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Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
Norfolk


 Observing that the school children in Salisbury and Lakeville, make the post office a general rendezvous during mail time, I am led to think that Norfolk has been not alone. The conduct of the school children of Norfolk having become an out rageous imposition upon good nature, the Postmaster here has, see, been obliged to enforce Sec. 25, Genl Regulations, P. o. Dept, which provides that aH persons shall be excluded from the office until the mail is ready for distribution. This order has been enforced here during the past week, and like Renne's Magic Oil, ''works like charm" The children hardly fancy wait ing outside some 20 minutes, with the ther- mometer at o, but the general endorsement of the general public is served them right The railroad commissioners pass over and examine the c. w. railroad on We'd nesday, and we arc promised certainly some regular trains on Monday next.-Mr. Whi- ting, our miller, continues to receive car loads of corn shipped direct from Illinois. I observed standing on the turnout at this depot, car on which is painted, 'sAtlantic and Pacific R. R. Through line. Omaha, Sacramento and San Francisco" This looks little out of place up among the black hills of Norfolk, and seems to aston- ish the natives muchly.-A rumor has been current some days that MT. B. T. Butler had been appointed superintendent of the c. w. R. R. If true, this is indeed good news, for no man has worked harder for the road, and, in my opinion, to him more than any other one man are we indebted for having the road through Norfolk. house (unoccupieD owned by Dr. Sterns was entered some time list week, and sev- eral articles stolen therefrom. After dili- gent search, a coat taken from the house was found upon one Freeman, a young man of color, who claimed to have found it the evidence however showed the con- trary, and the young gentleman of color is bound over to appear at Ltchfeld, there to prove himself guiltless if he can.
 SEET-sE-BEA.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
A T A COURT OF PROBATE holden at North A Canaan, within and for the district of Canaan,

A T A COURT OF PROBATE holden at North A Canaan, within and for the district of Canaan, on the 2sth day of November. A. D. 1871,
 Present Frederick Watson, Esq, Judge.
 This court doth direct Henry E. WetheIcll, ad. miuistrator on the estate of Henry Hall, late of be insovent, to give notice to all persons interest ed in the estate of said deceased to appear, they see cause before the Court of Probate to be hold en at the Probate Office in said District on the 23rd day of December, 1871, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, to be heard relative to the appointment order of notice on public sign post in said town of Canaan nearest to the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in news paper published in Litchfeld County.
 Certified from Record,
 J.B. HARDENBURGH, Clerk. eB-All persons indebted to said estate are re- uueste to make immediate payment to 3wS3 H. E. WETHERELL, Adm'r.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
The Prince of Wales.
HIS DEATH EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT.

HIS DEATH EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT.
 The Prince of Wales for several days past has been lying at the point of death. with fever. We give below some of the latest telegrams concerning him.
 LONDON, Dec. l2.-5 A. M.-The Prince of Wales, according to an official dispatch just received from Sandringham, passed very restless night. There are no signs ot improvement in his condition and death is imminent at any time during to-day from suffocating attacks. His strength is not so good, and what sleep he has is followed by restlessness and inquietude. His chest symptoms are bad. The Princess Alex andra is greatly exhausted. The Princess Royal Victoria, wife of the crown prince of Germany, is hourly expected at San dringham. The excitement in London and iu the provinces is greater than during the Crimean war.
 ANXIETY THROUGHOUT THE COUNTRY.
 The telegraph lines arc blocked with a multitude ot messages sent to and fro con- corning the prince, and the greatest anx- iety is manifested to obtain the latest news. The morning and evening papers issue extra editions at every hour. Official bull letins from Sandringham, which are too rarely issued, however, to satisfy the public demand, are posted up as soon as received at the Marlborough House, the city resi- dence of the Prince of Wales, and the Mansion House and Horse Guards, where they are surrounded by great crowds of anxious and silent people.
 PRAYERS FOR THE PRINCE.
 In accordance with the request of the Archbishop of Canterbury, prayers for tue recovery of the heir apparent were intro duced in the service in all the Anglican churches yesterday. In the Roman Catho. lie churches, Jewish synagogues and dis senting chapels, special prayers were also offered.
 BUSINESS WHOLLY SUSPENDED.
 The feeling of grief for the present and uneasiness for the future is profound and widespread. Business is almost wholly suspended throughout the country. 1 EFFECT ON THE MARKET.
 The firmness of the market is not owing to favorable news, but the fact that the princes death has been thoroughly dis counted
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
M AR R E D..

At North East Center, Dec. 6, Mr. Chas. Case to Miss Emma Drum, all Of North East
 At Norfolk, Nov. 18th, at the residence of Petit bone Thompson, Esq, by the Rev. Joseph Eldridge ?: D., MT Joseph Bnnnell of West Winsted and At Norfolk, Nov. 2S, by Rev. Joseph Eldridge, D. D., Asahel White to Miss Sarah Mccormick.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
Goshen.


 This town having had siege of the law has now turned it's attention to the gospel. The law cases were, a bill in equity to set aside trust deed given to John M. Wad- hams by Alpheus Hodges, was on trial for six days, and the result is not yet known, but the community are of the opinion that Wadhams should be sustained, and certain ly John M. is of she same opinion. It is said that certain California widow pos sessed great influence with Uncle Alpheus, and he had given her $1O, 1000 or more, but the trust deed spoiled the game, hence the fight. The case of Bently vs. Allyn, for damages for the bite of a dog, called about all the able-bodied population of the town to Litcbfeld, but the testimony seemed to prove that the dog sustained good moral character, and the injury complained of was the result of children's play.
 The Congregational church and society have invited Rev. MT. Hagen of Lee to be- come their pastor. In case he should ac- cept, we fear that the occupation of the chairman of the society's committee will be gone, although we would advise the law as we'll suited to his tastes, for he seems to have given it close attention for the past month.
 The collar factory under the management of E. G. Roberts is running day and night to fill it's orders.-The academy, under the charge of Miss Howe, is flourishing. Every seat in the room is occupied, which fact speaks well for the teacher, as year ago she commenced with only 15 scholars, and this term with about 5O.-M. N. Gray and family have gone to Bridgeport for the winter; H. G. Smith and family to New Haven, and Moses Lyman, Esq, expects to start for Florida this week. J. c.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15

The choir of the St. Johns street M. B. church, New Haven, sang the opera of the Haymakers Thanksgiving evening.
 A Danbury, Conn.,, man saw his daugh- ter into the cars and passed around to her window for parting look at her. While he was passing out the daughter left the seat to speak to friend, and the same time a prim looking lady who occupied the seat with her moved up to the window. Una ware of the important change inside, our venerable friend hastily put his face up to the window and hurriedly exclaimed: "One more kiss, sweet pet" In another instant the point of blue cotton umbrella caught his seductive lips, followed by the passion ate injunction: ''Scat, you grayheaded wretch l" and he scattered.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15
PRAYERS FOR THE PRINCE.
BUSINESS WHOLLY SUSPENDED.

The feeling of grief for the present and uneasiness for the future is profound and widespread. Business is almost wholly suspended throughout Che country.
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15

The firmness of the market is not owing to favorable news, but the fact that the princes death has been thoroughly dis counted
Connecticut western news., 1871-12-15

Is one of the prettiest villages in North Western Connecticut. Its wide streets, with their rows of beautiful trees on either side addnot only much to the beauty of the place, but to the comfort of its inhabitants
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-01-19
DR., KEYSER

Is a physician of over thirty years. expert
ence, and graduate OF the Jefferson Medical
College, and of the University Of Medicine and
Surgery of Philadelphia. q.
MR.. H. r. HEMBoLp: Dear sir In regard tr, the
question asked me as to my opinion about R'Ichu
would say that have used and SOL the AFT lcle In
various forms for the past thtrt> years. do no,
think there is any form or Preparation of 1t have
not used or known to be used, in the various dis.
eases where such med. cal patent would be indi.
Gated. You are ire, as well as myself, that II
has been extensive employed in the various dis.
eases OF the Bladder and kidneys, and the reputa.
tion 1t has cquired, in my Judgment Is warranted
by the f. cts.
l no We seen and used, as before stated, every
forrl Of Buchu-the powdered leaves, tincture,
f.uid extracts, and am not cognizant Of any pre-
psralion ofthat plant at all equal to yours. Twelve
years experience ought, I think, to give me the
right to Judge of Its merits, and without prejudice
or partially, give you precedence over all others.
I value your Buchu for its effects on patients.
have cured with 1t, and seen cured with 1t, more
diseases of the bladder and kidneys than have
ever seen cured with any other Buchu or any Other
proprietary compound of whatever name.
Respectfully yours, &C.,
GEO. H. KEYsER, ii. D.,
No. 40 Wood street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
August IL, 1895.
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HEIsrnOLD's EXTRACT BUCHU.
A PERMANENT CURE OF GRAVEL
OF TWELVE YEARS STANDING
STONE PASSED AND TO a-' ~
BE SEEN. oa sss

.- BURNSIDE, CONN.,, Dec. Is, 1859.
DR.. Relmbold:
Dear Sir,-It Is with much pleasure that write
you upon facts respecting myself do not know
hardly how to express myself. have been for the
last ten or twelve years the greatest sufferer man
could be and live but more sometimes than others
The CONF plant was the Kidneys and bladder"
Have consulted doctors both In Massachusetts and
this State and taken pills may say, by the quart,
also nquored medicines; but found no relief
from any, and got worse the lest six months.
I, wss so that ! could scarcely get about.
4 could not rest night or day. It wonld
soon have been, tall mp" with me If !
had not seen your advertisement In the Berkshire
Courier headed "Kidneys.'' I read It through,
and thought would try It. purchased bottle,
but, mind you, had not much faith In It. Why
should ], when had been trying 30 many things
and cost me 50 much Well, began taking II, and
before had taken the first bottle felt bad but
finished Il and got another. By the time took
half of the second still got worse apparently.
When walked It seemed as H:my right kidney
was falling from It's place, and felt really bad.
felt 30 before had finished the second that had
made up my mind 1t was no use trying any more :;
and all this time the 'Buchu" was doing its work,
but did not know it. go gave 1t up and went to
Hartford, to one OF the best doctors In the city.
He said 1t was the neck Of the bladder. and should
have to undergo an operation. He gave me medi-
cine, and / went home quite down.hearted. Tn
Sunday was unable to 60 to church. Ihad not
taken any Of his medicines, but on my return con-
tinued using 'Buchu,'' and late In the afternoon
of that day passed the ugiest stone or gravel you
ever saw covered over with little pieces which COLI
lected together. It looks the color of amud'tur-
tie, and hard as o flint. 80 you see the" Buchu
was doing its work, although was feeling so
badly. procured another bottle, thinking there
might be others; but since that passed, which Is
eight weeks ago last Sunday, have been as wen
as ever was in my life. have the stone securely
wrapped, and those who have seen II in this place
are surprised. This is true story Of my case,
and you are welcome to make such use Of my name
as you think proper. am pretty well known In
Berkshire; also in Connecticut. The advertise
ment saved me. why not publish more? The
Springfield Republican is a widespread paper.
II any one wishes to see this wonder they can
do so. could write all day, but think have
said enough for this time, as remain, ever your
well-wisher, EDWARD L.. HOWARD,
Paper.maker, Burnside, Hartford county, Ct
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BIZ Grubbs & williams,
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agents,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank Streets

AucllOneeT5 4Iu hGdl EoaELC X ECuLo,
Eleventh, between Main and Bank streets
THAT MOST VALUABLE PRIVATE
RESIDhSCE AT TIE NORTHWEST
iOREER OF GRACE AID SIXTH STREETS
FOR SALE PRIVATFLY.-By request OF MIR.
,Iohn Maben, who from infirm health, and the re-
dured size of his family wishes TO decline house
keeping, we offer at private sale his RhSlDENCE,
situated as above.
sally admired thai lengthy description Is deemed
unneces. airy Suflctl tso say, that 1t contains l.
large and airy rooms, besides cellar, a'Lic,
closets, bath and store rooms.
The ARRANGEMENTS for Kitchens. Servants anu
fuel-rooms are extensive and thorough.
The basement Is Of granite, with marble man.
tcla throughout The house. and AL the modern con"
veniences including furnaces Of every klnc ,
The lot Is G5 by 200 feet to an alley IL tett Wiue Is
enclosed with brick ana granite walls ana IRON
railing, and IS adorned with handsome shruDoef!'
eyergreens and shade trees.
Tha situation Is such as TO afford the creates.
amount of comfort at all seasons, and the 'front.'
ward being above the street. Is at all times Dry anu
free from dust.
The buildings were erected for lt5 present owner
under his own direction, and neither care nor ex-
pense were spared 10 make II, III every respect, d
tirst- class residence.
Itmay properly be mentioned. as An instan ce OF
the thorough construction Of this dwelling, hat
all of the cross or partition Wills are OF brlck,
there being no stud partition III 1t: -
Persons wishing 10 examine the premises are
invited TO call on US.
GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers.
In aFHTutJa20
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E1sGaa. BY Lyme & Brother, -.
Auctioneers and Real Estate Agsnls.
Ig 1912 Main street.

yERUsTEES SALE 9OF A NICE LIT.
4 TLE FARM SITUATED IN THE GOEMII1
AND ENVY AGA DEnY. BEYOND ME-
Observation-Disclosures ALEATACCTloN.--
BY virtue Of certain deed Of trust execGsea % uS
sstrustees from Joseph. arnes, dated 18TH sep
tenIber 1893, duly recorded in the clerks oice o.
Hanover county, we shall I'm execution o. satu
named, proceed To sell at public aIctlon, on tne
prpmises, on THURSDAY, the Goth or January
ISM at The hour of IL O'Clock NJ, II fair u not
fiay exceptedh that MOE LITTLE MAkhEi
FARM located IS above described, recently IN Inc
occupancy Of sheppeId Newman, Esq, con sy.n'
ING SIXTY-NInE AND I'm HALF ACRES,
nearly all cleared. with the improvementst thereon
Terms Cash as TO $3.50 The residue OF the pqr.
chase oneY at four eight and twelve months, for
negotiable notes, Interest added, secured by
trust deed.
is14 RICHARD SAUEDERSs} ,Ai''' 80
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BY Cook & Laughcon, Auctloneers,
corner Of Governor ard Franklin streets.

BY Cook & Laughton, Auctioneers,
corner Of Governor ard Franklin streets.
A MEXICAN CARBON WORKS, FOR
N MANUFACTUEE GF BOHEELaCk. AT
thursday, the Goth instant,
we Will sell, at 81 O'Clock on the premises at pn6-
lie auction. the property, REAL and PER
SONAL, known as the AMERICAN CARBON
WORKS. s
THE SAID works ere situated on Glllie's creek,
near the city of Richmond, and are only lew
wards distant from the Richmond and York River
railroad. ..
The land upon which said works are erected COM
prlses about TWO ACRES. The works embrace,
among other things,
Two BILNs.
D1e.e running order:
One BONE CRUSHER,
One GRAnULATOR,
SKATING, BELIING, &C.
All the machinery is new, and believed to be com
plete so that the purchaser of the works can I'M
mediately commence operations.
This IS the only establishment for the manuiaC-
ture OF boneblack In the South, and the location Is
admirably adapted to the purpose. The bonss
used in the manufacture cen be obtained In cum
Glen, quantities and upon favorable terms. it is
believed that han opportunity for investment
in a lucrative business will rarely occur.
Terms at sale. Title indisputable.
10y CHI C.THfaHDL1rR & MORTON. Attorneys.
COOK & LAUGuTON, Aucts. ia II IDS
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Auction SALES-Eufurs Dsyh
sy Grubbs q Williams, .stogs.sy 81
| , Real Estate, Agents and Ansgonsers.y 10
!; ,E1sve1,t,, otreet. between Main and Bank, e

COMMISSIONER ALE OF. REAL
EaiSE5TATE IN HENRIgOs GoUNTY.-JIInH ea-
act,tion of decree Of the Circuit Corrs on IN
rico county entered, s,h rNovember Fo, 10 ds n
sisned camw thereby appointed win sen
at auction, stEhe ofneeof grnhns3 will,smns5 An IN
the city OF Richmond. one FR1D me zysn "a
OF January, 1871, at II o'clock ". the mercy ~
m discharge the claim Of ths plaintiffs,
i9es. sS q n fn1 spS ose ~ anu
~" 1yt TT Tho IA RIM ON the williamsburg Turnpike
abotrt two miles below RICHMOND. eonsalming -
All IeeS acres with al dwelling and Inc nsual out
buildings thereon, formerly owned by Joseph ..
" ad earsA cTlof $50 sores more or less, on the
White Oak swamp adjoining the iands OF 'onn
RE ah Interest Of said Naeh, In said lands is one
mn dfyfded motety, subject to some prior cIslmss
thereon. the annoant of which will be ascertained
and stated on the day OF sale. -. -,
TERMS: One-th,rd cash; balance at si1 ano
twelve months for bonds with good secur1ty Dear
ing interest six per CENT Title retainsa aa s
1911 ,:7 E6 g pR g9EkpMass, 'R'' oom'rs.
GRUBBs q sWILLIAMs. -Anets.. - 1as-tas
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ByA. C. Pulliam Auctioneer,
,onthwnst corner Main and Fourteenth streets.

EOR SALE AT AUCTION, A MILL
= AND SEYhnTEEN AND A HALE ACRE Els
OF LAND, WITH NEW DWELLING THERE
ON, IN CRcSTE rFIELD COUNTf.-At the
request Of the owners win sell at public auction
january 1871, at O'Clock p. NJ, the MIL. called
ewby's mill and SEVENTEEN AND A HALE
ACRES LAND attached with good DIV VEIL
JNy3-HOUSN thereon, lying in Chesterfield coun-
ty on Third branch. one mile from swift creek NJ
ewby IS bridge one mile from Clover Hill rail-
road, and six miles from CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE
TERMS at sale. a. q. PULLMAN
IN IA 49,. Auctioneer.
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By JamessM. Taylor,
Real Fstate Agent and Auctloneef,
Office No. lilo Main street,

4 SMALL MARKET GARDEN on
n NlNp-HILE ROAD, ONE MILE FR0nl
THE CITY, FOR SALE AT AUCT1e w III
1871. on the premises, at o. clock p. NJ, that de-
sIrable little FAbM on the nine-mie road, al
Joining the land of II. Bnckman. The improve
ments consist OF a comfortable framed dwelilpg
with three rooms and framed store adjoining,
stable b. arm, &c. The land Is In good order.
TERMS: Liberal, and MADE known on Gay Oh
sale. JAMES Nj A1LOh,
ia ID AucIIoheei'
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By, Grubbs & Williams,
; :. D OF UU5 u W IIIIHItof
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh street. between Mafn-and Bank.

Eleventh street, between Mafn-and Bank.
GALE OF A VACANT LOT ON THE
y S,iUTH SIDE OF FRANKLIN, BETWEEN
TWFNTY-FODRTH AND TWENTY -FIFTH
STREETS, 1T AUCTIu%.-I execution or a
case Of 'sTaylor's ex'r vs. NowiiD q als.," the
undersigned, B. y. Nash rs copmissione-, and
by virtue or deed Of trust from A. w. Taylor
and VIE, the undersigned, John A. Cooke as trus'
tee will jointly seal at auction, upon the premises,
on MONDAY, 30h January, at d O'Clock r; u :,
the L Il nF GROUND situated as above, adJoln'
Ing the tOh ,cco factory of james Leigh Jones,
ESQ. 1t fronts 90 feet and runs back 100 feet.
TERMS (: One-half cash balance at four months,
for interest for negotiable note title retained
until the note is paid ' ~
Purchaser TO pay taxes for ls71.
b. Il. NASH, Commissioners.
JOHN A. COEE, Trustee.
GRuBBs K WILLIAMS, Auctloneers.
10 nDNf1
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MACHINERY, &c.
AT HINE 81 q ?.

.MAcH1NS 81 o.
HLOAT 4 ADDIEGTGE.
MhCEIEIST2,
WORKS AND OFFICE: 1929 AND 1424 CAEf
STREET. BETWEEN FoURTEENTuA AND
FIFTEENTH STREETS.
RICHMOND. VIZ GINA.
ALL KINDS Of NEW WORK MADE BE-
PAIRING STEAM-ENGINGS and BOILERS In
city and country TOBAcGoR W sCGn F q =.
TENING-MILLS made and repa.rea IN ., Jph 4
HNNCOCk's SUPERIOR EANSEiR ;r rhA ID
WORM and all other kinds or SCALES kEfAlf.
ED and ADJ LISTED; Agents for :hs Sai sS Of
WypERN6E. sELDMN's PATENT STEAMER.
CINE PICKING, Utica Cempany's STEA "a NJ NJ
GATG FS These gauges are warranted by us for
one wear, and we sell them at low prices; we Keep
MAKE for sTEAM-ENGINEs. such az gauge,
cocks I'll and tallGT-s1psSe oIcAHnIsw HHk
TIES WATER-GAUGES GLOBE-VALvEs,
BOiLER-FLUE CLEANERS, anda general as
sortment of such articles as are used by Bill rum
o SLOAT Il ADDIEGTON,
lls2 and 1894 Cary street.
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BY Grubbs & Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Auctioneers,
Eleventh, be ween Main and Bank streets.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF A NUM-
" FER Of RUILDI1G LOTS ON NAVY
HILL. at AUCTIOF.-In execution OF a decree
OF the Oh ancery Court Of richmond, entered 18th
july, 1870, In the case of wv. II. Anderson vs..
ANDERSEN and AIS. WI, sell st auction upon the
premise. on THURSDAY. Goth January. at
O'Clock =. NJ. number ofBU!LD1NG LOTS IN
the piaa of Navy Hill. fronting on 9th and 7fh
Io4 feet 70 an alley . .-.y... - ...s.. :.
The attention Of persons wishing building lots,
conveniently located, and at small cost, Is fnVi-
ted 70 this sale. ~ -.
TRIMS: Cne-fOurth cash; balance at !, g. and
IL months, for neg tiable ties, with interest
ad led. and titles retained unt the notes arc paid
Purchaser to psv taxes for 1871.
: 1T, JAMES ALFkED JONHS, COm'r.
GRURR9 & WILLIAMS suctrs. tal8
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AUCTION Sales.--future Days.
,Hs& BY B. L.Apperson,
: Real Estate Agent and. Auctioneer,
Corner, OF Eleventh. and Main streets.

0LD BRICKS, FRAMES, 3d., AT
be sold on tie premises,
on SATURDAY. 2lst January: 1871, a. z 80 o'clock
FRAMED HOUSE partially destroyed by fire.
on the east side OF st street, Immediately in rear
of the site OF the Spotswood Hotel, to be removed
~ T 81 RMS AL sale. h1 III. APPFRsoM,
a. 1o~tds Auctioneer.
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NNETROP0LITAN WORKS.

NHETROPOLITA WORKS.
7;oRNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.
STATIONARY and PORTABLE ENGlNEP
Rl aIS GRisT, and fLAsTEE MILLS;
BOILERS, FORGiEGS. CASTINGS OF 1svs
or BRASS MILL GEARING, &c.
ENGINES and SAW-IlI.Gs Of various sizes
Sid engines, &C., repstred and sold on commits.
sion or exchanged for new. AL other TepElrs
promptly and satisfactorily done.
send for descriptive circulars.
de9; WILLIAM X. TANNER & CO.
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REFERS TO

DIR. MACK, Burnside, Conn.,;
DR.. WRIGHT, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. HOLKUM, North Lee, Mass;
DIR. ADAMS, Stockbridge, Mass;
DIR. SCOTT. North Manchester, Conn.,;
DIR. JACQUES, auckland Corners, Conn.,;
DR.. BEARsFORD, Hartford, Conn.
All Of whom treated me for the disease.