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DR.. Hutch,nys, Hitters.-Thc com ponenss

OF this r1Dtohless aui unpleasant remedy. the
finest antepcs TONES and Alternatives the vegetable
kingdom reaches the Of the .ieao directly and
uneIrngy tie Eis TO ts Therc il such
fail connected pit II. it, oneratDn absolutely
mfaliihle. Not only does 1t streng and forty tho
ach, and ise and :" anentary canal
and all the secrstive but IL literally builds the
whole sysemrepering tho diiapidatiu caused sick
and d, by and making the patent ns it
To sun ring from the peculiar disorders
Incident their and delicate organization it il the
eir vita buncrens of females who appeared - DO fast
sinking tie have boen throngh HE
ertinr nueree. Sold tor City per Bottle None
genuine unless ssned II. Hutehings Office ~ Fulton
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sing~r'a sewing Machine viii do what no

other machine capable OF in sewing 9TH leather c,rset
material fact, ythDS that neat
sicbing hat this machine PROCESSES viii d.
perfectly The iaoredu full ced Cali
After fourth Of July next. price $50.
T. & Co.,
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taurant No. 81 Cortsndt below Green ch, ewil
take place Itrsday June 10 and will ne kp style
81 ueRness and CLEANLINESS unequalleu by establish
ment n America The hest cooks ard the most polite
par engaged; Oud everything viii be dcre merit
thu atrcnaEe e tha pubic, whose favors have heretofore
been literally bestowed his sstah-hncnt -
Liberty street which viii continue open until Saturday
evp4 II II Jyue
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TIE TnEArREs.--The entertainments announced for
this evening such cannot tail to draw large audi
For the particulars Mt each est abshne Mt
fer readers TO tie advertising columns
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MORE YorSG AHEaICAsIsA. On Saturday, about
shutdown, the hsy number Of the Democratic Re
ril'c appeared, stuffed, usual, full Of pepper and
mustard the political Affairs Of The day. Proba-
bly, this viii be one Of Tic dying numbers
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Diamonds and Diamond Jswclry-Daae
MAIDS W he psskass thsrsfrsm, sus ostm-rs,
1ue quality Ss carat Js~slry IT the nAnu
prccs saving the large profile made ~
tsn dealers Sales rooms SSl Broadway corner Of White
s"s''' ~ DAVID RAFT, Manufacturing Jswslls-.
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White French china D,r,ng Sets. us

pieces FOR only $23 Whine Engli.h ST pmng sets
10 pieces for SD Chanb'r Sets 10 pieces for 81 ~ and
So Cold hand French China Tea Sets ~ pieces for So
Enelish Some MILK Pans sep0riar article
cleanliness and Durability variety other useful articles
the China and class cheap. Paching rlrsa
larry atended.'o j. X. KERR 50 Chambers er
the Irving Eouse.
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Adams superior Zephys tnder-shirts. Unlike otner
er ds their lght soft and character wins for then
endurir. attachment RAY & ADAMS. American Hoo
sery snd hder Garment Mandatory, 81 Broadway OPP
IuNltn u llLl-s A.arden.
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Tin IEIsu ~ BLAZE.--Thc arrival Of the Irish
patriot acsgher, from y an Dicman's Land has set
Tie whole Irish portion Of our commusity in per-
feet ilaze. Tlcy have not been in such a state OF
excitement since the announcement was made in
FauAlail, few years ago, Of the great battle Of
sieyegamon. out Of which the Directory managed
10 get thirty five Thousand dollars from the pockets
Of tue hard working Irish in this couatry. Mr. hea-
CHER Willie received BY the Irish and BY many other
classes with as great M excitement as that which
characterized the reception of Emmett in his day
u WI b. more lasting thsn that of Kossuh. because
the Irish patriot wants no material aid--means no
humbug- but intends t. settle down, plain repub-
lican, IL this land Of freedom and equality.
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Tn tow Fushson able Clothing Ern porfu On

"Thc cry Is stlli they psOn's
rooms 3b Broad are s he focus Of at
traction to all who wish good pictures, NJ AT price.
THOMPSON. 3l5 broad way.
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known humao being several pounds Of
the refuse " animal matter sas through the Of
the sAn, the dit which these
asd iecome subjects for serious consideration. The best
articles suffice to health the whole
wsri system giles Hyperion Fluid for tle hair,
for and sruptionr of the skin aud
mole tor shaving he last delicious article AID
lesys tie face smooth piece Of satin and all 81 them
atrate purity the skin aud sgainst the in
change climate. TO lie had of VIM Bogie 27
ahinetfn Boston. Sold Wholesale aud retail ty
ID Sands 100 Fulton street; sushtsn, Clark Co.,
219 ard Rice Smith 1T Broadway; VIM. II Cary Co.,
5 Pearl and BY tho pcrfumers through
put he wnrd
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sups Mustard Sc IN ousNs "A three sogen CO. -,
Eafs Coz fsio Ale Ia s8sbs OF eiht dozen each iandg
from ship Victoria, from London az sais ~ $50 "h
JOIN DUNCAN & SONS. ,n5 D,eaar,y
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.

Personal.
TFMR. THOMAS PORTER OF 2s4 THIRD AVENUE,
will at the desk Of this Office he will get letter
from England.
INFORMATION wANTED-MIss FANNY MOORE,
viii rlss.s send her sddrs.. to Gsorse r Adams. Poss
S and ais1% nss S
JFMIss JULIA CARR WILL SEND HER ADDRESS
to UNION Place Hotel she Will roseve letter from
friend In California.
POLITICAL.
rsa 5n Msnay a ssenas &
h' By order chs;,Gon df, Sa K.ra Committee.
5 GnD; r Ra n5ssroHD' Secretaries.
TENTH wARD-TBE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLICAN
L Electors VI the Tenth ward requested to meet
Monday evening Nay 3ist at o'clock at Cobingers No.
Possession to Ts%nsay HAIL s
% the % ri Tss IN made at ga
%ard dsmmsse Aa1 MeEob Chairman me
J. sHAsDY, Secretary.
NEWS FROM THE BALTIMORE CONVENTION
IN The proprietor of the Pewter Mug Frankfort street
msde men.s to receive continual intelligenco
from the Baltimore Convention durines session by Morss
sess,an wsh will Se announced A. ls Pewter Mug 81
- sFEoIAL NOTICES.
NoTleE-rANAMA RAILROAD coaPANY-orrI.
~ eia inform alton has been received at this ONCE tina;
a fs a
tc.d sIsn.d 20 the crossing place on .hs ChA.rs river
srois ~ fR@Scs SPIES sseissasy q o ass
si New ao fs'' Nay IS s' isSs.
ScANDJNAyIA.-TgIs SOCIETY Will. noLD, AZ
= TT. nss,ps on M@zday evening SIS. sf Nay a. t.e
& ,s o sy order p
sidsrt. Il. j. HANSEN.
TURNER FEsTrvAL-TEE SOCIAL TURNvEREIN
1lmrast,s s.c..y Celebrates on the ~ y Jans s
street fonr.h avenue. nssr shs rarsad hl,nissan i,s
at s1 rs n he ats.noe WIN tos Al
address vii he delivered symnastic cxercises songs
and tic wh' VIII ssnsSde 9Th sapses IL case q
favorable westher the festival will take place the neA day.
TO BE LAUNCHED FROM TIE snIPYARp or {.
re 2s. inst schooner = 800 Ton. grshsn &c named
others y commanded ~ Capt c. Lyons, II
TINE DEDICATION OF ST. ANNEs CHURCH. AsToR
IT, I. f s, s:, E. s.
es h Mas " q mnS he a Ssers s hSp
booksellers, and at the door e the church.
Gos NJ. II S, AFroS5a9 Ry TIE eoAED q
eTety pectfa, rsquast he sdas oer he .r
r rish cyic and military societies e. ~ aon somery
.fTper'anee viii ssSaittd 70 them sy .aid
,emmittee-taIt Murray Capt Aarkey Lieut.. Reilly.
TO TIE IoUREEYNEE TAlLoRs or THE CITY OF
New York a preliminary meeting q TIE jourseymen
TIE trt DC VIII take Michael -
huyth Wiam street this evening ~ ~ o'clock for che
i1Pose Of ma in. arsaasC FOR parpating IN the
auth. rites will extend che oistnguished ratr0t AID
eAilo, thomas H. O'Meagher Irovisinnsi C6mfaittce
1ncnis Koerns, Soc. joins nEaLY, Pos.
aohsEs, CARRIAGES, So
NEW YORK soRsE BAZAAR, NO 81 Crosby
~ str.et--huct"n cate q narses CGrrsyes Harness.
Saddles, Sr Monday ana Wednesday ~ o'caoh
A. Tutte. Auct. JOHN Il. GArFiELD Proprietor.
TOR SALE TOR EXCHANGE, FOR ONE HoRSEl A
ans pair sf hay horses iG1a hands bsh years
OLD tlrsk legs, names sud tails, (tu tails good and
orivers; Enc siagle saddle hore sound
lind Can be seen OF all hours during the day the um
itr yara, corner Of Monroe and Montgomery streets
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First (siiycr medal Cayendish sDbacco
sA@pi Bogert TO have de great impression
~ his mode II manufacturing ssy II Is excel
lerce he cunnoseur wont have anything else BceTts
PRINCIPAL DEPOT Il at III Vessy street.
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Pred MI ROB 4 CO. No. al Broadway otter chOeo
vi geu,. and boys ci,hiag suisshle ~
"a. season stceN is very large aud Al siko If
and ,rys be .ai htt.d 81 descriptions af >hrts,
era, Su-pendas Gloves Hosiery, &c,
~ loN prices. No deviation from marked prices.
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q ueAness ard cleanliness unequaed by establish
pan r ar. epRages; 0od everything viii be dorc nst
ter literally bs.tswed his sstahhaeas i
Leefy ssst VIZ" W. continue open un'n saturday
-. -,.,- n,--, 60 -
0nNe FieHcm Shh1 Dir'aS sets, 40
IS Cold hand French ,hina Tea sets a pieces Tor So
Ene,h some ware ME- Pans very sspeor article Tor
ii the cssa and s.. nc very sseap PaoEiss
larry aten9edo *. kLHh . Chambers street nA 'sr
the irving Honse
Hudson River Observation-Disclosures OF
York albany, on the Hudson River sairoad viii be
reduced to 81 30 on all the train.
An approved bosom friend = ono Of Fay s
endurips attacnment RAY & ADAMS. American Ho-
posite Niblo's Garden.
Last ,yarnsng. Our readers who arc NOT
inteTcsied y the Lake Land sase Lot- a9d Farm, VII
= 80 late For 81 payable u asalmentg, share
an : ~ G1c I'll VIII 'fs"sf Ts ss pleasant
~ st - ~ agy !. 800 ~ Dfo-'"As' "h' hAs
w., III. ...1,,,.,,, 80 ., u.u..,.
Trst premium tsyer msdAl) cavendi-h ,5oaeeo
f :aSs ssSa @ass .s
epce- he connoisegr won have anyhingeise BcseFts
Principal depot !. at q ye..y street.
sfystsl S1tHce ASutn -Patchl tnreo'PV
". .xhdited Al TIE Torids Far Il 50 B.wery HIRAM
AEutksONs. also fnrdoes eod Crosby " sons English
ssS .isss 4hsy viii be soiS rsmsrsSSiS iov
~, -. s,,., a., -. -
EnSlsh FLOOR OH tioAcs, Nm tcct WAC,
elegant sbi. scroll and fgures sfsat,a anish,
~ 81 aceery, HIRAM hSDkasnN'S hlso Low pieces 81
ts ysrd .ud rp,ard' the ,aoss sracsdasfS eaans
ever oheredh tes city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT I.,rer,oI rnra.-,,v
~, ~ $1,000 -
nhpssAs '" - 80 yoi',,
tiv Carpets Cd snd " psr yard OF elegant new
sprins styles.
Excelsior only four shillings per yard,
ssUres at HIRAM ANDLRsoN s. No. 90 Bowary Eie.
gait pst II Eggish Ingraio Carpets at5 IS Cd
t. 6s "a ,ud "a per yard Also, common Ingram .nd
Stair CarrstKs at Is. Cd e., 2s Cd, IS, -. Ga
Lock at them.
w. ~ Il. Lewis, Carpet Upholsterers, no.
aol Peari street are selling tapestry brussels ron ns 20
y and they Alec ober snfk large ock OF ingram
Three plys, stair az otior carpets mossc Rags, on
Clot hns AMI Mating ard ali other articles connected
WIN lie TRADE. sghtr mouse IN The
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Y REV eRD-FoR RETURNING BROWN HORSE.
az lite face and blind Of left eve which ssrayed on
the 18th ul fer the Third ayenns eorn.r Of Fo,tieth
street. RICHARD DAILY, No. BIZ Third avenue.
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Crosse ~ BLACK v,siI,s plc,syes. s,vc., a., !.

snd ct streets orposte r. Collins line Of steamships
ana the canal str Depot the Hudson River Bar,ad
is rev open for the reception d yisiters.
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Hudson River Observation-Disclosures Of
boso,, friend n one or Eay &

Fsres0n an after Janel tie thron fares between
Iork aud Albany the hudson River railroad, vii! be
reduced 70 81 so on all the train.
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uen constantly hand alec 81 every soscrptcn
vase 20 order. Of silver hosew.od Mahogany, Black Wal
* n the ncktest style and at short notice by b. X
IhtbIs, IA Grand street. three doors Of
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Cueap Summer Cio,hlmg If You want q

mean elegNnfy Nt'lHg u Just
ro il 10 the large - Mesrs. Sni Il RICE, M 12
Fulton trc.t they have their store variety
ready made Clothns in addition 60 large stock II prime
g,oe from Viii, e. cut aud make all of choice gar
n,vntr, n the shoI tost rtiee
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for beautiful Insrsis Carpets Of large scroll snd small
figures at HIRAM ANDLhsoN :. No. 90 Bowery. Etc
e., 6s. 3D. ,ud "a. per yard Also common Ingram sud
stair CarrstiHs at Is. Cd e., 2s 3d. S. 81 Ga ad A.
IooL al the
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ReninIk the advertisement In the Herald
Of c,n rmatic tinctare Tor bleaching te teelh aud
reieyir toot uche.
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What's nobody's business Is cverybody's

husn.ssf hair Is gray, you its former
color ~ using DAvsS hahvene which the scalp
sme the roots of ha hair and reexcitcs action the
mimi glands which supply the ories material L. the
discovery of the Pr 81 hottie For
tue general depot 800 Grand and 1872
Rroaiva 27s WASHINGTON street 50. Hudson street III
Bcwery, and Ill Houston street.
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Glorious;--EngIish Imperial Tnree-piy

Csrpetns Of gorgeous sad fhtt,rDg colors assn,hoen
niqus mosaic Ana scroll hSnas never seoee-Nbbsted NJ
~ BVwery, biRA N hSDEKoONs. Also, American thre.-
snrfuy styt
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4 OWNER WANTED FOR A LADY'S ENAMELLED
A gold watch viii ehsin atachec The oynsr can
tht same by proving cperty and paying rges Ap-
ply At No. l26 Prince street.
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ZINE ARTs.-ALM0sT EVERY DAY SOME STRAIN
ger calls at store 20 buy old Engraving Por
traits Prints Landscapes large modern prints for
framing who knew there large stock in tho
city. although have been in the location years
Engravings bought or exchanged. JAMES b. BtGGAk,
No, 60 CanL street, Anew doors west Of Broadway.
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YNHt CELEBRATED TROTTIk4 HOHSE BAY STAR
is offered Ter salo. NE stands 10 hands high, 10
years old Of bright lay oolcr stylish his action aud
has rotted the linton Course thirty
geconds never having been beat trot he has made
" warranted 4, and for veek the
stable OF ISAAC WOODRUFF. Third avenue. Harlem.
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EnrlI.h E1o.r Nll Clalha. !,

slegsptne msrbi, and igures fsatia unish,
81 ~ ac,ery. BRAN ANDEaSnh'S Also Loco yieess d
sasual OIL Cinth. In widths rs 3D. Be- 81 d. and
yard ards the .aost sytracytasrg hagana
rou. redI n IL eft
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DAY Gt-,ps.

RLACK LACE MANTiILAS, PARIS MADE; S2ARFS.
- Points &c also splendid assortment Of Cambria
misctte With sec,e match in styles recently adopted
IN Paris Of various aud beautiful designs together With
variety Of Point dAlsBcon Honiton and Imitation
lsces, iust reoeiy ed by KERR g. CO. 7bt Broad way
between Tighth and Ninth streets,
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w. & It. Lewis. Carpet UphoIs,er.r


tye Blond Lace do, che richest patterns In the
Black STRAW 40 beth open and close Misses
work and thick straw oomer Boys Leghorns and
styles Boys uDt-; besides esdss variety Of other style
honne compr.ns the best and the beet
TO be found In the city at moderate prices John
street, nrst store from Broadway. JOHN Z. SEAMAN.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NOTIcE.-PANAAA RAILROAD CoMPANY.-oFFI.
eia alton has been received at this ocs tina;
ALL raj has neeL opened for travel to Foia the
ston above Bujio Sdado For the present until the
road opened 10 the crossing place the ChAsrs. river
biz trains leave daily from wall nc $50 a. H. and
srjols a: r NJ. FRANCIS SPIES, Secretary Once
Fan sas EailroaG Company.
Now Yorh May Is fo52.
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Liquid Hair Dye,


for colorng the hair wkers instAnter upon nstura
principles and warranted free from all causc
Is applied daily sold Wholesale and RETAIL at CRISTo
DORO'S wig and scalp establishment No Aston House
n B-Prvate rooms fer applying the dye and fitting
wigs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

At C"Urt Of P1UbaIe hauueu a,. Sharon,
 within and Cor tAse pislricT co oaSlRrOR,
 OO lhe 2l day OI November, 1854 -.
 Present, DANIEL PARSONS, Esq yudge.-
 TON the petition of Calvin T. Chaffegs
 ~ of Sharon. tn said District, showing to this Court that he is the guardian of Clareace l.. Chaffee and John L.. ChulFee, of said District, Miiners-lhal said. miners own certain real estate situated in said Sharon, being the same that was distributed to them frOnl the estate Of their grandfa- ther, John B. Lowell, deceased, containing about forty acres. and of tie value of five hundred dOllaFs---and praying this Court. for reasons in said petition set forth, to pass aR order authorizing and empowering said petitioner or some other meet person ito sell and convey the interests of said minors in said described premises, Rccord- ing to the Statute in such case made and prOViled-aS per petition On file, dated November 2l, 1854 4
 Ordered, That said petitiou be continued to the 9th day of JaGnary, 1858, then to be heard and, determined Rl the Probate Office in sa Id District, at 10 o'clock in the fore. noon 5: and that notice of the peudency lhereofbe given by publishing this order in a newspaper printed in Lilchfield three weeks successiveIy, at least six weeks be- fore the said 9th day Of JanuaEy, 1853. A true copy ot Record.
 s..t CHARLES F SEDGwlcK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
At Court ofprobate holden at New Milfor

At Court of fprobate holden at New Milford,
 within and for the District of New Nils
 fod, on the 3Jth day of October, A. D. 1852, Pres. nt. FREDERICK CHI rTENDEN Judge. ESrATE uf ORRIN BUCKLEY. late oi Ix New Milfnrd. ia 4aiA -Dis.ric., dsesasvd. The Adminis,ra,or represents the estate in> solvent. and prays the appointment oi Com missioners -Whereupon, Ordered that Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust the claims of the creditors eff said es- tate, bU appointed at the Probate Office in said New Milford on the second Saturday oi November, 1859, at one o'clock ia the after noon and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the Adminis- ira'or wIiI cause ihls order tp tIr .,uiiishs in a newspaper printed in Litch6eld, and post q copy thereof on the public sign-poSt 'eares, the place where the deceased last dwelt in said New Milford. .... ... .t.l..y
 A true copy of Record.
 FREDERICK CHITTENDEN' Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

At a Court of Probate holden at Kent
 within and for the District of Kent on
 the 9th day of November, A. D. 1852.
 Present, RUFUS FULLER, Esq Judge. ! UPSTATE of LEWIS MILLS, late of H Kent, in said District. deceased
 The Exeeutor represents tho estate in- solvent aad prays the appo: ntment of Com missioners thereon Whereupon, Orders ed, that Commissioners to receive, examine, and adinst'Rhs .clai,ns of the creditors of said estates be appointed at the Probate Office in said Kent on the 10th day of November 1852, at 10 o'clock in the fore : noon: and that ak persons interested in said estate may be, notified thereof the Execu.uri will. cause this order to be- pub- Iiihed in a newspaper prinse't at Litchfeld and post a copy thereof on tue public sign post nearest the place whepe the deceased last dwelt in said Kent. t a A true copy of Record,
 -'"1f RuFus FULAER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
NOTICE.

RY order of the Hon. Court of Probate A1 for the District of Litchfeld, will he sold at public auction at the late dwelling house of John w. Fish. deceased. at Ban- tam Falls, in the town of Litchfrla, on the 2a,h day of November, A. D. 1852, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon, (unless previously disposed of at private saIe) all the personal estate of the late said John w. Fish. con sisting of ah kinds os household furniture, wagons, sleighs, earriage makers tools ot all descriptions, sett of bineksmith's tools, consisting of bellows. anvik hamMers, tongs 6cc., also, other articles too numerous to mention. #
 Also, at ihe same time and place will be suld at public auction, ,.ah the real estate OE the said John w. Fish, deceased. consisting of an undivided right in the grist mill al Bantam Falls; also, the building used as a carriage makers shop, and also tie dwell ing lately occupied by the said John w. Fish. Said property will be sold separate y or together, as will best suit purchasers. The above is q fine location Eor n ineclianic of any description, and especially carri- nge maker. the same bciDk situated on one of the best water priyileges.in :hs State. and near the line of the c0nteMp plated llnrl- fopd. Providence & Fishkili Railroad. Any one wishing .O purchase property of this description will 6nd this rare opportunity for doing 60.
 DASIeL SToDpARD, Administraior.
 Litch6eld. Octohef 2Ji. 1852. 3w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18

A T;he annual Town meeting legally "A warned and held on the 4th day of October 1852 iu the town of Washington,
 Voted That all neat Cattle, Horses, Asses. Mules, Swine, Sheep and Geese. be, and the same ave hefehy restrained from going at large ca the highways or commons in this town, excepting one COW to each individual family, which COW shall Oe restrained from sun down until sunrise. And aIl 'cattleI shall be restEained GrOm %. ing at large from the first of Decensbef to the first of May. Audthaf the penalty for . breach of this bye law shall be twenty i've cents for each neat Cattle, Horse, Ass. Mule, Swine. Sheep or Goose 90 going at large. to be paid by the o~ner of such an. imal or creature before named to the per. son who shall impound said creatures 90 running at large in either of the town pounds in said Town, Prosided the penalty shall not exceed the ssm of three dollars. A9d that gay ElectOl OF Fresholder of ,he town may imPoand for breach of this by c law. 5~gF g -I ,.. ..1'F1
 Voted, That the Town Clerk cause thi. bye law to be printed and pubIished in < newspaper printed in L4itchlrld ia shs County of Litchfeld for four weeks sues cessively before this bye law shall be in force. A irae copy of Record.
 Certified by , D. B. BRINSMADE. Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-18
FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.

A,a Court of Probate holden at New Milfo,d,
 within and for the District ot New Milford,
 on the 30,h day ot OctoberrA D. isSa
 Present ,FREDERIcKc cHTrBENDEN Judge. ESTATE ot NATHAN BUl .KLEY, late of L New Milford, in said District, deceased. The Administrator represents the estate in- solvent. and prays the appon' meat of Cons missiUners thereOn-Wheirupon, Ordered, that Commissioners 10 receive. exa nine, and adjust the claiMs of the creditors of said cs- tate, be appointed at the Probate Office in said New Milford on the second Saturday Oi November, lS62. at one o'clock in the aftsS> noon 1; and that al persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof. the Adminis- irator will cause this ordat to be published in a newspaper printed in Eich6eld. and post . copy thereof on the public siRn-post nearest the place where tho deceased last dwelt |" said New Milford
 A true copy of Record.
 FREDERlCKCHITrE rENDTN, Judge.