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San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24

aside into her favorite arbor, and finging
herself down on a low seat, buried her
head among the cool, green vines, and
gave herself up to a paroxysm of passion
ate grief. Soon she heard steps approach
ing, and an arm was twined tenderly
about her waist, and warm hand laid
caressingly on her dropping head.
"Oh, Kate, Kate p she cried, in the
agony of her repentance, "I am perfectly
wretched. You don't know why, though
you have come very nigh guessing two
or three times. Harry and I'
Here convulsive sob interrupted her,
and the hand upon her head passed over
her disordered curls, with a gentle, sooth-
ing motion.
" Harry and another sob-"quar-
relied two or three weeks ago. | was
willful and rude, just as it is natural for
me to be, and he got angry. / don't t
think he is going to forgive me, for he
hasn't been here SINCE"
Sophie felt herself drawn in closer
embrace, and was sure sister Kate pitied
her.
"I wouldn't have owned it to anybody
if it hadn't been just as it is. she contin-
ued, rubbing her little white hands into
her eyes "but | think / love him almost
as we'll as | do you and father and mother
A kiss dropped on Sophie's glossy head,
and tighter was she held. She wondered
that Kate was so silent, but still she kept
her face hidden in the vines.
He asked me to be his wife," she
continued-"asked me as nobody else ever
did-in such manly way, that he made
me feel as though / ought to have been
the one to plead instead of him. l could
not bear that, and so answered him Just
as | should not. He thought it was be-
cause he was poor and was rich, and all
the time [ was thinking | would rather
live in cottage with him, than in the
grandest place that ever was with any
other man, only | was too proud to tell
him so to his face. What can I do? Tell
me, Kate-you are so much better than
| am, and never get into trouble [ am
sure shall die if you don't!" And poor
Sophie wept anew.
Look up, dear, and | will tell you."
Sophie did look up, with atart, and
the next moment, with little scream,
leaped from the arms of-not sister Kate,
but Harry Ainslee!
x y x x
Sophie declares to this day, that she
has never forgiven either of them, though
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24
sAAt IsUSENF tLU. HNNNIo Ii
ROsemfeId & Lang,
ID. ID. VEZEY.
Carpenter, DINER and Undertaken

q Shop on St. Charles street, opposite, "A
4 the Willow Greek Lumber Yard, u.
SAN ANDRE4S, III
Where Miners can be furnished with Pumps,
Toms, Patent Rifles, Water wheels, Horse
powers, aud all other machinery for mining
purposes on short notice.
1LSO-Constantly Il on hand, Sash and Panel
Doors, Window and Window Blinds, Door and
Window Trimmings, Chest, Drawer, Closet and
Wardrobe Trimmings, Bedsteads, Dining. Cen
tire, Card and Toilet Tables, wash-stands. and
all other articles of Furniture made to order.
my 23-om-i d. D.. yEZEY.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24

s1-f you would increase the size and
prominence of your eyes, just keep an
account of the money spent foolishly, and
add it up at the end of every year, and
look at it.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24

aG- Whisky never conducted wealth
to man 5 pocket, happiness to his fam
lily, or responsibility to his character
Therefore whisky is a on-conductor..
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24
Lumber! Lumber! Lumber!
Ell DORADO STEAM SAW MILL,
Eight mitss from San dndrcds, Jetreen Cacc
City and Mountain Ranch.
WILLIAM IRVINE. 49, Proprietor.

YNHE UNDERSIGNED has always on hand,
4 large supply of all qualities of Lumber,
ana Is prepared to fill all orders on the short
e. notlce, at the lowest market rates. His
iAhD Is situated in the rear of the Kinder
nook Exchange, in the town of San Andreas.
! nave also established a Lumber Yard at
campo Seco, with Boyle & O'Neil as his agents.
y. b.-A good supply of long and short
shingles always on hand
dec 20. 5s-6m WILLIAM IRVINE.
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sas- 1t may seem strange, but it is a
fact, that men generally are much more
afraid of women, than women are Of men J;
and fearing to "break the ice" is fruit
ful cause Of old bachelorism.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24

UNCLE SANS CHILDREN.-Thc popu-
lation of the United States is nearly twen-
ty seven millions Of souls o6 ,96i So.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24
Gotfls, Restaurants, Mr.
UUIEI5, UtSIHIlI IIII5, NJ.
KinderhOOk Exchange!
&A &ssA M. CALLAHAN, >. Proprietor mn
-%A l..
Corner Of Broadscay j Nam sts. San 4ndreas.

COTHT " OTOuuU0y y M0tH u.s. San 14HQTedS.
TNHIS POPULAR A Nd COMMODIOUS
Il Hotel, situated in one of the most pleas
ant and convenient localities in the town, is
constantly open for the reception of Tran
sient an d Permanent Boarders. The
rooms arc spacious, thoroughly ventilated, and
furnished with view to comfort. The dining
hall is the best in the place. where the patrons
of the house may depend upon finding the ta-
bles spread with the choicest edibles the mar
ket affords.
The Bar is furnished with the choicest brands
of Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
Board and Lodging:
Per Week, single rooms. $1,000
Per Week, double rooms, s,............... 800
Without Lodging, ........ ............... 700
olilgie Meal, ,............. 80
Meals at regular fours.
BTPayment to be made invariably in ad-
vance. sep. 26-mtf
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Main Street House,
SAN ANnRE,AS

YNIIE ABOVE HOTEL (the first established
i in the camp. has recently been improved
and refitted, in order to accommodate its large
and increasing custom.
The proprietor tenders his sincere thanks to
those who have given his house their patron
age and preference, and informs the travelling
public and the community generally, that he
is prepared to accommodate all, with Board
and Lodging on as reasonable terms as can
be had in the camp. PHILIP F. PIPER,
sep l2-mtf Proprietor.
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THE INDEPENDENT
Is PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY AR NOR & CO.

h. r. KoosER, .....o. NJ cLAYEs, ......GEo. AENoR.
Al San Andreas. Calaveras Comfy, California,
ofhce in the INDEPENDENT Building, ST. Charles
street, above Main.
TERMS OF SUBSCREPTION:-Onc year,
invariably in advance, 50 six months, So !;
three months, 81.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING:- One square
of twelve lines, first insertion, $3.50; each
subsequent insertion, Sl.25. A liberal dis
count will be allowed TO yearly advertisers
per month.
San Andreas independent., 1857-10-24

Sophie declares to this day, that she
has never forgiven either of them, though
she has been Mrs. Henry Ainslee nearly
two years
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NEW SPRING STOCK
BOOTS e. SHOES

HIHIRSr in market and first home-with first
IL rate Con- pemcnt of every variety of Style
known to the Trade all OF which we are prepared
to sell at as low figures any in the State Not
withstanding the great rise Of every thing of the
name OF feathers we shall sell BOOTS and SHOES
at very small advance from former prices.
Your attention is respectfully invited to one Of
the best assorted Stocss, ly fifty per cent ever
brought in this market.
To undertake to name the different kinds, styles,
and qualities would fiji an ordinary country paper,
and Of course out Of the question in this place.
tlease call and see.
SOLE LE4T'uER MOROCCO Innings Bindings.
Avis and Hafts, Bristles, Thread Wax Pegs Nails.
&c. &c., fer sale usual at the Old Brick Store,
First Door West Of the Court House
MEAFOY & MCNSON.
Litchlield Conn, March 9th, 1857 4s If
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS;
&c, &c.

W., NC ca,
TO be found in the City. Our Goots consisting or
TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC; ETC !.
are fresh from MARKET, AMI are offered at nrie..
SCkPRlSIAGLY Low We Have TAX n, 10. ,,,r
motto, that 81 NI,.bLE St2r6vcE Is Esriyusr,,,S
SLOW SHILLING and Consequently In regard to sal.
ling cheap, - =
WE DEFY COMPETITION
We have room to mention but lew s,icl.s
showing our rateSas follows
Porto Rico Molasses. 30 cts. Der Gallon f,ih.,s
sell the same article for 65 and 6S-Jcry fine ree,
and Black TEAS. 25 cts.-As good AZ c,,r,nonI~
sold for 30 cts--Bibbitt's SAL1ERa TCg. frst sua
n.y. cts. per Pnhnd. Usual price. I2I c.s Extra
Quality RICE cts per pot.id ONE a,liae. ,rr
portionally fo4c
gS Please call, examine our Goods, and sa.ids-
yourselves.
OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will In no wiss
be neglected, but shall receive our Particular a.
tentiou.
All kinds of Fresh Fish, tobste-s CLANS C.sfs.x
&c, &C., can DO found upon our stands III thsir
season.
Also Foreign and Domestic Fruits, vSestsb.es
&c. viii be procured early the market Possibly
affords.
All Orders respectfully solicited. $3.50,
4. II. KEEiAM.
South Store in Badwin's Bloch SitE Main st
Waterbury, Conn, 8 doors above his old starnf:
Bank Street entrance directly under W. D. CuTsS
N B. Professor ~ C. ScARRrrr stili remains " ~,
us, and Lectures on "Wednesday and Saturday ,osss
ings. as usual. -"
Waterbury, Feb. IT, 1857 :
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LUXURY MD ECONOMY!
KINGS NEW CHAIR LAS YOU LIKE

NINU NEW CHAIR AS YOU LlkE IT,
An Arm Chair Reclining Chair Couch and Bed,
stead, COMBINED IN ONE is susceptible of twelve
different positions or changes to meet the varied
requirements for comfort, convenience luxury, and
economy lin space as well price.l Whether in
LIKE II" excels in many respects any chair perhaps
ever manufactured in this or any other country.
The price varies from Fifteen to Thirty Dollars, &C
cording to finish.
To Public Institutions, as well as to individuals,
this CnAIR is very desirable article, and will be
supplied in any number on the most liberal terms.
Apply to- or address
NJ ". KING & SON.
s83 Broome St., One door East of Broadway, N. T.,
i9yl rN4ss ATE aoaDvAT:.
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New YORK.
CHRxSTE.E.vSOS f. CO..
~ VI Projectors.
M. w. KING & SON,
PATENT
CHAIR MANU. CTURERS

Late 46S Broadway
NEW YORK,
(ESablshcd 4 D., 1887
HNVITE an examination of their great variety and
Il superior assortment of CHAIRS. manufactured
At their own establishment, and under their mnle-
date observation and direction, including
PIVOT REVOLVING CHAIRS.
SELF ACTING EXTENS SION RECUMBENT CHAIRS.
IMPROVED INVALID WHEEL CHAIRS.
MAJOR sEARLES TRAVELLING INVALID CHAIR
SPANISH SPRING AND SQUAD CHAIRs,
RHEUMATIC, SPINAL4 ASTHMAIIC INVALID do.
&c, SC. &c.
Embracing the most complete assortment. and
choicest kinds for PARLoRs, DRAWING Rooms CHAN
BEERS, GARDENS LIBRARIES, Counting HOUSES,
OFFICES. PUBLIC INSTITUTIONS, DENrIsTs BARRIERS,
&C, together with every desirable sort adapted to
the comfort. convenience, and luxury of the SICK,
the AGED, the lNEIRM, the LANE and LAZY
In point of ingenuity Of design elegance of finish.
quality and richness of material, faithturess of
cutlon durability and cheapncSs. these Chairs are
unsurpassed. For them NJ w KING & Son, were
awarded the first and only Prize Medal and the
Faculty recommend them far preferable to beds or
couches for patients afflicted with Spinal Asnat'c or
Bronchial affections
To either arm of the chair may be attached a con-
venient reading writing DESK and any c,mbina-
tisn desired will be manufactured to order. -
Circular with explanatory cuts, will be sent by
mail If requested, and ORDERS with remittances, J
promptly forwarded to any part of the world
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MILTON ACADEMY

A SELECT SCHOOL WILL BE OPENED AT
n the Academy in Milton on Monday May 9Th
under the supervision of Miss L. CAROLINE BIssELL
Instruction will be given in the common and
higher English branches. Music and Latin.
The session will continue Is weeks There will
be = vacation from June 26th to July 9th. Terms
per session of l6 weeks SIS 50. No extra charges
except for Music and Latin.
Board may be obtained short distance from the
Academy at 50 per week. Students returning home
after school on Friday will be boarded for 81 Is pc,
week H. S. GRISWOLD, President.
H. KILBoURN. Clerk, S
Milton, CT, April 14th, 1857. b2-3t
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T special meeting of the Town of Warren
- warned foi that purpose, and held April 6tb
1897, the following Bylaw was passed That any
and all perse ms using any kind OF nets or senes for
taking fish in that part Of Waramague Lake within
Tue limits OF this town, in the streams running
into the same, shall be subject penalty of Seven
teen Dollars this regulation to continue for one
year from fgst Monday in Nay next.
FREDEiiiuA WHITTLESEY,
60 1t Assistant Town CLERK.
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FRESH WOUNDS, BURNS. CIilLBLAlNS,
AND OLD SORES.
WITH few applications they readily yield to its
magical powers, and by its use much pain ard
suffering might lie saved If il ttGld b. introduced
into every family in !ind. Asa
- "A MW ME ~ me HE saS GWMu
it is uneTuniled and who owns o horse
should be without H. A single bottle may save she
price Of your horse Ii is truly the Farriar friend,
the travellers hope, and the farmers d~psnderss
The above Lnmert was discovered sOine yvurs
ago 10y an English chemist who died suddenly All
the recipe lost To the world. until recently found
among his papeis. and il placed before the put.
lie challenging its superior.
There have been several hundred bottles Soll ia
The vicinity where it il male and in case has j.
failed to accomplish all and more for which is'
! Ia: lsren recommended
AT the solicitation Of many persons WHO have Leta
benefited nv its use The subscriber is now PREPARING
to extend It's circulation. that the pilIl'c mo, "
! benefited The proprietor Bankruptcies Lsyins
every family in the state yisittd viii, this valuable
Liniipent
1t is put up ut % and 10 ceuts per bottle. So that
ali persons c:tn be accommodated with an -ertics
which ought to be in every A.uily. LibstAl dlI-
cunnt made to ageHts.
In of accident II Is al,nost iIIsnepsSA;r a.
for cuts bruises or burns il is truly valuable.
THREE or FOUR GO4D AGENTS cor fpd
steady employment u.dH che Whole state Is Can.
yasscd and hnt small capital is required. Fly
dollars will give person good outfit. and s,ccess
i, certain if they take with them the following ncr.
rsSary articles eerp a.r pe,segUa,-ss. Aplstiils
tor agency must be made aud personally ~ '.n
subscriber. The medicine VII be ready atS,,.t the
Let Oh April next Mt wholesale Prepared only l.,
q. +. rEe.k. prvpristsr,
Successor to Peck, Glniors e. g.,
Ellsworth, Conn, February 9, 1877, Dr.
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Blacksmitlling and Wagon Re
pairing.

MIR, H. B. GIBBUD, HAVING MADE AR
1VA engagements which will enable him to atts nd
to all work in the above Line, would respectfully
inform the citizens of Litchteld and vicinity, that
he Can be found at the building known as g Rogers
Blacksmith Shop in Spencer street. with every ia
clity for quick and thorough execution of Jobs
His long experience workman, he trusts will
enable him to give entire satisfaction to those who
may favor him with their patronage.
Litchfeld, April 81, 1857 52tf
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District Of Torrington, S. Probate Court april 49, 1867
NSTATE Of LEMUEL MUNsON, of Torring-
IL ton in said District, Assigning Debtor
Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate
for said District, will be sold at Public Auction to
tho higest bidder, the 4th day of May, 1867, at
lto'clock. on the forenoon uness previously dispo
aed OF at private SALE all of the Real Estate of said
Munson, being Farm of about. 1876 Acres in the
west part Of Torrington. Sale to take place the
Premises, in said Torrington. Terms made known
at the tirRe of sale.
&l-8t tassz GEORGE P. BISSELL Trustee
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Notice

z hereby given to all whom it may concern tina
u there Will be petition from the citizens Of tn,
town Of Litchfeld presented to the next Genera
Assembly OF the State Of Connecticut, to meet IN
Hartford in May next, to divide the town Of Itch
feid in to two distinct townships.
Dated at Litchield, April 4, 1857. 4O-5t
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.VDsScP.
4O.3t

! NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A, PIE.
Y tition will he preferred to the next Session OF
| the General Assembly, to lie holden at Hartford
May 1857, for the release of PHILO MORSE from
tile Connecticut STATE friSon 52-2tS
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H. nc NM GD W "a H.
Boots AID Shoes.

VH\HE subscriber mry be found in Lords building.
II up stairs. opposite the Enquirer office where
ne Is prepared to make all kinds of BOOTS and
SHOES to order in the best manner and at reason
able prices. including Ladies' and Childrens Boots
and Shoes
REPAIRING done at short notice.
n B. Rubber Boots and Shoe neatly repaired, and
Rubber soes put On to leather boots.
NJ. IFFLAED,
Litchfeld, April :, 1857,
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GRIN ST,ssNEGS.

J S. WHITNEY & co
81 WEST ST. AsD Sc WASHINGTON ST. Ngw YORK
III AVE constantly on hand, and are prepared TIC
u supply GR!NDSIONES, in any quantity. oil
all sizes from foot to six feet diameter Of Nova
Scotia. Newcastle, WickersleJ, French Whitening
Swedish and Ohio Superior Grindetoncs fer manu-,
featuring Cutlery. J. S. WHITNEY & CO.,
66 Washington st. and 81 West st.
Soft New YORK.
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HLOVES AND HOSIERY of all descriptions
N for ladies and gentlemen, at
~ MCNEIL & BRAxAN's
EMBROIDERED COLLARS-A large lot lust
- opened of entirely new patterns. The ladies'
are invited to call and examine them at
McNEIL & BRAMAN's
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Il trict OF Litchield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the creditors to
the estate of GEORGE CLARK lete of Goshen in
said district. deceased, in which to exhibit their
locting to present their accounts within said time
properly attested, will be debarred recovery All
persons indebted to said estate requested to make
immediate payment to RILEY REXFORD,
April 10, 1867. [52-3t] Administrator.
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Important announcement!

Tremendous Rusht unprecedented Barg.Jns !
TBsHE subscriIer would .inepeelfcIy infosn liz,
H. numerous Cnstom.rs III lltcl.lcsl aud, Nj.
lily, that since his S.y7orn 10 his NEW STy1JJ. i,
BALDWlN'S RLO<'B, he has added .sfens,y-I =,
his former Stock and can now exhibit ile
Large<s, CAoiesst, and Bsst Se,rs,l
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a L Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld with
- In and for the district of Litchfeld, on the
1Ath day Of April, A. D., 1867:
Present CHARLES ADAMS ESQ, Judge.
On melton of David Lucas Jr, Executor on
the estate of DAVID LUCAS, late of Goshen,
within said district, deceased This Court doth
decree, that six months be allowed and
limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the Execu-
tor; and directs that public notice be given Of
this order by advertising in newspaper published
In Litchfeld County, and by posting copy thereof
on the public sign-post in said town of Litch
fold, nearest the place where the deceased last
dwclt Certified from Record.
61-2to CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
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a <LOvER SEED for sale !y
~ IT, W DUEL & CO.
Litchfeld April lst, 1857.
E-E ERDS GRASS SEED for sale By
I'm H. W. BUEL & co
L.tchfell. April LIST, 1857
NH ARROW FAT PEAS f,r sale by
w II. ". BCEL & CO.
Li;chield, April 1st, 1856.
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Notice,
FARMERS UNION CO.. GOSHEN.

FARMERS UNION Co, GOSHEN.
YHHE DIRECTORS OF THE FARMERS UNION
81 50-l00 each Share of the Capital Stock, pay
able on the first day of May next. They have also
sold the Stock of Goods, &c, belonging to the Com
pany, preparatory to its dissolution. Consequently,
no debts will hereafter be contracted in the Compa
nys name. 1t is desired that all claims against the
Company, should be presented previous to July /,
| 1857, for settlement. Debtors to the Company may
make payment to E. G. Bergman, at their Office in
Goshen. By order of DIRECTORS.
JOHN NJ. WADHAMS, President.
Goshen, April 10, 1857. t 52-3t
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NEW GROCERY STORE.
HN ILLIAM WHEELER having taken the
w store in East street recently occupied by 5
T Bolles will be happy to attend to the wants OF
those desiring GROCERIES and VEGETABLES
so
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E. CR0sSMAN,
ID j. NJ g T.
TSuccessor to c. il. Hooker

oICceSsOT TO \. N 11ochCT,
'H7AKES this method to inform the inhabitants Il
Itchfeld County that he has located himself
permanently in this place for the purpose of pr1ctc-
ing Dentistry in all its branches. Having scrve,l
his time with DIR. Fl. H Van Week. of Hudson,
New York, of the best Dentists in the State.
aGd having had fifteen years practice himself. would
offer his services to those wishing anything in the
line of Dentistry. All operations carefully per-
formed. and with the last possible pain.
All work warranted to give entire satisfaction.
Rooms the Post Office. South street, L!tcteld.
Litchte!d, april ID 1867. 49-ti
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KltcS per cent. OF last dividend 81, and When
payable 10th January.
Par value stock $500. Market value ofdo 500
Suspended paper $50, S92.
LITcuFIELp COUNTY, s.--I, G. W. Whttlesey
Cashier of aforesaid Bank being duly sworn deposc
and say that the above statement is correct.
G W. WHITrLEsEy, Cashier.
Sworn before me- this 10th day of April. A. D.
1857. SAMUEL d. ORION, Justice of the Peace.
81 st
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LIrcuFIELD Co.. ss.-I, A. G. Pettbone. Cashier
of aforesaid Bank, being duly sworn dcpose and say
that the above statement is correct as verify be-
ieve.. A. G. PErrInoNE Cashier
Sworn before me this 18th day of April A. 1857
40-St SAMUEL ID. NonrHwAf, Justice of Peace
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A BOUND VOLUME containing 90 Numbers Of
"A the LirCHFIELD MONITOR. published in
this Village, in the years 1884 and 1885, has been
borrowed of the Subscriber, and not returned.
Whoever will return the Same, give informa
ton where it may be found, shall be entitled to a
| reasonable reward. SETH Z. BEERS :
Litchfeld, April 18th, 1857. 503to