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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-01
FOR Sale.

TIIE FARM formerly the residence of X
| Randolph, Esq, OF about 100 acres, sIlua'
rcd IN Mlddlclowu, 4. miles from Newport be
twten The East and West Roads with com
portable dwelling house, large barn aud CRIB, an
orchard. 10 acres OF Woodland L; the whole
fuTmW ell wdlcrcd Also
A Farm in Tlverlon of about go acres, for
mcrly tho ropcrty OF Weston Hicks, Esq, vii
a dwelling house, situated about nn equal DIS
tance II ON the Stone Bridge and fall River.
Also, n dwelling house on Broad Street IN
tins town, containing Twelve finished rooms
with good Wen and CiSteIn and large garden
IN the rear.
The property aS above described will be sold
on application To the Subsci ber--and posses
sion gwen immediately
ANNE NJ. RAND LplI.
Exc cutrix Of the last Will of
Anr9 R.K RANDOLPH, Decd.
DietcticS for the Sick, &C.
Such as--Brst Bermuda Arrowroot,
Superior Russian lsnglass,
Coopcr's lsinglass,
Irish Oat mcal, kiln dried
Irish Moss,
Fine white Tapioca,
Pearl Sago,
Pearl Barley,
Robinson Patent Barley, &c. &c. at
X. II. HAZARDS,
Signs otGolden Mortar near the Court House
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Down in Georgia erog shops are called
" sucking bottle repositories
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A lie will travei hundred miles oLiIc
truth 10 pu,lbg on us boots
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Pastor of IIudson-sl, VI. f.. Church.


ROTTERDAM, - hcneCtady Co N. I.
DR.. J. 5. Wood-Dear Sir--i am anxious the
world should know oithe extraordinary virtues
Of your Sarsapalilla Elixir. My son has been
80 very low h,th chronic humorS for the past
three years, that We had dcSpaircd olhiS life iuI
more than year past. lie was unab o lie
in bed, his hip drawn up quite out ofpIace, and
when moved his pains were intocrable-hc
mas had il lanccd three times, sometimes dis
charging more than quart and pint of mai
ter. lie is fast improving under the us? OF
your Elixir, indeed the physicians, Dr. Van
Epgham and DR.. kiGdcr, say it is the very bes
hing he can take. II he does without il = few
days he is much worse. but by It's use he i'm
proves very fast. Please let me have another
bottle, und obligc your grateful friend,
SUSANNAH FILKINS.
To when it may cOnccrn.-ilaving made
use Of DIR. Woods Elixir Of Sarsaparilla, and
also learned from him the Ingredient of which
ii is composed, can most UnheStalingy say,
that ! consider ii the best preparation of the
kind now IN use, and recommend it to the CON
sideration Of all persons in any way afflicted
with disease.
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A I'ouoL. ~ per cent Alec hol ff .ui.
IL tea purposes, .
JuntI5 l. tIANtpLt
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Long experience has POycd
vastly sup criOr to amy the
Mold I,DS eve DDisllCc


! has for its support many eminent medIca
| rac'lu0ners by whom IT Is regarded aS lnli-
Inllcly superior 10 any medicine for The speedy
and permanent cure Of the great variety ol
diseases known TO the medical profession, II
/ the statement is strong, experience and hlghly
respectable testimony has fully proved the
truth OF all we claim in its favor, aud we re
spectluily solicit Il candid and careful peruSal
of the certificates appended, from men Of nigh
standing and sterling worth, ior the cure OF the
various diseases for which medicines Of like
name are recommended This Grand Univer-
sal remedy is within the reach o all. ana
whenever and wherever ordinary medicines
Il tail to cure, they may learn and know by JOY
iul experience its rayscendent powers to heal
/ The following are some of the many d eases
in which it has proved emincntly successful.
/ Diseases from Impure Blood, organic or func
tonal Dyspepsia, Liver Compa mis-, Fever
and Ague, Secondary syphilis, rheumatism,
Gout and Lumbago, Scrolua, Leprosy, Can
cerous and Mercurial Diseases, CONSTITUTIONS
broken by Measles, Small Pox, FeverS, &c.
II ProlapSuS Iberia. Piles, UcerationS, Swellings,
and Piles, Salt 'Rheum, ErySipelas, pimples
and Blotches on the face, Distractions 50 fatal
/, to young and delicate ladies' Nervousness and
Bowel Complaints of children from tcething,
RcketS, weak children and aged persons. Ner-
/ vOuS, Dcbiitated and delicate iemels Impo-
tencYor lnconlinence in either SEX Neuralgia,
Epilepsy, llysleria and Sick Headache, Tic
Dooreux, Dizziness and Palpiation, Influenza,
\ Coughs, Throat and Lung Complaints Bron.
chitlS and first stages of consumption. AlsUt
IN any case Of Cough, Weakness, Sickness,
Nc. ii gwen Immediately. tle amount OF cx-
pcnSe Of pain and misery it would ward of,
1 would be incaculable. o2l
/ We append the following as a specimen OF
the certificates spoken Of above.
/ Rev, Allen Steele, an able and popular di-
vine, well known 10 the people OF TINS State,
H IiiCS Us As follows:
/, Albany, May 'eth, i8i7.
Il Dr. J. ). Wood-Dear Si,-ilaving taken
hree bottles oiyour.. ..SarSararllla EliAir, take
great pleasure in bearing testimony To lis ben
i efficient effects upon system afflicted with
Hereditary ScroIula. For many year, have
tried popular remedies, not excepting the pre-
4 paratlJns OF SarSapaIilla, and while would,
say Of many Of them, that they have done wcir
H lam constrained To- say IN my own case Ou
Il EiiXir Tar cXcells them all. Yours truly,
Il ALLEN STEELE,
II Pastor of IIudnOn-st VI f. Church.
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Magical Corn salye,

JARRANTED to effect "A speedy cure
w the directions are Strctl complied with
causing no PAIN whatever, neatly pul up IN
boxes with directions, at the low price OF l25
cents. Prepared and sold iy q. L. Hazard
nruggSl, No. 81 Thames Street
na
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sARsApARILLA ELIXI,

Wh1'vc made your wills to die,
Call backa portion ulthoNc funds,
And come to Dyer and buy.
The proprIelorS olthlS justly celebrated rem
edy having enlarged their bottles to
MORE THAN ONE QUART,
and enclosed 1t in a new and splendid wrapper
have decided to give it more comprehensive
name, indicating portion Of the highly val =
liable medicinal drug, of which ills composed
II is prepared in a scientific and careful man,
ner, by a regularly educated Physician and
PharmaceutiSl in strict conformity with for
mmln Mhirh
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UR. WdITIN'S
SasaparlIa, Tomato and Wild Cherry
PEYSISAE EITTTRS.

COMPOSED Of pure spanish SarSaparila
~ Tomatoes and Wild Cherry Barks, three OF
II t most powerful, purifying and strengthen
ing productions in Nature
The extract here presented Is prepal ep after
the directions given by the celebrated DR..
Warren, whose name Il bears, and will b, found
superior To any preparation Of the kino now in
use. II Is highly conceniraled-entiIe vcget-
able and Favored to The taste. VIII be found
SarsD,nlli, Tpni'o, and kind now in
Biuers have now become Standarirely veee-
universally approved by Physicians as a safe
. moody and A. cHpcIunl remedy for
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-11-01

MUTUAL bencIlI Lie lnSuIdncc
Company,
NO. II, WALL-STREET
TNIlIS COMPANY has been in existence
i nearly four years, and its surplus is now
March LIST, lol9) over
100000,
Showing business Unparalleled.
Dividends of Profits are declared Annually up
on all iin Policies which have settled two or
more premiums the profits draw interest at the
rate If Il pr cent per annum, and can he made
available al once, to the extent of two-thlr'ls OF
their amount, where the party has paid his pre-
miums in full.
Premium, are payable annually, but may be
paid scmi-annually OF quarterly and parties ta-
king Life policies when the premium amounts to
$50, may, il they prefer, clvc their individual
notes One-half the annual premium. upon
which they will lie required to pay six per cent.
interest.
Prospectus, and all p pcrs necessary to effect
insurance and all information in relation 10 The
plan ofopcrations, may be obtained gratis, ut the
Store of NJ HALL.
DIRECTORS.
Robert l.. Patterson, Seth Low,
Chas ;. Macknet, Joel w. Condlt,
Edward Anthony, WIN. A. Pcntz,
Lewis & Grover, Thomas Il. Segur,
Henry McFarlan, An rev >. Stealing,
William NJ. Simpson, Randall II. Greene.
ROBT l.. PATTERSON, President,
Benz. G. MILLER, Secretary.
JOSEPH l.. LORD, Agent.
MILTON HALL, agent for Newport.
may II ,dSw.tf.
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+, CHURCH., NJ d.
Marshal, MAY 25, lSA7.

| The Rev. s, Il. RawSon, of Albany, worthy
divine, having heard much OF the merits Of the
Elixir, was induced to try it in general debility
and scrolula, and he considers it the best ar!i-
Gle ever offered TO the American people
Albany, May 2G ISi7.
DIR. Wood-l procured one bottle of your
excellent SarSaparilla Elixir, and having used
q part Of IT, | ain ready to say that consider il
the best article for persons dcblitaied and of
ScrululouS habits ever offered to the American
people. L. r. RAWSON.
Rev. z. NJ. Hitchcock Pastor of the Wash
Iingtonot. VI. T.. Church ofthiS city, has known
Of many cases cured by using DR.. Woods
Elixir, and from personal knowledge SAYS il IS
n safe and nest valuable medicine.
Albany, May 20, ISi7.
DR.. j. >. Wood-Sir take great pleasure
IN saying that your SarSaparia Elixir has
produced a very evident and beneficial effect
upon my wife. She has for more than seven
Iycars past been in a feeble stale Of health, her
nervous system has been very much excited
and dCranged. and from n child has becn
troubled with ScroiuOuS humur she has now
uScdtwo bottles of your sarsaparilla Eliyir and
has derived a great benefit from it,
From whati have witnessed and know of lis
| happy effects, | can confidently recommend il
/ rs Saici pleasant and most valuable medicine
=. ". HITCHCOCK.
| nr. Woods Sarsaparila has cured more le.
male complaints The last year than perhaps all
other medicines put together in the vicinity
where IT Sknown. II is not To be ex pected thai
their certificates could all be published We
trust the following, from Mr.. Myers, of Troy
will satisfy the most incredulouS.
Troy, June 6, lsd7.
DR.. Wood-Dcar Sir In Justice 10 you, aud
IN accordance with my dutvto the public, am
constrained To add my testimony in favor of
your valuable medicine the SarSaparia Elixir
My wife has been for many years IN very de-
lhilitaied state OF health, accompanied with
weakness and pains IN the lOnS, bearing down
pains indigestion, and total arrangement OF
the nervous system, 80 as to be quite unable to
attend To domestic affairs, and sometimes con-
hncd 10 her bed. Shc has now taken . bottles
ol your SarSaparilla Elixir, and her health is
better iban II has been for many years before
She consider, herself now well. and We believe
Y r. Engineer, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by WOOD, LYON
d co 3J South Pearl street, Albany. and by
Druggists generally throughout the States and
Cabadas.
Ptlce : per bottle, or bottles foi s5.
'iIAllLS DYER, Jr wholesale Agcpf|
y and ~ and - Westminster ST., Proyidcncc. i
&C = HAZARD, Agent for NevTor
mar l2lyt
wholly 80, through The proydcnlial agency oI
our Sarssparlla Eliiir IN MYERS,
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Female Complaints, Family Use,

For all Female Complaints, these Bitter
will be found the mCst pure. delicate, pen'
raling and effective medicine ever used. Th
general directions, for various diseases, which
we havc'alrcady given, are properly applicable
To females, with this exception, that ladies' Of
delicate constitution should modify them
slightly. Unnecessary. Those suffering from an
obstruction or irregularity, should use them
freely, until nature is restored TO her proper
action.
Their warming animating, and strengthen
ing qualities will be highly appreciated They
Icflectualy remove nausea, heartburn, nervous
irritation headache, swelling OF the feet and
limbs, &C. and impart a light, vigorous and
healthy feeling to the whole system.
TO Ladies afflicted with Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton. Debility. feeble circulation of the blood,
small EruptonS on the face, yellow or dingy
,complcxion, these bttcrS are of inestmable
value. Il has been truly observed that beauty
OF complexion is :>blc health and this can
only be obtained by keeping the blood, and in
tcrnal functions, in a sound and healthy cond-
lion. Beauty cannot exist Independent of
health.
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ScfOfuIOuS, McrcUriaI and C0Ut0- -
ncOuS Diseases.

Jaundice, Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Billion
Disorders Tuuor IN the Throat, Swelling
the Limbs, Salt Rheum, Bad lumors, Can
Nervous Irritation. Loss of Appetite, Liver
Complaint. CoSliveneSS, weak and sore Som
ach. UircrS and Sores, Pain in the Bones
Rheumatic Affections, Erysipelas Erup,ions on
the face, Kings Evil Languor, Debility Diz
zinesS. Sallow Complexion, Loss of Strength
and Flesh all those disorders which arise
from the abuse of Mercury, or from an impure
taintin The blood, no matter how acquired.
Female (,OlnpI:liutS. Family Use.
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For Children.

These Bilters may be given according 10 the
directions, in doses adapted to their age, with
perfect safety and good effect. They are the
most natural medicine that can possibly be used
and may justly be pronounced an inestimabe
DANES lp blpSSluo
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DIR. J. 8. WOODS
ELK II

OF SARSAPARlLLA, YELLOW DUN,
AND WILD CHERRY.
By far Hc Cheapest and Best Arhch ot the
kind IN the oo.M, formerly known as the
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-27

At Court Of Probate holden at Tolrlngten,
within and tor the District Of Torrington, on
the god day of September, A. D. ls49.
Present--GEo. D. WADHAMs. Esq. Judge.
THIS Court doth direct the Administrator
/. Of the Estate Of Lydia Kimberly. late Of
rorrington, in said district, deceased, represen-
ted to Be Tnsolveni. to give notice 10 all per,
sons interested in the estate Of safd deceased
to appear, (ifthey see cadse.) before the Court
0: Probate, to be holden at the Probate
Office ia said district, ON the t3A day of
October, l849, at 2 O'Clock, afternoon, to
be heard relative 10 the appointment Of
Commissioners OH said estate. by posting
said order OF notice on public sign post in
said town OF Torrington. nearest the place
where the deceased last 6weIt, and BY ad.
verlsing the same in newspaper publish
ed 10 Litchheld County.
Certified from Record,
40 K. c, ABERNETHY, Clerk.
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DEAF HIS.

Ss~N>~>~~~~~>~<<~~>~~~~
In this village, on the IAN ins., GER
TRUDE, only child Of G. II. HoHister,
Esq. aged 10 months.
The dearest smile ofGod,
Is only lent to cheer
The weary pilgrim on his road,
To yon celestial sphere.
10 Tompkins County. N. \. Dr.. LEWIS
BEERS, aged abou, sc years, native of
Connecticut. ,s.r.
In this town, Sep, 2et, an infant child Of
Mr. Asahel III. Morse.
In Wolcouville, Sept 2lSt. GRACE,
only child Of II. B. Richards aged abotlt
zig months.
In Harwinton. on the 9TH inst, Mr.:
BENJAMIN SQUIRES, aged 49,. Sept.
9th, ALMfRA Il. DALEY, daughter OF
Mr.. Harmon Daley, aged Is Sept 9Th,
of Cholera, Mr.. LEAVlrr PARDEE.
aged s. Sept llth, HULDAH ANN,
wife of Mr.. William Wall, aged 2s. Sept.
a2,h, ELEANOR, youngest child Of the
la,e BENZ. Squi'es, aged i9 ~onihs.
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2ACZ8EZQ MuSZC
SOCIETY.

'FHE LITcHFtELD COUNTY SACRED MU-
Il SIC SOCIETY, will give their 18th an
nual CONCERT at the Methodist Episco>
pal Church, in Winsled, in the month of
September next. AS the precise time can>
not be named now, timely notice will be gil
ven to the members of the Society and the
public.
The following chorases win be given in>
terspersed with Solos, Duets, Trios and
Quartetts.
Hai'-Stone Chorus, Handel. J From Boston
For with strength, Hayden. : Academy's
Horse and his rider, Handel. } Chorus Book.
The marvellous works, Hayden.l
All we like sheep, Handel.
Israel's Sons, Rossini.
Be not afraid. Mendelohon.
Praise the Lord, Lingarilli. From
The transient and the eternal, Johnson's
Romberg. Chorus
Light oa the gloomy hii1s, Mo. Book.
Fart,
Ye angels attend him, Neu
komm. I'D .-
High in Glory, Cherubini.
Child of Mortality, Taylor's Sac. Minstrel.
Star of Redemption, Hastings and Bradbu-
RVS Choralist.
The members Of the Society are request
ed 10 furnish themselves with the Music.
aad enter on The requisite practice as soon
as possible. =..t
The Concert will be Il Winsted on Wednes-
day Oct. Sd at o'clock P. NJ
Rehearsal, Tuesday tina 2nd, at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ A. s LEWIS. Rec, Sec'y.
Litchfeld, Aug. l4th, lS49. 4wl4
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Alta Court of Probate held at the Probate
Office in Washington, September 18th, ls49,D
Present. D. B. Brinsmades Esq, Judge.
b THE Administrator on Solomon Titus's Es>
tate, appeared in court and represented the
estate insolvent, and prayed that commission
lers may be appointed on said estate,
/ Whereupon it was Ordered BY the court that
commissioners thereon be appointed on Mon
day the Gath day ofSept. ls49, al one o'clock
P M, at the Probate Office, and that all parties
iu interest may have notice, the Adninistratog
will publish this order in newspaper printed
in Litcbfield, and post copy Of the same on
the sigpposi nearest 10 where the deceased last
lived 10 said " Washington,
: DANIEL b. oRINSMADE, Judge.
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MARRIED..

In New Hartford, on the 18th inst by
the Rev. Alexaader Leadbetter, Mr.. NEL>
SON G. HlNGKLEY, of Hartford, and
Miss MINERVA R. HoTCHKIsS, daugh-
ter of Samuel Holchkiss, Esq, of the for
mer place.
In Barkhamsted, on the 9th inst, by the
Rev. William Go9lwin, Mr. HORAT4O N.
SMITH, of New Hartford. and Miss MA
RYJ. TERRY. of Yves, Granny.
In Lockpor,, N. Y. Sept 18th, Rev.
THERON g.. COTTON, Of New Haven,
TO Miss JANE e. daughter OF Ezra HarA
wood, Esq. OF Stockport.
In Watertown, Sept. 10Th, Mr.. RILEY
BALD WIN to Miss ANN MARIA. only
daughter of the Eare Capt. James Ta,tle, all
of Walertown.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-27

She Probate Oface 10 said district, on the
LIST day OF October, lS49. al 10 o'clock fore
noon TO be heard relative to the appoint.
ment Of Commissioners on said estate, by
posting said order u notice on public sign
post in said town Of Salisbury, nearest the
place where the deceased lasi dwelt, and BY
advertising the same in newspaper pub
iiShed IN Li.chfeld.
a Certified from Record,
l9+ JOHNG. mitchell, Judge.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS!

DAYTON continues to Manufac-
taN SERAPHIEES and MELO-
DE0NS of the very best quality Of
W tone and workmanship. His Sera-
phines are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DAYTON'S IMPROVED ME-
LODEONis admitted by the most COM
peieni judges TO be superior to any Melode.
cn nUw in use. 1t has keyboard SINH
lar 10 that of Piano or Seraphine. The
Case is OF Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is well finished. The tone
is very smooth, and can he made loud or
soft by the use of the Swell Pedal. II is
we'll adapted 10 quick or slow music. The
Bellows is CONSTRUCTED on hsw ami i'm
proved pian,-it works with Pedal, and
with bat little incon venience 10 the perfor-
mcr. 1t is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
N. b. THESE instruments are well adap>
led Tor an accom- paniment 70 church choirs
as well as for parlor use, and as they are
made in strong and Substantial manner,
I the subscriber feels entire confidence in re-
commencing them as adorable and efficient
ins'rament.
Ms The public are invited 10 call aad
examine them.
nFPianos, Seraphines, and other Mus
steal Instruments. tuBed and repaired.
J. DAYTON.
Wolrostviile, Conn.,, July, lS49.
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Orders No. 70,
fFEAD QUARTERS, I'd BRIGADE, }
.ATr OF C,lN%J Sharon Atsv I'd 'A4 {

TFEAD QUARTERS, I'd BRIGADE,
STATE OF Conn, Sharon, Aug "a, AZ
Sg-THE several Regiments of this Brig
'ade willrendezvuas and eHcamp for ANIMAL
service. 10 wit: THE 9Th Regiments, Col
Kelsey, Middlesex .Counsy, at MiddIetown.
on Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday, the
25,h, 26lh and 27,h days Of September.
The 9th Regiment, Col. Guyer, of Fairfield
County, a, bridgeport on Monday, Toes
day and Wednesday,, the Isl, 81 and3d days
oi October The 4th Regiment, Col Smith
of Litchfeld Cown.y, al Lieh6eld, on don,
day, Tuesliay and Wednesday. the 9Th. 9Th
and 10Th days OF Ocluber-: and the 81 Reg.
iment. Coi.-4iaHeabeck, OF New Haven Cos
at Milford, on Wednesday, Thnrsday and
Friday, the l0ih. ith and l2th days Of
October. By order Of
GEN. KING.
ego. A RT SELL, Aid ale.camp
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NOTICE.

VINE subscriber wishing to reliDquish
his mercantile business, Offers fof sale
his Store and eniirs Sock OF Goods. conn
Orising large and extensive ass Ttnaens of
Staple Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware
and CrockeEy. A. The Store is large and
commodious, with fixiures convenient for
carving on an extensive cOahtFy business,
situated In she village Of Million, near the
Ep,scopal Chrnch, and has been occupied
81 he subscriber for the last ~ years.
Terms Of payment for the same can Be
made 20 suit the purchasers, the whole OF
anv portion Of the puFchase money can re
.snaie for any term of years desired By the
dh1EchaseE. u. :: WELSh.
Milton, SspA f. lSaa q .. SsH 4
nJ aAt :
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-27

RRoADCLoTHS Cassimeres. Sattinetts,
DFlannels, Wool Drawers and Wrappers;
5oml6azines, Aipacas, M. De Lairs, French
Iwiiis' and many other articles Of Fall Goods.
@ALSO.&
Double barrel Fow!ng Pieces, Gun Lockss
FO"oer Fla"ks, Shot and Game Bsgs, Powder
ana Snni-with fresh supply Of Green and
C. Z. WEBB.
September IL, 1870.
p. S. WANTED = A quantity Of Good
Chestnut Shingles IS
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District o. New Milford, S.


IN STATE Of Elisabeth Wells. late Of New
T. Milford. in said District. deceased.
PURSUANT to an order from the Court Of
Probate for said District will be sold at public
Auction to the highest bidder, on the first day
# November, lS49, at len O'Clock. on the fore
noon. (unless previously disposed of al private
sale. y so much of the Real Estate Of said de-
ceased, as wil. raise the sum of Eve hundred
twenty FIVE dollars and sixly-two cents. Sale
10 take place at Wells Factory. in said New
Milford. Terms made known at the time OF
sale. JOSEPH WELLS, Administrator.
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San Francisco.
Men Wanted to Travel as Agents.

THE subscriber will shoa1y issue beau
liful colored view of the Town and Har-
Dor of San Francisco, drawn accurately ny
superior Artist. A number of men OF
good charactre, are offered profitable EN-.
ployment in selling the above in Connect
cut, and other States. Terms very libe>
rail- Application can be made personally,
or by letter, post paid. t asa.
H, MANSFIELD, publisher.
1874 York st. New Haven.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-27

%We Aave received the proceedings
of meeting held at Cornwall Bridge, relative
TO the division Of LitchEeid county, which
will lind place in our next. We hear Of a
similar meeting in Nsw Milford, but the pro.
ceedings were not sent to Us.
The communication from Norfolk came too
late for insertion this week.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-09-27

10 1t is stated that Hon. Samuel G.
Goodrich is likely to receive the appoints
ment Of Consul at Paris, in place CT Mr..
Walsh. Mr.. Goodrich is the well-known
Peter Farley" ..