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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-12-23
EisUSaslu Nov. issa,

r the AUnual Tcwn- Meeting legally
"A warned aud held al me Town Hall ih
Sharon on the 9th day Vi ocIO Der 1852.
voted-That il the OwncF Of say Cattle
Horse, Mule Geese or Ilsg shall snaer the
,ame to 70 at large Gus Of ais OF her entlsAa.
,2Ic after the FIST day Of April 1883. such
.wneT shall forfeit and pay 20 any ptrs' .
sho shall take up and inbound the SANE.
he =, M u! twenty i've cenie loF each head It
cattle. ;I0rse, Mule. Geese OF Hog ioT eat b
time thew shall be so found at laggeOBt ois
the owners enclosure I'D taken up. -
Voted-That il shall be en- the duty Of the
}lay yards in THEN several districts, and iE
nall be lawful for any fEeeholder TO imI omnd
lny Cattle, Horse. Mule, Geese, Cow o. noR'
~ touad out Of the owners Inclosure ana 90
large, who tOgethe with The Pound Aeeper
shall regulate the proceedings receive ihe
compensation and have the came powers as
are granted in the Statute laws Of Thu" STATE
Entit,.d I" POunls." Provided that no psnala
= Incurred under this IS BY Law" shall ex-
eed the sum of three dollars. and the own
or owners Of said Cattle, Horse, Mule
;ecse, Cow or Hog 30 is7poHNded shall NOT
aceive the same from the pountN Until he
hall have paid the person so' Mpoundt-
ng the same, the amount oftofle ituFe anda
% The Pound Keeper his fees and expensess
'rovided, that any person not possessed, ct
zeal estate sufficient for pasture may snfer
me Cow and one Hog to run At large with
ut incurring the Aforesaid penalty BY CD
aiming pei NIT from the Slect men. 5
VMed-That the aforesaid By Law be-
,,nblished in the Litch6eld Enquirer. Atrus.
copy OF Record Certified by IS
JAMES f. WATSON, Town Clerk
Sharon, Oct. 1852.
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NOTICE,

ny Order Of the Honorable Court OF
~ Probate for the District of Litsh6eld,
Will be sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 9TH day Of January 1853 at the
store lately occupied by H. N. Lyman in
Goshen. the Dwelling House and Land
the Ssoye and bniiting now occupied as a
Shoe Shop, small tract Of Land near the
north part Of the West Side pond, one PA
no Forte, a quontity Of Boots a nd Cheese
Boxes, icgether with such other properly az
belongs to said Estate. Sale to commence
at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee,
Goshen, December IA 1852.
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A T a special Town Meeting legally warned
n and held on the 81 day Of Novemb.r
1852 in the town Of Warren.
Voted, That it any person or persons shall
set, use Or draw any net or seine in any Of the
waters Of that part Oh Raumaug Pond situa-
ted within the limits Of said town of Warren
such person or per sons shall fnrfeit and pay
a fine of Ten Dollars for each offence, one half
to him who shalt prosecute to effect and one
half TO the Town Treasury. This By Law is
to be in force for one year fr m the 6rst day
Of January 1853.
Any Eiector Of tho town Of Warren may
prosecute under this By Law.
Vo,ed-That the Town Clerk cause this
Bylaw to be printed and published in a
newspaper printed in Ldch6eld in the Coun-
" Of Litchfield for touS weeks successfully
before the same shall be IL. foFce. Attest,
]. C. HOWARD. Town Clerk
Warren, Nov. Oath 1852
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At Court OF Probate bolusn al Sharon.
within and for the District OF Shoron,
on the 81 day Of November, 1852.
Present, DANIEL Parsons, Esq, Judge.
TTPON the petition Of Calvin 4. Chaffee,
~ OF Sharon, in said District, shelving
to this Court that he is the. guardian OF
Clarence l. ChafIee and John l.. Chaffse.
of said District. miners-.lla, said miners
own certain real estate situated 10 said
Sharon, being the same that was distributed
to them from the estate Of their graniEa-
Their, John D Lowell, deceased. containing
about forty acres. and Of the value Of FIVE
hundred dollars-and praying this C,ur,.
for reasons in said petition set forth, TO
pass on, order authorizing and empowering
said petitioner or some other meet person
to sell and convey The Interests Of said
minors In said described premis>s. accord
ing TO the Statute in such case made and
provided--as per petition on file, dated
November I'd, 1852. .....-..-'...'..
Ordered. That said petitioD he continued
to the 9Th day Of January, 1858, then to he
heard and determined al the PROBATE Office
10 ga ID District, at 10 O'Clock in the fore.
noon and that notice of the pendency
Ithereofb be given by publishing this order il,
newspaper printed in Lilchfsld three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks be-
fore the said 9Th day Of January. 1858.
A true copy OF Record.
CHARLES r. EEDCwlcK. Clerk.
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A, Court Of Pruhsrc holden at Canaan xiihs
i'll and for the District Of Canaan on the
28th day Of November A. D 1851.
Present. WALTER S CowLE>. Esq Judge.
ESr\TE Of GEORGE HALVES late of
Il Canaan in said District. deceased.
The Administrator represents the estate
insolvent, anil prays the appointment Of Cons
rnissioners thereon, -Whereupo Ordered.
that Commissioners to receive. examine, and
adjust the claims OF the creditors Of said egg
tate, he appointed at the Probate Office in
said Canaan on the 25th day Of December
1852 at nine O'Clock in the forenoon; and
that all persons interested in said estate may
be notified thereof. the Administrator will
cause this order TO be published in newspa
per printed in Litchield in the County oI
Li,ch6eld and post copy thereof on the pub
lie sign-post nearest the place where the de,
ceased last dwelt in said Canaan. ..s.
A true copy nf Record,
WALTER s, cow ES, Judge.
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The Senate was 10 session on Friday.
An act of some importance to the r1er-
camille community was passed. authori-
zing the Secretary Of the Treasury to
issue registers, &C., Of vessels in certain
cases which have heretofore required
special acts of Congress. The Mexican
Boundary Appropriation bill was passed.
bat leave was not granted Mr.. Stanley
70 introduce a bill to pay the fourth IN
stalIment of the public monsy under the
act Of 1896.
A delegate from Nebraska, presented
himself, but objections were made to
his admission. probably on the ground
that the territory SO called, had not been
organized. -a...- ........-. r.....
The contested seat in the Senate has
taken much time: 1t is reported that
the matter may be settled TO day. by the
admission Of Mr.. Dixon.
Tie proceedings in the Senate en-
Thursday were OF some interest. ..
In Committee Of the whole, the pros
position Of Mr.. Brooks to except from
reference to The Committee Of Ways and
Means, 50 much of the Presidents Mes
sage as relates to the Tariff and Cus~
toms, and that il be referred 10 Select
Committee of seven Members. with pow
er to examine witnesses and collect testi.
mony, here aud elsewhere. and with in
structions to report. by bill or otherwise,
on or before the 25th Of January next !,
came up for a vote. Mr.. Joaes, Of Ten =
nessee, moved an amendment inserting
AFTER the word " otherwise. the follow
ing:
.:And il by bill reserving the advalo-
rem, principle and reducing the existing
duties ON imports. with view to the
collection OF no more repenne than shall
be necessary TO defray the expenses Of
the government economically administer
ed" "a
To this amendment the Committee
agreed ayes "a, nays 80. Mr.. Hill
yer, of Ga, moved an amendment to the
effect that the principle Of protection in
the adjustment OF the Tariff, ought to BE-
abandoned, and it was Gaopted-aye s
IS, nays Al.
Mr.. Howe Of Penn. offered an
amendment ixstructing said Committee
to report bill proposing specific duties
Mr.. Stanley Of N. C. opposed this. and
It was rejected. Mr.. Carlerawlshed to
amend with view to secure ultimately
free trade and direct taxation, and his
amendment was adopted.
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At a Court of Probate holden at Litch6eld
within and for the District Of Litchfield.
on the 18th day of her, A. d.
1852.
Present. OLIVER A. g. ToDD, Esq. Judge.
ESTATE Of STEPHEN STRONG, late
IA Of Warren, 10 said District, deceased
The Administrator with the will annex
ed, represents the estate insolvent. aud
prays the appointment Of Commissioner
thereon :-Whereupon Ordered that Conn
missioners to receive, examine and adjust
the claims OF the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in said
Litch6eld, on the !9th day Of December,
1852, at o'clock in the afternoon and
that all persons interested in said estate
may be notiSed thereof. the administrator
will cause this order to be published in a
newspaper printed in Litch6eld County
and post a copy thereof on the public sign
post nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt in said town Of Warren. 4.....
A true copy Of Record.
OLlvER A. G. ToDD. Judge.
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In New Haven, 18th. Mr. knight Reed
aged 52-JOhn H. Brainerd aged 42-Mar-
tina BunnelI aged 50. ...-. ...
In WoIeOttViIIe, 5th. Mr.. Harvey Pal
mer aged 81.
Ia COlebroOk, 9th, Mr.. Isaac Woodruff,
aged SO.
10 Salisbury, Nov. SD. Mrs Naomi
Peck. wife Of William K, Peck, aged 50
Ia Washington. Nov 18Th, Youngs e.
lott, Esq. aged II. .L..-.l
In Goshen, 18th inst, Mr. Samuel Riley
aged 20. D s
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NOT!ECE.

RY Order Of the Honorable Court Of
- Probate for the District Of Li,ch cid
Will De sold at Public Auction on Thurs
day the 4th day Of January 1883, at the
Store lately occupied by Messrs Lyman
& Chapin at Falls Village, Connecticut,
the Store and fixtures together with such
other property as belongs to said Estate.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock A. N
on said day.
MOSES LYMAN, Assignee.
Fails Village. December IL 1852.
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WaShinee Company.

THE undersigned having. with other
persons, associated for the formation
Of joins-stoek company, under the above
name. for the manufacture of wooleD yarn
and for other purposes. hereby give notice
that the first meeting of said company will
be held at the Salisbury House on Satur-
day, January 8, 1853, at 10 O'Clock A. M.
for the purpose Of completing their organ
izat.on. M. l.. GRAHAM.
.--.. WILLIAM ]. NILES.
So lisbury. Dec. l6, 1852. ...
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TNHE"Li'ch6eld County Teachers Associ>
4 alton" will meet according to adjourn
menf. st Salisbury. Thursday evening. Dec.
TO- at o O'Clock, and continue ia session until
SATURDAY Of the came week. Distinguished
edncaiOis from abroad may be expected 10 be
PFeseni and address the Association. We
trust the teachers Of Litchdelds County, a.
heretofore, will sustain their association with
'neir presence a the meetings Of the same.
-, @ u. D. SHERMAN, Presideai.
New Milford. Nov. 81. 1859.
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District ofKsnt. 81.

P obate Court, November 18th 1850. (
II STATE Of LEWIS MILLS. late of Kent,
IL 10 said District, deceased. The Court
Of Probate for the District Of Kent hath ;imi>
ted and allowed six months from the date
hereof. for the Creditors Of said Estate, repre-
.eniec insolvent. in which TO exhibit their
clai ns thereto and has appointed Luman p.
Bisseli and Edmund H. Mills Esquires, Com.
missioneys 10 receive and examine said
Claims. Certified By
RUFUS FULLER, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the late dwelling house of Lewis
Mills deceased, ia said Kent. on The 18th day
OF December 1852 and on the 10th day Of
May 1883. Al ten o'clock in the forenoon. on
each OF said DAYS, FOE the purpose Of sttend-
ing on the business of said appointment.
EDMUND II MILLS. Comwis-
LUMAN P. RISSELL, sioners
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Rank Of LitchfieId County.

'V7HE Directors Of this Bank have order,
ed that Fifty Dollars on each share OF
the capital stock thereof be paid in on or
before the 2Ofh of December next.
BY order of the Board of Directors.
DANIEL MARSH. Secretary.
New Milford, November "a, 1852.
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ASrONlHI NC CURE OF AL,DY 60
YEARS Or AGE

DR. M. This is TO
certify that my wife has been affected with
the Scrofua from child, and tor The last ten
years she has suffsre'i beyond description, II
made its appearance on the upper part Of the
mouth. and also on the under jaw ii had be.
come such an eating s0Ie that SMALL pieces Of
the bone have come out, and was attended
with the most excruciating pains 10 this
manner she has suffered without finding any
relief, She wa: attended By ONE OF our best
physicians. bu! all t. no purpOse--shey had
all given her up At last she was induced To
try DR., Townssnd's Syrup. of which she took
twenty bottles, but il did her no good. Seeing
your advertisement. she was indeed BY q
friend to try your Syrup ! sent to your agent
in Hartford and procured bottle for her, and
astonishing as it may seem. before she had
finished taking that bottle she was relieved Of
thosc excruciaiiEg pains, and her mouth Is
q raduaily heaiiag. She has taken four bottles,
nd she is now able 10 be around and atteuc to
her hous .hold duties; and we would hereby
recon mend this TO others in like manner af-
ficied as being one Of the best medicines ever
offered to the public; and We feel duly CRATES
full thai we could obtain anything to procure
relief. Yours respectfully,
JOHN EMAaoNs, ysesss
MEHETABLE EAaMoNs,
q anaan, Apri, 3. 1852,
WSs tue SttseUuS oAQudlHe
tances of Mehetabie EMmons, certify that
hers was the most distressing case of Scrofula
and Tic Dolereaux we ever Witnessed, and
that she has been restored to comfortable
health after having been given up as past cure
by all her acquaintances, and that the state.
ment given above by herself and husband may
be relied upon asstTictly true. b.
GERsHoM NJ. FITCH.
E1zAfoNs ARNOLD.
RUTH J. ARNOLD.
JULIA EAaM0Ns. .
AUDREw EAxMoNs
Samuel. EMMoNs.
EMELINE EAEsaoNs.
HENRx J. MEAD.
T. Miles r. Granger, Town Clerk Of the
Town OF Canaan, hereby certify that am ac~
ouainted with the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing certificate, and
that they are persons Of high responsibility
and every way worthy Of credit.
MILES T. GRANGER, Town Clerk.
Canaan, CT, April 6, 1882.
I also certify that my sister had become
completely debilitaied. that she suffered from
weakness peculiar 10 the sex and that your
Syrup has entirely cured her Of this weekness.
which she has long been afflicted with, aud
slso that her general Eealth is greatly i'm.
proved, Yours respectfully,
JoHN EMMoNs.
o. For agents see advertisement in another
eolumn.
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eo- The Supreme Court Of the State
of New York have decided the case of
che disputed election to the Office Of
Treasurer, in favor Of WEIGH, the Dem.
Ocratic candidate.
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a3rO6Ste 3serord,
NnrfCE

DY order Of the t1OaUlaDle corirt % Fro
ID bate OF the District Of NoriOlk~-Wifi be
cold al Pc6lic Auction an Monday the 18th
as February 1853, Al the dwelling house on
the premises. all the right, title and u Ieresl
Of Burr G. P4rrilt 10 two certain pieces OF
Land lying in said Norfolk and the town ad-
Joining (Viz Sandiaield Mass.) One piece
being the Hull Farm 50 called, containing
about One Hundred and Seven.y Acres the
other the HOtchkiss place. 50 called, Contain
ing ab.Iut far'y fvc acres. Sales 10 com
rAence .: 10 o'clock A. Nj. OH said day.
zr HIRAM MILLS, Assignee.
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nTaueatucIr q. 81, Hrotice.

I'm and after the 18th day Of January
" 1853, passengers will be required 10
purchase tickets before entering the cars,
for which 5 cents deduction will be made
at the ticket Office. This regulation is
deemed important for the eonvenience OF
the public and the interest OF the company
PHILO HURD, Sup't.
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MARRIED.

IN Wilmington, DEL, 2Sd ult. BY the
New. Leonlrd e. LalhrOp. d. d.. Leonard
LathrOp. Esq, of New York, 70 Annie VI.
daughter Of the Hon. David G. Wilson, Oi
the EOrneF place. A7f c.
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L the iaio Rev Isaac JoneS. lThaSe'
knowing the place, viii need - dsssFigaiss9
ahers win see it, before bugiaE. d ~
,,leasanlly located in South Street, IN thr
.iIIage Of LitellGeld. and one of the .nnSAt
desirable paAces In the village. For tefms
&c., apply 70 the subScFibarS RSDsassiOd
can be had Immediately.
A. S. LEWIS, GrardfI:.
kssnKRalH NM. IHsQ,
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To Lawyers.

T have some fifty volumes of Law Books
l. which will sell much bslow the book
sellers price, as have duplicate copies, such
as Greenleaf on Evidence. Ke ats Commenta.
ries Jortnan on Wills, Gculd's Pleading. Ste.
phens' Nisi Prius, sc, sc.
CO. BELDEN.
Lite hfeld. Dec ssh, 1862. -..a
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Distric. Of NORWALK 90.

Probate Court. Dec. 6, 1852.
T Staten ELNATHAN L.HALL,
II late Of New Canaan, 10 said Dis,
lrict, deceased.
The Court Of Probate for the District o.
NorwaIk hath limited and allowed eix
,nonshs from the date hereof for the cred
tiers Of said Estate to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts. properly attested, with.
in said time. will be debarred recovery.
All persoas indebted to said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment to
JOHN N. HALL, Administrator.
New Canaan, Dec. 3, 1852
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District Of CORNWALL. %, !
Probate Court, Nov LIST. 1859.

District OF COhNW ALL, %, I
Probate Court. Nov lsl. 1851
II STATE Of DRUSILLA GRIFFl n
- late of Cornwall. 10 said District
deceased, ,.,
The Court of Probate for the District III
Cornwall hath limited and allowed six
montbsfrom the date hereof, Tot tlis cred
itOrs OF said Estate, represented insols went T,
in which TO exhibit their claims thereto |;
and has appointed William Hind'nan ap]
George HI. Swift. ESQ, Commissioners to
receive and examine said claims.
Certified by
FaEDERIcK KsLLosa. Judge
The subscribers give notice that they
shalI meet at the. dwelling house Of VIM
Hindman 10 said Cornwall, on the lac,
Mondays Of February and April. 1858, al
o'clock in the alterno0n on each OF said
days, for the purpose Of attending ON the
business Of said appointmeal area
WILLIAM HInDasH. ! Commits.
GEORsE II SwIFF, ( sioneTs.
All persons Indebted 10 said rs ate are
requested IN make immediate payment 10
RossIrER D. HorEISs. Administrator.
Came InGO. M
tTVHE inc.osu.s of the subscriber abc"i the
i 22A Of November, white pig with NO
artificial marks. The owner IL requested to
prove property. pay ehsfGss and take i
away. t~ HENRY CLARKE.
Cornwall, December Let, 1882
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At a Court Of Probate hol1en at Kent,
within and for the District Of Kent, on
the 18th day OF December, A. d. 1862.
PfeseRs RUFUS FULLER. Esq. Judge.
ESTATE Of CANFIELD Lopez,
Ia late Of Kent, in said District, de-
ceased. - -
The Administrator rabFssemts the esq
tate insolvent, and prayss w. appontmenl
of Commissioners thereon :-Whereupon
Ordered, that Commissioners to rec Give,
examine, and ADJUST the claims of the
creditors OF said estate. be appointed al, the
Probate Office 10 said Kent. on the 9th
day Of December 1859 at 10 O'clock IN the
forenoon aud that all persons interested
in said estate may be notified thereof. the
Administrator will cause this order TO be
published 10 a newspaper printed in Litch-
field and post a copy thereof on the public
sign Eost nearest the dlace whore the de
ceased last dwell in said Kent. A true
copy of Record.
RUFUS FULLER, Judge.
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATIONS '
( fuI .ssstst OF THG ~ &H-E
ROBERTSON CARRIAGE MANU.
FACTURTN0 CO.

M/ Etne unuerSlxDeo 40 ncreuy assoC!ass
wv oursslves as body polite and corpo-
rate, pursuant 10 the statute Of the Slate Of
Connecticut, relating TO '.jnint stock corporar
lions. and the following are onE articles 81
association
Art. l. The name Of said corporation shall
be Robertson Carriage Manufacturing Co"
LEi.2 q The capital stock Of said corpsras
ton shall be fOusteon, thousand dollars. aiS
shall be divided into. 6Se hundred and sixiE
shares Of twenty five dollars eaclr share.
Art, 3. Tks purposes Tor which eaid cor
posation 10 established are The following. win;
10 manufacture and vend any aud all kinda
Of Wagons, carriages and sleighs--te manu~
taciuTe, sell and deal in any aud al kiaSs -
wares. goods and articles compGaaA % iF0n.
steel, who'd or brass, or sny articles 81 watch
iron. steel. wood or brass u the psinsipM
component pari--to acqnire and hold all sueb
lands, ann any and all other kinds or property
necessary and convenient for the pfoseeniie0
Of safd business, and generally 10 do al bnsis
uess connected with. 0r incidental 70 the pee
poses Of this association - above speeinea.
Art 4. The sfulute sforesaid 10 hereby %.
ferSed 10 and made part Of these artieles, anA
the corporation hereby established ana eFgane 4
lied under and Pursuant ~ said statute. slis&
have the powers end proceed according u q "a
regulations described and specified thsseln
Art .. rsacn subscriber 10 tuest Ftttct0
agrees 10 taae the nulnber II shares annexeA
I" his name in the capital stock of eaid coz
P"ra:ion, each share 10 be tweniy- 1--WE dhliaT
and to pay the same by inslallmenis, - thss
Directors shsll prescribe.
Art. 6 Tse said cospaFstion 10 established
and l"eaisd in the viliags 81 .vOlcoitviile. ssWH
oi T0rrington. Si.a Saafs % Gssae"iirus:
Daniel RoberisaR Rs6sneses
Samuel WoskmaM GO @
BENJAMIN =. Waugh - g
Willism w. Waugh ~ Sc
Aivord Carriage Msnnfg Co. ~ g
Lewiston Thomps0n - g
Alvord O. Brother - O.
W. Weed - aAa
r. Seelye s 20A d.
Wm. r. Steele M 40, do ~
DANIEL R0RNhNS0N. !PFn't.
D. R0besisens n
A. Alvord.
Samuel tvaskmaA. DlEeetesns
u WIN. w. Waugh.
s 3 Thompson.
p. A fret late wood workman Mansed9
lake tkAEge Of thai Department. and tah&A
pnFiio of the uneuhaeTiae4 eloeks
: We ellvilIs. Osl. 5. Iesa.
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mour. tHumph, eysvilie,) with the A. M
Train down. Returning will leave on The ar~-
rival Of the 10 30 A. M. Train from Bnidge~
port, .,,g1...
McNeips Stage from Wsteriown will con-
meet a, Waterbury with the $50 4. NJ, Tram
down, returning on the arrival oLths l0sSO Aa.'
M. Train from Bridgeport .a
Feni,'s Stage frum Eitch6ela. will coHnecf
at Litehfield Station with both Passenger
Trains each wav. Ass
0rs-F.eighs WILDE way billed as usual. fram..
each Station to New York. New Haven sn6
B,iigeport. M
Bridgeport, Oct, 30. 1882. ~As& @
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FO SALE

FFTY Barrels Flour of the following
= brands. I. II Beach. s. P. Ely, H.
r.. Road, Mountain Mills and Blue Jacket.
Also Pine and Rived Chestnut Shingles
JOHN p. PORTER.
G ,shen, December Is 1852