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STRAYED,

~ L the ist Of June last. dark
brown or blackish Yearlinlg
SHakn.p STEER, head rather black,
horns rather stand up--bad the end OF the
right ear cut of, and slit in the end of the
same, and slit under the left ear. Whoever
willgive information by mail or otherwise
shall be literally rewarded.
SHELDON BARBER.
J5rriupton, Oet IL. 1871. #2O
Al Court Of Probate holden at Winchester,
piihin and Jor the District IF Winchester, on
The 9Th day Of October, A. ID. 1871:
Present, Gideon Hall, .Jr., Esq. Judge. p
VTHIS Court doth direct the administrator
l. of PINNEY NORTH, late OF Colebrook, in
said district, deceased, represented to be in
solvent, 10 give notice to all persons Interest,"
ed in the estate Of said deceased. to appear
(if they see ca,ise) before the Court OF Pro-
bate, 10 be holden at the Probate Office in
said district, on the 30ih day Of October. inst.
at 2 o'clock p. NJ, to be heard relative to the
appointment OF commissioners on said es-
tate, by posting said order Of notice on q pub
lie signpost in said town of COlebrook, near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt,
and by advertising the same in newspaper
published in Litchtield.
Certified from record.
20 GIDEON HALL, jr. Judge.
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District Of Waterfoapn, s..
Probate Court. Oetober is. l641

Y
Probate Court, October IS, l641:
TSTATE of AUsUsTUs o. BUEL, late of
u WATERFOWL, deceased. The administra.
tors represent the estate ihsolvent, and pray
the appointment OF Commissioners thereon
ordered, that Commissioners to receive and
examine the claims of the creditors of said
estate be appointed at the probate Office in
WatertowB, on the LIST day Of Nov'r, 1871, at
0 O'Clock in the forenoon !; of which all per.
sons in interest will take notice, and appear,
if they see cause, and be heard thereon.
-s ~ t Attest,
81 HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge
AtG Court Of Probate holden at Lifchfed Nth
IN and for the District of Litchfeid, ON The
l4th day Of October, A. u. 1871:
Present, Ralph G. Cansp. Esq. Judge.
~ N inoiion Of the administrator on the es-
~ tate of ELISHA GLOVER, late of Warren,
deceased, this Court doth appoint the 4th day
of November next, at 10 O'Clock in the fore
noon. ut the probate Office in Liichfield. for
the hearing. allowance aRd settlement Of the
administration account on said estate and
doth direct said administrator to give public
notice to all interested in said estate TO ap-
pear (if they see cause) before this court. at
said time and place, to be heard therein, by
posting copy Of this order on a public sign
post in said town of Warren nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt, and by pub
fishing like copy in newspaper printed in
Litchiield. Certified from Record.
81 FRANCIS BACON, Clerk.
wnR-R. Twae KSnR~
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Litchfield Academv.

TNIIE winter term of 90 weeks will COM.
- mence on Monday Nov. LIST, Tuition in
English branches, SO, SO So and 81; in the
languages, SIS per quarter of IL weeks; con-.
tingencies SO cents for the term. Board, in
the family Of the Principal, washing inclu-
dcd, 80 per week As it is the determine
tion of the Principal to teach for the benefit
of those only 'oho 'oish to learn, both parents
and pupils may rest assured that no others
will be allowed to remain long in school,
New clnsses will be formed the first week in
December for the accommodation of those
who wish 10 attend only four months and
to prevent the confusion occasioned by alb
scnces, pupils will be expected to be present
from the time they enter to the close of the
term, and will be charged accordingly.
Many of the books used will be rented to-
the pupils, ifthey wish, for trifling sum, or
will be furnished at less than common pri-
ces. J. CATLIN, Principal.
Litchfeld, Oct. 7, 1s4l. 10
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Norfolk Academy.
TIVE Winter Term Of this Institution will
l. commence on Monday. Nov. 18th.
TUITION PER QUARTER. ~
In the common English branches, $500
higher do. do. 400
ancient Languages apd French, 500
Bonrd. with washing. in good families, from
$3.50 to l,75 per week. .'.
All Lectures, &c. are gratuitous.
r JOHN F. NoRToN, Principal.
Norfolk, Oct. 20, 164l. IL
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COLLECTORS Notice.

THE residents and non residents of the
Il town Of Harwinton who are liable by
law to pay n state tax made out on the levy
of 1910, and residents and non-residenfs on
the west part of the town who are Liable by
law to pay a town tax maze out on said levy,
are hereby notified thatI will meet them al
the house of John ScoviIl, on Saturday the
9th of November, between the hours of and
es. Ali persons who have not paid said tax
es. negl ,cting this opportunity, must expect
TO pay the lees the law allows.
B. B. Afford, Collector.
Harvinton, Oct. l6, lS4l. sa. s *2l
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Young Ladies' Seminary,

DANBURYy CONN.
DEV. J. w. g. Mrs. Rs'll IRWIN, Prin-
II cipals, and teachers of Classics, Mathe-
maiics, and English breaches.
" An accomplished andssxperienced teacher
of Music and French has been procured from
Boston, Mass, and persons well qualified to
gye S,Hs d DoTS ss ae E
pupils all those qualifications which will fit
them 10 act well their part on life's busy
scene. 1.-THE next term will commence on
Monday, Nov. LIST. @
Danbury, Oct. 20. l641. aa 81
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NOTICE.


VvHE Judge ofthe Court of Probate for the
Distrc: of Woodbury. has limited and
allowed six months from. the date hereof, for
the creditors to the estate of HORACE WHEEL
Err, late Of Woodbury., in said district, deceas-
ed, represented insolvent, IN which TO exhib-
it their claims thereto; and hns appointed
Phneas 8. Bradley and Thomas Bulb com.
missioners to receive and examipe said
claims. Certified by ~
. .r.. THOMAS BeIL, Clerk.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late residence of said deceased in
said Woodbury., ON the first Tuesdays of De-
ccmber and April next, ut one O'Clock in the
afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur.
pose OF attending on the business Of said ap-
pointment.
P Ra,ssas s 8; BRADLEY comm'..
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
quested to make immediate payment 10
ADRIAN WARD, E~,-s.a
Woodbury., Oct. l, 1871. 400
AT a Courl Of Probate holden at Ner. Milford,
spistin and for the district of Nep- Milford, on
The Oh day Of October, ls4i: -.
Present, Nathaniel Perry. Esq. Judge.
TSTATE of WALTER BoofE, late Of sai
II Ne,v-Miiford, deceased. The executors
represent the estate insolvent, and pray the
appointment Of Commissioners thereon go
whereupon, ordered, that Commissioners TO
receive, examine and adjust the claims the
creditors Of said estate be appointed At the
probate office in said New. Milford, on the
18th day Of October, 164l. at o o'clock in the
forenoon and that all persons interested in
said estate may be notified thereof, the exc
cutors will cause this order TO he published
in "A newspaper printed in Litchfield. and post
copy thereof on the public signpost nearest
| the place where the deceased last dwelt in
said New-Milf0rd. A true copy Of record.
| 20 NATHANIEL PHERx. Judge.
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Eorringford Academy.

Eorringford Academy.
THE Academy in Torringford will COM
Il n,ence its winter term on Tuesday Both
Nov'r next, under the care of competent
teacher. From the high reputation of this
school, the trustees flalter themselves that it
will be literally patronized. Tuition for
common branches $3,5O-for Algebra and
Languages 400. Board can be had in good
families at 1928 per week.
RoDER1cK B1ssELL, Sec'ry.
Torringtord, Oct. 20, lS4l. y *2l
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NNIlE Court of Probate for the District of
a Woodbury. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof forthe creditors
TO the estate of GEoRcE GRAHAM, late of Rox-
bury, deceased, to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attcsted, within said
time, will be debarrel recovery. All per-
sons indebted 10 said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
ID. e. B. EASTMAN, Admir-.
RoeJury, Oct. 6, 1871. 81
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COLDS PATENT LAMP.

We have had in use ior two or three weeks the new
lamp. invented, with the composition to burn IN T. by
Mr.. Stephen J. Gold, of Cornwall. in ibis State. The
Invention, if we are not mistaken. will prove very
important public benefit. These lamps fill the room
with a beautiful. pure light. more like that Of day
than any other lnmp.lieM we have ever seen. II
docs this at less than half the expense Of inferior
light from common oil. 1t has been estimated that
SIS 900 would be saved in the city Of Hartford alone
in single year bv the use Of these anps The COM
position burned in them is not explosive, in
fammable as to he more dangerous than common oil.
They have one advantage for offices and stores in
specl to safety; they throw strong light into the
remote parts Of the room, and render the use Of a
hand lamp lees necessary.
The superiority Of these lamps was shown in n
striking manner by con,ras, at the recent horticun
raj fair in Hartford We UNDERSTAND that the proPr.
etors of the Astor House in New York, have exIin.
eushed their gas lights and adopted these in their
plnce.-Connecticut Observer
Several Of these lamps are in use in this village,
and are much admired and approved.-L Enql
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NOTICE.
TIME Court of Probate for the District Of
IL Litchfield hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
to the estate of BENJAMIN PHELPS, late Of
Lilchfeld, deceased, to exhibit their claims
tor settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will he debarred u recovery. All per-
sons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment to s.-
50 SYLVESTER SPENCER, Executor.
Litchfeld, Oct. IL, lS4l. 20
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Maryland Eleciion-Much as we may, for the
sake ofthe principles involved, regret the loss Of this
election by the Wings, consider it the sure pre-
sage Of hereafter to the Wing cause in Ma.
ryland as well as in other States in which the pres
ent year witnesses Wing defeats. The Wing party.
gaining strength by their fall. viii! be found exhibit
ing in the next year an energy in strong contrast
with their present supineness. Recovering from the
depressing effects OF the occurrences at the seat OF
General Government, appealing with just pride to
the bene6cent measures accomplished at the late
session Of Congress, notwithstanding these occurren-
ces, they will rally in their strength and teach their
adversares next year, as they did year ago. what
power there is in the union Of vuous purposes with
firm resolves-National InteLigencer.
Il will be seen that the majority Of the Locnioc0
Governor in Maryland now is barely more than three
wears ago. Maryland twists about a little at odd
iimes but she s always straight as looms leg when
il comes 10 Presidential eOn,est-lN r. ITibHne
Election Quarreis.-The Macon, Ga: Messenger
states that young man 10y the nagse OF broach was
shot through he head iie day Of election IN Gin
ton. by NJ. Pierce, and Immediately killed. An
other man. named White, who was struck over the
head with stick, about the same time, has since
died. ~ les
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Goshen Academy.

TINE winter term of this institution wifi
commence on Wednesday the 20rii,of
The present month.
TERMS FER QUARTER.
Common English studies, $500
Higher do. do. 400
Languages, 500
Contingencies, NOT to exceed so cents.
Board has heretofore been from $3.50 to
IT'S per week.
The Academy is furnished with valuable
collection of minerals, and with chemical,
philosophical and astronomical apparatus SUI:
Perlor to what are usually found in such in
stItutIons. E. G. SMITH, Principal.
Goshen, Oct. I3, 1871. %
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In South Farms; on the 9TH inst BY the Rev. y y
Parmelee. Mr. Ferdinand Beehe. Of East Bloomfield
N. Y. 70 Miss Amelia A. Marsh. daughter OF MI
Horace Marsh: on the 9th, Mr.. Elijah W: Garnsey,
10 Miss Ann Eliza Goodwin. daughter OF Capt Eras-
In HaIwinton, on the ID inst Gen. Joseph New.
man, Of Mansfield, Ohio. to Miss Ann ID. Caiin' Of
In Ellsworth. Mr.. Lucius Hotchkiss to Miss Sarah
In New Milford, Mr.. Myrou Bennett to Miss Mary
Ssuar,--Mr James E. Wells 10 Miss Alvina Stone
also. Gaius Mallory, ESQ: 10 Miss Sarah mana Us
horn-Mr. John Hungerford. Of Sherman. to MISS
Lydia Kingsley.
In this town. on the 18th instant, MI Eber Peters
In ,lis town. on The 10th instant. Levi Cs,Iin, ESQ.,
In south Farms, on the 9th inst, Mary L. Parree.
adopted daughter Of Mr.. Joseph w. Mason, aged >
In New Orleans. on the ID inst. of yellow fever. MI
William Porter, aged 32-foEmeTiy Of this town. -
In East Avon. N. Y. on the 18th Of August, MIR
Stephen Sanford, aged 62-foTmerly Of this town.
In WATERFOWL, on the 9Th inst, MIR. Augustus o.
Buel. eyed 3e-sOn Of MIR. Obed Buel. Of this town;
Il IL remarkable that Mr.. g. and the gentleman with
whom he served bis apprenticeship, c. G. Bennett. o
thia village were buried on the same day.
In Goshen, on the l4rh inst. Weston Jenkins, only
child 81 Rev. John F. Norton, Of Norfolk. aged IA
months. a.,
Abijah Catlin, Esq.
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Wolcottville Acaderov,

Wolcottville Academy.
TNHe winter term of this Institution will
L. commence on Monday, Nov. LIST, under
the tuition of the former instructor, Mr. HEM.
RY NORT0N, to continue four or five months.
.... TERMS, PER QUARTER.
Common English Branches, $500
Higher English branches, 400
WoLc0tUiI1e, Sept 20. 6*l7
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We like the spirit Of the following article from the
New. Haven Palladium well, that we transfer IT to
our columns right kers:-
Il is quite amusing to see how the locofocos dispose
Of the wing party about these days. We confess
some revevses lately; bat what Of that? They are
not alsgehet unexpected. AND the wings we believe
have never yet been driven at one time from "'netee"
Of the States of this Union which 10 more than the 10
eos can say. Yet this same loco fOcO party that, &C.
corlfng to tho admissions Of many Of its members,
was almost annihilated within year by the infiu-
eucs Of hard cider, coon skins, and log cabins
CHOSE log cabins ia which GrgGmsns were used A.
they say)-this loco foco party thus overhrown,
10 now staggering like drunken trooper, because it
has received new and temporary impulse from
state Of things which has depressing though equally
temporary effect upon the wings. II boasts thai,
wbegery 10 blown. evapora,ed. annhilated scatter
ed, trqddsn down, gone and almost forgotten! We
repeat that is amusing to see into what ne parti-
cles these lokey Editors have disposed ofus But we
say tqthem, whggery lie not done ye'-not quite. II
it can whip the locos In ninsiee" Stases' with coon
skins and mentally and physically insoxica'e them
with hard cider it WILL soon as il has taken breath.
and found eui what Captain TyIer" will do. or wont
do DO soon itself again. and both ready anc able 70
pus lGkey fokeysm on its back again. and that will
be- We opne. before said okey fokeyism has recover
ed from it, recent prOsiratOn. ~.ar r.,r.
Gen. W4EFIEID Scorr was nominated for President
BY Public meeting at Lancaster. Pa on the l2h'-
Han. T. H. RprrQves and Samuel Park. ESQ. Parsicl
pated. gtHe e.-.-
Hon. Joux MuRRax. fOsmerly Governor Of AIaba'
ma, and Representative in CpngEess died as his resi-
dencs in Clark County. tAia The gle ult7 in the
sch year Of his age -EsIrs's. sa.t...
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
DvCToRAL H6NEY OF LiyERwoRF.-

Noa1l'. Pec,ora Honey Of Liyer=ort, prepared
-, hv J.epb HOW'LL IN the ci,y OF Newf crs. i the
onl: I'D tn., .ficsr,ous remedy for Cou-hs Colds
lt.,na. Whoopinr Cough and all affections Of the Heart
spI Lung, leading eOnsGmptas
/, Is sold a,the low price OF t-o sni'g- per ooIie.
rar ale wholesale and retsil al the ong al Depot
:. uf,ou. cor Catherine. and retae BY H. v Bush 6l
sIr =, Aaros Gilbert, Ii0 FGiton and - Bowery; Jas
II ua-t as Broadway Of Chanber- street; and -
- cor Of North Moore It; ~. H. Duseuberry,
", G-ecawieh Conn. and Ee;ailed by Druggists IN
every CRY the U=ioa
q Y. .re that each outside wrapper bears he -i-na
-. g meOd
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
DIR GOO D s.
nsU9Es. uUFFs: MUEE~: AT "

IsEEEs, lllsSFS. HECEES. AT WAT
I'VE SONS, iJi Chuham 81 and ~ bo"f ry.- re- su'-
scrhcr INF rms the ajcs Of Newiork AID vicinity that
he mas sow On hand very rich aud elegant assortment
If Lynx and other Fur iiufs, at prices redtce" iH -
per cent. from any previous y'a' e ea'hts'y socis
call b. fore purca.ing and assures those no favor nm
th,y nall Hst he disapp IEted Fur irmAngs oi all
kinds aud Fur repaired at hort notice.
o2G I'm WATSON. I54 Chatham 81 and l6j BoTery.
STs;,y rXs.s4 0Ds.-ALFItED SMITH,
Y ucrch,u; T .ior No. l}6 Futon-st. would invite M
(,c.l. and the puhic call and examine ms stock OF
ne " Fall Goods fCloth Cas-ere aud Yes
lng suited the fail trade Gen;leaen leaving their
.r ,na; rely upon their being fulfilled IN tbc
facory manner. FERNS moichteCs delivery s. If
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, &C.
ISNEs ~ MARCY. lOl Bo.sry, wish To inform
y those who about purchasing Carpct' that lhey
Offering aud handsome assortment nj the following
low pnces consisting IN part, of
10000 yds usss md common Ingram, from j. G 10 Il Cd
5000 fine snd extra fine do 4Glo5G
T. 900 superhne, hIud-oi<a patterns ; 0iOGG
S,0J0 double ,usiriine patterns English to :
G,n0 Three Ply, rich coors 10 o to l.
ZOO " A, -, 6-I O Cloth 3Gioj0
Also heavy EnsIi,h aud american Floor Oil Cloths
double white ground. is - -.
Together wh great variety OF Drur.ctS, Hearth Rug,
Door Mats Table and Piano Covers star Rods Wn-
dow Shles. &c. &t, ali winch sill be sold from - Ia "A
per cent cheaper than can be puo oied any where else
in the city. JONES Y MARCY, l0l gowery,
Middle Carpet Store between Hester aud Grundsree,,.
on. /.
5hNE PttsCE STOsE-Centcinen wishing
~ purchase good cheap Clothing would do well to call
II, 1874 Chatham street, where they can nd garments at
the following prices
CIoh Costs 81 to $40; Cloth Jackets 81 to s.; Suti-
uet Pants ST rs to 81, 10 Cloth Pants 81 TO $3.50
oil 3m JACOB COGSWELL.
G1pfEAp CARPET sTOHE.-The subscri-
u bcr offers for sale and splendid assortment Of
3ply Brussc fine and supcrfnc Ingram Carprung' Oil
Cloth, Rugs, Mats, Mrt,ing, with all other articles con-
ncccd with the business, cheaper hnn can be bought at any
Other store in the city Persons from the country city
uI 10 idpcO
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
4. pow s...I ~ cos. tsNH.

= E--~- p FOR NkWBui>GH, LANDING At
.-,Er.Se,e--s,44 ChLuH ELLIS, " EST TPUlNr&ColD
-2asssaa1H7'Se~ SPRINGS The steamboat ill'liLAH
DER Captain ko5es, Wardrop will leave the foot Of
tnrrer-,t,cet NewY.rk every Monday, Thursday, and
Saturday sfteruoon. a; O'Clock.
Kcu,ruras, the HIGHLANDER will leave Newburgh
avery Monday i.lorniGg 6 o'clock and Tuesday aud
Friday afternoon NJ o'ciocs.
Fo5 freight passage, apply the Captain board
n. Rhi baggage, snJ freight OF every description and
,- o. specie IN, board this boat ho the risk
of tho owner. thereof unlcSs bill of lang recepti.
,icned for the same iy29
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05


I LIVER COMPLAINT 4 y "A renaf habie
ctr--Rey l.alah tioo!*sil, Of Louisville, c1se TO Ne%
York lat jane for hens6, Of his health beng unsbe
TO preach IN con.equeuce of severe cough paia IN Nj
SIDE and raising blood H. bad be roa5led wi,h these
:, Distom. for be than year lie obt.ined Two
totir. of pr Aliens B-lsa OF Horahound. Liyer~oFt
and P!cnrisy Root. IL three week tmr his cousa pain
IN tho side and raising blood were enti'ey removed aAa
nc b,, returned 20 hi. home restored 10 perfect he1h
Rev. ISAIAH GOODWILL.
HACKING COUGH i never traias tong. II
i eud IA consumption yoa take d. Allen Bal
am Do -; thi-S bec1use II ) aacSIns cuusn thsi
nj a., suv ihEg viii cure It. Try Dr. Aliens Baisan-
Rc,.e,er vour hfe j, al stake osk out Tor limitations
raI>INf; 81. ~ JD-Dr. Alien, Baisam riil cure
,bis d,rsd ul disease. f. hsaing 10 the angs
maj = requires bat few dose to stop al bleeding IL
,Io alsy the cough, and makes cEe breathe perfectly
PAIN IN THE BREAST have been cured Of
u by p. All-n'- Ba.Sau. Let others ;ry II
"A. I.ccEyyooo. cor Spriae and VarieNs
SOLD bv + VI. Grion of Bowe-y aai "IaHl-s''
DIR w adsvorth. Providence. General depot ana ioe
ale Office At William A. Tylers, = Barclay NeN
Nork
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
I~e,~. q FDss tysEssJts-s

-e''sss'sc's9-s boat OSIRIS Capt !. T. A!lairo, WI
conincnce running on Saturday September 2jia fol-
ow.-s-vc Fulton Market slip East River every Sat
urday 1T ~ o'clock, a. NJ. Tue. day, Wednesday, and
FrIny "eloc. A. III.
Returning leave Rcd Bank every Monday morning. at
10 O'clock A. ". Tuesday, WedEcst,y and Friday,
IT half .a-I - O'Clock, +. NJ.
'rhe noa nil rua as 2bovo until farther notice.
i-a:Ion n-d vnatler permitting. 80 I'm
New-York tribune., 1841-11-05
lgrnry for Paving Taxes on Land
IN TnE WESTERN STATE

II TlIE WESTEKN ; II Tt0
At No. So Merchants Exc hang O.
UGa-st., Ncc York
X l.. LITTLE.
Rercrcncc>-Messr. Shipman e kyrc>, Abilrh fl>'er
Ess Samuel Hia-sh. Esq. Ne, >"k; EdNurd e. Della
van t,q Saratoga Co- lietvcy Sanford h,P. Ne" iia-
ven Con; Az ~ ke ~. Providence, XII, Geo w H.
t;nrtlnn. rnst Mnstrr, Boston. o. I'm