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The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1877-05-13

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negligence or incapacity on the part of
men to perform what they have prom
ised and cannot, were rendered amena-
BILE to the laws. If we have no laws
for such things, let us at once proceed
to make them. Napoleon the First,
when he found that a dishonest con-
tractor had punished his soldiers with
pool rations, or had cheated in his
contract in the erection of a public
bnilding, scarcely deemed it necessary
to try him by jury, but had him shot or
hung as the idea struck him. Of
course, we do not wish it understood
that we are in favor of this sort of tyr
amy, or that we would have an I'M
bridled mob assume judgment; but we
would like to see the courts who have
the power to punish the rich as well as
the poor, the influential citizen as well
as his despised brother, adopt the same
course that was recently pursued in
England, in the case of a contractor
who had put up a building and failed
to provide the necessary fir~e-escapes,
and by a of which a holocaust of
English people was the result. This
man was not only sentenced to pay
some ten thousand pounds sterling,
but, in addition to this, was sentenced
to ten years at hard labor in Portland
prison, equivalent to about fifty thou
sand dollars of our money, and ten
years in Auburn.
In conclusion, we say let us begin at
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Lost.

A PROMISORY NOTE, made by Benjamin D A Jones to Surluman Sardam, for one hundred ($lOO) dollars. The finder will be suitably rewarded by leaving it at my house. SURLUMAN SARDAM
 salisbury, December. 1876. 3W24
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
SMALL FARM FOR SALE.lI 1

c MALL FARM FOR SALE-Consisting of about O 20 acres of land, with good house and barn,
 situated at South Canaan, Conn.,. it being the late residence of JOHN B. REED, deceased also good house and lot in the village of Canaan. For par ticulars, inquire of J, B. REED,
 1m23* At the Housatonic R, R. office in Canaan.
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DIVIDEND.
sherif's Sale.

NOTICE-Taken byvirtne of an execution,to me IN directed, and will be sold at public vendue the town of Norfolk. twenty-one days after date, which will be on the 5th day Of January, A. D: IS77 at o'clock in the afternoon, to satisfy said described property. to wit: Seventy pounds of Saddler's silk u6 oz). Eighty-nine pounds of yell l0,l.vard spool silk ~ ~--~--' '. -- -..a. 3w24
 Dated at Norfolk. this 18th day of December, 1876. Wm. B. PERRY, Deputy Sher1n
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
Desirable Farm for Sale.

A RARE opportunity is offered to purchase g A farm of about 100 acres situated about 80 rods east of the village of North Canaan Depot, and the junction of the Conn. Western and Hous- gently occupied by Miss Susan Bennett, now de- ceased.
 buildings, running water, 8 shady yard, excellent land for agricultural purposes, portion of which Is sutab ble and be sold for building lots 9and being lncated in the handsomest part of the town of North Canaan, makes 1t one of the most desir- able locations in the county. For further partic' ulars enquire of SAMUEL A. BENNETT,
 c. W. R. R. office, Asylum street,
 40tf Hartford. Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
Visiting Cards.

ENIFTY fine Visiting Cards. eight different 10 colors, only 10 cents. TWENTY-FIVE visit ing cards, and one pack acquaintance cards only
 Canaan Conn Dec Is76 4w24
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
THE SUN.
1877
New York.

The different editions of The Sun during the next year will be the same during the year that has inst passed The daily edition will on week days be a sheet of four pages and Sunday a sheet of eight pages, or b6 broad columns; while the weekly edition will be sheet of eight pages of the same dimensions and character that are already familiar to our friends.
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 The price of the daily Sun will be 55c. month, or $6.50 year post paid, or with the Sunday edi- tion $7.T0 year.
 The Sunday edition alone. eight pages. $1.2o . year post paid.
 The Weekly Sun, eight pages of 56 broad cel- umns, will be furnished during lS77 at the rate of $1 year, post paid.
 The benefit of this large reduction from the pre- vious rate for the Weekly can be enjoyed by indi- vidual persons without the necessity of making up aid in extending circulation, we shall be grate- ful to them, and every such person who sends us ten of more subscribers from one place will be on- titled to copy of the paper for himself without charge. At one dollar a year, post paid, the ex penses of paper and printing are barely repaid . considering the size and quality of it's contents. we confident the people will consider The Sun the cheapest newspaper published anywhere Tn the world, and we trust also one of the very best 6 6m22 Address, THE SUN, N, Y. City.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
grobate Nptifes.

ATA COURT OF PROBATE holden at Sharon A within and for the district of Sharon, on the 9th day of December, A. D., 1876.
 Present, Charles F. Sedgwick. Judge.
 This court doth decree the administrators on the estate of George Chamberlin. late of Sharon in said district deceased, settled as insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estatate of said deceased. to appear if they en at the Probate office in said district on the 2d day of January, 1877, at o'clock m.. to be heard relative to the appointment of commission on public signpost in said town of Sharon, near est to the place where the deceased last 6welt and by advertising the same in 8 newspaper published in North Canaan, Certified from record
 3W9S CHAS, ?. sRDRW1oK, Clerk
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
A Card,
"A Repository of Fashion. Pleasure. ant
 Instruction" HARPER'S BAZAAR illustrated.
Notices of the Press. l

For strictly household matters and dress Harpers Bazaar IS altogether the best thing published. To take It is a matter of economy. No lady can afford to be with out it, for the information 1t gives will save her very much more money than the subscription prlce. besides giving the household an interesting literary visitor. -lChicago Journal.
 HaEper's Bazaar IS profusely illustrated. and contains stories, poems. sketches and essays of most attra ,tIve character, In its literary and artistic features, the Bazar IS unquestionably the best journ al of its kind in the country.-[Saturday Evening Gazette. Boston.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05

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LADIES' Dress Making Rooms.

The undersigned Is now prepared to serve her
 rends and patrons with the latest styles of Dress and Cloak making, for ladies and children, Fitted Patterns, WARRANTED. No charges
 made if not fit Cutting and fitting done at
 short notice. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ladies
 served at their residence by the day or week. Terms reasonable. Work frst-class. Your pa-
 tronage is respectfully solicited Advice gratis by LIBBIE HERMAN, Over Capron's Jewelry Store, 2nd door, 45tf Falls Village, Conn.
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
\. .ost :!

SOMEWHERE in the village of Canaan, on the = evening of Friday, December 18th, lSI6;
 pocket-book containing sum of money. Ine finder win be very liberally rewarded by returning it to F. PEQUIGNEY. Canaan. 2w34'
Connecticut western news., 1877-01-05
Potatoes Wanted ,

xxTANTED-oNE THOUSAND BUSHELS of
 w Potatoes, for which the highest market price vii be paid delivered at my store. Sw24 J. K. SHEPARD, West Norfolk. Dec. 14th, 1876.
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17

mss poAap o. usoUUEOas %
. I asyapIsts. ievysSsy q sil Issls Ssissa.
~ tnssto. am VsssunS y Dass6I1ea q 90
9: -. -, g q: s :ss:S!ly 3 ssa.s1 = se.ss
March .. is7i..M
Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1877-03-17
sxpatss AND .sur spa,ms wAsoms

q hand. Also Farm and Rsad Wagons OF my
own make. The above Wagons guarantee 10
sail - log ~ the same style " Wagons cen h.
parcharred In hscssmrnto Dirty. With thr adj.
tion NJ freight from barssm~nto 10 Carson. !
have also ON hand aud for sslc
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Nermu9lidte 3amberei.

Gin 16werer l%ln9lifsfalI ereisnete
it6 ant 10, gfpp. III &ulm wdbrenp ber
Gprteluns be5 audi III petteren &ret@
fen befanrte1I 3 idenipteler5 uno 3auz
berers q. gpltettt. Oerielbe CAB idpt1
felt mebreren Nbenpen int 5ptel be
&pme Gprlteuunsen III fetner &unit
1tnb pa;u sebBrte ais beipnberes Sra<
pcurfid etn Experiment, pelde5 ct
sepib fdpn unsdbltse Male sesen it6
bat sur Nusfibrun9 brtnsen lai1en,
pos aber biefeS Mal SerbdngntbYpu
fir Jpn werpen iptte, ST CAB etnem
in benz sablret6 Serfammelten publtz
curt anpelenben Stupenten Elm Sc
tpebr nebit YulYer uno Sptbfusel, uttb
bat bas @epebr 9ebIrts su laben urto
auf i'm absufeuern ct pplte bic
&usel aufansen unp ite pann BEN
publtcum auf etnem Seller prdienti<
rem. Dies 9edtebt, 5err gpfetn ccmz
manotrt. Der Stupent feuert los limb
Sener ftirstfpfprt gu Spben nierer.
SIN eriten Nltsenbltfe oadte bas pubz
ltcurn, e6 mii1e pieS fp fem unb APP
~plauotrte auf oaS lebbaftelt tie 6errn
gpitetn. Sebr balb aber pernabm man
bic rE6elnbe Sttmme bes @efallenen
SD bin setrpfen" urb fab audi, wte
Blut aus Der Sette ber 8rut fpB.
Ct mar tptrflt@ setrpfen. 3wet Off
stere i~tirsten ipfort auf bic 8ibne uno
If6aften ben 1nslifltden btnter bic
Gpult0en> 400 aud alsbalo mebrere
Nerste sur 5Ilfe erfdienen. Das
sublrei6e publicum perlteb beflrst ben
Saal. Ct wurre nadtrdeltd mad
benz &ranten> Snfitut ber 8armberstz
gen S6wetern sefdaft unp erit am
19. lit es mS9li6 %9erpproer, bic &u9eI
aus per Ndbe bes &ldsrateS berausz
3uidnetoen. Setn 3uitano iou BE-
forging erresenp fetn. Srsertb peldt
@duIb fam bel bfeiem llnal1dsfau,
Memanpen betseme1en tperben. 6,
lpu lebtslt6 babur9 berbeieeflbrt fem
bae ber Me6antsmus an Dem uttterer
Gnoe bes 2%aoeitpdes, melder betn
5tnetnftcBen in ben 9auf cine &lopp,
bfnet unp in oteie bic &ueel wieoe1
aufnimmt, rteS DIAL ietnen Dtent per,
faete.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

ansefertiet unp NIT farten Giisnbdnz
ben perfeben Elm ginrrtnsen bes
8aNers in bic 6d1er mar pemnad
nabesu Elm AufSien bes 9tftt9en Snz
baltes caeesen gang unmBsltd. 8alp
radbem '6as llnslif entltanben, iparen
sput llfer anpere S6ife CUR SteQe
beraneefpmmen, unb es fpnnte nun
ipfprt NIT Der 26iduns ces beiddpisz
ten OaWpfers an9efan9en perben.
3und6t purbe ber Noum in Der Ndbe
beS 2eds fret9ele9t uno pann nit BEN
@uslaben Der fdweren Sarsfd1er be-
spnnen. DaS S6tf mar balp 70 erz
let6tert baB Elm tteferes Stnfen ntdt
mebr ;1 befirdten mar; paS etnortnz
senbe @a0er purbe mittelS $40
Yumpen bur6 bas ener9tide Irbetten
ppn etpa 60 perfonen ltets pieper entz
fernt. IS pirften jeppd nod 2-3
Sage serseben, ebe bas S6tf fret
miro unb ans ufer pber metterbtt Sc
i6leppt werben fam. Spfprt naG bent
8efanntperpen pes l1n9liidS bat ber
Sursermetl ter spn Benppr, urt ettpatz
gen fdltmmeren Tplsen uprsubeu9en,
bic S%pritdnpe ber sunddt rbetnabz
wdrts lie9enpen Srtidaften BON oer
Gefabr purd Selesramme in &enntntB
sefebt. Sn Gnsers, Neuwteo, 8eiz
bentburm &c. puroe Dfentltd, lp9ar
unter Strafanprubuns> ppr oem Sc
braude bes &betnwaders setparnt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
3heiles. melder fransBGl6 fpre6e urb

Sbeiles, pelder fran;1ii6 fpreGe uno
oenfe, rerleBt. WaS man auf Elm
Grab nieoerlese fei cine aebeiltste
Sa6e unp riirfe ni6t an9etaltet ipere
ben, pesbalb aud ) 1874 oeS ST.
@.zS. iere 8eetntrd6tt9uns Scn
@ratmpnumenten unb 0e9~entdncet
bet Efentli6en gbrerbtetun9 itraft.
Sbne nprberise An;etse piele frpmmet
Srnamente pessunebmen, welde felt
1870 bic 0rdber ber fransbTidert
Sploaten sterten biebe bic @rense oeS
l@eleBes ilberl6reiten. Gtnen et9entz
li6en prptet sesen bic WfaBreSel peS
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Yptirte Der
@emeinperatb nt6t abcr Ct trat
16lieeli6 etnitimmts ben auSftbrlttl7
9en Der 8eianspnf6en Snterpellattpn
Bel, vum bic @inl6e unc Seltrebu11z
gen BET SepBlferun9 f&nosuSeben ano
bic gerwaltuns aufsafldren, iret1ll tie
1i6 taul6e ; 100 fp ptele iptdttAe 6ra<
aen. fir bic Stapt un9elDit bletben let
es beoauerlid, 1pen1 man nod cine
lol6e NriepbpfSfrase erbebe bic ben
petnli6ten GtnprtG auf bic Sesblterz
rn9 berpprbrin9e."
Sablcn, Sn ben Mepiden &teS@
aruben baben Arbetter einen Tspf init
Stlbermiinsen int 8ertbe Spn eint9en
bunpert 6rcS. aus9e9raben. Die @eloz
ltiide trasen bic Sabres;ablen Spn
178O-tS11. Oa bic Nrbetter Spn
ibrem 6unpe bic seieBlide ansetse
ni6t eritatteten, 10 wurpen ptelelben
wesen Tunpunterl6lasuns in Saft
9enpmmer.
@tuerwalo. Gpr &urSem ftno bier
@pbnbduier nit ben oa5u seb6rtsen
Sefpnpmte@ @ebduben pDats nteoersez
brannt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Gin SbreibfImifler.

Gin S6wepe NamenS 2etbipbn
int Sort9en Sabre Elm pOrtrait
&Bnt9 S6far'S auSeeflbrt, bos aus
mttrOifpptid fleinen Su6faben,
s~ufammen ldn9ere uno f~irsere Nusz
sii9e aus Der 8tbel btlbenb, beltebt.
SeBt bat er Elm dbnltdes Yprtratt bes
&atierS @tlbelm aus9efIbrt pel6es
ct nddtens In Berlin auSsuitellen 9ez
benft. Das redte Nuse beltebt aus
a%uSerwdblten Serien aus ben Yialmett
OaStp's, baS ltnfe aus Serlen aus ben
Sprl6en Salpmpnis, Dem 8lt6 cer
Yrebtser unp BEN 5pbenltepe. Der
&ppf beitebt aus Dem 9ansen Su9e
pes Dreotsers Salpmonts> pern 6pbenz
ltece uto 5pet pialmen Oaptp'S. Das
5aar bestnnt nit etnem Gerfe aus
bem 5pbenltepe. Die Uniform 1T aus
Spriden SalpmpntS unp Dem prpz
pbeten Daniel suiammen9elebt. Der
Name be5 &atier5 fdlteBltd beltebt aus
etnem bebrdtiden @ebet fit oasi fat
ferlt@e 5aus uno swet pialmen Daz
Ytp'6.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
Gin fcbDmes. MifrpifOp fiji,
nur tpeniae Sents.

Gin gut eearbettetes, wtrf1i6es Nifrc~
ifpp-fein Stid4en seepfenes Glas in
etnem 9apter<pber Netalirtns, pbcr tn
elmer &6bre-lpnbern etneS nit rreifahen
2infen, Dtopbrd9md, Stanb &C., 1T nt6t
a1etn nlbli6 fir jebe Sami1ie, f~pnbern
aud bS@f tnterefaut. Solde Snfrunente
tparen btsber gu fcfiptelts fir bas 9ub1ie
fum I'M &a9emetnen.-Den 9eraussebern
bes uImertfarifden &srteulturif" lit es,
In gerbtnbuns nit elmer @efe1i6aft sur
Anfertisuns pptifder Snitrumente, na6
Yielen gerfu6en selursen, etn ptrflt6es
@tfrpIfcp NIT bret suten 2infen, @tanb &c.
bersufeuen, tpel6es ~r1ittelt neu erfunberer
Maf4tnen unb 5abrtfatton int @rpben
Ytel bt1iser seltefert tperben fann, ais bte8
bisber mo9lt4 war. @iferl9aftlt4e Ndrs
rer unb &nbere ertldren, bab es entI6teben
pcrslsli&er 1T, ais treenb etnes, tpel6es
btsber $3.50 fpfete; bteles nirb fur muir
$3.50 perfauft. Gber etnes berfelben fanr
ieber &bpnnert bes ,IneritartI6en Msrt+
eulturtft" erbalten, trent CT benz Sublertp>
ttpnsprets nur 40 Gents btn3ufu9t-b. +.
bas Spurnal ptrb Elm Sabr lang pprtpfret
s%eltefert unb bas $3.50 Mtlfrplfpp basu,
fur nun $500. @enn es fret an ben Be-
fte1er in ireeno etnert Sbetle bes Qanbes
9eldngen fp1, iinb tpeitere Is Gents bet,u@
flsen. Cine %poufdnbtse Seihretbuns uub
a1e Gtn;elnbetten fann Elm Sober erbalten,
Der auf ether 9Dffarte letne Gbrefe an bic
Srarse Subj Company. @ew yorf, ein-
fhtdt; pber, nod befer, mani fenbe 10
Gents (ber ba1be 9rets) fir cine pprtcfreie
9rcbenummer bes Sournals, tpe19e etne
%ponfdnbtse Sei6retbuns bes MtfrpIfpps
unb auberbem Ste1en nlbli6en 2e1efpE TO
tpte Sablrei6e SGufrattpnen &C., bic bel
@ettem mebr ais bic Soften mertb iinb,
enttdlt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

Gintrttts9ebiibr.- S 500
1lnterrt6t unb 8ef6ftsuns per Sele
itpn BON S Wpndter- 5000
Muiif uno @ebrau6 Der Snfrue
mente per Sefipr.---------- 1900
8enusuns bes 9tanps, per @elfrn 500
Ordinations @ebibr. 500
llnterrt6t int Malen per Seltpn-- 1000
Wai6en unb S1tden.- 700
Serten;ett, penn TN College 5use~
braht. 5000
Oas Sdu1selb &c. mut ~untfttsst ON anfanse elmer
ieben sefFpn srrausbesatlt rsrten. DisisnissH. fe
ttefer Setinsurs Mot entfsre&en, hbsr 10 grrsent
SrtereHen ;u jatlsn.
I'm Ndteres a~hreIire man
RHr. Rev. ALExIus EDELBRoCK, ABBOT,
st. Joseph, Stearns Co., MINI.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22

81 bieb eS rprise 8p&e lit ben
3eitunaen Oeutidlanos. 5ierauf erz
iudte bic ppltsetpirettipn in a5ln bic
bort erl6etnenoen 3ettunsen TIN bic
@erSfentli6uns cer fplsenpen Nptfs !:
Sci M%dbl9ofen, Slreermeilteret
Senbprf, &rets GcblenS 1T eefern
Ma&mittas auf Dem &beinlrome Elm
0ompfidtH nit 700 Gentner auenif
seiunfen."
Dasu stbt bic &6lnif9e 3ettuns
fplsenoe Grfldruns: Der spn Mntz
rperpen mad M%onnbeim betimmte
S9raubenpampfer Sdelce uno Nbiin,
Elm sroeeS prd6tise6 S6iT, bate an,
Montas Morsen s ubr auf Der 6abrt
pas unsliid, wabrf9einli6 in Tolae
pes nieortsen 8a0eritanbes, BET Dem
Oorfe Miblbpfen in Der Ndbe Der
Station Gn9ers init Der Sdraube auf
ben feliisen @runp aufsutoeen, mo-
bur6 bas S6tf auf bic Seite eeppr=
fen unp am Wetterf dbren oerbtnoert
muroe. Our6 ben Stpf mar on BET
Sreitleite Elm 2ed enttanpen UNI
S@if unb 2acun9 wiirpe raid eefunz
fen ietn, penn nt6t iOfOrt tbatfrdftiet
5ulfe sur Stele Se,peien mare. Dit
2aouns pes SAifes beltanO na6 Nus=
meis Der 3pupaptere baupfd6lid aus
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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1877-12-22
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