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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24
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Dtsnfa0, ben Is. De3br.

3weite @ibuug.
Dienta9, ben Is. De3br.
Senat.- Der Senat Yerlommelte
@t9 tint 2 l16r.
ST., Wc2aren bradte cine &eibe Bez
idli1e su Ouniten Der praipentl9aft ppn
Wm. $. Sewarp ein.
81, &enneDey, Don 6pul fon County
bra@te einen Bei9luB etn Der unlern Rez
prdlentanten in @pn9reb, in Be;u9 per
SflaYenfra9e III ben Gerrttorien, SnQrut<
tionen ertbetlt.
Or. Stewart bra9te fpl9enpen BelGlub
elm: 8ei9lp0en> oob Elm bslpncere6 Cont
mittee bon flint eruannt wirp, tu Dem
3wede, in Saden Der 2anoz Grant 81 (enz
babn Gcmpa9nie uno BET Stoat5 : 81 len<
babn Sbli9atipnen l1nterluGuns ariu<
lteQen un9 pariber NIT lolden Norl1ldsen
gu beri0ten> wie ie ;un1 belten Sntere0e
bes Staates pienen,
ST.. Nnorew5 brodte etnen Sc ammtz
bei@lub ein> benz 9e9enwdrti9en gon9relie
empfebleno> ein 6eimitdtte3eleb 31 patti
rem wopurd jeoer wtrtltde Nnlecler> ber
wabrenp oe8 ;3eitraums ppn flint Sobren
auf benz 2onoe wpbnt uno po slbe bebout>
BON ben DTentliden 2d1oereien> Die jest
pcer fernerbin Dem Gorfouf8redt inter
worfen ltno, 100 Mder u%nent9elo|i1 at
9%elalien weroen, unp cab Elm ipl9e6 Sc
leb fir teinen 9ertn9eren 3ettraum olS 8
Sabre besnu9t fem iou.
Mnjet9eppn 8iuS.
8pn @rn. Me&ubin. Gipe Biu nit
8esu9 aui bos Gpuettiren Der Gtaot5z
taren.
Son 5rn. &pbinl Jon. Cine 8iu> ben
Staot<@ barter BON 9aiin9s gu oerppuz.
it%anot9en.
Dpn @rn. Nosers. Cine BiQ> Bez
Trimming we9en re6 8erfaufs Don S6ulz
ldnoercten su trefen,
Ya1Itrte Bills.
Cine BiQ> Befimmuneen trefenb uber
bic 8erau89atun9 BON StaatswarrantS
CUR 8e3ablun9 Der Snterelen ypn ben
250>700 Staat5anleiben.
5ierauf Yerta9te iid cer Senat.
Mittmc6, IA. December.
SIN @enat wurben tplsenbe 8iQS
ein9ebradt: .
Son 5rn. Yettit. Cine BiQ> bic Ne>
9ulirun9 be6 5anoels nit 9eiit9en @ez
trdnfen betrefenb.
Son @rn. Mc&ubin. Cine Biu, ben
@barter Der Staot ct. paul betrefenr.
8e14lu11e.
Son 6rn. Conan. DaB Der 5efretdr
autboriiirt weroe> Certificate fit @eilenz
9elp an bic Mitelieper be6 SenotS au6z
suiteuen.. poiirt. Sa q, Stein G..
unter3eidnete 8tll8.
Der prtoat> Sefretdr be6 @ouyerraurS
benodridti9te ben Senat baB Der @ouz
serneur bic 8tQ, fit bic 8e3ablung Der
an Der $4,000 Staat6anleibe
8eitimmunsen treffenp> unterseidnet BABE.
5ierauf Serta9te ii9 Der Senat.
5auS. = DaS 9au6 Der1ammelte
i'd CUR oep5bnli9m @tunbe. =.
Ill Gingebra6te Bills.
Son 5rn. @anbprn. Cine 8iu, Garen
NJ @erbdltntb gu cem pirfliden @elp,
berthe Der betreHenpen G%i9entburner gu
Dem @pmite BON @eri9tsbarz
cit iberwiel en. :t..l -..l
~ @elammtz 8el9lI11e.
8elalplen, oab uniere Senatoren unp
Repra{sntantea i I'M 1@onerel1e tntrutrt
ale ebrboreu Mittel in Mumen<
uns gu trinsen, bic pallruup einea
oeimtdttez0 eleBes gu 1idern. ~.
8eldlo1en, poB cine Nbldrift Der auf
iele Mabresel Besue babenoe Bei6lu0e
,8lei@ an leben unlerer Senatpren unb
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24

O'T|'v WV" "NN'O wv" W. o. *$f*p
}enttreu.
5ierauf perta9te ii9 bic Convention bis
sum onoeru Mfor9en.
Trettos> Is. DECEMBER.
Ga9oem ber @enot 1id Yerl omu1elt
bate, wuroe bus Sournol perle( fen unr
Yerbe0ert.
Seldlui1e
Son 5rn. Trof. DaB ber Stootsz
Sibltotbefar outbprifIrt reree> jeoes Mitz
9lteo bes Senat5 nit elmer Gopie Der con-
ttituttpneQen Detatten ;u perl tben. @urce
an9enpmlnen.
SON 5un. Mc&uiid. Dab per @enot
na9ien Mlittwo6 ei1en &oplan erpdble.
Burpe bis auf @eitercs perldpten,
Spn 5rn. Conan. DaG ale Drufarz
betten fir ben Senat Don Carl g. Uporz
ri9> benz paf lit beteuteu @pntyattcr, bez
lor9t peroen. Wurpe auf Den Slid &C.
le9t.
Gtn9ebra9te Bills.
5r. 5eaton bro9te cine Sill Elm, einel,
Mft betitelt Elm Nft> baS Banfpel len III
requiem, gu perbel1ern
um II ubr yer ammelte Td 5enat uuo
5au5 in 0elammt > Convention ;u,u
3mede, bic 0enetolzYerm fer BON Bau>
bels fit bic perl9iereren Ditrifte gu er<
wablen.
Sc Il m II = 6 . m
9fadoem Der Senat fid mteber yer lam
melt bate bel6lob ct, 1t6 ais Gpmite i'm
@onsen 5u 0eitalten um ben Don 6rn.
NncremS ein9etra9ten Sc ammttelUluG
i'm Betref zines 5eim fatte9elcbe6 su be-
ipre9eu.
ST. McQarea BON @cpobue b%eantroatc
einen 3uias> bic rpn Den @erren Slice Ii.
General S1ielp5 ein9enommene Steuuuo
betef enp> inpem pielelben, ais he 5ein,<
1tattebiu Dem Gonsrei1e Yorlae ibre Stimz
men oabin ab9aten, oab bic Gutabiu o>,~
ltott Der Grteren aufsenommeu merpe.
Sc entitanp bierauf cine Debate i'm
Saufe welder &teut.z @ouverneur SOL
cpn1be po6 Don ben Senotpren Slice unD
Sbielp6 in Sahen Der 5eimtdttebiQ bez
tolste Nerfobren pertbeipi9te uno Die int
lebten Gon9reie beontro9te 5eimltittez
Siu eincn 5umbu9 nanrte.
S%tebenpe @rmite's.
St. Grof pom Gpeciol>G pmite> co6 NIT
Der G%renennung Der febenren Counties
be6 Senat6 beauftra9t mar ltattete ST.
rt9t ot, welder an9enommen wurpe> nor
auf bic Organization BET betrefenpen Gp>
mites tattfano.
Der oeutiGe Senator ST. Slid BON
5oufon County, wurte in ta5 Gpmite |
fir 9dfen> lopie III pa6 Gomite fir g tra<
fen uno Sr1den gepdblt*
5terauf Yerta9te fi9 Der Senat.
5ou6, Da8 5au6 uer1 ammelte 1i6
CUR 9em1pnltden @tunne.
Die 2ife pu:oe ou69erufen> bas Sour
p"erle(en uno beri9ti9t.
. :. 8itt1driften.
81. Noberlio Jon ret6te eincn Maipritdts<
ein> betrefeup bic Grase: pb bas
5auS ben St. Oouperneur 5plcpmte. tpe>
gen Nmt6Qberl9reitun9 in Nn~tla9e;utanb
f6nne> pubin loutenp> poB bas
5au6 feline @eri@tsbarfeit bate aber i'm
Se1nat porfpmmenpe SronuneSfrasen.
Der Ser}9t wuroe avf pen Slid 9ele9t.
Or. M(ann reiGte ben Mino1itatsberi@t
in 8eSus auf pbi9e. Graee> mona6
'em 5aule paS Ne9t 3uteben @pue, oeeen
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24

prei(<!!!

Sn Mnbetradt Der l@ledten 3eiten baben nn>
terei$nete f@ enti9ludtn, ibrsu ia"tmtl'dbsn
Baaren . 8prratb tur@ berabeeieBte Yreile 3u
r~ebu,irtn nns perben ). 9. ben
8e1fen &altcp SIT 10 @t8.
@in0bam Dpn 10 3u 12f StS.,
Sud- u. @trumpfpaaren,
Ieppi9e,
unterfleiber,
9nalifben unb fran36f@en Mfertao,
@eblei@te II. l1n9eblet@te Mu@ltne
unb aae anberen in ibr Sad eini4laeenbe Nrtt'
tel TN @erbaltni6 gu Obieen preiisn strtauftn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24
Dpluerjtab, Is. December.

Dcnueri tag, Is. Dssemtsr.
Senot UNI 9auS verl onmelten
1tb III Wtiammtcpnreutipu> I'M ;ur Wabl
e1rss Tereinlatea GtoatenzS enatoren at
1breiten.
~. Gantpru npu1inirte Mprtpu g.
Milfenlcn unc 5r. Noberticn Sares
SGielps> ais Ser. StaotsnzS enatcr.
Ser Glert Yerla5 btsruuf bic Siite bet
Mttslieper worauf itG ais 5timmreIul<
tat er0ab> pab W}prtpn g. Wilfinl OF 70,
Samss @btelo5 50 uno %. q. @prman
| Stin,me erDielt u1p peusufol9e Mprtpn
g. Btlfenion ais ridti9 ermdblt erflart
muroe> ben Staat Nlinnel ota i'm 5euate
Der Ser. Staaten fir Die Dauer Don 6
Sabren> ppm L. M(ar; 1859 an> gu repraiz
lenttren.
5ierauf uerta9te lid bic Convention bis
gum anoern Mor9en.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24
@@lieblt@ nod Elm @ort 81 ben @erren
Qanpfauaeuten!

@eit benz 8esinne sesentpartieer @aiion baben
mir unler 9aupt-M ugenmerf auf's Wbclelale-
@el9Gft eeleet unb iu@en bierin un1ere 3aupt-
Surge 3u entwideln ; mir baten biefur ein @rtra<
Departement einri9ten laien uno bieten ben Ser
rem Observation-Disclosures I'M 2anbe ale @ortbeile
nnb Bsqutmli@feiten> bic ibnst' n,'r neu nnieren
ben tDnnen. lnler @tod 1T fir ben DRY GOODS
Gcnlum in Miunelota eiu wirfli9 srpBartiser unb
perben 60 erpabnte 6reuube in ibrem Sntere1e
fnoen, n + bel uns eiu3ufaufen, pa 60 feinen1
anpern 5aule in Minnei pta mSslid 1T, mas Mus-
tpabl unb 8iQiefeit betrift, AUDI nur ann6bernb
nit uns epneurriren au fSnuen.
Serr Muerbab,
ter nit biel em Departement betraut pprben, pirb
Is lid anqelesen fem laien, unlere serebrten SUIT
ben in jsber 8e3iebun8 3~ufrieeen 5u ifeQen.
Suffice & Gprepau9b. =,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24

Der ltnter3eidnete ma9t benz teutf6tn Wubfi-
FUN %tefannt, baB ct lein
@erblt= unb @inter= 3ooer
Sttefeln IT,, @6uben
erbalten bat.
sa nereen srobe Auantitaten BON laledt ae.
arbslteten Stiefeln uno Sdubeu aus BEN s59on.
Mae!toa' Shofs" in Nep~ gcrf in ben Marft oer
StaW1. vFt 1ol9sn 0aaren nil id nidt in
sriaPktlt'ot1 treten> unb s~erfaufe quite @aareu az
!, yas Yutlifum tpirb eiaselatsn, bic moorfn
~ ee!gt'ssn unb lt BON ben preilen, ~ iber,eu-
gen. e9e % lonit to feline Ginfaufe madt.
Samuel &ilpatrid,
ooo|o'p BEN nGuuer- 5oule@ eeeexlber,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24

Heprdientanten I'M Gpnere0e obselhidt
,uerbe.
@on 5rn. &dsr, Cine Meibc rpn &C.
lammt<8el6lulIen, Den Gbrcnwertben Is.
>. Ssnatc ais ten %9ssianstsn Ganriraz
ten fir bic Nrdlipentl daft ypn 1860 Gill;
pfeDlcno.
'oisronf yertn5te lih ea5 5aus.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1859-12-24
3Dtutfrm0orfn


auf's @ei4ba1tiefe unb @eldmadpp0fe a0urttrt
unb beebrt l@. iol@es ieinen perebrten &unben Ct
eebenf an3u3eigen.
Das Eager 1T NIT alien neuen @ri@etnunoen
Der Sailon aus8etattet unb bietet namentii4 cine
@rpbe MuSwab1 1T &lei6er<
1tpfen,
ale: Mcrinps, DalenciaS, Ylatbs, Delaines,
VaramattaS. De Bei9es, SPOIL be 9cpres &c. &C.;
ferner unterbalten mir einen i9Snen Dprratb
bunter unp einfarbi9er Seipenwaaren
unb s~srtaufen iolae oenau gu New> gorfer Yrei-
len. -
rn(er Eager 1T @batls, @loata unb Winter-
MGntel 1T ouf's &eidlte complettirt, unb erlau~
ben mir uns nod, bic perebrten Damen auf infer
9robartiees
@eiBz@ aarenz II. Grimmtn96z M0prtment
%nufmertlam gu ma&en-
SIN 5erren< @rtifeln, ais 8pufatins, Dpsfins,
Ga(emere5, DufelS> @raoattes, -9en,ben &c. tie-
ten mir jeber Gpneurren3 bic @piBe, ba mir in bic
fer 8ran9e bic nortbeilbafteten 8erbinbuneen
baben.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-06

The Directors Of the Litchfeld Mutual Fire Insu.
rance Company, in submitting their 25th Annual Re.
port propose to submit Herewith brief snmmarv -
their operations lduring the quarter of a ,eenfurv
winch has elapsed since their organisation for az
purpose OF determining whether tie Con,nes, fss
fulfilled the design and expectations of ..s fonade-~
by atording the convenience of central Iooatio 4;
our County, extending facilities and rsuit;n1
benefits by means of agencies establisAsd in sacS
town, and still preserving just aad unifcsn ne
OF insurance, and by avoiding the asssmptions Of
hazardous risks by agents. by subecting al survsys
OF property and applications for Insurance. 10 Cen
trail Board OF Directors and thus furnishing q,
| each member of the Company a safe, economical.
and home insurance company, at equitable rates.
and securing the resulting profits to the insured
| as their common property.
How well the principle of mutual insurance ba~
been sustained, as an economical and reliable svs-
| tenn, will appear from the following statcmept II
the operations of the Company during the rs years
| of its existence:
| The following statement exhibits the amount rs-
ceived in cash tor premiums, the amount charged ON
the company books reserved guarantee fund and
as basis for assessment if Necessary and also ,hz
amount of property insured-which we have srran-
geo INTO periods of five years, while Our poicics
were thus extended and three years for the .us-e-
qnent period, the last being the present te,u VI
of Insurance:
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-06

| NAUGATUCK RAILROAD.-NEw ARRANGE
~ MEST,--On and after May 18th, 1885, Trains
will run fellows:
GOING NoRrH-Leaue Bridgeport: 1918 A. NJ fol-
Winsted, connecting with the 81 A. NJ train from
New York. and with the 1910 A. NJ. train from New
Haven. and connecting at Waterbury with train to
| Hartford.
| II O5 A. NJ. freight train. with passenger accom-
modations, for Winsted, leaving Waterbury to 60
North, at 1928 z. NJ. connecting with train from
Hartford.
S.l2 P. M. express freight train for Waterbury,
connecting with As P M. train out of New York
$50 p. NJ. for Winsted. connecting with the g. Is
p M. train from New York, and the 525 p. M.
train from New Haven.
GOING SoUrH-Leare Wnsted: $50 A. ~ for
Bridgeport, New York and New Haven connecting
at Waterbury with train to Hartford
l.41 P. M. for Bridgeport, New York and New
Haven.
Leave Waterbury,: $50 A. NJ. for Bridegroom, New
YORK, and New Haven, connecting with trains over
the New Haven and New London, and New Haven
and Hartford roads.
SIS A. M. for Bridgeport, New York & New Haven.
$50 A. NJ. freight train for Bridgeport
slS P. M. for Bridgeport, New York & New Haven.
All trains stop at all regular stations Freight
trains have passenger car attached
Inc W 0odbmy stage arrives to connect at Sew
mour with the 8l5 A. NJ. train down from Water
bury and returns on the arrival of the TO- Is A. NJ
The stage from Bethlehem, Ltchfield OTIS Cole
brook Centre and Darlington, arrives to connect
with the Al P NJ. train down from Winstcd and
returns on the arrival of the 1915 A. NJ train ND
from Bridgeport. ~
The stage for I1arwinton leaves Litchficld station
on the arrival of the 1915 A. NJ train up from
Bridgeport.
The stage from Watertown connects with the |
SIS A. NJ. train down from Waterbury, aud returns |
on the arrival of the 1915 A. NJ. train up from
Bridgeport.
Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville daily. on
arrival OF the 10. A NJ. train from Bridgeport
discount of five cents made to passengers pur-
chasing tickets at the Office
CHARLES WATERBURY, Superintendent
Bridgeport, May I, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-06

c.rour-One James Chamberlain has been ar,
vested at Kalamazoo, Michigan, for robbng mail
bag which had been careessly thrown from maj
car e and left for some time unprotected: draft
known to be in the mail has been traced to nm d. IL
rSas drawn by the cashier of the Charter Oak Bank
~. ,,'is -;tv on q. s. Robbins & Son, New York,
nayabe to the order of c. w Denslow Of Rainbow
tWindsor) The latter endorsed the draft to VIM IN
II Snow of Kalamazoo. Chamberlain forged the
name Of Snow, endorsed the draft himself and got
it shed by banker at Grand np nad "I Snow not
receiving the draft, made inquiries through the
, proper Channel, and has traced it to Chamberlain
WHO'S who is undoubtedly the mail robber, the proof of
which will be his Identification by the Banker at
Grand Rapids Press.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-06
-zz-zuv1yns Boarding and

----z7sS EHSIgns Boarding and
Day School,
An Institution for the Education of Young
Ladies' and Gentlemen
In MORRIS, formerly SOUTH FARMSJ CT.
Departmeats-
ENGLISH, FRENCH, Music and DRAWING.
wv INTER SESSION will commence on the
w FIRST MONDAY NovENsER, 1859.
Particular attention will be given to young child
rem when received members of the family. Board
also be obtained in the immediate vicinity of
the school.
Owing to the crowded state of the school room
the last session, it is being enlarged and will
when completed, be one of the best in the county,
For terms and circulars, address the principal.
South Farms, Ct. 20 Pm
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HENRY A. HULL

"7OULD announce to the citizens of Litchfeld
w and vicinity, that after an absence of ten
years. he has returned for the purpose of prosccut
ing the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches.
ard trusts that by faithful attention business he
shall merit the confidence and share in the patron
age of the public
Particular attention paid to the cutting of
JUVENILE DRESS.
Thanking old friends for their kind demonstra
ton in his behalf, he invites them, and all in need
of work in his line, to call his rooms over the
post Office in South stceet.
Litchfeld Oct. 20, 1858. "a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-06
DENTTSTRX,

&%@A DIR. E. w. BLAKE would call the at
q tentioa Of his patrons to his superior
~ mode of filling Teeth with pure gold,
which TENDERS further decay next to imp 'ssible.
He would also ask them to look at his superior
Single Gum Teeth; also to his Premium Continu-
Gus Gum Teeth-the best in use.
The strictcst attention given, as usual to the care
full yet expeditions Extraction OF Teeth with orwt-
out the use of Choroform, Ether and other benumb
ing agents.
Business hours from s ocloek A. NJ. to 6 O'Clock
P NJ Office in the first building south OF the Man
sic n House, (up stails.)
field. Conn.
| Litchfield, August ], 1858.
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BE IN TIME.

The voice Of Wisdom hear-Bs in time, Be in time
The voice of Wisdom hear, Be in time.
r,,sakins every sin in earnest now begin,
For The night will soon set in-Be in time be IN tine
For the night will soon set in, Be in time'
We AGED men make haste, Be in time be IN Time;
We AGED men make haste, Be in time.
vour sands are running asyour die will soonb cast
W. aoed men make haste, Be III time;
We AGED men make haste, Be in time.
We who are young in years, Be il time. Be in time
We who are young IN years, Be in time.
Won an you're in your bloom, far from The dark TOMB
IN, mind YOUR day will come, Be in time, Ds in time !;
R,, mind your day will come, BE IN time
Racksliders. do you hear-Be in time, Be in t'me;
Backsliders do you hear, Be in time.
your sinful course fosake, yourselves beta Ike
For YOUR dea thless souls at stake, Be in time, Be Il"
For your deathless souls OF stake. Be in time.
o should the door be shut when you con'e' when 20"
O 81 ,uld the do ,r be shut, when you come
Should God in anger say, Depart from me sway
Twill be too late t., pray Nox is he time. Now IS the
,Tvv;Il be too late TO pray, Now is the time.
Should Won this work delay, You're undone, you're
undone
Should YOU this work delay, You re und'ne.
Should you this work delay, aud sqna"der lille awas'
Death will be solemn day. Be in time, Be in time
Death will be solemn day, Be in time.
The Gospel trains at hand, Be in time, Be IN 'lme
V,ho CnennI trains nj hand Re in time.
Behold The station hsre, and Christ has paid your
And we all engage in prayer, be IN 'He' DC " '''
And we'll all engage IN prayer, be III h"'e'
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I'LL TERs3 soar

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN EQUALED FOR ITS
Defensive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities
A everything of this nature must stand its
IA own merits for public patronage it is unncces-
sary to state anything more than few facts, or
what it will accomplish.
AS common washing or laundry Soap it does not
require much Soap or labor, and consequent
ly not much to the clothes, in its use,
as does the common washing Soap
Each bar Of Soap is envelopcd with directions for
its Soap.
have analysed specimen of Mr.. Hotchkiss'
Laundry Soap and found it very superior article
for washing purposes, and free from aauterations.
1t makes an excellent sus and is exceedingly well
adapted for the removal of ink and grease spots
from cotton, linen and WOODEN goods without injury
to the texture color
SYLVESTER P WHEELER, Chemist.
Bridgeport, Aug. 10, 1859.
ALABAsrER SoAp.-This is new article manufac-
turcd by Mr. Josiah Hotchkiss, of Bridgeport and
has lately been introduced into families with great
success. Several ladies of our acquaintance have
tested its merits for the laundry pronounce it equal
if not superior, to Burwells any other kind now
before the public Waterbury american.
A DEsIDERATuM.-The Alahastcr Soap manufac-
turcd by Hotchkiss and Fitch, Bridgeport, is the
very best article of the kind we have ever used.
The women all like it, becauce it saves them the
trouble of boiling OUT their clothes.
Lachfeld Enquirer.
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