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IN PRESS, ,,x,, Doll
ESSAYS Of HUMAN RIGHTS A Sp ! urs,srr
r. TlCAL GUARANTEES By ttisaA = =. - ~ ~
Counsellor e. Law o. re City q Ne~-i ofA ~ Z
July. IN ne,i mo gouue- l;s severn '-'f-
the following iopic-.
l. THE OsisIS or HrNiS RiSHTs;
IL IHE IRut svScTio> o. OovtksssSi
Ill IHE C0SsTirrTf0> ~ OovssSrtSI ..,-,....
wv CoSsrfrtriox,t LIMITATIONS AND PEohiBIrioSs;
VI THE ELECTIVE FE,ScHiss; - ,
VII. RIGHTS ENsSsIIss FKoN rHt SiS''Ni' 'O
AffEcTiOss
Will THI RIGHTS % Nost>; ~, D..
* The RsSHT o. PsoFEsTY AND IFS MoN'l hA-'
x ISIrLLEcTuAL PROPERTY.
The vors WI De- printed on : isI Az az ;{rfp,ru
els Tribune Buildings ny
PRICE ONLY TWELVE AND HALF CENTS.
TIE klchen Directory ard American h91s-Nli--
Containing tie mosl v-iIaoe and orginA- heeslp,s
n 81 The variou- branche. Of COOKERY together WIZ
collection Of Misreaneou. Receipts and Directions ke
alive 70 HOgsewiierr A-O. tAe whole AT oi alF4Is ~
us,raiei with Sixteen Engraving. Pree II cents or
jesSo. MAhk H. NEWMAN Publisher. le9 Broadway.
wILLIAMs's ANNUAL REGISTER:
WILLIAMS NETWORK ANNUAL REGISTER foh
w 1ei5-Beng he Tenth year OF 2asfsiion. coz at
ca sad e,her Information repecins M sas ~, o. Ss Ola
and the -iiea sAsi s, z '..9 c .g.STs o. -
Among Other stA,srrs the present year Is new List Of
the Po--ohees IN OBJ. siaie over 90 IN num9er WIN ~.
from New YORK being iv-n COR h- rs ume N an!
publication Also Synopsis Of tie New Po-Oihee LAY"
pdftcA4A INFORMATION Ntlnis ien.'n
Insurance Companies and SAVINGS BANKS, Al Aptseucs
Arr. cement ofhe L. :. TAf new and Unlicensed
pan Ac ac Fos .s.e bv TURNER a HAYDEN,
je2l No. 10 JOnn-.L near Broadway.
WIsCONsIN-A TYPOGRAPHICAL AND IOrO
w GRAPHICAL DESCRIPTION OF WISCONSIN
with brief Sketch Of u. History, Geology. Mneraosy'
Soil. Productions Government. &c &c accompanied y
Sectional Mp, exhibiting the townships and ranees rof
sale by HUNTINGTON ( SAVAGE. ZIG Pear.-st l-l9yos
THE UNITED STATES DI-PEN-ATORl. -
i Wood Bachc. United states Dspenssiory-new eii'
,ion for sale by HUNTINGTON 4 SAVAGE,
ieiavps ge Pearl-st
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saIes nj the rtock Exchange. ...JULY 10.
MARINE JOURNAL.
PORT OF NETWORK. .....JULY Is.
CLEARED

tLkAktD.
eb;, Rhode Island Washburn. New Orleans, Durham
Dimon.
Bark Madeira Rich. Malaga J Taylor.
Bres Rowland Coombs Boudownham. ElweA g. Co.
Rsoost Bruce Hall Bsyc llond, Amanda, King Neu-
yiras Bret, & Vose Moses Buckley. Charleston, Geo
Bulkley. ia.
schrs Arethusa Encas llsrbor Island Bell Jones, IN
1sbeth City NC Compliance, Nelly, Boston Harriet
Taunton. -
ARRIVED.
Bark Meteor Jenney IL days from Barbados, VIA
Turks Island, salt, 10 master.
Bridyton Gray 81 days from ST Catharncs, SA sperm
oil Schmidt a. Balchen.
schr Comet Chase. days from Plymouth. NC, corn
and lumber TO Mr. Malard.
Scbr MYERS Fowler, days from Ocracoke, NC, naval
s.eres TO Woodruff & Minum.
Schr Two Brothers Richardson. days from Wash
ington NC naval stores. 10 Ssml Mitchell.
Bchr sea- Beard Is days from Black River, JAM rum
loswood &c to Howsnd Aspinwsl
Br schr Release, Shears. days from Bermuda in bal
last to q g. J Laurie.
schr Alexander. Robinson, Is days from Calais Me
humber TO master.
Schr Red Rover FIN Albany. produce bound to Boston
schr sarsh Jane, Richards, days from Richmond
coal. TO master.
schr Lady Lake, Lamkin 3 days from James River
wood
schr Gen Harrison, Allen. from Indian River, wood
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-U-- MOR>I>G LINE Ar ,OCLOtK

xU-~ NlOK>t>G LINE At 7OCLOtk
GazAS' sz---iS-FOr Albany aud Troy, and in'rfnsdiH
places The lo~ -pressuTe siramb0a thof,
CAM, A Gorham VIII leave Newly OK from Pier al NJ
foot of barcaystrc-i at O'Clock A. N. every ru.sds.
THURSDAY and Saturday. Returning VIII leave Troy ~
O'Clock X NJ and Albany at O'Clock A. NJ. every Monday
Wednesday m Friday. ,- -
CV For passage or freight apply on board the boas,
10 b Hall ut the Office the wharf, foot Of BacayM
The low. pressure steamboat ALBANY leaves Newton
at = o'clock, A. NJ Monday "Wednesday and Friday
Returning. viii leave Troy 10 o'clock A. NJ and Aony
al O'Clock A. NJ every say, Thursdsy and saturday
For passage freight, apply on board he boAs .'
B Hall Al the Office m. wharf. foot II Barclays ~
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:. NUVICE---A BAkt.AIN..--A COUNTRY

-. NUilt E---A bAkt.A1N.---A COZ NThh
SEAT AND FARM FOR SALE-near the village OF
- somerville Somerset Co. New Jersey. said Farm
consists OF 70 of Land . Of which Wood Tn
Buildings sre all NEW and built within two years-Houss
and Barn both by days and OF the best MATERIAL
The House built the COTTAGE STYLE - by 81 feet 'front.'
M through centre paors finished with marble manies
piazza front and II feet down each side-ogeher
with Observatory top of said House, Two story Ac
IN In the rear and Cellar under the whole Of the main build
ng with Pante and all Jagged through in the best manner
The Barn 90 feet long and pante white Carnage House
lee House, Also variety OF FRUIT VI al de-
.cnpuons-lOgetAer with quantity OF shrubbery.
The premises lie within four hundred yards ofhe Country
seat and about quarter of mile of the Railroad The
pace u about tw hours and ffrom the City. For far
her particulars inquire Of the subscriber and proprietor ofihe
NATIONAL HOTEL, No. CORTLAND St, New fork
m1lu CHA5. WfkOFF
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JOHN CRAWFORD, and Administrators.
ayie iawsm JOSIAH II. APPLEGArE.b

HARLEM ~TAGE-.-From =
800 "A Chathaulst 20 frrieB |or 10 cents, 70 fpfs
1@ErsxSb uiAe for oeRfS, starting each way every
~ minutes from A. NJ ,o8 r VI. with stage each way
ugP NJ and up from Boweryl al n Z VI. THIS i the
cheapest siage-rdng in the world and citizens VIII ma
ride 10 Hallem pleasant and heahnL Fare on sundays
l2t cents for any distance Good stages and Wiling hor"s
jelfuy j. MUkfhf. % chaihaih-sI
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GREENWICH POTTERY,
No ~ Wk>T EIOHTkENIH->I Sc" een Ninth arc
TENN A-efue..-rns attention o. ue pl1c = ca I'd 70
he numerous srrci-. rAnufacured a. his Establishment
consisting n part Of .le following w
Stone Ware. Earth-n Ware.
Portable furrsrrs Flower Pos,
Beer Jugs Oven Tie,
Chimney Tor. Green House do,
SlOv- brck BAGS and Janl5s for grafrs
Fire Bncx. FIR Cement and Clay. &c
As LIS ESTABLISHMENT Il The only one of TIE kind
n NE cry Were ALL soov- srices are MANUFACTURED
ard soc, peaeTs respectfully Invited 70 call and ry
viii BE supplied Ciaay<- AID on B 1rvu than Be had
IN The cy. 5000 PORTABLE FURNACES nov &C hand
s.s a WASHINGTON sNrH
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Attorney. lor AIiacl-ng Credlior..

DN pKDEK oi Charles 4. Day, an Associate Jalec o,
ID he Count of Common Pleas, n and Tor The cry ana
County OF New NorANOnce b. hereby 5Nen pursuant i'
the provisions OF the Statute authorizing attachments i,'
nonresident debtors that an attachment mas !',.'N
against the OF Davis Sudey, resident OF Norm AT
month State OF Massachusetts,. and that the same w be sold
for . payme nj OF debts unless he appear and discharge
such attachment according 10 law, within nine m"hu- "
the first publication of this notice and that the payment OF
any bbs due fo him By of this state, and the de-
livery 10 aim for hi- of any property wthn uns St
belonging him and the transfer OF any such p'opeiH "
of March 1875 BURR. BENEDICT BEBEE,
,,b)q ta,xqp, Attorney. for Attaching Creditor.
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r=rzz-TO WESTERN
A4 ~SSss.1s,S16es TRAVELERs.-Grest- &97Sr
MAILs PASSENGER
ROUTE TO THE SOUTH AND WEST. via PiILADEL-
PHIA, BALTIMORE, CUMBERLAND, TO WHEELING,
PITTSBURG and CINCINNATI Through IN 70 hours
from New-YOfk 10 Wheeling and Plsburg
Passengers gong directly through
Leave New York al ga ". by Railroad.
Arrive IN Philadelphia al 1P VI
Leave Phi adephaa al 7. VI by Steamboat
Arrive IN Baltimore at III 7. NJ.
Leave Baltimore al 7tA. NJ by the Baltimore
Ohio Railroad.
And arrive at Cumberland at ?. ".
Leave Cumberland al 6P NJ by the National
Road Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive IN Vice Ing
PiitsDurg next evening
Passengers for PttsbIrg the splendid and mod
ern built steamboats, Brownsville, and dereby have only
II niles Of Staging the whole route with choice Of day
n gil travel.
F-tclsss steamboat. leave Wheeling and Piltsbug hour
IT, ana Passengers forwarded without delay 10 GIN
ClNNATl and al other Ports 10 me South and West Fare
- to CIhcinnaiL
For Through Tickets by tins route apply IN Philadelphia
the Railroad Office Of Market and Eleventh streets
- South Third street. board steamboat DocA 81
Wharf
Fare through from Philadelphia TO Wheeling, SIS; to
Pburg sl2 with the privilege Of stopping On Tie route
and r,suniing seas al pleasure.
For further Information, apply "a J. l.. SKINNER,
Agent the Office VI Adams h Co.'S Express,
ie0 VT No. II Wal II. NY.
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= .T~- .fon mun.oN AND INTERIM.

xU~ FOk HUDSON AND lNTthuE'
SzxA.YS.7NDiATE LASDISGS-The steamer hUD-
SON, in places Vt thc Wesiclesie' lhs ony
boat that lan1s At O'clock Captain William n MtLLts,
will leave the foot " Cedarstrest tie ensuing ss4s1a
every Monday Wednes day and Friday, al O'clock =.
NJ connecting Hudson with tls Hudson and bsfksmfe
Railroad, the Of which leave the Arrival OF ne Ds-
Returning the boat leaves Hudson Tuesday, Ihafsiy
and sunday. o'clock r NJ the srrya OF TIE e..s
touching both wsys the intermediate landings y"
freight or passage, apply on board or 20 o,, ,.,,,-
SfORRS srEPHFsON, ~ Vests
This boal s been putt yiete order ~iihs ne" poS
and engine, and additional number OF state rooms ~
will be found pleasant and copforablss boat - any 90
the river. The boat tOwa 40 osrges "a.
THIS hOst IL now ready to receive freight lrIIu
IT. NPOIGIIkEEP-IE AND NEW
I'll 4 ROil-FARs 5D.-LaIsDg al an 'y1fs
snds DocN, fpceArsillb West Point, Gov
Spring, Cornwall, Newburgh flshki and Hsolufs
The new and fact steamer EUREKA, Captain VIZ
DINE TRUgsDELL leaves the foot Of Barca street. daily
(sundsy- escepIedJ at 4. NJ. Leaves PooshA-~pss
past . A. NJ
FOR eighi " passage inquire Of the Captain board, OF
OF. J. HALL. Agen,. Il ihs ohcr on the wharf els
H. .tUn >rMB i.s.ii-i.aiaisnf =
u CALDVELLs, WEST POINT, COLD
sPRINC and CORNWALL
The Steamboat JAMES MADISON, Capt Cg.sLss Hal
STEAD will leave tbs Warren Pier every Monday
Oc.OcA and Tuesday and Friday al ociOcs h ke'lfn
lng, viii leave Newbnfeb every Tuesday Aorn.n. Al
O'clock and every Wednesday and Saturday al "eioeA
Pm
All Baggage Packages Parcels. Bank BIls or Specie
put board this without beng entered on ts oSos
r.ceped Tor. mus he At he risk Of ihs owners h~reoL s
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XNINDOw ,HApE DEPOT. 80. SPRUCE.

WINDOW SHADE DEPOT, ~. >PhJCE-
w STREET y. l.-Ihe on.y rntnlisriory az "a
tent IN me United sise.The subscribers onvf oI -ae ne
most splendid SHADES which could he cor
lecied together, consisting Of the follow ng syies
1900 pairs Of beautiful fiofh.c painted By arss These
are a. views OF celebrated places n Europe
1900 pairs assorted Gothic CorniiAn and Landscapes,
such e. generally sold about the city.
IS pairs OF beautiful Cornihan psInted IN Forercs
100 pairs Of Of celebrated places In TINS
Country
5000 pairs o. chap Shades, from -. cts 10 81 NJ
We pledge ourselves sell leo per cent cheaper nan Any
other house NexYor Persons wishing 10 see the pro
Gees Of getting the useful articles, are shown through
Ihe painting rooms IN great pleasure -
SIGNS, BANNERS and INTERIOR DECORATIONS
rot 10 BE- surpassed TRIMMINGS OF a. KIDS 4, manu-
fscturers pnces
Persons buyns 10 sell again dealt With % he most hhera
ierrr- n.y. Sri BARTOL De MAUNY.
/ Re & O.-Mauufscfurers Of Nre W ind.F SHADES.
IL Doors. sumner Crate Screens Ac- Cnce No 10 Fac
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DN ORDER OF the Honorable Frederick \ Ielnadge
ID Reconier OF the CIV Of New lOrk.-Nuce i Hereby
gwen pursuant the provisions OF NE statute ahnol Ans
attachments against Ascending, conceded and non-i's
DENT debtors that an attachment has issued against me rs
tate OF JOSEPH FRElDENRElCH, resident oil me sAle
of louisiana and that the VII be- sold for i' payment
of hs debts unless be- appear and dchAr such cuen
according law, within nine months from TIE ns pi'4'a
rou of s notice. and t tine payment any oeo- que io
him by residents o this STATE ana he delivery 10 ni or TOT
ls use of ans property wihn This state belonging 20 nm
and t transfer OF any such properly 10y hm are ll0tn
oy law, and vod.-Daed the on Gay OF Juns, ~
SMITH 4 MINANS,
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r. NEW.YORK AND ALBANY EAPkLss
sc4tlsS5N LiNE.-ThrOu.h without landlns-le
new low pressure and ssin running lam
boat EXPRESS viii commence her regular tfps M
ti. ..a.ou and Will continue until ue clos. OF nsygs
ton leaving the pies the foot Of Rosissos-sf esaHv
T..iavs Thursdays and Saturdays and Albany, MOnfaia
W.ine.ay- and Fridays 81 2. II. and VII arrive % an
ole time Ia he morning trains Of cars Ess 30 West
Th- boat httei up with splendid slate rooms On feA
and hsr furniture J.. al and Of tho best Aini Tor Y"
sage apply % board ~ above.
v R-FreIghI Iaken n low prizes. ~
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DY ORDER OF the Honorable Charles + Day, A-so-
Dciae Judge 0fthe New-lor Common Pleas-Nouec i
hereby given pursuant the provisions OF the statute au
thorsng attachments against ab-condng conceslel anu
debtors thar an attachment has ssucl eSaisi
the estate OF PLATT BULL and WILLIAM {. BOARD
MAN residents OF the stale OF Alabama and lh io s"e
will be sold for payment Of their debts unless they APP
Dear and discharge such attachment according 10 law
within nine months the Publication ui ts hotc'
and ta e payment at debts due ihen by residents
of hi. State and thedegery item for heir use 90 any
property within This STATE belonging to mem ana ue ui-
Ter of any such property hy them. are forbidden oy law an"
are void Dated the t,seniy.iXih day of June. 100
IAMEs HIMPHKEl II Wnl ~
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miscellaneous.

ROBERT II. MORRIS, =. VI.
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JAMES HUMPHREY. - Wallsi-
,u-n Ar,nLnnY Tor AILacum- lr.-1-Lo--.

IN PURSUANCE ofan order OF TN surrogate OF tne
County of Newly nece i hereby given 10 All versions
City o Richmond Virginia, deceased, 10 present hr hinr
with the vouchers thereof the Subscribers at Tue once al
Josiah H. Applegsfe 40 Chamberssrre IN the Cly OF
York on before the twenty r-i day OF October next
Dated WORK. the lslhday OF APn, $40
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ga cot NTRY SEAT FOR sALE.--sllus,e
% on the Kingsbrdge Road, between Flflh and Sixth
Avenues, l0od and 10Th streets containing Acres OF
LAND In good cultivation, and Astounding In Fruit Trees
ShnIbbery &c. The ground is elevated and commands
noble Of the of Hurgse and East River and
also an extensive view Of Long Island TERMS MADE
EASY. Apply To ANDREW ). b. McCOWN
Executors of Andrew McOown, deceased; or
dNf j. ADRlANCE, - John-si. n. Y.
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~ All persons forbid trusting any 81 The Boss o.
tbs Line. lthout written order from the captain o.
sor Passage or Frerht sppy On board or 10 P c shu,
Al the Other ou the wharf ro
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

Conversations like the above are OF daily
occurrence. The more the Balsaniis Known
sthe more 1t is appreciated. and the sale is
constantly increasing, from The recommen-
gdaiien of those who have used it and proved
its efficacy. ia is only about o year since
this medicine was brenght before the public
and the sale oft has gone beyond our most
sanguine expectations. Hardly day pass
les, cut we obtain new evidence ofits superb
oriiy ovarssvery other preparation in use ;
either BY orders from distant places. or by
the testimony of those to,Nhnm weshave sold
BY the single bottle. Unlike most prepara-
tions Of the kind, which contain aalarge
quantity OF opium, and serve only to palli-
ate. .(nctAo cufe) the disease. this medicine
gives permanent relief. n II not only seems
10 do good at first, but a continued use oft
shows plainly that ii is q valuable prepara-
item. and one thai under ordinary circum.
stances will do ssnoro TOWARD the cure ot
consumplien, andsthe coughs and colds that
lead to that dreadfll disease than can posi-
sbly be effected by any other treatment. II
facis the day is. not far distant when BAR
4 CLAY'SaANERICANs BAI4SAM will be the
| only medicine used for pulmonary disease
IN all its varied forms. Sold in Syracuse
by thelproprietors. gas MS ai
Also by DIR. j. G. BEcKwITH. Litchfeld-
WEIGH & Co., Miliona Myron Harrison
4 Cornwall Bridge; E. G. Peck, Ellsworth
David Gonld. Sharon. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

-FrHE subscriber. gives aeiice that having
removed from town, he offers for sale
the old forge stand. situated in Bantam Fails
village, good stand for an axe or scytne
maker. country work. Wagon work; &c
On the premises are blacksmiths snop
with trip hammer, Wagon shop. coal mousse
&c. Machinery in pretty good repair
next For terms enquire ofsLepnarsi Ken
new. near the premises, or the subscriber,
,Ccii;nsg;lle. s. ~ .,s'7 &C PALMER!
Litchfeld, Dec. 81. 1874. 2mSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
~ NYatural Neaiaelfv.

,;sa = an, eo,,st;t,.f;ons and cor, The
49,. - 49,. l;,eree ,,;W IL fo,s,,tf IN
70 sDs@l 80 ~ 80
- :. y 49,, II Ix.c,,h
s"e me- WV" at $4,000 sal'A''. ssv
WHyHESE extraordinary Pills are composed OF plants
I'LL Swhich grow spontaneously onouf ewn SELL aad
therefore better adapted 70 or constitutions isan
.shev NAV be compounded aud % ~. ~ ~.
WRiGHT'S INDIAN VEGETABLE PILLS
.are founded upon she principle .hatthe human bsdy
: $50" 8, beet 10 bus ONE DISEASE 4
wig: corrupt humors, and thnt said snedcine cures
,ahia disease on NATURAL PRlNClpLES,a BY
cleansing and purifying hs body T q sn
. perseverance, in their nse. accordag 20 drections
,s absousely certain 70 drive diseaseof every name
,,from the body. -. - .a
~ e esr Ssi. ons ,sissR VI:
EIPIE sSecauss they expel from the body ell NOR
a end ssss ss :hss 70 a
y s.TTs GIVE EANE AND PLEASURE, s5.i n
disease ofe every name Is driven fromgihe body.
u > The above named Indian Vegetable piils have
we can now say, without fear o. contradiction that
% sS che s0 Nc, sas Sss
,SiS ,.nn IN a5ecsi0na ar The neaoIe MOI only DO
.Sil Who nss /, invariably experencs relief and re-
N sos 81 The most Astonishing cures ever periDrm.
edby medicine. y6H a-gt .a.t IN, .i.Yg 81
very ew q ne s Mnca nsSs
.cine have been pablished, The medicine obtained
ssss ,Rsn rom extensive sd.sf,i.ne. Il has been
oas 81 Se ppahc press merely 10 show Sas he
,fame Of the Indian Vegetable Rls 10 not e0n6ned-to
ANY section, hntis rapidly exssndingit 20 every
pafs of the Union N A Il 9aaaAH s3# "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
ia. r.. ENSIGN

"AS received a large assortment of such
READY PAY lower than can be bought else.
where in this vicinity ~ be does business
sirictlyupon the Ready Pay System, he car
and ,oiA sell goods irery sauch cheaper than
those who give credit. -
Almost everything taken in exchange for
Goods ercept b0sk accounts. asi2sesa 7@aEg.}
Wolcottville, Nov. ii, 1874. 81 'atf25 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
Geese Feathers.

TT11gE subscribers have made arrange
J Il mentstokcepa constant supply of first
rate article of Geese Feathers selec-
ted and packed with great care by ourselves
in packages from 20 to 50lbs.; and will fur.
Dish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000
lbs Of a quantity they will warrant to- be as
purchased. Of equal quality 10 the state. -..
T ...r IN a 80 s. & L, HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1915, a M s.@ ly35
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
Upon the petition Of Benjamin Tucker

r. pom the petition of Benjamin Tucker
~ of New Hartford in ,Litchfield county,
showing to this Court that on, the 18th day
of September 1870, be was lawfully H,asSi-
ed to Depsea Rust then of :Barkhampsted in
said comfy That on or about the LIST sday
ofJuly 1910, the said Densea wilfully deser-
ted said petitioner without cause and has so
continued her desertion till this time; and
that said respondent has left this State and
resides as be supposes ia Painsville. Geauga
Ceuniy,s Ohio-And praying that he maybe
divorced, as per petition son sfile da.ed De-
.cember 18th, 1874, and returnable TO the Sn.
perior Court, to be holden ut LitchfeId on
iheSd Tuesday in February ls45. e' {.
,LlrcnFIELD County, S..
rag DEC. TERM. 1914.
eORDEREp, That notice Of the pendency OF
this petition be givento the respondent by
dcpositing in the post Office at New, Hartford
sby some iDdifiereRtsp ers0p q true and attes.
ted copy Of this petition and order Of notice.
postage paid. directed to the respondent at
gainesville, Geauga County, State Of Ohio,
ON or before Ethe,6rst day Of ,Japuary 1875
md by publishing an abstract Of this petit
ton and.a copy of this order of notice in
the Liichfieid Enquirer at least six weeks
befor the session OF the Court TO which il il
returnabie. sssssa tsee'9ifss.
ABuAH CATE1N. Judge Of the. Coun-
6wS2*] ~ Court for Litchfield County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
REMOVAT...o

NyHE Subscribers have removed their
Il Stock Of Goods to Beckwith's Building
South street, Eight Rods below Epencer's
Hotel, and opposite G. Il. Webb's Store. 4 Old
Customers particularly, and new ones very
particularly, invited to call and examine
the best, cheapest and most complete assert.
ment of. Dry Goods, Groceries. Crockery,
Books, Toys, c.lhat the place affords. ef1as
% 800 GARRTTr g. BALDWIN. ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

TUST Received and now open FOR inspec-
- tion at Clock q Ford e, Old Mocha. Mar.
:acabo, Laguyra and gnva Coaee's, Grouad
HAST e. West Indies and yava Cofee, Ground
tCinnamon. Cloves Alspice and Pepper, Pull.
verified Portorico and SAINT CFoix Sugars.
Portorico Melasses. Sugar House Syrup, old
and young Hyson, Imperial and Powchong
Teas, Tallow and Sperm Candies Citrons
Rice. Nutmegs, Oranges, Lemons, &c. :. y. !.
November, 90. 4.5-..sff "
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06

II Al FARM, containing $50 acres,
S.sssz ! I, IA well proportional 10 Mead
X1!s ow, Plowland, Pastere and Wood
bland. Said Farm hes both sides
of the rood which leads from South Farms
10 Watertown, and is about two miles from
1he former place, and lies in the town OF
Be,hlem, two miles northeast from the Meet
6ng. House. There IS on the Farm large
xwo-story DwELL1EG- House., s,istabie for one
or two families; two large Barns, WIN
suitable out .builjings.-The Farm has been
msed for Dairy Farm for shirty years and
will keen 80 Cows, a pair Of Oxen, and a
suan of Horses, summer and winter; be.
sides sufficient land 70 plough. "A. liberal
credit will be given for . good share OF the
purchase money, if desired .-Enquirc Of
abe subscriber on the, premises. ". :
.rr, - DANIEL L. BENTON.
Bcthlem, Dec, z, 1874. sd n29
Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-06
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7. : 800 : - -
-. He Subscriber. on account Of the healtl
and circumstances Of bis family, has
reI;nauished the charge Of this School, assd
oGers for sale the premises. consisting Of .
spacious Boerding House. Acacemy' &C.. &C..
bic: but win be sold low and the terms of
M rn,ent made very easy 10 the purchaser.
a competent person, whether he has or has
not much capital, will find this a rare OPP
poriuniiy TO locale himself permanently and
probably as a teacher.
For particulars apply postage paid1 to
Rev. ]. r. Keep, Warren, Litchdeld Co., CT.
or to J. C. Howard, Norwich, Chenango
Co, NY. 8 ~. -
On leaving the above school. the under
signed would express his sincere gratitude
o his numerous friends for their Kindness
md confidence, and their liberal and long
continued patronage since he took change Of
ahe School ia 1884. J. C. HOWARD. 2
Warren, Nov. S0th, 1874. Sp s26s