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EmDlovment for Agents.

g EyERAL. thousand energetic and trustwor-
- thy young men are wanted to act as AeENTs.
bath local and travrlimg--:n every State ot the
Union, for The sale If patented article 81 manu-
facture nOw in extensive demand. The exclusive
right for the United States 10 owned by the adj
ytrtscrs, and agents az capacity and business
tact can easily earn two hundred dollars per
month, and no capital required.
Ertracts from communications from our Agents.
al herewith enclose you draf, for -- dollars,
deducling one hundred and ninety -seven dollars
as my commission on my sale Ut the last month.
tSlgned,l +. REED"
al shall realize rs commission on my sales
this month about one hundred and seveniy-tive
dollars. +. q FIELD.
The occupation win prove Light and gentle
manly employment-as honorable a. It 10 Protlt.
able. E5
No Agent will be accepted unless able to
produce substantial testimonials as to character
and industry. !.
Salaries win be arranged for the FIRST yearif
preferred.
So many answers TO advertisements ore err
warded from motives Of idle curiosity only, the
advertisers will consider no application unless
accompanied bv one d,llaf rs evidence of sim
certify, when full partc ulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & co
Baltimore, Nd.
To the substantial nature Of the enterprise, we
refer 10 Kenneth & Dale, Roy, Sons & Co.
Also TO Hamilton r. West. Ohio; Hon. G. M.
Dennis, Rhode Island; aud M. Ray, Key West.
Fa. 9t2S
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Fan and WINTER gsoods

ND ECEIVED every week, comprising new
IA styles Silk Hats; Fur, Seal, Otter and COney
Caps new fashion Silk aud Cotton Plush Caps;
Genin's Mario Hats /; Men'sand Bows KossutlI
and White and Black w DOL Hats Wide-Awake
and Know. Nothing Hats Mems and Boys,
Cloth Caps Children's Fancy llats and Caps ];
Fancy Leopard aud Coon. and Buffalo Robes |;
Fitch and Mountain Martin Victotines imisa-
tim, do imitation Sable and CoHey do; Siberian
Squirrel do; Chlldron's Victorines and Cuffs !;
Fur Cloves, Gents Muflers, and everything
usually found in stores of This line-ail of which
will be sold at a small advance from cos. a.
II. JACKSON.
Litchfield, Oct. so, 1854.
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At Conrf Of Probate hoLden al Norfolk within
aad for the District Of Norfolk, on the SOFA day
Of October, A. ID 1854.
Present, VIM B. RICE, Esq, Judge.
JOSEPH PARRITT, Administrator on the
ID Estate Of ZALMoS PARRIrT, late of Norfolk
within said District, deceased, having repre-.
sented said estate ins0!vent, and given notice To
all concerned TO appear before this Court the
present day. AZ 4 o'clock afternoon, to be heard
relative 10 the appointment: Of COMMISSIONER
and no one appearing, this Court doth sppoin.
VIM. X. Peck. Esq. and Peter Curiiss Commits
sioners. to examine and adjust the claims Of the
creditors of said estate; and also doth decree
thai six months from this date be allowed them
to exhibit their claims To said Commissioners,
and doth direct that public notice Of this order
be given by advertising the same in newspaper
published in Lilch6 ID and by posting a copy
thereof On the public sign-post in said town OF
Norfolk nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
WM. B. RICE, Judge.
Notice is hereby given that the Subscribers
will meet ~ the Office of William X. Peck in
NOgisik on the 30th Of December and 4th Of
April next, ut one o'clock II. M. on each OF said
days. 10 attend u the duties Of their appointment.
WIN. X. PECK, Commits
PETER CURTBS, { sioners
Norfolk. Nov. 9th, 1854. q
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S. D. Northway 81 co.

KKTOULD respectfully inform the citizens ct
w Suu,n Norfolk and vicinity thatth have
just returned from New York with fau assort.
are prepared 10 show them 10 oil, never grow
ing tired Of showing their Goods. md always
ready 10 sell. Their Goods have all been bought
for CASH, and must and. U,n be sold under
their old motto, viz: :. A nimble sixpepce 81
better than slow shilling"
They fully believe lhatthey are now prepared
to sell as low as any OF their nrishbors-- either
Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockery Or Hardware
at least they would invite AL 20 give them rsii-
they win sell Uery lou ,as .hey arc Goods getting
out Of date.
Butter, Cheese, Wood, Hemlock Bark, &C..
Sc. wanted in exchange for Good; and alsan0
particular objection IA ais.!c TOO nincHs
for il Is pew hard times. 9ss. I'M
Flour, Meal, Feed, BE. constantly On hand
for CASH i. St ~
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LEWELRY FOR TIE MILLION
lat TuR-
sViesU .BesUelI'y Store!


rs again home, heavily stocked with oil the
n la,est styles aud nl"st desirable patterns,
seiecied NTH the gneafest core. Persons wishing
anything IN my line should not fail to call and
examine my extensive assortment before going
TO the city or elsewhere,
GuLD WATcnEss-A gold English lever, full
ieweled aud warranted, for 81 also, splendid
English patent jeweled Watch, extra fine eases,
for SO. English paienlsilyer Watches, wi,hand
without huiting cases, silver anchors in hunting
cases, detached levers, escapements, &c.
BREAsr PINS, of every style and qualify TO suit
the purchaser.
EAR RiNes-An extensive ssortment-canno
iail 10 please.
FiNeER RINes-ln fact, every variety Kings
Pins. Cuff Pins, Know Nobing Pins, Crop Pms
Pencils, Pens, 'l'himb'e%, Slides, Charms, Seals
Snaps, Chains and Spectacles-goid. silver and
steel, At AS. BALDWIN'S.
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4ta Cours Of Probate holden al Salisbury, sDifhin
and for the District Of Salisbury, on the 27tA
9ay Of September, A. ID. 1854.
Present JOHN G. MiTcHsLI- Esq.s Judge.
AN motion of the AdminisiraioF on the estate
u Of BRADFORD CLEVELAND. late Of
Salisbury within said district, deceased: This
Court doth decree that ak months irm this date
estste 10 exhibit their claims against the Same
TO The Administrator; and directs that public
notice be given Of this order BY advertising in
newspa per published in Litch6eld. and by pa.t.
ing a copy thereof on the public eign-pcstin said
deceased last dwels. Certified from Record.
n JOHN G. MI fCHELL., Judge.
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DIake way Tor Fan Goods!

r AM now selling and stiil offer for sale FOL
i the next Thirty Days my entire stock Of
Spring and Summer Gocds Al cost and tessIhan
cost. Among them can be found Lots Of Rem
nanis DeLaines, Muslins and Calico which VIII
be sold az prices 10 suit purchasers. Friends,
call aud see me il you would Ike 70 6uy Oar
Wolco:tvile.
w EcEIvED al BRADFORD'S lots Of cheap
liz, Goods, selling low for CASA or Exchange
500 Paper Curtains, 10 Landscape and plain
cheap. at BRADFORD'S in WOcOlstille.
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WSntsr Arrangement, commencing Nov.
ri O2fh 1aEA
27tk, 1884,


27fh. 1884.
+ rRAIns our OF BanDGEPoRF.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
Cor. Winsted, ct 10 O5 A. Nj, or ON arrival Of
the A. M. Train from New York, and
connecting at the Junction with the e.55 A.
IA. Tain from New Haven.
First Freight Train leaves Bridgeport
FOR Winsled At II 10 A. M, receiving pas
sensers from the 8 A. Al. Train from New
York.
Second Passenger Train leaves Bldg
port Tor Waterbury Al 40 P. M. ,pr on the Ut.
rival ofihe 800 P. M. Express Tain from
New York, connecting al the Junction with
the 30 P. M. TTpin from New Haven.
fRAIss INTO BnIDGRPear.
FIRST Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
At so A. NJ, connecting at the Junction.
with Train To- New Haven, and at Bridge
port with the 9.35 \ N Tram TO New York.
First Freight rim win leave Waterbury
Tor Bridgeport at 10 A Ai, arriving at Bridge.
port in time 10 take the 10 p. NJ. Express
train from New Haven 10 New Yoh.
Second Passenger Train leaves Wineted a:
As P NJ connecting at the Junction with
Train TO New Haven, and nj Bridgeport with
the A 80 P NJ Train ie New York.
SDR The Freight Trains havu Passenger
Accommodations.
, STAGE LILIES.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South.
bury, Son,hford, and Oxford, WILL connect al
Seymour Il umpire yssille lw;,h the % A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival Of the 1905 Am Train fromBridge.
port. Nosvcaing Stage after this date.
| MeNells Stage from WateriowD, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the a2
A M Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 05 A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 5 40 P NJ Train,
Fsnh's Stage from Lirchfeld will connect
at Litshfieid Station With mail Train each
way. daily.
FL. Aliens Stage from Bc,hlem will con.
nee, at Waterbury,, with tie go A. NJ.
train down, and returning on arrival Of ilr.
1905 A. M. Train from Bridgeport, on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colehrook River and
E1itchencksville, will connect daily with the
LAS p. NJ. train from Winsied, and returs on
the arrival Of the 1905 A. NJ. train from
Bridgeport.
| A deduction Of five cents Is made when
Tickets are purcha- cd a, the oifices.
| w. BISHOP, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Nov. %, 1884.
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Notice.

THE Hon. Court Of Probate for the district
Of Salisbury has appointed the subscribers Gem
missioncrs on the estate of ELIJAH FRlNx. late
OF said Salisbury, deceased, represented lnsclv
ent--and has limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the. creditors of said
es,ate 10 present their claims against the same
10 ne Tor adjustment and allowance.
We therefore hereby give notice TO all persons
interested in eaid estate that we shall meet upon
the buseness Of said app0sntment ut the hotel Of
II. w. Thorp AZ Salisbury Center on the .r second
Of May, A. D.. 1854, ats O'Clock in the forenoon,
on each Of said DAYS. 49,
ROBERT BOSTWICK.S ere.
Salisbury, Nov. 18Th, 1864.
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New Fan Goods |!

a Splendid assortment
Of Gents and Ladies' Dress Goods and
" Trimmings Of all descriptions, Tor sale
very low, consisting in part Of
very IOD.
40 pieces French and American plain and fig.
nred, fancy and mourning Muslin DeEanes and
DaBaizes-.cheap. Black and colored Alpaccas
and Pnplins. black and colored plain, striped and
plaid DREss Silks.
100 pieces fancy and mourning Caiicoes and
heavy Ginahams Brocha, Thihet and cashmere
SHAwI.s Rohroy wool long Shawls; Carpeis,
Flnnnels and Sheetnas-bleaehed and brown,
ready.madc Clothing Overcoats, Coats, Vests,
Pants, Shirts. under Shirts and Drawers; Cloths.
Cassimercs, sa'inei's and weeds Linens ::
all descriptions, silk and velvet Dress Trimmings
in any quaHtity.
: Also-Groceries, Crockery, Geese Feathers,
Sc. Produce uanted IN payment
o. Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers given out
TO be made up, in any quantity dca:red;
s. N. BRONSON. .
Litch6eld, Oct. 9th, 1884. "a
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SITUATED in the town OF Warren, lately
- owned and occupied By Asahel Wedge.
EGG. deed, eoHiaining one good dwelling house,
one csTriage.house, ono wO0d-house, two barns,
two oui-barns gag acres, well-prOpoTliOned Tor
pillow, meadow, pasture and wood lnnd--well
wa.eTed Tor Stock; also, an orchard Of choice
irult trees. Terms of purchase easy.
For particulars enquire Of WIN B: GREEN.
the premises.
Warren, Nov l4th, 1854. 3l"f20
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THE WArEaBUnY ALMAsAc toR 1855.

THE WATERBURY ALMANGc foR 1855.
We have received from Messrs, BGon>
Son. No. 5 Of The Waterbury Almsnac.-
II coataiOs ~ pages of matter; and COM
prises historical sketch Of the business
corporations and otter institutions 0f the
whole NaagaiOc Valley, with brief notices
Of the Churches, Benevolent Associa iiuns,
LOdges, &c. in each iOwn--wiih variety
Of ,OIhet interesting Information, Osuailv
fbund in aItranscs. Printed by E. B,
COOke g. Co .,.,
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Communication with the ssNpirils.''

TANE Of the g Mediums" was recently put in
" communication with the spirit Of Doct::
Franklin, 10 endure where was The best and
most Economical place tohny Books, Stationery
Newspapers, Periodicals &c. Loud and distlncE
APPS upan the table, slowly but promptly spelt
b.n.r.v. CJo.n.n. 4,2a
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Notice.

I'm and after Nov. 9Th, but one Stage will
" run daily 10 Naueatnck railroad:
Leave Litchtield has A M. connecting with
1905 A NJ train TO Winsted and Las p VI train
arrival Of 10 O5 A NJ train from Bridgeport.
90 Fare so cents.
l.. FEM, Proprietor.
Li,ehfield, Nov. n, 1854.
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GaxHkss's AiaoAEivs.-Ths December
humber &c this sterling mon'hly eOntsiDs
much Ihal 10 interesting and amusing; J..
Il. Heudlcy'a iIIus,fstsd Lifs of Washing
ton . eunliuuee, and Ihrms sn alifaSIive
feature hr the book. In paiul Ol literary
merit GRAHAM is behind none Of the pope
lar magazines, and fresh attractions are
promised f0f the next volume which COM
Inenees with the new year. Publishedhy
Richard H. See & Go. Pniladelphis, at
$500 per ahnum.
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FIRE AND WATER
DAMAGED Goods i!

TTvFTE subscriber having had large amount
Il OF Goods injured by Fire which occurre:
in his Store on Tuesday evening, 2lst inst ant
has made such arrangements with the Insurance
Co. that they must be sold in few days. They
will therefore be offered without regard TO value
at prices III WHICH they will sell.
~ They will be sold for cash only.
f. D. MCNEIL.
Litchheld, Nov. 18th, 1854
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pERev. G. n. a. Buckley of New York
having accepted the invitation Of The Sc
cond Congregational Church and Society
in WiEsieG, 10 become their Pastor. il 10
be installed on Tuesday, December 5.
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The Winter Session

.HF the School under the Instruction Of Misses
" S III VAIL and C H Hall. win commence
-on Wednesday, the 9th Of December, and COLI
.&inue sixteen weeks.
TERMS.
Primary Branches, % 90 per quarter.
Common English, 400
Higher, 500
Latin, French and Draw
ing, each, extra, 200
MUSIC, 500
REFERENcRs-Rev L Swan. G C Woodruff,
s. Bolles and Chas Adams, Esqs
Liichlield, Nov. "a, 1854. 81
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FO,-bes' ore bed Comp y,ssg.

1EyHE undersigned having. with Other persons,
Stock Corporation" under the above name, for
the purpose Of digging, raising and dealing in
Iron Ores, and for other purposes-hereby give
notice that the first meeting Of said Company
vii be hold At the Hotel Of Henry A. Botsfosd
h Pals Village, on Friday. Dec. S,h, 1854, ut 10
c'eIock. A. M. for the purpose Of completing their
asga nizasion, choice Of officers. and 70 do any
other proper business.
JOHN ADAM.
WIN. III. BARNUM.
LEONARD RICHARDSON.
Falls Village, Nov. 18th, 1854. 30
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Circlllalillg E.ibrary.

THE YOUNG LADIES' LIBRARY
TWILL BE opened 10 the public, 1t A. 8.
w BALDwrnse Jewelry Store. on and after
"Wednesday, the 10th Of Nov. Books drawn on
Wednesdays, from to 4 O'clock p. M. Any
person BY paying One Dollar will be entitled to
one volume per week for one year.
I.ifchiield Nov. 10Th, 1854. -. 80
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u EcElvED this day BY SPENCER =

DECEIVED this day BY SPENCER =
Ia ADAMSt
30 bhls. Blue Jacket Flour. 81
RYE and Buck wheat Flour. s sss #
Corn Meal and rrovendef.
Is bbls. Sugar.
Stewards Syrup. aN NJ sNS
ceases Mitchell's Candles. Ssss wa
Sperm and Winter Bleachsd OIL.
Cod Fish.
Sword do
Whi.edO VIZ sS Il
Conn. River Shad. s@
Net MackeFel. s
200 bushels Rock Sat.
= Wanted 4 Erehaage Jer Geods
1000 bushels OATS IS
1000 do Corr.
$50 20 Buckwheat.
$50 do Rye.
Is hnXes Honey. ssS
Che. %, Butter and Eggs a.
Oct. l6. & As
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N0fice u

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber.
ID on or about the, 9Th Of Noyember,1 red
Yearling Heifer, with one ear clipped. The
owner Is requested 10 prove properly, pay char
JOHN NJ. RAY.
Litchfied, South Farms,) Nov. 10Th, 1854.
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American Artists Union (!
tlNHE American Artists. EniNn

,HE American Artists Union.
would respectfully announce to the citizens
of the United STATES and the Canadas, that Tor
the purpose VI cultivatnga taste for the fine arts
throughout the country. and with a view Of
etiablng every family to become possessed of o
gallery OF Engrayings.
By the FRS: artists Of the Age.
They have determined, in order to create an
extensive sale for their Engravings. and thus
not only give employment to a large number Of
artists and others, but inspire among our c.un-
ryTen taste for works OF arr, TO present :oihe
purchasers Of their engravings, when $4,000 OF
which are sold,
100000 GIFTS Of the Actual Cost Of $4,000.
Each purchaser Of One Dollar Engraving,
therefore receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money. hut also ticket which entities
him 10 one Of the Gifts when they are distributed.
For FIVE DOMAINS highiv-fnished Engraving
painted in OIL, and FsUe Gin Tickets will be sent
-Or Five Dollars worth OF splendid Engrav,nge
can be selected from the Catalogue and sent by
return mail or express.
"A copy Of The Catalogue, together with spe-
the Office Of this paper.
For each Dollar sent an Engrnvnpactn al iy
worth thar sum. and Gift Ticket will immedi-
ately be forwarded.
The Committee BELIEVING that the success Of
this Great NafionGt Undertaking will be maieri.
ally promoted by the energy and enterprise Of
intelligent and persevering Agents. have resolved
10 treat with such on the must liberal terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by
sending lDost paid,) 81. will receive by return Of
mail. q One Dollar Engraving, Gin Ticker, q
Prospectus, Catalogue and all other necessary
informpliQn.
On the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts
will be placed in the hands Of Committee of
thes pHrchasers TO be distributed, due notice Of
which viii be given throughout the United States
and the Canadas.
Last Of Gifts.
100 mST6ls bus,s Of Washington,a at 300 $4,000
100 50 Clay, loo 10 900
i ioS a' :. Webster Webster TO-, 100 1902 Coo
5Oelegent Oil Pain,ings.in splendid
RIit,frfWes, size 3x4 1t each, 100 5000
100 olegSR, OIL Paintings, 2x3 q each, so 5000
OOsteel Rlate Engravings, brilliantly
ccisred ID OF, rich gis frames.
10, 900 elegant steel plate ergravirgs.
coloredin oil, Of the Washington
Monument, 20x26 in. each, 4 10000
2S7 600 steelplate cngrayings, from
100 different plates now 10 posses.
session D! and owned by the Art.
lists Union. Of the market value Of
from so cents 20 81 each. II 600
first-class Dwelling in 3ist street,
New York city, $4,000
% Building Lots in lO0and lOist sls,
NY. city, each 25x 100 Il deep. at 1000 $4,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each TO-.
600 square feet, in the suburbs Of
New York city, and commanding
q magnificent view Of the Hudson
river and Long Island Sound, at 500 10000
20 perpetual loans Of cash, without -.
interest OF secu.i,y, Of $3.50 each, 5000
so dI do 100 do 5000
100 do do 30 do 1000
$50 do e do 70 DO 5.gOo
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the (jantaia Of the Pilgrim Fathers.

A ND other selections OF Sacred Music will be
n performed by the Choir Of the Congrega-
tional Church in Norfolk, on the evening Of the
day after Thanksgiving Evening, Dec.
1st, 1854.
Concert to commence at 6 IA o'clock. The
public are invited 10 attend.
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Reference in regard n the Real Estate. +. !.
VIsscHER & Co. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
ORDERS tpost paidl with money enclosed, to be
Addressed, j. w. HOLBROOKE. Sec'y.
sos Broadway, N. Y.
ar The Eneravings in the Catalogue are now
ready for delivery. -
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Married..

In Winsted, 10Th met, BY Rev r Hendriek ken,
Robert GOlebert, 10 Miss M. Horrigan. both Of
Norfolk. sg1z-
Also, Mr. Daniel Hickey to Mss Maria BAL
ton, both of New Hartford.
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For Sale.

A GOOD set of secondhand Blacksmith .
"A Tools for sale cheap for readv-pay or ap.
proved credit. ASAHEL CADY.
Li.chfield, iSoulh Farms Nov. 70. 1854.
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n Chance 10 aae0ke .TEOlaeag.

DROFlTABLE and Honorable Emp,ovmen,.
H. The subscriber is DESTROYS Of having an
agent in each county and town At the Union.
A capital Of from to 8 10 only will be required,
and anything like an ilicient energetic man ca
make from three to five dollars per day !; indord
some Of the agents now employed are realizing
twice that sum. Every information will be given
by addressing, tposlagr paid;
VIM A. KlNSLER,
29~ Box COL, Philadelphia, Pc j, Post Office.
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HarparIs NEagazine

A ND the other American Thee Dollar
"A MOnthlieS will be furnished subscribers for
the year 1856, at my fFmer liberal terms, viz I:
~ each per annum, in advance.
Address, WILLIAM PATTON,
Oi29 Arcade, Waterbury, Conn.
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B0s'Mssna'S .4ss1OOIOgrNa0Isy.
The Life Of p. u. Barnum.

A0sNS SUeVAHS . eAGVGVVGOSS NdEbSeYO
The Life Of p. u. Barnum,
WRITTEN BY HIMSELF,
In which he narra'cs his early History as--
:: Clerk, Merchant and Editor,
And his later career asa
8 II Q w M A N.
With Portrait ON Steel. and numerous Illus
tratons by barley.
In one vol. l2mo. Price One Dollar and as cts.
]. vim this work have given, in every pafticu.
lar, the true and The only entire full account Of
my entcrpPises. -Prejace.
~ The unwonted furore already manifested for
the, above named book has induced the under
signed to purchase largely of the work. and he is
enabled 10 announce TO his numerous friends and
the public generally, that he can supply orders
from two to three weeks IN ADVANCE of it's
publication, in New York.
Local agents supplied. Address,
~ WILLIAM PATTON,
6w2S Arcade, Wa er5nry, Corn.
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-NV "a TWJ - IL 14-xS--
500 bushels Potatoes at soc
20iO lbs Of Fall Butter 25c
2tlOO lbs Good Rye Flour 90 per hundred
5000 lbs g,od White Cheese lOc
In erchange for Goods, at BRADFORD'S.
P. S.--lf the market price runs higher than
the above figures, we are bound TO pay it.
Woico,,ville, Nov. !, 1854. %
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Just Arrived.

n AIDES aud Misses GaiieTs--a fina assort-
Il 4 nent OF Silk and Linen do. ct CLOCKS.
TAITERS.--Ladies' plain, foxeds congress,
" tan and all other kinds Of CATERS.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
GENT's French Calf sewed and pegeed
Va Boots for sale by n. q i.
GENTS Fancy, Common. and extra Slip. BY
W M. & 7.
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wigs and TOupees

NRADE 10 order, at CHEESEMAN'S Shaving
Wb and Hair-Cu.ling Room, over DR.. Beck.
with's Drug Store. "
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The Annual NIeetinlg

EMG AAhHhuasaA NAGGItEhes
OF the Stockholders Of the Bank # Liishs'ssd
~ County will be held at their Banking, House
on The fret Monday (4th, of December ncxt, ns
one 8 o'clock p. M. for the choice Of Officers tor
the ensuing year, and for any other business
necessary and proper 10 he done o said meeting
al Wv. WHlTTELSEY. Cashier.
New Milford, November Bib. 1854 -