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Iron, Steel, Nails. &c.
azRA 0&A1E q 90

OASe ~ ~
axRA 0GA2x q 90
No. 81 Frnot st., corner Of Ferry o ,
[RARTFoRD.
HAVE now in store, and offer for
sale on liberal terms, . complete assoTI>
ment of IHoN, STEBEs &C. comprising 10
part.
English, Swedes aud American Belt and
Bolt lr1n.
Mill Ehaf;ing, any size q length required
Band, Hoop, and Scroll Iron, all siz~s,
Flat aud square STAT rods various qualities,
Oval aud halt oval Iron.
Iirazier's ROis, all sizes.
Emgiish and American Sheet Iron, No
10 10 26.
Norweg.a IAN and Horse Nail Rods.
Horse and Ok Shoe Shapes. =
Pipe Box Iron, Iron AxlStrees, Cart aud
Waggsn Boxes.
Carriage Springs, Iron ware.
MALTA BILE Iron, Carriage holts and nuts.
Sleigh Shoes, Horse Nails.
Bellows. Fire Brick.
Cast Steel, all sizes and shapes.
Double Shear Steel, e
English Blisiered Steel.
American do do
Spring steel, Swedcs Steel.
Cork,ng Steel, Anvils and Vices.
Mill Cranks, Files. Rasps, &c.
-ALso-
A constant supply Of Old Colony Cut
Nails and Spikes ~ Sm
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D0ct. Robert B. Felger's
OLOSAONlAN
ALL-HEALING BALSAM

BE WARE OF DECEPZYOJNSfF FRAUD
A N Advertisement having made ito appear
"A anes in this. paper, stating that my genu
Inc Olosaonian yves for GALE Ut various places
in Litehieid county, the public are hereby in>
formed that my genuine preparation 10 only 70
DO tsund in one sixed bottles and those Iarga 1t
81 psr bottle. and that the label on che same
rsads Doctor Robert B. Felger's, olosaonisp a
All Healing Balsam, and ny name u signed e
he bottom with oen, The spurious article
10 put up 10 much smaller bottles, 10 wrapped
In salmon colored paper. and my full name
not found on the tor. Of the label. The spdri-
Gus article alluded 10 never prepared and
have nothing TO do with.
Agents for Litchfsld Connty-A. G. Smith
Litch6eld; Lathrop& Bradford, Wolcottville.
Nathaniel Smith, Torring,on; Alvord h Bro
thers. New Hartford; E. S. Woodford, Win
sted E,G. Lawrence g. Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch 4 Kellogg, West
Cornwall George II. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
\ Pierce, Cornwall Bridge; d. B. Seoheld 4
Co, Kent.
ROBERT B. FoLGER. M. D.
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Rheumatism.
HE Sarsaparills 10 used with the moss

his Sarsaparills 10 used with the most peY
=. uccess in Rheumatic complaints, howevs,
cyere or chronic. The astonishing cures II Mas
arfoymed are Indeed wonderful. Other vsme
,i,e soinedmes give temporary relief, >his en-
.tYely eradicates u from the system, even when
tic limbs and bOnssare dreadfully swollen.
o. Hear Mr.. Seth Terry, one Of the oldest
a I'd mest respectable 1awyeFs in Hartford. CT
Che following 10 an extract of q letter received
tom him.
Or Tawnsend-I have used one bottle Of your
'arsapariIa. and lind i !. sxeelsns in is effects
sahject. from an injury COCA stoned several years
saI in public stage. Please sepd me two bot.
80 70 The care Of Dr. Seymour. ! have con
ssrsed with two OF our principal physicians, and
recommend your Sarsaparilla
Hartford. March 12,h. ,s4s,
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above business and where he wilikeep
IN hand .or manufacture to order.
Harnesses Of att kinds,
Saddles. Brides, Trunks,
&c.
Heinvitssthose who wantworki n his
line to give him a CAL, as he has no
doubt he can satisfy them both asto
quality and prices.
" REPAIRING of all kinds done in the
nest mannerand at short notice. Ma.
nv articles of Produce take m payment
fer work. FREUk w. BROWN.
Lilch6eid. April 10. lS47.
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PTLES. PILES. PILEs,

1)r.TsWRsend's Sarsaparilfa is no less sue
i. ssfs. in caring this Distressing complaint, than
d. d.seases Of the Blood Dyspepsia, Rheuma
Il. n, aud NeIvoss Debility.
Principal Office, lg6. Ful,On street, New
s,.k. For sale by the principal DruaQis,s
throa ehout the Unitsd States, WeA Indies ans
Canada ~ u
None genuine unless put up IN square bottles.
which contain gar. md and signed with !he
written signature OF 3 r TOWNSEND, and his
name blown in the glass
~ For Sale at the Drug Store in LiteA dc ID
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FLOUR MILL :
Cheap! Cheap!!
MILL.
WASHINGTON & CHAPAUG

lrGentlrmcn and Ladies, now i
the time to save your Sixpences.4I
AS |, the subscriber, have just co'''-
pleted thorough repair Of the well knc~"
Grist Mill On Shepang River. about ma"
mile west Of the Village Of "asni"g.o"' a.
which place | am now prepared 70 ene: w
the busine . Of Milling, and nope 70 q" u IN
| anch = manner as fully to satisfy the puollc'
There are In The mill four runs Of stones, In
com sletc order, and I am willing to engage
thai the work shall be done az well. If not bets
| Ter than at any other mill in the county. Please
| call an give me fair tIial and 1t IT - not
done well as at any other mill. ill charges
will paid, as have got one ufthe FIRST hands
in the Milling business, az he comes with ;hr
best recommendation from the Messrs |. &
LIST tsons. New Milford, who are considered
No. in M,liing-likewise, from the upright
Fai .nera, Merchants. Mechanics and LabOrers
with whom he was acquainted.
". B.-Now the gates stand ready on pivot
f., hosting. 1t 10 hard to keep tn m shut
ttr the mill is in such good repair for grinding!
Now gentlemen and ladies all You have got to
10, is to drive up before the Mill door, and you
will 6nd a Miller ready, at all times, Oh short
and reasonable notice to dc up your grinding
in the best manner. Corn and <,ohbs cracked
and ground together at any time.
N. b. Now for the nimblesixpenes.
Terms for Grinding.
Fifteen bushels of Rye ground tor ""e bash
el-Seven do tor one hall bushel-Whtat
Buckwheat and Corn, all ground after the
same rate. Corn taken on the ear, and shelled,
riddled and famed, if called for, al the saline
rate a. above. Provender any where nearly |
equally mixed, as to diff reht kinds. Grain |
will be ground at the rate of twenty bushels
for one, ten for one halt and five for one quar-.
ter bushel. This v"n may depend on finding |
aereeai le to the terms as above specified, BY
weis hing or otherwise. if You please. II not
found SO, call on me, and not peddle it to the
public, aud all damages will be paid. Do II IS
Iaon as possible and not delay over weeks
shorter If possible. Plaster will be ground for
one dollar per ton, il not Of the hard kind.
Iwsh to return thanks to the public tor
past favors, hoping for continuance ofthe
same.
81 WING
will be done at the Sawmill for 90 cents per
hundred. for cash, or barter at cash prices, or
Tor dae bills, taken for the amonnt-and all te
be satisfied with the measu, ement ofthe stuff,
VT en- taken from the mll--and not to lay over
80 da. ) after it mas been sawed. without set
thing up the saw bill. Sound Timber sawed fer
one quarter on shares. If not settled in 80
days interest will be required from date OF
saving.
have just sdded to my machinery an i'm
proved Smut Mill to clean Grain. and Sc"ur-
lag Mill for hNlling Buckwheai and sies 9 to |
to sift the hull out Of the bran.
ARMAND OLMSTEAD
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Olosaon1an
ALL-HEALlNG BALSAM,

ALL.HEALlNG BALSAM,
Is now prepared ONLY by himself. 1t is not
subject to those deliberations oimerly COM
planned Of. nor is IT made up cheap and small,
for the purpose Of quilting people out Of their
money. 1t has lost none OF its virtues. The
certificates which daily appear shaw this 10 be
so. even though the name OF F1iger be remo-
we'd from them, and another nsme substituted
fer il. There is no such tr;ckery needed 10
establish the reputation OF my -Olosoanian, ner
81 all +, under the hypocri,ical pretence of
being an Ode Fellow, send circulars to their
Lodges throughout the United States. with
the hope of deceiving them into the belief
that am friend to their institution. All
this kind of humhuggery detcst, and here
assert that if my Olosaonian is not what it
claims to be, and will not rise in the estima-
tion OF the world by its own merits, hope it
" i'll sink into oblivion. shall not labour to
build upon foundation OF ISLANDER, nor 60
about privately. or in the dark. to destroy the
reputatian of Those opposed to me in business.
but Aarting with cleon hands and character
I aha!l endeavsr 10 recommend and
Ent forward m! Olesaonian as a true and infal.
hole Remedy tor ..'. .............
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NOTICE.---Whereas Alanson
Handlin, an indebted Apprentice 10 me, hat
left my employ without just cause or prov.ca-
tion. This 10, therefore. to forbid all rerscns
,harboring, hiring or trusting him under pen
atty Of the Law. ...i 4
BENJAMIN 'HANDLiN.
Sharon, Fes. 2, lS4s. 3Y4w
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REV. B. RIBBARD'S
VEGETABLE 1l.BlLEOUS
FAMILY PILLS

Are not found to be the most convenisnfs
The Best Physic Yoa Ever Tired,
And FULLY equal to our recommendation Of
them.-li you don't find that Vns OF these
Pills does more good than from TO Of any
ether kind. every Agent stands ready to 70
esiveths empty boz and
Refund tho MONEY!
These pills are Recommended ~ being sgith,
0af asy equal in ILL Bilious attacks, affections
Of the Liver. the Lungs, Stomach or Bowels.
caused by taking cold or obstructed perspira
ten. They carry of the bile. cleanse the pores
Of the body, thereby letting cut the inssnsibio
perspisation through ito Accustomed channel
aAd relieving at once the internal organs. Also
in old chronic affections, a. Dyspepsia. Sick
Headache. Rheumatism. SC. Mind the Di-
reetioas which 20 with each box.
Every Agent has Circulars Of these Pills to
give away. - lf-
HALF A PILL
10 the usual dose, though some require one
PILL or even more. Children of one year B.
over, one fourth of Pil!-of7 years and over
half a PHI These Pills are PURELY piE
GETABLE. and may be taken under all cir
cumstances without regard to drink or diet.
0o-For Sale by Druggists and Traders gen.
orally, in each Town and Village ia the cOun-
and State,
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which so often threatens

sUFFoCATION.
II has relieved Miss LUCRETIA WELLS
from her suffering more than any remedy sie
has ever used, during tine ~ years she has
been afflicted. II has also relieved and resfo>-
red Mrs. ELIZA LELAND, of Schoolcraft.
Kalamazoo county, Mich. SEE has suffered
with asthma severely from her birth. and her
cure is looked upon a. MIRACULOUS. go
Du-Read the following letter from the Rev
SAMUEL H. EARL, pastor OF the Union
Baptist Church. Cold Spring, Long Island:
Cold Spring. L. l. .j,siy sth, ls4s.
:. On. RosERT B. FoLGER: .,,.,..,
..Dear Sir Last fall I was afflicted with
.AstAmG or Phthisic-pain in the side. palpi.
'tation Of the heart and asthmaiic cough. By
using your Olosanoian obtained relief in
very short time. The asthma have not had
since. The remainder OF the Olosaonian
have been using in my family for comm %
cough. aud have found il alwsys GAectusl in re-
moving il. l think il the best remedy for q
cough sveruied. Every family should keep
a bsttls Of it for that rurpese.
Ysurs, &c.
- The above are only, \ few Of the many cures
that might be referred to-. It's course 10 On.
ward. II 10 "THE REMEDY snd The pee-
pie begin TO know it. Remember that the /
genuine article is prepared only by me.
PRINCIPAL OFFICE f
Ul6l FULTON STBEET.-l6ln
Third door west Of Broadwaw.-2nd Aoor-op>
Posite St. Paulss hurch.
It cen be OBTAINED Of may regular Agents.
Lock well to the label on the Bottle. See that
Il reads: DIR. Robert B. FoIgv's OiGsoniam
0r an Re0fing BGlsGm,'' aRd has nv name
Trash.
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DIssoLu11oN.--The partnership
heretofore existing between the subscribers un.
der the firm OF Beebe and Osborn, 10 dissolved
bymntual consent. a.
9arAA persons indebted to- them are respect.
uv requested to make immediate payment 10
P. s, Beebe, who is authorised to settle all &C.
coun g, and will continue the business at the cid
| stand. PHILLIP S. BEEB
'MYRON OSBORN
Litchfeld, Jan. 24,h, le4S. 81
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The Vegetable Pile Electuary.
Invented by DR. A. Upham. distingnishe
physician Of New York city, is the only real
ly successful remedy for that dangerous and
distressing complaint the Piles, ever offered to
the American public.
|. Mark this. il 10 an internal remedy-not an
external application, and will cure any case Of
Piles. either bleeding or blind, internal or ex'
ieF'.al. and probably the only thing thar will.
There is no mistake about it,. II lisa positive
cure-speedy and permanent. Ii 10 also .
convenient medicine 10 take. and improves the
general health in a remarkable manner.
Each box contains IL doses al 8 l-2 cents
per dose. II is very mild in i;s operation, and
may be taken in cases Of the most acute in.
Illumination without danger. All external APP.
plicaticns are in the highest degree disagree
able, incc nve nieni and offensive. and from the
very nature OF the disease. temporary in their
effects. THIS Medicine attacks the disease at
its source, and removing the cause, renders the
cure certain and permanent.
0O-Cure foi lite guaranteed, The Electory
contains no mineral medicines, no aloes, no
.;amboge or other powe and irrits,.ag pu,-
gaive. No fear Of taking cold while under ito
irf fence, no change in diet necessary. II ta-
ken according tn the directions cure for life
10 guaranteed.
Pamphlets giving valuable information r..
Tpecting this medicine may be obtained OF A.
genis gratis. .
D. F. Bradley 1870 Washington street. Ros-
len. General Agent for the New England
States.
AGENTS. Brsl, Litch6eld; w II Hung.
rrford. " olcotvil,e s. Thomas l. Son, Plym-
ruth; g Humphrey, c. nasn E g Lawrence,
4 Co. Norfolk Elihu Curtis Wa,er,own and
by the dealers in Medicine generally through
out New England. a. 6m
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Dissolution.

VVNHE partnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween the subscribers under the firm Of
Gilbert g. Buckley is this day dissolved, BY
mutual consent. Daniel N Gilbert is author
led 10 settle all accounts until the first day Of
April next, and will carry on the business as
usual, at the old stand.
DANIEL GILBERT,
HENRY BULKLEY.
New Milford, Dec. 20, lSA7. 50 6w
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FOR SALE,

FOR SALE,
4 GRIST MILL, SAW MILL and
SHINGLE MILL, situated on She
N paHg River, in Canada village, Go
zen. TIL above Mills are supplied by
q never failing stream of water, being
I'd by two large ponds in the immedi-
lite vicinity. The situation is one OF the
'nost desirable n The couny, anc will be
sold on the must reasonable terms.
Apply to HOSEA GRANDALL:
West Goshen, Feb 2, 1913 /" 3m
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Harness Making.

TaNHE su oscribeIres
4, pectfuHy informs
theinhabitantsotLitch-
Geld Ind vicinity. that
he has removed to the
shop in West st.,7 doors
west ofthe Cour, House,
where as usual he in.
- ~~.ry m the
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THE PILES.
u A CURE FOR LIFE SECURED
Dr.. Upham's

IN 1HRNAG REMEDY
For the cure Of Piles, lnflamatOry Of Liver
aud Spleen, inflammation, Soren and
liberation Of the Stomach, Bo sls,
Kidneys, and Bladder. lnAalnn
tory and Mercurial Rheuma.
tism. lmpurity Of Blood,
Weakness and In
famation OF
the >pine.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1848-12-28

In these times of high excitement in relation to min
eral wealth, it may not be undressing to state that
gentleman Of this city. Professor w r. Johnson. has
Gently received by order of the Russian government
splendid and valuable Of the minerals Of that coun
try, embracing some Of the varieties OF mineral
forms, well as OF the rich and valuable metallic ores
from widely distant parts Of the empire. The don ton ia
understood to be acknowledgment of important as.
sistanee rendered to certain officers of the Russian
ing corps, this country in 1916 TO investigate
the subject of the mining and of anthracite and other
Goals II is appropriate compliment. and was accom-
panied by letters which speak in the most uneqnyoca
terms Of the high estimation OF the scientific aid and
operation of Professor Johnson.
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THE UNION.

lasts thirteen weeks and the whole expense 10 Congress
for reporting estimated by the committee for that
Der Of weeks not far from thousand dollars for each
journal which is the very for which (long before
the plan Of payment by the column thought OF by
or. so far as know, By any one else) had pro-
posed to do the work during the short session In the
same way will appear that the estimate Of the weekly
expense. as made by the committee will give for the
long session. average length say of thirty weeks,
not far from the sum of tlgelrs thousand dollars which
original proposition for such reports during such
long session In the face of these facts-n which the
total expense the Of reporting both houses
of Congress during both their long and short sessions is
measured and determined at once by own PROPOSE
ton by the estimate of the special joint committee, and
by the actual working thus far OF the present plan as
stated in figures from its aceountb books by the lnel
gencer-we ask readers to Judge for themselves
of the spirit which could prompt the Evening Post
to publish and lend color to, the seandaous state
ment Of lis correspondent, that by the failure of Br
Ashmuns resolution, looking the reports Of the House
alone, serenfyfoe thousand dollars year were saved
10 the government II passes all bounds of charity 10
ascrbe such statement merely to ignorance; and be-
sides his both the Post and its correspondent had the
facts before them in a form too accessible and auhori-
tatve to permit the plea OF ignorance against conviction
of most gross and malignant SANDER Nor is the edi-
tora statement Of the Post that through the passage Of the
resolution offered in the House, the Inteligencer and
ourselves sought to punder the public treasury OF from
forty to fifty thousand dollars year" whit re.
Specialize To say nothing Of the ndecency OF its Ian
guage, the glazing untrth of its statement of the amount
Of compensation in question and It's utter refusal 10
notice It's statement the service, both 10 Congress and
the country proposed to be rendered by for that
compensation abundanty show that its article writ
ten and published in spirit of pary spefulness which
sets public truth and public shame alike at defiance
We have now said all that deem ii necessary TO say
in vndcaion of ourselves against grossness and
tonness Of attack which, in the quarter where appears
and in the form which has assumed profess ourselves
unable to understand, but which, whatever may be the
motive which prompted it, cannot but feel that every
honest man should despise. Commenting, again, to our
readers and 10 all who take interest in this matter, the
excellent article of the nelligencer, take leave or
the present of the subject
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DR WILLIAMS of N. G., assisted by Dr. Ill., late of
~ Phiadelphia,) would respectfully announce 70 tfs
aides and gentlemen Of Washington and Its vicinity that
by especial they will deliver another Of five
successive public and experiments,
lat OddFelows Hsl) Wednesday evening, the 9th,
"a O'clock upon the great science Of Psychological Eec
anets which has excited the wonder and adnira
who have Witnessed the truly astonishing
rnents, both in its physical and mental department He
would remark that during the course, electricity will be
exhibited Of planetary motion. and bodies will
put without tangible experiment
gina with the denonstraior Electricity will be esab
lshed the cause of light, heat calorc.
Color the the circulation of the blood by its
positive and negative previous electricity the OF
secular notion by which bodies will be suspended and
put in motion Animals win be killed in the presence of
the audience and resuscated actual living animals win
be produced from another obstruction OF the exte
rial bodies by electrical will be removed,
that the whole audience the experiment, and
that too, without producing any physical change in the
body, which is the most beaatit experiment Wit
messed and strikes with force and power the scientific
and learned.
In the psychological department will be exhibited
gentleman wide awake and in his perfect and after
subiectng him electrical process of few moments,
full, complete and Ineligible physical, well as
tai contact that any human being through electrical
obtain ano,her--tbe mental dis
asesi be demonstrated intelli gibiy the whole audi
the philosophy of the mind the body-a high de-
sideraun in diseases all the will be taken away
on gentleman wide awake Win be exhibited the phos-
ophy seeing ghosts introduction persons distance,
the philosophy Of witchcra seeing the Devil, and all the
phrenologcal organs freely excited without physical
with variety OF entertaining demonstrations too e-
dous mention.
For particulars each evening programme
As DESTROYS that this demonstration should be wit
by ALL the price in this commodlous hall is
continued al % cents.
n. B. course Of private instruction
Odd Fellows Hail. at o'clock, "Wednesday, when all
who have desire viii be thoroughly and regularly ina-
Ted into the mysteries Of this great secret
Dc 27-3tdit~
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TyRUsTEE's SALE.

TRUSTEES sALE.-By authority CT three several deeds
ofuus bearing date the 2ist day Of October lS43
and recorded in Liber w. B. No I03, olo 453, &c
other dated 9th December, 1874 and recorded Liber w
B No ia folio 81 &C. and the third dated the 7th day
March, lS45, and recorded in Lber w. No. 100 folio
li6 &c and power attorney dated the 18th May 3t7
viii, Wednesday, the 9th day of December instant
O'clock p. the premises offer for sale at public
auction the highest bidder therefor, that valuable proper
known the ground plan OF the city Of Washington
lot No 49, in reservation No r. at the intersection
street west with Pennsylvania avenue and embracing
whole front OF the said and running
Pennsylvania avenue to street. together with all and
guitar the buildings and Improvements thereon.
The premises embrace arrangements for reiecory in the
basement stores the ground floor, and above
and the position eligible for all these purposes
The of sale will be; fourth one sixh Of
the residue g. g. g. r. Is, and Is months respectively
bearing interest from date the deferred payments be
secured to the satisfaction Of the On full
pance by the puch with the terms and conditions Of
sale, and payment Of the whole purchase money, the
tee will convey the purchaser the foil title vested him
by means of the several instruments referred 10.
JOS II. BRADLEY, Trustee
Dec 6-3tawts A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
b5-The above sale Is postponed. In quenee OF
the Indictment weather. uou Wednesday the 81 January
lsi9 same hour, by order Of the
A. GREEN,
Dec S-eodSds Auctoneer.