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.W0aCe,'S and KcHperS,

ehOdOSsS USSW AACssESCESs
WITH A SELF RAkER.
FEHHE subscriber offers TO the Farmers the
ID largest and most complete assortment of
Mowers and Reapers ever kept Tor sale at any
one establishment, namely:
Aliens celebrated improved Mower.
ketchum's do. do.
Manny's do. do.
WATERWAYS do. do.
Hussey's do. Reaper.
McCormcks do. do.
Atkins Reaper with Self Raker attached.
Aliens Mower and Reaper combined.
i he above embrace all the improvements OF
the present day, and are OF the highest charac-
ter Of any in use.
Harvest Tools OF all kinds also for sale.
The Horse Rake.
The Horse Pitchfork for unloading
hav.
Scvthes, Rifles, Wherslones, Grnds,oncs-
running very easv on friction rollers; Hand
Rakes, Scythes, Sickles, Cradles, Prchiorks,
&c, &c.
Threshing Machines, Fan Mills, and Horse
Powers of various kinds; and complete as
sor'ment of Agricultural and Horticultural I'm
PIGMENTS.
Wheat, Rye, Turnip and all other Seeds.
Guano, with Peruvian Government weight
and brand in each bag, Bone dust, Superphos-
phate OF Lime, Pnudreu, SC. Al the New
York Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store,
lS9 and I9l Water street.
R. L. ALLEN.
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Notice /!

TIME Annual Meeting of the Li,chGeld
=. Mutual Fire 1nsurance company will be
y heid nj the Mansion II use in Li;chfeld. on the
first Monday of july. is55. Mt . O'Clock P. M.
far the choice Of officers and In transact any
other business proper to come before said
meeting.
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Ltchiicd, June l2tl,, 1885,
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Notice.

"AkEN up. running at large in the
IL highways in Harrington, aud impoanded
In the pound nenr Wnlcot,villc, three Yearlings
oil the following description, viz one red Steer.
a little white an the brush OF the tail; one red
Heiier, do; and one dark red Heiier with white
tail. white belly and both hind feet white.
II no owner appears before the expiration Of
twenty days they will he snld according To law.
- A. G BRADY, Constable.
wolcottvile, June 11h, 1855.
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p II T. NJ u N
TT R e. w o R TX S

IN every variety, at Wholesale and Retail,
manufactured by JAMES G. HOVEY.
Also, for sale To the trade
5000 B,xes God Chop Pistol and Cannon
Crackers.-A5O00 Boxes Tnrpedoes.-
100000 Pulling Crackers
The whole comprising The largest and most ex.
fensive stock OF FIRE Works in the u tied States.
IL or Orders addressed To M. liz Washington
Street or "a Milk Street, Boston.
Laboratories NJ Camhridgepor, and Brighton.
Boston, May N 1855.
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District Of New Milford IS Probate Court, April
2sth, 1855.
ESfATE OF FREDERICK s. CROSBY,
II late of New Milford in said District,
deceased.
The court Of probate for the distric, Of New
Milford hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof for the creditors oil said estate
10 exhihi, their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect Is preser. their neeonnis properly
attested, within said time, will be debarred re-
covery. All persons indebted to said estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment TO
suf RACHEL CROSBY, ADMINISTRATORS.
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Ell.Hued.

EROM near my residence on the 18th inst
II three yearling Helers and four yeariins
S,ccrs-all az them light red color. One cf the
He,fers has Jos, the hair entirely from her lace,
and has a wart on the flank A reasonable
reward will be paid for their return or for ,nur~
nation that will lead 10 their recovery.
JAMES b. SKiDMORE.
Bethlem, May2s,h, 1855.
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Spring &h0arls.

TIME largest assortment of Spring and
n Summer Shawls ever offered TO the people
Of Litchtield county is now ready for exhibition
at the Granite Store, comprising general as
soriment OF Grape Shawls, plain and embroidered
Tibet do. plain aud figured OF all colors and
styles. Call aud see them.
WOOD NC & LEWIS.
Wolcottvilie, May %, 1855.
A GOOD assortment OF Fancy Hats and
N Caps jus, received at the GRANITE.
Tt YOU would like to buy Goods at fair prices
i call at the GRANITE.
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wo,fe,. schrednm Aromatic schnapp.,

Wolfe's Schiednm Aromatic Schnnpps.
This medicinal diet drink is manufa ctured by
the proprietor at Schiedam, in Holland. press
ly for medicinal purposes II has been submit.
ted to nearly all the first Chemists and Phys-
clans in the United States, who endorse it over
their own signatures ms one Of the great essen.
tials Of the Maferia Medica. Il is nov prescrib-
ed i'll great success in Gravel, Goui.s Rhrn-
mstism, obstruciiona 81 Bladder ami Kidneys,
and for Dyspepsia has no superior in the world.
Put I'D in quart and pint bottles, enveloped in
yellow paper, with nv name on the bottle, cork
and label, and for sale by all the respectable
Druggists in the United States.
UDOLPIIO WOLFE,
18, 20 and % Beaver ST., New York.
Sm 25 South Front ST.. Phila.
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10y order of The Cont Of Prabaie for the
ID distric, OF Cornwall. | viii sell 1T public or
private sale, on Wednesday. the 20lh day #
June, at Q o'clock A. NJ. ION The premises the
cornwall " thin said district, deccased consist.
ing OF enc ys,we ,d Oxen, ~ Cows. 4thrre. year
old Heiters Yearhngs and Calves 6 SWINE
together with the Household Furniture and
Farming Utensils.
W if the above day proves stormy, the sale
will take place the next pleasant fav.
ga T. l.. HART. Executor.
West Cornwall. June lith, 1855
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Farm for Sale.

HTyHERE will he sold az public Auction to the
j highest bidder, on MONDAY. 18th June, the
Farm owned hv Benjamin Sackei,. .s,aated one
mile east of Warren Center. Said Farm can-
tains some 900 acres. well divided intn mca dow,
pasture q nd arable = Il is also wen supplied
with timber, wstes Fruit. The Farm is well
fenced and posses Ell the advantages Of an
cd and well regulated Farm.
Saln on the prefnises--to commence ~ zen
o'clock A. Nj. Terms cash two months from day
Of saic. Possession given at time Of naymeat,
3. SAcKETT.
Warren. June lsi. 1855.
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Notice.

TWNHE Premium List of the Litchfrid
II County Agricultural Society win not be-
published and distributed to members until about
the firs, III July.
The Premiums on Farms and Field Crops the
same ri last wear. Farms may be entered FIR
premiume until she fiIst Of JULY.
R.A- FORD, Rec Secretary.
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BlackSasasfhSng.

an the corner of Meadow Stree, in the shop
" receatly occupied by William Lord for a
Wagon Shop. is the place TO get Horseshoeing
and al other kinds oi Backsnithins done cheap
tor cash. JAMES GANuN.
Li,chfeid. June 9Th. 1855. 6
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Notice.

NyAKEN up by the subscriber on the
u 2aa Of May, one red HElFER, with
white on The Zip oil the tail--no artificial mark.
The owner is r qaested To prove property, pay
chaTRes and take he- away.
STEPHEN BROWN.
Goshen, June I'd, 1866.
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The people must hare Light!

DY calling at SPENCER g. ADAMS you
I'D can find those celebrated Mitchell Candles
put upsin boxes for family use.
May 30th, 1855.
TUsT reed, 20 doz. more Of Putnam's patent
e sef-adiusting curtain Fixtures, which are
so much admired by those who are using them.
For sale by SPENCER d ADAMS.
May 30lh, 1855.
az BBLS. Extra Gennesee Flour, jus, reed
20 by SAA.
or Also, fresh corn meal every week.
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AUCTION Carpets.
Waterbury CARPET Store.


Henry Merriman d Co.-Center Square.
N7E have now ready for exhibition the best
w assortment of Carpet Goods ever offered
in this city; mos, of them are received direct
from auction. and comprise some entirely new
and elegant styles:
Tapestry and Velvet.
Brussels.
Three-Ply.
Tapestry Ingram.
Lowell Ingram.
Fine and Super. Ingram.
Union Carpet.
Stair Carpet.
Rag Carpet.
Oil Cloth, painted Carpets from 3 to Is feet
wide, Straw Marting-plain and fancy of all
widths. Drueget, Stair Linen, Manila, Rope
and Wool Mats, Stair Rods, SC. SC.
Our arrangements for purchasing are unsur.
passed, and we defy competition in any city in
the State.
Every article warranted as represented.
Waterbury, May l.
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District Of CorawaH SIS Probate Court, May ID,

District Of CorapaH SIS Probate Court, May ID,
1855.
~ STATE OF SAMUEL LETTERS late oil
KA Cornwall, IN SAID district, decreased,
The Administrator represents the Estate in.
solvcnt ard pyavs the appointment Of Commits.
sioncrs thereon:
ORDERED commissioners To receive ard
examine The claims OF the creditors of said
Estate be appointed at the probate Office in
Cornwall IN The 9Th day of June, 1855. al one
O'Clock afternoon; Of which all persons interested
will take notice, and appear If they see caus.
and be heard thereon and said Administra or
is directed to thus order 10 &c pub ished in
a newspaper printed in Ltchfield and post a
copy thereof on the public sign-pos, in said
Cornwall nearest The last residence of said dec Z.
Certified by FREDERIC X KELLOGG, Judge
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DRESS GOODS.

nUR assortment is now unusually large and
" welselected, comprising every variety of
new and desirable styles adapted to the Spring
and Summer trade.
Bisch"f''s oil boiled Silk, the genuine article,
warranted not to crack Glacie Silks, some very
desirable styles; India aud Fouard plain and
fancy, striped and plaid, elegant patterns.
Wool DeLaines all coiJrs.
Berage DeLaines. ChalIie DeLaines.
Printed Lawns and Muslins.
Pnp!ins, black and colored Alpaccas.
With an immense stock OF Prints and Ginghams
just purchas ed, many of them at u great sacri-
nee to the importers.
HENRY MERRIMA & CO.
Center Square.
Waterbury, May LIST
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Diieo.

In New Preston. June l,th, James Parrot
aged about so years.
In Worthwhile. June 9th, Madison Mailett
aged "a years.
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ID AZORS put in The best order nd warranted
HI AT CHEESEMAN'S Shaving. Hair-Cutiing
and Wig-Making Room, over DR.. Beckwith's
Drug Store; South Street, L,chiield.
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Ef0fi0MerN.

A n assor' ment of Letter. Note and Cap
"A. Paper, lawyers Paper, Ink, Pens, &c. Of
superior quality, consta ntiy on hand at
McNEit. Il BRAMAN'S.
Litchheld, MAY liih, tS55.
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Cl0thins. Clothing.
OUR assortment is now complete.-Fresh
" arrival from New York and Boston.
CoATs.-Gent's Frock, Frocktee, Sack and
Business Goats OF every grade aud quality.
PANTs.-Cassmere, plain and fancy; Satinett
do do Tweed, Moieskin and Co,ionade.
VEsrs.-Marseil!es plain and fancy; Satin
do do Some elegant patterns, with full stock
OF common styles
YoUrH's AND BOYS CLorHrNG-A good as
sor meni.
Gents Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers, Cravats
Neck Ties and Scaris, Hosiery, Gloves, Boots
and Shoes, Hats and Caps, &c. Sc.
Every article pertaining TO Gentleman's
Wardrobe, from the crown of his head TO the
sole OF his foot" can be found at this establish
ment. Weekly additions during the season.
HENRY MERRlNIAN g. co.
Center Square.
Waterbury May LIST. 9t2
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N'ssn,n,e,. Flats.

- EcEIvE.D The past week n complete as
nj sorttnea: Of every description of Hats and
Caps for summer wear. TO which the attention
of buyers is invited. Panama. Canton Straw,
Senue,, mems aud boys ,pamleal and Leghorn
HAS, boys and elidren's Fancy Straw Hats.
&c. All gods ID nv line will be offered at a
small advance from cost.
II. JACKSON.
Litchfield, May 2lst. 1855.
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Married..

In this town, 1lih inst, by Rev. Mr.. Swan,
Cornelius II. Van Buren, OF Saltwater, n. Y, to
Miss Martha Smith Of this village.
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II AIDES and Misses Gaiters--a fine assert
llnent of Silk and Linen do. at CLOCKS.
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e. RcanhNrs,
WatChgnIl Ser and .JewC1cr

ED t.SPECTFULi,Y informs tine inha bitanls
H OF LtchsieId and its vicinity that he has
taken the Store lately occupied hv Mr. Weller,
where he intends carrying on the Watch and
Clnck repairing business in all IT'S branches
and all work Will be warranted 20 give perfect
satisfaction. T.. RElNHART.
Litchfield, April 1855. 6m5i
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Notice.

VIZ =. TAYLOR will be at Liich6eld the
w 0 second week in June. for the purpose
Of tuning and repairing Pianofor,es.
May 81, 1855.
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Millinery and Dress-Making

HADSELL.'S LINE. for sale in ny quantity
IL at Tho Nauga,uc Railrnad Depot or at 5.
Il AS Store, by SPENCER & ADAMS.
rLOVER, Timothy and Red Top Seed. at
" s. & AS.
1Nn KEGS fremont Iron Co.'S Nails a,
i w reduced prices, just received>hy
S. & A.
AZ BBLS. Extra Gencsee Flour in store at
EO S. & AS.
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Se2Ciug .TsNchigsc.

a MACHINE OF Grover & Bakers patent,
IA in perfect order and but life used, may be
had for $50 less than cost. Sud for want OF use.
Enquire nj this office.
Ltchiield, June 18th 1855.
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they Have Arrived 7

"A MOTHER case Of those fine Musins
"A at12i-e Gems per yard. For par,ic liars
call at BHADFORDS,
Woleo,tvil'r, May 2slh, 1865.
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More .se,c Goods

More .vc,c Goods
TuST reed another lot of Ladies Dress
- Goods, Parasols, SC at .
MCNEIL & BRAMAN'S.
NTcNEIL 4 BRAMAN are receiving
fH complete assortment of Panama. Grenada,
Straw aud Palm Leaf Hats OF the latest styles.
BNRIED Apples and Peaches, at
NJ. s BIS.
r ORILLARD'S Snuff. Scotch Snuff, SC.
IL Also Mrs. G. B. Miller's Smoking aud
Chewing Tobacco, at NJ. d BIS.
rROCKERY and Glass Ware. splendid
u assortment, at NJ. & BS.
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DIED..

In this village. bee. C, William l.. j. Thompson, VI
D., aged 2G years.
lie was formerly member of the Medical College in
this village practiced medicine several years in Newark
n. j., and returned to this place last spring for the
purpose of fitting for the ministry, and had preached
much in the region round about, and preparing tC
enter upon more extended sphere OF usefulness, when
death suddenly arrested him in his course, leaving
wife, an aged mother and numerous friends to mourn.
Cow.
In Brdgewatcr, Sunday last, suddenly, of appo-
plexy, Lyman Raymond, Esq, one Of the most promn-
ent citizens of the town. aged So.
In South Woodstock, Dec. 6, Mrs, David NJ Fisher
aged &C.
In Hartford, Nov 80, Susan daughtcrof Jane, Boyd
aged years.
In Newbury, Nov. 81, Miss Augusta Whitney, aged
about Is years, Also, Nov -, Livy, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs Thomas Burrough aged about years.
In Ludlow, Nov. rs, Lydia wife of Moses Warner,
aged 50 years.
In Mddlcbury, on the morning of Nov. 10, franklin
T., only of L. r. Wright, Esq, aged months and
10 days.
Drowned, in Qucchec Village, Nov. 2Sth, Mary Jane
Fargo daughter Of VIM ii. Fargo aged IA years and
months.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1845-1913, 1855-12-13
Know all Hen by these Presents, that
A. G. BRO WIN, & CO.,

Elm AVE on hand the best assortment of STOVES
a III ever offered for sale in this county, and will sell
cherp for CASH ready pay per cent Off Among their
large assortment may be found the following:
The celebrated Empire State Cook Stove sizes. This
stove drew the first premium at tho New York State
Fair in 1855, and the sold by only, in this
vicinity
North Star, Cook.
Coded Farmcr3 new pattern.
GOycr9or, "
Improved Morning STAT, new pattern.
Open Franklin Paror Stove, new pattern.
Ne'tl Oven Parlor Cook new pattern.
Parlor Cook Elevated Oven,
Parlor Stoves, variety Of patterns.
Box Stoves all sizes; also second hand Stoves.
Rail Road Lanterns.
Stove Pipe, Russia and English; Tin, Copper, and
Sheet Iron Ware; Hollow Ware Of all kinds; Lead Pipe
and Pumps Cast Iron Sinks Brass Kettles Free Stones
Jappanncd Ware; Britannia Teapos, and other articles
too numerous to mention.
Those who may want any thing in line of business
may be assured that they have for cash approx
ed credit the most reasonable terms All Lob Work
done with ncatncsS and despatch Most kinds of pro-
duets taken in exchange for goods.
Cash paid for Sleeps PeltS.
Woodstock, Dec. ), 1855. sO1 If
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ORIGINAL NOTICES.

THANKSGIVING DAY was finished up in this
place, with avery pleasant and fully attend
ed Cotllon party at Whitney's Hall. We
have seldom seen more jovial company
together, when all seemed to enjoy them
selves so well, in this town or any where
else, and if an abundance Of good cheer
betokens thankiulness, aud we certainly
think it does, then this was truly THANKS
giving party. But what most surprised the
whole company, was the exceant music,
furnished by four or five young men belong
ing the COrnet Band " in this village, who
had organized themselves into "QuadrIlle
Band, under the leadership of Mr.. COBB,
young musician of great promise, and for
the first time made their appearance in
public" The CotiIlons which were mostly
arranged by Mr.. CoBB, were in excellent
taste, and every part was executed with a
skill and ease that would have indicated old
and experienced occupants of the orches-
ira.
We understand some five or six more
parties Of the same description will be given
at Whitney's Hall during the season, the
next to take place on New Years eve.
}. P. SMITH, of Royaton, is without qucs-
zion the head of the most popular Clothing
establish mrnt in Vermont. BY promptness,
and excellent judgement, in the selection of
his goods, an d ,he superior manner in which
he manufactures iu the latest styles, garments
4 many of which are original with himself, }
he has secured a n.oN extensive and enva-
bio patronage. His new style OF over"coats
and the great mprovm ent III the cut OF pants
are we'll worthy o(Ietten patent.
EIGHTH OF JANUARY, 1855 The annIver-
sary Levee on the coming Sth OF January,
will be holden, as usual at j. WooDwARDs
Hall, in Bridsewater. Music as heretofore,
Pushee's full band, and every thing to match,
which those who have attended these popu-
lar gatherings on former occasions fully I'M
derstlnd and appreciate.
GoDEY's LADY's Book for January is
received, and a beautiful number it is. 1t
contains three excellent steel engraynes,
fashion Plate and host Of other emheIsh-
ments. The cngravings liz the "Book" for
year are richly worth the subscription
price, to say nothing Of the large amount of
excellent reading matter. The present
number is the commencement Of The fifty
second rolume.
TIE Pictorial Brother Jonaihdn for Christ
mas and New Years is more THAI usually
attractive 1t is filled with all sorts Of fuzzy
pictures pleasant stories aud good things
generally. Price as heretofore II ~ cents
per copy, or ten for dollar
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MARRIED..

la South Woodstock, Dec c. by Rev ]. S. Lee, Mr..
William Chambers, of Eaton, c. T.. and Miss LGey A,
Crosby, Of lIartland.
In Barnard, Nov. 18th. by Rev. p. 2. Rcy, Mr. How
ard T. Clark, of Troy N. H., and Miss Sarah L. Mott
of Barnard
Nov. 2sth, by tho same, Mr. Lucan C. Tucker, ant
Miss Lydia NJ. Howe, both of Barnard
In Bethel, Nov. 26, by Rev. Daniel Fields, Mr. Wal
lace Sergeant, of Bethel and Miss Mary Ganow, o
Braintrcc.
In Thetford, Nov. &c, by Rev. T. F. oary, Mr.. VIM
Sladc and Miss Helen l.. Palmer both Of Thctrord
In Brattlcboro, Nov. %. by Rev. $. w. Bush Mr.
Leonard Tcnny and Miss Catherine McAlliscr, both o
Ludlow.
In Ludlow, Nov. 90, by Rev. y. Cudworth Mr.. Ed
win Chels, of Barre, and Miss Amanda j. Taylor, {
Ludlow
In Proctorsyillc, Nov. 6, by Rev. Thos. Hartman
Mr.. Martin Bay and Miss Sarah Alfredo Smell, both o
CAvcnlish.
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Wolfe's SChiedam Aromatic SChnapps.

This medicinal dict drink is manufactured by the pro-
tticor at SchicdOm in Holland expressly for medicinal
purposes. 1t has been submitted to nearly all the first
Chemists and Physicians in the United States, who
dorscs 1t over their signatures Of the great
essentials of the Matgia Medca 1t is prescribed
with great in Gravel Govt Rheumatism, obst
tions of Bladder and Kidneys and of Dyspepsia has
superior in the world, Put up in qt and pit bottles,
developed in yellow paper with my name on the bottle,
cork and label and for sale by all the respectable Drug
gsts in the U. S.
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
IS, 20 and % Bcayer-t, New York. 2j South Front-.t
Philadelphia. 797 2m
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VEST! sr'oyEs!!

AM the undersigned beg leave to inform the Public
wv that NC shall continue to do business; at the
OLD STAND ON Elm Street, fronting the Post Office,
under the name Of THOMPSON 4 DAVIS, and shall
cncayor to continue to keep constantly on hand, choice
assortment of stow Is of wrions PATTERNS, also,
Pumps, Lead Pipe. Japan, Brass and Britannia Ware
and other articles too numerous to mention, usually kept
in shops of this kind and hope by strict attention to
business to merit and receive share Of theatronage
in this vicinity.
n. i. All orders promptly attended to. and all work
warranted to give satisfaction charge made.
THOMPSON & DAVIS.
Woodstock, Dec. Sd, 1855. sos If
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MEDICAL ADVISER
AND
MARRIAGE GU!DEs

LEN ENIll edition, cloth, 34j pages, y colored en-
AA cravings representing all the diseases of the gen
it"I organs OF the male and female with the latest dis
coyercsm reproduction The afflicted shouIdusc no rem
odcs before learning from this valuable wor, the supq-
rority OF the authors Paris and London treatment of
private diseases Bost married and single should con-
suit H. Sold at No. z22 Broadway, and mailed free for
81, by the author, NJ. LARMONT, Physician and Sur
geon NO AZ Reade-St, corner 300 BroadwaG where no
cnres all those Diseases from A. NJ till p. NJ. and
to IN the evening, Sundays excepted Address all
letters, box No Sit New York Post Ofiac We
with the other papers in recommending DR.. LARMONT
to the atiictcd-Cowir des Etas Uns Stats Zclimag,
DemocrGt, Day Book Courier, Despatch New Brunswick
Times, ~ Y Pick, Path Finder, &c.
S04 ly