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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
MEDICAL.

VERY MANY GENTLEMEN are af-
hcted with tendemessof the skin Ia shaving and -
such GOURAUDS ITALIAN DEDICATED SOAP
must prove invaluable It makes rich laher even with
hard salt water, allays all cutcuar irritation, removes
every pmplo and every roughneSs and rondes the sNn
soft and smooth IL moreover, the very best shaving
compound used To ladies, Gourauds Soap Is ro-
commended possessing al almost magc power IN mo
and conservation # transparonty tar SKIN un
the host OF aneOuS dng grclnonts known
as Salt Rheum, Scrofula, Rnswom, Eruptions, Spots
Rlotches Sunburn Freckles Tan, Salowness. Rodness
Roughness &c disappear and reveal the natural beauty
of the complexion, which they have served 10 hide GOu,
RAUD'S POUDRES SUBTILES, designed for the total
e1paion of superuous human har nom any part OF the
body geuers lady need hencetorh endure the
modification Of wearing mouStache-an appendage more
properly belonging 90 husband brother or lover wv
RAUD'S LIQUID HAIR DYE Is positively, and without
reservation warranted 20 color red, Light gray HAIR
beautiful brown OF black the instant applied without
or CIRCASSIAN GLOSS, not only restores Hair, but
makes harsh and vary hair rich silky and glossy cuIos
heads G09TIIRSSTqsDS TIoITD RoIGE on and lily
that DR. FELIX GOtRAUD'S celebrated Toilet prepara-
hons can only be obtained genuine at ms Depot o. walker
Agents + X Calender SO South Thnl-st.. Philadel
pha; Bates Jordan. l29 Westinghouse, Boston, Greea
L Co, Worcester, Caldwell. New Bedford A + Guild.
Bangor, W ID Robinson, Portland, No o. bargue, % 81
Charles St n O. \. a solomon Co. Savannah Stors,
Hudson, W 5 Ives. Salem iavlland Co, King
st, Charleston, { Gayuor Wood. Richmond COuse,
Detroit Michigan, Carleton Co, Lowell CoVeu, Hart
ford Bliss Hayeus, Springfield, Albert Perry, Man
chester II Post < Willis, Rochester A II Douglas.
corner If Firth ana Walnut-st Cincinnati; Murphy
Go Canton, Mississippi, Mrs. A d Webster, Madison.
lnd: Wheaton Co. ST LOUIS Mo- Robert Cameron,
Greg Nashville Tenn, Johnson Brunswick, Ne. $.
b CIooherou, NJ d Cshaba, Ala ISAIAH snyder Homes
Hudson Keyser 9cDo~ell, Plttsburg. Jno b Owens,
Libertyst Utca; Cyrus laval Easton. Pa and gene
rally throughout the Union Dealers supplied liberal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

QUESTIONABLE HATS.--Just fin
Il ished tho splendid article offered. Elegant
FRENCH SILK HATS al the low price Of SO. usually
sold 81 Also article at SO So Neat Hats at 81
BROWN. l5t Canal-st,
my30 Inns One door from sullivan.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
LOTS for SALE.-Two of

the best LOTS on Seyenlh-aV., ives: size. between
TweptVcOnd and Twenty third SIS two LOIS On Won
~ and two on twenty rs-st, near SeVenlh-a'
The improvements making and 70 BE- made on ths Avenue
and n the vicinity render this property yeIX desr1D P
a., 20 ~ f5ff ri E W CHESTER, 81 Wall-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
a r PRTVATE SALE-The two three
A VALUABLE FACTORY and WA

~ TER PRIVILEGE TO Lease "A large, commo1ous,
and webujt Mannfact uring Establishment, situated on
Oua.sac Creek Immediately adjoining Ehs Nlage OF NJ y"
TtIpCU Orange County Y aud within forty rods OF me
more a The Hudson RIVER owned by christopher D.
Muller and Thomas W Christie, EsQs The acoIy bio
ne has been heretofore used Foundry ana hachho
op-as Pin Factory and the manufacture Of c0ttoh-H
eighty feet in length By forty feet in breadth ana hree s4
mes high above the II has neVerialing supply
Of water sufficient for any manufacturing purpose Win
nvieee 10 draw from Orange Lake ana is
,h tbe necessary water and shang There are
now IN the building spinning frames and inachns Z
new ready for use which he purchased AT NODE
rata prics with the Factory arc ABOUT seven
seen acres Of Land. large Dwelling house TWO stores
high thirty feet by forty with wing atlached containing
In al eleven rooms beside the cellar anu Kitchen wen M
hed and IN good order Also, two other tenant houses
commodious and In good order containing eshl rooms
and ceaTs corresponding Also building used as a Work
sbop There is fine Apple Orchard and other ir1it trees
On he premises II u.s. all respects, desirable ocAIlOn
AR MANUFACTURING purposes and residence and WIZ
be leased good tenant for Term Of years a. nolerae
rent Application 20 be made 20 James Fowler OF the
Prcpretors at Newburgh to p A Leonard lgg pea,-
=, NewYoyk my27 2aWtf fu&F
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
4 EAKY TIN ROOFS PAINTED and

fixed for one cent per foot with tho NewJersey Anti
Corrosive PANT and warranted THIS Pant d vol adapt
cd for houses fencing. Sold for cents pound,
mixed ready for use Office 203 SpringS. near Hudson
loll I'm
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
CLOTHING MANUFAC-

NEWARK CLOTHING MANUFAC-
! ' TORY.-Packages Of CLOTHING 70 be pa ~. 40 a.
this cStabl shueHt VIII De- received m thls Guy A-u TT
cd % and from Newark without expense .,-. .
Wanted Immediately. order 10 MAKE up ~ ~ =.
200 cl1aks Work done the very oest manner a. iIa
prices Address Clothing Factory, 5I bf'Al -. ~
stars Newark y " Jey "
MEN SHEETINGS-At 50 per cent
A 4 less than cost at LORD X TAlLOkS, Oh ana -
tgha-inc-s the balance II their last Imporanon ne
sold 20 make room for another extensive siock ieiS -"
WIN. :. VANDERBILT would call
w the attention Of ms and the pubic gene
rally t. his well selected stock ~
CLOTHS CAS>INERES. YESrINGS.
and SUMMER STUFFS which he has purchased on inc
most favorable terms for cash consequently enabling hH
u SCI! N accordance ~ his well known
TAILORING ESlABLl>HMENT,
11nrf
Is ared % make up GENILhNhN AAa nOi
CLOTHING 81 every description IN tho neAieSs add m''
fashionable style. ., ,., .
HI also keeIs constantly hand wen selected asso-
ment Of Gontlcmen's and Boys ready made Ci0.hllS
Also n general assortment ~
GENTLENEN'S FURNISHING ARTICLES 80.
Of every variety. al Nv
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

~ H.p 49, cls,rns against the Goys1meni Tor
LAND WARRANTS. EXTRA AZ "a aad Il al the ia5an
sno aso s'O ,.as % he widows MINOR cadren q sHca
soldiers who Rt.Ied to bonn e,.9seh and for
e1ll. ~ chaTre Land warrants bought undef me ne"
i = InpiT 40 G. G. SHUFELDl' Nissau,5l5 .
rnv3O ."''1 ''''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
COMPREHENSIVE.

COPARTNERSHlP.-The undersigned
have tins day formed Coparnershp for the trsns,c-
tion II = GENERAL BANKING, STOCK, COhNlS
SION. EXCHANGE and COLLECTION business, Il =
" al It under the firm u y Il COBB co.
NATHI. X COBB, (of the late krm IT
Gilbert Cobb Johnsosl
wM S. WOODWARD. (late with Adams StuTss.
JAMES II SrEBBlNS,
(RecsAly nom the Office II u W. Clark, Dodge Col
New York. May /. 1881 leR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

Il sum-ThiS farm IS situated on ION0 ISLAND. 81
mules nom New YORK. two mieS nprh OF Deerpark sta
uon the Long Island Railroad. and contains -
l2i Of which woodland The buildings consist IF good
two-stoy dwelling house large barn cattle sheds, two
corncuhS two stone vegetable cellars brew house, wagon
house SC The crops are all good AMI be had # de
sired ANY alr proportion Of the purchase money
main ON mortgage at per cent For further particulars
apply to BROWN BROTHER
jell St. House and Land Agents. 81 Anthony-St y Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

n SEAr-Ths subscriber oilers for sale her residence
In the village Of PoughkeepSle formerly owned and
pied by the late Judge Sweet The lot containing about
0f land situated between, aud fronts
Water and Front SITS within three mautoS walk Of the
Hudson River Railroad Depot ami the Steamboat Land
ing. and occupying elevated Nsuon. commands
Of the River and the ueghhSrus parts Of the village
IL Is sasefnly land out IN WAS, ami planted with ay-iy
desirable variety of fruit and onangutal trees and shrub
berry, and contains large nunlSf u choice raspberry and
grape vines m me bearing condition rho dwelling NJ
the coliOnade style 81 architecture, commoi1us and
good order the harn stable and other oribuidngs are
oomnodous and IN good repair. On The whole. Is DO
tleved 10 sTd opportunity FOR securing Of the
most desirable residences IN this beauti village OF for
profitable investment Of funds, The VclnisJ Of
the most honrShlng business Of the village and
be conveniently divided INTO eligible building lets Pos
session can be had immediately required 10y the pur-
chaser kor further PARTICULARS inquire Of she subscriber
on the premises, Of Thomas Val. POnghkeepSe VI
Williamson Nall, l6a West-St, NeNYoTk. ANN VAIL
PoashkeogSls May H, 1871 myl9 In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
DOCK MILLS.-Indian

A TLANIIC DOCh MlLLS.-lndlan
Conn., Flour and Indian Corn Farna dried and manu-.
featured by Saffords Patent Processes be obtained
respectable Grocers generally this City and Brooklyn
Indian Corn Flour designed for making Bread Pud
dngs Cakes and for mixing with Wheat, Rye or Buck
haa Flour and will be found trial superior
acle II IS P' y iv'tle-lapereu aO's- - lbs. e"d
IN boxes Of one dozen each.
" Indian Corn Farina" entirely new and most deli
cious article for making Puddiugs Mush &c will prove
admirable substitute for Rice Samp and HOmmonY As
article for the composition Of Pudngs this kanna has
no rival 1t put up ID. papers beautiful style, and
in boxes Of dozen EACH tbs extremely low price If
CT cents per single package.
The above manufactures of Indian Corn peculiarly
adapted the the INVALID and experience has de-
mOnstrated that DYsPEPIIes paake Of ths KIND OF
with mpuny the exclusion Of almost every other
form Of food It's daily will improve the digestion.
the bowels and give tone and energy to the whole
frame
These articles are sold wholesale bv Messrs Allen
Whttloeey q SOuth-st J. VI Hsyt sons, 10 ashng
ton-st and If G. Benson % South-,t NJ the Mills
Consumers obtain Of the Grocers pamphlet II 10
pages entitled. Remarks Indian Corn lis Preserve
ton and Manufacture. with Recipes for Cooking together
with testimonials II the highest respeciahiity
Orders addressed 70 +. BRONSON, Agent, Atlantic
Dock Mills Compa Nos H. l8, 10 and 20 Atlantic Dock
Brooklyn, New-York viii receive prompt attention and
dispatch bbmMWF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

hISSOLUTION-The COPARTNER-
Il SHIP heretofore existing between the .Uhscrber
u.der the name and firm OF DAMN n FRANCiN Is ths
day dissolved by mutual consont-Georse Damn retiring
from the firm The business will 10 continued Al the pres
ami establishments IS Nassau It, by b Fraacia Who =
fully authorized To settle tAo business u the late am-
Dated Nav %. 1851 GEORGE DAMN
uly2s avs J b. FRANCIN
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
OYSTER BAY WATER CURE
ORANGE MOUNTAIN WATER

~ CURE DR. JOSEPH A weber has assumed a.
permanent Medical direction of thus Institution The essA
shment rs situated in South Orange, Essex Counly Ns--
jersey one hours ride from the city Nv Morris and kSsx
RAILWAY Visitors take the ferry boat the foot OF Coz
land-st al S, and 10 A NJ and Al and g 2 VI. Pn.as
Baths are attached Of tho Patients rooms All et
upon professional business should W. addressed Dr.
slor others the Superintendent Of the Orange Moaa-
tan aier-Cure su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
/ VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT for

ASAIF-The subscriber offers for sale his beautiful
COUNTRY RESIDENCE, containing about twenty acres
IN high state Of cultivation situated In the town Of HAIR
RISON Westchester County the road leading from Rye
10 White PLAINS about miles from Rye Depot, where the
trains leave six or day for New YORK The
location is very desirable having extensive view oil some
50 miles OF Long Island Sound and adjacent country Inc
house is large and newly built, good Style win an o.
servatOry containing twelve rooms also large kch-
attached with other large barn, CIDER
mill carnage gransry, ice and poultry houses &c mere
are three apple pear and plum orchard anu great
variety of cherries peaches apucos ounces grapes ana
Taspberres IN full bearing The lawn i lad OFT IA walks
and planted with VARIETY VI choice fruit and ornamental
trees and shrubhery For further particulars inquire of
HENRY NJ CARPENTER, iC8 PeaTl-st OF ISAAC CAR
PEWTER. Jr on the premises JED In
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
OAK HILL CEMETERY-OMce I;
NOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT in

N'Oh ShLii.-A ilOCplH anu hVi III
n RYE. near MamaronecS village, Of a mile from the
Mamarunsck station the y. " n Railroad, p
miles from New York The house nearl new, contains
ffeen rooms and Is good condition The lot contains
about Ii of land and extends fom the Postruad 70
the tide water, which bounds IL m the rear IL Is wei.
stoke with the choicest fruit tees Inquire 81 AhKAM
PIERCE, near the premises, or Of Dr. ROBERT MAIhi-
SON corner OF Twenty eghh 81 aud Eghih-aYe
lelO 4tTuTh&Ss
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4 \ OPPORTUNITY for profitable in

Investment " small Capital For SALE an entire set
Of SEWN SILK MACHINERY. capable Of producing
about ~ S 0i ger week, with fixtures complete
VI The latest and most approved kind THIS article
sold OT cash at larger profits than he realized
other staple article requiring small outlay capital
The machinery can DC by water the country by
-, 70 small eKpenSc either New brook
Nn Double ms quantity could De made hy small adii-
tpua PnCe Of the entire COMPLETE cash
$50 An experienced and faithful hand can be had Al
TtSonSbe pIce capable u overseeing the hands, he
would receive TAR proportion Of the profits eQuVi
lent for rs To young capable Of Keeping
accounts and experimenting sales tins would he safe aud
lucrative business Raw silk always % De had m thS CITY
AZ small advance Those only who have the above
u money need apply, by letter - b c. At this Office
reg 6tMMSFs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
COUNTRY PROPERTY.-For SALE,
NEMETERY of the EVERGREENS-

~ Situated three miles from VIII amsburgh on the Bush
wick av containing 200 acres unsurpassed IS in
adaptation and natural beauty, the extensive recent I'M
prOVemons afford those wishing burial lots the greatest
variety for choice Chartered by act Of Legislature and
land free from all lncumbrance chapel for service ~
open upon the grounds Lots from 100 &C. 40 square feet
price SIS To 500 Omnhuses fsm Willmmsburgh to the
main entrance by Long Island Railroad and from
Brooklyn To rear entrance al East Newfork Apply TO
Cemetery Office.
C. HENRY, Agent. 800 broadway, New York.
I nENNTTsT Agent ~ South eth st Wiluamsburgh
mylI ims Hon LUTHER btADISH president
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
GENUINE TEAS.-The Canton Tea
LOTR OWN FAULT if YOU drink BAD

n TEA-Ths advertisement viii meet the ewes Of thons-
ands who daily use the article and vet always complain
ing Why DO you not send for five pound package which
you only obtain the wholesale price n the warehouses
of the NowYork and China Tea Company established 1870
but the pleasure must afford YOU parakng Of such
luxurious beverage and at perhaps less price than you
have been paying for trash.
CHRISTIANSON CO, p Cathaune-st.
iel0 3tAIWSFs 204 Greenwlch-st.
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SYRTPS and OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

- Wine an excellent article for bowel complaints beng
prepared for that purpose The undersigned WISHES TO IN
form families that they can DO supplied with the above at
Gle also. CORDIAIS aud SYRGPS IN all their varieties,
Dyspeptic Biites EIer 10 Longs Vie fine French Bran
dies ClarC and other Wines by tho gallon OF bottle 3ao-
aronis Vernicels Swiss Cheese, Mustard, Sardines'
Olive Oh, White Vine Vinegar. Lime Juice. &c. &C.
SYRUPS for SODA WATER, &c. nc Goods put up Tor
the short and delivered free Of expense IN
part ofthe city =. J. KRUGLER, "a Warren-st
ie3 imDSNWt
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

The public have not been informed for what purpose the
IS per 20 De used The ~ the combination
held artery or oftener, the nature Of the
mas DO The amount expended for certain purposes dur
ing the past twelve months supposed 10 reach about S0
w. lel 3tMMSF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

REEF, MUTTON, YEA l. "A.
IOBROADwAY offers for sale daily, at his stand. 0ii
broadway fne Dutchess County BEEF, MUTTON and
fine VEAL and all other meats Il their
A BROADWAY, 8i4 Broadway.
m3l 3mMWFs first door above rhlrteenth-st.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
LANDLORDS TAKE NOTICE.-The
4 OTIS. - For SALE, two LOTS OF

~ GROUND, 2lxIN feet each. situated the south
west of 9hsvenue ami t7th street Also Its N
Sesh street leo feet ~ 9haNenue Inquire Of J. b.
sTRATrON, Sth-Street, near Sgh-avenps nly3l im'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
.Op sAIE-The FARM of the late

A.. Cart deceased containing l0 acres, situate IN
the town OF Fast Chester about miles from INC .ncsh
hoe D3t0t Of the Harlem Railroad s Do inlel N'rh-
Ill ~ Inc road leadng from Ea-t Chester % New k)-
chee and Esstery ~ the Eastery rad OF as1 C9eseI
o ,,hlch roads It lies 189 rods On the farm sI s'i A-
- house large barn and extensive sheds, mil no sc'
carrage house and necessary olt d4ns a. 10 90 '
don Also good tenant house The farm 3 n = -51
v,ae q unr0ve,ent Terms easy. Inquire D. SAMCfl@
on ARK ItC Elizabeth-st New York, ALPiikO SCLAhh'
On he pYenIses or u the undersigned a. Ne,
evpcutor Of Moses ClarE, deceased
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13
At PRTVATE SALE.-A Beautiful

~ COUNTRY SEAT, situated az Throg's Neck, west
-hc~fSr a miles from the Railroad, aud IL miles
To the CITY Of New York fronting On Easchesief pay.
The farm contains 90 acres Of aad 70 II when are al me
and will be sid separate II desired Inc
buildings and improvements the 10 acres are hDi SUI
psSsed By any m the country. All the buildings Weie
ertd Nv days work under the direction and supervision
AZ the owner and will either for WINTER OF sa-
msr residence Possession cin be hal lmineiia.oy u
xred For price terms and further particulars ma IRE Of
ANTHONY j. BLEECKER, A9chonseI,
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rvORRISTANA LOTS FOR SALE

FH'O CAGl ALlS > quo -
NEN-A Philadelphia stand for "a tin ne 81 81
known PICKING and PRESERVING Isl ABLlSh-
MENT u ThOs Smith Co, embracing " "a, 20 s'o'
on Front street aud factory the win al ie A,Sa
sarv fixtures Also large and well selected stock o AZ
tces on hand adapted 70 city and country Ille an 10
export The said Establishment offered Tor SAFE 20 Us
10 the estate in consequence Of the death o. Ihoas d.
Smith Apply the premises, at I52 SCUM I'm ~
Philadeuhla JoJ E"-n " =
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FOR SALE g. TO LET.

A HOUSE and LAND, at YONkERo,,
IN for SALE. cheap-Ths vel known Ieii-', ,,IT bs
s.mnson S.mson Esq If applied fH inmedialev. ,-,o
soId low with Of lani Az SS SIM
Dating terms Apply 70 Hr J. H. JENNiN"'' ,el3 w.
SON. on the premises. --->----
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-06-13

HORSES for SALE.-The subs rider
has on hand and for sale several very 2er9r, stylish
80 vveIl-.rained LADIES' SADDLE HORSES. also
sever.l HORSES for HARNESS and seatlemeas use;
and gentle
esf and rentleren's use LADIES' and gentlgmens sad
he Horses II let nv the day, week or month.
~ " n DISBROW, Riding school.
iaff fO.s % FOIrth-aV.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-12-11

AT Courl of Probate holden at Litchfield,
within and for the District of Litchield,
on the lst day OF December, A. d., 1851
Present. HENRY b. GRAVES. Esq. Judge
nm motion IF Chauncey Peck. Execu-
" tor on the estate of CHARLOTTE
BlDWELL. late of LitchfeId, within said
district, deceased; this Court doth decree
thar sir months from this dale be allowed
aud limiied for The creditors of said Estate
10 exhibit their claims against the same TO
said Executor, and directs that public no.
lice be giyon of this order by advertising in
a newspaper published in Lilchfeld, and by
posting copy thereof on :he public sign
post in said town Of Litchfeld, nearest The
place where the deceased last dwell. Certi-
fed from Record.
30 HENRY B. GRAVES. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-12-11
DIR. TERRExx's
HEALING OINTMENT.

dor the cure Of Saltrheum, Erysipe,as,
IL Chiiblains, Chapped or Cracked Hands,
Burns and Scalds, Gals, Wounds Of any kind.
Old Sores, all kinds Of breaking ont and Sores
on children, Sore Lips, PImples on the Face.
and all diseases of the skin. -
EE;- For particulars, see small bills accom-
panying each Box. "a
To convince the public that this Ointment
is,no humbug, and that il will do what the re-
commendatinn says, invit, any one troubled
with the above complaints to Gallon my Agents
and take Box and try it, il il does not effect
CURE return it within thirty days, and take
back your money.
N. | can give hundreds of certificates
where this Ointment, has almost wrought mir
acles in the way of cures, but think il Of no
use, as il will recommend itself wherever il is
used. Prepared and sold by
MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, CT
lSs-AlI Orders directed to the above address
will be thankfully received and promptly at
tended to. Sold also by the principal Drug
gsts and Country Merchants generally. Price
IS cents.
WHOLESALE DEPer.-A B g. D Sands, No.
100 Fulton street, New York.
Agen,s-LitchReld, A B.Smith, s. Farms.
VIM G Smedley, Plymouth, Seth Thomas, Jr.
and Thomas Scott. Camps Mills. L Hall,
! WolcortviIle, Charles McNiel, Winsted, C
Allen and Kinney Jr. Norfolk, Lawrence &
Ste,nes. East Canaan, Pierce s. Adam, Canaan
G Humphrey, Salisbury, M Graham s. ca.
Lakevlle, E S Humphrey, Falls Village, Bel
den & Nliner, Yves, Cornwall. Pratt & Foster.
Cornwall Bridge, Harrison s. Goodseii. Beth
lem, p Il Skidmore, Woodbury,G Allen
| Co 26
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-12-11
District Of Litch6eld, SIS.

Probate Court, Dec. 9th, 1851.
" STATE of SIlAS N. BRONSON,
"a and SALLY MINER, of Litchfield.
in said district, assigning debtors under the
Statute for the benefit of their creditors the
Court of Probate for the district of Litch-
field hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors OF
said inSolvent estate in which to present
their claims thereto; and has appointed
Samuel P. Bolles AMI Albert Sedgewick,
ESqrs., Commissioners, to receive and ad-
just said claims. Certified from Record.
HENRY B GRAVES, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the Office of Samnel P. Bodies
in said Litchfeld, on The goth day of Dec.
A, D., 1861. al O'Clock, and also on the
9TH day Of June, A, D., 1852, a, y o'clock,
A. M, in the forenoon on each of said days,
for the purpose of attending on the business
of said appointment.
SAMUEL p. BOLLES, 1Commis-
ALBERT SEDGWICK, sioners.
All persons indebted to said assigned
estate are requested to make immediate
payment 10 GEO. SEYMOUR, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-12-11
NOTICE.

THE undersigned, Collector Of Flown and
u State Tax for the town of Sharon, will
attend 10 receive the same Of The persons
against whom they are assessed, a, the
Town Hall. in said Sharon. on Monday,
January 9Th. 1859, from OA. VI. 10 a p. NJ.
Also a. the Store of George W. Chalfre in
E'Isu or,h, on the I'd day of February next,
from 10 AM. TO 12 NJ. a nd at the Store of
c. F. Peck, from l PM. to 4 Pm. of the
same day. will also meet those who neg
lect to pay on or before the abnve menlion-
ed days at TIE Town Hall, in said Sharon,
on the LIST Monday in April next. All who
neglect to pay on or before said LIST Monday
in April next, must expect TO pay all taxa
bic costs. WAIT WILLIAMS,
Sharon, Dec. +, 1851. Collector.