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District nT LTlchied. &c.
Probate COuri, Liichlield. July Ell. 1853
ESTATE Of STEPHEN STRONG, IatG
OF Warren, In said District, deceased.
OrdeFed-Thai the Adu,n,e,raaor 9th the
win annexed. exhibit his Adminis,ra,,on nc
coant i0 this Court Cor adjustment, a. Ihs Pro.
bate Office in LiIch6eld, on the ieth dnv Of
July. 1853, a. 9 O'Clock, forenoon /; and that
all persons interested in said Estate. n,av be
notified thereof the Administrator as aioro-
said, win cause this order TO be published in
q newspaper printed in Llich6eld. in Itch.
field County, and post a copy thereof or the
sign post in said town Of Warren, nearest the
last residence Of the deceased, at least 10 da. .
before said day assigned.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest, OLIVER AG TODD. Judge.
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DlsTRIcT OF LITcHFIELD, So
prnhoso Tn,.s 1,,H.. Nne. noE1

EfOOa'e Lonri, June l0tn, 1903
Estate Of HOMER SACKETT, Senior--
lave Of Warren IN said District, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the District al
Litchfield hath limited and allowed elk month,
from the date hereof, for the Creditors Of sai
Estate, represented iDsolveni, in which to ex-
hibi' their claims thereto, and has appoinir.
George Starr and Edmond r. Swift, Esqu,res
Of Warren in sad Dist,ic,. Commissioners :.
receive and examine said claims. Certified b,
OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice tina, they shall
meet at the Dwelling house Of Edmond R
Swift. Eco, IN said Warren, or the 10th da'
Of July and 18Th day Of December, A. q
1858. at o'clock in the forenoon. on each
sa'd days for the purpose Of attending on tn.
business OF SAID appointment.
GEORGE STARR. Commits.
-. EDMOND r. SWIFT, sioners
All persons indebted 10 said Esta.e, are
requested to soahc ;tnInet,iaIe payment 10
, HOMER SACKETT, IT,,
.'n 20. Administrator.
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Fac IN PLMSvzLLE.-'I'he two story
Chck, Dial and Sash Factory Of Nj. Geo.
Hill. in Plainville, iouk FIRE on Thursday
night, July 7th, at sbOul 10 U'chck, snd
was burnt To the ground. A considerable
portion of The stock in the laclory was a.
SO consumed. The works were driven by
q steam engine, but the FIRE il is Thought,
originated frnm blacksmiI,'s Jorge con-
nec,ed with the establishment. The build
ing asAd contents were valued at % 600.
0U, Dl which sbO"i $500 were saved. a.:
the balance Lss', SS 500 was insured 10 the
Harlord Ofice.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TO sell by subscription new and popnl"
Religious, Historical, Statistical and Misc,l
laNeo0s WOrks-co,nprising Bibles and var
ous works an moral and Religious sublec's
Histories Of The Old and New Worlds Ga
zetteers OF tho United Siaiesand q great va''
city Of Miscellaneous Books, among whm'
Gre The writings Of WIN. Fl. Seward. ano
other distinguished men.
Many Of hese works are highly illustrates
experienced canvassers will find il for inel
interest 10 give them trial.
Apply pc -sonaily, OF. address (posi paid
J.K STICKNEY,
10 Westminster Street, Providence, R
Boston, May7, 1868.
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PROgITs or A Law SUIr.-On the Sd oi
Uecenaher, 1850, she ship Georgia was
wrecaed ''a Long Beach. N. j.. and libel
60 %.T salvage we presume) By Thomas
D'nd: Alter eighteen months al litigation.
ahe y. .. Court ~ Trenton, cIosed the mat.
Ter ~ Distribution Of the sale of sad ves.
sci To the liheian,, 'TInn.aa Bond. The
proceeds am0"nied Ia Oh .OO5, the whole =,
which was swallowed up in the cosss Of ,he
COnri. except o2S, which TIE lihellan, r..
criVed. His elaim was o.. 9e9 81. Ahm,
farce per cent. lar justice aud ninsey sesen
per cent. Gor collecting.
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The Hartford Tunes, says that the net
earnings from the operations Of the Pruvi-
.dence and FishkiA Railroad for the year
ending June LIST, were 500 629 50, agains,
$6O,ll9 GA last year. Tae old directors
have been re. elected.
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u Ne Cone.

HAVING removed his business TO NortoIks
is prepared to execute all kinds Of work in his
line. Particular and personal attention faid
10 putting on tin roofing, mak,ng and putting
up cave iroughs, lay ing down hydraulic rams
putting up, cis,ern pumps and laying down
Iced pipe. Also, on hand full assortment Of
Tin W are, Brass Kettles, sc. sc.
About The first 81 June my sales room will
he opened and we'll ill with Cook and Par
lor Stoves Of oil patterns and prices, siove-pipe
and Zinc. stove furniture, BriIsRnia aud Jap.
AIMED Ware. Shop opposite the Grist Mil.
Norfolk, April %, 1858.
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At Court nf Probate holden at Sharon :in
and for the District Of Sharon, on the goth
day Of June, A. D. 1858.
Present. DANIEL Parsons, Esq, Judge.
ON motion Of BENJAMsN 8. HAMLIH, Ex-
ecuior Of the lasi will and tesiamen, Of BEN
JAMIN HAMLIN, late Of Sharon 10 said
district, deceased Cont doth decree tina,
six months from this date be limited and VI.
lowed to tho creditors Of the Estate O: said
deceased 10 present their claims against said
Estate to said Executor; AID that SAID Exec.
uior give notice thereof by advertising IN
newspaper printed in Li,ch6eld. and on
p'blic eign-p"s, in said town Of Sharon, near.
est the las, residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
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JERusHA MAxFiELb Petition for Divorce
VILLA. 1 - ' dso thereon, Hs'eo o. N'

WILLIAM J. MAxFlELD lice thereon.
WHEREAS Jermsha Msxfield Of the town
4 New Milford. ia Liichfeid county, has
,rought her petition 10 tho Superior CeuTt 10
D. h"lden q, Lhchield. wiihin and Cor said
''nnty, nm ah- Sd Tuesday If August A. D.
1853, praying for to he divorced from her hus-
aud, said William J. Maxfirld, as per- petite
ION dated the 30lh day of May. A. D. 1885,
es fully appear, and il beins avssred In said
'eiition that said William ]. Maxfeld in not
resident OF this State, end the same being
further shewn 10 me. and that his place o! res.
dence 10 nnk n0wn 70 said petliioIer-- IA,
Therefore, II 10 hereby ordered that notice
e the pendency Of said pe'ition De givenIo
no said William J. Maxfrid. the respondent
~ publishing this ordtr af notice il q nesss-
naper prinied al Lilchfeld in said LMchiieid
rounty. for The period three weeks ,suecsss-
vely. the 6rsl pub ica'ion Ia be made within
he month 0f June A. d. 1853.
Dated at Woodbury.. June 9ih. A. y. 1855.
CllAS B. PHELPS.
Judge County Court
for Li,chfieid CoNniE
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State Of Connecticut !
County Of Litctssid 50.
LlTcsFIELD, July S:h, 1858.
LEWIS CLEMONs
%
LUCY ANN CLEMoNJ.

VS
LUCY ANN CLEMoNa.
UPON the petition Of Lewis Clemens oil
Canaan in said County, praying, for reason.
therein al'edyed, for . divorce from his wife,
Lucy Ann Clemoss--seiurnable to the Supe.
TiOr Court 90 he holden a. Luchfcld within
and for said County an the third Tuesday Of
Augus:. A d. 1883.
u appearing 10 and being found by the
subscribing authority, that the saiS Respond.
en-, is absent from this State, 90 that personal
notice cannot be SERVED upon her
Nis therefore Ordersd-That notice Of the
pendency OF raid petition be given TO the said
Lscy Ann ClemoHT, by publishing ihiA Oder
in the ' Liieh6eld Enquirer" q newspaper
printed ia Ii chfirld in the County Of Liich.
field aforesaid. ihreeweeks excessively -the
last publications TO DO NJ least One week before
the said session Of said Court. 81
FREDERICK d. BEEMAN,
n CT. sk Of SAID Court.
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Robert Morris, good officer, grandson
Of'he Banker Of the RevoIuIIon, and Syn.
er "i the Declaration Of Independence, is
removed iFOn the Washington Post Office.
Th:saclexciues much feeling against Judge
Campbell.
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Tie New York and New Haven Rail.
road Company have paid 5000 To WIN.
Sparks al PM'sfeld, whOse wife was among
the killed AZ N"rwalk. Mrs Sparks, i, will
be "e@en'besed. was doing business as .
u,illiuer, as the tine Of her death. The
abnye SUM was the amount claimed nv Mr..
Sparks, and was promptly paid by the said
Company.
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LUMBER.
LYMAN TAYLOR

IN
Corner l4th st. and l0th .fUenae, NesU York
OFFERS for sale q very large quantity ol
Lumber OF every description. which he will
dispase Of on the most reasonable tprme.
TO the inhabitants Of Lmchfield county. and
those ab"ui building, he would Say thai the,
will find it for 'heir interest to give him call
The yard is one Of the eldest 10 N. Y, .nd
every article sold is warranted 10 be No repre-
senied. LYMAN TAYLOR,
New York, July I. 1853.
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An innocent little dsrkey in Providence
on the 4Il., set fire 10 the building contain
ing the city fireworks, 90 that he NIGH,
"see them all 60 OF al Once!'
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
TIMRMM Mamma cfnrin@ CMmmamv.

Union Manufacturing Company.
BE II KNOWN. that we, the subscribers
have and do hereby associate ourselves as a
body polite and corporate. under the name Of
the UNIoM MANUFACTURES COMPANY, pur
suant to the provisions Of the Statute Of .ths
State Of Connecticut, entitlsd al act concern.
ing communities ano corporations aud all actl
in addition 10 and alteration thereof, and the
following are the Articles Of our agreement
and association.
All. I. The name Of the Corporation shall
be the Union Manufacturing Company.
Al. II The capital stock Of the Corpora
ton shall be FIVE Thouss nd Five Hundred
Dollass, and the said capital stock shall b. di.
vidsL into two hundred and twenty shares oil
twenty FIVE dollars each share.
Art. III The purpose for which said Cor.
pOrasion H. established 10 the following. In
wit: TO manufacture, purchase. sell and deal
in Hats 10 purchase and sell all articles and
estate necessary or convenient for the prose.
cu,son Of said business and generally to do,
III acts connected with or incidental To said
business. or the prosecution Of the same
All. Nv. The said statute entitled an acI
.conctrming communities and Corporations,
and ,all acts ,'sn addition 10; and alteration
tlsereof. 10 hepehysPsHie0lariy referred 70 and
made part Of Ihrse Articles. and the Corpora.
ton hereby established and organissd undes
ana pursuant to the provisions II satn stsiute,
shall have the power and proceed according
to the regulations described and specified in
said statute.
Art. v. Each subscriber TO these Article
sgrees 20 take the plumber Of shares here,naf.
ter annexed 10 HE name, of the capital stock
Of said COMPUTATION each share 10 DO twenty.
~ Eve dollass as aforesaid, and 10 be paid fas
By insiallme"is as the Directors Of said Cor.
poraiiOn shalt call in the same.
Art. vi. The said Corporation is located in
the Society Of BndgewaIer, Litch6eld Coun-
~, Stale &c i:Onneciicmt.
Dated =, Brdgewatsr, the 4ih dsy Of July,
A. u 1Aka
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J.Ls Judd

las just returned from New York with .
piendid assor, ment Of Mache, Velvet, Shell,
Turkey, Composition and Parts Cases Gilt
nd Rosewood Frsmes- Gold Locke,s, SC.
Pictures taken daily ut his Gallery, No. .
south st. at prices varying from 81 10 $40. g
Here, childhood. with its winso,ne face,
r., A~A "a ~aoly ~~..,~oav 9uvSHty GsaSvS
And lordly mans imperial frown
Are each adroi,ly penciled down.
Instruction given in the art. and apparatus
furnish, on reasonable terms.
Lilchfield, May 18th, 1898.
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Abraham Griffin, Of New Castle, West.
chester Co.; while Oh tree, last Thurs.
day, attempting to hive a swarm of bees
fell head foremost some Is feet, breaking
his neck and Of course killing him instant.
~. He was substantial farmer, about
so years fsge.
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Al meeting Of the New Haven Central
Association held in that city on Wednes.
day, the 9Th inst, Messrs. w. E. Bassel,
of Brooklyn, N. Y; Greenleaf Cheney Of
'Georgelown, Mass. {; Stephen Fem of Piy-
mouth. aud J. A. Gallup ol Ledyard, were
licensed 10 preach the G.spel.
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DIED..

In Kent, June 30h. Mrs. Lucy Judd, wife
Of David Judd, aged So years.
In New Milford, June 25lh, Widow Polly
Terrill, aged IS y-ars.
In Terrsville, June sob, Charlotte, wife oil
Shelton Smith, aged 40 years.
In Harrington, July 3D., Harmon Wilson,
aged AZ years.
In Yves, Winsted, 5'h inst, Mrs. Ruhama
wife Of Daniel Wellman. aged So years.
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= Father Gavazzi finds himself so uncom.
Portable in the New York hotels, in cOnse-
Quence Of the rudeness Oi Roman Catholic
agaiiers, that he is stopping at a private
residence.
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F0RRESTsR's Boris Ann GIRLs MAeA- :
ZINE, c0mmences a new volume with this
No. AZ Q magazine iOr children. il has D0
superior. Published by f. & @. G. Randi
Boston, al o. 90 per annum, in advance.
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FOuRTH.

FOURTH.
PARHR HANG1IgGs.
Importers Of the Richest French Decorations
designed expressly for churches halls parlors
1000 Pieces
AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS,
at wholesale or'retail as low as can be bought in
New York or B,,Shn. -' -.
We mos: respectfully invite oil the good people
of Litchfield county to examine this
Gigantic Z Establishment,
Its enormous stock eff Merchandise, and their
lnvarable Low Prices.
STARR g. BURKETT, s1
Pmpriei0rs
- WE9EE MH ~5
227 Main street,
ts~ Hartford.
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ITEMS.

Alta meeting Ofihe D'rrcIUFt OG,he Nau-
CaiuCk Railroad held on the 90ih u!t., d.
VideDd Of 4 per cent. wss declared from the
earnings Of the last six months.
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AbOu, $4,000 boxes Of those internal nu-
Essences, y'clept Chinese fire crackers, are
annually Impaired TO this country. 1900
boxes were sold in New York Que day last
week. We hope the &c rebe!on in China
wiIl go on SD prospetously for years to come
that there will be no time TO make any more
.Ol them.
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A conductor &c one az the trains that en-.
Ter BOsIon. was beaten to death, ON the a.
by some IriShnen, who had refused to paw
their fare. 49,.
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The corner stone Of q monument to com
memoraie the memory Of the capiOrs a.
Major Andre, was laid at TsrryIOwD, n.
T., ON The Ain, with appropriate services.
The monument will be dedicated ON the
Esd Of September.
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OAaK DoINc.-AiIred, the negro, who
~.s 'hr chief nMver in the late con,empIa.
tea serv''e inaurFeciion, made fierce ae.
sa"i' en- 'he keeper Or the police jail. He
DIT hun. struck him with Grain. He q IN
probably be ordered Tor execuulOD.-N. o.
Orleaniau, sT'70
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The old HuRkers 81 the North call aloud
on Gen. Pierce fsr oGEices, but he tells then,
thar there are barely enough 10 saiixlv tie
Barnburners. " James" said gentleman
10 his dining rOom servant, " 90 dawn and
bring up sssme HH'Fe Of image irled oyssrrs -
F.'u caR'I have any m"Te." whispered
James, cOnlidenlially, "Ihere amt OnIy iusu
enough Coz the Kitchen. - Louisville Jouw.
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New Jewelry Store
AT WO.COTTYILLE.

aM s. JACOBS
NsyEFsszEA Would respectfully inform the
inhabitants OF Wolcotiville and
vicinity that he has taken the store Of MIR
iungerford. near the railroad depot, where he
ffsrs tor sale all kinds Of Jeweiry, Chicks and
Fancy Wares generally, on az favorable terms
.s can be purchased elsewhere.
% Watches. clocks and jewelry Of every
description required and warranted. Old gold
md silver bought and taken in exchange. A
hare Of patronage is respectfully sol, cited.
WolcottvllIe, April lsth, 1858.
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Dividend.

THE Presiden, end Directors Of the IRcN
BASE have declared semi annual dividend
Of Four per cent on the Capital Stock. pay.
prox.
The annual meeting ofths Stockholders 81
this Bank will he holden ~ their Banking
House on Tuesday. the S'h July n. Il, at 10
O'clock, A. M. Per order 81 'he Bead.
A. C. RANDALL, Cashier.
Falls Village, 9O;h June, 1883,
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Grass foa. Sale.

THE subscriber offers Cor sale the Grass
IN abou, SIX acres Of land-;ocared within
half mle Of the Court House, and Of a very
good quality. Enquire Of
OLIVER GOODWIN.
Litch6tld, June 2s,h, 1858.
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woo NHanufacGuriDg.

THE subscriber will continue tho manu-.
!ac,ure Of Wool for customers, either Oh
shares. or b. the yard as heretofore.
Also, spinning and roll ca,ding.
SIDNEY ENSIGN.
South Canaan, June 9Th, 1853.
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WANTED,
AMERICAN sUMAC.

NOW is the time TO gather 1t, and the sub.
scriners will pay far market price--CAsH
for so Tons delivered at our Factory THIS
SEASON. For further information, call on the
subscribers
WATERBURY LEATHER MP'e. Co.
Waterbury, July 81. 1853. 2mS
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Waterbury, Conn.

7. A large assortment Of Classical. Theologi.
cal. Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. American, English, and French
S'ai.orsry, a. wholesale or retail BLANK
BOOKS of every description on hand OF made
TO order.
Et~ Old Books re bound, in plain or Gle.
giant style. Merchants. School Committees,
Teachers, &C., supplied on the ms, liberal
terms. [july 6. 1863
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Total amount Of Resources, sl4s ss2 "a

COUNTY OF LITCHFXELD 20.
ELI MTGATT, President, and g. w. WHlr.
TLEsET, Cashier. Of said Bank, being ,,uly
s~ Orn. ssveraIly depose and say, that they are
the President and Cashier as aforesaid, and
that the foregoing 10, in all respects, true
statement OF the condition Of the said Baak,
before the transaction cf bus,n,s 90 on the mora.
'ng 1t the 6rsi day Of July, 1858, according TO
the best OF their knowledge aud belief that
IN said Bank IL an associated Bank, and is
located in the town Of New Milford, in the
county OF Li'chfeld, where il has banking
house for the transaction Of its business and
thar from the let day Of January, 1859, up TO
the day Of making this report, the busln ess
thereof was transacted Al a.ch Iocution.
ELI MYGATT. President.
CIV. WHITTLEsEY, Cashier.
Subscribed a.d sworn ny both doponents,
this 9'h day Of July. 1853, before me,
JoAN S. TURRILL, Justice Of the Peace.
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TGkcess Ulo,

ese Takers Up,
ON the SD iasl., u sO.'i-sized.
red, mich COW. about twelve
AM, years old /; right horn lopP d,
white bag, and some white ON the belly and
bseast The owner can have her, by proving
property, and paying for llis advertisement.
JULIUS STONE.
Bantam Falls. July 9Th. 1853.
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Co,mmissioners Notice.


THE subscribers having been appointed
BY the Court Of Probate for the District OF
Salisbury, Commissioners on the Estate al
Dcct. VIM. WERDEN, late OF Salisbury,
deceased. represented insOlvent-heruhy give
notice that said Court has allowed six months
from this date to the creditors Of said Estate
TO rxhihi, their elaine 10 us Tor adjustmen,
and settlement and that we will meet on the
business Of our said appointment at the late
residence of the deceased IN Salisbury, on the
Esd day Of December, 1858, ut one O'Clock
P. M.
ROBERT N FULLER, I Commits
ROBERT BOSTWlCK, ! sioners.
Dated at Salisbury, June 25th, 1853.
N. B:--The books Of the above deceased
will be lest At his late residence, AID oil per.
sons having unsettled accounts are requested
TO call and adjust the same without delay
WALTER r. WHITTLESEY,
~. a.. Administrator.
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- StyMWe<I o.. Stolen.

m,OvruM:"1, long natural tail, no artificial
mark. weight 1000 lbs. The other is 6 Year,
old, round built, smooth nice horse. with q
small sta, in the forshead-carries his tail
considerably on the right side, also a small
mark Of saddle ON the same, square tSoti.'r,
weigh, 500. Whoever will return said nurses
10 the subscriber or give inf"rma'ion where
they may DO found ahaii he literally reward.
ed. BENNETT WARNER.
Bethlem. july l2ih 1883.
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BRONSON BROTHERS.
Late !. R. Bronson & Co,
Booksellers. aud SeatiOners
BOOK BINDERS and Blank Book Man.
"farturers. Aiso, dealers 10 every description
Of Wrapping Paper.
I. n. BRONSON,
E. L. BRONSON.
v Waterbury, Conn.
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SSeA ~AfNAAsA
BANK or LIfCaFIELD COUNTY,
Cf Mes AiilfSrd-s1n Assoeiated Bank,
On the morning Of Friday, the First day OI
July, 1883. -. :" -.
LIADstITIRs.
Capital Stock paid 10, 100000
Registered hanA notes Fe. - ~
eeivcd from State Trsas.
ur"r and not returned, 40 600
Lees registered notes on
hand. and notes redeem. a..
ed and not returned 10
Bank, 9l,sO3
Leaves registered bank
notes in circulation, 81 997
Due DePOsi ore on demand, 2 S66 SO
Due Drposit0rs bearing interest, 6.35S es
Balances due to other Backs on
demand, l 2I4 50
Pr;fts and Surplus, exclusive Of.
last dividend, $50 70
Total Am0Nmq If 7 ;~h;1:.;na mano one. -
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FOUND

70 IN the enclosure Of the Sub
scribef, on or about the 70 n
na p &c June Dasi. rcd and white
two year old REFER. with iwo holer in the
left ear. The owner 10 requested TO prove
properly, pay charges ard lake her away.
WATTS n. BROOKS.
Goshen, July lsi. 1858. P3s
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FLOUR.

REST Brancs Gsnessse Flour, Tor sale
CASH only.
A. e.. BRADFORD.
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Ground Rla

400 TONS GROUND III. AsTER. a.
sale by the subscriber al The inills near IA
Depot al Wolcoiiville. H
CLARK ;. DOWNS
May ID, IsSs. sass
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GENTLEMEN are requested 20 notice .
sase Of splendid quality fashionable. HATS
al BRADFORD'S, In Wslsotiville.
Naaaaaaaaea. Mgk4.

JUST rrcs,vei hOn Nee York full sup.
,ly nc summer hats, Panama. Leshorn. PALM
Leaf and Straw Hats of al kinds. hove aud
children's hravere, and Pearl hats which he
frs for cash. II. JACKSON.
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THIRD


Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels, rhreeply. Ingram
Maulngs DrugRets Rugs Mats and
ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
a. Tho place to buy carpets is at tine Bee Hive
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THEY VIII SOON b CONE!

ONE Carton more Of thoss eplend,d quality
and extra size BlacE silk Shawls. just received
aud for sale at the old price.
A, Q. BRADFORD.