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The national era. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1847-1860, 1853-03-24
JUST PUBLlSHEP,

By the american and Foreign Anti- Slavery So
eiety and for sale at their rooms, No. 4S
Beekman street, New York,
IS YTNHE AMERICAN SLAVE CODE, in theory and
i practice: its distinctive features shown by its
Statutes Judicial Decisions and Illustrative Facts
By WILLIAM GooDELL author of the Democracy
of Christianity. Slavery and Anti-Slavery," DC
New York American and Foreign nti-Slavery Soc
ETY., 4S Beekman street The work contains 43O
pages limo, neatly bound in cloth, and will be sold
for cash at as cents single copy, So per dozen, and
$45 per hundred. Also, in paper covers at deduc-
ton of 10 cents per copy from the above prices.
Orders may be forwarded to Lewis Tappan, As
Beekman street, New York.
Ne,c York. February, 1853.
Ertract Of Letter from Hon. William Jag TO the
AUthOr.
Your analysis Of tho slave laws is very able, and
your exhibition of their practical application by the
Southern courts evinces great and careful research
Your book is impregnable against the charge of
oxaggeraton Euclids Geometry, since, like that,
it consists of propositions and demonstrations. The
book is not only true, but it is unqeatona6y true"
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GERMAN UNCLE TOM.

We take pleasure in announcing that the German
translation of this great work is printing and
will be ready for delivery before the 18th Of Febru-
ary complete in one royal octave volume, double
columns, printed from new and beautiful type, on
thick and fine paper. To retail at 80 cents. Same
discount upon the other editions. Early orders
solicited.
Also in Press and nearly ready, the second edition,
making FIVE thousand copies of the superb illustrated
edition Of Uncle Toms Cabin, with 1853 engravings
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-18
GABlMET FURNWlTlE,
LII AlRS ArN

1HHHE subscriber having taken the old
Il Stand. occupied by his father. u. ].
LiOsley, for the last thirty years, rs Cab.
met Ware House, begs leave 80 inform the
public, that he has ON hand very large
assortment Of ell kinds of Furniture Of
his own manufacture, suited to the COINS
try market. and having facilities, second to
no establishments of the kind in this part
Of tho State, for manufacturing any article
in bic line. TO order. with despatch. aud in
tho best sty le Of workmanship. Ieels Rssu-
red. that he can sGpply customers both ne
20 quality and price. on better terms, than
can be- obtained elsewhere.
In his assortment will be fund at 81
times. Superb Sofas. at less than city pri
ces. Mahogany, and Large naUoher Of 9th
Dr kinds of Rocking Chairs. and Chairs oil
all kinda, tables. bureaus, Secretaries. and
ether articles too numerous TO mention.
He earnestly request wA wishing ia
pur hase any thing in his line To give him
- call. 10 he is determined, 10 make il for
The interest Of all to purchase at his estab>
'ishm or. on account Of superiority in the
srtictes, and cheapness 10 the price.
JAMES II LlNSLEY.
Woodbury.. Feb. 20, 1853.
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Fancy Dry 0Oods,

BEFORE ynu hny your Spring purchases
xamsne . Bradfardss IN Wolco,iv,lls the
rrsi''esl. cheapest and mes. iashionshls loi Of
Dse;s Gaads ever offered sc toe G4adiss ef
L'tch6sld'C uanly.
Black Silks Of celebrated Manuia esu,e and
warranted NAT 10 crack. frana 81 10 a. 50 NAT
yard beansstal NNus. De E.aines from q 4, as
c.s, Snaisey and Bassee De Laiaes from 3 70
g. Lawns and French Muslins from 8 10 IS,
Gs1ghaws of new s!yles - css.pss ward,
Galicaes o. every shade and price.
EAhnesp9ReD, CoELAMs, uMpRasl RevRa.
CmkMisETTs. Infaintss WaislA. EdR,nRs ana
lneprlings, long end shot emhfoidered Mi,ls.
hid, silk and lie thread GlcsAs. hlaeh, sslk
and fancy Shawls--in lacl. . tan assorimeal
pnschase, via: Caah and Exthanga. Tsy
snes aad prove what cay.
~ Butter wanted ~ exchange.
RRADFoaDAS CHEAP STORE,
WOleSttvillA O.
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SILVER WARE.
Fine Gold g. Silver Watches. Jewelry
Fancy Goods. sc.


At the Old Stand No. 2 Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT. CIR.
TINE firm OF Blackman 4 SAM ,ri so long
L. known at the ab.ve place having dis
solved, the business is now conducted by the
subscriber who will be happy to see all who
visit Inc cIly either for business or pleasure.
II 70 my intention to keep larger assortment
han has eve. heen offered IN this place, which
will al all time. be ireelv shown either TO the
purchaser or the curious.
My Stock If Jewelry isvery large and EN-
bracing every style in fashion.bolh 6ne Col,
and plated.
Ladies and Gent:emeli's 'G"ld Watches @
every description, quality and price. from
$40 to S2OO, and Silver Lever, Lerine, and
Verge Watches Of every quality that can be
warranted TO keeptime. Silver Forks. Spo"ns
Knives. Ladies', Cups: Sugar fongs, SSc., large
assortment always on hand. warranted as pUre
az coin, aud ai the most fashionable style,
silver work Of all kinds made'o order, Jewelry
and Spect acles made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards. Seals.
Plates. Spoons sc. engraved in q superior
style.
Fine Watches. rerairrdin ihe'most perfect
manner, and waersnich in all cases to perform
we'll, Watct es sent by Express or otherwise
tor repairs will receive immediate attention.
s. GEO. 8 SANFORD
..f No 9 Exchange Place
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JrRusnA MAxriELD } Petition Cor Divorce
Ns aud OrdeTOf No.
WILLIAM J. MAxrrElp tice thereon.


WHEREAS Jerusha Maxtirld uf the town
Of New .M,lf,rd, in Litch6ela county, has
brought her petition TO tho Superior Court to
b. holden a, Luch6eld. within and for said
County, on thu Sd Tuesday u August A. d.
1853, praying Cor 10 be divorced from her bus.
band, said William J. Maxfi-ld. as per peti-
ton dated the SON day Of May, A. D 1858.
es fully appear. and il being averred in said
.pet,,lon that said William J. Maxield 10 not
"A resilient Of iHis State, snd the same being
further ,shswn to me. and tina, his place o? res.
'ideKce istahk nswn 'osuid periiw.,er-
There!o'e, Il ls hereby ordered that notice
Of the tendency Of said petition DC given 10
the sa,d William J Mnx6ld. the respondent,
by publishing this order of nnIcc 10 a news
paper printed a,tLntki6tld in -sa,d .Lr,chii.ld
county, for he period three weeks success.
lively. the fret pub ica'ion 10 be made within
the monib Of June A. D. 1858
Dated at Woodbury., June 9th. AID. 1853.
'CilAS B PHELPS,
.Vady-'C .wn,y Court
fnr Eircfs6eiF County.
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va " SrWCR


THE undersigned, having just Fs.u'ne'
from MaFlet, with = fDll and compso'e ~
oogtmrni Of Bo.,ts and Shoes. nnsu.PassS 49,,
Coz beauty aud fashion, sriec 60 WI si.r; r.,
care and attention ia references :" 80, ~. r,ook
me 49, 1 y. c."sd every new sIyfs known to the
s..S,, many Of which az" s.sgniass". IN 5Ss
szlrsms and. si'ogsihs. asw N SSo"' yy,,a G
stock 10 very large, styles Osaa'.S, !. ssii Al
bsvond diapute and we are bound 10 &c" -
al hasdfd. :, az. ard the
We therefore iavite oil. In the a"u ."s
nsighbSrng tOwo.rs give s' &c ;6 s.sd Sars
them. that 'ney will d"d The, % ssSs my fash
70; io"y beauty ssas and durability combined. IN
70, ,Ss' article Il Ladies, Gents. Misses; boy:
10. tue c";Idrens B..o,s. shoer, Caters. Oxford
ties, ties PoIkas. Jenny L'nds. Monterey C S..
man, ties. Sc. &C. AT tine Otd pro" 0'O'
e,s, Door Yves, Of the Court Hohse
- NfEAFOY & TR0WBRIDGE'
TitehfieId. April IS, 1883.
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MAJ gatuc Railroad.
-
Summer arrangement. commencing dug
&, 1858.

Summer arrangement. commencing dug
g, 1858.
TRAINS OUT or e8EiDcEP"Rr.
FIRST Freight Tain leaves ridgcpor,
for W,ns.ed at 5 Is A. NJ, connecting a,
Siratford with the 90 A. NJ, Train from
New Haven.
Second Freight Train leaves Bridgesor,
Cor Waterbury, at Z As a. nj. connecting N,
Slraiiord with the 2 80 a. M. Ttain from New
Elaven.
Fret Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport.
for Winsicd, at 10 80 A. NJ, OF on arrival u
the ga. M. Exeress i'raia from New York
connecting At the. Junction with the 70 IS A
M Tain from New Hayer.
Third Freight Train will leave Bsidsepor,
for Waterbury, NJ 40 P NJ.
Second Passenger Train leaves B:idse-
: por, Tor Wins,rd al S. . p. NJ, or m the q,
rival ofthe 3.00P. M. Express Tain from.
New York, connecting al the Junction with
the S 20 p. M. Trsin from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BniDcEeeRg.
F Fsf Passenger Train leaves Waterbury
for Bridgeport ii 5q5 A. M, connecting st III.
Junction with aus,n 10 New Haven, ard e.
Bridgeport with the ga A. IA. Train 70.
New York.
N,SSWv @ssSOSut AtasH tOeVeS Wm0teN
NI.l5 A. M, connecting at the Jnncsio,
with Train n New Haven. and at Bridges
port with the 70 81 A NJ Train 10 New Yerk
Fret Freigh, Train will leave Wsterbur,
Tor bridgeport At 10 As P Al.
Third Passenger Train leaves Wi.siet; a,
Loo M'connectin- nj the Junction with
Train 10 New Haven, and Q, Bridgepor, with
the ass M Tram 70 New York.
Sec0nd Freight Train lCaves Vsusted n.
| ~ IS p M.
a Passenger Car win be attached 10 each
Freight Tsaln.
sTx0G LINES.
bradIeyh Stag" irom Woodbury.. South.
bury. S"ushford, and Oxford, wll connec, 4,
Sey nlour ltiunPhreysville1 with the 9 "A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival 81 The 5 90 r NJ Train from Br dse
port, and on Tusedays Thnratlaya and Satnr
days. ON arrival Of the 10 so a IA Train.
MeNeds Siege from w ater,own. ~ill con-.
ncca a. Waterbury every day with the "a
A NJ Train down, Reiurnina ON arrival !,
the 10 80 A NJ Train fram Bsideepos, and
on SataFdays fscm the s 90 r M Tain.
Fenn's Stage fnnn L,chiisld will connee,
n isshteld Station with beth pssaen ~,
Trains each way.
| A Stage fog Hitchcock sSille. Colehrnok
River and New Boston, win leave VINE
every day en- arrival of the noon passeneer
Traio. reiuEnlre to the I is A VI Team dawn.
EP freight will ha wav billed - ,.em.,
fam each s'e'ioD for New York. New He.
PiiL6 auRD. superintendent.
Bridegroom. May 6. 1858.
4
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OSBORN d co. having purcha,
sed the slGFe II Goods Il Samuel Busl
= Z. D.. will conIiaas the sale If Dry Goods,
IIeceIiee, Paints and Oils. Particular ailen-
l .omw liI De paid to the sale OI DRU0s and
a.. IDIcs ~. ell Of which are warranted puee,
~ safes VIII be auperiniemded By Dr.. z.
S S.;"s... whose long experience shall give
Inc snoscEiber would respectfully Offer
lls services 70 the iahabiiants of Litch.
leld aud its vicinity as Physician and
surgeon. e OSRORN. Al n
LiIchheld, Sept Is 1852
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LITCHFILED COUNTY
A&RlD ULTU.RAIL STORM

VIE subscribers has made an arrangement
with WIN. HOvey Tor the sale OthlS Gel
ebratcd Straw and COrn.Stalk Gutter. shall
sell al sizes OF his Cutters ii the lowest cash
prices " aolesale and retail. By purchasing
these Cutters. farmers and MechanIcs .svIll be
able TO save their stock item starvation. A
great variety oi New Yak s. Boston PLOWS.
Sylhps, Plichfn,ks, Manure Folks. Beg and
Polatoe Hooks, Shovels. Spades, &c HARD
WARE at all kinds, Door TT innings Hand
and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes OF
all kinds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
cROCKF.RY and TIN Wares Brass aud tEon
KETTLES great variety.
St4,ves and Pipe aud Furniture. a great va"
rieiv oi the moet approved patterns:
FNGnace Castings Of every descTipti"h-
Midi Gearing of all kinda Water w heela.
nyei shot, piirh-back and pI essure--everyt hing
in the Iron line can tie had at the shortest
notice al Baldwin, Furnace.
Ab"ve all, Ba!dwin's Improved Railroad
CHAIN. PUMP are taking the lead Of every
thing in The pump line. These pumps are
sure 10 give Satisfaction.
Beirg located nn the line oftheProvidence,
Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are
sent to any part Of the United States Al the
shortest notice.
Turning Laihes and Turning Engines.
Machinery of every description made and
repaired Psa,icula. a,ienii"h paid to getting
up new Patterns Of machinery, water wheel
governors. horse powers and ihsasheTs, wood
saws, &C. SC.
The subscriber fiatters himselfiha his long
experience will enable him to give saiisfactiOS
in all the branches vt his business
nJ-Call and see. Don't forget the p)a:s.
WANTED-l00 tons scssE iron
u. BALDWIN.
Washington, Conn.,, Aug 10
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NNHE Store Of the Subscriber win be weehlV
Il ssplsnishsd with Ngw GooDs, from ~
New YORK, Boston and PhiladOlphia IMPORTING
Houses, and from "a the principal Amsrican
manufacturer. Among his extensive assortment
may b found III kinds d
Letter. Cap. DyuWing. Nots and Edncy Rapsrs;
Waite, Buff r Ensnleled Ehrsipss;
Pepisr NacAs, Rosewood, MaAegoay q Leader
Wrting Dssks. Work Borss, &c;
ClOtk, Leather and Pepisr Macks POrts6l;aa,
Fsm-s5x.cts. b es.Oo esehy
M styles Of Card Gases and Porte McnnGses
Wallets and Pocket Books;
See, S;aHGnd EiE aGse, Bankns' Gases;
LH5in;s Celebrated Genuine Per6rmes;
Earins's Uhriraled Cologne;
Bridal CLIQUE & HdndEereAif Pxfamed Bosss,
Baildiag Blocks, Wood AlpAa6Nss
Vsaua, Iron, Tin and India Rsb6~ 1cps
Pearl r Ivory Tauas;
cjyiog Babies; C1ine, War and Rusbw ,DeAs;
Comes tao aumevoWs Convention;
Magnets. Masks, 4. Magic Lanterns;
'Gsnelsssns sDFsasieg Gases;
tSAse and Horn Dressing Combs; IvOsy CoAibs;
ladies' Companions, Spool Stands;
Al kinds Rubber Balls; Vesso Lights;
Harmonious, PickUicks. Sand Toys, Tea Bslls,
Opera Glasses, Toilet & 2Saveling Glasses;
Thermometers and Barodsesess;
aScth Ponder. Heir Oils, zoilt 8.Shaving Soaps,
'Ckssmes, Dominoes, Back Gaan.on BOards,
Chesstoryds; Dice: Checkers:
Sf'ving Birds, sir kinds, from 81 4 to So cenes;
Psnknives, Scissors and Shsavi
A Plspdid assossmese.ef
tGSM Pens, in Gold and Ssluer' Gases,
1Ssel Pens Fly Styles; Pen N;bs ard QUils /;
Letter Seals or Stamps, al styles;
The best Of Vas, ssavansed TO burn .fiss;
Water ColOrs, from cents to $500 per bor
Fancy Pepper and Glass Boxes;
Transparent, Porcelain and Paper Slases,
a large assortment Of HssitingS 4. Wedding Cards:
Stationery articles in general;
Every kind,ef Legal 4, Pwtuse Blaaks;
'Wsddaag Stationery und' Fsrins," best qualities;
Patent Blot Pods; Diaries;
Legsys, Bay + sCask Books, Journals, Re.
Blane Notes, Dsafs. Orders, Due Bits, &c. 8c,
Latter Cepying Presses, Books f. Ink;
Mashsmaticat Esstrsments; Blossiny Pepas;
Paper Folders and Pap~ Weights; Erass5s;
Newspaper Files and Wares;
Aossk Glue r Mscilegs; Lndelibls Zaks,
Back, Blue, Red 4 Violet Inks;
hskstands, Of O~s Hundred different varieties
;AE1 Of the above described articles can be found
In greater profasion and variety than elsewhere
In New England, besides other articles too numer.
Ous to mention. Call and see for yourself. They
win be cold 1t the lowest prices, either at whole
sale O. RETAIL 70 Particular attention given to
the PAPER and ENVELOPE TRADE, At 10 STATE
STREET, Hartford, Cr., by ELIHU GEER
@ Every kind and style Of JOB, CARD
and Book PRINTINo, by Steam, executed
20 heretofore. Large additions Of New
Type and MACHINERY are being made
this year, to the already most extensive
Printing Establishment Of
BEIHU GEER, 10 STATE st
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WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS &c.
DY late Act OF Congress the Widows and
ID miuor children Of officers, non commits
stoned. officers musicians aud privates. both
eguiar and volunteer Of the war If 1912 aud
If the TnGian wars since 1890, are entitled io
Eve years half pay.
The Widows Of all revolutionary pensions
ers though married since 1900 arc entitled &c
pensions. Nv terms &. procuring pensions
are liberal, aud nv facilities such as TO guar-
aniee success. lwould invite all persons whn
NAV have claims on the Government 10 give
me call. All advice free Of charge.
HENRY B GRAVES. Attorney at Law
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.R. sXes'0'daaa Ssse,
II the Old St0nd.

1904 HAVING procured an assistant
$SH Matchmaker And Jewelev. will
continutto do any and AL kinda
y, wa,cn repairing and watch jeweling that
may be inil listed /, his care III the best man.
nee and on sonablsterms. no pains will be
spared to give saiisfse ti"n toevsr! cus,on'si
Thankfv lfor past tavors h. would solicit the
continuance ofihe pablo patronage. Also,e
choice l.sOr. ment OF Watches. Jewelry end
silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Litch6eld. May 1881. ly3
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QnNHlS Company ATE sbout erecting, an q
l. central lOca'i.sn. several buildings, each
Four Hundred 'e+t in leREIh. fifty feet in
width. and three stories high, for the purpose
II letting out propSllinE power and room :"
such manufacturers a. NAV desire. They will
he provided with ft0m THREE n FIVE hun.
died horse lower and will have accOmm"das
ions Tor about 1000 woTkmen. Applications
Ter Power and Room may be made PERSONAL!
OF BY letter to either Of the subscribers.
p BARNUM.
VIM H NOBLE.
D W THOMPSON,
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NEW GOODS.
n a. RICHARDS

MH Oh AN = ~ @Ves ;,
TrAS ius, received large ass"ftmeni o.
I'll spTing and summer GO"as: consisting
.ee.osacIotiss, Cassimeres, sod TRIMMINGS
Al.o-Ready Made Cl:'hing, consisting o.
,.cl. N the Cutting line, and his
s,'.ci of Clothing ,s al his ..wn manufacture,
s.aS. .sar,sn.ed 20 give The best sai'sfac,,On.
T %u Clouds in great vatis'y. dnd =
ru '..s ,-,msnt Of Small Cheeks for boys
n,s,,;n~ which will be sold cheapfor each.
S."aii PROFIT, Ready Sale, Good &aal,ty,
JIov PAGES, 10 the Motto. Come aud
s s''" F,rst Store East Uf WhsGlcf's Hotel,
Yves, Stree, Lhch6eld.
NJ a vii. NOT betlnfefs0ld.
THOMAS u. RICHARDS.
1.i,chfeld March "a 1858.
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Store Stand For Sale !

VuE Store. House, lot. and appuIt-nan.
q ces thereanto Belonging. situated in
Litclsield three doors ives, Of the Court
rouse, formerly occupied by Lyman J
smith and now occupied by ii B. Richards.
.or Grocery end PrUyision Store. is of
tered for sale, and will be said cheap. The
:erms Of pay nsent can be made easy to any
,,ne who wishes to purchase. Enquire OF
LYMANJ SMITH. or
GEO H. BALDWIN.
Litch6eld, Jan gath, 1858.
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UoOIa aHL 40 1svasTG JAW 20
R~ncN%w~%~#as%%$T%%N%Sp&S

ThefOllowine 10 . list ofoar an'hrizsd
Agents So
WF& g II Baldwin. LiichAeld; p
JOice. SlisbuFy BaTnum q RichnFdsn.a,
Lime Rock; BsIden q Miner. Falls v.i>
laee. Garyinsr g. Sanford. West Cornwam.
WaVs0n q Smith. Sharon. AlSoFd 80
BlolhesN WoleOeviIle, J Eli Treat vs.
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NEW YORK.

EU7vSRD I.AAgBERT& Co.,
81 BROADWAY, opposite the y. States
Bonded Warehouse. 'lmPortcrs and Jobbess of
Rich Silks,
Paris D:css Ga0ds,
Ehawls, Gloves,
E,nb.oideSics,
White Goods,
Ribboas, &C.,
invite the attention Of Mcrchania froH oil zee.
i.ons 10 their unsivallcd assortment Of
SILK AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
i,npnts5' wish-soeeiii rsSssenss 70 tAe wants
os firs, class hnyers. and in three important
particulars, viz; Taste. Variety and Price,
believed 10 ne unequallrd.
Messrs. E L. Il CO.. having been engaged
iI ,his business for mary years n Philadel
| pAa, wheFDsthe seste 10 NOT unlike. in many
| esyrcis, 10 that If she Northern and Easter
states. they wou:d eaIl Psriieulas attention to
their st,Iee. nany Of which are controlled On
| t,tely by them.
! T. having been remarke ed ihst our busireas
k,ssdimosi exclusively Southern. we would beg
lleave 10 cay that Ourszocaas-~re adapied TO ev
lets section of the United States, Northern,
Southern. Eastern and w essarn. and that in
ks'lle and price they will bssound e@Natss anS
Ill On and AFTER Dccemher lei, ntss, we shal
i IoCcupy our rev Marble Wasehouse. now be
&c ing erected. No s. Chambers Street. 4 door
f't" Broadway, directly Opposite The Park.
II 4July e.sfs6S. 80
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M;lgord--hFr F4tsis. Plvmouth Hollow,
49, wnrd a Crasts WaadbuEy-W =
Sanford. Bridge water. II KiIkpaEn, Milson,
Cnnu-E fomlin6on, New PTestoa- VIII
nm Heat. WoadVille- yVillinm FSy. Eat
Kent--E SksG CAEawalI BFidao JIl0lais.
sar. SaiisbnEy-Joycs = spnrr - -
Canean.
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WANTED,
AN6HRIOAN sWMAC.

NOW ss the time 70 gather l,,and ihA suh.
scsipsrs will .payn fair market price G Asss
for 50 Toss delivered a our Fscsor, rn,s
sEAsoH. For further information, call on the
Subscribers.
WArEAsuaS Laxrnsa Mrse. Co.
Waterbury, July ~. 1853. ans
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We wossd cell the asispiinn just now Of
our patrons and CUSTOMERS generally 10 the
faei that we have decidedly the brst ard Ter.
gsst aasOFimeni af LumbeF % be found in the
Naugaluek Valley Hot excepting Bridgeport.
Our Lumber is mostly well seasoned, and in
the best condition Tor dressing. Those in
want eft will do well to call sOOn. as seasoned
Lumber will be obtained with difficulty from
the early shipments.
We have also Lehieh, White and Red Ash
CoaIs on hand, aIl Of which, together with cur
Lumber, Shingles, Laih, &C. we are selling
a. prices lower than present market rates.
WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL CO.
April 8. 1883
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State Of Connecticut.
County Of Litek6eld ss.S
LlrcRflELD, July 9Th, 1859.
LEWIS CLEMoEs

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Lucy ATN CIESoNI.
UPON the petition Of Lewis Clemens o.
Canaan in rald County, praying, tor eason'
therein al.edyed, !6r divorce from his vile,
Lucy Ann CIenoss-relurnuble TO the SuPe-
rior CUurt 20 he holden ai+Lnch6.d within
and for said County on the third Tuesday OF
Angus. A D. 1858.
Ii appearing to and being found by the
subscribing authority, that The sais Respond.
emf is sbseal from this State, so that personal
notice canno, be served apon her
His therefore Ordcred-That notice Of the
tendency OF sad petition be given to the said
Lacy Ann Clemons, nv publishing thu Osier
in the L;sch6Gd Esquirer,,' newspaper
printed in Ii chiield in the County Of Itch.
field aforesaid. three weeks successisely-the
las, publication to be ut least Une weG& before
tho said se.sl.S of sad Court.
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
CT. rk OF said Court.
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Gegsc Feat hers.

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THE subscribers have traae aeran gemonss
TO- keep Constant supply &c . frst sa,e a..
t+dle Of GEESE FEATllERS--selecied and
PAcksd~iih grcarcase b. ourselves, in pack.
ssrs Of from 20 10 so lbs +; and viii furnish :,
alt times any qNaaiIiy from 30 10 1000 lha, Of q
quality ,hry will warrant ~ good a. the hes,
aud "a a. low prices ~ can DO purchased Of
eqnafq 'dlity'in the State.
Winchester, 1853.
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BEAUTIFUL AND CHEApi 70 the *.
esansetlon q every One who exam,ncs, Brad,
tords Mnshne and Lawns. &AenAidScoscrs
and p.stesNs, fresh Csom the Nacsi0n rooms d
New York. are n0w going with ~usu--a
prices which aston,sh even the shoppers .
Dry Goods. A q DRADROMD,
W,UscosSvNifa.
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GENTLEMEN are requested "a no,ice :
case Of splendid qaalily fashionabl HATS
a. BRADFoRD's, in WOlcotsvalIe.
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FIRST building south oftho Mansion House
WATERBURY LUMBER 4 COIL co.

EASTERN & WESTERN LUMBER {:
Also IN
q o. Il.
At WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Manufacturers Of Saahes, Doors and Blinds.
Turned work. VIZ: Newc; Posts, Bed Posts,
Table Legs, Globes Posts, Hitch Posts. &c.
Also on hand. mahogany, cherry, black val
nut, maple, whiiewo.,d. &c. Planlag- climber
and plank planned. boards and plank planned
and matched AZ short notice. Office, near
Railroad Station, Waicrt ury, C.nn.
E. a. LUM, Agent.