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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
IL. II. HANENKAMP.
(Successor TO Hanenkamp q. Ca

(Successor 10 Hdnenkamp d Coz
NHOLFSALE Grocer and Commi sion
w Merchant, No. so, Levee, St. Louis.
Particular attention paid 10 sales of Hemp,
Tobacco, Bacon and Wheat. Consignments
solicited July %
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

This Medicine, ,chtn used according 10 di>
rections wiH Cure withom fail
Scrofnn or Kings Evil; Cancers Tumors;
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06

40 dOz Vest all quantities,
80 doz white Shirts; 20 doz under do
$50 cases Boots d Shoes,
80 do hats and caps; 30 Saddles,
500 Bleached sacks A Salt,
30 bags Cotton Yarn, all numbers,
Laces and Edgings in great varieties, Man
tillas and capes, latest style, Ribbons. Bonnet
and Cap Velvet trimmings, Sugar, Coffee, &c
A great many articles too tedious to mem
ton. call and examine for yourselves us we
will sell for small advance on eastern cost
MOBERLY g. FLOOD.
We take this opportunity to return our
sincere thanks to our friends and customers
for their iibsral patronage and solicit con-
tinuance. NJ. & +.
Sept. 20, 1850.
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October Oath ls50-tf.
Removed,

Removed.
II X. WOODWARD formerly 81 Ches-
~. nut street, St. Louis, has moved to the
Corner of Fourth and Chusnut, where may at
all times be found full supply of the late
cheap publications and new Books.
Also full assortment Of English French
and American stationery which will be sold
on liberal terms, either at wholesale or retail.
bly,
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
G.. C. ROBBINS q. co.

MANUFACTURES of Diamond pointed
lVl Gold pens. Importers and wholesale
and retail dealers in clocks, watches, jewelry,
&c, also agents for Colts celebrated Revol.
vers. No 36 Market Street,
st. LOUIS, May 9-9m St. Louis.
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man.
COURSE or STUDY.

COURSE OF STUDY.
The course of study is substantially the
same as that pursued in our Colleges.
As requisite for Graduation, young La.
dies are required lin addition to moral and
menlal Philosophy Bellies Lettres &c. TO pass
thorough examination upon the entire
course Of Mathematics, including Comic Sec
tons and Olmsted's larger Philosophy,
In addition to the above, young Gentlemen
are required 70 study Latin and Greek sutfi-
cent 10 enable them TO enter the Junior
class in College.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1851-02-06
WINDING UP.

TNHE subscriber, DESTROYS of closing his
i present business, offers for sale the
entire assortment of Merchandise he has now
on hand, at
Cost for Cash.
The stock isyet now, is extensive, Of SUI
perior quality, and embracing every variety
of foods, including very desirable lot Of
Rcady-Made Clothing, shoes
and Boots,
to which he invites the attention of oil hi $
old friends, customers, and the public gen
orally, to whom he returns his thanks for
past favors, and would suggest to them the
advantages they will have in the trade,
while he is thus making a clean sweep Of
all the Merchandise he has now in store
Cal and see, and Judge for yourselves.
In carrying into effect his present purpose,
he has also to request all those Indebted to
him, or to the late firm of G reenabaum d
Brother, TO call and settle their accounts be-
tween this and the LIST of March next, as it
is an important consideration with him to
wind up the business Of both concerns, be-
fore that time.
A. GREENABAUM.
Fayette, Dec. 25th 1850.
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WARNE IL MERRITT,
Burnt but not Consumed!

TEvHE subscriber has again completed his
IL stock Of DRY GOODS AND GRO
CERES, since the late fire, and wishes his
friends and trading public generally to call
in. Both parties may be benefited by il.
He wishes to buy PORK, BACON and
most kinds of country produce, for which the
best prices will be given. -
H. WILKINSON.
Linneus. Mo-, Jan. 3, 1861.
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0S00 Bushels good wheat wanted, do.
COOO liverable in Glasgow. Brunswick
or Roanoke, for which the ca h will be paid
=, Augll J. w. WHITE Roanoke.
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S. B. FLINT g. CO.
DEALERsIN
CABINET FURNITURE.

Cnalfs, fealhers,
MATTRESSES, LOOKING GLASSES, &c
ALSO
Materials for Cabinet Makers and Up.
holStererS, Uiz:
Mahogany and Rose Wood Plank and Ven
eers--Fancy Mouldings Varnish, Glue
Castors--Screws, Locks, 3c--Look-
ing Glass Plates-Hair Cloths
Pushes Of various qua titles
and colors- Webbing,
Springs; tacks and
Irvine: Curtain
Fixtures,
Cords, Tassels, Fancy window shades, DC.
81 Market Street, 81. Louis.
S. B. Flint, st. Louis,
C. Flint d Jones, New Orleans,
Cyrus Flint, New York.
St. Louis, May 9-ls50-ly
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Il. "A. Savage,

DEALER IN
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY
GOODS, BOOTS d SHOES,
Hats, Gaps, Hard aud Quesnsware, Nails, dc.
Water street, Glasgow.
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Sack Flour.

a LWAYS on hand OF the best quality
Nov. n. J. L NW lNNEl'
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EXPENSES.
Primary studies 81 90
Common English 10 90
Higher IL so
Ancient Languages ii so
Vocal music rs
EXTRA CHARGES.
Music, with use of Piano $2l so
without " Is 90
French 10 90
Drawing and Painting 10 90
Boarding, in excellent private families,
convenient to the institution, including wash
ing, fuel and lights, 81 so to 81 per week
For further particulars address Lucky d
Davis, Fayette, Mo,
SAMUEL C. MAJOR,
Priest. Of the Ord Of Trustees,
Fayette, aug Is, 1880
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Mems thick boots, Negro shoes all Nos
Gents coarse do Mems coarse do do
California do Ladies L,hr boots,
Wadng do do shoes d buskns,
Waterproof do do J whole CATERS,
Hwy and fine calf do do enam.'d KID shoes
Kip & African do Miss & boys CATERS
Boys boots, al kinds, Ladies fine KID slip'rs
Children d infant shs do elf walking shs
Extra heavy lace boots for serv'ts, and every
other article in this line which can be desir-
ed.
HATS, CAPS d BONNETS.
Our stock in this department enables us TO
suit all tastes in goud article:
Finest Fall Fashionable Moleskin hats,
Brush, Russia and Fur do
Broad & Medium Brim do
New styles Union and Congress do
and large assortment of colored soft hats and
handsome styles for men, boys and children.
Magnificent assortment of caps,
Braid and fancy bonnets,
China, glass and Queensware, great variety
Hardware and cutlery, axes, saws,
Cooking & Parlor stoves, approved patr'ns
FAMILY GROCERIES,,
lncluoing Choice fresh blk and green
Teas, RaSins in layers, Molasses, Golden
Syrup, Loaf Crushed and Brown sugars, DYE
stuifs of all kinds, Upper and Sole leather,
Iron, Nails, Castings, Salt, Wooden ware,
Window lass. Putty, &c dc &c.
Pursuing our usual liberal course Of
business, and offering an indispensable stock
at the Lopesl Prices at which corresponding
goods can anywhere be purchased. We trust
our efforts to meet the wa nts and wishes of
customers will ensure US liberal share of
business.
BOON, TALBOT 81 SMITH.
Fayette, October 10, 1850.
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" Forms and insirnct,ns for taking sero.
"fErD neatly printed, and for sale at hi,
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DIRECTORS.

DTKECTORS.
James Clemens jr. Daniel D Para
Wyllis King, Louis " Body
John How, Winlbron gy:,.
r. F. Barrett, NJ. D. Robert NJ p oi'inu"'
Trusten Polk, Giles + E; iiten'eh'
Robert Barlh Wall Ror,nn my
Kenneth Mckenzie, John R CsO,j
William A. Conn, William W"I'
JOHN B. CAMDEN, Pres't.
w. H. PRITcHART, Sec'y. ''' ''st'
X. F. Barrett, M. D.
J. b. Johnson, NJ. D. Physicians.
once NO. 1872, Main street, over Bsrkino
House of Loker, Renick g. Co. A"'"s
r A. SAVAGE, Agent, Glasgow.
August 8, ls49.-23-tf
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WIN. E.lMobBRLY. JNo' j. FLOOD
MdBERLY g. FL 90 D,
Wholesak q Retail Dealers in
Staple a. Fancy Dry Goods,
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, dc. dc.
No. 4, North Main Street,
Brunswick, No.
Brunswick, No.

The undersigned would take this method OF
Informing their friends and customers that
they arc now receiving directly from the Eas-
tern cities their Fall and Winter Supplies Of
Goods, consisting in part Of the following ar
iicles viz:
80 bales A br'n domestcs;
100 pieces Bleoched do
500 do English American Prius;
so do French andAmer Ginghams,
so do Alpacas fancy and black,
30 do Dress silks & Satins latest styles
200 coat g. Bed Blankets; rs pcs Satinets
% pcs Ky Jeans; 30 do Cloths d CASHIERS,
so do Plaid Linseys,
30 do FlannelS, white, scarlet aud yellow,
200 blanket coats, ready made,
100 sattinet do do do
100 Tweed do do do
so BIN cloth do do do
500 pair pants do do
200 do Draws do do
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BOOTS If SHOES,

which for extent and general superiority very
far surpasses any we have heretofore offered
combining all styles and qualities which long
experience and careful observation enables
us to assure our customers will fully meet
their appreciation, our stock consists Of the
fnllnuip1.
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GEMS Wedr DC DC
STAPLE DRY GOODS.

Our stock in this department embraces
every variety Of Brown and Bleached sheet.
ings, all widths and qualities, white, green,
scarlet, and all other cold. tiannels, spotted
figured flannels, variety of supr, Linseys, all
colors, Bed tickings, Table linens, Toweings
Linen sheetings, table mats, cotton and wool
yarns, and all other descriptions of House
hold goods, superb Piano and centre table
covers, &c &c.
We especially ask the attention of purchas.
5rs to our immense stock of
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Have UNt that 4 ching
Tooth.

TENElE subscriber W, ud lake this opporluni,
l. ~ 10 call the attention. OF his patrons aud
me pnbl'c generally. to his Superior mode n'
Extracting Teeth. by which Al least three
'"urths of The pam, caused by She c"mm"'
'ractics Is avoided besides rendering ever,
fort to extract badly drcayed teeth and roofs
,erfectly successful. Persons afflicted With
Doth ache. need have no fear thu: they canhor
be removed "n account Of briiler-sa or an,
,iher cause. for it often happens that by The
Sse of Chevai'r's splendid Fcrcrp-, hav.
xiracted from six t" eight teeth which wei
,noken off even with the bone, in twice as'maR
seconds.
would also here announce, that until fur
lher n"tice. MY price for extracting Teeth will
be Twelve and a half cents apiece.
N B. All work in the various depart Rsni'
Of DEN rISTRY, performed with care nd
dispatch, aud upon the most approved princt
piles Of Dental Science, and at me derats prioss
EDWARD W.BL AXE
Liieh6eld. Oct. 8. 1880. tf24
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Probate CeuFt, District Of Woodbury.
March 4. 1851.


MARTHA P. KASSON, Of Bethlem6
lNl parent and guardian Of Martha J. kas.
sou, George d, KassOn, and Edgar N. CascOA
miners. belonging to Bethlem. in said dis
Irict, hath filed her petition. alledging that
said minors own, % tenants in common vita
others. one sixth part Of all the Real Estate IN
Bethlehem which their grandmother, Deboran
EveFetle. late Of Beihlem, devised to them
and to their cO.ienanis, the interest Of sas0
minors being of about the value Of three hun
bred dollars;
And that they own as tennan- in common
with the heirs at law of their grandfather
George D. KassOn, Esl., formerly Of BETH
lehen. deceased, one eth OF certain Real Es"
tate in Belhlem, which was inrumbersd BY
the dover Estate Of the widow Of said George
D. Kasson. ECO, tie value OF the interest Of
said minors being abuut four hundred dollars
and for reasons in her said petitions ailedged
i. is the interest of said minors 10 sell their
respective interests in the aforesaid lands. ana
invest the avails a. is by the statute provided !.
and asking said Court to authorize some meet
person to sell and c'nvey the same.
The second Mondav Ct May, 1851, At nine
o'clock A. M, at the Probate Office in Wood"
bury, is assigned to hear the Petition on the
merits, and that notice thereof be given BY
advertising IN a newspaper printed in Itch
field three weeks, ct least six weeks before
said econd Monday Of May. 10.
43" CHARLES B. PHELPS Judge:
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Life Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.

OF BALIlMOkE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, rs Dsans
~ Street, B 'stnn. GEoRGE NJ. CHI LwILLv
General Ag-ni t"r 9ew England.
sub. agency "f Woodbury., Conn. William
CsthF. ~ ESQ, Agent.
Csarwood II. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Physician
LEGAL Board of Trustees for .Nr,c England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PREsIDE~T.
c F. Adams, Col. Wm SchnRleF.
Rev'd S. K. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thsmpsop
Ephram Lembad, Thomas GFoem,
John Schouler, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient 10 meet the expected lassss
ni this Branch from its present business. are
now invested in New England. under the SUI
Ne, vision OF the Local Beard IF Truslees.hy
whom the securities ave holden. and the same
WI be dnne from month 10 month hetestter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWlLL,
"-nersi igsns.
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\ % CAL INSTRUMENTS !

n DAYTON continus Ia manufae-
ture SERAPHLNES and MELO.
III DEONS Of the very best quality OF
W. tone and workmanship. His Se,a.
phines are made upon principles entirely
now, and are not inferior to any made o
alsed ia this country.
DAYTOV'S IMPROVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most con.
neient judges to be superior TO any Meiode,
rn nov in use. It has n ey-Doard SINH
aar 10 HAT OF Piano or SeraPhine. The
ACase n of Rosewood. Black Walnut, aud
Mahogany, and Is well finished. The lone
US very smooth, and can be made loud or
s'Oft By the use of the Swell Pedal. IL 10
we'll adapted 10 quick or slow music. The
Bell0ws is constructed on a hsw and im-
Wn0ved plan,--it works with q Pedal, and
with bat title incon senience TO the pcrlor.
Eer. II iseasily made portable BY folding
she legs u3derneaih.
~. b. These Instruments are well adaS.
ged for an ceompanimentso church chOirS
avs we'll as E3r parl0r Dse, and as they are
saade IN strong and substantial manner,
ne snbscFi Der feels entire confidence In re-
nammendIrg ihen 40 adorable andeticieni
Simsfnnmenf.
H. The public are invited 10 call and
~xamine them.
n~pianos, Serapaines, and other Ma
eical dnstTaments inned and repaired.
]. DAYTON.
#elegllvills, Gem, lay, 49,
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A New ana important Inven-
fiOn.

nAVIS'S Patent hurm fer ckurning. gath
Dering and working butter. THIS chura
works the butter milk entirely out OF the hut-
ter, ahd works in The salt In shot IL COM
ulptes tho wnrk on butter btfle il IL taken
from the churn Practical Representations
will he given To any that desire. The ladies
will perceive the advantage oil having their
butte, worked The proprietor is mannfaciur=
ing large quantity Of them and h"Pes hr The
month at March to supply the 'untlss Of
I.itchfield and Duiches with the above u~eiu.
nricle. As the principle Of this cham for
churning, gathering and working butler. is
patented, it will be protected nv the @i'ingeIt
laws touching that point +. WING.
SOL proprietor for Liieh6ela aud Du'ehea
counties.
West Goshen CT. Jan 90 1851.
P,S. The Subsrtil,pr will likewise trntin.
nrhiS fnrmpT hnsntss oi manufacturing Saeh.
Birds and Do, rs. Sash gaZsd with sun.,t"
American ~ French glass. 37f F. WING
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EaOlaeslOmic Railroad.

Winter Ar:an sem mt.
The Cars On this l"aI i',n IN connection with
he New York and New Elavsn, aud Western
Railroads.
MORNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany,
md Pi,,sfcij. leaves F,idgcdrrt at 1890
VI. on the arrival OF the a. NJ. Express from
New York and ihe second Accommodation
FRAN tom New Haven, and the Nsugauck
Trainfrom Waterbury.
EVENING TRAM leaves Bridgeport at 5,45
P. NJ. on the arrival Of the p. NJ. Express
Train from New York, the 100 P. Nj. Train
from New Eaven, and the Naugaluck Train
from WiR-ted.
Passengers go directly through to Albany by
these trains without changing cars.
Trains leave State Line at 0 A. NJ. and
SIS P. Nj. on arrival of the morning and eve
ming trains from Albany and arrive in. Bridge
port at | 80 and 40 P. NJ.
Trains run from PiIts6cld istersecting the
Albany and New York trains at Van Duson-
Vile.
Freight Trains cave Brilsspor, every morn>
ing at 6 O'clock.
C. a. KIRKLAND. Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. Is, 1850. 81
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NEW BOOKS.
Fer Sale 0tthss Office.

TUT QUO az t5Eko VUtCt'
The Life and Miscellaneous Writings OF
Nathaniel Chapman, IL. D., edited by bis
brother, Daniel Chapman, Ii. D.-frice
81 so. ..-.
The Hand Of God in History, by Rev.
tfollis Read, A. M.-Price 81 90.
The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel
Chapman, LII. D.; and the Life OF Cot. E.
than Allen, bv Jared Sparks, LII D.. (beth
in one volume. )-Prce 40 cents.
History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn
Family. Price 81.
A Treatise on Agriculture, by Pact
. al Agricultural ist.-Price rs csnts.
Lii tchfield, Dec. 10.
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Great Bargains in Real rs
tate.

Great Bargains IN Real 2s-
tate
VTGHE subscriber, desirOus Of changing his
Il business, offers fer sale his House, Barn,
Sash aud lind Shop. together with abuui
eleven acres e land, situated in the village {
West Cornwall, wi hin short distance III the
Railroad Depot and sb0ui opposite the United
STATES Hotel. said property will be sold all
together or separately. Z" suit purchasers.
ALSO
A Farm. situated in Sharon, Sbout one
nilc from the Cornwall Bridge Depot. nn the
vest sideRoi the HousaiOnic River. Said Farm
contains ab"ai 6Gty acres If land. we'll prSpur.
.i"Msa for meadow, pasture, plow and wood
land. and 10 we'll wA,ered. There is q good
iva saoIy HnHse, two Barns, cow-house and
other bat buildings on the premises. Said
- 10y will be sold at . bargain and posses
sion given the Ist Of April.
For further particulars enquire Of the sub.
scIiber at West Cornwall.
soft JAMES N. GARDNER.
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IRON AND Steel.
EZRACL4.RK, q CO.
COTmOH Of Freut and Ferry Sta.
HARrFORD, CoNI

HARrEORD, Conn.
HAvE Tor sals large stock Of IroA and
I1Slesl. Of every description required Ma.
chini.ts. Blacksmits aud others, emh. acing e
verv great variety OF kinds and sizes: iogeIksu
with iull supply OF best Avis. Vices. Bel.
lows and Blseksmiihl tools genesa,ly
All If which are offered TO purch AssIa on %
lavo. able terms a. can be obtained else where
-ALSO--
A cNns'ant supply at fret quality Of CUT
NAILS and SPIKES, 81 nanufsclurers pr lee
Hartford, Ian. - asst, iyoo
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.4gessts fo,. the COnspn,su,

Dan!clB 3. Brinsmade, Washingt on,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster. Goshen,
VIM. M. Burial, Canaan,
Donald j. Warner, Salisbury,
S 5 D. b.~sii, 6 Norfolk,
Roger Il. Mills. New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Tofrington,
Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
7 John C. Amber, Bethlem,
Leman w Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David e. Whit;esy, New Prests1,
GeorgeP. Tal!madge. WarrsI.
Persons wishing to gettheir Buildings Insured
can apply to either ofthe Agents, orto the Sec
WILLIAM BEEBE. President.
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
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A Rare Chance to Purchase
LUMBER.

TJHE subsc, iber being about to leave this
l village the coming spring, will sell his
stock of Notwithstanding at good as
sortment OF all kinds, fer . l-2 per cent less
han his former prices for CASH. No credit
will be gwen. ,
Also-FLouR for IL / q cents per barrel
over cost and charges.
JOHN p. PORTER.
West Cornw oil, Dec. 10, 10j0-ew
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OUR friendssin 3 find assortment Of
" New Go,ds suitable for the season. In
few DAYS we sh-ll have large assortment Of
MilIinary articles with the best Bonnets, and
all that sort Of thing.
ALvoRD & BROTHER.
Wo.cottville, April /. 1854. ~
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CAPITAL, $3.50 OOO.

cent.
CAPITAL, $3.50 ONO.
FH'HE above conf any have established
u an agency in tins county, for The pur>
pose OF inSuring lives. and have appointed !
LYMAN w. GILBEKT, Agent,
J. Z. BECKwITn, III. d., Medical Exam
liner,
e. H. HoLLr>rER, ESQ.,, Connection
Referee.
Application for Insurance may be made
TO Lyman w. Gilbert or DIR. Beckwnh, at
DR.. Beckwi,h's store. al . o'clock A. Nj, at
IL O'Clock NJ or a, 6 O'clock p. NJ, where
pamphlets may be had explaining The prin>
ciple oil Life Insurance, aud showing the
economy aud duly of every man, who has
not y perabundance OF wealth, to secure
10 his family, al least few thousand dot
| lars. by an Insurance on his Life. This
Comp 1nyhave accommodated their terms
OF payment 10 mret The ability Of the poor,
The laboring man, as will as the munied
mas. The terms are 2; per cen, less than
most Companies, and payable yearly, half
yearly il quarterly. 81 that the laboring
NAV may save, or lay by,a few dollars eve
ry three mouths to pay his premium. ard
thus secure 10 his family, al his death, a
competence OF this world's goods. which he
can neve, expec, 10 do Ivy the irai,s of his
labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be re-
gafded as an economic business measure
securing TO ones family. after his death
that competence and support which be is
Unable 10 lay up for them while he lives.
Instances are continually occurring
showing The wisdom oil Life Insurance -
The following. clipped from PHILADELPHIA
paper, is such an instance
! PHILADELPHIA, Oct 9Th. 1850.
To the President aud Directors Of the Ma
tional Safety Insurance Company, No
81 Walnn' street.
GENTLEMEN Permit me 10 acknou ledg.
the receipt OF one thousand dollars, bern,
the amonn, policy of Life Insura6ce, III,
iecIed by my late husband. James Kilknsi
rick, for my benefit on the 10Th July last
your company. The payment of small
sdm Tor premium has entitled me 10 IN,
above amount. hu, tor which / should hav,
been LETT destitute. Thanks To YOU ,hs,
my request. and for my convenience, 20,
have paid the full amour, "a, once, wi,hou
the delay customary in such cases.
4 Yours sincerely, 81
PAULINE Z. KIRKPATRICK
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ON and AFTER July let, Stages will ran rem
~ Liichfeld to the Housaionic Railroad, Is
o!lowS, VIZ: Stage will leave Liich6eld TOT
New Milford on Mondays, Wednesdays and
Fridays, at o'clock. A. M. and arrive al
New Milford in time 10 take the Passenger
Train for New York or Albany.
Leave New Milfoid on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. at O'clock, p. NJ. or on the
arrivalSf the Passenger Train from New York,
Another Stage will leave West Cornwa al for
Litchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and FRS
days, at 2 o'clock. P, N ,or on the arrival OF
he Passenger Train from New York, and re-.
turn eli Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays
eavIng Litchie!d at o'clock. A. NJ, thus
oaking a daily line from Litch6eld 10 the
H. "atenic Railroad.
abe Proprietor of this line intends putting
m new Carriages, and as usual good Horse'.
and will enieavor 10 merit a liberal share If
public patronage.
EDMUND HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall, June 81, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-04-10
Litchfield Academy.

THIS School will hereafter be- kept Mt
the residence Of the Principal in North
Street.
The next session will commence on the
first day Of May. Tuition per quarter
$4,000 $500.
Instruction in Music. Pencil and Crayon
Drawing, Painting. &C. at the usual extra
charges. Specimens of Painting may be
seen at the residence of the subscriber.
Young ladies' will DO furnished with a
separate room for study.
J. L. hENDRICK Principal.
Litchield April, 1851.