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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

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that there ~ ~. an extra charge tor soine meal
a.liae iass anlsrier ~ hts arrival, ar some om-
nte.as ri.ie he did nottAke. Here there u 10 b.
ACTED . pAenssasnsn. I have Travelled much
Gr mAny sammers. Ia this and In other lands.
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nv erwAts. I draw no intsrcnes, bat simply
ssste the tact as a eaFieas phenomenon II ho-
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

To have More Merit than any SIM
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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1872-08-17

BUILDINGS Contracted for and al w,tt
I'D done in = neat and promp, n amer.
/. Refers TO WA. II. RUBY. Tcwson,ewn. an
orders len a. Towsontown Post Ofsee will ie
eeive immediate attention.
A share Of patronage respestfai, solicited.
April 3e.-3m.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
ARTICLES OF ASSoCIArInN ---- l
 OF THE Naugatuck Valley Milk Co.

DE IA KNOWN tlls, vr, the subscribers, do ID hereby z=-sciate ourselves as q body po- AEe mni coTTN rate, E'uESuaat 10 the provisions sg tise stAtEte lAus 0f the Stale oTs Connecticut usSUtAtEng the formation and organization of Fsgut stock corporations; =LG the following are sAe zFttcl.s cf the our association and agree sa~ht-
 Shail Se -@Fke SaHyStack Valley Milk Cssmpany.'
 AEE1cIE ai. 1he Capital stock of said Corpor- ats.n shza bc SIX Thousand Dollars, and the szNI CzFstzl S:s.cE shall be divided into Two nEa<sESd zal fOTsy saAEes sf twenty-five dollars sscA Sh&re- t.ItE z. E 2 j. fsaA
 AKTI1LE $l Tae uaris--s l"r which said Coz I-sEztssa ls Estna-d aIe the Following. to wit: To EanugActaE~ Butter, Caeese, COEdenscd Milk and all o.axE articles of Dairy Products; to buy, eel and dral ta Real and Personal Estate: to bnv s~ll nlausf1esure and deAi m ali kinds Of goods WzKe@ aud naexcha azSlisS and Sl artlclcs Mecessa Ey &a1 cezN el-s>af f0g the prosecution Of said 6aa&Hesa. AseA generally I0 saO all things incident t4aE2gezzsas s.rthc same
 AEuSHE 4sh. The ssasnte laws of the State ssf Cezs-cslcat Tesstsns to ioInt stock corpora tssGs aFe Lsrel.y EsaEticnlaFiy referred ia and sazs< part Of these articles. and the corporation k<ExAy gxsyanSEeSl and es,ablishcd under and pur- ssE4ns ts sad sSztase izNs shall have the bowers azs1 FEs~oc~ef srSs4siislss hs the regulations s-gtt@sA and eyes-sssca the sin.
 AErHrxK Ssh- Each subscriber to ihese arti- rBa& zgre~s ts take the number of shares annex S1 te hts EzEAc ul the Capital Stock of said Cor EsE4tso9. each share ts lye tweaty five dollars, as staEVsz51 aE4t t0 be p7id for by instalments as th< fNrectsES 4G4gl cali ll IhsS same. s.a..
 AEKEcEE exh. Iiss said Corporation Is estab- tasAe1 anzl bcexkel Isa Ihe village of BurTville Ta~Ha ef fs-vIa=sSE. Csuatx of Ltchield and SsMke Ok CssEaacRSeut-
 TsEse4 zs Tssr instOa tlaH- ist day of Feb. A. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
at wnaibnrx lan aoth A(ra Nathan.

At Mocibugy. Jan, 20th, Ma Nathan Il B. sssltk, aasd7a .8 .H
 At Lakeviile, Jan. I5. Miss 0nn $. Brsdhy, danghter 4 the late Leman Br&iIAy aged 62 Et4 } A&L
 1t Lime Rock, Jan. Ia, Spencer Addi- sou, aged 70 years. At Lime Rock, Jan r., Mrs. Johuna Morgan, aged n. At Winsted, -Jsn.. l.,- Mrs. Hahnah Johnson. widow of tl.e late Elisha John soa, aged SI years.
 Al New Milford. Jan. ;, Murton L. son Of Andrew Bristol, of New Preston, aged years and months.
 At New Milford, Jan G, Mrs. kiverus Dunning, aged 44 years
 At Warren. Jan i, Laura Curtis, aged - years . Al New Milford, Jan. {, Lorenzo c. Dunming. aged ss2 years
 At New Milford. Jan. Is. Panline, wife cf HoTaee HI, aged g years.
 Al Kent. Jan, 23, Sarah II. Wilcox, aged 34 yezrS-
 At Brldgevater, Jan. 2i, Mary wife of John Leach. sS<ed 65 years
 1t Kent. Jan. 2t, Patrick Drake aged S6 yeAzs-
 At WatsrtoSn, Jan. 2S. Eula A., only ~hLll of I~sIu zEd Louise Hemlnwav, aged Sa yezrs- #s- s
 1t New Jersey. Jan. 25, k. $. Lewis. yOUngezt enid Of Rev. Wn. Lewis, and grandson Of Rev. Df. Lewis, of Water town Remains were inferred i'll Water toUn- t|@
 St Augusta, Illinois. Jan. 24, David Cztlin. aged sr:. formerly of Harwinton. At New Hartford. Jan. -, Richard II. Wheeler. Esq, aged 5S years.
 At Sharon, Miss Betsey Lambert, aged 9o ye1rS
 1t sharon. Mrs. Ann Maria Whitford, ~Ife of Joel C. WhitfOrl, aged ;i3 years 1t Sharon. Mir Eb~nez-r 5. Abel, aged GS y-&rs-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
AuCTIoN.

TAKEN by virtue of warrant for the collec-
 | tion of taxes in the town of Goshen, on list of 1870 and will be sold at public auction to the in Goshen Centre, on Saturday. March 1G, 1872, at o'clock P. M., certain piece of land lying ing in the western part of said Goshen, and bounded and described follows: North by ana or EsSars Wrs 2. A sop,s mn Eass n land hams, and West by land of Birdsey T Howe, con- taining 16 acres. more or less, ,-the property of Wm. H. Dwinelle, of the city, county and State of New York; or so much of the same as will pay the sum of three dollars tax and the lawful charg
 es thereon. CHARLES J. PORTER, Collector Goshen. January 30th, 1872. 43-St
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Notice.

] X IL inhabitants of the town of Litchfeld are LA hereby notified that the Board of Health B. W. Camp, M. D., for the general vaccination of the inhabitants of said town. Persons will be allowed to employ their own physician for vac cination if they prefer, but if any person shall refuse to be yaccinated, or shall prevent in any CT person under his care or control. from being yaccinated, on application of either of the above named physicians, unless in the opinion of said physician 1t would not be prudent on account of sickness, the persons so refusing or preventing shall forfeit the sum of five dollars to the Treas urg of the town. as by law provided. . NN E-
 CHARLES B. ANDREWS, Clerk
 of the Board of Health for Litchhfeld
 Dated, Litchfield, Jan. 2G, 1872. 4S-2w i,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
ForSale.

"A valuable Store property, with full stock of Fl goods for country store. Carries a stock of $2,000 and has done a business of Sl4 GOO al year. To cash customer rare opportunity ;s offered. Apply to J. W. WHEELER, Litchfield. or
 41tf 4 g-s o. R. TYLER, Wolcottyille.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
FARk FOR SALE.

\ -NABIE Hanger to work his farm, owing to ill ' E hs4Ikh- the subscriber ofFeis it for sale. Rnxex&kev ss4sated ia the northern part of the town 1f Nes Milford. Litchtield Co, five miles fra@ New Milford deaSs. H. e. E.. II niil.s from stare. eAnEr asss p.sk Siis-,s aud one half nlilc scs~t isl.si--1 Caetasis> abollt ll5 acres, IskssmF@ sEss asezsis.s AssI <aitalay aiSkie sta, @fa-ls a ar
 uf srs iissals.r. There are three aRste saxch@FtsS- tszGiu=s -,rssi aSriPiN. mostly Sv<ffF1 tss.sf- Hs.as-e- i-aTns. and n.lisr ont- tsEktTss iss sssss r..ssi. Farm admirably adapt y,4 ssc nalA ssaSsas~s-s Excellent facilities for ss.s-a raS>ss= Aiss' if desired. splendid walcr F-s~-s- sxEEyI-sg Raiil. csgan shop. and cider szIl. zA sa ssossl Tss,aiy. wll be sold xah said eEsEE FsSr ssEssS- kc-. enquire on the premises.
 #aa.a fs MAfsSHAIs k lT.ATF. q
 -sszASsase- Fes.. ssA. 1871 4l-2wf
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
IIaaSa ahd L.ei in Rradleyyille !,

| NOE SALE E-TAe Wa.lswoFth Huus,-, owned r by hStr- s.t the late HenTy Nadsworth. Three tsszFtks u4lSe frssl drt~,t, BantzIa Fails. Peas- ant ka-zrtss-. afaIslGzSsyc 0f large aid handsome 31apsed for ~Stnlssssr residence or kecI- in< sify b-lzrtIeEs- PrIes- GIsousaIld dol.ara S4s kAlg Ez vzhS= l.x InstzlIslenis if sierited Ad- 4xs=- Jxs- l. WArssE0RTA Aouiruse, Pa. or Key.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

nISTRICT of New Milford, ss. Probate Court, U January 11th, 1872. .. ssazsa ezs ssf assrssss9
 Estate of Edgar c. Wells. late of New Milford, in said District deceased. - .i.-szsss ssslszss q Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate, represented insolvept, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Shelden Blaek- man and Charles D. Blnn, Esqrs., both of said anime said claims. Clarified by et Es.ssissg sss .5.....,9. s.. JAMES H. McMAHoN, Judgeora
 The subscribers give notice that they shah meet at the office of John s. Turrill in said New. Milford. on the 18th day of March, 1874 and on the 11th day of July, 1872, at one o'clock m the of attending on the business of said appointment. .E8 SHELDEN BLACKMAN.t c..,.5 { 423 CHARLES D. BLINN.-f ooM As.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
TronOlad MKLK CAN

Farmers Wlao are Senssing milk .io market are fnxlasd to call aad ssxassaine tine zbsIve can. We hesieve tkst they the best can manufactured fur that pzxn.use- G. SANFORD X SON. Ag'ts.
 IItchfrid- Feb S, lS7L 4itf
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Trusses, Supporters. Etc.

Seeley's Hard Rubber Truss, Abdominal Support er,eand Pile Ppe.-Rehef and cure for Rupture, Female Weakness and iles-indestructable light, safe, cleanly, (steel springs coated. never rusts breaks, limbers, nor soils, affording comfort safety, cleanliness and durability sold by all Deal- CTS. Sent by mail or express. Establishments, 1347 Chestnut St., Phila., and No: Ann St., New York. Send for Pamphlet. 43-4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
PrOfltabIe. Enlpley,lrent.d .d

We desire to employ fewimore, agents to sell the World Renowled Improved BUGKEYEEEW-g ING MACHINE, at a liberal salary or on com mission. \. horse and. wagon given to Agents.
 Fun pafticuiafs furnished on application. sAd- dress w. A HENDERSON &CO., General AR'ts,
 Cleveland, Ohio, and St. Louis, Mo. d3, 4S-4
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Ne Rtual Torn-nt. I. i. Bible doctrine.
Ne EterrA I1If s.ssp. l. Christ.

NO EIFEH9y A1AA e<eept lla hf1st.
 u...a ss.u - MaKfal pamphlet. s.The Nature and - oT Fuls Punishment. .'' by Henry Con- ~esRae. A M-. edifs soy Prof chAs. |! Ives, of r~S- es ssl~~- Inc EeE Haven Palladium says sa.~s ss - rrusef eane s0Eth0aoxsr of half the sss-s---eeze1ssl caEx eynsen in Connecticut Price - !. s1 laa pew d3nrzl.s Sent postage paid. on - nf r.xssn hy ahs publishers, cH .RlEs C. ssmzTnszn6 A Co. Eew Haven, Conn. For sale -af4 na,anAsaezf@rmss 8TsSsf@s< a5'se
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
Bsvaien Lightning Cross Cat Saw

wI1 eak x0ssl rauea faster than an axe. You can g=s tiaen of S ;. LAW. 0ampville. Price re- sasSe1 fraa Sl-35 t0 $l-O1 per foot. Also, 44tf
 Lightning Buck saws!
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

Preserver have long been known but no attempts have been made to extract the oil scientifically. by process peculiar to this preparation, the es- sental oil of the tea plant has been added to oth- CT vegetable extracts, and an unequalled Toilet Article for the Hair is the result It is especially useful to prevent the hair from falling out or growing thin, and as wash for the scalp to stimulate the hair bulbs and prevent the gradual decay and loss of color in the structure of the hair tubes. Price $1.00. DIR. KENNEDY, 12O Warren St Roxbury, Mass. 2-1yeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
White star Line.

.>E.N iUhk, CORK, & LIVERPOOL, <Ew AND EULL-POwERED STEAMSHIPS.
 THE SIX LARGEST IN THE WORLD. OCEANIC. CELTIC. REPUBLIC,
 ATLANTIC, BALTIC,s ADaATIO.
 G,00O tens burden 3.rCO Ii. p. each.
 Sailing frum New York on Saturdays, from Liv. erpOol on Tbnrsdays, and Cork Harbor the day following.
 From White Star Dock. Pavonia Ferfy. Jersey City.
 Passenger recommendations flor all classes) uniiyalled, couib bliinS, fs #a Ia -..t
 SAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT,
 Saloons, state-roGrns, smOking-l room and bath rooms i'll midship section, where least motion is felt. Surgeons and stewardesses accompany these steamers. a@ s5 ..s| RATES-SaIuon. SSO gold. Steerage, S3O cul- rency. Those wishing to rend for friends from the Old Country caH HON obtain stterage pre- paid certificates, S3j currency. t..t-
 pas~cngeIs booked ta or from all parts of America. Paris. Hamburg, Norway. Sweden In- tlia. Ans:Ialia, China, ete.
 Excursion tickets gI anted at lowest rates. Drafts from q upwards. s.tf
 For inspection of plaHs and other information, apply to J. II. Sparks. ageHt No. .9 Broadway, New York, Dr -.... Ally G. EATON JONES, Iitchfield, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
ROYAL HAVANA LorTERY. OF CUB
Cancers. Tumors, Ulcers.

Astonishing cures by Drs Kline and Lindley at the Philadelphia Cancer Institute. 93l Arch St. Phiael phia, Pa At Branch Ofaces, by Dr. McMichaeI sA Niagra St. Buffalo, N T. and by Dr. EvarGa over g Genesee St., Auburn, N r. . .t t.t-.s.'t. VI
 WONDERFUL CANCER ANTIDOTE.
 No knfe No caustic medicines. No blood. Little Pain For particulars call address either of the above
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08
DIsTRIcT of Cornwall, ss. Probate Count, Feb.
X T Court of Probate holden at sharon, with LAA in and f,Ir the District Of Sharon, Un the 1h far of EahrNarv \ n 1S7o

X T a Court of Probate holden at sharon, with L4A in and fOr tho District Of Sharon Un the- I'd day of February, A. D. 1872.
 Present. Charles f. Prinulc, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the petition of Elizabeth F. Stoddard. showing to this court that she is guardian of Frank Selden Stoddard. minor belonging to said District, that said minor is the of cer- tain real estate situated in Sharon and Saisbufy. being all tho real Eestate witch was desfsetf fo said miner by his grandfather, Eliakim s. Stod- dard, late of said Sharons deceased, and which is more particularly described in the last will and testament of said deceased, and in the deeds of said lands to said deceased from the several graBtors thereof to him. and of the value Of sev on thousand, tive hundred and fifty dollars. and further showing it would be tor thea beneft of said minor that said estate be sold and the ayails thereof vested for the benefit of said minor, se- cording to ihe statute ill such case ma6s and provided.
 It is ordered that said petition ba iearl at the Probate office in said Dstfic., on the S0th day of March, A. D. 1872, at g o'clock in the forenoon. and that notice of the pendency thereof be given by advertising in newspaper printed in Litch- field, three weeks successivey. at least six weeks before the day last mentioned. ag "a =
 Certified from Record, .41,.@ aa.>'s-' . A-swf 4f.# .5' q, GHAS. F. sEDaWICK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-02-08

nISTRIOT of Ternngton, ss. Probate Court, U January 19, 1872. 2.fss@ faoft a5s@3 szassssss
 Estate of Ellen Merrill, late of Torfington,F in
 The Court of Probate for the district of Tor rington hath limited and allowed ssix months from date of this order for the creditors of said estate claims against ssid estass a T ad h has appointed s O. R. Fyler and Charles F. Church of said Torrington, Commissioners to receive and sx-
 Certified by JOSEPH F, CALHOUN, Judge. 'e
 The subscribers give notice that they shalI meet at the office of ChAs. F. Church. in said Tor rington, on the 18th days of February and Jnly, at one O clock in the afternoon, on each of said days for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment.F OH kI
 O.. R. TYLER, lc ~-
 ns,ons nsabss to sa;g ed to make immediate payment toEi 9{l
 42-S HENRY J. ALLEN, Administrator.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22

The State election which has lale.
ly transpired in New Hampshire is
most gratifying in its result, Last
year the State went Democratic by
nearly two thousand majority. This
year the Republican majority is re-
ported to be over fifteen hundred
for Governor. The Legislature is
Republican, thus securing a United
States Senator. The significance,
however, of this election is in the
fact that the Republicans in their
Conventions, on the stump, and in
their journals, expressed a most
emphatic approval of the Admins
tration Of General Grant. This
position was opposed, Of course, by
the Liberal, or anti-Gant Republi-
cans. The Democracy, assisted by
their support, confidently anticipat-
ed a most triumphant victory. As
they had carried the State last year,
most assuredly they would this by
an increased majority. Their an
ticipations have most signally fail
ed. Instead ofeaining by the "sore
head" influence they have lost. The
people Of New Hampshire have
pronounced their judgment in un-
mistakable language upon the Issue
SO clearly presented before them. |
They have decided to adhere to the
principles and policy Of the Repuh-
lican party, as illustrated BY the
administration of President Grant.
They have set the example of re-
the opposition, made up
Of the most incongruous elements,
whose paramount principle is OPP
position to General Grant. They
have fired the opening shot of this
years campaign. 1t will not be
long until other shots of like char
acter will be heard. The contest |
will culminate in one grand and
glorious roar Of victory for General
Grant and the Republican party
next November.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1872-03-22

It is reported that another anti.
Grant Convention is TO be held at
farkerSburg, West Virginia, Oh the
18th Of April. The movement is
said to be in the interest Of Judge
Chase. They are to be called the
Democratic Republican party. The
rubicund counteta,lce of Salmon p.
Chase will now shine like the up
per surface Of Hoosier ginger cake.
lfevera man was afflicted with the
Presidentialphobia our Supreme
Justice is the man. O how he
wants to be President, and any lit
tie favor in that direction makes the
old man feel mighty good. A Pres
idehtial campaign without Chase
talked Of somewhere, would be an
anomaly in modern politics. Yes,
West Virginia Democratic Repub-
lican, or Republican Democratic,
or any other name, party, nominate
the old Judge and sooth his Presi.
dental ache once more. lie stands
about as good chance OF becoming
President as George Francis Train,
Mrs. Woodruff, or Senator Kelly.