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New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
HORSE AND oARRLAGE MARHgE
NEw.YoRK. SATURDAY. juno %,

NEw-YoRK. Saturday. june a. 1914
The general horse trade has been in very
tame condition throughout the week closing today and
especially IN higher priced animals from equal to
the expectations Of Dealers who calculated upon pront-
ably disposing OF their stock during the fortnight pre-
ceding the general departure OF shoDabes for the
watering places and Summer resorts However limited
an assortment OF fine and wellmatched carriage
horses there be offered the willing sellers
are certainly outnumheriDg the reahy buyers
decidedly IN favor Of purchasers not only as regards
more valuable animals, but also far ght harness
horses Of all kinds concerned among the latter there
are good many of poor qualify which cause the raiee
prices 70 be large TO make 1t hardly possible 10
give approximate market values Only two sales
Of note have been reported during the week. VIM. H.
Saunders sold pair of bays, l6 hands hgh 0r slV
and James Lnch pair OF kentnckyO geidngs Tor
81 SEQ Common draft and heavy truck horses were IN
moderately active demand. and sold at urn ana uh-
The leading auction firms have been actively employed
I'm distributing considerable number OF horses nc prices
differing but little from those realized In Ihe genera %
At large sale Of thoroughbreds and trotting stock
held in course OF the week at Messrs d. A cages q
Chicago H. Maj0rC W. Barker tof Barker & Chase OF
head dnciading thoroughbred stations brood Mares
colt and hles, realizing grand t9tAl OF sSli1O or an an
during the sale for the blood bay mare Clara - ler
sire BY the Miles horse. the dam LlIan now owned p
Chase of Boston for $4,000
The carriage trade OF the week exhibited moderately
active demand for all light vehicles top and no-lop
wagons pony phaetons, and rockaways, bought mostly
in the country the seaside. Notwithstanding
the severe LOSSES enta upon NewYork manufacturers
by the late strike or the majority OF their WOrkmen'
prices have advanced any attempt TO raise the
values OF fine would IN All probability driVe car
rage trade from this city. All the factories are again
running their u force OF worKmen at hours and
former wages and the employers have nrmy resOifed
rather than put up with radesniOn dicatOn 70 close
up their places of business II the strike should reOceu
Erports of CarTiGges J0r he WeeL Materiak - -,
Dutch West Indies I $50 Australia 76 SltIA
Dutch West nies carts 10 Mexico package. 10
Ps.ish West Indies pkgs. go Exports " SdddeTy -
Chill 2lJ1ChH SID
Imports Of Carriages. Imports Of SafiieTy.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24

,ss bor starch hhiG Tobacco an bovcs Tobacco 80 bb
FcNskv bsles Wool bhls OIL, t03 cks Silver Or. =
Reep,. prcdpce Tor the ending Saturday evening June
srbrace bbz SO bhls WHISKY 3B hhs Gem Meal
enc 6sgs Neal ~ us bush Wbest 7e6 hnsh Cora W 80
bak Osis 80 Rye O Malt s6A hush Barley ss
Peas t bb PORK 1900 pkgS Cut Meats esW pkgs L~0
keks
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
NE sTATE OF TRADE.

L,ScOS fi % Censo opened At sl tf nsseg % s sIl
f2 United States fve-IWen bonus -' -
lssSs on alE. 1919. 9is rcu-foHies. s9A ,r4r.u
LvERPoof. June Z2-ll a. mNoion opened quet "i'--"e
rnisrds lids MidiHnk Orleans IA oil4d ..l...
o~os J1re 80 ID closed unchanged American
s.rur5ties ami tsn.s steady a unchanged prices
tTvEEpoot Jane I2;op rCotton closed quiet sna
he So of the 8o bales including L' 10Y
ernorf Brostsuhs-Ihe market is DALI
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
prlrlIiHe.

XVM. EVERDELLa SONS, lOi Fulton-st.--
~ LlrHOGRAPulC STEAM JOB pRISIBAs sad LABEL
MANUFACTURED
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
Oriental Savings Bank,

go GranIs, between Attorney aI Rg Open alY rom ID %
% -cr % rom af OF
ever Dividends JaHlarY and July Deposits nom July q
will interest from July l.
BOARD Of TRUSTEES
Presidsni-Wm. P Buckmasier. l5s West FfyiNbst.
PYedeuts-20b-r- Hoe pntugnresses &c 81 % - Gold st.
and Wayds pping merchant AMI y Oisi1
ssqstary-E r. Knne1g ae OF williams aai kuueg j3 Broad
4ador-Dluie D. Earle merchant Of g. L. solomon Sons 55
and 6j3 Br0sIwaV
lfforHey AMI C0unssE-Eugene smith, p Nis.au--r
Alans0n T. BnEgs cooper. huges cherry er ni Soui-sts
F. Butou. merchant oi Chapmn .m a. Bnttgl V nl
Worhs John r Cook, provision broker o Cook see I
Brosi John Gavuor grocer So Ga1i George g. Hock real
e.ae 25l BroalEa7 Mahou T Hewitt retired merchant l
aesqve Bro0klu Samue. l. Kennedy collector 51 south -
Manning Merrill merchant Charles Merrill sons corner Grand
and Les-sts. james Murphy proprietor gunli Iron WorAA aas
Wm NJ Pratt physician, 20 ksst BrotFy, simon
5nau merchant 5 Seconit George C. solohed merchant ~
stephen Tucker manu;scturr, 0f X Hoe %
Maurice Wish sEedoe Westst anf Fort King Augustus "
Wesmaun druggist OAarss jacob A. Vest
ervelt MAY 0f he city. rs secolitvs.
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24

DkPARrsEsT. ALBAST, ". =, June 19. 1871
that
July
10 bids this
ene bui returned ~ the bidders
D Application.
the foregoing notice viii be received II
sad bids aTmeuts thereuDder be made
in zOd g. A. DAfTOhi Aniltor
New-York tribune., 1872-06-24
proposals
excursions.

GRAND EXCURSION to CONEY ISLAND.
" steamer GIN SEDGWICK leaves New-iork @f COMFY
ISLAND EVERY BAY from June H. ~ ioilows:
Christopher e., D - a. Per :. n r. 3yi D. m
Christonlerst.. y Pier q, y. r., l&:l5 D. M
Cbristopher.t, , D. N. Pier 3, Y r., sis
Extra TIP from Pier T. \. r., p. m
Leaves Island for Nea-iOrk. pJl a. d., @ D. m ihkua
Trp D. In.j and m.
n b. Trips vii commences AMI after lnne -
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-08
finanral.
BANKING AND FINANCIAL
THE 3 pr. ct LIST MORTGAGE
SINKING FUND LAND GRANT BONDS
OF THE
TnantraI.
ST. JOSEPH q DENVER CITY II. co.

in denominations of 81 OOO $500 and 500, Coupon or
Registered be obtained. to a limited amount
only from the undeis gned, through the principal
Banks and Bankers throughout the United States.
tn safety and reliability Of these onds is evidenced
IN the continued and Increasing de and for them by
prudent and careful investors who have invested in
them after most thorough and rigid examination of
the security pledged for their payment. both interest
and principal.
THEY ARE SECURED bya first and only mortgage
on the Co@paHy's road (ehieh lriH eoEnee the
Onion Pacific Road at Fort Kearpey tr3h The CiBof ST.
Joseph No. already important railroad RteT upon
ne franchises Of the same, upon tie Equipment dEdp
soTal property Of erery description. upon the Land GrdHt
Of the Company granted By Special act Of Congress,
dppfoCed July %, 1856, amounting 10 100000 acres,
~''ch las been officially certified to he Company By the
Commissioner Of the General Land Office an has Official
report to Congress, transmitted through The Secretary q
the Interior On Jan. 10, 1872.
he Bonds are issued only as they represent COM
peted and oquppei road all proceeds OF Bonds hey nd
tus held by the Trustees until the necessary
completion entities the Company to these procee 5.
The Road is built first class in every particular and
has been received and accepted by the Depart
men. Of The Interior
Tue Mortgage Deed of Trust prohibits the sale of any
OF the COmpany's Lands at less Than four go dollars
per acre payable to the Trustees and applet to the
4nltnJ OF the BOnt through operation OF tue
Sinking Fund. The payment of the Bonds before ma
turity Is not compulsory upon the holders.
The Bonds therefore cured by two classes Ofprop
ery COMBINED IN ONE MORTGAGE, he value of either
largely exceeding the of bonds which be is
sued under the mortgage
Irustees-Earmers' Loan and Trust Company of New
York.
he Bonds have thirty years to run, with both prnc-
pal AID interest payable in Gold The PRINCIPAL pay
nj in Npxy NnrE fl4n irtpr gionff9 = !
cea, payable in F, bruary an August either in New
Yo k London Frank 'ort-onhe Main, fl ee of tax.
Price. 97h and accrued interest in currency. The
receivable par and accrued interest in pay
mgnt for the Companys Land Sales. Maps, cieu ars,
du.Um and iu information furnished On appllca.
ton
The nds cfthi- Company have ALWAYS been received
with f.vor by investors and capitalists have always
commanded r,ady market, and we unhcsitatingly
recommend tbembeeying this loan will rank equally
wi ha Of the Eastern division issues, which are now
selling at premium above par
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-08
Aotttes.

NEW COM MEN AIRY
THE
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-03-08

HOYT, WHEELER & RADLEY,
AUGTI0EEERS,
No. 76 Federal ST., Boston,

will commence the Auction business in Boston, and hold
REGULAR SALES of Foreign aud Domestic DRY
GOODS, MILL merry, FANCY GOODS, HOSIERY GLOVES,
HATS AND CAPS, every TUESDAY and FRIDAY dur
ing The year
Also, every THURSDAY, sale of Doors AND SHOTS,
adapted to the New En2lani Trad including large
assortment OF Sew York City made Goods.
The attention of dealers is called 10 the above sales,
which will be peremptory, for cash deoplm mh4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
The TrOt bing Stallion
 WafaiQapg Chief

WILL mAks tAA season of 1872 at the stable w of the shbs@ib@, in New Preston, Ct., at twenty dollars to insure.
 Waramaus Chi& was sired by the Duke Of Kent, oNt of the thoroughbred mare Kate. Duke of Kent by IroA Duhe, out of Lady Belden; Iron Duks hy Cesius M. C1ay, out of Lady Jackson; ke by Henry Clay, by Andrew Jackson, by Young BaslMw, by Imp. Qsana BnAhaw. Lady Jackson by CMncehor, by Mamhxino, by Imp. Messenger. Lady Belden by MambriAo Messenger. dam by Bosom, hs by MAnbrino, ,out of Lady Messenger, he Imp. MessmNR. Lady Messenger by CoAAn M@s@w, by Imp. Messenger. Kate by Conrad, out Of AAllE Cooper; he by Flying Chi1- dec1. out ef LA1l Humt@. Sally Cooper by Sir Loveal, hs by Ol2 Dwoo. Lady Hunter by Old Dwcc, out q LAdg McAmOnd. Sc. (Sss 7Art HS possSssm an ths quAlsiss desirable ins goed sEsck hse, bahng weli-brsd, of good dis pcaiham, and lnenA ass. He stands fifteen hands and tlwss ineha HgA. h . dark blood bay, with oat whits, hns vMw Nne style, remarkable trot- ting aoticn amd eFeM speed.
 Is vii be se@ N tAs above psd1grse tAat the dam of tzis etMxA0m wa@ . thoroughbred run ning mase. Pamonn winAMg to kwsed enod stock are Invited ts eaM and judge for themssivss.
 Although the pedigree b of the highest ords the price ia placed within tAe reach Of all.
 H. ?. LYMAN.
 Nss Rsesssa IllsnAsla O., ApEii %. 4sm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
Dr. Piefes'sFaverite Preseriptis..

Ths t.n however is hus feeble expression of my rs mauss! a22reciaon of in value, based upon actual a-a witnessed realities. As close observer, have wl witnessing it's positive results in the few special dss2s incident to the separate organisn of woman singled i, On it's nc merits as posve .si. and easensi G sia1 ren.a, G this class of dseases and that will at all tnss and under all Sircumatances act kindly and s ERony yi,h to stake nv rcrutasion as d pllysis.s .y.., more so confident am that 1t vill nes .. <. ,..x masi sanguine expectations of sinEss -: ~to ploys 1t for any of the ailments tr -comnend it, that eaer and self it under A fv-l.i.E GUAR ANTEE. If beneficial effect is n.a exp-r,enced by will the return of the bo.tle two-shires sfthe msd cine having been taken accordng directions. snd the case being one for which reesmmsnd it, promptly re- fund the money paid for it. Had the most perfect confidence in iis vrnes could not oass as do under thse conditions but having witnessed its truly lous eures in thousands of case IssI wGvvSsssa asa SsZtAet, 1ss is s1atssg 6'fA "v 'sf.essas" s~3 "v
 The following are among those diseassi n which my Eaos'res Psesslpfiss has worked cnea-as by magic cne: Lencouhoa, Excessive Flowing. Painful Moafhly Periods. Suppressions when from unnatural causes Uterus Anteversioa and ketroyeisiOn, Bearing Down Sensations, Internal Heat Nervous Deprssioa Debik y. Despondency. Thrsatened Miscariage Chrome and very many osher chronic ssases peculiar to woman vaie1 have n.nsieaed " Tsvo.ss Prssap.ias works extol as earean, but t admirably il6s sngiensss of purpose beng moss perfscx specific in al chronic diseases of se sexual system of woman It vii not dis appoint nor VII t do harm in any ssaas or eondaioa It is A MOST POWERFUL RRsFoRArTvR TosIc to the general vel tho sexual syssem also combining the most salnable nessine pEopetics Both the muscular and nervous forces are strengthened end buile up by its use Is will De foand invaluable in diseases incident to pregnancy and be taken in moderate doses with pefecf safety while n thzr sfate t4deed ir oakeys CSvde[ and @ prepares fhe system for pturon ihat t renders easy havereceivsd the heartfelt prase from hnnres of okhezs far ths issssinable ben effs thus eonfexred. @ Ioaer ny Favuse Frecsp9ioa to the fades ofAmerica with sncexfy of an honex haarf and for shear he6 wslfase Thpsa who dare furahx inormation On these Rhjees caa shtain in ny TREATISE ON CHRONIC : DISEASES or THE GKRR1ATfsR AND uRIHARY ORGANS seuf secure E0m 6osvatoa upon receipt of two postage sampa eats minutely on those diseases peculiar to Eemales and gives much valnahls adyce ia regard ts
 nm. RKEmCRss RAv0BETR PRE. sCRRTH@M Hs S0ED BY ALL FIRST CLAs8@BUGGxEEas sase asel.seReTBess1e.
 Manufaesursd ak shs chepical Iaborzsory ef
 K. .TRxKHCEs M D.,
 < 6oa2 PaopamroR
 BUFFALO, N. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS.
R. N. EDDY, SOLICTOD OF PATENTS,

For Invent lions, Trade Marks, or Desi2Bs, No. 7e STATE sW., OPPOSITE KuBY ST., BosroN A FTER an extensive practice of upwards of A thirty yeaaR, continues to secure Patents in the United States, also in Great Britain, France, and other foreiep countries. Caveats, Speciica- hons, Assignments, and all papers for Patents ex- ecuted on reasonable terms with dispatch. Re searches made to dekerine the validity and utili- ty of Patents of Inventions, and legal and other advice rendered n all matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of any patent furnished by reMittinG one anllar. Assignments recorded ih Washington.
 No ASamoy in Ae Uniapd States possesses supe- rior facilities for obtaining Patents, or ascertain ing the patentehkity of inventions. All necessity @ C. journey to Washingtonto to pro- cure patent, and Ae usual great delay there, are here saved Inventors.
 TESTTMONIALS.
 T rsard Mr. Widy e one of the most success ful pmcataanMs NftA whom have had official in- CHARLM@ KAGON, Commissioner of Patents. |" 'I have 10 hea6MMDm in assuring inventors that they omnOt @aplOy Snan more competent and trustworthy, ,and more Mmble of putting their ap- pioatioas h 4orm tm mcsee for them an early and favorable @n4daDt Dtion at the Patent Office
 m@UMD BUMKE,
 1Aeo Commissions of Patents" &Er D. E. Nk hw made for me over THIRTY apphm@MOM6 fw B@t@mAm, having been successful in am08 evew Gsaa NaA nmistakable proof of great @l@t aAA ab U ca his part, leads me to recO@Hm@nd all Avan3egs tW apply to him to pro- the mOat &iMhfuI aaB@ntion bestowed on their ca sea. @d @ v@y reasonable charges.
 Boston, J@ 1, 1874. JOHN TAGGART
 30 1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05

N8W 1OkA, CORK, O IlVE8POOL, NAW AND RULL-POWENED STEAMSHIPS.
 TRB LABGRG IN THE WORLD. OCEANIC, CMTIC, REPUBLIC, ATLANTIC,
 BALTIC, ADRIATIC, MAJESTIC.
 5000 tons burden-3,U 600 h. p. each. Sailing from New York on Saturdays, from Liv- erpool on Thursdays, and Cork Harbor the day following.
 From White Star Dock, Pavonia Ferry, Jersey City.
 Passenger accommodations (for all classes) unrivalled, combining
 SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT, Saloons, state-rooms. smoking room, and bath rooms i'll midship section, where least motion is felt. Surgeons and stswardesses accompany these steamers.
 RATES Saloon, 9eO goAd. Stserage, $50 suI- rency to London, Liverpool. Glasgow, London derry, and Bristol Those wishing to send for friends from tho Old Country can now obtain steerage prepaid certificates, $S3 currency. Passengers booked to or from all parts of America. Paris, Hamburg, Norway. Sweden, In dia, Australia, China, etc.
 Drafts from &1 upwards.
 For inspection of plans and other information, apply to J. H. Sparks, agent, No. l9 Broadway, New York, or
 Ally G. EATON JONES. Litchaeld Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
THE HORSE NORFOLK

IU7ILL maAe the sanssn of 1873 at tAe farn, w of the subscrib@, in NorfOlk
 Norfolk ia by Billy Denton, dam by Hedtor, by Lasto1rstts's 6sllfoundG. Hily Denton, b5 Rysdyk's HamblstOnian, dam by 1ktoH Eclipse. Norfolk is boy in color, Gntsen Lands hiah, with . aniah and besuty dsnotina high breedinn Ne possesses Ana temper and all the desirable qualities te nahs him valuable @ sire His colts (oldsak nov thrsO years) @O promising. Terms, twanty-Myo dollars to insure.
 Ths horse Rlsas4nt Gale will stand at the same stable.
 sH ROBBINS BATTKIL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
caPPlmcs.

Thmra is 10 0od dare wrong worm.
 wsuuw ia hua fAlseAoOd put in practice.
 wSne Aas druwnsd moEe than the sea.
 Amsn uuua become wise ct his own ex- Ps@A
 x~.an at aur wim man, but nourishes sAssay among f0OAm
 ThevvufA of the soul is everlasting and sAerniey ia yOutA-
 Mmna cAsne visdom consists in being s<neihls oe hs BOali4
 Rn vmsn to trusk in wrOnmg as much of Rxi1s ma mmcA of lumR, ,is the formula of hu- man ksStoxy.
 Ha khsA aom a hnns thing in zeal for his frsnnd huKnn tho mbadsn thread that ties thnsr kemx4a together.
 0eurma Pranen Train who, when boy, eummisksa nniciHA hy blowing out his hrain2 is Wing EzrOpe-
 nomunsaoea tAak can cary nearly pint oe hHnea heeweea 6eck@ have put in an sRpsarnnea in Danbug.
 Rpmy gpsma and original writer, in pro- 8 " kSmmAaf cromAa the taste by which he is to he relssAeA
 A Danhz9 nan hes sn interesting heir teun ia tAa shapa og a has which was worn sAruunA ons hnndrea and eighty-two drmmhR& and skln retains traces of its for 1sr hsazAT.
 TAnra is no funeral 60 sad to follow as tAa h1aMEal of eur own youth which we Aaxe heea pa@pexln4 with fond desires, ma thmk k&ag in poisonous clusters over the p@&A oG h1A
 In aa aavmrkinsnent by rAilroad com paaT ek muma unelaimed goods. the letter
 6RuFPea frun the word s.lawful," and S4 raal1s ngw, People tO whom these pack Ggs8 sEe d1recAe1, are requested to come sarwar1 sna pay the awfal charges on the aAlM
 A ymmm@ woman once married a man by tka mmmA af Dnst against the wish of her rMxezA& Aftxr . short time they began ha qmmxrxl and she attempted to return to kMr HA&AeRs h01se. but he refused to re- emExM ksE smvfnG. "Dust thou art, and un- ta D@zk tAaa sAAlk Eeturn-" And she got uR 1a3 azsAea
 ~How da yoa llke the looks of the var mint = azked an ArRmnsan of down-Eas- txE. wAe wm gaxing with distended eyes d an angnk1r with open jaws on the bank C tha M1zzzpRi- 'sWa'al, Tresponded the TankRe. recovering his mental equipoise, ~ha aMN whm4 we'1 call handsome crit sHE. hzA he has deal of openness when ke Gmi4~
 M h@ ben wen said that there is a sin ek koAAMRGwuRaaHinnms no less than a sin of wsxa16znA ama Chrszsendom has had a @zwR GAm@ @ SAs former ain as well as of tA@ hAAR &npae have been taught so @@rA a@SaA pRepaxsn9 for heaven that 9&T kMse sn@esSRes Become very indif- tE.sm4 wu<m@ ca eaEeh, and in anticipat- Iag aAs Ssy1 ef tha future world have over @aks4 she in6n1ss possibilities for good ln tAs wuxai thxk BOW Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
Farningten Savings Bank

-A HIS old aAA weh esl labliAAsd Bank has Sur plus Fund Of more than
 SIXTY HGOUSAND DOLLARS. which serves a0 . GwsaVantee to Deposltors from loss Interest ct tb rate of Six per cent. .free of all taxes, has been paid OR Deposits for the last eightee@ years. New deposits are put upon In- terest the fast d&y of every month. All loans are made under the supervision of all efficient Board of Directors, Amount of Funds, March ], 1872, $1, 1,30e.875. Bnsiness hours, from to 12, a. m ., and from 2 to D. m.
 SAMUEL s. COWLES, Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
THE GREAT English { Scotch Quarterlies, BlackWssd'S Magazine.
 IMPRINTED IN NEW YORK BY TAw Leonard Scett Publishing Co.,,

A~ H4OVN&EW 0CWCC EuWIISUIHS CUs9
 QUARTERLY The Edinburgh Review, London Quarterly Re- view, North British Review, Westminster Review.
 MONTHLY.
 Blaekweod's R6inbursh Magazine. These periodicale gre the medium through which the greatest 1inda not only of Great Britain and Ireland, but alse of Continental Europe, are constantly hrssaht intO more or less intimate communication wltk thO world of read CTS. History. Biography, Science. Philosophy, Art. Religion, the greet political questions of the past and of to-day are treated in their pages as the learned only can treat them. No one who would keep in pace with the times can afford to do without these periodicals.
 Of all the monshliss, BLAsKwoOD holds the foremost place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05

Upholstery Goods. Plain, Figured, and Striped Terriss, Plain and Figured French Satins, Tapestry Piano and Table Covers, Swiss and Nottingham Curtains, Applique and Guipure Drop Curtains, Window Hollands, Shades, Cornices, &s. Purchasers visiting the City are cordially in vited to give cur Stock . careful examination, which will at all times be found very attractive, ct the Lowest Prices.
 Orders solicited by mail or express. BROADWAY, COR. NINETEENTH ST,
 NEW YORK.
 41Ow
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
HEREAETER.

|OoMMnNC1Na wifh aEonday, Jan. soth, ths suhec9ibor viii 0rn. rs9uInxly, ,oncs in two weekss whataver maF bo asairs1 in fhs way of
 D00k ana sheet Mus1cs lmsfruefIon B0olEs, &c.s &c., at List Prices.
 In oriers left q Wsssalls q Gates, or received by mAiI from ths nsighbOfing towns, will receive prompt attantion.
 LitohAsld, Jan. asa. 1s7i. la-H
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05

RNVAY @ANA! TGAe N LlIlaDutIan Advertiser a 004 EaYdA h1h paQer st oray Toe year. lis beoufAW p1d oa tANa papeg and is the only l0c pa pr M Wa9 W0E8- -eaa4 PaMAe1 ORIGINAL STORIES by the leadw msahH snSa0R. MEt-Olass serial always run nAneM& aA Ee ha saecmsns. Send along your YoyN NSAL RoC RnaaRI 1! ERsD R. IVES, LitchHeld Ct
 @ "A APe NicF61 HezaoA Greeley, and the first chap ter of 8 chANlg sanaA IA JulE Enumber DON'T MISS IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
BAKnR,s BR FAD

AaAma, Mkwis anA @Faham HeaA, French RolIs Tea Rusk, Ginger and 8uw1 QakoA re0mE- cd every Tuesday and Eriday, ,eth@ Emds of Cake supplied R reqassss& at one days netlce.
 '. D. MaNIL & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
Fam 4og Sale.

| A TALUARLM Eszm oontsining 11s ARaa, sit- A uated milas soukh- est of Litah6ad, yith
 IA or 16 acres of large timber sppls crehagds and other fruit, ferm Aenss snd nseessaxy faEM build inM tve neEgr fsili19 vsIlg of good water, and . fna kK6ok runnin0 640uRh tha farm. Th4 farm Ekm h 4pleAa4Et 5ezzel, f4el lsndl 4natqxlaly garu nnd dxy m &1nirok1T a2apted for raiafng fruit and farm anA EMdau erep& A AdaairablS location For fuxthsr particular inquire ef
 se-H c n C0MKLM, Litahneld, Conn. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05
NATIONAL Life Insurance Company Of the United Statoe.

The only Company chartered by Congress end ths only ono in the United States over which Congress by an officer specially appointed sxsE- sises the power of controlling it's Investments by careful, thorough examination of it's assets, similar to that over National Bank. Jay Cooke 6 Go. are largely interested in the Company. Its rates &e more favorable than any othsg Company, and it offers besides perfect security te tho insured.
 The oflcisl report of all Insurance CompdAiss dDin3 business in the Gtete of New YoTA shovg tho National to hold the largest c@ah aaReta in proportion to is liabilities; thus in edditiont0 its nora fesorahle rateA o@ering tho mest perfect security WELL6 < TAYLOR, GenI Agents for DutchesB, Columbia and Iltch- Ae1d Counties.
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 Ag't for Lischfeld County, Who may Do addressed st Goahen, Ct. sl-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-09-05

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