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The Produce Markets

NEW iORK-
SRw aoR1. April n.-td1GoS@Inchanscl
sfss 81 easS a. s%s fos nllal1 u!sn
rhanR.-! salts Of 40 hrtS NJ t4snas.i5 for
ssurerune State and Western; Eeazaa5 Tor extra
for white wheat ezt.a; A7aahoo for round hoop
Ohio: fa6otaA'a = fur extra 81 Louis: t.oN4s.tl
ief eooa % chotec d. Including i,ou1 tris low
e.aaes ezra ~ AL Apt1l q ftso Rye nour 1utet;
sa3es s; of 20 hrs at Aohaaoa Corn meal dull.
"heat-Rcocirts. Il, ,o0S bu; shade hrmcr and
NOR t1s'ng ch!eny 70. exror.: salEs Of 5000 bu
A. tLo0 Ior No. spring; fl.o7G.1.tl for No. !;
m In Wss+nyT R.,,ax III , ana ~ atn kajes
WAe+srn m r,.Esa Ga0 psis sEa u Essn ~
CGtn-RecsiMntS M ,16s By: quiet and unchanged !:
T9 g ~ ~ ~ ~ sLus toI new miaei
nsn ~ 3S!or @ Levy nnM Soatnesn oa1Ilteceipts
pa FcSs.y e. no n{tn sales 2! fseS ou At ~
ana staYc w. 'o' A'a"'''soa' o@sc lux 'a'o
a9u s1oes os o. Gs.,s NJ w.,raorzx wna,. 7r,.
ase ase ~ ~ COD, % uats. ssas1i hn; rJe.
nsss o ~; 1a1'es' ls'las bn; malt. ss,sss bu;
Pes, 1.s1a % ..u -
,niss saiss =, sse ue 1 Sonee duA SUGAR
dull o"i~7 ~ N'' A41'' : 0oA ~ "e'ac* ao'asses
MorsLQuIc. and firm.
ne,neH A@3a1e+ IL ~: LUZ ctuae; zsEc LOT
'eT TIErxs7,sE-or,c,
Fsssis,ess-resf nrnsr; sales. 100 pr1s at
fcr n5tn,r ~. ',.ss al., rs H. @ 1ur PRIME
mi ani Iunn ~ ss 3. 49, ht n1.s ness, senel
'1 'u0e u e ~ eet ssssay: sales
nm s.1cs - ivs ca a, s* ~ me s. to 1ee esei
ss..ose 500 for India mefA Beef hams nIe quiet;
sa.es s oi ~ ofs a. fsoN~ 500 Tor nev: Cut
meats stsady; s1les of - pkss At 1ot..s1s: for
ss,es az IA 9e 1oT PANS "a! Mdss nm:
III Ia ~ ahar+ +Ihtd a. ~ ~ 80 ' Nv:
quiet and stsahy sates Of $40 ,es At 1tssslsc iot
BC91EE-Sseahy at l4a94e for Ohio
CHHksE-FHmer lsE A 1+Al6hc. .......
% fKsiSnes oHa Sn Io iFRhF9oi-Eliiner Shipments
so'oS hu wheat per sail at sAdte7Ad.
LATEST.
BgEAps1rTFs-Flour market close, stca,iy With
mole oa'a ra's s1port aad home Gaae demand ior
quiet, Al 9l.osta1.l1 for No, spring; and gLso.
Ls4N for vtnscr rel md amber western Rye
ssatSs, ssss estefn n5mly held at Il Oats dull At
qulet q. sl.o.s1;os for new nlxeo Western.
Ior 1ncAs; $500 generally asked Reef 1u1et and
nhehaheetl. Cut meats ant bacon quiet anil
S4,s scsm @ IN IN " q1ss w,sa n sales 81 s9 tes
months, Months, a. isxG-
Miilskf-pull: sales ~ oEls Western a. slo93
LUZ 'see' 'ae 'a''es xiiwsTEFs r. wsxtTsnS
for Sa OATS I'M AZ A. - fao 1of &c 90 itNe
uJI FRKlsu7SomnalI st c and ,sc IN
w Rvc1,,es T1nsso' M, ~. cor-. -o,,,.
SnIrxrNsvc = ~ q ~. .uut ~. t:"M nn, ~ MntA
H%Wkrs, s1eadq =, 1'Vy sS.. ~ TnssL IN
'4hc fof SO. .; sales lenL " w. =
LOUISVILLE, Ap:I 9.-Cmos-F,rm. nId,,no
&c. ''''-' @'f''' ''NA''''0t ~ 1u''NAus
Co.'S &c Oats. se, 1g Rrs sSc Masas seaIse
y.1s meas Ioi.c ans ,shc naoa; ,,,nx Mxeii'ne' i'
Lni. IaAc. 1'''' As~
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yards sncc saturday, and ~ Tits supply proved 70
be short Of The demand-which was fatrly active
on New Tork, Boston and PnllsdclPha account
prices were Il once advanced losl5e, which IN
pruscment x2s fully sustained Throughout 1ae
COARSE and mixed lots; - 'a8sS0 TOT Medium,
anu Il e, on19 70 for good TO cxUA FEe, REED
i Kelly cold two CIT loads to Philadelphia oufef
II tbs outside quotation. The following Ua1Sae-
tons flir1y rcnect the market:
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-.... ADNENtSTHAT1QSE
Estute Of joscph kraemer. Fran1tsta Gebel
ft1otner> WIS appointed 10 administer, under bond
Of Sla,A ,AOd
Estate OF John Seinwert. The widow, Caroline.
was appointed to administer, under bond Of
{1p,pO1.
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/. =. CLARKE, a.. r.. the Rerrga. on ,,,.-.v,s
ps. CGrte- " sN:th Cl.zA Il. tr.1- 3f.,.,: ~ "
COStlDENF1A1I3 CONSULTED
EFFeEA!e Pits tirr-h TIA l.. st..I-. t. :. Al
EE%Mi t*o ttsE;s. +: MsE.trd S+~rrt
EF Ais1. two fo- bsr's "a S>..- Ah.l.r
AGiFeAs frtte1r d. T. D. CLARKE S,,:.., f7.,..
st, ChickSo. "
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HAf-I1ade WAS slack to-day, and, as The sup
ness apparent No change was 1naue In guotatons
but there waa rrettJ general disposition to
9hadc prices little On Tound lots.
We. quote: Timothy. pressed, s12eA31Abo;
pFal1.e, pressed, sl450s1i,so; umothy, ioose, on
NsEon. S1aoa1l7.oo: prairie. loosc. On wagon,
sla 9GslAo9- For deltreryt tLooaI-aA
uIDES-Recetved, 5000 rs; shipped, 42oo0
Es- The demand was moderate today, as WAS
also The supply, anl values wero steady
and unchanEed- We quote pr1ces rs
country do, 'L9sc; green salted, cured, Light,
sH9l0c: DO, heavy, slHaec: green salted. part
lsc; dry eaited le,al7c; E1ubhy, scored, cut, or
otherwise damaged, tWo-shltls price; branded, 10
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MEDICAL CARDS.
DR. N8nnael

Da!cz1tts d:ses H!thcht iufr-a ..;an t-,-, ~,
petGnt .ad caIes wthuc. aay eep.,t "a !. -, 49,
mercury thu. sartcS y.c. hrA1:, a.d Iii .-Nr
tEea:nrut- ~ Eat MAas4sust. up .:.-- /. ..4is..
Tsns Ne- sc1H - t~s1st2S g Ess III t;. "tsCIDt4
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MONDAY EyExrxo. April II.
Tho following table ehowa the recelpts and
shipments Of produce At this point during tho
psHp pforty-eiEht hourH:
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LH71E Fans, =. u. April s--Tne weather
during the paFt week has been waI1n ami pleasant,
but the country roads flled with llift, Of sauw
have been In very bad condition for rraveL Still,
late fRll and winter made cheese has come iuIu
this market quite finely: We can report no in
PToyeHent IN prices at this market The e:1vance
IN i4vtrFnl strengthened holders in New York
city 70 that choice factories rul, he spli for l,
but IS nothing really choice has keen Offered this
week At Little Falls, and ~ New York dealers, tn
foret have not lcen present hcrr, the prices paid
have been low. Farm diaries. Of the best grsl4lcs
oneret, have sold for lac; common aud Inferior
lots Ut sa1ec. The BclllnEer Factory soll 400
bo1es Al 13c. and several other factories shipped
their goods to New York TO be sold on commission
The country trade Is In a very unsatisfactory
condition ~ to nr,crs, and the prospects, arc that
the early make viii 60 at comparatively low
1gu1eA However, when the old stock shall have
been dtsroscd Of, thur will doubtless b. better
feeling In the country market than at present.
The factories have LOW begun operations, nud
farm dalr1es are making butter and "skim
cheese" From what We hear OF the latter, some
Of the early make promises to he OF rather lean
quality. The cheese exports from New York city
fuE the week ending april were 1900 boteA
The delivery OF butter At the Little Falls market
has been lgh1, and prices nay be quoted ss soa
SSf.
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Your Destiny

An4 Fnturc Pespcts IL life eioA.fy yrrr.e.i ~ DR.
hARHAEl u rs Esat saison tsp -sal.- H. eudt1
~ ,5 S GSnns7;:nE f .ce f. Ssrh s "a Il. utle
AdtcttanA nt The upnsaitk xat;.
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Ltosf~

fHE FIRE WAEDES '..
nesc discovered l,Fps violaHons Of the, IRE ordl-
me- during The past Jcal, II ~ Of Ne!ee no
s snesa ts6 comrlAluta made By ciuzeni, which have
ahsa ~ no1ed After making tosl Of Lib oases
"a's0 aAfe been attended to during the rtesel
, 1870-04-12

The following vere the receipts and ship
nents Of produce a this point during the past
- .
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NEW ToKk.
NV foRK, April 1l-Tut7l becycs, A,3A Ga
sale to-daT: - cars At ComMun,p1w, 20 :. We
nawken, and g. ca,s At Nundretith stree: or s,6sn
!! soM. Quality better, cnd lf5Sc was reached ~.
ycrJ few. Most Of the scod ess1le bruught lta
= : last Teek dsoVs ' Of s nne. si's'Ts ~ sWs,
Illinois cattle sold At 1691.kc; 9i tight Kentucky.
9. cws. l::se lsc: ~ Good l!!tnos, Z. cw;, Is
very good Little Canada steers ~ cw1. 1a4lsc-
Sheep came forward more freely. FuilT halt OF
them are sheared, 50 as to get more In a car.
Total, L, SEQ, with eleven cars To-day a. Cuumu-
E:raw, nine at FoHy-eichth street. And
fTo At WechaNkcu- Trade Il slow,
night: ea1cs OF Ohio shcared car Of r rs al g.
car Of 50 s at &c, car Of - rs at Sc: css OF 1vj
Ea At skc: car Of 100 rs wool sheep At loc; car
Of S. ns State 1t SC .
Hogs arc steaIy Ut 19c for heayy and 13zc for
Light sold deal Total, 10 ,eco; tola1, ~ cars y
lot of 1al ~ stI At lsHc. Weather rainy and
AnAxT, April l1.-Becves-Receits only rs
over LIST week; prices 4@5.c higher: patr Of
fancy Kteer1 1rpm CAnada broucnt lsxc; other
prices 1anse from sHc down to &C
shee.Advsnceti rs: inin to f,if, tHta7Ec: fair
to good u :7SKc; good to ertEs, sH!a7tc: very
hogs-Lleht store pigs. averaging 20 n, 1oTc;
c2In fed hogs from Illinois, averaging 81 na u
FH11ADKlrHA
Tu1LAD ADkFHIA, April 1L-Deef cattle In fatf de-
E.and at fuu prices, sales 44eo head At l0a10xc:
fair 10 good, k&oEc; eommcD+ e{17Nc-
saeep In demand j; advanced salcs Of 7,oo1 At
7HtsaHc -. -
Hogs held n,mlF: sales ,Oo0 at t1.sasl1oo for
slor; $l4 ia1 20 for cnrp-3cd,
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FLOUR.
CITY FLOUR STORE.
FLOUR

We rako = Fpectslty Of out eity retail! trsde Ne
Eve1 70 families \ wholesale psiez4. attns eart.se
Ne E1at4nter full sattsfaedon Or scf9nd The money
ir41ot, dark eocrrd. poorly made dcuz
eoTIs XXX InhcT Xinaeso.. 1hras 8 pe7 haz:ti
.Eclaen Tess whtte Alchikho FtEtET q PEI hArel
Eof.eps Xxx" fror1 choicest wettc
Keutueky whezt..~.--~---:----..-.~-9 % pf hAIlsl
1hs.e ret-n pE'ess, dehVesnd frr Of castA5e.
All nUf fouyp Of cur OWE 1uaEutsctdfe- Hye Eoir
ErAhaIa fo:, e.aektd wheat bolted meal md I'll
kios. If r11 iced. Order. thlonSh Poet Q5e 10 BoI
IS yeessTr PROMPT attention
HORTON & CO..
Oriental NILS Flour md Feed Store,
HNdilau=st HstHca
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Wlcnton'A Ointment

WILL CERE THE ITCH,
WbeAten's Ointment vii cure aalt rtpe1.n
" ht htan'z WntS1asat eurrs Old k,r,t
MhrHtonA one tncnt CURES ali dt,ca.e4 Of the ssiu.
Titc 80 cent?; hv ma! GU cent? All drrrr,.t. T. il IL
WEEKS IDTTEn. Dotton. Troprirt.rs, -
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

MoSpAr EvNrss, April IL
BEEF CATTLEu the course OF the cattle
market for the week ts indicated BY Its condition
to-day, there VII be no inst ground for complaint
netwithssandiug the large supply {, 90 head
have arr1ret! since SssuriAEa confident feeling
prevailed, aEt prices ruled higher. The Atten-
tante of shippers was unusually fc.l for this day
In the week. sod such *1s the character Of the
demand that hJ noon about Ill the Gnennc1 that
could be haniled to good aAvantaGr IN the Eastern
markets hal seen ahsosbcd. The qca.l.y was e1-
vas composed. sales werc readily et-
lm - A1no7E the 1nc dfure4 on s31c may be
mentioned q head, averaging l.s63 Ca, sod By
l're9of! i Co, Al A-12%, ant = head, averaging
1rsat E*y sold by Vaughn Rros-- n E-sA This WAS
2 AFefy "Et9ush drove, aud would compare t4ros1-
by with any o1ered here this Season. City butch
crs Nerc not engaged 10 m! considerable cuen.,
nor were feeders; hence low grades went of
sa0o<a6 ea being the ruling nSuses Tor butchers
stock, and 1ado9Aoo fer common to Sqod ssock
asec1n. The na1ket closed steady.
tlo6CG FKlcES
EItra graded steers. &s,.S2ae5
Choice Beeves-Fsne, tat, wc!lfo'med.s
from lao 70 80 x. sssa..so
Prime Bceves-Good, wetl-fa:ted, nnely
ra.,-..........,..-,.. ,e...+......,... 6sa37.o3
ayefagins l,no to I,soo as. .....,..... aeaaaso
Medium Cas-MedI1m steers and good
COWS for city sl1ushter, averaging ~
s,oes 'G Saa,eEco,nmon ca,tie n decent
acsa. avgr.etng 80 to 1860 IS. - 49,. k7ss6.oo
steers. ..........................A AcA3too
, 1870-04-12
RAILROADS.
Arrival and Departure Of Trains.
WINTER AL,R.dGGENEyT.

CHICAGO { NORTHWESTERN RAfLRr,tD
Ticket OEFr. Antskcaft eHEEef ct CLARK sd I.sAtx
ccCSE1L hLtTTa AND OMAHA LHk-
QEluJ-Ssr.h WtlI.4t
, 1870-04-12

After tho close Of Change. No. spring
wheat WAS in fair demand, aud prices ruled
75J1Sfc cash, md 80 sena1 May. No. corn
WAS quiet, but \ f1mer feeling was manifested
and prices were about &c better, owing to the
fact that the inspection Of canal receipts fell
considerably below the expectations Of opera
tors boata inspected new, do no grade, 2
stoady 1t 61!Ic seller May. Pork products
wcre fairy active with sales OF 500 brls nnesa
1t ss27. ~ caAh; g, 300 tbs dry sa1ted shoulders
At lo14c: and 20, coo 3bs do, packed, At l018c.
No evening HAE.ion
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
yustrncfion.
faw Schools.
Dantins Araoemies.

A DODWORTH's CLASSES for DANCING
M will commence Oct /,
At No. 22 nhave Twenty Ithst and No 6sl FhhaVe
Send for Circular
nEGARMO's DANCING ACADEMY,
~ % PIFrHAyB, COR POURTEENTH-ST.
The classes for gencmen will reopen TUESDAY, Sept r. ats
D. .....
The morning afternoon casse, will SATURDAY
!.
lessons be taken
CrcalSTs the Academy
The to let Tor private parties other entertainments
nUMAR's DANCING ACADEMY, "a West
Fogrtb-,-Cl,ss TUPsDAY FRIDAY EVENING Al dances
taught IN one quarter perfectly in sI private essont
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20
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NATIONAL LINE.

STEAM To LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN
From Pier NJ. a., North River
ENGLAND RDAl, Sepen cr % an f
TIE QUEEN Thomson BDAY, October a. 9r.n.
Passage Liverpool Queenstown cabin 10 and rt s'ae
s Prepaid Steersge tickets from Liverpool QleeuF Lon ni'n'
or Glasgow, 81
TO LONDON DIRECT
PRTy WEDNESDAY. Sertemlcr ." q. IN.
Cabin passags +65 and s75 ecraee ~ p3sh. fornev,
PsSaen yes booked reduced Por further Iaenls
'Pp' - P' ~ p W j. HURST Manager
New-York tribune., 1870-09-20

THREW LADIES' SEMINARY, Carmel, N. Y.
Fab Session Of ~ "esi ttsns Aug H. sta,H received ssy
tins sban there ,rt ,lcAneeN 0sO &. shITH r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
Kilbourn's P0mes. NEW REVIS F. OPTION, 444 MILLIONTH ]
To keep you in your senses And make you save expenses, I send this story to you all

And make you save expenses,
 l send this story to you all
 Hoping You'll find time to call. Summers come. The merry time, The birds are singing Kilbourn' g rhyme. The larks are warbljng "Oh how Cheap!" That is so the Froggies peep: The wise men of the South you see, Are singing, ''Shoo Fly dont Bodder me- The wise men of the Western shore, Save their money at Kilbourn's store. And now to show you how its done. I'll tell you the secret of the fun. I buy my teas of the Tycoon, And bring them here in a balloon, Salt water don't affect the flavor; Mine hold the Oriental savor. buy, my prints just where they make 'em. They re so pretty you can't help take 'em. They're the incest goods in all the state, With figures marked from 12 to 8. E5 send my ship to Don Carlos in Mayueguez, And get his best molasses as he says And bring it up the river to my dock, Come and see how nice and cheap tho stock. To Georges Banks go fronting. And catch the monsters as they're spouting. And sell 'em cheaper by a cent. Than any other on the continent. To get good sugar we have raised cane. And ground it up with muscle and brain, To sell it lower than any other man. Is the only secret of our plan, A million bonds are to be taken; a To show our faith is still unshaken. When you wish to lose the few you ve got. You'll find Kilbourn's store is just the spot The new amendment now is fast, rL.J And black and white are one at last So bring your folks in the big wagon. To this cneap store and let him pile jag on.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
Pianos, Organs, < MelOdeOns.

YNHE reasons why it is best to buy either ot -A the above nameC instruments of J. Brin- ton. Falls Village, Conn. are these
 1st.-He tunes and repairs and understands how the instruments should be made and how to make them.
 d.-He selects only such instruments that he can warrant for 5 years.
 3d.-he sells instruments of any make, 4th.-He sets them up on trial wherever wanted and warrants them to give satisfaction or no sale. which frees the buyer from all risk 5th.-Being wholesale and retail dealer he has the advantage of large sales, and does sell lower than any other dealer.
 Send for prices before purchasing elsewhere and be convinced.
 Also SEWING MACHINES Of any make de ltvered wherever wanted. Address
 JOSEPH BRINTON, 20 If Falls Village. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
PUBLIC ACTS.
PASSED MAY SESSION, 1870.
CHAPTRR,sxLy An Act in addition to s An Act concerning Or

CHAPTER yxLy.
 An Act in addition to " An Act concerning Crimes
 and Punishments.
 Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Repre- sentaEives, in General Assembly convened: Sec. 1. Every person who shall break and enter the dwelling house of another. or the store. bank ing house, shop or warehouse of another, or office or public building building wherein goods, wares or merchandise are deposited, with an intent to commit theft, or any crime punishable in the Connecticut State Prison, shall suffer imprison. ment lin the Connecticut StatePrison or county jail, for term not more than three years. Sec. 2. Chapter eighteen of the Public Acts of 1889, approved June 18th, 1869, and entitled " An Act in addition to an Act concerning Crimes and Punishments,' is hereby repealed. DApproyed July 5, 1870.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
A GREAT OFFER !

HORACE WATERS, 481 Broadway N. r., Will dispose of 100 pianos, melodeons, and organs of six first class makers at extremely low prices, for cash, during this month, or will take from % to $25 monthly, until paid; the same to let, and rent-money applied if purchased. Chickering's Pianos are included in the above offer.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08

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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-09-08
CHAPTER Lyr1.


 An Act in alteration of an Act, entitled An Act
 for the regulation of Civil Actions"
 Be 1t enacted by the Senate and House of Rep- resentatives in General Assembly convened:
 Sec: l. The following articles of personal prop- erty shall be exempted and not liable to be taken by warrant or execution, viz: one COW, of a value not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars, any number of sheep not exceeding ten. and of val. ne not exceeding one hundred and fifty dollars the same being the property of any one person. The horse, saddle and bridle of any apracticing physician or surgeon, of a value not exceedine two hundred and fifty dollars. z.4s --7ool Sec. 2. Whenever any of the property in the first section of this act named, shall be taken by warrant or execution, and the same shall be sold under process of law, it shall be the duty of the officer selling the same, to pay over to the owner therof all sums which he shall receive for the same, to the amount of which said property is ex- empted by the said first section, and said sums shall not De liable to attachment in the hands of said officer or of said owner. The balance shall be applied to the satisfaction of warrant or execu- tion and the legal costs thereon, so far as the same may be necessary, and if any oyerplus shall thereafter remain, the same shall by said officer
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THE DIAMOND GLASSES.

TEE DIAMOND GLASSES.
 Manufactured by J. E. SPENCER & CO.,, NEW YORK. Which are now offered to the public, pronounced by all the celebrated Opticians of the world to be the MOST PERFECT, Natural, Artificial help to the human eye, ever known.
 They are ground under their own supervision, from minute Crystal Pebbles melted together and derive their name "Diamond" on account of their hardness and brilliancy.
 THE SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLE on which they are constructed briugs the centre of the lens direct l in front of the producing clear and distinct wis ion as in the natural healthy sight and preventing all sight, dizziness &c., peculiar to all others in use.
 They are mounted in the finest manner, in frames of the best quality of all materials used for that purpose
 Their finish and durability cannot be surpassed.
 CAUIIOM-None genuine uasLess bearing lbeir trade mark <> stamped 0n euery trame.
 H. c. DuNN Jeweler and Optican, is sole agent for Litchfeld, Conn.
 From whom they only can be obtained. These gssds are not supplied to pedlers, at any price. 16 1y
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be returned to saidxoWner. ProUided, no officer shall sell any such exempted property except for la sum greater than the amount by this act ex- empted; andi he fails to get such greater sum, he shall Immediately return the property to the owner. Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent herewith, are hereby repealed. Approved, July 6, 1870.
 CHAPTER LyIn. An Act repeating ssAn Act relating to Electors
 and Elections in Fairfield County"
 Local Actl Approved, July 6, 1870. CHAPTER LIx
 An Act relating to Librarles. Be it enacted by the Senate and House or hep- resentatiyes in General Assembly convened: That the provisions of an act entitled :" an acs in addition to an act concerning communities ana corporations" ," approved July 8, 1869, be ana the same are hereby extended to any library estab- lished prior to the passage of said act. Approved, July 6, 1870.