OF Probate holden at Norfolk. with
~ and for the District Of N"r.o!k, on tn.
l7h day of UctooeI \. d.. 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
- STRAYED non, The SOB
q scriheF. on Saturday askhs


one dun Cow or wears
old, aud one two years old red Heiief, hIoe-
kle lace Whoeser will return saia aeassls I :
urr rive Information where they can Pc
found, win be reasonably Iva seSsro rrana
.saEmaur. Ocl. 00ahs lesl. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
For SALE

Il WA EIA - ~ SAB
A Valuable. Waller privilege. and small
n LOitOn Mill attached to the same -
ils", ti,ee small Dwelling houses. nearly
new. amd ab Iut two acres of Land joining
sail WINTER privilege. said property IL with
IL SO rods Of the Liichfi-ki D-rOt. Naugn
tuck r. r. The privilege commands all
the water Of The NaugaturE River at !
p,int where there is an excellent fall.
The property will be- sold with ar with
ont the machinery IN the 81 u. at the OPP
ton of purchaser, It IS suitable and de-
sirable for any kind of manufacturing bilsl
ness which requires water power. aud will
be- sold very low.
Eqquire If
ii. y. BARBOUR. WolcotivIle
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

VENIlE suh~cr,b rrs have just rs''Urnedfrom
i New York with a large Stuck OF hO0,>
and Shoes, bought al a tine 1t great press
ure in the money market. c "sequenily xilI
be sold az greatly reduced prices.
We thi0k aAy one may fl themselves OF
any ihing in our line Of Trade. from the
small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot ;
from The small Rnbber Boot 10 The large
Over Shoe, a. unprecedented Low PRICES.
Morocco. Innings, Bindings. sole Leah
er and Findings. for sale MS usual
sa MEAFOY g. TRQWRRTDGE.
Fi'si Door West Of ihr Court iInuSe.
Li'ch6eId, Oct. 18th, 1851 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
no Let

.LNoR term Of years, !. FARM, of
u about $50 acres, with appurtinencesi
very desirably situated on the borders Of q
Lake 10 the town OF Salisbury. Apply to
MA. HOLLEY. Lakeville.
October LIST, 1851. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06
NOtOLK ACADEMY.

NOF ok ACADEMY
VTHE Winter Term &c is school viii
com menc. on Wednesday, the ) Of
lere ,nher,
erms, per guar er. Of eleven weeks.
p i.nar Is > hrs IS
igo.r E".li<h. 8:
\,.en, L,-eu 'g-> g. Nathrm 'i"< -
1t IS ex"ee 'inglv dr>'rabl" ih,t a I IS h"
II. nj should be present NJ the mmence-
menI Of the term
VIZ ICE, Principsl.
Norfnik, Oct. q. iS5l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

Sutsc ibpr.' Names NJ" Of Shares Taken.
VIM y Hn'rhki>~ Tn hnndr"h aud six'H a.
Churrh 4 Ctntehd n. Tvs" hundred aud 6f'N
Eits!a Biakr, iw. hundred ard fify
~. Inas Harrison W." hundred
Josiah H"'r,k,--. On h"ni,ed ard twenty
- sish q MiA,r. O,r huni.e,; and tNen'v
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

At Court of Probate helden at Norfolk, with-
In and f'r the District Of Norfolk, on the
18th day Of October, A D 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

.>.. WINSTED BANK.
October 30th, 1851.
TNHE Directors ofthis Bank have deciared
4 a dividend of four per cent. from the
en- nings IF the last six months. PAYABLE IL
the Stockholders on and after the Sd day of
November next.
JOHN C. TRACY. Cashier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-11-06

Al Court al PS"b ate holden at New Milford.
within amt tor Ia" dis,rI>r vi New M,l,oId,
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22
HURRAH FOR KossUTH !

THE ARRIVAL Of this noble and distinguished Hun
i garian exile WILL nodoubt, be gratifying to the mind
OF every true American patrot but the announcement
that we are selling the cheapest DRY GOODS in Wash
ington will be equally interesting 10 the private nte-
rests OF the shopping community of this city and else
where We would name in part the following Goods
Rich changcablc Turc Satns rich Brocade and plain
changeable Gaee Silks black Mautilla Silks all widths
and prices English and French Mernoes Lyonese Cloths
black and colored Alpacas plain colorcd Mousns all
wool; rich figured Cashmeres, Mousns and Ginghams;
splendid assortment OF Cacoes, from TO l2lS cents
long and square Bay State Shawls Palm figured Cloth do
common Shaws, at all prices also good assortment Of
Domestics consisting Of beached and unblcachcd Shirt
ing Cotons, from "a to IA cents; Canton flanneS
Sheeungs, all widths and prices Crash Towels, Napkins,
Russia, and Huckaback Diapers white, red and yellow
Flannes all wool and of superior quality, for rs cents
Cassinets, full indseys, plaid Lndseys Domestic Cot
TONS Blankets &C, &C.; together with general assert
ment If Fancy Goods
VIC have also in store for Gentlemens superior
lot OF hne Cloths, Cassmcres, and Yestngs OF the latest
and most fashionable styles also rich figured Satin Scars
black and coored silk Cravats Silk and Linen Pocket
handkerchief Kid and silk Gloves Standing Collars
Suspenders, half Hose, &c.
We would take this occasion 10 state that stock IL
entirely new, and exclusively adapted 10 the Fall and
Winter trade. Purchasers invited 10 call early
are determined to sell goods unusually low for cash Our
motto Is Quick sales and small profits" Don't mistake
the store. McLAlN a HARRY,
oct 2O-cod2w Pa av,, bet. Sth and 9th SITS.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22

MEEKNEss! The Freeman's Journal, (Roman
Catholic,) of New York, says:
$50 the Pope does not thank anybody for
what freedom Catholicity enjoys in America.
Catholic Bishops do not thank anybody. We
thank nobody. We bless God for his Provi-
dence in the matter, and stand ready to pull
the silly nose of the first Methodist or Presby-
terian that in act would attempt to prevent us
in the free exercise of our religion. If any of
them doubt, let them try it."
Who would dare to doubt it! But We sup
pose this is all meant in a fgurative sense ;
though we confess we do not fancy the figure
of speech much more than we would the figure
of a man suffering from contraction of the
Schneideran or nasal membrane
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22
MRS. ESTHER MOFFETT.

TN Street, opposite dd-Eettotcs' Hall,
HAS JUST RECEIYED-her Fall supply OF Ladies' and
IL Gcntlemens Furnishing Goods Consisting in part
Of rich Bonnet and Neck Ribbons; Ladies' French worked
and other Collars Kid silk, and Thread Gloves Ladies'
and Children's Hosiery of all kinds Ladies' Straw and
Silk Bonnets; Boomer Twist Back, and common Tuck
Combs Shell and common Side do long do Hair, Tooth
and Nail Brushes; Gold CufrPins; Imitation do Black
do; Soaps Of all kinds; Coognes oils Ponades Powders
and agenera assortment Of Perfumery and Ladies' Fancy
and Toilet articles.
Gentlemen will find excellent selection Of Black and
Fancy Silk Crsvats and Scarf Cambria and do
shirts from 10 cents 10 $3.50; thrcepy Shirt Collars
good shapes Boys do SILK Linen, and Cotton Pocket
Handkerchicfs; Kid SILK berlin and common Gloves
Merino, Hungarian, Lambs Wool, Yarn, and Cotton
colored and white Hosery Suspenders Porte Monnaes
Razors srops Shaving Glasses aud Boxes Soaps Creams
Umbrellas, &c, with many other desirable goods all
which will be sold low for cash. Call and see.
American telegraph. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1851-1851, 1851-10-22
PARKER's FANCY STORE

rs UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE this season, being full
of fresh and brilliant Fancy Goods, all of the newest
patterns and most fashionable styles In
GLOVES,
800 dozen Paris Kid Gloves, all colors and numbers
manufactured expressly for his store. In
RIBBONS,
40 cartons Of the richest styles Paris Ribbon all colors
and widths. Some very beautiful for sashes and the
neck. In COMBS,
Is entirely patterns Shell Tuck Combs Paris make
100 entirely new patterns Buffalo do do
very large assortment Of She'll Buffalo, and English
Horn Dressing Combs and Ivory Fine-teeth Combs, very
superior; few dozen Barbers' Hair-Cutting Combs
HAIR BRUSHES
very large and superior assortment of English,
French and American Hair Brushes some expressly for
Hair Dressers. SCISSORS,
small assortment of very fine Scissors, made by Helm
sh of Newark, and Herman, of New York. expressly for
sales. pERFUMERY.
10 cases OF Perfumery, containing Lubn's Extracts,
Oils, Soaps, Noel de Beauf Illustrate for the hair.
HAIR DYE
Bachelors Hair Dye, which warrant to change the
hair in fifteen minutes to dark chestnut jet black
The dye confidently recommend the best article
ever offered for dying the human hair.
eU.N PARKERS
Fancy, Perfumery and Comb Store,
oct 2l-6t Pa. ay., under National Hotel.
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