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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
MUTUAL. Life Insurance Compa ny
OF BALTIMORE.

...... UT bAA NUKE. NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane 4% Street B 'atun. GEORGE M. Ch/ TWILL. General Agent for ,lew England.
 sub. Agency of Woodbury, Conn. William Cothr. Il, ESQ, Agent. .t Garwood Il. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining hysiciaR
 0eGl Board Sf Trustees fov .Neso England
 Banch.
 DANIEL DESHON, PREsIpENr. c F. Adams, Col. Wm. Sch"nler, Rev'd s. K. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson Ephram Lombad, Thomas Groom, John Schouler, William W. Warren. Funds sufficient tomeet the expected losses of this Branch from its present business. ate now invested in New England. under the su- pelvision ot the Local Board of Trnsiees,hy whom the securities are holden. and the same will be done from month to month hereafter. Per order: GEO. M. CHALWlLL, 3 -neral Agent
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s Rsshats Court, DissEics nf Wooibury
 March \. 1851.

March |, 1851.
 1" ARTHA P. IKASSON, Of Beihlem, MI parent and guardian of Martha ]. Kss- son. Georgs Q. Kasson, and Edgar N. Casson, minors. belonging 10, Beihlem. in said dis Irici, hath filed her petition, alledging that said minors own, as iennants in common with others, one sixth part of all the Real Estate in Bethlehem which their grandmother, Deborah Everette, late of Beihlsm, devised to them and to their co.ienanis, the interest of said minors heinz of about the value of three hun- dred dollars; ...-
 And that they own as tennans in common with the heirs at law of their grandfather, {, George D. Kasson, Esq, formerly of Beth- lehem. deceased, one fifth ot certain Real Es< tate in Bethlem. which was incumbersd by the dover Estate ofthe widow of said George D. Kasson, Esq, tie value of the interest of said minors being about four hundred dollars and for reasons in her said petitions alledged it is the interest of said minors to sell their respective interests in the aforesaid lands, and inves, the avails as is by the statute provided, , and asking said Court 10 authorize some meet person to sell and convey the same.
 The second Monday cf May, 1851, at nine | o'clock A. M., at the Probate Office in Wood- bury. is assigned to hear the Petition on the l merits. and that notice thereof be given by advertizins n a newspaper printed in Liich' field three weeks. at least six weeks before said econd Monday of May. 43* CHARLES B. PHELPS, Judge.
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Ry.E0sU Gf SAcs,Oas.

A Ta Town Meeting held iu Sharon 4 A Oct 9th 1850. @r
 VoTtD, That if 'le owner of any Cattle | Horse M ue ur Geese. shall suffer the same to go at lIge out of hs or her inclosure after the fist day Cf April 1851 such owner stall fo'feit and pay to any person who shall tpke up and inpound the same, the su,n of twenty ive ceIis for each h:ad of Cattle, Horse, Mule or Geese, for each time they shaII he so faund vt large cut of the ,p,ynsr's iuclosure and taken up. f.a-t A That it shall be the duty of the Hay wards in these severa! districts, and il shail be lawful for any ffeeholder to impound any Ca,tle, Horse, Mule or Geese so found out ni it's owners inclosure and at large, who together with the Pouna-keeper, shall reg> ulate tho pr. ceediGgs and have the same powers as ure granted in the statute law of this S,ale Entitled P.unds.' Provided that no penalty be incurred under this By Law shall exceed the sum of three dollars and the owner or owners of such Ca,,le Horse, Mule or Geese. so impounded shall not receive the salne from the Pound until he shall have paid ,lle person so i4npound- ing the same the amount of i0rie iture and to,he Pound Keeper his fees and expenses for keep'ng said creatures as ir other cases of creatures i,npnunded. Provided, that any Householder residing in said Town may let one COW run at large on the high way and 70 n.non and not incur ihe afarc> said penalty. From Record
 HARRY LOCKWOOD,
 Town Clerk.
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A New ana Important Inven- eEs .ear fiOn. t rs

nAVIS'S Patent hmrn for ehurning. gath Deing and working butter. This churH wo,ks the butter milk entirely oni ot the but ter, aud works in the salt. In short it com pietes tho work on butter befnie it i% taken from the churn Practical demonstrations witt bc given in any that desire, The ladies will pe'celve the advantage oi having their nulte worked The proprietor is ma"ufactur- ing a large quantity of them aud h'pes b. the month "i March h~ surply the counties of I.iichfield and Dutches with the ahove useiuS article. AS the principle of this chu'n for churning, gathering aud working butter. is patented. i, will be protected oy the stringent taws touching that point F.. WING.
 S"i- roprielor for Litchtield and Du'chcs coIntPs.
 West Goshen C.. Jan. 9. 1851.
 D.. The Subscriber will Likewise c"ntin- arhis former business ot manufacturing Sash. Bli' d. and Do rs, Sash glazed with snntrior \melicaR ur French glass. 37f E WlNGr
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EurEiture, Chairss Glasses
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REAL ESEA9E FOR SALE
 RUREEC AUCTRON.

ID URSUANT to an order oi the hoaora' A ble Court ef Probate of and for the district of Norfolk, will be sold at public auction on ths premises, Tuesday, Aplil is,, At 10 o'clock A. M., (unless previously dis : dosed of at private saIe) all The real estate Of T. c. Gaylord. deceased situated l>2 miles east of the meeting house. Said farm contains lz5 acres, more or less, well waiered, and suitably divided into moving, piow, pasture, and wood laad, with a sugar orchard. There is a gocL supply of fruit, consisting of over 30 different kinds of sheise apples, also pears, Pums, cherries, lsc. There is a good one and half story house, with ell aud wood house attached suitable for two families. Also good ncv q failing spring of walcr> lbrough, in lead pipe iRto the house. and theace 10 the cattle yard. There are 3 barns. one of them re- gently baih, 2Y hy 39 feet. wilh an under ground stable running the whole length. For farther particulars enquire Oh the p,em> bses, or ot the subscriber in Simsbnry.
 M. c. GAYLORD, ExseuIor.
 r Norfolk, Jan. l4lh. 1851.
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NEW BOOKS.
For .S0Ze afthiS OMcf

" A0W6V US EVS0V NVtOOs
 The Life and Miscellaneous Writings of Nathaniel Chipman, IL. D., edited by his brother, Daniel Chipman, IL. D.-Price Sl 50. # %tHi t@
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev. rfollis Read, A. M.-Price $l co. E..=e 20 The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel Chipman, IL. D.; and the Life of Col. E. than Allen, by Jared Sparks, IL, D.. (bo.h in one volume. .)-Price 40 cents.
 History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn Family. Price $l.
 A Treatise on Agriculture, by a Practi- eai Agicul,uralist.-Price 25 cents.
 Litchfield Dec. 10.
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Al Court of Probate holden at Norf,ik within and for the District of Norfolk, 0 the i,l day of February, 4. D. 1851
 ON motion of s !. NoIthway, adsninistra. tor on the estate of ERASTUS HOWE. lat. ol Norfolk, within said District. deceased: Thi. Court doth decree that six months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors o' said es,ate to exhibit thelr claims againsl tsie same to said Administrator; and directs that public notice b. given of this order hy ad. yer,lsinV in newspaper published in Litch. field. and hy posting copy thereof on the pub lie sign post in saii'town of Norfolk. neates the place whe the deceased last dwelt t@a .. Ce, iincd from kecMd. vaa
 JOHN gDEWELL, Judge. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

At a Court of Probate holden at Torring,on, in and for he District of Torrington, on the 6h day of Feb, 1851.
 Present HARROW TYLER, Judge.
 "HER EAS Albert Bradley. of salt Torring w ton has an assignIi,ent of his E. ta ,e real snl personal. in trust for the benefit of all hi creditors, and Il. nry s Barbour, of said Tor rinetnn, has b. en d.ly ap,"nIed and constituted spIe Trustee of suid Estate 50 assigned, there fore in pursuance "f ,ne Stature in such cases provided this Court dorh a>slgn the 18th day o March 1851, at ociock P N at the dwelling h use "i Clark B. D w ,s in WnlcottvIIle m sa d Torriny'on,the Pr'bat+ Office of snrd Dlstr,ct for the appointment "t comm ssioners to receive exan.lnp, and adjust the ciaims ot all the cred i'ors eI sad Bradley according 'o law. and rhc said Trustee is directed 10 publish notice of this order in new-pau+r printed in Litchfeid in the oounty of Li,,hield, and pos, notice of said order on ihe sign pct in said Wo cni,v.le, at least fifteen days before the said l2th day oi March, that all persons interested may attend aud be heard relative 10 sad appointment. il they see cause, -
 HARLOW TYLER, Judge. The above is n true copy from Rec rd.
 Attest. CLARK B. DOWNS Clerk.
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XNTIt.L be sold at Public Auction or
 w Wednesday March 26th. IS5l,at II o'clock A. M.. at the siore or P. n. Skid. :. more in Relhlem, the place tormsrIy ow ned and 0ceapiedshy James Nc DansiS, con sis,ing of a house. barn, and other out, buildings, together with one Quar,eE of an acre of land. Said properly lis Pleasan' Iy situated in the village of Relhlems and is an excellent stand for a mechanic or any other business. Said property viIlsbe sold to the highesl bidder without reserves One half of the purchase money can remain on the place for three years ifrequiTed. Pos session given on the lst of sAprils ''
 For farther particulars. enquire of P. H, Skidmore. or A. Marks, 2S9 Grand Street, ~ q '1sTi 9laaam es as-ss sds - r <
 sesS .Isal s4 .ss ,smaipsa
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cowLFS N LEETE. \
B00TH & BAO1'kA3A1.A'


 New Haven, Conn. NFFER forthe sale the following goods, NJ at prices which will command inc ai- Ienuion and patronage of the most close and economical purchaser.
 DRUGSf yaJscO cOHg9EDICENES. 500 lbs prime Turkey Opium 5000 do Cream Tartar 250O do Carb Soda 2000 do Epson Salis
 5 cases Calabria Liquorice 2000 lbs Rad do 1000 do Gum CaH1phory F 300 do Carb Ammonia g..... 300 do exila F Rhubarb. DYE FOODS .A.vD DYE STUFFS, 300 bbls Camp Logwood
 30O do St D do
 50 do Redw and NieWood 50 do Barwood and Peachwool
 9 do CamwUod and Red Sanders
 5D do Rustic aud Maple Bark 2U00 do Ombro Madder
 2GOO do Blue Vitrinl 5000 d0 CnpprraS-2000 do Grd ArgolE lGO0 do Bi Chr0male Potash
 1OO0 do Madras Guatemala, Caracca. and Manila Indigo of the finest grades
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Tax Payers of Goshen, ~ TrNt Lr-ll ND 1,THErI

fENHE Stute, Town and Highway Taxes
 arc due ou tee 1st of April next, Iui.I on the List of 3i9. against the tax payers of lho Town If Goshen-and notice s t"reby given, that shall be at the store oi II. ~. l. mn on Monday the 7th of AprI --at the store of A. Miles < Son on Turs day r.e 6,h of April-and at the dwelling house of Nelson Austin on Wed esday the 3 n of April--trom 10 o'clock A. M., unli f ?. Mon ench ofsaid days, to receive sad taxes nnd ifnot paid on said days. travel ing fees will be cnlcaIated.
 .-. II. B RICHARDS, Collector.
 Goshen. March 12, 1851.
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To Merchants and 9auuf2C urcrS. Hardware Cheap for Cash
A. L. hALsTr:D M SON.

A. l. HAL>T & SON. NO 259, PEARL, (Near Fulton Street N. 4 lsI: ofI@ring iar cash c"m9tete asorimpl A nf hardware aud Cutlery imported U rhrn.eiVr< al ihe lowest cash prices, which with domestic goods received either dire. lron American Manufacturers or purchase Il Auction al ihs i.wyst cash rates. they WI .ri al prices [" sn,t Ihc views nf the close .'nrrha-er. Gut ana Wrought Nails at price lower than ever
 All MANUfACTURESO OF HARDWARE who a,e disposed To sell Cheap for Cash al invited |" glv" 'h.m a call. ..-
 New York, Feb 25.h. 1851. @ r 43
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LITCHFIELD COUNTY
 .B 0 ar ding S c h o ol.
BY DAVID HINE, "a. :


 TpHIS Schonl is situated one mile from Warren Center. and five miles from the Uousatonic Railroad. ........, The summer term will open on Wednes> day April 2l and continue IA weeks. Pu- pIs however received at any time. Facil, ities a'e ample for tho education of young Ladies aud gentlemen.
 N@m --T ERMS.- "~ Slo per term for the common English branches. $45 for ihe higher English studies and the classics. This will include tuition, b' arl, washing, mending. fuel and light Music, vocal and Instrumental Sl3 per quarter. ...s ,....---,5> An extra charge will be made for French, Drawing and Painting.
 TEAcnEks.-Prof. Theiss. Miss Emily Miles. ss *3w
 DAVID HINE, B A. Principal.
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Ra it lknawn. tlat we the Subscribers

..y,. .,,sc,ateu s.d do heIeby asucIate our ,.,yrS. as Body Poliiic and CorpOiate, under nr name of the e WInsIed Plane and LAmber un2amy,'' pursuant to the l4th chapter Oi tile 3d. of the Revised S.aiule Oi the Slate of ,.unec;icut. enlIIlSd '' of jJInt Stock CuTpo- ratIeits' and the following are the articles of ,ur a.,Iseinent and association :- -.ls
 All 1. The name of the sand COrporq ton ,hall be the e Winsted Plane and Lumber i"mPany." sv .. t. as-s..rs
 Art } The capital Stock of the said Corpo- atInE shall be ten thousand dollars, and Ihe AId CapIIal Stock shall be divided into Four hundred Shares of Twenty five dollars each sIate s.. ,.& a.4 ..-F
 Att 3. The purposes for which said Corpo. aiion Is established are the following to wit :: . q manufacture, sell and deal in all kinds Of lanes, Rules, Jainers tools, and Lumber O very description, to deal in all kinds oi goods, Ynes and merchandise. and 10 purchase and tll all articles necessary and convt nient for .Ie proseculIoa of said business, and generalI d., all sc,s connected with or incidental to Id hnsInsss or he prosecution ul the same Art 4 The said Huh t.chapter If title 3i" : said revised Statutes entitled ''oi Joint
 ,nk Corporations" IS hereby rarticula re. tred in, and mode part -ai these articles; and Ie Corporation he ehy established and urgan- :. q, under and pursuant to the pr0vlsiOns of i'd chapter, ahAl have all the powers enu- .eraled iherein, and proceed according to the 'sulation< set forth and specified in said chap> tr.
 Art 5 Each subscriber of these articles grres 10 take the nunber If shares, herln- tter aneXed to his nane of the cspital stock | said Corporation, each share to be twenty tre dollars as aforesaid and to be paid for by nstailmlAts, a; ire Diaectors ot said Corpora ion shall call in the saine
 Ari The said Corporation is established ud loraIed ID Winsled SocIeiy," town oi Winchester, county of LIchhsid, State of Con- lrciiCut.
 Dated at Winchester this fifth day of Maich S5l.
 Subscribers Names. Number of Shares W. B. DIckcrDan, l2O " s Wetmnre, l2O. Jnhn T. Moody, lG0
 Published per order of President and Direc- lo's. Attest, ..-
 JOHN T. MOODY. Secretary.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF TIE AADiIAMS MANUFACrU RING

1 COMPANY. q { sDE i, known ,h,t We the subscrihcrs do here l B } ,y associate ourselves as body polite md l c,rpurate pursuant 10 the Stituo o! lha State If Connecticut Ielating te Jolnt Stock Co'por a.
 tion.aud the ion~ lug are our articles oi agree. 1 meut and association ...
 Art. l. The nsme of said -CorLoraii shall be ,!e Wadham. Manufacturing Company. | Art. 7: The Capital stock ofsaid corporation shall De Twenty thousand dollars and shall be divided intu |, ght Hundred Shares ot Twenty five dol ars each. .r. ..
 Alt. 3. Tho purpose fnr which said Corpora ton s established IS the following to wit .s, o | manufacture aud deal m buttons, locks and all articles com ,,osed of brass. iron or other metal or ni which said articles are n compoueat part 1 to manufacture and dea m all arcss composed l ot wood, paper, or any material composed otthe sanle as whole or ln rart 10 deal ln uerci'an- dise of all kinds and to purchase and sell all | articles necessary and cnnvenient to the prose | cuIion of said business and to do al acts incl tent thereto. l .srE- ..........
 An.4, The statute aforesaid relating to Join, Sl wk Corporations, is hereby particularly reier- red to and made part of these articles and this corporation IS hereby established and organized pursuant 10 sad act anu sEa'i have the powera and proceed according to the regulations epcc.- fed theren. S#
 At.5. Each subscriber agrees to take the number "f share annexed to his name to be paid by installin us the directors of sad cor poraIian shall direct.
 An7. The said Corporation is located in lie village of W. cuttvIle in the town of Torr,ng, to i. county of Llichfeid, state of Connecticut.
 Dated at WUlcotlv.lle. March 10, S5l. Su' scrihers Names. Number of Shares.
 Geo D. Wadhans, Four Hundred,
 Phineas North, Que Hundred.
 Demas Gee, #." Forty.
 5. !. Seeley, .ar Twenty, .t
 Ii. r. Ostrum, Forty.
 J. F. Calhoun. Fcrty.
 Albert A. Mason, Twsn,y. ta
 Samuel J. Stocking, Twenty,
 Ehenezer Wetcn, Forty, Vim. J. Steel, Forty.
 Wm. B. DeForest, Forty. a,
 Published hy urlcr of the directurs.
 GEO, D. WADfIAMS, President. .-... u.aEf .... l. F. CALYouN Secretarv.
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DAVID LINE, B A. Principa

'RNHE Court of Probate for the District
 A of ''orrington, hath limited and allow ed six morths from the date hereof, fur tlse creditors to tho Estate of ALEXAND DER GILi.EiFT, deceased. late of Torrington, in said District, decensed, in which to ex- hibit their claims for allowance and settle meut. Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time properly arrested winbe-debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to sa " LEVI HODGES. Administrator.
 Tcrriugten, Feb. 2tth 1881. ''f, 9ss''
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Book Missing.

TENhe person who has in his possession a \ Book belonging 10 the subscriber, enti tied '''rhe History of the Art and Practice of Pho,ogmphy,"is requested to return the same J. L. JUDD.
 LitchReld. March 9th 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
fl R03'e Chance Co K0sEa'ch0ee LUMBER. ..

THE subscriber being about to leave this | village the coming spring, will sell his stock of LUMBER-consisiin ing of good ass sorlment Of all k,nds, for 2 1.2 per cent less 'h an his former prices for CASH. No credit will be gwen. aa4 s-.s. Also-FLouR for 12 3 cents per; barrel over cost and charges. -.
 JOHN P. PORTER.
 West Cornw all, Dec. 10, 1s5O-0w
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Removal.

r. D. McNlEl. has remoyel hi. stock of Goods to Lords Building West street, next door eas. of tht Court House.
 March 26.h, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

THE undersigned having associatd
 l themselves together for the purpose of carrying on the BOOT, SHOE and LEA~ TIER Business in all it's branches. and having purchased that well known stani for trade-'rhe old Brick Store, frs, door west of the Court House. and re-6tied it up in fa neat and substantial manner. would most respectfully invite one and all, dealing in the above named articles, 10 give us a call. as we are now determined 10 sell, re-. gardless of consequences. ot& asaea'sAt
 I Three good steady Journeymen will find steady employment by calling in,medi- aiely. sesw L. O. MEAF0Y, .ssu @ - f...au H. P. TROWBRIDGE.
 Liieh6rld, Dec. 18th, 1850. .a.a-. -.
 N, B.. The undersigned respectfully in
 Viie all that have opened ,accouni. 10 ca and >elllc the same without further nn,i S2fa L. O. MEAFoY e
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FOR SaEE.

&zssA A small Farm of about 26 acres
 gsSsa with a Dwelliig House, Burn, lssss Wood House and Horse Barn sAazReb thereon. SituatedUn the Tors Fingtou Turnpike. about mics north eaNt s>fthe Court House in Litchhsld, well DOT fortioned for moving. pasture, blowing aud wood, formerly occupied by David F. Bsacn. A Eberd credit wil! be given for most ol the purchase money if frequssted
 SETH P. BEERS.
 March 3d, 1851. ~. ...1.. !.
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Eron, Sseel, Mails, &c.

ET NGLisH, Refined, swpdes aud gNorwav AA t'"m, round. square and fiat; T. V. F. Norway N"il R'ds, shapes an small squares :. 'w,dts ha.,cs House Shoe Iron; band. hoop; l scl"li, nui and lenZe-irame Iron; :" Nayiur & Cos Steel ei all kinds .prIng, co,king and sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Gut Nais and 'ron; ta,'-sfrel and Steel-pIa'ed Snovsls :. ..i'airlalk's" Scales "f every size; Iron and Steei Cruw>bars; Nuts and Washers: smi,h ; '}rli'ws.. SleGses, Hammers; Files, Ra>ps, Ncrrw PIales, Vices, American Anviis with raat >fte' face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought Nai's and Spikes, iorse Nal. ot superior Fiaiiy m, d lo Uder; together with greal va''";Y If other aftIc!es in the Iine. far sale al Nn 6J Sale street
 Gs- 'rn es and terms will be made saiisfacs tory 10 torurchaseis.
 F.. c. RIPLEY & co. Hartford. Feb. 22d, 1851. TmI3
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K NOW all men 10 whom these presents AA may come, greeting:
 We, the undersigned, do forbid all per, sons from entering uplu wood !olfTmer, y owued by Benj. Dissell, deceased. lyiEg n the mo unlaiu west ot the MsthodlS, Neeti, g house in GooSeboIough, to cut or carry away any wood, logs, or Mber, on penalty of .aw. Qa
 AUGUSTUS RESELL,
 and others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
a Boots, Shoes
 Daneiny Gaiters, Rubbers. &e. Un~ precedcnted lo,o prices krAt ID A'INt Efs-.

NEAOl REAO! xs4Fs
 UST received. one thousapd prs. or more O Among which nay he fannd Ladies Cater boots, French Enameled Jsnny Lind Shpes, Enamled Polka Boots, Morocco Boots. Lea,he, BOois, I;uskin Slippers &. &c at very iuw prices. Rlsbbers, Rubber Gai,ers, Children do sIog much lower than usual. Gents. Dancing .Tsaiters neat and fine, Turki.h slipners do. Gall. Kip and Cowhide Boots. Rrogans and Siinoers' at prices lower than usual and I believe lower than ever known before; Gtn 's Rubbers good article warranted good; sl o'it fal n rsa, onaGls ta ,hs , s Prices ar e rs SsS, nH1 znr ~ N svaat of anything n the absve lin ". ,sr fully invited to call theyA'l ini ssgs,S nEoney TiI go great wpy, attsls pgls se \ N nov ss'llPs SAMUEL CLOCK.
 iss hsls. Fsb isth isss: " z. IA