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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

subscriber will be al Litcl,- 1V field on or about the 18th of June for the purpose of tun.ng Pianofores. ..-s..s w. $. TAYLOR. 2
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Harvest Tmplemenfs.

OsS V SAAA " W8A4OB4tS1 V ETCHOM'S Moving Machine, Hussey's kA- Reaper and Mower combined, and those of other inventors, with all the latest improve ments. Seyihes, snathes, sickles, horse, hay and hand Rakes; Grindstones hung on friction rollers, etc.
 Improved Threshing Machines and Horse powers, of all the best kinds. ss s&e s " R. l.. ALLEN,
 lS9 and 19l Water st. New York.
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NEW GOODS!

A GENERAL assvr,ment of Dry Goods jusi "A received and offered for sale at d small profit Also Ste ewarl's syrup, n superior article Teas, c, fee, Sugar, &c., &c.
 May 24th, 1854. ?
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Nutice.

TEyHE members of the New Milford Manu- A facturing Company, joint stock corpora tion, are hereby notified that the first meeting of said Company will be held nt the office of John 8. TurrIil in said New Milford, ,on the 3d day of June, 1851, at o'clock in the afternoon, to do other business.
 GEORGE II. NOBLE, ! Two
 JOHN s. TURRlLL, { Members Dated at New Milford, May 18th. 1854 .4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

aor We are indebted to Ammi Giddings. Esq and Messrs. Babcock & WiIdman for various Legislative documents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

A SHEEP KII.LEa.--A very large eagle was shot in Sussex county, Va., Jew days since, on .he farm of Mir. J.,seph T. als. con, uf PeieTsbHrQ. The Express sIaieei thai faF some time this bird hsd been piav-1 ing sad havoc win Mir. Mssos's lambs, having killed seye3iert in all No part of ,he flesh of lhe lambs were eaten, but an inc eisi0asNss made inio si,eirs thsOass and the b'eod sucked from iheE uplii ilie was e4uQey.. .l eNI .2-sz.alla a-A al..- -a 7 EE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

.A Eiee Nablemsa,-We heara an am0 siug ssory told us csRcernlRg lhe iasi srri val af .ihe Mexico ai Galveston. h sp- pears AlAs Ansnng lhe lisi sif fpassengsrs an the maniiesi. tie name of the " Earl ol Durham'a wsP slcgihly'. recorded. The Aews quickly spTesd. and was prOmp'ly eommsaicaied la lhe English Consul, who inlhes generosity ef his asinEe. sI, once engaged iwe Foame Ii'r his distinguished esMnifymsnai ai lhe Fremont, and then pro. erelled wish . carriage io the sleanSeF c" eDavcy him ia his qassseFa. when '.0ue Rrassi misss he's Was discovered. The Earl Nr Dsshaas ea ssAe Alexlca prsVea so he a large DuEassn Bull, Gonh Kemsmchyl d'fe Cvhsal wss eoing RsI nllss' arceuWs. ss
 ~. sa.tA Hs3 ESehunge.
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Farm for Sale.

A FARM containing POO acres lying in the
 "A town of Washington, Litchfield Co.,, Ct.. in nayies Hollow. so called, with every neces- saFy building. nearly new said Farm is under high state of cultivation. and holds prominent sank among the many desirab.e places in that town. The stock of cattle now on ihe farm can he obtained with it If required. There is barn r.Iona sufficient tU store loo tons of hay and all the grain raised on the farm. Those wishing 10 purchase will call and examine for themselves. Please call on the subscriber on the premises, who is authorized to state the terms
 i ]. CENTER.
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{ Order of Notice.

DAVID F. 3ooLu. -lrx Sfaie of Connect,cai, Litchfeld Conuty. s. 2 Litchfeld, May 10fh. A D. 1854.
 O Torrington, Ct praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce, now pepd,ng before the Superior Court in and for Litchficld County, 10 he holden on the third Tuesdey of August, A. D. 1854. 5 .--,.,E
 It appearing to and being found by the sub residing out of and is ahsent from this Srate- gone to parts unk kDowr to the petitioner. There fore, ordered, that notice of the pende1cy oi said petition be given said respondent by publishing this order in The Litch6eld Enquirer, a news paper printed in Litchfeld, six weeks success- ively, commencing on or before the 18th day of May, 1854. .... | ....5. ,..a ,, .,ss. <
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, ''a 7 3 Clerk oC said Superior Court
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Ex,rac. this Leaf and carry i. in your Hat.
LeofNo. VZLI

Bcds and Bedding.--H. & M. Mfg Co.'S, No !, 3, 3 and 4 CU,ioi, Mattresses, Pillows and Bols- ters, Beds'eads. C,mfortables, Blankets, Coun- terpanes, &c., &c. V tatf vn
 Sleep with this Leaf. fos"
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Zenith.

Zenith .- T OVERS of Fine Horses and an others inter- 1l ested are informed that the fine young Horse of ihe subscriber, Zenith, will stand this season in Lltchfield and v,rinity; season con,- men :es on the 4,h day of May next.
 For further particulars see handbis. 4
 WILLIAM STEVENS. April r, 1854. l..,4 e-I.|7l,.,
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Exspfesidens MiIsrd Fillmore spent four hnass as the Crysiai Palace on Thurs- day by inviiaii6n uf the President aud D.
 reciors. Hs was highly pleased with lhe beauty of the exhibition, and made sp> poin,ment sn re>visit the Palace during Ihe concert MAnaay evening. .s..t. '1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
FOR sAEE.

THE MILL AND AEEE-SEAT
 nF the subscriber, which has been occupied " tor casdng Wo0i sud dressing Cloth; win land sufficient fUf any manufacturing pnFpuses-- situated bout half mile east 0f the C0ur-ttouse m the village Of Lifchiicid. ee stl rN FaFt
 TOMIINSON WELLS. Lichfeld, May s, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Leaf No. TT.

Hits, Caps. Boots and Shoes.---Leary & Gus best Hats always on hand we always receive their new st yles in advanGe and present them for sale the same day they are given to the public at their store tn Broadway. Caps of every des- crip,i0n, always in store. Also. Boots and Shoes borh heavy and fine work, with an assortment of Ladies', Mens' and Boys Rubbers of the best make. g M 1. ssGla tH6
 Extract this Lenf and cnrrv ii in vnrr Hat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
CHx0,@0aa Horse

OEHU1 S NEB GBVS-SE II---I.J EI-I NALCON.-Ihis beautiful young Horse M will stand at the stable of the subscriber in Salisbury, the present season. There is no finer Horse in New Eagland, nor one whose stock IS finer. .s ,.....,.... s. agsp
 FALCON was bred by Robbins BaneIlof Nor folk, and has a tirst-rate ped gree, For further information apply to the subscriber.
 Il. w. TIIORP. Agent.
 Salisbury, May 10th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

Thc Morgan 'TrOlter "ILE stand at the stable of Inc Mansion w House, this season. For particulars en- quireof LOT PENN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
TO FARMERs.

GUANO, &c.--To. start Corn. and make it T ear well, and mature early. this late cold season, there is nothing. equal 10 Peruvian Guan0 Superphosphate of Lime and Poadreiie are also good. For sale at inc Agriealtural Warehouse and Seed Store of
 -. R. l.. ALLEN,
 199 and 19l Water st. N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
REycKs NTsaUE Horse

? excellent or,ic!e for PES and PREs4RvEs, may ba had f caIisd fr soon, at es C. ADAMS 6 co. HNARPETIN 3.-A few pieces inst received
 . by c. ADAMS & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

H hlED Apples, reaches and PFlneS, for sale \ y by F. D. MCNEIL. NOTlCE.-Thc co-parmership heretofore 1V existing between the subscribers under the tirm of M. l.. GRAHAM X co. is by mu- tual consent this day dissolved. M. l.. Graham is authorized to settle the accounts of said Company. l4aa 6H .sfaso 4
 TIMOTHY CIIlTTENDEN. {, t-e sss,. MOSES l.. GRAHAM.
 VIM. HOLDEN.
 Salisbury, May 9th. 1854 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

GROCERIES.
 TEAS. a, SPIcEs. PRovlsroNs. Young Hyson Nulmees Mackercl Imperial Allspice ~ Codfish
 English Breakfast Cloves Dried Beef Congo fssiF Pepper Ham H Ounng Cassia .. Tongue Souchpng Ginger Cheese ..,44..-, Prime Old Java Coffee, Sugars. Moasses, Raisins, Pf,n,es, Dried Peaches, Apples, Salera- tus, Macaroni, Soap, Candles, Crackers, and all kinds of the best Family Groceries corisia Iitly on hand, not excepting starch and starch polish for those who prefer il to the family starch that re. quircs no DO ish. g..ss4s...,s e.s, {, ..,s s.
 Acarefpl pernsal of this Leaf will be advan- Itageous to housekeepers aSiirk . pin in it." HENaY MsRRIMAS X Go. respectfully present their Portfolio, and invite the readers of the Litchfeld Enquirer to call and inspect their < slHasfrafions. a.te 4astg 4 x x sas Esss ls < Waterbury, May 1st 1854 |
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

kIIuSlratea ln Fuu at their Store iy | SoUTH Sips cp CEnTER- souARE, wATsnBuRv. !
 ssso ss.ss.i Lecf No. 4.
 TLLUSTRATEDb by large and wcll.selee,ed | U assdriment of Fancy shd Siape ED ElG' -Nkr @ &D ~ D HD eB . | A part of the most at,racsiye specimens are enumerated below: Brocha shnwis Grape a,d SIX silaMls Cashmere do Bishof's Black Silks Plaid and Fancy Silks, GI0ghanis, PTiuls. DeLaines, Cashmeres Brown Linen Clolhs
 Shcetngs, Shirtings White Damask d0Rg
 Ticking. neninis Rapkihs, TNMela
 Diaper, ctssh Kantneky Jeans,
 Durlaps, Kerseys 'lseeds sg Cotka e s sCsssimefeS. w
 White Goods and FnsbroIderies. Swiss Muslin, Tarltor do Linen fsdkfu. x .s SSarcanct do Jaconet do French W'ked CcIlars Victoria Lawn Under I4dkfs 7.
 BishSp,s Lawn, Dimi,y Maslln Bands Under Sleeves Canlhric do and do | Swiss Edgins and Inserting, with the &c., 6c
 This leaf presents many attractions for the | ladies ot this city and the adjoining towns-ihey will please preserve il Tor future reference. . Lecf No. 1T. si Illustrated on inc 2d floor, in n variety of coors and Patterns, of Tapestry Vevei, Tapestry Brnssels, Three Ply, Inarain and Cotton Carpet ing, Stair Carpetins and Stair Rods, Drngget from one. to three yards wide, Drugget Cfuu.. Cotbs Mating all widths, Stair Oil Cloih and Crash, with new article of Csrpe, Paper--a certain preventative against Moths. N. %s,'
 This Leaf contains much valuable information for those ahsnt to furnish Houses or those who may scovertracesofj decay in their old Carpets. ".Take 2 note of lhls, aud place is in your Port Monnaic. .t'sif, 1s 5.gf s
 oA Leef No. III, saso,
 g. ag5aes sIN 15 A gsl Oil ICloths.-- This Leaf can be spIenddly illus trated on the same H or with No.2 2 at fall length to fit any room, hall space-sold by the square
 Dispose of this Leaf the same as No. 2
 ,9Sb Leaf1 Nc. IK. a$sa
 Contains the very best assortment of Curtain to this markct; the assortment colapiises;
 300 Oil Shades, new designs. es4 #5
 300 Painted,do do do
 20 different patlerOs Curtain Drapery. al Holland, Chiniz, Plain and Figd I'ufkey Red Brass Corniees, Brass Bands, Gimp Bands, Cur tain Hooks, Paten. Fixtures, TasseIs, Cord, aud more nut mentioned. & ss,3 .at& ssetv 4i This Leaf is as valuable us the two preceding ones; "turn Gown the corncr," that Il may De easily found. s.ssj yssa saj5aau3 sasa G
 oa a@,@ Leaf No. T. V ssa -l' ,. s9e 7 7
 Displa ying the beauty.of Landscape Birdsa and Flowers, new styles oI Paper Hangings, m plain and rich coorng, from ( l;4 cents to $l a5 per pIes of Ornamenial Paper, comprising, Oak, Marble, Black w aln,t and Graliile- for Halls, Offices and Public Rooms. Fire, Board Views, some as rich as Steel Engravings. pus Paper Hangers please make 2 note ont"
 3'''"'". LeT No, HI,a '"9
 Clothing needs no Illustrations, stereotype copies cah De found on Living Tablets, any where in .he street. ga ghess sa3 3sl. ,s saas, 4 of Mems and Boys Clothing, well-nade and war ranted, can always be obtained for lite money by walking up stairs and taking the first right. This Leaf is worth preserervIng by all who have never worn our copies. 34 lsa ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
A. Hei.r,aala

FALLS VILLAGE CLOTHING And Geptlemen's Furnishing StOre.--
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s'ss'' s'.'. q i6S ..A ss IF Fm1
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
APPROVED, February 2, 1854.
CHAP. IX.-An Act to constitute Quincy, in the
State of Illinois, Port of Delivery. =, 4

CHAP. IX.-An Act to constitute Quincy, in the
State of Illinois, Port of Delivery. -
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That
Quincy, in the State of Illinois, shall be, and
is hereby, constituted port of delivery, and
shall be subject to the same regulations and
restrictions as other ports of delivery In the
United States and there shall be appoint
ed surveyor of customs to reside at said
port who shall, in addition to his own du-
ties, perform the duties and receive the sal
ary and emoluments of surveyor prescribed
by the act of Congress, approved on the Sc
cond of March, eighteen hundred and thir-
ty-one, providing for the payment of duties
on imported goods at certain ports therein
mentioned, entitled can act allowing the
duties on foreign merchandise imported in
to Pittsburg, Wheeling, Cincinnati, Louis
vile, St. Louis, Nashville and Natchez, to be
secured and paid at those places" and the
said city of Quincy and the said port of de-
livery be, and is hereby, annexed to and
made part of the collection district of New
Orleans, and all the facilities and privileg-
es afforded by said act of Congress, of the
second of March, eighteen hundred and
thirty-one, be and hereby are extended to
the said port of Quincy.
APPRovED, February 2, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

of New York, shall be In fact returnable
at, and shall be returned to the courtroom
in the city Of New York, where, at the time
of such return, the court shall be actually
held: and that the said circuit and district
courts for the southern district of New Y ork
shall be held and trials in action therein
had, at the court-rooms that may from time
to time be provided for that purpose.
APPROVED, February 2, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
LEAyENWoRTH, K. T., OCTOBER eo,s1s54.

for the use of State University by. act of
April sixteenth nineteenth eighteen hum
.dred and sixteen, and has become liable to
refund to private corporation the proceeds
of said township heretofore appropriated to
the support of the StatesU University Of Indi-
ana-for remedy thereof 4'- 5ia 3
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives Of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
governor of the State of Indiana be author
lied to select out of lands of the United
States, within the said State, now subject to
private entry, nineteen thousand and forty
acres of land in legal subdivisions, and shall
certify the same to the Secretary of the In.
terror, who shall, forthwith, on receipt Of said
certificate, issue, to the State of Indiana,
patents for said lands: Provided, The pro-
ceeds of said lands, when sold, shall be,
and forever remain, fund for the use of the
Indiana University.
APPROVES, February %, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
APPRovED, February 10, 1854.

CHAP. XII.-An Act to Indemnify the State of
Indiana for the Failure of Title to Towns hip
of Land granted to said State on her admission
into the Union in eighteen hundred and six
teen. -r-e---sr- $50
= Whereas by decision of the. Supreme
Court of the United States, made January
twenty-ffth, eighteen hundred and fifty
three, the State of Indiana has lost one out
of the two townships of land granted TO her
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
Bx AUTHoRITX.
2a
sSAAS
PUBLIC ACTS OF THE THIRTY
THIRD CONGRESS
OF THE
UNITED STATES,

UNITED STATES,
Passed at the first session, ,vhich ,ras begun
and held at the City Of Washington, in
the District of Columbia, on Monday, the
5th day of December, 1853, and ended on
Monday, the 7th day Of .dugust, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
BY OSBORN & ADAMS,
KANSAS WEEKLY HERALD.
Is PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY
OSBORN & ADAMS, 80
Wh. J. OSBORN. WIN. II. ADAMS.

Publication Office, IN Herald Building, on
Leree, 2 doors belosc Corner Broad,cay. {
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

Be it enacted by the Senate. and House
of Representatives of the United, States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
Superintendent Of the Coast Survey, and the
assistant in charge of the office of the coast
survey, shall be authorized to receive and
transmit, free of postage, by the mails, all
letters and documents IN relation to their
public duties. i,-za 9
ApPRoyED, February 2, 1854.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

CHAP. VIIL-An Act granting the Franking
Privilege to the Superintendent of the Coast
Survey, and the Assistant in charge of the Of
fee of said Court Survey. - i--s'
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.

R% No name will be entered in the subscEip-
ton books of this paper until the money is paid.
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
CHAP. XXX.-An act to Extend the Warehous-
ing System by establishing Private Bonded
Warehouses, and for other purposes. =

Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act. any goods
wares or merchandise subject to duty, with
the exceptionso of perishable articles, also
g1lnpowder, fre-crackers, and other explo-
sive substances, which shall have been du-
ly entered and bonded for warehousing in
conformity with existing laws, may be de-
posted at the option of the owner, impor-
ter,consignee, or-agent, at his expense and
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20

CHAP. XI.-An Act to Regulate the Disburse-
ment of thu Contingent Fund of the Senate and
for other purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
moneys which have been, or may hereafter
be, appropriated for the compensation of
members and officers, and for the contin-
gent expenses of the Senate, shall be paid
at the Treasury on requisition drawn by the
Secretary of the Senate, and shall be kept,
disbursed, and accounted for by him, accord
ing to law: and the said Secretary shall be
deemed a disbursing officer.
Sec. g. And be 1t further enacted, That
in lieu of the bond now required by law, to
be given by the Secretary of the Senate, he
shall give bond to the United States, with
in ten days after the passage of this act,
with one or more sureties, to be approved
| by the Comptroller of the Treasury, in the
penal sum of twenty thousand dollars, with
| condition for the faithful application and
disbursement of such funds as may be drawn
| from the Treasury under this act, which
bond shall be deposited in the Comptroller's
office; and it shall be the duty of each and
every Secretary of the Senate, who may
hereafter be chosen, to give bond, as afore-
said, within thirty days after he enters upon
the duties of his office, and before making
any requisition as aforesaid. =,s.e,
SEC. 3.@And be it further enacted, That
! it shall be the the duty of the said Secreta-
nv Of the Senate to deposite the moneys
aforesaid which may come into his hands
with the depositary who may be designated
by the Secretary of the Treasury, for other
discussing officers In the city of Washing
ton, and all payments on account of the pay
and mileage of members of the Senate, and
all payments of their officers and for the
contingent expenses of the Senate shall be
by drafts drawn by the Secretary on such
depositary. - ..5s.T.. .,r..aa7
Kansas weekly herald., 1854-10-20
APPROVED, February 2, 1854.

CHAP. X.-An Act giving further Time for Sa-
tisfying Claims for Bounty Lands and for 9TH
er purposes.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House
of Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled That the
act entitled can act to provide for satisfy
ing claims for bounty lands for military ser
vices in the late war with Great Britain,
and for other purposes" approved July
twenty-seven, eighteen hundred and forty
two, and also the two acts approved Janua-
ry twenty-seventh eighteen hundred and
thirty-fve, therein and thereby revived,
shall be and the same are hereby revived
and continued in force for five years, to be
computed from the twenty-sixth day of June,
one thousand eight hundred and ifty-three.
APPROVED, February s, 1854.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
Regulations of the County Fair.

At meeting of the committee of ar
rangements for the Kenosha County Ag
ricultural Society's Fair, it was ordered
and DETERMINED
That we procure GOO admission tick
cts. equal quantities of two colors.
That the blowing match come off at
l0i O'Clock on the second day.
That the several committees for award
ing premiums report t. the Secretary by
II o'clock on the ID day.
That Mrs. l.. w. Thayer, Mrs. Frisbie
Jackson. Mrs. Addison Wood. Mrs. F..
ID. Dunning. and Miss Harriet Castle, as
sisted by MessrS. T. Newell, and G.. j.
Pease, be committee to take charge OF
the agricultural Hall.
That DIR. +. Paddock take charge OF
the Horse department.
That Mr.. A. Beath take charge Of the
sheep, and Farm implements department
That Mr.. II. A. Newbury take charge
of the cattle department.
That 4. ID. Dunning take charge of the
swine au poltry department.
That we request the committee who
were appointed to obtain life members
to report to the Sec. at an early hour OF
the first day of the Fair.
Dinner hour l2t o'clock. Address, by
Hon. Judge Dolittle immediately after
dinner, after which the Secretary vii
read the reports of the awarding com
mitteeS.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
The AduIteratiOn of Fool.

The Paisley Journal has been giving
some revelations of deleterious com
pounds in articles of food, and one of
the correspondents says: Ny impress
sion is, that ninc-tenths of the leaves
which we buy under the name of tea.
even admitting them to have been pluck
cd originally from the tea plant, have
had their strength extracted again and
again, till they are no more entitled to
be considered tea than sucked oranges
are to be considered still as oranges. or
empty nut shells as nuts.n We believe
says the Journal, that large portion of
the green tea sold is simply dyed black
tea leaves which had been previously
used in families and we arc informed
that there is more than one regularly
organized mandatory for the villainouS
purpose in this city, who receive their
supplies from hawkers. principally wo-
men, who barter for them with servants
in families for whisky or knick-knacks.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-09-22
Custom NIill--Competition.

There is considerable rivalry, among
the -four vendors in this market, as to
the quality of the flour made. Several
specimens have been left with us, by diff
crent ones, among which was sack by
Mcssrs. WATSON & CoNKLIN. Of the ke-
aosha Steam Nil. We cannot say it is
the rery best -four erer made, for among
vtriety of samples of first quality -four,
when milling is reduced to 50 accurate
IN art, it is impossible to pick out the
BEST, but we can and do most cheerfuly
,ay that it is as GOOD FLOUR as we want.
Or as any body need use, and equal to any
the best in the country.
1t will be seen by their announcement
that MessrS. WATSON & CoNKIIN have
leased this mill, and design to supply the
the wants of the Country. \ Custom
Mill has been long needed here, and
though they do not adopt the old fash
toned way Of grinding for toll, yet they
10 they next best thing, exchange the
ground for the unground grain.
They are both experienced millers, I'M
tlerstand tn, wants of customers, have
thrown themselves upon the country for
work, and VIC are confident will receive
all they can do.-D.