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- - otaesns - costalncd. few days since-
- - snd uell wrietsn lettss ftum Paris, frUm
nv 80. A neurnot selating the death by suicide -
- ExSsfd seutleman vcH known ~ hls long 70
fa.s. ~ sracfics IN New 0rieans. Not long since
- - f,cts fn Exris n consequences Of declining
9ssssS "a wzs afflicted with consumption, and
~ - a Psris that be had not long to live, he de-
..insd 70 hasten his deatb In order that he might
- -~rnd fho small means LEFT him, which he wished
=. s;ye q Some relatives. He informed DR.. Rpugnot
- j,iy rssplu1fnn. Thst gentemau old friend
ne cndessored. but h vain. to alter Vaettis deter
rrIunttm He finally succeodeiir making him prom
10 b put a. ~ exspatioa Of his pfosct for week
b. VsissH agreed 10 do 90 although reluctantly,
ssying, "A Wesk-4hats q long time to wait" At
te and ct the week BE sent fos Dr. Reugaot, TO bid
hin Isst isre~cll, The poison, . preparation of
ekyychainc s6e By Dr. ve1etti himself all ready
Dr. ReagnUt asxued and entreatsI with the in6exibe
vatieat ~ feur houm but ID vain. It was nearly
midnight when be len The room yaletH babe him
On aaeciionate farewell telling him to come back
the uext mosning. and locked the dor his friend
AtdAybseak Dv. B. was on the ground. and the door
WAS forced open. Tho body If the suicide was founi
N his bed II WIS quite dead. The bed was hardly
rumpled and che rsoan wasin perfect order. The de-
burial. H vas Inferred BY his own desire, in the
commsn graveyard In the simplest style. and with
mono present but some old friends from New Orleans
Dr. vaietd wss consdercd very able physician, and
was man ofexeedingiy courteous and gcntleinanly
manner, upright In al his dealings, gentleman OF
che old school. BE leaves many friends to regret
this dfesFy tefminaton Of long life, honoraby and
uscsaily enp'cyed
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N T. w & 90 DS
At THE
GRANITE STORE,

3 HE subscribers would inform the public tina,
they have commenced filling up with New
Goods Tor the Spring Trade; having commenced oul
purchases early, we shall continue to replenish
Stock often, and shall always intend to keep CON-
plete asortent of all the leading styles Of Goods Oh
they appear in the market. Among the goods just
received can be found beautiful assortment OF the
latest Styles DE LANES also, enlcss variety OF
Calico, Prints, Ginghams &c. &C. Black silks ct the
best manufacture. Bcached and brown sncetings,
fina birds eve iiners Irish linens, daInark table
linens. napKis, diapers, huckabucks, towelings, &C.
French contepanes. and general assortment OF all
kinds Housekeeping Goods.
Goods for Gents and Boys wear such as Eroadcloths
Cassi,neres, Satinets, Twecds. Jeans, sc.
Also, Carpets, Oil-eloths Druggets, &C., Hats and
caps hardware and crockery; also, large stock Of
Groceries. All Of the above goods and many others
which we have not time or space to enumcrate, can
be found at this store the most reasonable
for cash or exchange.
WOoDINa LEWIS,
Granite Store
Wolcottyille, March Cd, 1856.
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Great Slaughter in Kansas!
AND ALSO IL The DRy-cooDs LINE. At
II. w. Adams &C COS
Mercantile Emporium.

DRY -G0OI,G HARDWARE. Fn9cKERY. BOOTS
AND SHOES, CARPETS. PAPER HANGINtiS,
GROCERIES, WOODEN WARE, &c, nc.
ra>HE subscribers respectfully invite the attention
u Of the inhabitants of Itclfsla an vicinity to
their large and attractive stock of New Gocns pur-
chased in New York and Boston during the past
weak. Among whic!, may be found splendid
Assortment of Dry-Goods consisting OF striped and
plaid SILKS aiso black Silks Of the very best mlnu-
tactrae. Berage neLtinea, ChaIis, Muslins plaid
Tissue Rcrages Brillasts. Prints, Ginghuns J,.con-
cts, Book, Swiss, Barred and Striped Musns, dotted
Muslin, window Drapery, toilet Quilts Irish Linen,
Table-Covers, Napkins. Cambria. Linen and silk
Hanakcfclets. patent Skirts, Collars Gloves Hosiery
lice Nitts, lace Wells Bcits. Pa,,ses. double and
single IHaha and Stcll.. ShaTis wool Ttisc-Sreatls
ble;schel ANA uEbeache She sings Denins. Tckings,
rpet-Wmp, French. Gerw.sG ami American Cloths.
Cassinercs and vcstinss OF every description, both
plain aii fancy. Also, silk ncuk handkerchief,
fancy Ties Shirt B1sons Shirts and Collars. &c. &C.
The abose geds will be so!,l :; tribe above
cost. and at prices to suit customers.
50 Further put;eglars Ecxt week.
Very Respectfully.
HENRY " ADAMS 60.
L:tchfcli, My EAST 1855.
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II. 1GeE1.1nnaxa
WnfchInake and Jewel,
At tho Old atand

Ii As just rcceired from New York fresh LOT Of
IL very desirable Goods. Jewelry, &C.. consisting
Of gold and silver spectaclcs. gold Brestpins. finger
and ear Rings. Keys. shirt studs, rest and guard
Chains, Welding Rings "A very pure article.
fall assortment of near sighted and convex SPEC
tacie giasseswhich makes the best assortment ever
offered in this place. and will be Sold at the lowest
prices Best sterling slyer ware made expressly for
retail. Match repairing done in the most skillful
manner No apprentices employed at watches n this
establishment. Coffin plates hand and engraving
done at short notice; menjing done as usual A
share OF public patronage respectfully solicited
Iitchfeij, March, 1856
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Your Attention

AS respectfully called 10 the various kinds Of Iis
II ncsscs t.iken by the Undersigned Daguerreoty pes
Ambrotypes AMI Photographs which for cleuncss,
sotncss OF tone aad trathfuiiness as likeness Gre
second to none.
The Daguereotype, which has stood the test 70.
seventeen years is too we'll known to need comncat
Aahrotypes tie positive picture taken directly
giass-makc very fine likeness, ana are becoming
veiy popular photoe raphs FIRST taken IN glass
then reproduced on paper, these surpass The fines,
steel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like.
fesses Of themselves friends, lo better than
to call ut once and not defer. Charges lnodcrat. an
;at.sstction guaranteed.
J. L. JUDD
No. 2 South street.
Iitclncld June Cd 1916
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a Fxs PlEoE Or WoRKsAssuip.-M VIM D.
Rogers Of this city, has lately inished magnificent
hearse made 10 ofler for large undertaking firm
10 Sc. Louis.
The body Of the hearse which Is painted black, Is
hung upon Ave syringe II h enclosed by ten panels
Of heavy French piats glass, highly ornamentcd in
gold and silver In the gothic style The root sup
ported by eight silver columns, tho bases of which
sse richly wrought In gold while the tops projecting
eboye the roof represent eight golden vessels froI
which issue silver flames. Gothic arches, worked in
gold and silver, span the panels and extend round
Che roof and below the panels eight silver mould
ings. studded with gold rosettcs.
The whole Is surmounted with gilt crosses, and
gIit splendid white ostrich plames the latter being
three feet In height. The crosses and the plumes
can be taken on at pleasure aud in the event Of the
use Of the hcarseA funeral Of adults black plufes
can be substituted for the white ones, at present dis
played. The rich white hammer cloth is arranged
20 that black may be substituted as occasion may
require. Elegantly wrought lamps are placed npen
each side Of the drivers scat.
u IL piece Of workmanship which is said to sur
pass anything of the kind that has yet been attempt
ed and reflects credit ON the skill Of our Pilidep
mechanics.
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,REvnSos.-After Gainsb,rough's In
e1urt, commissions for portraits flowed
{, with all his rapidity of.exeeutian and
cry, he was unable to satisfy the i'm.
~ me stten. One gentleman lost his
3empss aquixed Of the painters p rter, in a
vuics lou. ugh 10 BE- overheard. HAS III 1t fellow
OainsboE0l inished my portxait! l'shetea into
the painting Dom. he beheld his picture Alter cx-
pressing biz approbation he requested 1t might be
ssnt home n snce, adding. II might well give
vou schaone f1 che other fifty guineas. - Stay a
Minute. aid Cainsborough, 'it just wants the fin
ishing stroke " and such was his independent spirit
1hsf snstching up background brush, he dashed it
scross Inc smiling features, Indignantly exclaimins
AIR. where Is my fellow nowr'
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Plano FoEtea.
Haxleten & Bros Piano F0rtes,

- s6&4@4~ASND - 49, 0@~S<8
Haxletcn & Bros Piano Fortes,
For Sale by A q J. Dayton. wo,cottvills &C
yU HERE may be found fine assortmcnt of
w Piano kortes, from 9 10 6 Ia, 6 50, Z and
IA octaves, manufactured Of the best satcis and
pronounced BY the most distinguished Artists 10 DO
unsurpassed in strength and purity Il Tone WILDE
sold ON the most reasonable TERMS and warranted 10
stand in any climate
At the Great Exhibition at the Crystal Palace,
New York, 1853, Prize Medal was awarded %
Hazicton Brothers, for the superior quality of ths
Piano Fcrtes, which were tested In regard 10 Touch.
Tone, Equality of Tone, and Durability Of Tune
In all these points, the Phnoso Hasleton Brothers
werep placed in the highest grade and Medal awarded
them by the following distinguished Artists William
Norris Chairman of Jury ON Musical Instruments.
Julien r. s. Willis Emelus Girac Max Maretsrk
T. Eisfeldt, Dwight, w. Fl. Fry, Meigncn, Jury q,
Musical Instruments George Il. Bristow Secretary Of
Jury ON Musical Instruments.
Also, Lightc, Newton and Bradburys Piano Fortes
which received the first premium at the Worlds Fair
and the Fair Of the American Institute at New York
1868. Also, Piano Fortes selected from other Boston
and New York manufacturers, to order !; the above
are warranted to all who purchase.
Melodeons as usual, with !, 2. 8 and I sett Of
Reeds.
A. & J. DAYTON.
Wolcottville, May 18th, 1856.
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Twenty-Third Annual Report
OF THs
Litchiield Mutual Fire Insurance [
Litchfeld, July Z. lsha.

L"c"fesd July ., 1855.
oy casn reg tor pr ms on Poe,ts tbs year. ses13 50
| ! easn paid I~ hsses ana EXPENSES 2i4s ~
,.sase " easn 'pa.l during the year. s,7es ~
ime,est received ON ,u.ns. ' ans tS- 40 ~, m
n,,, a,a' n,d 10. l,,ss, nd sx's 81 ss "a ~
,asa nav on hand, " . iatss sl-ss os, ss
A.uouu, ii premiums charged an ,Ss h.s,Is '''' y"
which NAV he cv,l.c,ed n reoui,.1 o Gao, A
Aud casn On hand. ~ ,sa N
:.
Making Capital Stock of Co. a, this time. ssa6Gs ~
Amun,si "a mr. nar,v .,,v ,.s.rad 's 20 90 ~
~ = N@y w" "s"'u, SSAf
There 70 not ut THIS time any claims agans the TO.
-ah para 10 ths date.
ihe Dfe''nso this Company are confident that the
pan "i Insurance adopted BY them ~ meet With
nearly respoise from al sllgent trends oi Mutual
i.'sIra.ee.
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hb wcll In time Of peril TO pray. Men ought
"a pray always. but II Is indispensable TO act -
when ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS reared his stupendous Image,
not nrayer merely, but action was demanded, action
shat rh.ni 90 ~ the heart Of the nation and stand
a.st s,r Admiration In the annals Of the world And
there were praying men .aaa In the face OF death
Dauiel, by prayer, performed 6: acton, bold, attrac-
i've and sublime. When prayer is a.rays our duty,
70 hold up In einergent tl,nes like these, Ia though
& were about the only duty. Is most weak ard Faith
lem. We do ne cd prayer. as the energy Of &C.
fion. Prayer list raR as s.eg any thing 6a' ecien.
Haiae Esaa.
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n ME Waterbury Marble Mandatory is renewed
IL from Scoyile St, to few rods south Of the
Railroad Depot. where be found the best staes. ID
Marble in the State Monuments, Gravest,nes and
every article in my line of Marble, Granite or Free
some furnished at short notice, and at cheaper rates
than WAS before offered in this vicinity
s. WARREN.
Waterbury, July 18th 1856
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Choice and Attractive

1sAi.L aaa Winter Dress ,oit,. i'll great variety
ars now opening $. tAe Gr.s-lisc s:oc. in Wei
ccstv.ile. consisting of
i'lain Mcrinoes.
Plaid slerinocs,
Pop.ins,
jessie piai1is
Alpscc.ss an Bomnaz;nes
Pi.ia aud figured wool DeIaincs,
Cashmere and Muslin,
flain AMI figured French Flsaneis
Sobures aud Dc5cgss, IL.
sflaNss.
Stella,
Bay State,
Rrocac. Cashmere &c,
Also, Gents Slamfs;
A very large stock OF Cloths.
Cass:l6.ras and Vestings for Gsnts and
Eo.s wear. ilankets, &C : House keeping
Goods OF all kinda. Carpets and Oil-clotls,
Reaaiy-male Clothing. and Clothing made
- order, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, crockery aud Hardware Gro
cezirs, Provisions. &C.
WO0DING & LEWIS.
Nol<ottvils. OCT LII. 1856
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A Veicc fl.cna Waterbury.

Great Reduction il. the Prices OF all Articles
necessary fo< the support OF Lsfa,.
DARTRAM ALLEN wouj respectfully ar
I'D to the residents Of titciiel,l and Vi
Unity that they have reduced the price Of all articles
of Flour Feed Groceries. Provisions, &c. from ten to
twelve per cent. am, that they ,,rerared to
sell all the netesFics vi iie much cheaper than any
other in the county. Their assortment il
large and varied, and people visiting Waterbury will
iiid it an effect to,call
BARTRAM s. ALIEN.
Waterbury. January, 1856.
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SecscfGs De tEAsas muRdss fOrcndss.
The Furnishing Store,
No. 10e CHArnAn SrKxkr, coRxsE or PxAsx S7Err.
NEW YORK,
EyNBRACES IN excessive and complete ASSERT
II msns Of the latest import ations aud best manu-
facsares 81 Gentlemen's furnishing Goods equal in
material make texture, Durability and style b any
Stock offered in this country at prices which
cannot fail to secnre the attention Of cltSe cash
buyers. Consisting Of
SHIRTS-With linen bosoms, collars and wrist
bans of the best and finest qualities and new and
choice StyieS
CALICO SHIRTS The latest and most attractive
patterns
DNDERSHIRTS and DRAWERS Wool, Meri-
no, Cashmere Silk and Cotton, OF desirable and du-
sshle quaiities-and the Teviot Wool Undergarments
SO highly approved BY Physicians Alse. the Shaker
Shirts and drawers.
CRAyaTS-Superior quality and beautiful styles,
and full assortment of Stacks. Collars, Necktics,
Gloves, Scarf, and Mutilers of the richest kinds.
SGSPENDERS- An almost endless variety, incln-
ding the finest and most durable.
FOGKET HANDKERCHIEFS--Si and Cotton
plain and printed-an nnrivalled assortment.
/ HALF HOSE--Wool and cotton, of tine best tex
tsse selected expressly for retail trade.
MORNING ROBES and GoWNS-Elegant Pat
terms, excellent material. and of the best make.
This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest
to the richest, that can he rfoduced-and having
every facility for importing and manufacturing not
exceeded by any other establishment in the United
States, buyers therefore, will consult their interest
by examining the goods which sold the lowest
possible cash prices.
eg Goods promptly delivered at all the Railroad
Depots Steamboats, &C., and in any part of the city,
without charge.
ooa Shirts male to order by experienced hands, in
superior STYLE at short notice. warranted to ft Nc
Machine work done in this establishment Iy2C
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Geese Feathers.

vH%HE subscribers have made arrangements 10 keep
II constant supply uf hrst-rate article of GEEss
FEArHEns. selected and packed with great care bY
ourselves, in packages Of vm ~ to 90 -ani viii
furnish at ali times any quantity from 10 to 100 lbs
of quality they will warrant as good US the best,
and at as low prices as can be purchased Of equal
quality IN the state. s. u L. HuRLBuf.
Winchester, 1856.
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New Goods fer Spring.

NE OF the best selected assortncats of Groceries.
~ Provisions and e.tabes Of all kinds tn t hsvs
ever been sem In Ltchhold, purchased in tn.
different markets. last week Icy tAc sahsc.ilcr such
care for good living will please call ut the Store il
West Street snl examine his new stock of nectSs uies
and luxuries. CHARLES McElJi.
ItchfeId, Apr;l lss 1855
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The Grand External Kennedy.


By the aid Of microscope, see mil ions Of little
openings The surface our hodes. Trough thess
this Ointment, when rubbed ON the skin. carried
d,sordes OF the Liver, Affections nj the Heat In.
hsmmatn ut the Lungs. AS hmns, Coughs and 60 d.
are by iis means efeciuaiy cured. Ever, house~ifs
knows that soli passes freely thr, ugh bae OF
snv thickness. This healing sment Gar more resdily
through any bene or Resy puri OF tie living
body, curing the most DANGEROUS inward complaints
that cannot be reached by other means.
Esysipeias Salt Rhenm and seoSbusic flumors.
M remedy has ever done 30 much Tor the cure of
Diseases Vi the Skin Whatever term they may
rs ihI. O'ntm nj: NO case OF Salt Rhtvu,. scUrvy,
rs influence The mvea,o. has irsssiss over many
parts vi the globe, visiting the principal hosptBe, ds
pensng this OntnteBt giving Advice ss 10 ne sppcs
lion. and has thus been the Of restoring count,
less numb rs tn health.
sore Legs, sore Areasss, Wounds aud Ulcers.
Sne of the nost scientific surgeons now rely solely
the Of tins wonderful oInmens. when having to
cope with the eases Of sores, wounds ulcers.
gianduaf swelIin ~ and Professor Holloway
has by e.,mman Of the Allied Governments. Dispatch
I'd TO the hospitals Of the Eatt. large shirmtDis ~ this
Ointment, i be usrd dnder me dYeciion Of the Medi.
~al - NJ IN The worst cases Of w.nds II will cure
any u'cer ssadnsr swelling, stiffness OF contraction
Of tiis JOINTS, even Of 20 years standing.
Psiss aud Fi.safas.
These and other similar distressing complaints eau
b. e1rcualiv cured II the Oi~smeRi be veil rubhed
he par,s Affected and by sihsrwiss following the
Sss a. s o.ssi s ass .lss ..
ionisg cases.
Bunions. Lnmbsee. Burns.
MercuriaI Erupiions. Chappsd HaH6s, Piles.
Z hiblsims. X eumstirnl, Fissniss.
Salt RhSum, Gnu., shin uisespes.
Sore Legs, Sweiled Glands, sose Brrssts,
Stiff Jeii,ss, Sore Heaas. C1cess.
sire Throafs. VeBereal Sores. Sores ef . ilkiud
Wounds o. 90 kia Z. sprains, sealds.
s.sss ,idas she Msnuiacsore Professor forIowA
50 Maiden Lane New York. and "a Strsi d. Loneo.
and bv 81 ssspecsshe prneaets Dealers 10 Msdi.
ciws shr.sshes' the United s'sss. and the civilized
world IN pots, - % cent?. 81 csns. and % each
N b. Dirrcsionsfns he auidsnct Of psscnts IN eve,v
disorder ere affixed 70 % ch poi
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Henry w. Adams & Co.'S

s the best place TO bug Sugar, Mollsses. TTsss
j Cai;ees, Spices, &C., &c.
20 bhls. refined. pulverizei, grsaulatsd ai cras'
Sagas, hbds Por;i Rico Sugars Also hris e,oic.
Port Rico Melasses, the best we have ever offered
price 80 cents per gallon.
HENRY W. ADAMS& GO.
Iitch6eld, MAY 2lst 1856.
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n Rap 6EA.-The viseroy Of Egypt has
.. establish steam communication be-
% ints ON the shores Ut the Red Sea-
cree' steam navigation capital OF ton
hirh tho government Will furnish t.iree
aent erprise will be under the direction
ssy, the nephew Of the yice,'oy.
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EaaIy Rlsixa.-I would inscribe ON the curtains Of
your bed, and on the walls Of Your chamber: III
you do not rise early, you make progress In
thing Kyou do nut set apart your hours Of .ding,
Il yon suffer yourself any else to break in upon
them, your days win slip through your hands I'M
pro6tably, frivously. and unenjoyed by yourself"
Lord Csatl.u.s
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Out Of Season and in Season
have just returned from Marse with awell selected
j stock of Ngw Goops. consisting of a few very
pretty style Spras DeLfass Calcoes of entirely new
designs and patterns, heavy brown sheetings ami
shirtiags, lleachcd shirtinys and linens witt, good
assortment Of house keeping Goods, which o.sr at
low prices for cash or exchange
A. q. BRADFORD, W.saasru..
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N JEW GOoD8g
II LEACdHD 0o0Das--A complete assort-
J u ment comprising every width and quality, fos
sale by A. g. BRADFORD.
Woicostsirs. April ssh, 1866
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~ genius was expatiating upon the utility Of
an India-rubber ship which he w@, inventing when
IN old sailor exclaimed mo, NO! II will never
do an India rubber ship would rub out oil the lines
Of latitude and longitude, to say nothing Vi the
equator |"
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M ANXE n-llsdes, Bark and Calf Skins ws.,.te,
w at the V.nncry. South Farms, nv
L. HUNTINGTON.
Mar 9Th, 1856.
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eIyAIE, Caps, Furs, Robes, Gloves, and everything
u i else IN my limo, for the Fall trade, are ros
oe,pg reeessed New ~. msous are aaasd sash week.
Store n the STATE. Give me . call and judge fSr
yourselves
/ ~ Summer Goods are offered 1t oost Look out
for bargains!
Litchdeld August 20th. 1856.
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Z ~ he heiu ~ 0spExe Palmer hare recovered .
xoiee q tn260 sgalnsf thee city 81 Rston. FIR iljn
- o tas dspsassd ~ fliag On ths saswalks s1n
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DoPLnSa BeTages BeTage DeIaines. Muslin De
IAines Alapaccas. Prints, and all kinds II
Dress Goods fur sale by A. g. BRADFORD.
Walccstville, April 9Th, 1856.
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The Gould Seminary,
An English and French. Boarding and Day
School for Young Ladies'.
CHFIELD, CONN.
e. II, HoLT.IsTER, Esq, PRESIDENT.
MISS S. HOGAN, PRINCIPAL.

ASSISTANT TEAcHErs
MISS II. J. STYLES. MISS S. A. STYLES
EDUPilS will be received into this Institution de-
H. sisae! Tor the eihc;eut and thorough education
OF young ladies Monday the It'll day of July next
The scholastic year is divided into two sessions,
commencing the first Wednesdays of November
and Nay next, each followed by q vacation of four
weeks
The number of boarding pupils will be limited :;
none will he received for less than one wear unless
some definite arrangement is made to the contrary
before entering.
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The Fourth OF July,

I.itcl.iield, June I'd. 1876.
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sROSSMAE6 Shaving Hair-Cutting and Wi.
~ Making Roosns--tnsier the Mansion House
Litchfeid
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-16

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