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ID. II. ARMSTRONG, Comptroller.
lOrdinance MOL a6s J

Oh. ARMSTRONG, Comptroller
lOrdinauee Mol sesl
An to provide the payment Of outstanding bonds
and obligations OF indie dness which fail due during the
BE ordained BY the City Council of the City of st. Louis
bonds to the amount Of ONE I'D
my thousand dollars for the paying the outstanding
and SS"s .a
Be- ns ,fs IF this
ordinance shall be each for the Of thousand dollars
S':s <:
aase shall Dc sdss%ate The end twenty yssIs from
e. ;s "ss; ~
the said bonds sha bear interest the
s e per "a ~ & 9r Which s
mwsdasly AFTER the e ,A. ordinance the
he ,sf sfss @
5 81, hi: @
days ser Of ordnance between The hours Of
Mayo, his and further, that he will
SIC 1 III. mayor shall sell all any part of the Aforesaid
BOMBS ar person or no may apply for the
he CIV Treasury such PERSON persons who may
at option s
years as he or they may elect and designate at the time Of
SEC On the day which shall have been designated by the
the ZIP % syd che sfs'Sa
and Ss Gsss.n 'sa h: he
Board Of legaies such OF them be present open
all b. for the purchase Of said bonds winch he have
teved that aud he shall sell the HIGHEST bidder
bidders for cash. all ohe bonds issued under provisions
Of this which sh. have been sold viousy
described IN the fourth section Of this ordinance:
unless in the Of the Mayor President the Board of
aud The Chairman of the Board of Delegates
majority Of them the bids be deemed low; which
they shall make such negotiation for the sale Of the
bonds shall majority them best for the interest
Of the city.
shall be the duty the Mayor require each bid.
DR. To write upon his bid the amount Of bonds for viii he
ors and he shall also require payment ia cash of i've
centnm Of the amount Of bonds bid t to be deposited his
hands at the time Of the bid which deposit be
repaid b. the Mayor the d succeeding the day WHICH
deposs excepting to the bidder whom the bonds are
SEC The Of proceeds of the bonds be sold
under the provisions of this ordinance is
the payment Of the bends of the city falling
fiscal and also the payment Of all obligations
Of which existed previous the
ofthe preser fiscal year.
Sec 8There shall be constituted separate fund to be call
ed the Sinking Fund and all moneys that be approp
aed to that fund by the City Council shalt be and
reserved exclusively the Of dchargng the debts of
the city made by way loans to her.
SEC o. The Mayor shall the certifca Of lpdebt
edness which standing against The city in lieu of
cash. when offered for the purchase of any of the
bonds authorised to be sold under this ordinance.
DEMETRIUS A. MAGELLAN.
Chairman of the Board of Delegates.
GEORGE MAGUIRE,
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,ARRI AGES largest assore ut of arrages in this
" city orsae o450 Brosdway coliseum BudineI
at greatly reduced nc comprising ""
BuRgies Rockawsvs w.
Also anew style casges for tive or four persons with
AID without tops' together with large assortment III hsrnes
. a,2 Nv. " !" n. > ROGERS
G0LD PENs.-sPENCER & RFNDELLs AIsr11fsc
lures OF superior article Of GaId Pens Mandatory
gppWdwAF corner Of Maiden ne, Tia spbsagtsn oltsy
ssN'tsm ifsNcEMt RENpELLa
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1SS WHO SHAVE THEMSELVES.
From the Evening Post Specmens of Rings
able yeIbepa Cream for shavngThls article universally
praised by those who made trial last year took the
premium Of the Institute Fair Indeed it suy conceded
by those who know that il impossible 70 manufacture
article equal to it. 1t sofening the skin fragrant the
destroyer Of eckles and pimpes and sold
than the old soaps ALL therefore, would consult eco
noy and comfort IN shaving should themselves Of
From the Evening Mirror )-Ripg's yerbsns Cream we
WITHOUT il.
Prepared and for sale wholesale and retail by Charles H.
Ring Druggist, 1872 Broadway, Of John street.
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This bill having been presented Bryan Musnphy Mayor
him ,onr,ed 70 'he 30 Id Of ALDERMEN in which BGsrdit
o August thousand eight hund ed and
sdered by said Board and passed by the requisite majoy
nj NIB of sad Board having voted for passage
objections OF the May thereto the notwh.tand
ing. JOSEPH w. DOUGVERTY,
Clerk of the Board of Aldermen.
This bill having been received by the Board Delegates
tons Of the Mayor thereto the eleventh August
thousand eight hundred and fovsven The Of Dele
eeded and the the
thereof and after such passed the
in number voting for the passage thereof the objections OF the
Mayor 10 the Contrary notwithstanding
JOHN H. TICE,
Clerk ofthe Board Of Delegates.
certify the foregoing to Ne true f the original Or
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n ANGLING ACADEMY.--No so Canal ret, East cor
- ner Of BroadwayMr SARACc o, Professor nventor,
and first introducer of the dnces United States
having his lessons several Young Ladies
from to 10 ofage whom he will teach gratis all dances
in order dance with his pills the dances
which he only in America opery teach the Polka
Makurka, Redowa Waltz, Waltz five step,, &C., &C. end
particularly the German Coton and Mazuka Quadrlles
IItar
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PONDS OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS FOR SALE.

RoNps OF THE CITY OF ST. LOUIS FOR SALE.
- Mayor Office, 81 Louis, Mo. August IA ie47-Up to
the h day Of October 1877 sealed bids will be received by
te nndeuIxped Of The city Of g. Louis for the pur
chase OF hundred and fifty Thousand dollars Of
bonds e The city Of Sc LOUIS sxSspt :peh snosn.
PAYABLE ct 81 Louis New York. at n, option OF the
casenthe pncpl and the The
,ng per cent psr annum Such bios may
for pat the whole Of id bonds The bonds be
each for the of thousand dollars Each BIDDER
snres to write his bid the amount Of bonds for which
the amount Of bonds bid bv him. be deposited in the
hands the Mayor the tue of receiving bids dero-
shall be REPAID b. the Mayor ding the
day which the lids s have been openrd the reasons
made the he b oder whcm the
bonds awarded
the ib day Of October o7 the bids she'll be opened
the bonds then unsod shall be sold Highest bidder
bidders for cash. unes, the bios be deemed too low
Certificates Of against the city
will be received 10 lien OF cash.
Up the 18th day Of September 1877 iclusive the Mayor
will sell the bonds aforesaid thereof
for cash making th- bonds
for cash. payable at twenty nne ak three years
after date, at the option of the purchasers.
copy OF the ordinance authorizing the sale Of these bonds
isgveu below
BRYAN MULLANPHY, Mayor
Ana tall.
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certify the foregoing to hes cory the original Or
dnince H. 81 file in the Registers office.
su25 2w ih JAS LEMON Register.
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pALMOs OPERA HoUsE.-Ih thursday Evening, Aug 2e
"a M sT ia
I.ns s% se ii. TIGHT ROPE
by ~ ., = naysl Family aSd Leon Jaye;li. -
s s1 Msd S Ss'' js; "Sif A.
T.sn ss OF VOL
z So%.s
as. F2Hsf %hs.: Of
%su. of Ss AID the who have .n
hs OF wit 20, d 1ies II S s 0s
tile; the whole soHeladiss VIII e S@saaaa opera Of
II. laushabe and iudicousy sublime productions ever
'Sss fa@s' s H;''sh day
A MERIC AN MUSEUM corner Broadway and Ann street
IA splsssid psormnnsss both Aftss9oen and Eyening
5R 9kfsrs
Moving ran aGarG. q a the s City Of London
ounias " Ss5If VENUS
Mad: ROC WELL; The iamou: Fortune releI;
4 w ;. s ssr
ss sSoS. he frs, asdsr hs
G,H.. BARRETT
season viii pl'''' address him altos L:enad street.
~ During Mr. Bsets absence in Europe ali letters and
may h ffS;f Nd b.
RROADWAY THEATRE, lALBANY.)-This estab-
.hmen will be opened on 6,fee The lst Of September
'nssr ns M @
season. will please address him. prepaid No - Dyi:on
The Captain Of the Chinese Junk is induced from the
FIX g
rs number. from the interior Of the State day ar
have oppor'untyiss rare specimen Of Chinese Naval
conned her esSe &C. III. do which thew
g., sS, Guns. Swords; and other Of besua
al ~hS sf" ay. s oh S h: e1E 5s
Empire. now avail themselves of this treat
Se q
d first e the new the United States
sS S ssf ss::
as% T n. saes
Sen pc oily AWssa SS Opey teach as the Polka
PARTICULARLY oooa and NJ Qua f 'n'
OF ss9ss rs #. Ter b.v T ysnT
EyS R es e e. a * v ssn. The
Superior e NY public sahibp9 70, Of NsTS
sslIecsn Books, Paintings Fancy satiopeTy aud pfawns
HERALDRY.-coats Of Arms furnished md emblazorsd
IN Maa %sd may be had in pen drawing
n ALLEYS PAIN EXTKACTOR.-What is the best
- external remedy in the world Ask any druggist
United States and he invariably answers, Daey Pain Ex
tractor Country dealers supplied the liberal
from the Propretor's depot 200 Broadway II from
there In be genuine. II. DALEY u Co.,
an20 l2teodis exSu IN 2o8 Broadway.
CENTREvILLE COURSE, L. L-TRoTilNG
M ! g Re - agsss
EOUR PURSES IN ONE DAY-TO COME OFF
Monday, August 3O.h-All mile hea's. best in S. Each
purse S25.
No l. TO $50 h. wagons for otting horses thst won,
$50 No. In harness for trotng horses that
purse $50 No Under the saddle for
ting hones that No For pacing horses,
under the saddle that never won purse.
la each, three make
To Thursday evening, August Goth, by o'clock p
NJ. at GREEN x BEVINs'S
JOEL CONKLIN. Proprietor.
Centrev1e August %, 1887. au232t
d. HORSE FOR SALE.-A pony, well framed
<H$I Napd OF az easy gait, suitable for a lady APP
-lply w. Robertson's stable Henry near ia
i0iempo street, Brooklyn a23 3t'
81 NOTICE-THE ROSE HILL SALES AND
IN >Erchange Stables, corner Of 9Th street and Ord
AAavenue.
The takes this method inform his customers
and the public generally that after this date the price day
of every horse kept at this esabi,hmsnt will be 50 cents
. REYNOLDS X. NORTHRUP, Proprietor.
New York, August 18th l847 a72wsrc
a. DIR. DE WITT Q. KELLINGER'S INFAL-
@H<LlBLE LlNiMENT-Ths trnly astonishing me-
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u COX ELLERs' TRADE sALEs-t,cutlemen attend.
- ing the Trade Sales presumed know the aud
Of the various PUB ications spe-
cia nv ed however call and examine the il al
vey lso tn low prices, the catalogue with The cash
Irces down the bills; the Comic &c House
kerr Fsrmers and Rough and Read, Almanscs
The 200 kinds Of Song Books the number Of kinds Toy
Books ed aud plain; and the number OF Msce
famous Of all aud pnces and above all
b. satisfied that deal fairly with them
pr0pria persona with heir Letters
JUhNEk kIsHEk "a Chatham st NY.
a25 30 -rc Is North 9th .treei, Philade pha.
'TnL, oW NER OF MELL-rsr ,BLl,H D. roomy
kod blroom frniug wishes t. dispose Of L. he
lease IL the 1t Of May, ist8 with right prolof
Private entry and III very comfortable Address.
q Her,d nffar aua5 3tsrrc
ITO CAPTAINS PLANTs,KS, &c.-Wanteda situation
h. you, gradute Of Edinburgh and Pa is-woud
Ter being tach to ship, anation Has
thor Knowledge of Southern dseses h,ving resided
New Olran, f,r would have be
IN uge dugsto eaving learnt The Good reference
gwen " CURED Address Leslie" 90 Canal streetnot to
be erTrd. AUS ltsuc
nj AThI aONItL INTRODUCTORY OFFICE, No. 10
AVA White tee--tartes applying this office obtain
nne information Of chsrac er morals circunsan es
&c evi,us {, an ~ reduction, without the kuo ledge
Of mes 10 att &c thin thro ush other medium
tam and 10 give guanty his references Of the first rssde
liability ae ven and required invariably. Hours for ladies'
with Iade ~ se dance from A. NJ until Gentle
m'u a td91 NJ All communications with rea, names,
pis p',d, will receive prompt attention. KILBY,
au2br
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poWELL ON THE. EYE-Just published, a Popular
L Treatise the EYE, its Diseases, and their cure, with
engrsvings rules for the selection of specacles &C. vo
price cents To be had at the authors and Of booksellers
generally.
Dr. Powell attends ercusvely diseases Of the Eye and
Ear from TO o'clock at his Office 2sl Broadway, Of
Warren street
Artificial Eyes ofsuperor quality recently imported.
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JOS w HAVEN Nnc,,on..

DY JONES, BROTfiER g. Sora ss Pa.r
Dry Goods and Fancy sreneh Goods-Wn be sold this
day. large OF seasonablc dry goods
rnuslins linens hawls; domestic and English shrngs and
sheengs half hose silk and kid gloves india rubber s1spen-
ders hats &c. Likewise to close concern cases OF mems
hats and valuable invoice Of cutlery knives, scissors
$500 six months good city paper. au23 3tsrh
J. w. SCHULTZ, Auctioneer.
GlcrM SALE OF CATTLE Al THE u. y. NAVY
W." YARD-Wll be sold at public auction under the
dh-a Erection OF p. NJ Wetmore, Navy Agent at the
Id Brooklyn, on Saturday Aug 28th, IL O'Clock,
nj O (lxPn. al cash.. an2hi
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(NrEbN TURTLE SOUP AND STEAKS-A very
ns En- Turtle will be Sc yed mp Soup and Steaks
th, DAY, aid durg tn week the Bank Coffee House No
u Pine stfeet between Broadway and Nassau Als stew
Terrspins every dsv this week. FamIcs suppl;ed The
sus5 3tsrc JAMES FOssETT.
TIE NEW YORK FAMILY MOURNING STORE
Every description Of first aud second uoouro;ps in great
yaris Aiantsr, Clo7ks toars, Millinery Hosierv &c
Ladies' are Informed that this smens intended solely
Cor the sale OF every variety Of mourning goods at ls3 Broad.
vsy oRs doef from SroesnA@ au32 Wtsre
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EKUTON WATER FILTERS AT ONE DOLLAR
~ EACH. STONE, No. 800 Broadway New York
begs inform his friends and the public OF this city and other
places which supplied bv public works. that he
arranged his improved Water Filters that they be a
piled TO the Croton faucets They
that person keep them order by replenshing
the tering medium at the most tr,fng expense single
will of their superiority
other Filter in r. S.fIls other Filter sold usual.
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~ Pn0 os MF rMHAEFITG WILL RELvEE

LtVVHTt INFhT'IO, at DrOndWaV Tabemat lie.
FnIIy evening, Aug. ~. commencing NJ 8 o'clock
IN lecture VIII emb ace pic uicsque sketch Of Mexico
ntsu-saxo Love oil Milpsry Glory Battles Of Palo Alto
Hcsc ne "a psma and the Stormiug Of Monterey with an
90 .ice pd forbe survey OF the Plans of
Pro dence and contrast between the sword and The Press
Admission 23cebts Doors open att o'clock
Tcse be had The priacipa Music stores and Hotels
ans 1s - $500
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DANTALOUNS.--F. AHREES, the well known Pants
Tailor 2ok Ann street has lately received over 100 pcs
der for only 50 so TO 81 per pair.
Also French and English black and doeskins
from - to SO per pair. warranted good, or sale.
Gents who Of Pants will do well call at COX
Ann street. jy4 3Ots ere
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ENRUPTIONS OF THE SKIN.-All who are troubled
~ with Salt Rheum, krysipelas Itch Ringwo,m, Pimpled
Face other diseases OF the skim may obtain speedy and
eecual Mrs CAROLS Medca,ed Vapor Sulphur and
Iodine Bath Establishment 1874 Fulton street, opposite Church
Compound Syrup Of saaparla prepared by
the Shakers, 10 cents per bottle aus 3Ots re
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The Captain of the Chinese Junk is induced, from the
New York % stop TEN OR TWELVE DAYS LONGER.
wing to witness pcrhap-or the only time they may ever
have an opportunityths specimen Of Chinese Naval
Architecture, together it'll the Cuostes which
contained N her cabin, &c The Idols which they shp,
the Guns Swords and other implements of the beautiful
Shoes particularly those of the female which
more than three inches in length richly worth seeing LIE!
Empire. now avail themselves of this treat
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NOTICE TO BUTCHERS.-Articies Of the Butchers
Melting Association for the ensuing year dy
and will remain for signature. their Office Of
First avenue and Fourth until LIST September
Butchers DESTROYS OF becoming OF The Association
will call and leave their signatures prior that date
a Rvo rde If the Rnar nc Tyvat
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z1 a ! siss "a sses

III HORSE FOR SALE-A pony, well trained,
l >apd OF az easy gait very suitable for lady. APP
LlAply w. Robertsons stable, Henry ia
i0iemDo street, Brooklyn. a233t'
I'll NOTICE.-THE ROSE HILL SALES AND
IAlI <Erchange Stables Of 9th and Ord
AZ4avenue.
The subscriber takes this method inform his customers
and the public generally that after this date the day
Of every horse Kept this estab hment will be SO cents
REYNOLDS X. NORTHRUP, Proprietor.
New Xnrk Augu gfk MI oyxs
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NEW STYLE OF MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Just received from the first manufactures in Vienna
and Paris Of the latt most approved u
scal instruments consisting Of bass instruments called Bassa
Tubas in r. c and fiat with from TO cylinder aud Ia
Saate BY the springs of The valves to move according his
valves the complete bass solo use or
chestra military bands together with
Of musical such Sax Horns Ebo Cornas Cor
nes Post Horns, Cornopean Flutes, Clariones &c. may
be had wholesale and retail &C. q. Chrsnans music and
ani2 30fs -
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'I'HE CHEAPEST STORE IN THE CITY, lslX Full.
ton street, for French and American Pager Hangings
Window Shdes. Curtain Materials, Ornaments, &c.The
above arcles ALSO manufacturer Of gavansed Spring
Mattress which, for comfort and durability cannot be exceed
Pure hair and other Mattresses Feather Bed &c., with every
article IN the Upholstery ne at the lowest possible prices
furnished. r. DAVIE$ ANU
au6 s0fsrc Upholsterer, I641I FnItou a.
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w fcturers, Alcester Warvickshre Eugland-Sore No
II Maiden Lane tup sairs) New York. VIM. C. and Son
respectfully inform tho merchants of New York other
cities that having hand extensive Of their
nuaetured ARTICLES will sell the trade importers
drm VIM Crowley being now 10 England. ana intending
es mills We shall be enabled to sell er,remelylow prce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08

TTNHE Coult of Probate for the District
4 Of Ner:olk has limited and allowed
20 the creditors of The Estate of Amos
Baldwin late of Norfolk, in said district
deceased, represented insolvent,6 months
from date hereof ia which 20 exhibit
their claims against said estate, and has
appointed Nelson Brewster and E. Grove
Lawrence, Esq.s, Commissioners TO res
ceive, examine and adjust said claims.
Certified by DARIUS PHELPS, Judge.
WE the commissioners above named
hereby give notice that we shall meet 10
attend tc the duties of our said appoints
ment al, the late residence of the deceased
in said Norfolk on the 26th of July and
the 9th of December next ut 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, on each OF said days. All claims
not presented within said time will be
barred recovery Dated at Norfolk on
the Goth day of June. l547.
NELSON BREWSTER )CommiS-
E. GROVE LAWRENCE, }sioners.
ALL persons indebted to said estate are
requested 70 make immediate paymen! to
II. BALDWIN Execu,-
J. NJ. COWLES, ors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
a. G.. SMITH,

IT AVING recently returned from NewYork
IL with large and handsome assortment
of GOODS, which with his former stock en-
braces almost every article called for in a
country store, avails himself OF this method 10
inform his customers and the public generally
that he intends selling as low for cash. barter.
or approved credit, as articles of the same qua
lily can be purchased in this vicinity.
AT A, C's may I've found PROVISIONS and
FAMILY GROCERIES Of good quality--Als o
Ploughs, Hoes. Scythes, Spades, Jerks and
Farming Utensils generally. Hardware. Join
ers' Tools. Shoes, Boots. Hats, and Caps of ev>
cry size and quality-Good Molasses at Two
SH1LL1Nos per gallon. II cents per pound
will be given for good Butter during the week
and the very highest market price for all other
kinds of produce. Potash of superior quality.
Litch6eld, May 18th, 1Si7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
r.MmlnA@e

These pills are intended to be used in all
ordinary complants-they may be used as
mild eathartic, or as purgative cleansing
without facilitating the system. They are an
excellent tonic, regulating the digestive or
gans. without leaving the system in rostive
state.
Prepared and sold. by DR.. F. C. CHAINS
BERLAlN, corner Of Church and Grown SITS,
New Haven, Conn.
N. D. The above articles can he procured
also from Bolle's & Wells Litch6eld, Conn.
S. Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow. til
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
ST. F.FUL'S
COLLEGIATE ENSTE-
~ TUTE.

THE next session of this Institute Will
l. commence lst Wednesday in May, ana!
continue twenty two weeks.
Terms IF Tuition fer Day Scholars-Clas-
steal $40. English $sl5 per session of half year.
Board and tuition $$s2OO per year.
A few ladies can be receyed-to whom no
extra charge will be made for Drawing and
Painting.
P. S. NJ student will be received for less
than one session. In cases of sickncss deduc-
ton in tuition will be made for one half the
time Of absence. j. ID. BMsRY.
Litchfeld, April 1877. As
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
NOTICE.

TIME Court Of Probate for Litchfeld District
i hath assigned the 10th day of June. 1917,
nj 10 o'clock. forenoon !; at the Probate Office
n I.itch6eld, for the examination and settle~
snent Of the Administration account, with the
estate OF sherman Patterson, late Of Cornwall.
m, said District, deceased. Il. which time and
Diace, all persons interested, ara hereby Motif
"a 10 appear, If they see cause, ard be heard
EDWIN M. KELLOGG, Administrator:
lLlitckGeld, June 8, ls47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
TAKEN UP.

.xS DY the subscriber in Wood
&sSe ~ ID bury on the 25th day of
May last dark red cow, about
m ny ten years old, having a
short tail, but no other mark, natural or arti-
fetal, also at the same time, dark red wear
ling heifer. with no particular Distinguishing
mark, The owners ofths above described an
imals are hereby requested to prove property,
pay charges and take them away.
JOHN BACON,
Woodbury., CT, June lsl. 3w'4
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
M0wTcr.

VX7ILL be sold at Public Auction, on the
w DIST dayeG August, at o'clock, p. NJ,
atthe Public Sign Post in Washington, somuch
Of the real estate, Of .4i,dretc Hine, late OF
Washington, deceased; as will pay Town tax
of 10 cents on the dollar, laid on List 1si5,-
Also, the incidental fees for collection.
Dated at Washington, this 9th daysof June,
1917,
ISAAC D. PATTERSON, Collector.
3w-4 aE
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
Plualbc National EDaguer-
riaEa Gallery and Photo
sraphcrs' EWrHisAiDGDc :

AWARDED the Gold and Silver Medals,
N Four First Premiums, and Two Highest
Honors, at the National, the Massachusetts,,
the New York, and the Pennsylvania Exhibi.
lions, respectively, for the most splendid Col
ored Daguerrotypes ard besi Apparatus everex-
kibited. =.
Portraits taken insexquisite style, without
regard toweather
1 Instructions given in the art,
A large assortment of Apparatus and Stock
always an hand, at the lowest cash prices.
New York. 25i Broadway; Philadelphia, l3G
Chestnuts st: Boston, rs Court, and IS Hanover
sts.; Baltimore, 2o5 Baltimore ST; Washington
PENNSYLVANIA Avenue; Petersburgh, Va, Nc
chancs' Hall, Cineinnattis Fourth and Wal
nut. aud ITO Main ST; Saratoga Springs, Broad
way Paris, 1877 VieiIle Rue du Temple; Liv
crpool. 81 Church ST.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-07-08
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RESTORAT TIVE

FyHHE above named article is an eftectual
Il remedy for all cases of Rheumatic
affections, Spinal Diseases, and for all kinds
of Haffao,s End Impurities in The Blood. II is
intended for all ages and constitutions. and is
made entirely Of Roots and Herbs. A simple
trial will convince the most skeptical Of its