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Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10
GOSHEN

]. Those boys who were obliged to droE their plnnder and run. Sabbath evening, having been detected in robbing Mir. Harts Store. will find themselves unpleas ,antly situated in WethersAeld, some fin4 fine morning. with their hair cut close tc their heads. IN.
 At the Republican caucus held here, or Saturday last. the following gentlemen were appointed as delegates to the seyera conventions:-
 &ate. --John N. Wadhams, Dr. J. D Brundage. D. W. Home. J. M. Brooks.
 SsnotOrid-James Q. Vail, Alansor Stoddard, l.. B. Weeks, W. B. Gaylord.
 Probate.--W. U. Brooks, B. T. Horne Albur Sperry, M. D. F. Smith. ...
 1osen OonsnsiGee Jor ths knsning Ks0r.- B. T. Howe, c. J. Carter, J. M. Brooks.
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WASHINGTON.

Prof. Mark Baily, of Yale College, give, . lecture on Thursday eve, 10th inst. H,' lectures or rather readings are highly spo ken of, and furnish rioh treat. All who have heard him heretofore say it will bs the richest thing of the course, The lec- ture commence ces ot seven o'clock. !,
 A public discussion of the following question will be held at Farmers Hall on the evening of Wednesday, Feb. 18th '.RssOlred, That the divorce bill proposed to the last legislature, ought to become a law" Speakers are expected from neigh. boring towns. !. . -.,.s ''-'
 A Dramatic Entertainment will be given in Farmers Hall, on Tuesday eve, 18th inst. when the new scenery. which has been gotten up in the highest style of art. and good taste will be brought ont. All who wish good evenings entertain. ment should not fail to come. The pro. gramme is as follows. 4a.. . x. |s 9so as Part First-Drama. .s4 E ".. HELPING HANDS. Eat |sa Part Second-Farcs.
 .n-a DOCTOR REALL.
 Part Third-Pantomime. 1s1v l. 5.s-6 ! B L U E B BARD. ,. -. '.
 Tickets 2S cents. Children 15 cents Reserved seats 50 cents, to be secured by application to A. G. Baker Esq. Doors opeas at 6A o'clock. Exercises to com mence at t7. F. w. Guas. Manager.
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Fsb. 1st. 1870.
SALISBURY.

4 gang of herse thieve have been suc- eessfnlly plying their vocation in this and adjoining towns fer some time past, A few weeks since, Mr.. Silas Wells was re- lieyed of . yalaabia harness. and although large reward, with .nos questions asked, was offered for ito return. the property has not been recovered. k. On. the night of the S0th ulk. MT. E. Barton let ons of his hir- ed men have horse to visit his family in this village. The man, on his arrival here, left the horse securely fastened in neigh boris barn, and went home to spend the night with his family. h the morning the animal was gone. and no trace of Linn has yet been discovered. Blankets and other articles of horse rigging have been missed by different individuals which were undoubtedly ssolen by the same thieves. It behooves our yigilant head constable to be astir, or the sobriqassnof Vidoeq must be transferred to some more skillfai de- eeceise. s1+ 9eid9T5s -5azsat .eE34
 The hotel in this village has been pur- chased by MT. Elias Hicks. the present landlord. Mir. H. intends to refurnish the house and make it first class in every re- spect "a ae5. ,.., 'ty '.,, ,. .s' 9zs--
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10
NEW MrI.FdkD

! T
 The Republican caucasn net at the office o' 'onn 2. Turrin, last Saturday. and ap' pointed the following delegates to the "a. rious consentions.l, n &ess-s 1 3. c c. Beseher. DE. s0ule. H. U. warner, R. Erwin.
 Ssnasersal. 6. Tur.rii F e Bennett, C. N. snith. R. s. j1eavik.
 Probass -H. O.. Warnsn @. N. Smith, W. \. Canfeld, R Erwin, Wm. Knapp, q. .. Bennett 6ilas Erwin, William Rob
 There wiA b. . soeisl party at McMa. hons Hall. on wsdaesdly the 18th inst, music by Anthonys Iandi Invitations have bef.n issued for some time, and there will urI Idoubtedly Dc . iargs attendance and fIn agreeable svsninE s-
 70 The weather .at present. still clfsappoints the owneu of ice houses, who had hoped that ly>,'this time the streams would bs iros.6 enough to cut. Bat after fewesld days 1t has grown m'ider again. and the weather psophets are all a.. .ray.
 Rev. Elisha whisslesey ha. preached in the Congregational Church here during the last two Sundays, and has impressed tho Congregation in the most favorable manner. Hs sermonlast Sunday was 2 masterpiece, and mnsthaye secured mi yersal approval :. b9et
 -The younglladiesolo one of our select schools had discussion last week on tue question e'Shall Women Yots?" The ar guments weres in writing and would have been 2 great credit to. persons much more advanced in years. The question was decided in the afirma tive. ...:#.s ss@. .--a :r:.lf
 The Rev. 4. B. Pulling will deliver [ temperance address in the Methodis church on the evening of the 22d of Feb ruary, commencing at half past seven o'clock. :2 .a 2* 2 1>--f
 = The Rev. James. Buckley of Stamford Conn, will deliver lecture in the Metho dist Episcopal Church, on Thursday eve Feb. 17th. subiect- ]" Observations i, tho South s<''--.s ''.-5 --
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A great outcry is just now being w4as: abOut the forty homicides commit ssaia New York city, last year. Large as ths am nber seems. we regret to say that it nSa1y half @ many, in proportion to its papzlzl io0. ss have occurred in the same fmein Litchfeld county. Four homi- esaesW zs committed in this county ip IH6ss tS 70 occurring in the small, staid old tvwm A Harvinton. The population of Shs com tty was 47.o00 in 1860, probably uAsuk @ CO now; that of New York city hssuuk . million, or just about twenty Smm as laree To make the proportion eaaal sherefo re. there should have been ssghAy homiciA es. there, instead of forty. We ean fairly claim, however, that this yesx1s list is unusually large. In Iess thsxsvere but two homicides that enme before tho courts, or just the New YOrk avez.ge. We are inclined to think thak ahe freqasncy of of homicides in cit
 ascompared with the country,is much oTsrestimnted. --
 nis in the pnnishmant of crime that vs mAy claim manifest superiority. Of the four cases occurring among us, two lave already been tried; one conviction of Enasder in the second degree. and one of naasaanehter During the year 1869 two pezznns were sent to the State Prison fol lifes We classify. as follows, the New York lizE. as set forth in Fridays Times. (exclu ding one murder on 'tshipboard,' B not fair H ehArgeable to the city). In twenty ,sev saeases there has been no trial, or acauit tal: nine are held for trial, or out on b ail three were convicted of manslsuchter eae Of them sentenced to two years.T an, -~two tO one year, of imprisonment. and on pleaded guilty Co murder in the second de gee and was sentenced for life. Practi sally. therefore. homicides go unpunishs in New York city; here. they undere tAoropsh exanination and the guilty ar convicted. In the metropolis. five w;ve were killed by their husbands: one of q, latter vas considerate enough to blow or Aas brains. one is held for trial, and II, rest % scot free. The worst feature of al s the immunity enjoyed by the professio, a New York political rough. No matt. xhat may be the grade of crime he cor
 '@ ne runs very slight danger of pp,
 nnenk With the repeal of the Metr, ponfan police bill. it is doubtful wbetb, hs VII even be subjected to tbs srn !, snce of an arrest.
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aT Litchfsld county gentleman says that some 2S or thirty years ago he drove from Water. town to New Fork in sleigh, on the last day ot March, and returned in the same way. The snow lasted til quite piece into the month of April, and t was ''cold aa blazes. There are fears that history win repeat itssh.-1x. ~ 'u't4 7I,
 !. Itis little too early to count on the history of April, 1870. but February has been cold enough, ,ihns far. to atone for the spring weather vo had had through Deesmber and Jannary.anEa .sl13s5 b1a srp ss..t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10
CORNWALL.

At a meeting of the Republican Flee. tors held in Cornwall, on the 9th day oi February, 1870. the following delegates were appointed to attend the State Con vention:-- sq1 o1 ass Eaa ballnaH 8a3
 a Noah Rogerap JsmesO. Ford. William s. Palmer, D, P. Johnson, s... SsnnoridI William Vaill, S. 8. Reed, John Q. Adaans, Niles Scoville. iAalg s
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

p~ It is now thought that the Derby railroad will actually De completed. this year. The, time heretofoa sset by those best acquainted with it's management wa. that of the Millennium.,. They broke . man's leg. Thursday afternoon. which looks lively and business-liks and its stockholders 7 are Al greatly encouraged. When it really gets going it will hardly stop short of Hawleyvllle.a ,ta4 aEbi snol1
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

4 citizen of Bristol, who was compeiled
 to hanl down rebel lag during the var sued for BIO, 900, and seoovered just $lS4x
 in the Superior Court at Hartford, last
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

s The Demo cracy sf New York have framed their bill to give |. Tammanya com. plete control of that city. It is proposed to abolish all vle police and other com. missions,sivv Ag control of that body to of. fcials elscts l on general ticket, thus ensur. ing undistu rbed Democratic control of the only body at all llinconvsnisnt so the politi. cal t'roug'a." One significant reservation is noticeable: the Democracy dare not give the city power to tax itself; the tax levy. is by express prosiBion required to receive the sanction of the Lesiaasure.' | sas' aol
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10
MoRRIs.

At a meesing of the Republican Elect. ors held Feb. 4th.s the following named persons were appointed to attend the ssve
 raI conventions:- .9 6
 aate. e.-Robert Pierpont. Richard Turk ington. sr<s..,,.
 ssnatoriak-Henry R. Ray, Samuel ". Ensign. @ '.;f ID nsobas-s. ". 5. skillton, Samuel A. HWhitslssey. eds 1o a-a19g ?
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

The nomination of Calvin G. Ohilds. Esq, U. $. District Attorney for Connect icut, has been confirmed by the Senate.
 The funeral of General Mowre took place in New London. on Tuesday of last week. sf sss* @sif.A 4A A
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S ; ''2 For the Enquirsr.

2. ..--. ass E0I C00 EOQu1ESk.
 WnsrED. Conn.. Feb. 2, 1870. 7 This evening, weare to have the first oi . series of discussions by Elder Miles Graut, and Moses Hull, the spiritualist. Friday evening of this week. Mr. Glove land tbrothsr of the Ex P. M. of Hart ford) will lecture on Education, in the 2d Congregational Church. The Friends .oi Temperance are aroused Ist last, and are preparing for a vigorous campaign against King Alcohol. sAu 6 H
 The Republicans at the Caucus, Satur. day, chose John T. Rockwell, Charles J. York, T. F. Vain. and James L: Bragg, delegates to the State Convention; E. 8. woodford. w., T. .Bacheller, George B. Owen. and Charles Blake, are appointed delegates to the Senatorial Convention and William L. Gilbert. F. D. Fyler. Wm. Fl. Rood. and E. E. Gilman, were ap- pointed delegates to the, Probate Copven- tion. They are all good selections. B. F. Marsh has been confirmed by the Senate a Postmaster in the West Village. This |eonArmstion settles the postal difficulties of our town for some time to come. seg
 James Quinlan has been convicted o1 selling hqpor on the Sabbath. and will have to pay about $l5o. beside, boarding iu your village a isw days. < aft e sf,.s,
 CoaNosCo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

1~Mr. Riggs of. the alfseidsla Bso02dsr is also publishing an evening daiiy sssnti. tied the "H Hartford Easnine Prsss..''s The enterprise certainly has the merit of nov.
 city. but, ,it ha. lea q to law suit with the
 Pass which claims the sole right to that old Aa6.ai bar .fsqaa aia1 nE lsnlaanos !
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

7l sThe Kansas Houser of Representa- lives has pasBeda resolations asking Con gress to submit a woman's su6tsgs Con- stitutional smsndmeut sto the States for ratification. Wouldn't be as well flor Kansas to revoke it's action on that 7ques
 ton in 1867. before it calls on Congress to submit the question to other states9 I
 the ingenuity displayed by politicians i1 purposes of useful inventioa, ,lwhats an era this womb bel G-A ,sassg aa1ht e- -shaa
 | VSs@~Ne --rsss F.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

SL The D. 8. suprev <. -11....- 0-s.x -.
 sanction a ':New Way so n.~,n.0 not s..s M 1s..a .s,,.' nas' affect lars .,nousSs os neas, .ate indebted
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gttsfsla Gnqalret
fItehaeld. Thursday. Feb. lO' lo1o
~o UNDERGRADUATES

TO COR66SE Al Da.srous of giving every encouragement
 .o ,er.ou. favoring us with local news rs 70 E. .s'.s .Ss ,ollovine propositions to regular .nd occssional correspondents: .
 on publication of any commun.ca.OA . ..-;Il forward sis erra ccpsss of inc ,.. Es or,rzn containing the samet to the a0a..ss sss st..a uer.On sending it to us' or 'o .nob i ..,-ous residing within the couns sndent. ps-.on may designate. Correspo.as ss;n. P ma.s .aviss ,u.. st the time ol :: senu,.. oen;s .o,nmunisasions. ~~., of the number Q. 00e,S ,eu, s s..;red. and to whom they are 70 .a. Os s'II ],
 Local items frOmseliabls ,< s0aasss nses;vs s ..~ Dsrt sf the county will De - a .I -;:s Dlessure, but we are pars.ouls,. s,., = ' s;.ons - of increasing our list of reeu,s1 - - . rs.sondents. To each of these. .a or 70 a ss' = n..sos .. hs or she may designate designate we ss W !. sspsia o5py of osr psper resulally . ,a .sa' ait;on to the extra cop: menaonee esol
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

ae The heavy vote against Protectie n
 on q resolution as offensive in fora, 3. 2 kentucky Democrat could make # indi. oases a poor chance for ultrr ,,r-..,.;i-. measures in this Congress. = 'o'''S
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

h$ Ihe Honmsouic railrund seems to be dstssmihsd 10 pufsas shsie Iass dpessi.
 dent Hpn. l. aaaasish. S tks xeaS of |ths lewPt6 Ahe lawlaau with sany propriety
 be said to have anssdd3. uTheif slsst suit is for ssssisasisa ot s2oO0 1ssdaitional ! sal. Iary. 5s s4saa4al sdt eysss baa +sases-,;
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

A%Wendell Phillips says, 'sR woman don't want to vote, she don't want to do her duty" Well, what does the crrsty old bachelor pfopose to do with the anti-voting hussies9- Register. a37as
 Inasnuch as Mir. Wendell Phillips is . married man, and inasmuch as nobody
 proposes to conspel woman to vote, 3t the foregoing, strikes us as a rather weak <conn 5.m.,m, ai DE013fBs1 b6GEAIA- eUL
 OOnnuOEOM. fs.AnnnnL.U nr.lA L.. .. -l- :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

.1 rnR R1azr 0m1ry1es.-10n Thnrsday the House reduced the spacial naval ap. |propriation hill from four millions to . million and To hall. 2 1oau as.qaE ess4s Y gsstal sals P 5s1Hss ,4&s p=.f3 .lsa =
 isaas3 zHey
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

HE QuRsTzos SRgrLzp.- Those eminent
 men. Dr. James Clark PhysiciAd to Qaeen
 vistoria and 1ad Haehesq Bennett,
 says that consumption can be cured. Dr.. Wistar knew this when he discovered his now widely known Balsam ofWi 0herrv, and experienes has proved ths correctness
 of ms optnion. .9saFaq6g
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

Q sar MT. Bromley, ef5he Hartford Pos lectured ats Washineton on aths 27th sult. The week z after tho delivery of the leo. .are, the Danbqsy 1Tsfssas 1Tfssss made the follow ing announcenaent: lusszu gadto bus sia.s
 Ike Bromley, the genial vii, of the Hartford Ross is to lecture in WashmstOns thia TharsdsS even lnes 3a3 w81b Iilg q :1ars5Ids Ief,a vy
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10
Currency.

VI ~S-ne-~~~~sFd .a ham, of this State, made @h lnpo1'An' speech against MT. Shermans ousrsecy bin which subsequently passed the Senate. Re maintained that three fundamental er- rors lay at the root of the proposed meas ure lst. that Congress had any means of knowing the amount of cnrrency the busi- ness wants of the country demanded; 2d. that each section was entitled to definite portion of that currency, to be fixed by lag: Sd, that Congress had in the census any satisfactory basis for determining such an apportionment. Not only were the proportionate necessities of different local ities hard to ascertain, but they were con- stanfly shifting. ,rz e.- .-....' ~
 Senator Buckingham's proposed remedy is through general banking law. 6 grad ual retiring of the legal tenders, reducing the amount of circulation authorized to forty.hye per cent of the capital of each bank. and compelling a redemption, frst in legal tenders, and afterwards, as they are gradually retired. in coin. He believes in theneeessity of speedy resumption, pqt he maintains that, --..l z. =. -. =
 Specie resumption cannot be secured wit .,or the cooperation of both the banks and the e-os srnmenE secoond, that it will be hmpossib a to rs shaa lead in the measure; third it win Ss
 De tH the government ty resume uy,til it sbs ii arst pay or fund large portion of the legal tan. der notes now m circulation. -
 q EZ
 In short. his plan is to allow free.bank. ing under careful restrictions and with re. dneed currency. to retire the legal tend> .. and then compel the banks to resur .-. cie payment We cannot see .,, Senator's plan will not wor' the tendency to monop> ,- .,~,, .h, pgessnt restriction of 'H table business to
 - - g those who were wis
 -1s it at the time of the re
 s--.:Sf Sf .ur banking system. Th 'on ' as have to the plan is this
 siaeRe Q furnishing the paper ci
 oA oa tA country is great one; a nt Rs rtion of our debt draws no il
 @na the greenbacks and we mus
 esra y interest upon them. We al esase thAt the new banks, under the pr Pessa sy& ep. would psE,zssy haexhgJo seress' and secure their issues amply oah sors n that. the burden of taxation Q nc e0W& hy mnst be increased with tho [, 'aEeAsoa of greenbacks. We must confer 'nAf we do not quite like any mode of r '2-e& that will deprive the governmel 'taD% ~ssnt privilege of circulating i ndRW- iEhous interest. t"
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

:. |. IS understood that the committee sa the Massachusetts Legislature on the Aquor Law. will pass stringent license isw' m place of the present prohibitory statute. 95 le s<e
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

7 e@eAttsntion is cs' Earth clos.e. ;. lied to the adv. ot
 -.st other column. tts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

We go to press to-day fWednesdav, .- soon to hear the reaul. of our State convention. Gov. Jewell will undoubted. pc reno e . animated, but some changes will probably be necessary in the minor nos;. ton on the State ticket.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-02-10

nr..xvuc ps.ynzsz. The pressure Q. ,,xorobt to bear on Congress ioF 'ns .s so tn
 ,.l of the frankinR abnse naS nos .ra It
 va vat u .,.. tbev bend before it. They ale VI
 so~ irving to lay the ground for its 'a'a.
 now s.yDs bv .bo,ishine the privileges granted Inewspspers. or rather ne 5 ,. srre 2
 -e.asrs for the proposed acono9y ,s -. - T te .sn m their pockets tu ths end. ~ p.s E =. M nar.paper pubHshefs gss thelr e1ons. ].
 "na nsvspsper readers their county
 a ses, sau ...s Now. VI do not believe tas. ? tthe country pueaa deseEEeas aee. - szE 's honntv. Let the weight of mas'ss
 y a;...nce of transmission be faar'g fFn ali ,h os.. saa ws can hold our own e '' @ !. a.s;n, ts ~ nrss. But against the see, ..nss the ci as per of any sise. anyai'' ding of any p ies pr;ce charged our .ance, for the san It. T, oo few iniies wseKlies which ., in ;s a uaanifsat : 4- and through . 4ewo ofiee red ,.v . fa,r ;. injustics.- We are willipe 1, de- s.s ts:a. postage. and pay 1t in ,adyan a ee 'or- n. e use we make of Uuclss sam;s ma uch ~ gs' but ws ~iah others to pay fairly fo wifi their accommodation. sf s7I 1'S ad- We notice that the Hedifcasion of tb oye. House bill insthe Sensesx inavitat,is. . and we hope some just pfoyiisikoanl fSsi ion viii b,
 made for equalizingg the burdens of tn ing. city end country press. That whateye, tant postage newspapers pay, shouid be -pais ncy strictly in advance, strikes us ass the true ate. rule. 1Q. ssz9aJ4as4xs sa3 el*if ac~llse al ar. =--4JaE4.=.4As sassn.= : -4==-====.l-~S '7a eas. METEoRo1ouIcA1--We = arc glad to not, . of the offering in the Senate of joint reso uai- lution providing for taking msteoroloeica ad observations with view to give warning O oits approaching storms. The advantages offer hv ed us by the telegraph for this parposehay, ,sn. never been made proper use. of. roh Most of thegreat storms sweep across th' ,ha country in direction, and at . rate call speed, easily Scertainabls, 50 that t a ai. on. proach could, often he annonnaeslls 1oslr'a a
 ' two in advance. The course 7 -'S,A day aav snaps" is very much tb of our "ce ..J summer showers will plsay s same. a1Lot 1ot ing ea'l'y euatuea ssses ser st t;,i. ,;,.. ~ to
 .o the settled sh1s 4ch moro common, t zen vuares. Y tta ought not to take us U asss snaw,.- ,ss. As advantage of of a days fo, hey -dge Of the approach of great ssorr yes .uld ofsen be inestimable to the travel, ppt so,the farmer, and eo all engaged in nrl7o Q,
 uooF PuksQlts. S5r8 ui got ts1Esfsaa
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:. Tsrner's Fef:y, came to the cop
 ~ .sat stT hs xa. soce ::eor nothing bpt ' su@' - s o,,, that in that cap lure
 .s... .ooa deal. The ( slusion tration is making the'@ s .. 10 "0"g. 'la1oI poohsfort Acity, he was piiss. :e .h. .a. ... Jiliyier adminis- -,u .ane mistake in i'm.
 2 that the slave-hold. lkx @ of Brown. Almost any lake good martyr
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Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1870-02-17

Messrs. Gibson & Tyler, the propri-
etors Of this mill, besides shipping east
10,UO pounds of washed wool the past
year, have used 10000 pounds in the
manufacture Of cassimercs. fiannels and
blankets. Owing To the excellent repu-
tation that these goods have acquired
the entire product of the mill was sold
up to the first OF December last. without
supplying the demand.
What has given the cassimeres and
fianncls made at this mill. ~ we'll as
those made at the Minneapolis Waolea
Mills. a reputation is that they are hon-
estly made. nothing but wool being
used in their manufacture. We under-
stand that Messers. Gibson Il TYLER do
not sell their goods through commission
houses, but deal directly with the mer-
chants of Minnesota, Wisconsin and
Iowa, through their travelling agents.
who. In addition to selling goods, buy
wool and sheep pelts.
MIR. Eddy. the superintendent of the
North Star Wooden Mill, is thorough
manufacturer. aud has everything in his
department so systematized aud arrang-
ed, that the greatest amount OF work
can be accomplished at the least ex-
pense
We are assured by the proprictors that
no pains will be spared to sustain and
increase the reputation of North Star
WOODEN goods for durability and real
worth
The quality OF goods manufactured
at both the wooden mills at the Falls, is
OF such character that they not only
find ready market in Wisconsin. Iowa
and Minnesota, but stand high in the
milwaukee, and Chicago markets. The
cloths are worn by many in preference
To eastern or foreign goods.
Mrs. DcLaittre is also trading in goods,
particularly adapted to ladies wear.
The Hudson >tar has this notice.
To THE LtpIEs-liAIR Goops Mrs
Z. l.. DeLaiIttre. first door north ot the
chaplin Hall House. has Just received IL
large and fine assortment of Hair Good.
Long BraidS, Switches. Beaded Head
Dresses, Curls. Blndcaux. Curl, un
round combs aud all good, plrtIinimg
10 the business Of Ladies Hair Dressing.
Prices n low as elsewhere.
This will be a great accommodation
TO the ladies' Of this city aud vicinity,
A. heretofore no goods in this line have
been kept here, aud they have been
obliged to 20 10 ST Paul Call and
examine her stock and prices.