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ALARM FOR SALE.

AEzsA LYING in the East part Of Wal.
!IsssFf1 ingfo'd Conn containing ninety
ssn ac,es more or less, as the pur.
.kksasAaA chaser may wish, with buildings
thereon. One Barn, 60 feet lorg; one 30 By
30 feet, all full of hay. The Farm is welt
altered, and we'll proportioned with Meadow
nd Pasture. TIE Meadow lies all toge'her
divided from the Pasture by lane, 'ias s.ocX
can 90 from the Barn 10 any part OF the Fam
Plenty Of wood, ard chestnut for fencing stun
handy 10 get !; with FIVE bundled Apple trees
on it of the best oiiruit, applies IN abundance
when il is apple season. The farm IL sIua,
Ted about 2 miles from New Haven. on COED
tnrnpike road i. and span Of horses could ea>
ely draw a ton to load from the farm to the
city. One>half Of ,he purchase money may
remain with good security. The iarm VIII be
sold for $500 less than il is worth MY ooJsct
IN sellne Il is. I am past ,hree-score and ten
and have nobody % take care nf u
LUTdER HALL.
Walling ford Aug 20. 1850. 'aml7
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS /!

= DAYTON continues to manufac>
ture SERAPHINES and MEL0f
DEONS of the very best qualityo
" tone and workmanship. His Sera-
phines are made upon principles entirely
new, and are not inferior to any made or
used in this country.
DA'YTON'S LlfPEOVED NE
LODhONis admitted by the most COM
peleni judges to be superior 10 any Mefode>
on now in uSe. It has Keyboard SINH
lar 10 that of a Piano or Seraphine. The
Case is of Rosewood. Black Walnut, and
Mahogany, and is we'll finished. The tone
is very smooth, aud can be made lond or
soft by he use Of The Swell Pedal. 1t is
well adapted to quick or slow music. The
Bellows is constructed on a hsw AMI i'm
proved plan,-il works with Pedal, and
with bul lutte incon senience TO the pcr(or-
mer. |, is easily made portable by folding
the legs underneath.
". h. These Instruments are well adap
ted tor an accomplishments church choirs
aS well as for parlOr use, and as they are
male in strong and >ubsl anlial manner,
he subscriber feels entire confidence in re,
commenting them as durable aud efficient
ms rnmenl.
us The public are invited 10 call and
examine hem.
E=iianos, Seraraines, and Other Mn.
steal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
j. DAYTON.
Wo,cottville, Conn, July, l649.
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AT "A Cur If P1nba,e holden at 'I.itchfelo
wnhln and f"r the Dis rIcI vi Lilchtield. on
the 27lh day at NUy. 1851.
Pres~nt OLIVER A. C.. T"DD, Esq Judge.
THE Administrator nn the Estate Of STE>
PHEN BlnwELL, tate at LitchfeId, within saln
D'sl:i ct, dec. astai having represented said rs-
tate inS"ivP'.l, and given notice Ia all cUuCeIn>
ed, 10 a,,.'ear brtnre Tins Court he present day
al o'clock, t"r"nhon. To be heard relative ic
thr appoinlin ant al Commissioners and no one
api'eaIing. This CouIi dnih appoint Samuel P.
t'ollrs aud Chartrs Adams, Commissioners D..
examine aud adjust the CLAIMS tt the creditors
"t sad estate: AMI also doth decree. thai six
months from this date he allow ii them Il, *.
hinlt their claims I" said Commissioners aud
dnn direct that public notice 0i this ul,eI BE-
gwen ny advertising the same IN newspapei
published ~ Litehiietd, ana b> posting a copy
thereof an The puniic sign post in said Town 81
L,rhtield. nearest !hc place wh,re the deceas-
I'd tasi dweit t'rrlItied from Record,
80 OLIVER a G. ToDD, Judge.
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NEW BOOKS.
For Sale otthis Office.

The Life and Miscellaneous Writings Of
Nathaniel Chapman, IL. D., edited by his
brother, Daniel Chapman, IL. D.-Price
81 so.
The Hand Of God in History, BY Rev.
riollis Read, A. M.--Price 81 90.
The Life Of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel
Chapman, Ii. D.; and the Life Of Col. p
than Allen, BY Jared Sparks, Ii D., (both
in one volume. Price 40 cents.
History and Genealogy of the Kilbourn
Family. Price 81.
A Treatise on Agriculture, by Pact
al Observation-Disclosures rs cents.
Lnchfield, Dec. 10.
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District Of l.i,ehfieId. 81. !

Disi,ic, Of ltchfieId, So. I
Probate Cont. November 1t 1850.
r. stated Nelson BREWSTER Esq ,laie
L. nf Goshen. in said DIslIici deceased
The Court of Probate TOR the District Of
LiichGeid. hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. f,.i The Crrdiiors 81 said
Estate. represented insoivent. in which 60 ex-
hibii their claims thereto; and has appointed
Nn-as Ives and .John M. wadhams. OF said
Goshen commissioners toreceive and examine
said Claims. Certified by
OLIVER A. G. TODD. Judge
The Subscribers give noiice that they shall
meet al the office lately occupied by the de-
ceased in said Goshen. 81 the second Monday
IN -araary ard firA day Of Nay. A. D. 1851.
al 0 n'c'ock IN the forenoon, on each Of sa,d
dIys, for the parpnse II attending on the bu'i-
ness 1t said superintendent.
MlNEAS IVES. c.,,,.
JOHN NJ. WADHAMS !
All persons indebted 10 said Esiaie are re-
qnrsied 10 make immediate payment 10
- >. 4. GAYLORD, Administrator
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At a Court a. Probate holden at Li,yhiield
within AID for the District 81 Ltrhfcd. ON
the 3lsi day ii October a d 1850
Present. OLIVER \. e. TopD. Esq Judge.
an motion u, the Executor Of the last will
Va ID i,s' amrn nj NORMAN LYMAN. late
Is Warren. within said "isrict, deceased -
fnIs C"utf duth decree that six months hi al
inw ed aud limited fm the crediI"rs oi 81 i'll es-
tate 10 pxnihii their claims against the same
!" ihr Executor and directs that public no.
lice be given ., this order by advertising in a
new .,,aper published in Lnchliplc, and by
p".,in. rnp. ,hrreof on the pnpIic -ign.posl
IL san I,wn If Warren, nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified lr"In Record.
OLIVER a. G. TODD Jndgc.
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PRoRATR REO0Rn.
district Of Liichfield, Sc. /,

District 0t Liichfield, Sc.
Probate Court. NOvembet 27th 1850 {
ESTATE Of STEPHEN BIpwELL. late Of
- Litchheld, in said District decreased
he Court OF Probate for the District al
L"chheid, hath limited aud allowed sin months
Rom tue date hereof, for the Creditors Of said
Estate represented insulvrn', 10 which 10 ex-
h'bt THU Claims thereto and has appointed
San'nei T.. Bottles aHd Chaflcs Adams, Esq's.
commissioners 10 receive and examine said
claims. Certified by
OLIVER A. q. Topp, Judge.
The subscribers give notice tina, they shall
meet at the store oI Samuel p Bodies, in said
LIichhrid. IN The 9th day OF Decen,ber 1850,
and on the 9Th day of Nay 1851, at 9 o'clock
IN The forenoon, Oh each oi SAID days, fer the
pun pose at attending an the business Of said
appointment.
SAMUEL P BoLLEs,1 ca,
CHARLES ADAMS.
All persons Indeb'-d Z" said Estate are re-
qhe'lei I" IN Ike immediate payment II 30
SAMUEL q BRAN AN, administrator.
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Al Court ut Prui,a'e haiden al Ll,cntieid,
within and Tor the DsrIIcu If Liichfield. On
the 9Th day oi Nov a D., 1850.
Present, OLIVER A. G. TopD. ESQ Judge.
TIE administrator on1he Estate OF ma
THAN WARD. late al Llichield. within SAID
District, deceased. having represented said es.
tate insuvenl, and given notice to al concern.
ed, 10 appear before this Court the present day
at / O'Clock afternoon, To be heard relative the
appointment ei Commissioners. and no one app
bearing, This Court doth appoint William Bis.
sell and Sherman Frisby, of said Liichftld,
Commissioners. 10 examine and adjust the
claims al the creditors OF said estate: and also
doth dee Zee. that six months from this date he
allowed them 10 exhibit their claims 10 said
Commi >sioners, and doth direct that public nos
tire Of this order be given by advertising the
sam" in a newspaper published in Litch6eld,
and by posting c"py thereof on the public
sign past III said town of Lite hfeld, nearest the
place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
30 OLIVER A. G. TODD, Jadge.
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For sale.

- A Farm lying in the South west
;sSssTN part Of Litchfield in the society
is;:B of South Farms. containing
aAsss2b LIS acres OF land. Said farm
il suitably divided INTO Meadow, Pasture,
Wood and Plow land, being we'll fenced aud
in high state of cultivation. On said
farm is new Dwelling House. also four
Barns, Shed, Corn House. &c Any one
wishing to purchase will do well to call
and examine tor themselves.
Reference can be had by applying to
Abraham Beecher, Esq. of Bethiem or the,
subscriber on the premises. &4n22
SAMUEL w. WAUGH.
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Di.lrict of Litchfield. IS }

District Of Lite hlie!d, IS !
Probate Court. November 9th 1850. !
" STATE Of NATHAN WARD. lite OF Litch.
IL field. in said District deceased,
In" Court at Probate for the District Of
Lilch6.ld, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hele"t, tor the Creditors of said
T. th-, represented ins"v'ni, in which 10 ex~
hIDIt their Clair.s thereto; and has appointed
vi liam aissell and sherman Flisoy, Com
rnissinrers to receive and examine said Claims
Certified by OLIvER A. G. ToDD, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Dwelling House of Heman Beach,
10 s,ld Liichieu on n eth day Of December
1880, aud on the 9Th day Of May 1851 at 0
O'Clock in the forenoon, an each Of said DAYS
Tor the purpose Of attending on the business
NJ said appointment.
WILLIAM B,ssFL, ! ro,.
SHERMAN FRIsBx,
All persons indebted to said Estate are re
quested Ia make immediate payment TO
HEMAN BEACH, Administrator.
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ROaEae EM Land.

ID ERSONS entitled 10 Bounty Land under
l. the act If Congress passed ,;epfember %.
1880. are hereby notified that the subscriber
has received instructions from the Departs
ment, Of the manner and form of applying lor
The same. have also prepared printed
Blanks, and am ready 10 attend TO all who wish
Immediately.
Terms, from ~ 10 81 so. according to tn
nature Of the application
HENRY b. GRAVES.
Lncb6ed. Oct Is. 1855.
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Notice

Is hereb, given. that the Copartnership
hitherto existing between Joseph Hnrlbult,
ard Warren P. liurlbuii, has this day by mu.
,ual consent been dissolved. All persons in.
debtpd to said firm by book or otherwise are
requested to make immediate payment 10 w
P. HnrIbutt, TO whom the said accounts ant
claims have been transferred.
aJ-The business will be carried on by War
rem P. Hurlbn.t, al the old stand.
Norfolk, Nov. 9th, 1850. 3w27
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Curtis Il. North.
OE'FICE OF THE
Meriden Insurance Agency,

WEST MEkIDEN, CuNN.
Agent for The
Eina, Protection. aud Hartford Fire Insl.
rance Companies, Haiit.Td. CT
Washington Co Granville, N. y.
Equitable, Concord, RI.
Connecticut Lite, Insurance Conn any Hart.
TODD.
Philadelphia, Health Insurance Company.
Phi!adeiphia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company
New York.
Stamford Health Insurance Company, siam
ford. Conn
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Mrs. Whitte.sey's Magazine for Moth.

6TSe
I've are glad 10 see the regular appearance Of
ahis Monthly Magazine. Mrs. WhnIeIse. was
ahe first To enter the field - editor Of peii.
-Odical drv"led to the important Interests Oh
mslernal mstI uciinn and discipline. And with
her noble enthusiasm. her eminent ability aud
her long and rich experience, alter eighteen
years If lab II in this department, ihnugh she
has Stated many rivals, she still holds all Ell
v,a!'.e Prermi ,enre She is assisted by some
OF our hest wIIlrIs. aud her new wnk with
the ahnve title. commenc. d few months since
is gaining wide circulation and Increasing
popularity. Her friends and ra'Ions will be
glad I" welcome in the mex, Jan. Nc. y b al.
iifully engraved lIkem IS I its editor II is
published in excellent style by her only sur
viving .on. II NJ. Whittelsey, Brick Church
Chapel, Nassau st N Y.
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Examine the Goods

TT is WELL for every person 10 advertise
Il what commodities he has for sale, and !, ia
BETTER for him 10 Rave at least what he al.
neriises. Now some keep many goods in
newspaper, but the place for them is in The
store. We keep some Goods for our customers.
and we think thousands are the better for
good bargains obtained at our famous stand -
Now for us to undertake to enumerate VIVA,
we have, and state the number Of wards and
quarters in each piece, would be rather Toe.
great lask-too much like the famous Tax
List. We rather have our friends come and
look for themselves, and we say come and ex-
anime. You will find US at home on every
article. We do not expect you to buy without
you get good bargain, ii is for our in
terest as w.llas yours, that you have every
article as low as can be aeorded, and we ia~
tend sou shall. Please to recollect that W.
are opening large lot Of goods this week from
New York, purchased under particular adyan>
tages. Among them high colored Muslin ds
LANES and other Dress Goods, Carpets Cotton
and Wool. Also the largest assortment ri
Boots and Shoes, ever offered in this market,
but dc not take our word for it, Examine
ALVORD s. BROTHERS.
Wolcottville, Oct 3d. 1850. 3w25
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REMOVED.

THE subscribers have &c moved their Stock
L Of Goods, To the Sto'e recently occupied
by Messrs. Bodies & Wells. next door west OF
the Mansion House, where they are ready to
wait on old custumets and rev.
e C.. ADAMS s. CO.
November, 10 1880 .s
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To Seamstresses.

ANY number of Mems Shirts. Bosoms
Collars. SC, furnished to be made up for the
New Hnven Shirt Mandatory, BY
SILAS N. BRONSON Agent.
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ALMON q PRATT .,oi Cornwall.
For YIce Pres.drHfs,
II. D. SRER1GAR, af New Mflinid, LIST,
NOAH K HART, a Cotnwsll, I'd,
, M. N. GRIswtLD, 81,
O. +. BUcKINGHANG, Il New Milford, 4th.
CHARLES bUsHN ELL Of Falls Village 5th,
F'~ Recording Secretary,
CALvIN W. SHERWOOD ut Salisbury.
For Corresponding Secretary,
'GE"RcE SHERw OoD "i New Milford.
Far Treasurer.
BENJASS1N LARrER Of Warren.
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% Il Il {!

1000 gals Bleached Winter
SiO do Fall
SOU do Olive
1899 b.eached Winter Whale
500 do nleacheh Fail whale
siU dO do Winter Lard Oil, ex,la
IOW do do Fall do
1850 do unhlearhrd do do
3OD do Meats F.nM Oil, all "f which
has been selected by US IN New Bedford aud
New Y .rk, and which we warrant To give
entire Satisfaction.
P.4LvT1 P! P.4LVTS!! P.4LVTS!!
10000 lbs Atlantic White Lead
5tIOO do Be lvitle do ...
l0UU t, English do
10 casks F.ench and Spruce Yellow
10 do Ven Reds d Spanish Brown
500 lbs Terra de SIENNA burnt and ground
5t0 do English Drop Black
500 do \meIicah do -.. - ..s
3UO do English Trieste, Chinese aud Am.
VsrmIliion
500 do e,ch. Mineral, Paris, Brunswick
and sax'ny Grecns @ aa
son do Blue. Green and Black Smalts
$50 &c U.lramaim and Antwerp Blue
SUI do lndi; Red u 100 do Rose pink
QUO gals English l.'nsecd Oil
5tW do AmeI lean do
$40 do Spirits Tu,peuline
20 hbls extra dry Whiting
5tW lbs Ret Lead aud Liiharge
GOO do timber in lump and ground, dry
1900 do. Refined Lamp Black
5,IO do Common do
SO do Chrome Green and Yellow
10 Casks Rnlten Siune- 3 ITO Pumce do
lOO lbs Vandyke Broun-50O do German
Black Lead, Flake and Cremls White.
Frankfrt, Black. Orange, Mineral and drop
Lakes Of oil qualities and shades.
BRUSHES!!
100 dog extra and Common Paints
50 do do do Whi,ewaSh
So do Fla, Camels Huir, from y To s
inch
SO gross do do Pencils, Eng
ii>h and German
Fiat V.,nish-QuIl bound, Painters
busters, Counter Dn>,r!s. llair, Flesh,
Tooth. Nail, Shoe-exlra AID comm"n.
Sc. uh. Glue, Horse Pa,e,>'. Pa>,e. Pfint.
crs'. Gra,ning and Badger Brushes of avery
description Ate ageu,s toI large manu-
factory. and are prepared to execute orders
tor ANY kind OF style,
SU.NURIES :!
500 lbs Red Chalk-lOUO do White do
3 casks Asphauum
~ ho English Sal Soda
80 kegs Sail Peirc
3tNb lbs Sal Amn.oniac
80 kegs Emery all numbers 8
$500 lbs Flower Sulphur
5 bh:s Camphine
sou gross bung. jar. bottle and vial Cofks
300 lbs Nusmegs- 500 do Cloves
5cases English Refined Boiax
$ do Mex Je, Lead
90 packs G"la Leaf. different shades
10 do Sil.cr leaf 25 lbs Bronzes
$40 Balh Brick, English
5 eases Gun Shellac
3 hhA Superior Fay Rum
% reams ezra Sand Paper
10 ibis B. imslOne
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Clerk Want ed.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

SVAOO1 BOOGAS,
'lNHE following k< are hereby recon.
l mr',tpd for Ike u p at Schools in Milton
%hnnl Society.
R.'ding H"oks--3'he Bible, McGnf,'s Flee
rc Seri =.
Spelling -Tebaier's end Webstri.s
Dictionary.
Arrilme-ies- -C"lnnrn's and Thcmson's.
Gsammars-Weli-' aud Pinnnse's
Ge"granhi"--M iichei's Primary and School
with me nn'iinr Nave.
>s's","pa, Smiths li'n~t,a ted.
Hi-i"rq --b"rcpsier's Elements and Gnern.
sev's United States.
P'ninanship and Drawing Winchesler's Sc
ries.
Rev II L VAL
r RI WRIGHT. Com.
TIL. JENNINGS. -
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Distinct 81 New Aliilo,.I : !

n PruhaiP Et1lIfs Uctthpf 500 g "
INST ATE Of Eli Roberts. late 81 New Nil.
II iasd. IN said District deceased.
The Canrt OF Probate tsHthe District nf New
Ri,lf..sd. hath limited and allowed sin Ieonshs
from The date hereof. inr the cg~diiors q saitk
Edaie. n exhibit their claims fr settlement.
These Mhol nngleet b present theif acwaunlA
properly asieesed, wilhin said zine, will ~
dshaFYpd receiver. Az persons INDEBTED II
said Esiste sfs sggpseis.l g mate Imme|lats
GEN AUnUs noEERTs. Esenla1s
a5ssiERylSlIa 9 ssIS. eIsiks.
fseGas fgxSXgS,sa
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'WNHE enclosure NJ the subscriber, on or
Z absus the 25'h Of Oci1beE last. Q red
yearIinx hriGer. No arlihciai mark. The
0wner u requested 10 prove property pay
charges and take Der away.
20 G. g. 0oSIEE.
AE0ans TDm, Llsshsald, Nov. Z, 1850
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At the Teachers Institute held a Cornwall,
the 4Ih Of Nov . committee vas appointed 10
draft c''n-liuIiun tor Count, Teschess 40.
SucIa'i"n-which was doae accurdiag 10 APP
p"iniment The Constitution was unanimous.
~ adopted, aad all teachers present from LIrh-
6eld County became members II the Associa-
iion. The following list Il officers were lLen
chosen, viz
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TO Kent
IywArxsA THE large Store, situated j"
- the village "f Waie,tOvvn, f'n-
m.aly occupied by A. A Grid
5ss kEs, les. II is hUiiI of Brick. In
"a; xs7 the m"@i substantial n amer.
- in modern STYLE. il has SUPERB
NJ advantages fr d ing large and profitable
business. Enquue "f
CoNLEs & LEETE. Ne Haven,
A, A GRIpLEY Naugatuck.
a. cvRTls-, Wssgtpwa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05

The Cam1,l islge Chronicle says that
one Of the daughters, only, Of the late
Prof. Webster. sailed for Fay al. and that
Mrs Webster with her two remaining
daughters intend to continue their resi-
dcnce in Cambridge.
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MToTiCE-The Ll,chaeIa SAVING a.

NOTlCE-The Liichfiela Ss Wings So.
In is now ready TO receive deposits of mon,
ey. which will be taken in any sam from
one dollar 10 four hundred dollars. The
society has few hundred dollars 10 loan
on the pledge Of unincambered Real Estate.
DEPOSITS MADE FROM
July ist 70 Sept. 30. eem'd interest Oct l.,
Oct, lSt to Dee. 81. 8. - Jan Ia
Jan. lst 10 March 81 "a April let
April Isl 10 Juae 80 Jul, lei
G. r. DAVIS. Treas.
Lich6eld Aug %, 1850. owls
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FOR SALE.

A dwelling house, barn and one.
4 GFNTdTJA fnGr b acre ht laud, IN village
K HSg1s street. a few rods MOI h OF the
- congregational ChuIch.
For further particulars rnqnire.f
JANIS TROW BRIDGE, or
R0BExr WILL ANS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05

A Public Lecture wial be. delivered in the
kA.hal 81 Baniam Dsvisisn. On Friday evening
next. % 9 l-3 O'Clock BY DR.. J. Z. HendiEck.
Eaeies and Gentlemen ere invited 10 atteRd.
psS order 1t sks cnnihittos
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Eirel Eirel

~ ronsequente0l the late fire, Mrs Daniels
will sell h. T damaged { ,ods cheap. Spien-
did Millinery, Vplvet-. Shirred and Plain Sat.
IN ant Corded silk Hats. Feathers, Flowers.
and B"nnet Rihb"ns. together with gnod as~
sor''nent of. Fancy Goods. The ladies &c
Lilo hhe IL and its vicinity solicited to give
her q call. %
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ACIDS.

100 carbnys Snphuric, Nitric. Muriatic
~ do Aqua Fo'lis- 10 dipping Acids
10 do Mar Tin
Old Rum,G u, Brandy, Port and Madeira
OF very snprrior quality. suiiabl. for iaval-
IBIS a.sd mediCi"ai purposes Bya-s Lon
,ion Porter aud Brown Stout, Campbell
SCDtrh Ale.
We are manufacturing a very supt rior
qvaiiiy Burning Fiuii, 10 which We would
call the attention Of rouSumeTi. II has teen
well tested. AID in every case il h IS given
-miire Satisfaction. We are agents f0r the
sale of B.nlh's Cop,l and Japin Vsrnish,
which is tar preferable 10 the New York and
Newark Varnishss. %
COWl.ES g. LET E. 81 Stale st.
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TFoR SALE ~ the eahsrvlbsE. 100 Bsneis
I ~ OENNE4EE FLOUR. ftssh arnund
lgOm New Whsal WARREN CONE,
Ns'ieIt. Ass. Is. :sso sd "a 80 ]
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MIE1fNrRx.
For. Sale.

For SAFE.
EIAs THE mansion Of the AsRSA
sA late Joseph H. Bella. !sE:s
my, Esq. in the VIII lsissE
.m. lage Gf Bethlem, c..
together with the farm, containing about 1870
acres Of excellent land. The House is in fine
condition, situated in the midst OF grounds
tastefully laid oui aud ornameated with trees,
shrubhery, vines &C.. with barns, ice house
&c adjoining. The farm consis,so Of q proper
proportion ut meadow. arabic, pasture ard
woodland, and il in q state OF high cultivation
well ftnced--with great variety of fruit
thereon. a I'd
The place is very desirable az country res.
idence Tor gentleman from the city, az well
as for farmers generally. II desired, the farm
will be sold wiihnni the house and grounds.
For further particulars enquire on the prem
ses, or OF Col Joseph Amber, Bethlem, or Of
Geog &c C Woodruff Litchtield
Beth!enn, Oct. 80 1896 6n25
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Broke EmkO.

Ae % cts. per Gallon.
WE have few gsie u that same Molas.
w zee, 81 the abose psice.
ALvoRp&BRorERs
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-12-05
IAN OUNCE OF PREVENTION IS
WORTH A POUND OF CUREn

THE RAINY SEASON has now commenced
4 and persuns petambulating the 5. Dig
gi"gs" 're Very likely To get We. feet. Their bv
causing troublesome colds, which no, uniry.
qneiilv keep their owners barking all " inter.
i" guard Against such y calamity gn al once
To ALVORD & BROTHERS and procure
pair ~ those tight and ta>hionabi. Rubbers;
whirh Will enable you To travei with perfect
security from wet
Also jun received. a large assortment of
Boots and Shoes