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SsEs,ts3 ~
Once Transportssisn, Baltimore and Washington
Railrosd Company.
TICKETS win hereafter he issued at this ONCE to New YORK. Phil
An officer Of company aecomrany evening mail
Passengers br we the Relay either morning
Passenger trains leave daily at and m and M except
on sunssy when but two trains run VIZ q M and
SHoEMAKERs' eooDs.-on hand, and constantly reeey
ing Of impora,on all kinds Of shoe s'us and trim
Merchant. supplied with
Giles in The above ne which win be sold on term"
Importer. and dealers . sboemssers' goods,
Northeast Of Fourth and Arch streets, Philadelphia
NoTrcE.rhose o. who have yer settled
~ meI os 70 , ae ~ us ~ ~, WI se y.
all that date closed prior the
oLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, a co.
Sept 7--0wh
JAMES l.. EDWARDS, late Com missioner OF PEN
and Simeon Smith, formerly Of ogdens
burg New York have opened an oce IN Washington city 70,
the executive departments Of The general government They prom
their Reference may be made any member, Of the last
Letters postpaid addressed to Edwards Smith, near wads
Hotel will be duly attended TO-
Sep I0-dly
VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car works, Wolf. street
locomotive engines and tenders marine
patent chilled and wrought spe machinery and castings
The undersigned having erected very extensive shops. and pro-
ne modern machinery and oS are % %
with despatch, and the most favorable terms. -.
Late Of the Alexandria Iron works
Late Master Of Machinery on Railroad.
hns"-aV
agent in al matters sppsanns % land. in Tsrs ba, psrc
Terms moderate and will be made known when informed what
'" y VOW" Addre., HG. oATLETT,
May sl-smdscp Dallas, Tsss.,
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Line for California and Oregon.
n-sxm~ The public informed that, under the
MEAAXf1n rangemen Of this company inspected
Zk1K and approved BY the Navy Department and carry
ing United States mails, will continue
18th of
unavoidable accident and will touch Acapulco
The following packets belonging
Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be always
in nj eac route, the Pacific:
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Canton msttings, Floor Oiicioahs, S~rpeanE, &C.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman
Il from New York
80 pieces - erua heavy white Canton msttinp
20 do 81 do do do
g. do do do
- do red checked do do
Is do S4a64do do DO
no 40 a. do do do
y do super English oilcloih, 10 feet wide
do American oilelo,h nom twelve to eighteen fee
wide
Is do Iowprced olcloth from three to sir feel
wide
10 do Cocoa matings, for basement, &c.
constantly hand full assortment OF every variety OF i'm
md American cas,eting, such as-
Tapestry velvet tapestry BRUSSELS English and American BRUSSELS
Imperial Ingram, fine and ingram, low
priced as hemp, and both striped and plaid together
every line Tor house furnishing which we
prepared fully determined offer good terms am
dealers In this country, -- ~
Aple-u Y. II. HoOE co.
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A CARD.

o. l hereby certify that on the 18th of
April last, had the misfortune to have
portion of my Furniture in my Dwelling
House consumed by FIRE. 1t was insured
by Sheldon Osborn. Esq, of Harwinton,
only the day previous, in the New YORK
UNION MUTUAL Insurance Co at Johns
town. N. Y.,-the loss occurring before I
had received my Policy. On notice of the
fact, the Agent Of the Company Immediate
ly settled with ME for the same to my en-
tire satisfaction. In consideration of these
facts and my general knowledge Of the Co.
| most cheerfully recommend said Compa>
ny to the favorable consideration of the COM
munity. DAN CARTER.
Warren, May 10th, 1851.
u We have long known Col. Carter as
one of our most respectable citizens, JUS
tce of the Peace, member of our Legisla>
ture. &c., and are happy to learn that his
loss was thus promptly met-ED. ErQ.
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Important to the Public.

TINE subscribers would respectfully IN
i form their patrons and friends and the
public generally that they are extensively en-
gagged in the manufacture and putting into
operation of DOUGLASS PATENT PREMl-
UNI HYDRAULIC RAM, perfectly simple
and effective machine, for forcing portion Of
brook or spring TO any required distance or
elevation when proportionate fall can be ap-
piled.
The various uses OF this Ram are obvious,
viz; for the purposes of irrigatihg Land, sup
plying Dwellings, Gardens, Barnyartls, Facto-
ries, Villages, &c. with running water.
The simplicity OF the operation of this ma.
chine, together with its effectiveness and very
apparent durability render it decidedly the
most important and valuable apparatus yet
developed in Hydraulics for forcing portion
oil running stream Of water 10 any elevation
proportionate to the fall obtained.
II is perfectly applicable where only Is in
ches Of fall can be had, yet the greater the
fall applied the more powerful the operation
of the machine and the higher the water may
be conveyed We have various sizes of the
machines adapted 70 springs or brooks that
furnish from 3 quarts 10 IS gallons Of water
per minute.
The subscribers have also constantly on
hand large quantity Of Lead Pipe of various
sizes and qualities, suitable for setting the
Rams, or for acqueducts. also, a large assort-
ment Of Well and Cistern Pumps, all of which
will be sold at prices tina; cannot fail TO suit
customers.
Tin Roofing, Fave Troughs &c at short no.
tice and on favorable terms. Stoves Of all
kinds, always on hand, together with other
articles too numerous 10 mention.
PATTISON s. CONE
West Cornwall, April 10th 1851. 40
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE.
UNION WOODEN COMPANY.

DE 1T KNOWN, that we, the subscribers do
- hereby associate ourselves as Body Poll
tic and Corporate, pursuant to the Fourteenth
Chapter OF tho Act entitled an Act concerning
communities and corporations and the follow
ing are the Articles oil OUR agreement aud asso-
citation. t
Article ]: The name oil said Corporation shall
be :" The Union Wooden Company"
Article g., The Capital Stock Of said Corpora.
ton shall be Fifteen Thousand Dollars. and
shall be divided into shares Of Twenty Five Dol
Article 8. The purposes for which said Corpo.
ration is established, are the manufacturing OF
Wooden Goods, Woolen and Cotton Goods, or
goods OF which WOODEN or cotton shall form the
component part OF the manufacture. the buying
and dealing m wool aud cotton, and converting
the same into Cloths Tor market, and all articles
Of property necessary and convenient to carry
Cd the business OF manufacturing as aforesaid
and Ne dealing in goods, wares, aud merchan-
die.
iating to Joint Stock Corporation is hereby
particularly referred TO and made part OF these
Articles, and the Corporation hereby established
and organized under and pursuant TO the same,
shall have the powers enumerated therein.
Article .. Each subscriber 10 these Articles
agrees TO take the number Of shares annexed to
his name Of tho Capital Stock Of said Corpora
ton, each share TO be Twenty. Five Dollars as
aforesaid, and 10 be paid for BY ;nstallnents as
the Directors Of said Company shall call in the
same. .ss.
Article G. The said Corporation is located at
Canaan, in the County Of Litchfe!d and Stale of
COnnec ticut. SD
Dated at Canaan. the 18th day Of January,
A. ID 1851. @f
Fitch Ferris. One hunlred shares.
VIM. r. RUSSELL One hnndF ed shares.
j.. Menson, Eighty shares
Henry Chaplin. Eighty share1.
Henry A. Hooper, Twenty shares.
William Corben, Twelve shares.
E. Grove awrence, Forty slrares.
WIN. w. WEIGH. Forty shares.
George w. Williams, Forty shares.
A. c. lsham, Lightweight shares.
The above is a true copy Of the Articles Of
Association Of the Corporation Aforesaid
E. GROVE LAWRENCE, President.
WIN P. RUSSELL,
p. GROVE LAWRENCE.
LUTHER MoNsoN, DireWtors.
WIN w. WEIGH,
T A. c. ISHAM,
TIENRY CHAPIN. Secretary. aa.r
Canaan, May 5th, 1851,
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Probate Court April 18th, 1851.
ESSTATE Of SMITH STUART, late OF
IL Sharon, in said District, deceased. tho
Court of Probate for the district OF Sharon
hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors of said Estate re.
presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and has appointed Ralph
Pratt and Samuel c. Conn, Esqrs.. Commits
sioners 20 receive and examine said claims.
Certified by JAMES ORR, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling hous" Of Moses Skitf, IN
SAID Sharon, on the cath Of May and the nth
of October next. at o'clock in the afternoon.
on eaci. of said days. for the purpose Of attend>
ing on the business Of said appointment.
RALPH PRATT. lCommission-
SAMUEL c. CONN, ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
so JOHN L. STUART, Administrator.
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DI Ed

In this village, 18th inst. Mr.. ISAAC
STEVENS aged SO.
In this village, on the 10th inst. OSCAR
BARTHOLOMEW, aged II years-son of
the late Myron Bartholomew, of Goshen.
In Hartford. 10th inst. Mr.. WIN. d. EA-
TON, aged 48.
In Hamden, Sd inst. Mr. ABTAL LEON
ARD aged Asa member of the last legis.
lature.
IN New York, 5th inst, VIM. R. WAL
LER aged 4l-ofthe firm Of Fuller s. Wal
Ter. His remains were conveyed to New
New Preston for interment.
On board the steamer California, bound
from Panama to San Francisco, on the 9Th
ult Hon. SAMUEL r. THURSTON.D Del
egate in Congress from Oregon Territory.
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return to that spirit Of cOnciliaiiOn which, in
the early Days of the Republic, gave to tho
Union its greatest strength and only securi-
ty for the future. Whatever action then,
the Legislature may feel called upon to take
upon any of the questions for which refer.
ence has been made, ] feel ut liberty to in
dulge the hope that its course will be such
as to place the State of Connecticut on pa
triotic and dgnifed ground in presence of
its sister States, and the Nation, and the
World.
THOMAS H. SEYMOUR.
Executive Chamber, May z, 1851.
Friday Nay 9.
SENATE met at 9 forenoon-Se nator
Peck in the chair.
Mr. Adams from the joint select commit
tee on the revision of the rules, made re-
port-which was subsequently accepted.
The Lieut. Goveraor, the Hon Green
Kendrick, was then introduced to the Sen.
ate by the Hon Mr. Healon and conducted
to the chair.
1000 copies of the roll ofmembers orders
ed to be printed. .....
The Senate then proceeded to ascertain
the seniority of members. Messrs Plum
mer. Brockway, Marvin and Stearns were
found to be old members. They, together
with Messrs Talcott and Tuttle, are the Of
fetal members of the Corporation of Yale
College for the ensuing year.
HOUSE.-A large number of petitions
were presented and referred-among them
one from o A G Todd and others for the
release of Lorenzo D Wetmore from state
prison: and another for plank road from
Stamford to Litchfeld.
Messrs Fuller of Kent and Burr of Kill
lingworth were appointed com mittee on
unfinished business.
Saturday.
SENATE convened at 9-Mr Peck in
the chair a resolution was offered by Mr.
Mitchell to allow A fainter and others to
enter n petition in the Secretary's Office
against the Hartford and Fishkill Railroad
Company-laid on the table. Several 9TH
81 matters were brought forward and laid
laid on the table or referred. .....
The only important business in the House
was the announcement Of the joint stand
ing committees on the part of that body
The members of said committees from
Litchfeld county are rs follows General
ueIpS vi NoleDtook Is CIlhiEtuaH VI coH
mittee on military affairs. alsoon new towns
and probate districts; Judge Catlin of Har-
winton is chairman of the committee on
Finance; Colonel Fuller of Kent is chair
man of the committee on interpretations
other than banks; Colonel Woodruff of
Litchfield is chairman of the com mittee on
Banks; Mr. Giddings of Plymouth is on the
committee on the sale on lands; Mr. An
drews of Cornwall, com. on Education !;
DR. Hungerford of WATERFOWL, on roads and
bridges; Mr. Jewett of Sharon, on state
prison ; Mr. Baldwin of New Milo, d, on
Claims; DR. Williams of New Milford, on
school fund; Mr. Watson of Canaan, on Ju-
dietary,
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Notice Extraordinary,
A MOst MagniGcent Stock Of Boots

A ND SHOES may be found at MEAFoY &
n TRowBRIDGE's, small part of which
arc the following.
Gents fine Calf French Boots. Shoes, Cons
gress Caters. Jersey Ties, Patient Slips. Plain
Slips, Brogans, SC. A full stock of every thing
nice and fashionable for the Ladies such as
Black. Blue. Ash and Morocco CATERS, and
hal; Caters, Buskins of all kinds. ..
A full supply of Boys, Misses and Children's
Boots, Shoes and Caters and Slips. and now
we challenge comparison for quantity, quali-
ty and prices of any thing in Ltchfeld Co ,
and most respectfully invite all to give US call
assuring them that they shall have their mo-
ney's worth in every article they buy.
Gents Dress Boots made to order from the
best of French Calf and English Bend Leaih~
er,--Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco. Lii
nings. Bindings. Thread, Hammers, Pincers,
Sandsiones. Rasps, Nails, &C., foI sale as usu.
al. Cash paid for Green Calf Skins.
MEAFOY s. TROWBRIDGE,
Brick Store, west of Court House.
Lischfeld, April ED. 1851. so
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pRUBATG RECORD.
District Of Litchfield, IS.

District Of Litchfeld, IS.
Probate Court, April 28th, 1851.
ESTATE of LYMAN J. SMITH, of
IL Litch6eld, in said District, an insolv>
ent debtor, the Court of Probate for the
District of Litchfeld hath limited and al>
lowed six months from the date hereof, for
the creditors of said Estate, represented in.
solvent, in which to exhibit their claims
thereto; and has appointed Sam'l P. Bolles
and Charles Adams, Esqrs., Commissioners,
to receive and examine sud claims.
Certified by
OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Office of Samuel r. Bolles, in
said Litchield, on the 23d day of June and
October, A. D., 1851, at y o'clock ia the
forenoon, on each OF said days, for the pur.
pose of attending on the business of said
appointment.
SAMUEL P. BOLLES, } Commits
CHARLES ADAMS, { sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate, are
requested to make immediate payment to
SO WIN. F. BALDWIN, Trustee.
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MARRIED.

In this town. 9Th inst. by the Rev. Mr.,
Swan, Mr.. FREDERICK BIDWELL, Of
Naugatuck, to Miss MARY III. ARNTS,
of this town.
In Stockbridge. Mass. 9TH inst. Mr.. Err
WIN GOODWIN, one of the proprietors
OF the Stockbridge House, to Miss JANE
VAN DEUSEN. ra
In New Milford, 2sth ult. by the Rev.
G. B. Hayden, Mr.. SIDNEY A. LAW 10
Miss LUCY A. TONG.
In Pittsfield, Mass. 9th ult. Mr.. GEO.
T. BONNEY of Cornwall, Conn. to Miss
ELISE L. CLARK of Great Barring ton.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN. that
In the subscribers have been appointed
by the Court of Probate for the District OF
HarWinron, Commissioners on the Estate
of JOHN L. SANFORD, late of Harwin-
ton, deceased, represented insolvent, and
that six months are allowed by said Court
to the creditors to bring ir and prove their
claims against said Estate, aud that they
will attend TO the duties OF their slid ape
pointment al the late residence OF the de-
ceased, on the Sd Mondays Of September
and October next, at O'Clock, p. NJ. on
each Of said days.
JOSEPH BRONSON, I Commits
MERRITT MARKS, sioners.
Dated at Harwinion. April 18th, 1851. I
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OOtAkLN AtMS3AAAE.
THE subscribers having purchased The
= entire stock of
Watches, JewoIry, and Fancy Goods,
owned BY VIM. CAKES, take this method
Of informing their friends that they will
continue the business, at the old stand No.
1914 Main street, in all las branches and re-
specially solicit their patronage, assuring
them that our stock shall always contain
the choicest goods, and newest patterns. nj
Ihe LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
WATCHES and JEWELLERY, OF the best
quality, always for sale at low plices. ei
Rich FANCY GooDs. for bridal or other
present. selected with great care, and with
particular attention 10 good taste. '@
STERLING SILVER WARE. In this de-
pUrIment we will not be excelled, as all
goods of our manufacture will be made ex>
clusively from dollars and warranted pure.
Watches ank JewelTy repaired ia the best
manner, and warranted. s'
LORENZO CHURCH.
HERMoN G. BATTERsoN.
Hartford, April, y, 1851. 3w4S
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= LITCHFIELD COUNTY @
3 o arding S c hool.

IA
THIS School is situated one mile from
Il Warren Center, and five miles from the
Housatonic Railroad.
The summer term will open on Wednes>
day April Cd and continue IA weeks. Pu-
pills however received at any time. Facil.
tiles are ample for the education of young
Ladies and gentlemen.
.r.a TERMS
$40 per term for the common English
branches. $45 for the higher English
studies and the classics. This will include
tuition, board, washing. mending. fuel and
light. Music, vocal and instrumental $l3
per quarter.
An extra charge will be made for French
Drawing and Painting.
TEAcHERs.-Prof. Thesis. Miss Emily
Miles. *3w
DAVID HINE, B. A., Principal:
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PATENT MELODEONS.
A. & DAYTON.

INVITE the attention of the musical pub.
Lie, to their new style of Melnleons paten-
ted by Carhart. Having every facility for
manufacturing to the best advantage, with ex,
Perienced and skilful workmen in all branch
es Of the business. we can furnish Melodeons
from 4 TO 6 octaves with all the late improve-
ments, and OF the best quality, at the lowest
price possible, Orders are solicited with the
assurance of prompt attention.
Wolcotville, April LIST 1851. SO
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Notice is hereby given, that the fir

Notice is hereby given, that the first
Corporate meeting Of 1.-THE Landon Iron
Company" will be holden at the house of
Fitch Landon, in Sharon Valley in the town Of
Sharon in the county Of Lltchiield, on the 3lst
day of May, A. ID. 1851, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon.
Dated at Salisbury, this Sd day Of May 1851.
Horace LANDoN,
WALsTEIN GOODRICH,
50 FITCH LANDoN.
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PNDe1. Hg1agiMgS.

We would call attention TO our numerous
stock of Gilt, Satin and common Wall Paper,
suitable for Parlors, Halls, Dining Rooms and
Chambers. Grecian and Gothic styles for
cottages, with borders to match. Also large
assortment Of Fire Board Views, Oil Window
Shades and Embroidered Muslin for curtains
All of the above goods will be sold at a small
Advance from cost. The attention of the pur.
chasing community is respectfully solicited,
Waterbury, MAY l, 1851. 6wj2
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70 Merchants and Manufacturers.
Hardware Cheap for Cash
A. L. HALSTED L. SON,

A. L. HALSTED & SON.
NO. 2a9, PEARL, Near Fulton Street) N. Y
A RE offering for cash a complete assortment
"A OF Hardware and Cutlery imported BY
themselves at the lowest cash prices. which.
with domestic goods received either direct
from American Manufacturers or purchased
at auction at the lowest cash rates. they will
sell al prices to suit the views Of the closest
purchaser Cut and Wrought Nails at prices
lower than ever.
All MANUFACTURES OF HARDWARE
who ale disposed to sell Cheap for Cash are
invited to give them call.
New York, Feb 25th, 1851, az
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Notice to Farmers.

THE subscriber would like an opportunity
TO exchange a farm situated in the town OF
Victor, Clinton County, Michigan, for small
farm in Salisbury, Shai on or Canaan, in Litch-
field County, and will pay the fair difference
10 cash. JOHN II. HUBBARD.
Salisbury, Conn.
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Al Court OF Probate holden a. Salisbury,
within and for the District Of Salisbury, on
the 9th day Of April, A. d. 1851.
Present JOHN G. MITCHELL. Judge.
ON NOTION OF Peter P. Everts. Executor
Oof the last will and testament Of Hannah
Everls, late of Salisbury. in said District de-
ceased This Court doth decree that SIN
months from this date Re allowed and limited
for the creditors Of said estate to EXHIBIT 'neis
claims against the same to the Executor ana
directs that public notice be given Of ms oF.
der by advertising in newspaper pnolished
in LitchfeId, aud BY posting copy thereof
on The public sign posi- in said town q Sale
bury. nearest tho place where the deceased
is.t Sweit. Certified from Record
JOHN C. MITCHELL, Judg.
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NOTICE,

THE Slips in the First Congregational
u Church of LrchfeId. will be offered
for sale for one year. on Monday next, the
18th of May inst. Sale to commence at l
o'clock, P. M.
LitchheId, May 18th, 1851.
HENRY B. GRAVES, } .
GURDON FILLEY, Societv's
DAVID E. BOSTWICK, Com.
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Gy~In the Senate, Hon. Mr.. Adams
is Chairmon of the Joint Standing Com
mittee on Railroads; Hon. Mr.. WEIGH,
on Interpretations other than Banks;
Hon. Mr.. Heaton, on New Towns and
Probate Districts.
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AT Court of Probate holden at Harwinlon,
within a..d fer the District of Halwinton
on the 22d day oi April. A, d, 1851,
Present. MARTIN Cook, 2d Esq, Judge,
I'm MOTION OF Corintha SIX inner and
OHenry N. Skinner. administrators on the
estate Of Thomas A. Skinner, late OF Harwin-
ton, within said District. deceased This
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
and limited for the creditors Of said estate to
exhibit their claims against to the administra-
tors j; and directs that public hotice be given
of this order by advertising in a ne Sspaper
published in Litchfeld. and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign POST in said town
OF Harwinton, nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record,
"3w5l MARTIN COOK. Cd Judge.
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@AIerander Catlin, son of much
respected citizen of Burlington, VT, died
in Boston, while on drunken frolic. a
few days since. ....
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Mourning Goods SC. --..- I - ~ ---
Ladies deslrcus Of purchasing goods at low
prices are invited 10 cali and examine.
Particular attention paid 10 repairing and
bleaching Straw Hats.
Litch6eid Apr. 18th 1851. 40
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NTwo or three communications will
find place in our next. ts- sE
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Carpets from Auction.
DRUGGETS.

From sd /" 1874 wide, some from Auction
very Carpets expressly for
chambers in small figures. Tufted Rugs
stair Rods, Bindings and every description of
Garnet Goods,
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~ Do not fail to read "The Iron
Stroud" ~.
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FOR SALE.

,5 THE subscriber offers for
II sale his place in this village,
ifiSas A. consisting ola dwelling house.
- barn, and about two acres of
land. SAMUEL CHURCH.
litchfeld, May 1, 1851, 81