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MISS Bradley invites the attention OF
Iva The Ladies TO great variety of low
priced Straw Hats. Also shirred Silk and
Luce Mats of the latest patterns.
Also Ribbons, Flowers, Caps, Collars,
mil's, combs. edgings, insertings.
Lisle thread, silk, kid and cotton Gloves
Mantillas, Grape and love Wells. Hats and
collars for mourning &c &c.
Prices viii be made satisfactory to Gus.
toners
Straw Hats.
~Luchfeli April 81.
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Architecture.
A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS

y. " "A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS. &
2le Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
IAFFER their services to gentlemen a
" bout to build. to committees of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
Plans for all kinds and styles Of dwell
ing houses, SC, actually built and in pro-
gress, can at all Zines be seen al their of,
fee; and as it is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and speeif calions well matured be.
fore commencing, it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection of
works during the progress as we'll as fur
nish designs for eyery9sttle OF interior de-
coration, fresco painting, monuments. tab
let's. &c. Charges always moderate.
Jan. 20. 1852: "''''' 81
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At Court Of Probate holden at New Hartford
within and for the District Of New Hartford
en- the l2;h day ot May A. D,sls52 Roger
Nails the Judge of said District being is-
qualified 20 act. Present. LANES EGGLE-a
SION, Esq Judge OF the Court Of Probate
Tor the adjoining District Of Barkhamrs,ed,
holding said Court
.HNHIS Copr, doth direct The trustees of the
l. assigned estate of caius C Manchester
Of New Hartford, in said district deceased.
to give notice TO all persons interested in
said estate, to appear, (if they see cause.)
before The Court Of Probate. to beholden at
ths, Probate Office in said district OF New
Hartford on the 18th day of June 1859, al
g o'clock, A. M. to be heard relative 10 the
appointment of Commissioners on said estate
by posting said order OF notice on public sigr
post in said tswn, Of New Hartford, and by
advertising the same in, a newspaper published
\ in Litchfield, in Li,chfeld county. ~. ~
Certified from Record
| J, &C. HOVEY, Clerk,
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Geese Feathers

~, HE Subscribers have made arrange
men;s to keep constant supply of q
first rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages of frcm
20 to 50 lbs, and will furnish at all TINS
any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs, of qual>
ity they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low prices as can be ppccha sed
equal quality in the State. 80 s3
,~Y s. & L. EURLEUT.
Winchester, 1852. i:
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Bounty lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1919

NRE Numbers OF Capt. Waugh's Company
L in the war of 1919, are each eniilled to
40 acres Of Bounty Land. am now receiving
warrants for those Of this Company whr have
applied 10 NE. notwithstanding The opinions
OF others tothe contrary. i have the Paw
Roll OF Capt. Waugh's Company and also Of
Capt. Charles Buel's Company, andam there's
tore prepseed to complete the application Of
any member of either of these Companies, or
the widow OF any member on a moments no.
tice, by calling on nae At my office. ...r-
HENRY B. GRAVES.
Litch6eld, Nov. 4th, 1851. 26
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
TOrringtOn Manufacturing COmpany

TOrringtOn Manufacturing Company
VVNHE undersigned hereby associate them .
IL selves together as body polite and
corporate pursuant to the statute of the
State of Connecticut relating 10 joint
Stock Corporations, and thu following are
the Articles OF Association
Art. |. The name of said corporation
shalt be the Torrington Manufacturing
Company. . te~H- .,
Art II. The capital stock OF said corpo>
ration shall be sixAhousaud dollars, which
snail be divided into two hunured and forty
shares of Twenty Five Dollars each share.
Art, III. The purpose for which said
corpora lion is esta blA he'd is the following
viz. To manufacture all kinds OF scythes
md Hoes, AMI any and all kinds of Tools
and Implements composed of iron nd steel
or af which iron. anal steel are the princi>
pal, component parts: and generally TO do
all business connected with or incidental
10 The purposes of this association as above
specified, ..s.. . e
Art Nv. The statute aforesaid is here
by referred to and made part of these arts
cles !; and his corporation hereby estab-
lished and organized under aud pursuant
TO said statute. shall have the power and
according to the regulations de-
scribed and spsci6ed herein. . 49,,
ArtV Each subscriber 10 these articles
agrees to take the number Of shares ocsaid
stock annexed TO his CT her name in the
capital stock OF said corporation, each share
to be twenty five. dollars. aud la be paid
for by msta lImcnls as the Directors of said
corporation shall order.
Art W. SAID corporation is established
and located in The tom OF TorriugtoA,
rounty of LitchfelI and S;ale Of Connects
cut ~
Dated at Torrington this 10Th day of May
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ENGLIsH RLOoD HoRSE

The subscriber hasa fine young English
blood horse. Is 2 hands high, and well
prOportionet. He will stand the ensuing
season at the stable of Christopher P
Wheeler in Goshen, l l.2 miles north of
Welch's STORE. Farmers are requested to
cali and examine for themselves.
CHRISTOPHER P WHEELER.
Goshen, May 10, 1852.
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Come sgssSg Sec.

THE subscriber gives notice that he
4 continues the BLACKSMITHING
business in North street, near Carrington'a
Foundry. Ok Shooting attended to-he ha.
ving lifted up . frame in good and conve>
nien' place for that purpose. Eerse Shoe,
ing and other Blacksmith work done a,
usual. CONE AND SEE.
JONATHAN e. FULLER.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9th, 1851. 81
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ME NV olcottvlle Hardware Manufac.
Z 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 of said company, to model, on the
most favOra BILE terms. I"
Wolcottvttte Hardware M1g co.
Wolcottville. May 2lst, 1851.
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A, a Court of Probate holden a, Ltchfeld
within and for the District of Litchfield
on the 9TH day Of May. A. D 1852.
Present. HENRY B GRAVES, Judge,
ON motion of George Starr. Executor on
~ the Estate of Abner WEIGH, late of
Warren wthia said district, deceased
This'Court doth decree that six months
from this date be allowed apd limited fer
ahe creditors of said estate to exhibit their
claims against theo same said Executor +;
aud directs that public notice be given of
this order ty advertising in a newspaper
published 10 Liteh6eld and by posting n
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town OF Warren nearest the place where
the deceas, last dwelt. Wy
Certified from Record.
HENRY B. GRAVES Judge
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'rHE beautiful Colt. FALCON, may be

'NHE beautiful Colt. FALCON, may be
found the coming season at the stable
Of the subscriber. Falcon is threh years
I'D this monlh--in his almost faultless
Proportions, showing very plainly his Nor
gan descent His motion in Tie harness
Is bold and elegant. He was sired by Fall
Con his grandsire Black Hawk-his dam
"A Virginia blooded mare. In the opinion
of the subscriber, his stock will be of the
highest value, not much if at all inferior 10
his Black Hawk horse, Raven, to which he
Is nearly related
RnRpTNc pArTDV
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FoR sALEoR RENT.

AT avery reasonable price,
Hfff good Grazing Farm, one mile
hsss ssputh Of the enterprising village
Of Winsted. including about
seventy live acres OF land' wei dIyioeo. mo
Ineadoyvs oastures and Woodland, with a
variety Of good fruit part of the money may
remain on mortgage. II is. one at the most
desirable locations, ia the vicinity Of. that
enIerpIising manufacturing Village, lyingidi-
rcctlv upon thst rhesatfIk sheet Of water,
known as the Long Pond. famous for fishing
and The great source 81 the water priv cges
which move the mighty MACHINERY. whI;h
brings 90 much wealth into me place An
enterprisine man need COMO further even for
mineral wealth. as it is supposed there is
valuable ore in the hills, which is. al least
Upper. Possession .giPen sqon.
PARMELIA &. MIN EFF
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DY ENG.

TIT JACKSON hereby gives notice tAas
Pants, Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses,
Shawls, &C., at his residence, one quarter
ola mile west o., the Court House, in Itch
field. -
u All orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Lilch6eld, September l, 1851 ~
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FRUIT TREES FOR sALE!

LENOIR, at the head of North
street, Litchfeld. Those trees are
young and thrifty. have been ,alsed in Ne "
YORK by the owner, and budopd frcm the
ehoices' kinds OF Par, Apple and Cher, trees
Sal, dwarf Pear and Apple trees for Ga, densl
4" 'h's respect the, are warranted, and having
passed this hard winter here. they have pros
we'd /" oe hardy. 0s-Early nyplica,icns will
suit the seller and warrant a surer sue cess N
."e ouSet A.
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Furnishing Goods,

Embracing large assortmtnt of Plain and
Fancy Shirts. Collars, Bosoms. Silk Handker-
Fchiefs, CraYats. Tics. Hosiery, Gloves &c &c
their garments made in style not to be SUR
"assed 10 fashion or workmanship and warfan-
ID to tit To His old CUSTOMERS and friends
30 have so long patronized him he takes
Occasion to acknowledge their Kindness
honing re see them one and all at his stand in
west street where he will endeavor if one
Price and that cheaper than can be bought
elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their
patronage. f',@'f "'~''' ~
Cutting done at short notice, spring and
summer fashions received
Hf T. H. RICHARDS.
Lite hfield June l 1852
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PA TENT MELODEONs.

INVITE the attention ot fhe ,nuslcal pubs
4 lie, to their new style of Melodeons paten-
ted by Carhart. Having every facility for
manufacturing to The hest advantage, with ex.
perienced and skilful workmen in all branch
es of the business. we can furnish Melodeons
from TO 6 ioctaves with all the late improves
ments, and OF the best quality. at the lowest
price possible. Orders are solicited with the
assurance of prompt attention.
WelcGttville, April Est 1851. Sc
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ChttagONg Fowls and Eggs.

FOR Sale by the subscriber, "a fine lot Of
Chiltigong Fowls. which can BIZ de-
pended upon asfpare breed. Eggs fEom
the above hons can be had at two dollars
per dozen. White Cochin Hens Eggs,
three dollars per dozen.
These Fowls and Eyes can be obtained
by addressing J w White, corner of Shelcn
and Governor street, Hartford, Conn. =
80. w WHITE.
April r, 1859. ID,
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AND GENrLEMEN's oUTFITTINa
ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW
DOORS WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET.
WTHERE he IL prepared TO offer the
w greatest inducements TO purchasers Of
Clothing ever offered in this OF ans other towh
IN the county. HayingjTsl added to his stock
a large and elegant assortment of Spring goods
consisting OF BrOad-lolhs of French, German,
English aud American manufactur of all
shades and quality Cassimeres, Plain. Black,
English and French Daeskins, together with
variety of Fancy Cassimeres, of new and
fashionable styles Black aud Fancy satins, and
silk Vestings. Marseilles and Summer Vestings
of 1ery description, with'a large assortment
OF spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with the greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability OF
workmanship, which will be sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere.
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4 .ost LAND WARRANTS, No

g.oc4l-LAN WARRANTS. No
AIOSC' l7O56 for forty acres of Land.
dated the 30th day Of August 1851, issued
to me under the act Of Congress passed
September IS, 1850. for service as private
in Capt: Worden's company, 4ih regiment,
New York Militia, war of 1912. This
warrant was lost, or taken from desk in
Woodbury.. and il is my intention immedi-
ately TO apply to the Commissioner of PEN
sions for duplicate of the warrant mean
while the finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the samei at The post office in
Woodbury..
MARTIN G. RUSSELL.
Woodbury., May 1. 1852.
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
CERTIEIE ATES

have used one of r. ". Divis' Self AID
iustng Chlsrns, Manufactured by Mr.. Z
Wing of this place during he past suInrler.
and have been belter.Pleased with itssperfor
nance than any other | have used We are
pleased with the process Of working and salt
ing the butler. -
e.. MOSES LYMAN.
-SSSs71Si, en- Sent. % lS5EL 81,
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TO cLERG Y NJ EN-
lSuDerfntendents of ,Sabbotb. Schools


sSMperlntende1ts Of Sabbath Schools.
gnE sltbacrbcrs big leaseo eaN Jour attention ia he
saessaf SABBATIl-SCHool. BOOKS witch 4 behaved IL
~ anre full aud complete than that o any other establish
gent III New England The publications Of the following
r,tts,fyx: Anlsrcan Sunday scheol Union, American
$ac Society," Tresitsrian Board Of Publication, Mass Sab
a;h School eety. New F., gland S. S. Union, Doctnai
etad Beck Society and Am baptist Publication Society,
sl be constantly kept CA bald and IN addition full sup
~ u she numerous s,es OF Messr-. Carter Brothers,
Fplsstom = Coa Harper s. Brothers, Gould z Lincoln
~, Feshss and 4chsEa Our facilities Coz obtaining
keocks afe'sueh that furnish library, large Of
Fna+ ley prics Ms can procured in New Yorl
b Roston. Our Ions expehence in the sabbath-schoo
Nouk business eHRbesus to an orders By mail in satstaO
Dry manner when desired When libraries are ordered b
a - aphhbslica catalogue the books now on hand
oud be forwarded and the general character Of The books
s.asnOd. specified. Please address all orders to ~
~ BR0CKETT 6 HUTCHINSON,
Theological and 5. s. Booksellers,
2l9 MAIN STREET,
MRAALY OPPOSITE THE coURANT OFFICE
hF4u.4
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GOSHEN ACADEMY.
NHE Summer Session of this school WI
commence Thursday April %, 1852
0 Lessons in French, Music. Drawing
ralnting DC. will be given by experienced
4eaceeEs' JAMES Q. RICE,
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FVT1E suhScribers have just retnrnedfrom
4 New York with alaFge stock CT Beola
and Shoes, bought a,a time of great pssss.
ure in the money market, consequently will
be sold at greatly reduced prices.
We think aby one may fl themselves OF
anything in our line Of Trade, from the
small faEcy Cack to the large thick Boot
from the small Rubber Boot to the large
Over Shoe, a, Unprecedented Low PRICES.
Morocco, Linings4 Bindings. Sole Lea:h
er and Findings, for safe as usual 80.
MEAFOY g. TROWBRfDGE,
Fist Door West of the Court House.
Luchield. Oct. 18th, 1851. 90
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R3r Mr.. EBENEZER WING.
SIr-Having purchased and used one OF your
Churns. and being much pleased with its per-
tormance, would take this opportunity Of
SAYING TO you that consider il to b. the ne
plus ultra the Chur ling Mac hinery. Be-
ing adapted TO working the butter, as we'll as
separating it from the milk. would therefore
cheertnly recommend it to all my friends,
who regard :he old method as a laborious and
tedious operation.
Yours, respectfully,
South Amenia, Sept, 1851.
The following are the words of the report
on The ChuTn offered a: the late Cattle Show
and Fair in Lilchtield.
"Mr. +. Wing also exhibited Churn, the
object being to Work the butter after Ghurning
1t, which your Committee recommend to The
favorable notice OF those manufacturing he
article OF butter, and award premium"
Mr.. F.. WING, 80
,Slr-Fhe Davis Patent Churn, which
purchased ofyou, gives entire. Satisfaction
American battei is now, and Away. has been
an inferior article compared with European
IN oGr oWn and foieian markets which IL
oWing to two ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS conta rs
too much buttermllk and TOO much salt. The
first OF Ihase is easily povIated by the use of
your churn. and the 5ec,ud 10y a little care on
the plriaol heIlAiry women, Your chuun ap.
pears TO possess all the qualities hat can be
required Of an implement otthe kind, and is
IN my opinion, uleiior 20 any other now in
= 2, q
OVID PLUMB
,isbury June. Goth, 1851;
premium and Diploma. was awarded to
E. ing, at the last Agricultural Fair IN New
lila, el,4 Fu,I herKore, the. pr"prletors d size
earn lily, adj who use his chilrn, to acquaint
themselves W tn the imoor'ant utility OF II
and not hastily condemnit We have had an
opportunity of testing the chnrn for inole than
one year, and are confident ina, vni under
standing If the principles of Churnng and
Working the butler all OBJECTIONS will be re-
moved
We,are aware that some farmers have not
acqua int ed themselves with the working OF
butter in the Churn, and consequently do aoi
know its true value above all other Churns.
The proprietors respectfully solicit he pfvi-
lege of explaining it. The whole nreralio
OF working The butter is ST : Hlpe and perfect
that we have tie fullest confidence in its final
triumph. All we ask ladies aud gentlemen is
fair trial by all who purchase The Chnrn,
and it any you do not 'succred to useit to
your satisfaction By the dir ecti"ns which &C
company the Churn, please give us notice an.
we are confident we can satisfy all unpreju
diced minds, that the ChGrn is all we claim for
il.
We propose to reduce the price to 81, SIS.
and Sc, per Churn. P. S. All our Agents
please notice, = E. WING.
A, GILBERT.
West Goshen, CT April l. 1852.
PLEASETAKE NOTICE,-'fhe subscri-
bers also are manufacturing and are prepared
10 furnish any that may want with any quanti>
ty Of sash. Blinds and doc $. at short notice.
Please call gentlemen, you who are wanting
the above article, and examine for yourselves,
Sashes glazed with American or Imported
Glass Of superior quality,
~, E. WING SEQ.
E. WING, ....-
A.GILBERT.
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"Mr. EBENEzER WING.

Gosi, en-, Sept. %. lS5k
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-10-02

Veterans Organizing for Scon.--The resi-
dents of New York, who have been in various
battles under Gen. Scott, including the New
York Volunteers in the Mexican war; and a
number of the veterans of 1912, held meet
ing at Constitution Hall, Broadway N Y,
week before last, and formed an association to
be known as the Scott Life Guards It is COM
posed of men who served exclusively under
Gen. Scott. W. H. Brown was elected Presi-
dent, and J. R. Doyle, of the war of 1912,
Vice President.
Democratic organs say that all the generals
commissioned by Mr.. Polk are against Scott.
We think the Wings can endure that misfor-
tune when they have so many evidences that
the men are for him.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-10-02

The New Post Office Laao.-The new Post
Office law went into effect last Thursday. 1t
effects newspapers and that kind of mailable
matter. By it, transient papers, (that is, papers
not sent to subscribers) weighing less than l !
ounces and circulated in the State where pub
lished, pay only cent when prepaid. When
sent out of the United States, and weighing
under three ounces, one cent prepaid with an
increase of one cent to each ounce. If not
prepaid the rates are doubled. Books and mat
ter of that description, pay cent an ounce
and must be prepaid.
Newspapers and periodicals sent to subscri-
bers can be paid quarterly, either at the post
Office where mailed or at the Office of delivery
They 60 free in the county where published
In the State where published, if they do not
exceed II ounces in weight when dry, they are
charged for three months, for a weekly, 81
cents; for semi weekly, 81 cents; for daily
paper, 19A cents. Double these rates when
sent out of the State, or when weighing more
than one and half and less than three ounces; ;
and so on.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-10-02

"Iolerably Ominous" "A rich scene came
off at Locofoco meeting in the Fifteenth Ward
one evening this Week. The crowd gathered,
and in due time an attempt was made to organ
ize. A motion was made that certain we'll
known Democrat take the chair which was
unanimously carried. Whereupon, to the dis
may of the meeting, the chairman elect arose
and stated that he was Democrat, had always
been a Democrat, but that he could not preside
over the meeting, because he did not intend to
vote the ticket. The meeting was thunder
struck, and kept silence for some time, until
somebody moved that another we'll known De-
mocrat take the chair, which was carried with
the like unanmity; but to the utter amazement
and CONSERVATION of the meeting, this chairman
elect also announced to the meeting that he
could not vote the ticket but that he would
take the chair and put their motions for them if
they desired it. Not wishing to try any more
experiments, and not knowing how far the dis
affection might extend, they concluded to let
him preside, in spite of his disloyalty OF
course there was not much enthusiasm in the
meeting after these occurrences, and after at
tempting to hold Locofoco meeting for some
time, they gave it up in despair and adjourned
with three rousng cheers for Scott Cincinnati
Gazette.
Southern sentinel. [volume] (Plaquemine, Parish of Iberville [La.]) 1848-1858, 1852-10-02

A Patriotic Wiaister.--The Rev. DR.. Muir.
ray, of Elizabetltown, N. J., has furnished the
New Jersey Historical Society a highly inter-
esting account of the Rev. James Caldwell,
whose active and energetic cooperation with
the patriots of the revolution intimately asso-
ciate him with the whole country and it's inter-
ests High rewards were offered for his cap
ture, and for years he walked about armed On
the attack on Springfield, June 25, 1880, he
was present every where encouraging the
troops. 1t is said that during the contest the
wadding of company Of soldiers failed. He
flew to a neighboring Presbyterian church, and
filling his pockets and arms with Watts Psalms
and Hymns, rode back to the company, and
distributing the books among them, cried out
as he flung one here and another there, "Nov
put Watts into them, boys!"