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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
.VcE Ws STOCK AND SP A1M6 GOODS.

THE undersigned. having jus, returned from Msrkc', with fnll and complete as- sortment Of Boots and Shoes. unsurpas scd for beauty and fashion. selected with great care and attention tn reference to the Spring and Summer trade. Among our Ia rse stock may be found every new style known to shc trade, many of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in country Ou' stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality beyond dispute and we are bound 10 sell a' all hazard.
 We therefore iAvi.e all, in this and ihe neighboring towns to give us cal. assuring them. that they will f"d that which they have long sought for. to wi, :-,he height of fash ion, beauty, and durability combined, iu ahe article of Ladies, Gents, Misses, boyi and Childrens B"ois. Shoes, Caters, Oxfcrs ties, Polkas. Je"ny Linds. Monterey Gust. man, ties, &c. &c. At the Old Brick S'or' l fist Door Wesi of the Court House. MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. LitchfelJ, Aprii 2s, 1853.
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HMrt Ses1atssgs.W For Young ladies.
PLYMOUTH CENTRE

THIS Institution is established in tha, well knowa and most inviting location, late the residence of Mrs Rev Luther Hat, and Rev E Lyman, Plymouth Cenise. It is intended io Le first class school for the cd. vcat,on of Young Ladies, embracing resu- lar course iH all the solid and orns mental branches usually taught in similar ins,iia. tions. It will be under the immediate direc ton Of Mics ELix AsErH II DlcKERMAM, | lady of experience. and superior qualification, for inc place. Young ladies from abroad will board ,n the fan,ly, w',h the PrincipaI and be at all times subject 10 her supervu sion. No efforts w,l! be spared 10 render this Semnafy one which for ihosoughncss of in. snuction. aad kind religious influence will be worthy of ,he confidence and patronage Of ihe public.
 The Institution will be very easy of access, being half a mile distant from the Station oi the Nsugatuc Railroad. and having daily cosnmunica.ion by Stage and Rairoad. with Hartford.
 The Summer Term will commence on Wednesday May 18th, and continue la weeks.
 For circulars containing particulars and fou appl'cati for admission address,
 Rev. J. P. WARREN. Secretary.
 Plymouth Centre, April 96 1853.
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At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth
 within and tor the Distric: of Plymouth on
 the 25 day of April A. D. 1853.
 Present, AMMl GlDDINGS, Esq.,, Judge.
 UPON the petition of Mary Ann Mitchell of Plymouth in the County of Liichfield shcW ing 90 this Court, that she is Guardian of ROSETTA MITCHELL of Plymouth within said district, minor That. said minor ia the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth viz: one undivided third part of the following described piece of Land lying wes ierly from Plymouth centre beIns . part of ;he farm. lately owned by Jothsm Lud- ingion, deceased, containing in the whole ahou, fnrty Eve aercs, Bounded North on Benlemi0 Halger and Josiah Smith, East on eSid Harger, Lucins Bead;cy, A. c. Gaylord, c. E. Gaylord, and Jane l1all's land South on highway and Widow Martin . Land and West on Land of George s. and Sheldon F Potter said minors interest in said property being valued at about two hundred and thirty dolsars. That it would be for tho henefi, of said Minor to have hes interest in said prop- eviy sold and tho avails thereof otherwise safely and legally invested praying for lihCr. " to cell said property for the purpose afore- said. as per petition on file.
 It is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notice of said application. by causing the same to be published in one of the Newspapers printed in Litch6eld in the County of Liichiield lhrce weeks successive ly, at feast six weeks before the hearing 1; and that said petition will be head at iIe Probate Office in sad dis,sics on tho lot day of July next, at o'clock, ia ihe forenoon.
 Certified fiOm Record.
 AMMI GlDDiNGS, Judge.
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NOTKCE.

In pursuauee of an order of the Court of Probate within and for the Dis,ric, of liar. winlOn. authorizing and directing me as Ad. minisuTasor on the Estate of Bena,ah Ela.len late of HaTwinion deceased, 10 scll at public or private sale % much of the real Es,ate of said deceased as will raise the sum of three hundred and eighty nine dollars and i. 6fty six cents lS3e9 s6l with incidental charges oi sale-heEeby give notice that will sell 60 much of said real Estate as will raise said sum. at public sale at the Dwelling House al said deceased in said District on Saturday the 7th day of May next at o'clock P. M. un. less previously disposed of at private sale.
 SHELDON OSBORN. Administrator.
 HarwinioD, April 18th 1853.
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A VALUABLE Ebx1.aas ED0. E19xes

IN consequence of the recent death of Mr Reuben North, of Berlin, Conn.,, the va uable farm lately owned and occupied by him in said town is now offered Cor sale. The home farm contains 66 acres, all lying compactly iL one body, every acre of which is excellent land and (wiih the exception of about acres tim her landj can be Plcwed, moved or pastared. There is not stone enough on the entire farm 10 make ten rods of fence-exccpt what is found in quarry, tn which there is great abundance. There is upon tho premises . good orchard and an abundant supply Q! fruit Ii is regarded as one of the best farms in the town of Berlin, indeed there are but few farms in the state for which nature has done more.
 In addition to the above there is . wood lo' of i4 acres, situated about mile distant iron the main farm. There is also upon the prem ises permanent dam and small water privi lese which has heretofore been used for sas mill and manufacturing purposes. Prc S4000. To thrifty farmer and good ciiize one half or two .ihiFds oi the purchase none may remaln on bond and mortgage for atcrE
 of years # desired. Inquire Of
 ALFRED NORTH, Adminisirator. Berlin, April 18th, 1853.
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Coaaa.

HAVING removed his business lO NoFfolk, is prepared tO execute all kinds of work in hiI line. RaiticulaE and personal attention Faid AO putting on tin roo6ng, making and putting uP cave troughs, aJing dowR hydraulic Eams putting uP eisteFn pumps and laying down lasd pipe. Alec, on hand 2 full assortment ol Tin Ware. Brass Kettles, &c. &c.
 About the first Of June my sales room will be opened and we'll till with Cook and Par Tor Stoves Oe all patteTns and prices, siOve-pipc and ZInc, stove furniture, Britannia and Jap anned Ware. Shop opposite the Gr;si A4il'.
 NOr(olk. April Q8, 1853.
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Aa . Court ef Probate holden as Silis6urv within and faF Ihe DisiTica of Sali.bnfv. os,
 ahe slsl day e April, A. D. 1883.
 rsesent, JoHE e. MITenEEL, Esq., Judge. On motion of MIRcN T. ConRIiN. Admin. lslIasor on the Esiats of POLLY MAKER. le.e oi Salisbury within spsd district, deceasei -t6's Court dOIh deeres that six months gfcm lh's date be SllOwed and limited Cor alOe cEedi. tors 0f eaid Estate to exh:hit their claims aga'rst the same to the Administrator, aId directs that public notice be given of this order oy aaveri'slng in newspaper published in L.iichhcld. and by posting copy thereof on the public sign post in said town of Salisbury nearest the place where the deceased lasr o~ett' Certified from Record,
 JOHN G. MITCHELL. Iudee.
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NOTICE.

A goodiy number of subscribers to the Enquirer have responded to our cal for a settlement of their accounls-fo' which they will please accept our thanks Many. however. we regret to say, have not needed the notice heretofore given As we are unwilling to give our forme, patrons any unnecessary trouble. we have concluded to leave our books at the En quirer Office until the 1st cf June, for the convenience of such as may call with in that time; Mr. Hyatt. our worthy successor. being fully authorized to sc, for us in our absence. We hopo al. 2Hr JTiends will answer this call.
 P. K. MELBOURNE.
 Lcte Publisher of tke EaQairer.
 Litch6eId. Aprll 26. ls5s.,
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Woodbuyy Rank.
 NOTICE.

THE Hon. Superior Court holden nj L;,ch held within and for the County Of Litchfield, Conn. has appointed and limited the lime oi six months from the 2lst day of March, 1853; within which the creditors Of the Woodbury Bank shall present their cla:ms to the under. signed, who were appointed hy eaid Court Receivers Of the cfEsc;s and property of said Bank.
 EDWARD A. PHELPs, of ColebFook, C. ! Re. THOHAs BULL, of WOodbury, Ct eeiv. GEO c. WOoDRUFF, of Lachfeld, Cl CTS.
 Dated Liichfield, April 7,h, 1858. etal4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
Yancy Ory Qoods.

BEFORE you buy your Spring purchased examine .; Bradford's in Wolcoliyille ihs pssiiiesi, cheapest and most fashionable loi ol Dsess Goods ever offered to the Ladies ol Litch6eld County.
 Black Silks Of celebrated Manufacture and warsanted Dos io crack. fron, ,s7 10 Si.s7 per yard beautiful Nous. dc Laines frosn l3 to 2S cis, Shalley and Bessgs de Laines from i3 io g, Lawns and French MUsiins from c to 25, Ginshams of new styles l9 cts per yard. Calicoes oi every shade and price.
 EnBRosDERgD CoLLAas, UEDsRsLsavKs. CmsMssETrs. Inlainls' Waists, Edgings and lnserlings, long and shod embroidered Aliiis. kid, silk and lisle thread Gloves, klaek, sllk and fancy Shawls--in fact, tall sssorimenl of choice Goods, CHEAP. nader the system ! purchase, wis: Cash and Exchange. Try me, and prove what cay.
 MP Butter wanted n exchange.
 BRADFoRD'S CHEAP STORE.
 Woleoilvllle. Cl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, withiu and for the Disiric, of Plymouth, on the 25ih day of April A. Q. 1853.

At . Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
 within and for tie Distric, of Plymouth,
 on she Ssh day of April A. D. 1853. Present, AMAdI GlDDINGS, Judge.
 UPON ihe petition of DAVID D. WAR. NER oi Plymouth in the County of Liich. field chewing to this Court that he is Guar dian of JOHN T. MITCHELL ol Plymouth, within said District Minor. That sa.d Mi. nor is fhe owner of Real Estate situated ia said Plymouth (vizl one undivided third part of the following described piece ofLand lying Westerly fro,E Plynsouth Centre being part of the farm lately owned by Jotham LHdington, deceased, containing in tho whole abou, forty five aciee, Bounded North on Benjamin Harger and Josiah SmiilIs land East on said Harger, Lucius Bradley, "A. c. Gaylord and C. E. Gaylord, and Jane Hall's land, South on Eligh~ay nnd Widow Martins land, and West on Land of George s. and Sheldon F. Potter, said Minors inter- est m said property heirg valued at at about Two Hundred and Thirty Dollars.
 Tha! it would be for the benefit of said Minor io have his interest iR said proper. " sold a1d the awaits thereof invested ia some more productive way as the Law pro. vid.s, praying for Liberty iO sell said proper. " for the purpose aforesaid as per petition on file.
 l, is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notsce of said application by caus,ng the same 10 be published in one oi thc newspapers printed in Lich6cld, in the County of Ltchfeld, three weeks successive- ly at leas, six weeks before the heanng and that said petition will be heard at the Pro. bate Office in said District on the lst day oi July next ai 10 o'clock in the forenoon. Certified from Record.
 AMMI GIODINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
Lumber and Coal l!

W l. would call the attention just now Oi our patrons and customers generally 10 the facs that we have decidedly the best and lar gest assortment of Lumber to be found in the Nauaainck Valley, not excepting Bridgeport. Our Lumber is mostly welt seasoned, and in the bes, condition for dressing. Those in want oft will do well to call sooN.a .as seasoned Lumber will be obtained with difficulty from the early shipments.
 We have also Lehish, White and Red Ash Goals on hand, all of which, together with ouI Lumber, Shingles, Lash, Sc. we ara selling at prices tower than present market rates. WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL CO
 April 8, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28

ARPLB TRhxs nkAk Sronk NE1Ers.--A writer in the Jnnrnal of AaTi0uhure, says he has seen orchards in which a row 0l trees nearest . SiOne wall produce more than two rows in the middle Of the orchard. IIe recommends bordering walls with trees, where il may bs convenient and desIFab,e as their r00ls will extend under them, and use the n0urisbment which accumuiates thege, and which is not available Co other crOps. This plan would he ornamental as tweilsas useful along many OE tue broad wsllA0n New England farms.
 from New York, lies dangerously ill at his . residence in iiia. city.
 NEW ORLEAEs April IS. Adyicas from Texas confirm tle reports previously received Of the finding of gold On hle upper COIOrad0. Large amounts tsye heen collected and the news has ere. hied great excitement.
 SmlPMEKTs ro AUSTRALIA English pa. pers are warning shippers against excess i've shipments 10 Australia. AppreIlensinns are expressed that the headl0ng course ol shippers will rrsHll in ruin i0 many. Ii is said that in tue clMrse Of si,,vle l;lrtnigI.i, al'ere were loading al diiferenlEngIisl, ports GDr Australia, n0l less than aS7 vessels 0f an aggregate Oi I50, 900 iOns burden; and thaI, although goods enough had gsIne E,r- waFd iO glnt and ruin the market, vel the pressure continued, and even increased m intensity, so that ireights had risen in the course 0f six weeks hundred I,er cent., a4id were still advancing.
 RgriyAL or Lnsr ARTs.-.The New Ynk Times states that, al iaie meeting uf the New Hampshire Agricultural Snci . eiy, gentleman made llis naMe udOrOis Ur gOOd sense and sasie, hy offering . prelni. Wn of twenty ive d0lars iiIr the hest sppc- linens of patching and alarming ,l.ai should be exhibited, being actusted thereto hy see ing now many specimens of useless needle work were presented. That gives Us hope "a hope Omt of despair-ihat these highly rseinl departments 0f labnur will not, like the secre, of embaiming, bccame k,si arts beE'rr the close of tie present century,"
 PUOR ECONOMY dismissal of a wa,chman in the Brnoklyn Navy Yard by orders from Washington, has cosl tue Guv. ernmcnl dearly, The quarter of, ,a nniIIion Ot dullars desiroyed hy fire iIere, would have been saved hy preveuiiots, fl the waichmaR dismissed iO save n0ney Lad heen al his old post. EcaDnmizing is no, always reformation. -.N r. Erpress
 A iankeee Colony. or eight head passed through Chicago. few days ago. o" their way to MnnesVis. There are indications si,ai 800 others will follow in their footsteps, shOuLi they he successful.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
District of Cornwall. ga.

t'EObaie Court, April 22d. 1855. I ESTATE of fDRUSILLA GRIFFIN. Iaie ot Cornwall. in sai3 District, deceased.
 Ordered-Thaf the Adminlslrator texhih;, his Administration account to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Cornwall on the 7th day of May. 1853, at | o'clock, afternoon and that ali persons interested in sald Estate, may he notified thereof the Ad. .ninisiraiOrwill cause this order io be published 'n . newspaper printed in LItchfield and post a copy thereof or ihe sign post in said Corn. wall nearest the late residence of said de- ceased. Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
IFoIsIATTVF RRPORTs.

The Daily CouEaHt will contain curing the ensuing eesPion ;af3 De IzegisIaluEc, impaF- tisl TepOrts Of the pstEsedings in ihe' Senate and House of Representatives. IL will be mailed 10 any part of the State, during the session for Seveniy.five cents, or it will be sen. fHr period to include the session aud the publication of the laws, for One Dollar.
 @ Subscriptions in all cases must bc made in advance.
 PosImasters and others who procure eight subscribers and remit the pay for the sam-, will be entitled to copy Of the paper for thIee months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
WATERRuRY
Earble NTamslfactorY.

PERSONS in want of Monuments, Head Stones, Table's, &c. can be supplied ai eus establishment with as chasfe an article, and As cheap as at any other establishment in the statc. A large collection of Designs of the principal MOnuments in Philadelphia aud Greenwood ccmelenes also . collection OI English Designs, which with those of our own draughtiI g, makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer iO Dr Samuel Blei, Dr. A s Lewis or Dr q NJ Hooker.
 s. WARREN, Agent. Waierbufy, April 1853.
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DIE D.

h this villageoa the 27th inst, very sud- deuly, Mrs. Cynthia Church, aged 66, wife sf tke H.,n Judge Samuel Church.
 1 Funeral will take place al St. Mi- eiacl's Charch. on Friday ai 3 o'clock ?. M. In Li,chfeld. Milten society," on the 18th inst, Widow Patience, Gibbs. aged 9l. years.
 ln Li,ch6eld. on the 18th insi. Caroline, daughter of Mr. David Plant. aged years
 In this village, on the 18th inst. Morgan Sullivan. aged 28 years.
 ln Hampton, on the l5ih inst., Mrs. Alfred A. Burnham, daughter of Hon. Chauncey F. Cleveland, aged 90 years.
 In New Preston. 18th inss.. yuheiie' youngest daughter of Ezekiel and Caroline Newton, aged about years.
 At Eutaw, Alabama. on tho Ssth. It.. Mrs. Lovlsa Elizabeth TowneF, consort o' John w. Elliot, formerly of sharon.
 Died March 2s, at inc parsonage. w ster- Slie,, Jane Elizabeth Wadsworths wife of Rev. William Pitcher. in the S6th year of her age.
 s,aali.ies of intellect and heart. She was Endowed with poetic fancy aDd iervor. which gave utteEance to come beautiful efias'ons ; and had not superior duties iorb,dden ihe cul' aiyation of ih.s ta.ent, ate might have beea r @8t0tl0S SWb9ueO OubOWS suV Ues~S VI s.AS ~8Ss
 But the peculiar grace of her spirit was 2 , warm and devoted pieiy. Though highly imaginative, che did not yield herself io spif- iiuaI vagalies. but strongly aGscied the P'ac' Sical aud the bene6cent things of relisson.- rhe fear If death vas entirely taken away. an fife she was favored at different tines with remarkable manifestations of the Saviour ae he soul. Some of these. enjoyed during hel sickness, she declared suspended the sense o suffering. or made t qui.e tolerable. She re. ioiced in the prospect of her iransla.ion. ana affirmed that 's no consideration except Gods right 10 give her further work 10 do. wouls reconcile her to the idea of being restored tc healih.n
 She was an ardent lover of nature, and de lighted to roasa amidst iis beauties; but sh' never sulesed this taste to inieste'e with ih' moss 5illigent performances of her dusles .: honsskespes, mother, and msaisiss's heIP CT. Thongh uncommOnly dit6dent and re- siTing, she has left the impress ot her chAsae ter e ihe church of her love. and mapy tear ef deep affection were shed around her b'eT |. Her death mingled strange snp oi gFaes an' ioy for ahe lips Of her huSband- gEies. to los e1ch wifs, iay, in her triemphant death an elouious prospeess beyond ihe grave. Ma! God esve the church many such daugheers end le syssy miaisler saeh 2 wiiss
 .4e. CAristian IAtellieeaesS.g
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
I.0SY.

Supposed to be stolen from the R Railroasl Depot ai Hartford cn the night of April sih. large size mssci.cotored vALlSE, uO mark on <. The valise contained Noaes and ac- counts in favor of the Bridgeport Foundry and Machine Company, and all persons indebied 10 said Company are warned againsi making payments m notes of John Fl Shuliz and 0th. ere, unless called for by the undersigned, tho agent of the Company. or some other auihoTi. red pcrsor. A suitable reward will be pa d for the return of said property. io
 D. P. WEIGH, Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE Norfolk Manufacturing Company.

NOriOIK ManuIacturlne company
 BE it known that we, The subscribers. do hereby associate ourselves as body polite and corporate, pursuant to sthe provisions oG lhe 1 4ih Chapter of the Title Sd of the Revised Statutes of the State of Connecticut, entitled "Of Joint Stock Corporations" and the fol. lowing arc the articles of association and agreement:
 Article 1.-The name oi the said corporation shall be the NoRFoLK MANUFACTURING CoM. PAEY.
 ArlI-The capital stock of said corpora | ton shall De Seven Thousand DOllars, and 1 ;he said capital stock sha;l be divided into Two Hundred and Eighty Shares, of Twenty | Five Dollars each Share. At lIl-Thc purpose for which said cOTpo. ration is established is ihe following, viz To n,a0ufacinre, sell and deal in articles made ir whole or in part Vf Cotton or WSol-and to deal in buying anG selling aoy kind of goods. wares or merchandise. and io purchase and sell sii articles necessary or convenient for the prosecution of the said bussness. .'snd general ly to do all ih:ngs incidental to sald business. and necessary io tho management of the same.
 AnIY-The Statute Law Of the State Of Connecticut relating io Joipt Stock Corpora. lions is hereby particularly referred to and mace pari of these Articles, and this corpora. lion hereby established and orgaPized under and pursusat 10 the ssid Statute Law. shall have the power, and proceed according to the regulations described and specified therein. Art V-Each subscriber 10 these articles agrees to take the Dumber of shases annexed 10 h,s name of the capaal stock of said corpo-
 rasie n- each share so be twenty five dollars ss 1 sGoresa,d. and io bc paid by ins'allmenis as
 she Directors of said cosPosatioa shdh call in sho same.
 Art vl-The notes e, bills payable of this
 corp0saii0n shall be signed by the Pfessdept or Treasurer, and undersigned by the See reiasy, io be good aGsinsi said corporation. l An vII-The corporate name shall not be used sO eOdorse sny noae, dsafi, cheek or biil
 of exchange, ia winch this Company has not
 direct interest.
 1 Au VsiI-Thc said cooperation is establish. cd aud locaTed in the iown of Norsoik, eoSniy Of Liichieid and State of Conneeficut. Dated at Noholk the second day of April, A D 1853.
 Subscribers aanes. Number of shares.
 John J Flinehmau One Hundred & Sixty | Joseph K Kilb0urn Twenty. eight Franklin Hinchman Forty | Henry C KiIbonrn Tweniy.six Edwsrd E KiihouTm TWenit.six
 Ths foregoing is trus copy of ihs oieinal | Articles Of Association Ofthe Norfolk Manu.
 fseiunng Company. which articles are hereby
 caused to be PubIished. .at full length in con. forunity with the sialaie ia such ease provided.
 JNO J HlNCHMAN, President
 JssGsE K KsLSoUaH. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-28
District of New Milford. S ! Probate Court, Apsil 18th, 1853.

V
 Probate Court. Apsil 18th, 1853
 ESTATE o SAMUEL BALDWIN, late of New Milford in said District, deceased. The court of Probate for the district of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for ihe creditors Sf said estate, represented insolyeni, ip which to ex- hiba their claims thereto and hes appointed Harry Buckingham and Carr Bine. Of said New Milford, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 FREDERICK CHITTENDEN, Judge. The snbscribers give notice that they shall meet at labc house of the dcccased in said New Milford, on the ssh of May and i5ih ol October, af o'clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 CARR HINE. )Commis.
 HARRY BUCKINGHAM, siooefs. All persons indebted io said Estate gre 70. queSied io make immediate payment 70
 EpeAR E. BALDWIN. Admins"
 AEbsRT M. EALDwtH, ] iTasors.
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Geeaa Eealhers.

TEE subscsihsss have made arrangements t0 keep conasant supply of hrst rate ar. iiele of GEESE FEATHERS---seIecied ana packed wiih greet care b. ourselves. in Pack. ages of from 60 to 50 lbs; and wi!l inra'sh st ali times any quaniiiy from % io leOO leS, o' 2 quality they Nil waESani as good as the 1es. and aG a low prices SS can be Pusehssed Os equal qaaliiy in the Slate: .
 WiaeksstsS, IeSS.