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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-01
1be Gitebhelo Gl1quirer, Published every Thursday morning, by WING & SHU M w AZ, FIRST BUILDING, EAST OF THE COURT HOUSE,
 LlTCHFIELD, CONN.
TERMS.

4 .-- TERMS. s -.. .-.
 SUBSCRIPTION PER ANNUA. Village subscribers (by carrier) ...,,,.. S2 60 kl Single Wrappers. pers........... 2.50 In bundles, # paia strictly in Aduance. 200 If not paid strictly in Advance. 2.50 Single copies, 5 cents.
 6S No DEVIATION WHATEVER FROM THE
 ABOVE TERMS. GYe Ne subscriptions received for less than six months.
 ADVERTISING.
 Fourteen lines or less--1 week. GO Each week thereafter er... . 25 Probate and other legal advertisements,
 same rates. Yearly advertisements at the following rat es - One column, per annum.. ............ S10O % One half column ....... 6O.OO One fourth 's ........ $500 Business Cards, not exceeding half square, per annum. S5.00.-obituary Notices in Prose or Poetry. five cents line. ls All advel tisements, to secure insertion, should be accompanied hy the Cash. ts No transient advertisements taken, unless paid in advance.
 BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. All kinds of Book and Job Printing neatly | and promptly done
 Business Cards, Wedding Cards, Bill Heads, Labels, Ball Tickets, Handbills, Pamph lets, &c.,, &c.,, done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail otherwise respectfully so ted
 All Jobs returned c O. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-01
1)oetrp.
THE COTTAGE BY THE SEA.

lhiidhood's days now pass before me
 Forms and scenes of long ago, Like dream they hover o'er me, | Calm and bright as evenings glow
 Days that know no shade of sorrow, When my young heart pure and free II Joyful hailed each coming morrow. Ii In the cottage by the sea. Fancy sees the rose-tree twining, [ Round the old and rustic door. And below the white beach shining Where gathered shells of yore ;- Hears my mothers gentle warning,
 As she took me on her knee,
 And feel again life's morning,
 In the cottage by the sea. What though years have rolled above me,
 Though mid fairer scenes I roam, Yet l ne'er shall cease to love thee,-
 Childhood's dear and happy home! And when life's long day is closing 1 o, how pleasant it would be, 1 On some faithful breast reposing, In the cottage by the sea. From the Evening Post.l MUSTERED OUT. BY GEORGE W. BUNGAY. Hail to the hero mustered out, Let the black-throated oannon shout,
 And fling to the wind the stars Rejoice, o ye jubilant bells, The heart of the patriot swells, And tears overflow from their wells,
 When we see the soldiers scars. We welcome him home from the field, Untarnished his sabre and shield, ..a
 Untainted his laurel crown Champion of the brave and free, o what dash and spirit had he God grant that we may never see,
 cloud on his grand renown O now let us muster him in, Where the ranks of the true begin
 To fight for themselves again: While he has been striking the blow At the rebels, another foe Hath laid many brave man low,
 Who passed through the leaden rain.
 NEW BoNNETs. Now "A bonnet of genuine beauty and grace, Worn on the head in it's proper place, Shadowing faintly the wearers face,
 Is the thing for song or sonnet" But -.- GA sort of cup to catch the hair, z. Leaving the head to go it bare, A striking example of nothing to wear,'
 Is this bonnet abomination." Again 'rIE makes woman LOOK DrazeH Huu poru, Assists her in catching nothing but cold, It is bad on the young, absurd on the olq
 And deforms what it ought to deck "'
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-06-01
IRREGULAR CoNFIscATIoN.

The orders which Gen. Mcclellan had issued to the army forbade the soldiers to forage. If supplies were wanted, the quartermasters and commissares would supply them. Notwith standing the order, however, the soldiers man. aged to have roast chickens and turkeys, and delicious nutton-chops, legs of veal, and pork steak. At night, there was stewiug, frying, and roasting by the bivouac fires. ''*
 One night, found lodgings with farmer. He had large farm, great barn, and we'll F filled granary Fat turkeys roasted in the trees around his stables, and flock of sheep cropped the clover of his fields
 He was secessionist. I was for the Union till the President called fer seventy five thou sand men to put down the rebellion, as he calls it, said he. .se5H w zss4v
 I ..-Why did you become secessionist then ? Because that was interfering with State rights. The government has no right to coerce state.awso, when Virginia seeded, I went with her.'gF 5e s*sseiss sFf55 '-z .'t We were sitting by the cheerful fire in his kitchen Thesevening was stealing on. There was 'squeaking among his poultry. We went Hout, and were in season to see the dusky forms of men in blue moving towards the camp fires.
 Every turkey had disappeared. s5 2zasF7ss
 sf T notice that you. have 6ue flock of sheep Eyonder.' l said. as. .iaa1. ,a4s.ats a.7 ,s6- Erss Yes, Sir, seventy Southdowns. One of the best focks ia the, Old Dominion a*ar5s7s'
 I am afraid you will find some of them missing in the morning. s'2 ss { Twill get them Finto the barn. he said Ia9 Here, you lazy niggers Peter, John, Sam,-
 turn out and get up the sheep'
 He had twenty or more negroes: Those whe
 were called started to get the sheep. I A half dozen soldiers appeared in the field.
 i@eWe will help you get up your sheep they said. As'0s ''sAq.F '7.,+.'.' .,. r. s.@s,, l'@ The flo ok came slowly towards the fold, driy
 en by the soldiers. .s...sas A ! 'Sho- ' they suddenly shouted and mad rush forward. The sheep scattered every where, disappearing in the darkness. giollowe' 1 by the soldiers, laughing and chuckling, leaving the negroes and the farmer astonisbed ant
 amazed. It was too dark to collect then
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fFrom The SUNDAY Atlas


ELL orP YoUn On psPhsioc' veil :. fnei'on No. rs
Anniireet are dong "a ~ ag.e bs.cs IN tie pureia q
for old anphlois newspapers ruscps and ohef useless
"Wa,rs NOT. VIII cr"-You .hond no. vast. any.
thing not oven piee Of cid peri fo ~ eareny hort
ing ~ al your es,g seIp' .nc O. Cd .eIpale, p.nph
them into cash. Mesir. 5tockwr,l Emcrsou No rs Ann
A. give good prce for fuca nsrha snl WI coll at sny
address 10 mako puichsscs. TErr'fre waste nothing
From Ti- Fv.niny r rres.
TnE Hon Pnicrs % farrG-Ihe g,a and Inevitable
price to sdnonl. ~ 70 carYal q H. ~, now bought by
lie deal from liz 10 seyen pcr pound snd I'll. f-e
las induced teas o. 'hon' nts sci tbsT 'oFl. gsi"ns
siocsweH Emerson, Of no % Annst over ose ton sad
ball Of ae~ ,PaP.s nd fash. % daily Lhe,e
Masaehuoi' aud other place. 10 be maDu e'nrcd n the
bugs may be seen cur9a ,rd he,erogeneSn n Of d,cs
ordinary modify ia these latter aaysbr1us Uns
canvas receptacle copsaed iof ie'apcs ehogsPhle ani
sg'n.t the sma poa Do scne Cothip Calvin salu'deIer
Adyelure, q LsIy q'Cae eio Here WA ,nse n.i1.
hew ork HewspaPars which oonai,ed certain EDITOR TO
en,ur,s they NJ" denoaIce also Apptsdin The oa; aud
transformations which tino Lad Effected Ia such sncent
scfihes.
TIE dealers with dohliIs mprly dve. the book. thu,
sold to them OF their How eonnojsssprs heart
would ache 10 see sslus, the Pal Z. Hell IN their
earliest dress apprrng IN the nskedns, of red aud
black ttenh its esped parchment, east heap Of rub
bsh formed Of scraps OF posters and other materials which
foss 8 s'eis foay pre:s.i 4 tSs " e.sts. q
the paper dealer The mills sEd the editors lack papsrand
the tones which preserved successive generations with
anacai foDdnsss must Teappesrundnped and unmarked
by the record Of The past The thoughts sud hnces Of Other
ssos In order 10 enable us 10 pint tho battles. murders out
RACES etc. Of Our day We advise therefore, all who have
quantity Of old paper hand to sell Il they will get bet
TER price for II than in ordinary times wher tie supply ~
printing paper 10 abundant The prOpritOrs JThfss and tie
owners large establishments especially should day, be
particularly careful their old book. waste aper there
ia csn In the city, who, well awaro Of the b. IA
prices which they get foI her soil them to old paper
dealers
STOCKWELI &c EMERSON.
Ae ~ ANN.SARLEX,
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STOCKWELL g. EMERSON,
No. rs ANS-sIRkET
PARODY on 4 POPULAR soyo.

PARODY or 4 POPULAR soSo.
Ydre,m'i list wandered throu gh Newspaper balls
Where talent ard scirfee wer. blended
Dot soon d-scfied thot. lower walls,
And 10 20 the rsrTci ascended
There were per, ~ tsou.iuls both vhniled and old
AL sorts. all orsrfll fons end siIes--
And knew they'd bnns nionfy Il taken and sold.
40 Slockwe.l K Lmsisoa a. DIZZY advertise
Tier, were bsni boos, and p.mThe;S 81 every degree
In every state you could rutioa,
TIC sigtt % ~ CSC matters ~ raf NJ 20 no,
And aifTact~G ny esTnrs' lt~utioD-
For ! kHes tLat thcf i|rt a., Ial 20 roli,
When >'ockwti Einer.ans, hoy Glanced 10 arrive
For there. Nirn tie tatsn. 'iis costly sold
Tho pace 10 AunstTert. "a uiy bgc.
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PROFITABLE YycHAsOE

To trn street. iglIfs twenty tvr
Now oul-f yLsfteu wher-. ~b.u you uhvs,
loLl .! Ind ready ssir. twiihou, delay
For ever thing tllts In the psprr way.
fcwspa prfs. books AID pan ihlris-,oin OF soufe-
v ist- iaper tat - scatisrcl az around.
osl.ta5s 30 .ht llsr ca.l. that's yfoiapiy psdD
10 o. p rc1ull.y y, hnd .tl.srn ifste,
Aud ~ ls y1u- h1ures ifori u ruib''h free.
Tho. call a. oncri the nifrelc you vii fee- "
lao those which srr IN tale. % mss told,
By witch I'll worthless thin "a ar- turrei 10 gold.
Hrfd c1.li tor rap.rl rifltT tom ~ whole
The funds to pufcinse g!stlscs, ptoslsions, coal,
Aui every fftl .'s w.irh you l.ay need
A CHAN. Ike tia IL Ga o4cL.ns8 Indeed
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A SONG FOR TIE MILLION.
Philosophers and learned people say
ma, nothing in the world can be destIoyeAI
That al existing al the present day
Hereafter can be usctdy employed.
And this is thu, ia fact as well a, rhymes,
For p'rcrs. although d aud CUT Of date
Tie journal of Commerce, Herald. Tribune Tines-
We Dgy by hui.drcds al Q libeT-l rate
Thousands Of volumes, sthough torn and old,
Aui books, o. c. blank. It'll Writing covered Ger
At hnu-.trcrt, twenty -hyc, car now be sod.
For c,s,, by millions, be- they h'.s or more
Then (. waste nos tiaes." let your motto be
Collect y0uT books and T p'ts. every axe,
Give VA o call, aud you will quickly see
The pIiee We give for via; We advertise
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STOCKWELL C EMERSON,
No. 2J ANN-S1REET
From The Sunday Mercury.

From Tho Sunday Mercury. -
4 CAPITAL lDEIA gentleman who had meBia Tor colect
In word les old pspcs old books cd p,nphes etc, Wa
suddenly reduced poverty las; April by the fife OF hr
hoe. pap.r hs had nlofed On Monday, he PLAN
ing friend that he haduo erongh Of money TO boy usl
Why you sell your Odd papers, etc asked the o,n"r
Who would my them r. qucried the poor elow: y" ny
SrocKvFLL EHERsOS Of No. q Ann street. will pay you
good ice Tor thrn Il enoug the Old pamphlets, ETC.
we're a. once the above named hr and tho owner 10
eeiyed n. ally q 100 for them
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STOCKWELL &C EMERSON,
No. 70 ANN-SIREEr.

A SONG FOR THE PEOPLE.
Al papers the sls Of the Herald,
The JOURNAL Of Commerce and Tmes
And II bune. buy by tie bundled.
And readily Ply out he dimes.
We take every Hundred brought 70 ne.
A. seventy TO seventy i've cents.
And paper, Of al other sizes
We purchase. nor care for expense
II pspeIs are torn, tit no matter,
Ne care not .tfaw 'cr the io,kst
And We readily buy up old volumes.
Ni.h al. kiud. q written BLANK books
Then pan. yhlct, we take 10y the thoasani,
VIII books Il all kind. aud degrees,
So call al. our store Ia Ang street.
You'll ind U. quite rcsdy TO please.
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Sales bp Autiion.

city Of Portsmouth the north side Of High street run
ming ca twenty -four fee and running back l3 lun'
drcd-sndthirteen ieet This property Ia occupied BY
Robert Bowman.
No 1875 JOHN X. COOKIES lot, on The eastern side Of
Dun ide south and Crabb-streets, aud
occupied BY he Military Band OF tine United sta,es
No. I37. THOMAS HUME'5 lot t6D siEiy ieet fcm the
rouh.east Intersection Of Randolph end Finhsreets on
siahreot (O) thirty feet, running back tsol eighty feet
Also,
Another LOT. on the side Of Cour. street teing the
norhwes Of intersection Of Cour. and North Streets
Also,
Another o. containing go 9G sixty nine thousand
nine hundred andnney two square feet, adjoining tie Last
above described lot.
No 1911 JANIS MURDAUGHs lot on tie north-'ycs,
corner the intersection Of Crawford and Loudoasreos
lately occupied by s4id Mnrdaugh
No 1872 JAMES MUKDAUGHS lei. al lot on the north
tide Of Loudon between lid and CouItstleet
No 49, JAMES MURrAUOH3 lot, the solth side Of
Get between Crawford and streets being
pert Of lot No. 20 according TO p'su Of said city
N, 49, JAMES MURDAUGHS lot ut the northeast in
terseion OF Enyam aud Loudou-siree,s being Sc) ono
hundred and eighty foot Loudor'ree by Ql9 one hun
bred and thirteen feet.
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STOCIIWELL & EMERSON,
no 2J ANN-SIliEET
SAVE THE PIECES.

Who would economic b. Inc cd pspsr instead OF
throwing them 1Mc-sr. Soe.wc Emerson. OF No Is
Auuee viii pay tho mlst hbefs pfce, Tor Old books old
pamphlet. D4ssspdpei ard ytion Of paper
and Will wt my pnrty suing TO dispose Of such AMI
ce. receiving node to hat effect Gather old
yeis AID got good price Tor them
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Sales bp Auetion.
STATES MARsHALs SALE Q

u CoEFlsCATED PROPERTY IN THE DISTRICT or !,
y.Sdc Esp5nn. ,o.d 0iS om ' the ceI os Of
Unit District Court for he dsaiet Of yifsn enc :,
NE Ss t w p SpS a IN E ss lof Tue
On MONDAY lie 3Oth day Of January. 1865, commencing at
All ,Ss liz tite in.res, sud estate Of the pae. named
below IN and the following described real and personal
P'''''''' IN THE CITY or NORFOLK w..n,n,
Ss JoA RP'6d E3R S9F si o sf ssi
Squire commencing at Whgh. line running SCUM ~ e
thence we.twsEdy, and with MAXWELL line % iee' thence
n No. D. PATRcK MccARRICKs lot at tn. intersection
Of Butte and Bush streets running east Buestrse, i4' re
thence with Bushee II eet thence wet OF feet WIN
lot Sg,oninr tne above fronting on Bute.toe2o feet
No SAMUEL BA9kGi us, S SH a; No e'a o.
Market Squs o. y .i Of psnt sreet on which
stand. bfick houses Nos. 81 80 - end 81. -. on..,.
No. a. RICHARD A. Maps lot south ,d9 Of Queen.
thence south 81 feet thence west "a feet thence onth ~
feet west n feet north Us feet, east III feet TO the oesh
No -. JOHN DEBREE's LOT. north sido Of M.q..trce'
bounded by lane ard north by Charles D. AinO'1
''i No. q MATTHIAS WARDS lot, cast side of Church
No as XNDREW /. sIUOURSEY's loi north aide Of
fronting thereon hundred and seven O er';
yirg between the lots Of Robert Seldom an 'sOaheJ ~
running back to Yosksireet; s.so, ,o-, -,
Another lot, beginning one Hundred and even g 1 Gs.
eirt 1888 ct 70 oAsrret with orb tIoet NIFTY
feet and six inches 10 r. n south one hundred aid huey
10 the beginning. . ~, -. 4.
Of Fcnchurc street ginning a, south"es corner OF
tenement running nor yope feet and four lncles 'i IT,
thence east TO line Of syysnus ertshorn thence
south hfty one feet and four inches t5l n in)
No. a. JOHN DEbREES lot, north side OF Malnftfeeb
boz nded west by lane, end north by G. D. nond land
No. So CALEB WHITES lot, improved by btck tehe
meut situated al Eewtons wharf and now oceusei ~ s'foHg
AID Nonis. ..za,..,, -. - Al, .,,,
de Of street. numbered eighty, 1907 and improved by
No ~ aiCHARD 4. maps lot, situate on the east
idle at is intersection with the onth
se Of Fox lane running thence .outhwaiy on Cumberland
street trysl, tJCJ feet, snd east ninety i've ly9l iee
thrce mort waIdly Lewis Saburys hLe thirtyK ll
feet 10 thence wcstwsrdy nnetyhye tS') ee' ~
lCumberand..treei, aud improved by dwelling 60
No. I2a Tie seventh interest IN NiIfL ~ orve's
lot situate on Caherinercrt said property being conveys
to aid William A. Graves BY David A. Graves by deed csed
| JJih j. ~ Of July, 1919. - . , 80.
No, 10. WILLIAM A. GRAvEss lot with dgel'ing'
.iu,te on pukrsret the 'ouh corner 81 Doieys me
rurr n south three dsgees and e n mIucs US w.
forty eight 40 ite eace north fxtyes, degrees
wet TO Canal street ind rom The beginning Iouz Dor
sey line north sixty degrees md my nnne' TO- '
| west 70 CsnaistIce.. go -.
| No I35 WILLIAM II. FACES lot, with dwellings, VIZ:
one half lot on the north side OF Nans0ns aud aso
one lot on the west cc 81 Church ircs the nhic
Ann T. Dunbar Inherited hom her sister, Elizabeth Nid'
| Eson.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY.
No. ~ TERRY SiNtLflPS housohoa mrniu-s
No. 20. THOMAS HUME. ~ personal prot srty
No. 10 JOHN h. COOKS hou,,lold luInitnfe.
Seized lbeed sud condmnrd und the CONNECTION act OF
July rv,EeeD,h zig teen hundred and say tive, ths
property - the bove nimcd defendant and vii DO soi {
he Ase " lie Uui,,5 States
JOHN UNDERWOOD.
United States Marshal for tbs Dr,si, o.. nG.ula
~ BAH persons buying AZ this sale viii b. required 10
rake deposit Of uh Of the purchase money soon -
the fope,ty struck OIL otherw. will b. r.sod
JOHN UNDERWOOD,
United States Marsha ior the District O. Virginia
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STOChWELL 6 EMERSON,
No. ~ AEa-5IRtEr.
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STOCKWELL & LMERSON,
10. - AM srREE1
saw Ynrn MAsrE rAPyR

Ola neyrnr-. il4t ..I books Panr eis and the differ
rui var .es ai D. rr in ever, foufc, AUD
which reu-s .oo4cd ui tIbbh, ,houd bo seut to
stool vel fmrgsaa. of .sOssJ An Ct tley are Iays
liberal piece flG al aec psn VI s.sie paprr better than
any IA iAo .sldn.
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NEW SKIRT FOR 1865.
~ NEW And GREAT INVENTION III
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIfTlC OR DOUBLEl sIEEL
SPRING.
VESTS, BRADLEY 4 CAREY.
fIcce.sor. 10 J. !. / j. o. Ntrf,
no o. CHAMBERS ST. NETWORK,
sre s owners OF tie Ptien; aud EIea.,o Manufacturer
ofths - ...-
PATENTED "DrPLEN ELLIPTIC" STEEL sfAiSd
SKIRT.
Tits invention consists Of Duper fortwo) Filp' Sc
spIlnes nrruio1sy oradl tightly ami funy tog-r- ed''
g. ed-e mr. e tOlyLcst most e'is uriib auFle
String nod enabling toe weeIsf IN coz, l.n,e p .
grea. e.a,u1iy and Der b-nlH 70 place and TOD 1' r
When b. essy "lh toe COM, n- ss
30 dro.s Iou-!y obvites and enccs Tie oiy -
ectons Hoop sk. VIZ: he anncy!nce 10 - 'sssfsf a.
vel the public ESPECIALLY e. crowded nr' csrf'-'
cs- chr'h pss O. n any crowded pac" nom me
dHcuity Of eoutracns tcl and occrying sfni sao-i
Ii. entire no d4ca.y while sying the ssii ne
usus full sid syrnn.rToa fon sud TIE ishie' ana most
stylish nd graceful appearance for the street op"s prone
made OF no 10 Jless ldy having enjoyed The Pleasure
eouf, s3 reat convenience 81 wearing no Dup,t tpis
snrp skirt i9r sazls dav. will o. erysfd via ~
dispene tie OF tc,. They ore tue bet q1shy
every rsrt b. tie gAcf', mot dIape conuitne unl
ECONOMICS. Ski nude Merchant. " IL be supplied 20 above
aud ladies' ia frat Ies s,DTrs AZ t1I cy ana
tlrou shuut Che z herrii States. . -,
- INQCIhE FOR THE "DUPLEA hLLlfiIO
SPBihO shihE
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STOCKWELL 6 EMERSON,
No rs ANS.SIHEET
brooklyn Daily Tlme,l
LOOK OUT YOUR OLD PAPER

We would ~ Ne attention Of readers 20 The sdver.''e
ncnt Of Stocswe Emerson Icy ODER the highest pfices
fr ucwsr4rrrt pamphlets. and all Kinds Of paper.
ILls rood TO those rcfLs their In
cressing tioc Of b AL s' Paper pretty high jus,
nov, aud ot paper i. ~Or,h good price,
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6TOCKWELI. IS EMERSON.
No Is ASN.SIAEEr.
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TIHE REIMBURSEMENT SYSTEM: Il.
Edition. for the Use OF Sufferer. By CnAELss D. hAn.
eoSp fo,oey Professor Of Special Anatomy Sc IN the
6ylscuse Medical College N Y. Price 81 50. Z WARNER
Publisher, No Vesey the suthor No. 81 East 3hst
kERMONS BY REV. o. Il. FROTHINGHAM
- CHILDHOOD AND MANHOOD OF THE SPIRIT
m JESUS. and NEW YEAR ) GIFTS or TIE SPIRIT.
The two discoufses IA pamphlet. Price $50.
fssiisbs1 by DAVID u FRANCIS. No. 200 EIesdwsX
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Men, Publications.
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4 PUBLIShED IN TINS COONIAf
LuDUBON'S BIRDS OF AMERICA.

AUDUDONS BIRDS OF AMEhICA. -
Illustrated BY one spleudd folio yolame containing i1o
magnificent oo0ed plates 27x40 nche, "a te
ga fsn,es of J,ris Ali or TIE NATURAL SIZE IN
,eon togstle with tie plant. and trees most frequened BY
Folio volurn, Of Plates and vols royal sIo text, half
Ru.sia, extra, $3.50. Am,
Full Russia, superb gilt edges s1e'
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Oriyin edition i.trated b. imperial folio volumes Of
colord pses 2r2T Inches representing o animals either OIL
If. Size or their scale dis'inciy given.
Two vols plates and vols text, royal 8vo, bali RnSss,
Full Rus.is superb gilt $50
OCTAVE LIBRARY EDITIONS OF THE ABOVE WORKS
II vols royn syO. csc coored plates representing L5ont
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Descriptive circulars furnished on application
rublisbedby -
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AL WELLS IN PFNNSYLVANlA.-Tbs
" sdYert.er 10 ownsr 4 sTRACT Of LAND Ia i,Hhsss
Towpshp NcXeen County Pa shout 700 ecfes nfn"issJ
o. Joining Warren Cou.y and with every ind ,ion 4 Oh
STRINGS this properly To parties who wi purchase
thirds in,ere, sad organize company IL on b. offered
very low Price. Properly Ia Tree Of al liens sad 'ts
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