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Defence OF the Amiable Jesuits.
New YORK, April "a, 1852

JAMES GORDON BENNETT, ESQ.
Dear Sir:-I read with establishment in the Friday
number ofyour valuable and interesting paper, two
attacks against the Jesuits. ! the word aston
ishment, because l am happy to admit that with
your accustomed and elevated impartiality, you
usually ready to do justice to that distinguished
religious order. Any other person but yourself
might be suspected of fearing to share, with the
.Jesuts, in the hatred and vndictive feelings of
Kossuth or Lola Monies; but the noble indepen-
dence which is one of your strongest characteristics
is too well known to render you liable to any such
charge. ] am confident. then, that you will be
pleased to receive the following rectifcatOn of what
Is q very excusablc msapprehension on your part;
and ] would here say, en- 1usSant, what perhaps
it may interest you to know that when the Countess
of Landsfeld was driven out of Munich, there
not in that city, nor even in the entire kingdom of
On the subject of the Washington organs and
whig caucus, you say
learned Jesuit in which the thrilling Of that
naionthe republic and the empire from tho execution
Of Louis XVI to 9th. the return to p9xsr Of Louis xvl IL IL,
legitimate history Of France.
This story has been told of the history of France
of Father Loriquet, and they have gone so far as
to say that he designated the Emperor Napoleon
under the name of lie Marquis dc Buonapartc,"
Lieutenant General Of the Armies of his Majesty,
Louis XVIII. The real state Of the case is that
after the restoration of the Bourbons the enemies of
the Jesuits ntcrp0ated IN the edition OF the hstory
of Father Loriquet printed sheet, containing this
spurious portion in order to bring ridcule ON inc
| entire society of Jesus. But the fraud having
been discovered, the fasifed copies were destroyed
by the very parties who had pcrpetrated the trick
| on the public; that it is now altogether impos-
| sblc to get sight of a single one OF them Some
lime subsequent to 1913, M. Cremieux, at a sitting
OF the National Assembly, having brought up this
cock and bull story, M. de Montalcmbert emphati-
cay denied its truth, and defcd NJ. Cremieux to
PROVE and to produce copy of the work he allu
dedto. The latter re1rcSenfonte requested to be al
lowed one days time to search, and was subsequent
" compelled TO admit that he could not find it
Nevertheless, the hoax continues 10 appear, from
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time to time, in such Of tho Paris papers a. are
afflicted with pricst~phobia. and it serves by way
of change from tho marvellous stories Of tho great
sea serpent
In your editorial article ON Japan. in the same
paper, after having mentioned the great number Of
conversions from heathonism, ELECTED by the
Catholic missionaries in the sixteenth century you
add:-
This continued for ten years when Teig, the
regnng Emperor perceving that the Jesuits much
more eager to collect Japanese gold than souls
and having good reason for suspecting attempted
conquest by the Portuguese resoiutcy banished hsm
and by the most rigorous measures thoroughly extir.
paied Christianity and all Europeans This fact ac-
counts for the cauInnes by the Jcsuits aud exhibits
The chief principles upon which the secsvc policy of
the Japanese has been founded.
Hitherto, it had always boon my impression, and
as believe, on very satisfactory grounds, that tn,
Jesuts, so far from enrichng themselves in Japan,
had, on the contrary, brought gold into that coun
try for, in fact it was with tho assistance Of the
largesses of the faithful in Europe that they had,
in 1897 succeeded in erecting in the Japanese archi-
pelago, 2i0 Catholic churches. Tho number OF
baptized Christians was estimated to be upwards of
lo0O00O The Portuguese nevor attempted to got
possession by conquest of tho islands; but tho Eng
fish and Dutch, in their aim mt suppianting them
in the commercial monopoly which they enjoyed,
were skilful enough to arouse in tho mind of tho
Emperor approximations for the preservation of tho
independence of his realm; and tho calimniss of
these Protestant nations the principal causes of
the persecution which Afterwards ragged gainst the
Catholics Of Japan. The Portuguese were expelled
from Japan about tho beginning of the seventeenth
century, and tho profession Of Christianity pro-
hibited under pain Of deava. If tho svle objoot of
tho Jesuits had in reality been the mere acquisi-
ton Of wealth, thoy would have Withdrawn from
the empire simultaneously with the Portuguese
traders: But it would have boon cow.irdce in thom
to basely abandon their neophytes to persecution
and, accordingly, during the term of fifty year
after, as fast Jesuit missionaries were discovered
apprchcnded and put to death, other mon. cand.
dates for maryrdom, in spite Of tho most active
surveillance, came to fill their place, ard sustain
the faith of the Japanese. More than one hundred
Jesuits in this way persisted, either by capital
punishment or by torture. 1t was not the gold of
tho earth they came to seek, but tho treasure Of
heaven; and tho last Of their number, who was be-
headed in 1862, closed gloriousy with his death tho
era of Christianity in Japan-that era which had
one hundred years before, been so nobly opened by
FRANCOIS Xavier. Japan, then, has not been for
the Jesuits California El Dorado on the contrary
it proved for them Golgoha and an arena Of
martyrdom. With much respect, your most obt
serv't, FRENCH Catholic
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Law intelligence.

SUPREME CouRr ruE UNITED STATES, April %.
No. 100. j. Campbell ct al, plaintiff in error,
trustees Of township in range TO- In TO the sup
court Of Ohio. Mr. Justice Mclean delivered the
opinion OF the court Affirming the judgment Of the said
supro me court with costs No l28 The United States
Harrison Duval. Appeal from the district Of
the United States for Louisiana Mr. Chief Justice Ia
nty delivered the opinion of the court reversing the de-
of the district court and remandug the with
directions to the sad TO enter decree in favor Of
the United States Nos. l2l and 1871 J. H. Howard =.
Ill., plaintiffs In efTor. s. NJ lrgcrsol. The aTBt-
ment OF these cases commenced by Nr. Rcyeriy
John or for the psini in and continued by hr.
Coke tr thc dciendbnt Ia Az outned ug.. Mon.
day " o'clgck a. IT,
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Superior Court-Spccial Term.


Arm 4.--Iiiram r. Hastings Jane Nictous. &c
Judgment for the plaintiff the demurrer $g7e with
costs but execution must issue to enforce such judg-
ment until the further order Of the Court
james Doran rs Janes Dempsey 8c.-Judgment for
plaintiff and order Of reference to John l.. Mason.
augustus NJ Clason John Rankin Compliant dis
mise with costs.
William Golden rs. John e. Bccon New trial granted,
with liberty plaintiff to amend his complaint within
twenty days defendant at liberty To amended
complaint
Before Hon Judge Sanford
Thomas Ohs LEROY, &c. rs Thomas Gsduin Motion
for Injunction denied, without costs
The Mechanics Bonking association Chve, s~tJ1,
Thomas Johnson $cOrdernd that the defendants
the benefit Of the order Of ID of March, payment OF
costs then ordered and cost Of Notion 49, in each suit
Before Hon. Judge Duer
r. r. BeGe Cahay,re Hayes Demurrer to the COM
plant overrued with costs but the defendant has the
usual liberty Of Withdrawing within twenty days. aud
answering
Prercnt Justices Sanford and Dosw9th
Arm A-Respeet 10 ne Memory Of the late Governor
Hon John Young u member of the bar and formerly
Governor Of this state departed this life yesterday and
moved that asa mark Of respect to his memory, this
Court do now adjourn.
". SANFORD, Esq, seconded the motion Of Mr. Kirk
The Court with some remarks on the worth and talent.
Of deceased and the high standing to which he had
been elevated by the people Of this state directed that
entsy Of the motion be made in the minutes and hsk
the Court do now adjourn.
GENERAL TERN
Before Chief Justice Oakley and Hon, Judges Sandfsrd,
Duer. and Bosworth.
April "a John Whitaker respondent. ~ Walter Mistev,
appellant of arrest vacated upon Defendants st
pulatng to bring no action.
.ab1sader c. Fraser .1nson G.. Phsips.-Ordcr ap-
pealed reversed without costs tn either party and
Of reference modified far to require defendant
to furnish sworn copies " the balance sheets In question
without prejudice to future applications before rcece
for fun Their order or directions
Frederick Tails rs. WILLIAM Wiloughy.-M0tisn denied
without costs
John Horne rs. the Nsvor, g., Of NeW Yok-Judgmene
for the defendant.
John Horne and uts NE Mayor &C., Of Nev York =
Judgment for the defendant
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Supreme Court-spccial Term

Dft5sI0Ns-Dy 'u7tOe
Arm - --Muzies X. Case rs. Geo f.. Pomeroy Mo-
ton to amend bill OF particulars granted; the plain
till to pay $40 cost Of the notion and IL the defendant
shall change his defence the plaintiff pay all
which have occurred since the service Of the bill Of par
ticulars.
Henry Reyeo IS. finn e. Retyea--Divorce granted.
Dot1d l.. Moore u.s. Nm. c. Hall and al-Motion to re-
Issue commission denied, with $40 costs
Commonwealth Of Massachusetts rs. Ed,card Saul and
ofh1s-ordsr of reference, to Jno. l.. Mason Esq.
DE Forrest Maurice Patrick Brady.-Judgment set
aside on condition that defendant waive all objections :"
service Of the summons and put in his answer witnin
ten days after notice Of the order to be entered herein
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esvssal very ettotivs fssssre. TIN bsrssa~s siiaa
0perN 6cenA." Burissqpe CashushA" Dance Meaasa~
and Pas Dc Affiosns, /" VIII also b given
wsop's MsasneGs continue - successful over tn
Ethiopian veson Of The Tragedy az .Msobeth' Va
received last night by full hOuse II will be repeated
tonight, In which Well will appear - Macbeth, Her.
msn ~ Macdrf Campbell as BanI'io and Horn ~ Lady
Macbeth st - Il fr.a uf#-tr r Ny il. w
Tar Nrv OnIrass 0rrrA TkouPg clesed at the Astsr
Place 0perr House Saturday evening with 3 hns
house 1t being Mr. SandordB benefit. They appear tins
evening ut Newark and subsequently at Railway, Trco-
ton, Burlington, fhilsdelpha. aud baltimore.
GRAND CoMrLisirETARY Ff-sryAL.--The friends a.
.shor caso'ani will give him mplmentary benot, o.
inuriay evening next, mt Nibios beautiful saloon, en-
when occasion all the distinguished artists ~ present -
we chy have kindly volunteered their services AmeaG
lnc are tire names OF Madame Bouchciie Madame ma
Ibnon and Madame ldedcnburg. with signora O. PskN.
o. Sieti, aud Mrs II. Lodr Dodworth's band will At.
tend, and the muSica! department will he directed bg
Signor Ardit =
PRorEsson WHrTNEr gave his last lecture ycsterdav
evening. at Metropolitan Hall lie honorcd by 9
highly respectable audience who gave marked testmou
OF their pleasure by repeated cheers
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Naval Intelligence,

The u S friuate Congress Com J. McKecvcr, WA At
Monteyideo Feb - The bark Edward koppisch, which
arrived at Salem on Friday brought letter bags from her
as well ~ from che jamestown.
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Several Of Burtons talented company la the other char
actcrs Of the piece. The anusements close with the
farce Of Our Clerks
NATIONAL THyArnI--The new drama, called the
Blacksmith Of Antwerp which has been played every
evening for the past week to crowded houses will again
be fair way Of judging Of the attractive features Of
dramatic have long and successful The acting
II good the scenery fine the orchestral music excellent,
and the visers give evidence Of their satisfaction
throughout every The drama called the Idiot OF
the Shannon will commence the entertainments
Blanchard will ill the leading character and during the
piece he win exercise the uprising sagncy VI his dogs
Purdy the proprietor Of this theatre very active and
rcrseysrng and he has proof by extensive patronage
that his managerial exertions appreciated.
LYcruM TuEATRK.-This establ hment has not been a.
well supported us 1t deserves Miss Julia Bennett Il
excellent actress ard very agreeable vocalist Probably
going to the Lyceum, but likely matters will mend
sidcrubly this week Corbyn and auckland indie
fatgabe in their exertions to please and they deserve
share ct public patronage This evening the entertain
mens will commence with the overture Of the Magic
flue, which will be succeeded by the farce q Man
without Headr The will be the amusing
sketch from French vaudeville, entitled Antony and
Cleopatra the character Of Antony by Mr. Waco and
that Of Cleopatra by Miss julia Bennett This viii be
followed by the extravaganza OF "Tclcmaclius,' with
Julia Bennett in the leading part. MI will close with
the farce Of the /" Two Bonnycases.'
AMERICA, MusrtM.-The beautiful drama of Guy
ManneriDg ia to be represented in the lecture of
this establishment again tonight. O. W. Clarke will
personatc the character OF Dandie Dimnont Hadaway
hat Of Dcmne Sampson Miss Mestayer ulia Mannering
aud Mrs Rensen thai OF Meg Merriiics. The amusing
piece, entitled an Organic Affection" and the laugh
ule farce Of Make your. WILL will be played In the
afternoon. This Is very attractive bill
BowrsY Ciucus--This will positively be the last night
that Nathans Co popular equestrian h0nps can ap.
Iear in New York The programme provided Is I'M
usually attractive and the receipts for the benefit OF
the Athletic. Those who have not yet witnessed this Ia
Tented company should by all means avail themselves
a the present opportunity.
Cgisr,s 0PyRa Iicusl.- Ciristy's hand Of Mnstres
c a. u ua attracting crowded houses The vocal aat
irlVu yiti selections pnuounccd TX t).Dgh' prise
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NEW SPRING
Nj IL l. \ Il Il Y

MIS-. Dsn.et- mss just re,u'ned from Ne"
York, wltn ha nl,aIne .asso. menl of Mills
nrry A'.d Fancy Goods, among which may BE-
.oliItdt Snellcd silk ant Gusamer Lace Hats
lancy and PLAN Straw 'Boniets, Chilt,en's
oi.oges aud found Siiaw HAS ChoIcc Ri
Alns and Artificial tlowels,
t.lnbr"idelIes and Laces--wrought Muslin
aud iambrlc' ColIa.s, Muslin and Cambria
bands 70, under sleeves. E.iglne and Inst Illng
Ladies Linen Camhrlc and Embroidered hand
kricLIrts, cheap w"rked Cas-, Ladies aud
;eLls Kid. Six aud Lisle Thread Ginyss, a
beautiful Article of black silk Tor Drrsse ant
siantiIlas, Trimming Goods. black Lace, deep
black Fringe, new arIitieof galo.n Gimp f"'
grlinlns. wish Co DIS, Pal asols, 81. Nc. 70
nFeachlng and repairing Straw Hats as
Mrs. Daniels bfgs leave TO return her s.n>
rare thanks ic the Ladies at LiIrh6e d and
vicinity for their llbe al patronage, anc scopes
p, close application 10 her bust, ess 10 me' il
ts'ntnua,ico vi The same. ~F' ezra
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NAUGATU cK
R a IL r. @ a ID.
EWzSseg Eszzs5ssg s4lSSS2 60 -
sq2yySsg " s{s syy. -I9SE9yT -
Summer arrangement, ~nenaencing
.Apnl26. 1852. ~. .---.


TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORr.-Fir
i Passenger Tram wltl ieayeg Br.dgepnrs
for W nsei, 40 So, a. M, or { n the an
val of the 8 "A W., Express Tram tom New
Yo k, connecting a; the Junction with The
10 80 4. Nj (, Tram from New Haven. .ss
Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge,
port for Wins,ed att 03 P, NJ, or"n The ar,i7
val Of the 3,30 P. M Express rraln. irom
New York, connecting Al the Junction with
the S SO P NJ, Train tlem New Haven 80
Fire, Freight Tram will leave Bridgeport
for Wns,ed at 500. A. Ms,7c"nuecting al
>rratinrd, with th> 500 A. NJ. Train from
New Haven, $3.50 e..
Second Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
f,r Waterbury at s. A, NJ. connecting at StIat
iord with the els A. NJ. Train, from New
Haven ats s... q. IS zs.le 5sss, - .sa.
Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Waterbury at 4 23 r NJ. .---..s-,.as.
TRAINS INTO BRlDGEPoRT.-Fir
Passenger Train will leave Waterbury 81
6 90 A. NJ, connecting al The junction WITH
Train to New Tia zen, and at Bridgeport WIN
the 8 "a A. NJ, Train III New York,
Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted
al 6 A. M. c1nneciingsat the Junction win "
Train t ! New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the losl5A.M Traipt" NV York.
Third Passenger Train will leave Winsted
at p. M, cnnneciipg a, the Junction with a
Passenger Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridge
part with the 5. % P. M. Train ~ New
Ymk. .....,.. W 4
First Freight Train viii leave Waterbury
al | M
secopd Freight Train willie Winstet az
10 so P NJ
&C. A, Passenger Car will be attached to
each Freight Train, .,.
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STAGE LINES.

Bradley's Stage from
49, @-@ Woudbuty, S0ulhbuly
49, S%SN3zE@1SS Southland, and Oxford
kszsii&s=ll1s=ssz will connect at Sey.
m.ur, ttlumphieysvitieO w'th me A. M
Train down. and on Mondays Wednesdays and
Fridays with the P M. Tram Ketnrn'ns
will leave every day on the arrival Of the
605P. M. Train from Br'dgeport. and on
Tuesdays, Thursdays aad Saturdays from Inc
10 as A. NJ. Train from Bridgeport.
NcNeil's Stage from WateFsown Will con
nee, u, Waterbury every day with the $50
A. M. Train down, returning on the arrival OF
Inc IS A. M, from Bridgeport and on
Tuesdays, Thurs days ala saturdays with the
q az p. M. Tram down, returning On the arrl-
Val Of the 500 P. M, Tram IRON Bridges
port. =, s ~
IA Stage from Terryville will connect at
PLYMOUTH with the 8 A. M train down res
turning on arrival Of the 10 50 A. M, Train
from Bridgeport: 1900.
at Litehtieih Station with both Passenger
Trains each wav. fE
TOFRElG 1T ,HIPPERS-Frsighl will be
Way hil.ed Ir IN each Station for New York
New Haven aud Bridgeport.
ms. TIE faculties for transporting FreIgh
having been greatly increased. shippers MAJ
rest assured that their g 'ads will be taksn
,hrm,0h Ia their destination with despatch
PHILO HURD Superintendent 81
Bridgeport, Aprii, - 1888,
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NOTICE.

,E0he Presiden, and Directors Of he Iror
! Bank have declared semi annual
Dividend of five per cent on the original
capital stock Of said Bank, and have also
voted to pay interest AT the rate Of six per
cent per nnnum on the increased capital Of
said Bank. out of the earnings Of the last
six months--payable to the stockholders
Oh and after the LIST Of July next.
. The seventh instalment Of 10 per cent
on The increased capital Of the above Bank
will be- due and payable at said Bank the
Both inst. 'i'
!. The annual meeting of the Stockholders
of the Iron Bank will be hulien al THEN
Banking housein Falls VILLAGE on Tuesday
the 5,h Of July next. a. me . i,
n s1ss t,a a G. RANDALL Cash..
Falls Village. Juns, "a 1852. b, s.sol5s
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Furnishing Goods,
FOR SALE.

WISHING TO close nv business in this
w place. I cffer FIR sale my entire
stock OF Stoves Tin Ware, Mach'res and
Tools, for carrying on The Tin business If
all its branches. z E1 s6&
The above will he s. d either with. OF
without the Tools and Machines and tc
any one wishing 10 enter the above bust
ness, it is good opportunity, as The hu>,
ness is we'll established and the stard q
good one The above will b. sold at 9
bargain. Il rs
~ E. A wv. CONE,
West Cornwall. June 1859.
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;QOO1a dFL 40 ISFaSIQ INV 40
y y Y y j sy y

Mi lford-hI Tan e. F,vn,nuIif Ho3.. -
Woodward & Crast. Wrodhury-C IL
Sanor,!. Brvtg, water II Klbuuiu, Milton
Conn., f l"m.i,,sor. New Ptestnn-W ll>
I'm Hunt. ilh-N iliam Fry, East
KruI-E ski Cornwall BridS Hollis
'er. SaHSbu,y-1oyce & Spur.. Sorih Ca
nnn', Nj. w.
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The following is list Of our "n hnizeh
Agents 9re ,la
WI & G H Baldw'n, LiichfeId J D
Joice. Salisbury Barnnn & RichnrdS"",
Lime Rock B-Ii-n s. miner. F"lis VI
Iage Gardner & Sanford. West t'ornwA'l;
WATSON & Smi'h, sharon A .ord &
Brother. WmcmViI'e-J Eli Tree" NV
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ILNSElail OIL.

MISS Bradley invites the attention OF
lVI The Ladies' to great variety of low
priced Straw dais Also SHRED Silk and
Lace Mats "ftho htest patterns. Cast
Also K'hhons, Flowers, Caps, Collars,
mi,,s. combs. edgiags, lnsertings.
Lisle thread, silk, kid aud cotton Gloves
Mautilas, Grape aud love Wells. Hats and
collars for mourning &c &c. &$5&
Prices will BIZ made satisfactory to Gus,
tOmers 81 fg.ays.g. s..s. [.-. txr
u Particular attention paid to bleaching
Stray Hats. s40% $3.50 $50
Llchfell April a..
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"a TENT MELODEON S!
qsssfA ~ T nAYTON.

INVITE the attention ot the ,nuslcal pub,
Lie, to the.t new slyte OF Melodeons paten-
ted by Carhart. Having tverv iacl!ily fur
manYl lprlngtp,lhe oesl advantage, with ex,
perlenced a,.,iskllfn! w0.Xnen n all branch,
es of the business. Ne Ian fulnl>h Melodeons
from 4 10 8 octaves with all the late Improve
mejils aud Of The best quality. ~ the inwesI
price possible, Orders are solicited ,witRths
assurance OF pPoTApt attention. 60
WOlcottville, April LIST 1881. SO
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SILVER WARE
Fine Cold Silver Watches Jewelry.
Fancy Goods, &c, r.. 49,.

4
At the Old Stand No 2 Exchange place,
BRIDGEpORT. CT.
TKYIlE firm Of Blackman & SAM I'd 50 long
Il knowhai the qboye place haytngs DIS
s,,ye,i, the business ~ now COZ ducted by he
,uhsc, iber, who will be happy 70 see all VIII
', all me riiy either for business or r'easnrr
II n ny intention to keep a larger assortment
,han has ever bcenoffrred in this place, which
WI, al all times be freely shown either TO the
purchaser nr the curious, NJ
+ MY Steck &c Jewelry is very large and em
brac,ng every style in fashion. both hne Go'
Ladies and Gentlemen's G'ld Watches +"
eyery description, quality and rt'ce. ff"m
$40 To 5000, and Silver Lever. LerIne, and
Verge Watches of every quality That ca" rhe
warranted 10 keep time Silver Forks Spoons
Knives Ladies', Cups Sugar 'ongs, &c, a arg"
assortment ALWAYS NJ hand wasranied a. pure
az coin, aud 81 the most fashionable style,
silver work Of all kinds made to ofder,Jewelr4
and Srec,acles made and repaire.i
Wedding Cards, Visiting CARDS. seas
Plates. Spoons &C. engraved u superior
style.
Fine Watches, repaired in the most perfect
manner. and wasrsnted in all cases 10 perform
we'll, Watch es sent by Express or otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate attention.
IN. es GEO. s, SANFORD
.ss, M. 2 Exchange Place