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SAVE YOUR MONEY!
Charles p. Freeman & Co.
(Lute Freeman. Hodges, d Coz
IMPORTERS and JOBBERS,

IA Broadway, New York.
HAVE now on hand, and will he receiv-
IN ing daily through the season. New
Goods, direct from the European manufac
.tUre S, and cash Auctions, RICH, fashionabl 10
fancy Silk Millinery Goods Our stock OF
Rich Ribbons, comprises every variety of
the latest and most beautiful designs inn
ported. ,,' ...."
Many Of our goods are manufactured ex-
pressly to our order. from our own designs
and patterns, ana stand unrivalled. We
offer our goods tor nett Cash, at lo~er prices
than any credit House in America can
afford
All purchasers will find i, greatly TO their
iatefest;o reserve Il. portion OF their money
and make selections from our great variety
of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for. Ronnets, Caps, Sashe
and Belts II Il ','f
Bonnet Silks. Sa,ins, Grapes. Lssss and
Tarletons. -
Embroideries' Collar Chemisetts, Car es
Berthas.
Habits, sleeves, Cuffs, Edgings, and 10
servings
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stitch Cambria Hdlsfs.
B onds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laces
1'JCaps.
Embroidered Laces for Shawls, Manlillas
and Wells. Iii
. Honiton, Mechlen, Valencienes, and
Brussels Laces,
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna Lisle
Thread, and Cotton Laces'
KID, Lisle Thread, Silk, and Sewing Silk
Gloves and Nuts. ...3s.~
French and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace, English, American and
Italian
Straw BDnnets and Trimmings.
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Geese Feathers

mEIE Subscribers have made arrange
II men;s to keep ii constant supply of a
first rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages from
20 to 50 lbs and will furnish at ALT Tins
any quantity from 2oto 1909 lbs. of a quail
ity they will warrah, as good as the beet
at as low prices as can be purchased
paualquality in the State.
Winchester, 1852.
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Architecture.

o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
GIG Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
IAFFER their services to gentlemen 81
~ bout to baiId. to committees of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
Plans for all kinds and styles Sf dwell
ing houses. &c. ACTUALLY built and in pro-
gress. eau at all lines be seen a, their of,
hce (; aud as it is more economical and
saves much after disappoinlm meat to have
plans and specifications well 'maiured be-
fore commencing. it must be desirable for
hose about to build to secure the services
of experienced Architects. 20 -
They also undertake the inspection. OF
works during the progress as we'll ms fur
nish designs Tor every style OF interior de-
coration, tresco painting, monuments tab
let's. &c. Charges always moderate.
Jan. 20, 1852. 81
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Boots, Shoes and Rubber

MI ISIS Bradley invites the attention OF
lA the Ladies to great variety Of low
priced Straw Hats. Also shirred Silk and
Lace Mats Of the latest patterns. s.
Also> Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Collars,
mitts. combs. edgings, insertings., :
Lisle thread, silk, kid aud cotton Gloves
Mantillas, Grape and love Wells. Hats and
collars for mourning &c &c. It's
Prices viii be made satisfactory to Gus.
toners a. .. ...A .t go
%. Particular attention paid to bleaching
Straw Hats. ", .g ,ipH Ia.
Litchfiell April 81.
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Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF .aAf2.

THE m ,mbers Of Capt. Waugh's Company
J. in the war Of 1919, are each entitled 10
4Oactes of Bounty Land. am now receiving
warrants for those Of this Company whc have
applied 10 me, notwithstanding ike opinions
of others 10 the contrary. have the PAY
Roll of Capt. Wapgh's Company. aud also Of
Capt. Charles BUel's Company, andam there's
Tore prepared to complete the application Of
any member Of either of these CCmpsnies, or
the widow Of any member on a moments no.
tiee, by calling on nae at my Office.
HENRY, B, GRAVES.
Litchtield, Nov. 4th, 1881. 20
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I ashland WARRANTS, N,

4 oetI-LAND WARRANTS, Nc
LOSI l7056 for forty acres of Land,
da.ed the 3Oth day of August 1851, issued
to me under the act of Congress passed.
September 25, 1850, for service as private
10 Capt: Worden'o company. 4h regiment,
New York Militia, war of 1912. This
warrant was lost, or taken from desk in
Woodbury.. and il is my intention immedi.
ately 10 apply to the Commissioner of PEN
sions for duplicate OF the warrant mean
while the finder will be suitably rewarde d
by leaving the same. at the post office in
Woodbury.. &5aAt aal ia,
5l MARTIN G. RUSSELL.
Woodbury., May 1852. go - - -
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'QNHE beautiful Colt. FALCON. may be
l. found the coming season at the stable
ut the subsc riber. Falcon is three years
I'D this mon,h--in his almost faultless
proportions, showing very plainly his Nor
gan descent His motion in the harness
Is bold and elegant. He was sired by Fall
con his grandsire Black Hawk-his dam
II Virgiui, blooded mare. In the opinion
of the subscriber, his stock will be Of the
highes, value, not much if at all inferior 10
his Black tiawk horse, Raven, to which he
Is nearly relate -
ROBBINS BATTELL
Norfolk Nav In 1852. ah.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE!

RY LENOIR, al The head of North
street, Li!chfsld. Those trees are
ysung and thrifty, haye been ,alsed, in New
York by the twner, and budded frcm the
choicest kinds OF Pear, Apple and Chen, trees
(also dwarf Pear and Apple trees Tor Gar dens)
In this respect the, ore warranted d, and having
passed this hard winter here, they have pros
we'd to bc hardy. OJ-Early aypiica,icps will
sui, the seller and warrant surer sue cess to
ine buyer NAV IL
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PHE ''Wolcottville Hardware Manufac-
D. turing Company" would respectfully
invite the attention of those to whom it may
be Of interest, to the fact, that castings of
Iron and Brass of all descriptions, may be-
Obtained ofsaid companys tc model, on the
most favorable terms. u - ii Il, :. w..
WotcottVilts Hardware Mtg co.
WolcottviIle, Nav 2tat, 1851. .lt =
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=. 7. Judd.
ENGLISH BLOOD HORSE,

The subscriber hasa 6ns young English
blood horse, Is l-2 hands high, and we'll
prOpOrtiOned. He will stand the ensuing
season at the stable of Christopher p
Wheeler 10 Goshen. / l-2 miles north of
Welch's store. Farmers are requested to
cali and examine for them selves.
CHRIsToPHER P WHEELER.
Goshen, May 10, 1859. ...- -..
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Woodbury., 4
Gomez SgasG Sec.

"HE subscriber gives notice that he
= continues the BLACKSMITHlNS
business in North street, near CarriDgton's
Foundry. Ok Shooting attended to--he ha-
viRg fitted up frame 10 good aud convs>
Gien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe.
ing aud other Blacksmith work done as
usual. CoMR AND SEE.
p JONATHAN e. FULLER.
Litch6eld. Dee. 9th 1851. I'D 81
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oNR PRICE TAtL0RiNG, cLOTIIINo
AND 0ENTLEMRN's oUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW
DOORS WEST or TIE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.
VTTHERE he is prepared to offer the
Wv greatest inducements to purchasers 81
CIoIhing ever ofIeFed al this OF an! other tow J.
in the county. Having just added to his stock
a large aud elegant assortment Of Spring goods
consisting Of Broad-loths If French, German,
English and American manufacture, Of all
shat 81 and quality. i'assineres, Plain. Black,
EngIlsh and French D,,eskins, together with
a variety If Fancy Cassilnetes, of new and
fashionable ST les Black and Fancy satins, aud
silk Vestings, MarSeilles aud Summer Vpsliags
OF e ,ery description, with a large assortment
If spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with he greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability Of
workmanship, which will be sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere.
Furnishing Goods,
Embracing a large assortment Of Plan and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bnsoms, Silk Handker-
lchIets, CEayats. Ties. Hosiery, Glovcs &c &c
Gent emrN furnishing their cloth can have
their garments made in'a'stvle not I" br sur
Hassed ia fashion or workmanship and warran-
d To fit To his old customers and friends
20 have go long patronized him he takes
-. occasion to acknowledge their Kindness
honing TO see them one end all at hls stand IN
west street where he will endeavor II one
Price and that cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. is all that syequiFed to retain their
patronage '~|'
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received.
- =. T. II. RICHARDS
Li'chieId. June 1852 .....
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AT Court of Probate holden at New Hartford
within and tor the District oil New Hartford
en- the Yah day OF May A. q, 1852. R"ge,,
II Mills the Judge 81. said Distfictbeing Sis
qualpfstb,o oct. Present., JAMES EGSitE-
SrON, Esq Judge ct the Cour, II Probate
tnr the adjoining District Ut Barkhafnrseed,
VNuls Cour, doth direct tie trqsNees Of the
L assigned estate Of Caius Manchester.
Of New Hartford, in said district deceased.
to give notice TO all persons interested in
said esta.e., TO appear, (if they,sss caused
before The Court Of Probate. to 6eholden at
the Probate Office in said district of New
Hartford on the 18th day of June 1859. al
8 O'Clock, A. M. to be heard relative 10 the
appointment oi Commissioners on said estate,
by posting said order OF notice ON public sign
post in said tdwG Of New Hartford, and by
advertising the same in newspaper published
in Litchfeld, in Liichfcld county.
Certified from Record
~ C. EiOVEY, Clerk.
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!. FOR SALE oR REM.

IL AT a very ressonabIS p''ce' :
tsfSs good Grazing Farm, o" v,I Is
=, Winsted, ineiI!i'ng about
a ss Of land. welt divided into
$esen'ssnss ..s.,srrs anl WoOl>land. with =
tnsedoMs, gs.c1flhig pat =: The money may
ya'rF'y ~ - al, arc y Is ihEe; u The mot
90, -. =" s,ats Is is the vicinity 81 thai
de4.. maruaciurirg Village. Tying d'-
en.s' nm II at beautiful sheet o' wafer
s;getg :. n, Lug Poi d. famous for fishing.
sd S% ,ljer;rai source & The water PRIV eyes
.T %;rh n;aye ne mighty machinery, viii IN
,rinr. >" ,uaGt' wealth int" tn" place ace, A., An
en,errri.ffii,s man nf,d gon" t"r'he, even iol
minrial wealth. az il IS snpn'SS't ,"ie ~
valuable orfln The hts "n''" i a. ''SS'
'PPr'i' PARME'LNE. MENEF
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TIME subscribers have iaShFstIrnedfrona
L New York with large stock OF Boots
and Shoes, bought a, a time of great press.
ure in the money market, consequently wiA
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
we. think any one may Ct themselves OF
any thing in our line Of Trade, from the
small fancy Cack to the large thick Boot !;
from the small Rubber Boot to the large
Over Shoe, q, unHrecedenlei cow RRlcEs..
Morocco. Liningss Bindings. Sole Lea:h
er and Findings, for sale as usual
MEAFoY g. TROW BRIDGE,
Fist Door West of the Court HOUSE.
Lifchfeid, Oct. I4th, 1851. 81
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GOSHEN ACADEMY.

VRHE Summer Session of this School wi
= COMMENCE Thursday April 90, 1852.
60 Lessons in French, Music. Drawing
Painting &c. will be given by experienced
Teachers. JAMES z. KIcE'
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Al Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld
within and for the District of Litchaeld
on the 9TH day of May. A. d 1852.
Presen,, HENRY B GRAVES, Judge,
I'm motion of George Starr. Executor on
" the Estate of Abaer Welsh, late of
Warren within said district, deceased
This Court doth decree tina. six menths
from this date be allowed and limited for
the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same said Executor |;
and directs thai. public. notice be given of
this order by advertising in a newspaper
published 10 Litch6eld. and by posting q
copy thereof on the public sign, pOsNin said
town Of Warren nearest the place where
the deceas, d last dweIt.
Certified from Record. "
HENRY B. GRAVES Judge.
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TT CLERGY MEN
AND
'tpeFente'adents of Sabbath. .Vcbools
2l9 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE couRANT OFFICE.


- sgnscfipers beg leave cali or al,aut,rA u ha;
80 ~ sABbAfH-scHooL ROCKS which IL believed a
sss il afd complete than that any o.Eer esiabish
f-lh New England. The publications Of the CJ,0~,..
.ssss vis; America Sunday School Union, Awer,ean
scisiy Presbyterian Buard of Publication Mass sahx
Vi, sAfal Society, New England y s. Union, Doc.rins
ahd Book Society," and AM Bapts Publication Society,
constantly kept on hand, and In addition fun snp
ss haisrous isuss Of Msssrs. Carter q Broahegs D.
NJ ''Tn q co- Harper &C Brothers, Gould O. LiAcoln,
TeicheE and eihsrs Our facilities for obtaining
a'e shch Tint We can farhish library, large o.
y Nv pssss o can be procured I'm New York
i1''i'al Our long experience In the sabbath scAool
''''ineas enables @ 10 IN orders by mail In sasuAc
.a.las whgn svsiF1 when lbrarir. an, erered bv
catalogues az th@ books now on haDs
ad v s6dsa, and inc general character ~ 49, h .,-,.
1ss spspined PAass afdress al orders 70 'i'Sa n
. - BR0egETTs 6 HUTCHINSON.
Thaslssieal and 9. 9. BOOlMSIIss;
TT 2ls MAIN STREET.
MsAaLE OPPOSITE TIE coURANr OFFICE
hAaa.!4s a. bq .ftt a saat y, e
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3 0 O X S
FOR i
6 O0E RARFEs.
lAABERs' INFORMATION FOR THE PEOPLE
&, CycfopEDIA OF Eng TERATURE.
MiscFl.ISNy, 10 vols ~ -
fArsSs AMkRlcAN EfoGHAPiS, ,st series, 10 VIOLA oh
ay ,HiEys WORKS, II vols s;', :" ''''S'' ? S0 's
AstliNGToN IRylNG's WORKS. Is vols. ''"
fFSNEDY's ElrE or WRIT, vols.
fSNCH's DEAD SEA EXPEDITION: S,
fiYARD's NlNEvEH.
%,NK's EGYPT. =, :,
fpFxcERs EAST. .... .... ..
'MEs HISTORY OF ENGLAND ....
1ssHaoHs g ROME, -, ......
FAGsJLAY's ENGLAND. -
9SailNs ANCIENT HISTORY.
*R'>TE's GREECE. 7 ~
fA8aoTrs HISTORIES, lsyols.
fssaECONlA ;sTbkIEs, S vols
$,NvARps iHfsTSElER, 3 soSas. out
9RLAND HOME.
tnrNG ,AMERIcANs ABROAD. -
WIPE WfDE WORLD, voh, &c. &C. For sale by
W., BROCKETT &, HUTCHINSON,
}e+ 2l9 MAIN STREET,
NEARLY OPPOSITE THE couRAFT OFFICE.
II
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nv ENG.

u = E8BV "a
f" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
H. he continues to DYE Over Coats!
Pants. Goats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses,
Shawls, &C., at his residence, one quarter
ola mile west of the Court House, in Litch
field. .a a.l ....
T All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to. .......
Litchfeld, September 1851 IL
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E WING,
A.Gs1BERY,
Chttageng Fowls and Eggs.

EoR SaIe BY the subscriber, IA fine lot If
= Chittigong Fowls. which can be de-
pended upon as. pure breed, Eggs from
the above hons Gamble had at two dollars
per dozen, White Cochin Hens Eggs,
three dollars per dozen.a ~. III.
These Fowls and Eggs can be obtained
by addressing ] w White, corner OF Shelou
and GOveEnor street, Hartford, Conn.
] w WHITE.
April 7, 1859
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FIaY.

AaYs ="
ENcR SALE or IL Ten bs tsua ilJ
u Of Hay. EnquIre Gf
III, DIR. SAINT. BUEL.
Litch6sld, APPS. 18th. 1859. att
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
CEETIEIi' HES

hav. used one OF r ". Davis Self Ad-
justing Churns, Manufactured by Mr. IL
Wing Of bis place during The past su'mr.er.
and have been better pleased with its perf1r'
nance than any other | have used. W. are
pleased with the process Of working and salt
ing the butter: .n... 49,.
-. MOSES LYMAN.
Goshen Semi % 1S5I ~
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PVnPostLa Foa Loan s.ooosc scloTo sep
,sr'itie sesea peg se.a 1,nc-.-ans 81. =. d,.dss
sss' Rs,ss. eosa, "a s's s.e o5eo II tA'''
ass 'fS s Z g, 80 s,ss .. - Of 70.
Va H. go st - sa, ttte esy % a. ~.
~ trSe, on = ,. g,ysse ,sss are 'sSors
LHnisr .sa ho~ Ier,. In trees er che t.s 'helirs
' sg ss a ,r,; 81 rs L , 4 ., oa.
Z be Of htud ,hne be 'ssNa a-dsr the
I.Ls. ~ Only s2o COO sro nav oEsscd 'osraic
~ ey efPss~"ala On 40 h,, fi,as. aad 49, H.
Jtes"a eeG' " cle ct.taao o. t',sy mite. e-t,ns
VI ole rc irn, jscss@' 70 ~ S,s l, nsdr
for ooi sla e. enty es az vi ieh cessiy roStg r
.sS r.s tHo 1aestsna 1s1e .s" hay e,so'
line have pasohace The whole rad to J.olsaa vii
becsnpeted So. il operaSian early next yesr.
steSh AMI Iogds no d $to6oio ae .as.ssssi
h.s ecyu 10 snd eApendea tho uo; the residue VIII
&C. paid On s9e cal. 81 che samssny I" ra'e sas
1hr mertsse Yes full te trustee to cake POS
ad T. se tho eauc With in eisea 60 rs,e 0uey to
II neh - 0 nSs 70 shs mr., ), Ohio
'nd eG Gass ysf S'n 'SS AIT OIL IN esss
1Gu where ooansots visa tho r'Ais e
For Tie preecos purnoso ths comps,yt ecm-
peto tas point Ciuntunsi and h.rotts road So
ssn sad the oncra 81 ssl Mais,ts rosd s be
"a 500, 20 that road made lhe oeunty Of jackson
.hes 10 ohc - viii be seen ~ the THAT
thst county and aportion Of scoto equal TO nna Mill
OF tons mile easily mined sad Of qaa
~ much GIFT ssNpefier Camel coal
That more, al good quality, Exists in the district
to ha extent OF three pln oitens the square mile
Ihis miara wealth, Ohio LA been Of
comparatively ltte value for tho u facilities Of trsn
portaticn to market.
thought the transportation Of cea ard iron alone
ready twelve Furnaces ia ll blast and tho
transportation to tbs Ohio river This number will DO
doubled.
Ihi road gives tho and most direct
Northern a
and that pnr Of Kentucky lying south Of Por-
mouth including thu populous regions sraund Msysvhe
and Lexington Tho Cueinp att and Marie roA will
nect ling with tho Baltimore aai Ohio Rar5 I'D and
the bempfeld r6ld.
Sealed proposals. viii no received for any not
81 oO until Thursday, the 9Th day Of july o'clock p
NJ Proposals will b. addressed to the of the
parry Nessrs Winslow Lsricf Co.. No. 50 Wall street
endorsed Proposals for Seoo and Hooking Valley Rara
rds"
Twenty five per cent Of the purehaac money will be
quea to he paid accepting the bids the remainder In
equal monthly bs.jmcnts of Is per cent Any purchaser
will be Mt liberty to In full at 0ncoiAterest the
will rrr from day OF payment.
The above Sy0Go ai DO sold absolutely and without
reserve to Il highest bidder.
printed exhibit with and al necessary inorma
ton relation 20 these eecpr.e. lie hsd by calling
at the Office Of the agents Of tho Company. N0 80 Wal
street. !. " ROBINSON,
President s. and Ii. V. Railrosa Company.
New york. June 81, 1852.
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AsTROLOGy.


nEATNEss CuRID "A WONDERFUL CURE, AFTER
- dcatres Of twcnty-ihrce years standing was cured
six weeks by DR.. kobaok and now, although sixty
one wears ola hear well Is ever in e 1T different
times during twenty;three Years deafness app Cd to
some half dozen dozen physioans all Of whom told me
nothing 0ud be d0let tie drums OF
and that relief to be had Reading of DR. Robach
Determined to call on him and he succeeded making per-
feet Three weeks aor called him, could hear
alc better and in six weeks the trum ph complete
I0u the scientific COMPUTATIONS % this great doctor Ali
friends atonished ct this unlocked for result.
extremely grateful 10 DR. Kohsck sua hr
Ter him with the livnlicst emotions. Should who
max read this be s,ertcR invite b cali ut
residence in Gay street opposite the Rsiiro4t nonayunk
"a. har
CATHARfNE = IEkEY.
mark.
ctumonw ea'th q Pcnnsyyaria city Of rladclihia.
BE remembered, that this "a cay ofN0yemAer Ammo
uoni eli hteen hundred ana ty, before Charles Gil
PIN Esq Mayor OF this city, personally cane the withiE
named Catherine Noley, who icing duty sworn according
~ law deroeos and that the within SITS omeK Is true
IN particular. In testimony whereof hsyc hereto
hsnd and have orsed the oorporaiion seal III said
city to- be sfiScd, the do! std above written.
CHARLES GiLPiN Mayer.
AIRS. BREWSTER, FROM PHILADELPHIA, TIN.
I'VE ders her services te tho sos ant arptens ~ THIS
,i'y. r. hstrology, Love, aud Law AsLorse ertr1cof
Oroems &c. BY books and scca constantly reieo b.
Hapoleou Ard vii toll the q tie sdy g0boa1n
shol N many hls the of TIE yisters. To, lsrcr
= Great Jones street ccrEer Bo~ery LADIES fifty eont
gentlemen one dollar.
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FINANCIAL,

nIvIDENDNoTICE THE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
- falling due in this city the LIST day OF Jaly 1862
the following named securities, will be paid and after
that date at the office Of the UNDERMINED
Of the proper coupons viz
The bonds Of tho State Of Indians for banking purposes
The city of rt.burg Ps bonds issued to the Ohio and
Pennsylvania Krilroad Company. Six per cents.
Inc CITY Of Allegheny Pa) bonds issued TO the Ohio and
The bonds Of the city Of New Albany t ssucd to tho
New Albany and Salem Railroad Company. Seven Per
cents.
The Franklin county toho) bonds issued the clcve
lend Columbus and Cincinnati Railroad Company Seven
per cents.
The stark county (ohlo) bonds issued to the oLio and
The Greene county tOho bonds issued to the Columbus
and Xenia Railt Dad Company. Seven per ceuts.
The Champagne county fOhio1 bonds isuci TO the
lumbus, Piqua and Indiana Railroad Company seven
Per ceDte
bends Of the county Of Allegheny (Pa) special loan
$4,000 Six pcrcerts.
The county too) aeyen per cent bonds issued
the Marietta and Gin oinpaii Hailroad Company
The Van Vert county Dho) per cent bonds issued
20 the unio and Indiana Rsilrtnd Company.
le alen county (Ohnl per cent bonds issued TO
the Ohio ana indiana Railroad Company
lhe ch am county tuhio bonds issued TO the ONO ana
lcnn.yiyauia hailrgsd Company, six per cents.
INC allen county ltdana sovcr uer bon d. issued
a. the ONO anI I tiann Railroad Company.
&c ONO ahd Iensy iYans Railroad Company mortgage
Tho Indianapolis aud Bcllefontaine RairosI Company
r.U rtf tse Nlrds. Seven Per cents.
In bcllcorfhint ond w iRna Hairoas Company mort
Mt@t iNUis. Sttep ia rtht8
qLa a ~ taibs 40 Indiana Railroad Comna,v RAJ
Ezlttt pt,ii mo- ..agC bonds. SlYon per eeuts
1ht Snteff Coornie seven per oent bond which are
L 20 pas rit r. fti. oi,y
HiNsioW, LAN'ER 3 co, 81 wsii strsst
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yEsAyF.N AsD EXCISE LtC3NSEs.-H.rogs
Ofce, Il "a Juas 49, -NQtioe-rhe Laws OF fht
Jset eNsrs perasn VIC she'll self by rs..aFy s,ae or
ttr-H Or sn.t5nOus liquors sdn1d ~ tho 'rSpr siSs
enhances &c Nine brandy sttnsg w.toss hisss
aeer Ae other escseaot9 uIuars} wtarn. boz
la ha need to enc ana ID prsUnnsnE anh E eerions
VIC hu seli any srang or auaas Hgapt ana@..i's
above rvo Fspas toxNaprisg aud tre .sns
Hqdort nDorsa distilled by the ove wis ga h1,ss
Aettrnd tos penalty tNrnsya iotar, fr esoA "a"
Tc q uisouars ~ ExcS viii bold extra sgt ssar lass
0err far gran eafses 1t te sSee ha ipl tvtns
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cATHARINE Y YEKEY.
DR. GirlrhS,


BARGAINS EXTRA ORDINARY LOCO LADIES
- Straw Hats selling OF REGARDLESS Of cost price. Notice
the following bargains dies Boomers % td anG 81 81
oaoh; Chic rens and Misses, do; ladies fancy Straw Hats
6s Cd and 81 each (many cfthese worth 81 5 pny
trimmed Paris flats $3.50 and 81 each ey1lar
price Cor these i from So TO slo ohse1vths above great
Denot, BAL broadway. WILLIAM ATKINS Pronrietor.
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