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Bdds" via distance and propose schedule q
departures and arnsAls
si5s From Timmonssle nv Rollipsville, Philadelphia
s~df. Creek, Gully, Woodshop, Andrews Mills,
and sparo~ Swamp, 70 fimmonsyille, ~ milsF,
Leave IimuoasyiIle Monday al ans,
Return 20 Timmonsvls same day by Sp m.
GEORGIA.
From July H. 1856, 10 Jsns 80, 1862.
6503 From Athens, by Danielsye, Madison Springs,
Franklin 5prnes, Hauweil, and Seneca, C.,
70 Ands,sen e. H., "a mics and back ,hIee times
week, in two-hosse hacks.
Leave Athens Tuesday, Thursday, andsaturday At
Arrive Anderson Q. H. nextdsys BY So mi
Leave Anderson e, H. Monday, Wednesday, and
Arrive at Athens nsxl days by sam.
s.o, Proposals 70 raa by Aadersonslle are invited.
Bidders wilsu, the distance and propose sched-
65o5 From Buena Vista to Geneva 81 miles and back,
Leave Busna Vista Monday t7am,
Arrive At Geneva day by 9 p ma;
Leave Geneva Tuesday al 7 a IN; -
Arrive at Buena Vista same day by 6pm.
65O6 From Columbus, by oivet, Ala, and EnOn, to
Midway, So males and back, week.
Leave Columbus Monday atsam;
Arrive al Midway next day by pm;
I Leave Midway Wednesday al a m
Arrive at Columbus day by p m.
Proposals Tor more frequent uips and greater speed
will he considered
6507 From DutliD, by Store TO Little York
SO miles and back, week. 5aN
Leave Dublin Tuesday at IN; tN
Arrive at Little York next day by i2 n;
Leave Little York w ednesday al > m;
Arrive ut Dublin day by q pm,
6506 From Griffin, by jackson, to Indian Springs "a
miles and back, week.
Leave Griffin Wednesday at . d m;
5 ~ Arrive at Indian Springs same day by S pm;
Leave Indian Springs Thursday at Z a N;
Arrive at Griffin same day by m.s
G509 From Jacksonville, by Douglass, 10 Magnolia 70
aa Is miles and back, week.
Leave Jacksonville Monday at Gam;
Arrive at Magnolia next day by 6 NJ;
Leave Magnolia Wednesday at a mi ae
Arrive at Jacksonville next day by pm.
500 From Orei BY Harris in Irwin county, Pennsa
borough, ~ mies and back, once a week.
Leave Orel Saturday at l p m;
Arrive at Pennsborough same day by s D MT.
s.5a Leave Ponnsborough Saturday at S d m; @
Arrive at Orel same day by IL m.
65ll From Townsville, BY Tatesvie and Greenfield 10
Ocklockney, 80 miles and back, once week
Leave Thomasvile Wednesday att a m,
Arrive at Ockockney Same day by 7 p m;
Leave OckIockney Thursday at mi
~ Arrive at Thomasvie same day by pm.
65l2 From Townsville, by Cairo, cambridge 40 miles
IL and back, once a week.
Leave Thomasvile Wednesday at o a m;
Arrive al cambridge next day by IL m;
Leave Bainbndge Thursday at 8 o m;
Arrive at Thomasvle next day by p m
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HISTORY OF yucntAng by Fsncesrt, British super
III iosndeu the Bay 81 Honduras vol London, 1884.
Bands Adventures the nosquo Shore vol. New York
less
Panama 10 1855 by Robert Taness vol. New York, sS5
eiDornes Jufnsi The spcdn OF sqnIy Isthmus
Darien in le52 vol win map. Lopeon, 1888
The itmus Of spcans History seotcb Colony
Of Daren Maps aud osnal Doeunsenu by Dr. caii.ni So
LONDON, 1854 ... .#.... a'.a.e#Es - 81
The Panama, Typographical Sspi by
~
in,e.eeesne Concentration, Auso and Truaudo
with lSlgr .. ... Z. 4. Y"
Bosots AID Nse Granada BY J. stuart vol.
wtams's Railroad survey % toe I,tma. Of TehuAnoptc
vol, aBc atlas u.
sqaieT's kcsr,gu1; 2 vols. In q.
5quieIh Ctntrai hBetica 4 Vol.
CouOu' Map Of the Ithmus Of Daen and panama, with sou4d
ings. ~ FKAsCR TAYLOR.
FEB IA r#.#
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The land will he selected, The location made certificate
sddeess senaln
Ing fees, which accompany the
ucss, o and lion, a 10 which add land
once St--Sh HE& lF t# 1TEtFN
acres sesedoa and ioeauon, 90 70 which add
off Zee s2-Sa.
aers selection and location, % 10 which add
once fee, Sa-aiL .k t @t.h
onies fee, s4-Sl4
The above the lowest pisces charged by competent agents
tIe local Olhee. +.
guaranty thai ali selections will be udcoosly, upon
lus nsHesuoa, and VI land dis
met at the linlr. 4sa isI tHt4 NJ a4 .H
The sueng agents Tie experienced n
the State, aud fully advised
railroads, county sea unbrs and
prospective. Hsfe Il @NH a' a .--
Land. thus selected win be worth 50
50 selected tts
agency Is desgned, aud other holders TAIL
large advance upon l,s face of their VI
DIHLoTISss. ..
Wsrrantees VIII power locate
doed please The assign
aienls with the fnii of locator
AdsAs John CLARk, No. 4aa Peansylysnia with j.
u. webb * Go. .-eN
Refer 10 the Iowa delegation in Congress- and the Hon Charles
Macon, Commissioned Of Patents. ~ #
Feb I2--di 3m"
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To Members OF Congress, and others.
EOp REHTA 6rtclss- furnished dwelling hoose.
medefn styies with The ennvrnisnees o. wate Sc
snd furashra with
hapy pFemimss No. sa 18Th street.
. ny nee. a. .. MILLER.
dec 0-dn Conner rect n Louisiana
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Dec i-dslsuunsif

STOHE IU HEsT.-One OF the bert n prominent bu
sneas stands in Georgetown No. l3i Bridge street between
Enesh's hardware
employed by Mex Osborne, for the last i've dry
good store " II by 90 eet and be had al early date
Apply I'll Bridge ofce 3t
Green street, GsoigeoNs. t##a ##.a 1a..#
Feb 6-eod3t . .-a-s..a# .ss SAMUEL CLARK.
MCCLURE. MILLS, & Co., Land AEenta, Dubuque.
Nl Iowa, will Of money. land
scrip, for sppyinr will pay make col
Iecions, sell
Careful attention given thorough
competent engineer and surveyor.
..... ..a
Hon. George w. Jones, u s, senator, Dubuque, Iowa.
Gen. W. Lewis, surveyor general, Dubuque, Iowa
Gov. Henry Dodge, u. b SeHaie, Wisconsin.
Messrs. Sirachan h Scott, bankers, New York.
Hon. Eli Cook, Buffalo, New York. #r.a
NJ BMr Mcclure, Of firm, may Hotel
until the iih . .1.f ~ ".. sr ..a. 81
Feb g--ttl la eodifGm ..t
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DhTrIsH Almanac ard Compr atom, fur Is56-Con
I'D tanning Royal Fany and snthlJs, House OF Lords, HoHst
OfComms, BISHOPS Desu. Law Conts. Lofds Lsuesani For
egn Aalef England Qusen Ministers abroad LoBdon Gov
Bank, Iudis Campnny Agents
Uuysrxs Clubs, Of ppbiig
passed ~ session ~ pEAshi Abstracts Of Parliamentary
Dccuneh Chtose. of lat session Of EnS h Cots
Agricultural Statistics Reorganization Of Civil Service, PuLic
Improvements Chronicle %
meter vouIne. Londee, isss. 81 80
Fsbs 800. - FRANcK TAYLOR.
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MISSISSIPPI.

# #a Froru July i, 1856, 10 june 30, 1853
1893 From osyka, by Brookhaven, Galau Shady Grove
and Newtown, TO Jackson, lis miles and back
daily, in four-horse coaches.
From LAT April 70 lst Norcmbey.
eng Leave Osyka daily the arrival Of the mail from
ra4 New OreaDs-ssy at 81 y IN; gtt
Arrive at Jackson next day by 81 m;
Leave jackson daily at m; #a .'
Arrive at osyka next day in time connect with the
mail for New orIesns--say at a m.
N From Let Norsp,5er 70 LIST AprR
Leave osyka daily, on the arrival of the mail from
New Oroans--say al m; ae
Arrive at Jackson next day by pm;
.4 Leave Jackson daily ct 2 p IN;
Arrive at Osyka next day in time TO connect with
the mail for New Orlcsns-say by Up m
Bids through in lees time which must be spe-
cihed will be considered
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UFFICE OF THE CONSOLIDATED LOI,TicRIEs
MARYLAND,

following drawn numbers Of The Maryland Conso
dated Lottery class Y, drawn February y 1856 a
lst 81 Sd 4,l sih 9Th 10Th li,h 1915 Iaih
As IS 50 60 40 40 90 ~ 80 &c 90
The following the drawn numbers of conso
daed Loue'y class 0, drawn February 8, 1856 . a
let 81 ID 4th 5'h Gin 7h s'h 9th 10Th llth lath
Is Al 50 20 Go 10 re 40 81 Il 70 20
18th lith 18th
% so CT
The following Pa,apsco insiuls
Loltery class 50, drawn February Z, ls5Ss 4. sr u
lst I'd 81 sl 9Th Tn 5ih lOfh 18th I2th 18th
10 . % &C 81 IS IS &c 81 81 II rs
liIh 18th Eh -..#
Al 80 IA ...ra
The following the
Lottery, class Of, drawn February 3, 1886 +. 5000
lot I'd 81 Alb 5th 9Th eth laih IliA Iah I4th
80 % % GO &c 90 81 Is so 81 Al s6 So 3
49,. .-.s -.....s.n R. FRANCE h CO., Managers.
Lrs'L RonrK.S, Commissioner.
FEB l2-l
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Madame Dcvos,
From Paru and Nsr York.
uADANB DEvos's millinery arr we'd snd y now OPENED
~ FIR hsrecn The Lakes 5ua r,nnsytvaaia
which ssues = me lsass q WHsbinston Gsoest5b
70 respectfully inVtsd.
Jan a4-n #...rM
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british ARMY IL
IN - - -. -

UHITISH ARMY LAST FOR Ie5s. .a
I'd british Navy La for less .a".M sa#.a0
Briiish Alusante aud fompani y Tor lsa6- 81.
brush Almanac ~ Scisnee snd n far 1864. .
~ Mittss Almanac Gr issa.
BRUSH RnYsi kni~pdsr 1ths Rcd Book for 1855.
who's who fnr tss6.
Airnsnac 9 Gotha cor l65S. ........ ..r..
Feh PRANCK TAYLOR.
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COR REsT.6ns, tro three furnished
the conner q and al streets, No ss App'y ihs
tss TIE proprietor, -.
Feb io-S3df JAMES W. BAeGoTT.
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J. g. y. A. WILLARD,
PsunyiraHta en4 F,vyissnfh syss, ~
wssdspn, D g.
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TEXAS.
From July l. 1886, 10 June co, 1865.
s0c5 From Oyster Creek TO Hodges Bend 30 meg and
back. a week.
Leave Oyster Creek Monday at IA m; .
Arrive at Hodges Bend same day by 6 pm;
Leave hodges Berd Tuesday al z 4 m;
.1t Arrive at Oyster Creek same day by d nm
s06s From Gonzales, by Zoar, Sulphur Spring. and
bls,k Jack Springs, 70 La Grunge, 60 mites and
back once week.
Leave Gonzales Monday at G M
Arrive at In Grange next day by 10 M;
Leave La Grnrgc Tuesday all p m,
Arrive a Gonzales Wednesday by Jpn.
sOSI From Hun,svihe, by Cenuevire ard Fsi,feld to
Corscana, us mites and back, once n weak
Leave Huntsville Monday at a no; "a
Arrive at Ccrsicsna Wednesday by p m;
Lcavr Cor.'csnn Thursday attain;
Anryo at Huntsville Saturday by 8 b m.
eO65 From Seguin, by Bonfo, Sstller's Clencns's
Hindsa, Wslroopes and John s. Hoige's e.
Frsderieksburgh IS miles and back, once week.
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ENhNisG IscESsEi by the author Of The Morning
II ard Night Nsichss, Prev 80 cenis-
The Gospel E1skisi, a Of BY
the Rev. Thomas GathFte, u. %. o..
The frophris ~ TIE Reservation Hssrai Zschasb, and
Aaiaeha new arsiaioa win BY the Rev. T. v Moofs,
d. O..
eoasftaY GresfTsuof colo.san. BY John Eadis
%. n. a N"
1hs Cur siss Crest Ir,erst by Rev w eaurss 80 cents
Lesfairg 10 Tat W Jacoh hbSatt 50
GRAY a BAI.LANTyNE,
FEB io-a eos IN
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Our citizens viii be delighted 10 learn that Mr. White
viii give two exhibitions "Wednesday and Thursday ere
nings) at oddFeIows Hall Of his celebrated chemical do
ramas, dissolving views, &c. "."
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sset and rain. For weeks the Ice and has laid ia our
streets exposed great portion OF the time the rays Of
The sun without 'ueltng We have known the like
before ia this latitude
The Palestine Advocate says the THERMOMETERS has been
IS low as eight degrees above aero at that place.
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Sundries.
ITO SACKS Of Rio Coffee;
llO tierces IicC;
bbls. Pulyerized Sugar.
+" Crushed
8 {" Soft Crushed Sugar;
hhds. n. o. Sugar;
IL boxes Chocolate;
4GJ lbs. Race Ginger;
In boxes White Pipes;
20 bbls. No. 3mEIiium 3IackerCl;
81 = bbls. -
% boxes No. 1 Herring;
10 bbIs. Prime Eastern Herring;
Just received and for sale by
ALEX. TURNER,
fec Mclodeon Buildings. Main st.
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loING NORTH.

GOING soUTIE-The s10 A. ~ Train will connect at San
iusky with Morning Train from Tole,lo at MOnr0eTe with
Chicago Southern Division of G. ct Roads at
Shelby Junction will Cincinnati Express from Cleveland; at
Mansfield Junction with Day Express from Pittsburgh n6 Mt
Railroad
BAY CITY Detroit; AOnroCVie with western Train
70. T. IL n at Shelby Junction at 59 a. with the Mail
Train on c. C. c. O. Columbus Cincinnnti at aans-
field Junction at So p with Past train o. P. r. II.
Pittsburgh, aud Mt Newark with East and West Night
Trains on Central Ohio r. T..
GOING N0RTII-The 0. 20 Tran will mike close con-
necton ut Newark Mail Train from Delair on O. O. r.
r.; at Mansfield Junction with Express for Pittsburgh at
Shelby Junction at 1918 with Cincinnati Express for
Cleveland and New York, and at MOnrocrie with
Mail Train on O. & n road to Toledo Chicago, &C..
210rN Train will connect at Newark with Express from
the East on CentlaI Ohio Roaa Mansfield Junction with
Past Pittsburgh at Shelby Junction at 6.2l
with Cincinnati Mail for Cleveland; Monroeyille with Night
Express Toledo Chicago and at Sanduay with the
steamer Bay City for Detroit and Chicago.
J. Il. EoBGSSoN, Sup
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= RmDfre fEatb.
TUST received lot Of Empire Hats Of various enoTs
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!latIons. we &C &c follow
I. j. ALLES, LII. D.,
President Of Farmers College.
LORIN ANDREWS,
prcaitrnl OF KENYON College.

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To young men y ho w.hto acquire a"BlsiHess k9Wca-
tons we think IL affords facilities very seldom equolc
tEASGEn the Of SHoTl
e aptuess In teaching, added to practical Counting
Room rNler;ence, feel confident that graduats from
College viii Tully competent TO keep tic most co7aPt
rated tGf BockS.
A. p. SToSE, Wholesale and Retail Merchant
J. j. JANNEY, sccy Board uf Control, State Bank of o.
]. =. p.NFN. BOOK Ert per at ID. 4. WOodbnr:'S.
u. OVERDIER HOOK Keeper at Clinton Bank.
H. T. MILLS, Src,y Columbus Gas and CoEe Co:
&. D.MASoS, hook Keeper at J. II. Riley Co.'s.
EY-For fun particulars, send for circular.
GRANGER Il ARMSTRONG,
fe4-1v Pronrietors.
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F0r 6tst SSHEestt 4sStsss :; - -
rNHE PaoPRIEToRs take great pleasure in expressing
their thanks gratifying and unprecedented sue
Whc have marked the career Of their since
so meet efficient ERdJe', the
einal rttqcGE ttyt eoallrehell.
eSp.fieIiet oi tfs
cia Houses assisted By educated aud accomplished gentle
nrn has caLIrd him bring degree Of perfection
svstm of COUNTING ROOM Instruction. by oral exercises
Nor ATTAINED DY ANY OTHER INSTITUTION. Each
sturt by process, is drilled at the DESK indfEd-
Hn sttp unt he has mastered the whole routine
of All duties as tkOFougtd as though ne hnd
aerTei an apprenticeship in so5is hlTGs Commercial
HousS and us all awkSarGne=s aiternE and egregious
bIurdGrs are, IN = gscat measure, dtssipatsd
In addition engagement of accomplished Assist
ants have also secured the services oil some Of ty
topics.
here but 1t embraces every thing connected with DOUBLE
ENTRY HOOK KEEPING with free and full discussion OF
lis Scientific NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. upon Commercial History
and History Of EHGent Commercial Men, Commercial Gc-
Ography Commercial Products, Commercial Calculations
Political Economy, Mercantile Law, Ethics Of Trade, Part
nership, &c.
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HEIsKELL & sWEARINGEN,

JJCOULD beg leave you extensive arr-
w val Of Spring and Summer Goods, lrug their
SECOND STOCK THIS SEASON,
beautiful co!ce Goods which will he open and ready
inspection Thursday and Friday, the 10th and It'll
insts We confidently invite inspection Of Stock,
believing hat cannot he cAceled in the city, aud
V have hesitation in inviting comparison.
Dress Goods just received by the steamers Persia and
Atlantic, have been selected in New York, principally from
the well known houses OF Messrs. a. T. Stewart Co.. j.
Heck Co. Arnuld Constable Co.. and Ubsdell, Pierson,
Lake Co.. which sufficient guarantee the styles
Of the most fashionable, and designs imported
Our EnbroldeTlcs chiefly OfOur importaton there
by enabling oer superior nducsments both in
ness OF design and price.
Bulpn Co. Many Novelties to lie found elsewhere.
We would beg leave to call particular attention TO our
Linens impoItsd by ourselves; and to stock Of
Staple aud House Keeping Goods all of which will sell al
very low prices.
Ii Is our Intention superior advantages pur-
casers and by continued fair dealing to merit the confidence
Of the public.
Very rcspcctfully,
corner Market and Union SITS.
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ons 5ziflWiIER j IlHf.Il d. IBBoTSoN, IIit W.

ANOIIIk,t sIUGllls LsAdNLLE.
GEiot of Summer Nantes, Just received at W. D.
IA MoTTE& BROS, Which they Will seil at less than the
al.nnlnn u :. : :
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Sandusky, Mansfield & Newark
RAIL RO AID
gs ksEssssa esq ,ykllzzEll $50 kssfs 49,. All
Chanee "a Tima.

ON aud after Tuesday, Aug 4 1855 until further notice
Trains CIll beruu follows, Saturdays cxcepted:)
GOINC; SOIITlI.
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The Wheeling Instrumentol Mu4

Co-Partnership.
D. MARSH has this day associated With him u. T. Way
for purpose Of transactnE the wholesale and
rea Boot and Shoe business at the old stand Of j. B. Marsh,
No So Monroe street, next door TO Greer OFT Co.. under
the 1rm Of MARSH ( WAYAfAS.
July lst, 1858. tJ Juao
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IRANSP o RI i ION

Two Through Trains s6acns way 0aHS
.SGNDd Us EXCEPTED,
Connecting oil the East With the baltimore ami Ohio Rail-
Roa and the Ohio River atheellnE, AMI on the West with
Railroads at ZanesTile, SeWpFk MonToeEe anu Coiapus
for all parts Of the South West. 4
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

Diarida Of Sharon, IS. Probate Court OF. IS, 1885,
ESTATE of Da CHAUNCEY REED, JR, late of
IL Sharon In said District, deceased.
Inc Court of Probate for the District of Sharon,
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
hereof the creditors Of said Estate, represented
insolvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Richard Smith and John T. Good
win, Esqrs-, Commissioners to sxamin. said claims.
Certihsd by cHAS. Il. SEDGWICk, Judge.
The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the Office u E. s. Stoddard, Jr-, Esq, in said
Sharon, on the fourth Monday OF November and the
forenoon each Of said days. tor the purpose Of
teniing on the business Of said appointment. Il. II
RIcHARD SIXTH,
JoHS r. GOODWIN, So'ss'o''
All persons indebted to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment To q
Ma E E..z s a s.saDAaDJ.' Administrator.
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s Or 80
LitchGeid COaealu.

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IVHyHE subscriber would respectfully announce to
IL the inhabitants of Etchteld County. that he
has, complete, a new Map Of said County from ac-
tu and recent surveys, which has been drafted and
drawn with great care to scale of II inches to the
mile, showing the boundaries of each town in the
County, designating all Railroads, Roads, Streams
Mountains, location of Public Buildings of every de-
scriptson, Manufacturing Establishments as we'll as
private Residences aud names of property holders
generally. =
An extra Plan of every village will be given with
location Ut residences and Names If desired If the
patronage is sufficient to warrant it. 1t is also de-
signed to give Business Directory in each town
comprising the names and business of all profession
al individuals merchants, mechanics, manufac
turers, sc. -N7 -s =.
NJ pains or expense has been spared in getting the
Survey aud Plan complete, and the Publisher feels
confident that all who feel any interest in securing
reliable Map Of the County, which is so needed
will not be backward in aiding the enterprise, by
giving their subscriptions to IA MES O. ROOT, the
authorized agent, when called upon There win be
no abatement in price, nor more copies published
than to supply subscribers, nor none left on sale
The Map will be neatly engraved. handsomely
colored and mounted and furnished to subscribers at
Five Doliors per copy-payable upon delivery
f.sF'. = RICHARD LARK
t lis Wharton Street, PHILADELPHIA.
September g. 1856 o22
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District Of Lachfeid, Sc. Fro1a Court October 9Th, 1866
NSrATE of HARVEY PERKINS, late Of hitch.
IL field, in said District deceased:
OapERED-That the Administrators exhibit their
Administration account to this Court for adjustment
at the Probate Office in Mtchfcid, on the 18th day
Of October. 1886, at 2 o'clock afternoon; and that
all persons Interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof, the administrators will cause this order to
be published in newspaper printed in Litchfield
and post acopy thereof on the sgn-post in said town
of Ltchfeld nearest the late residence Of said de-
ceased. Certified from Record,
CHARLES ADAMS, Jut,,e.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1856-10-30

NC NEIL BRAMAN, Dealers in Dry Goods
W House Furnishing Goods, Carpets, Oil Cloths
Crockery ana Glass Ware, first door east of the Court
House. at the old stand of f. d. Mcneil, would an
nonnee to their customers that they have now in
store and are constantly receiving all the new and
desirable styles of Goods for the Fall Trule. COM
prlsng ladies Dress Goods of every description black
and fancy Silks, Merinoes, Paramettas Dcfanes
Prints, Ginghams ladies' Cloths, black Silk Velyets
for Capes, &c. Also, we'll selected assortment of
CAssinleres, Vestings. and Gents Fur.
nishing Goods &c. 4. &C., all of which will be offered
at rates unusually low.
+. D. MCNEIL
W. H. BRAMAN.
Atchheld, Sept. Both. 1856. asse Is
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n HE Court of Probate for the District Of Litch.
j field. hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate
of Ozas Sanford, late of Ltchfeld in said District
deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allow
ance and settlement. Those neglecting to present
their accounts within said time, properly attested
will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted
to said estate, requested to make Immediate pay
ment to JOSEPH SANFORD, Executor.
Litchfeld, Oct. 9, 1856. 3t-o5
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MylSical CarT7

BIDWELL PECK, Teacher of Vocal Music
% Glasses taught in the towns in the vicinity of
Itchfeld, the coming Fall and Winter Particular
attention will be given to the Elementary department
and the proper method and style OF performing
Church Music. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired
All Letters addrcsted to me at Ltchield will receive
prompt attention.
Itchfeld September LIST, 1856. tile
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Warning!

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.YUyHE Electors of the town Of Ltchfeld are here
Il by warned To meet at the Town Room. on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of November 1856, ut clock
in the forenoon for the purpose of voting for Eleo
tors Of President and Vice President Of the United
States. svfszg ,.sss~ ..sss9 -
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T. 445 CHAs s. BuEL,
- JosxPa C. PEcK.
TnoMAs G. GesLm Constables.
GEoRGE BRADIxr
JAoos Moss, JR-,
RuFus Smith,
The Selcctmcn and Town Clerk of the town Of
Iitchieid, will meet at the Town Room in said
town, on Monday the eth day of October 1885, at
10 o'clock A. IL to examine and decide upon all
applications TO be admitted to the privileges Of
eiectof. es s43
iFe@ A. c. SIXTH,
ARxER LASDox, | Selectmen.
4. IL. BLAKEsLSE,
Ono. A. HIcEox, Town Clerk.
Htch6eld, October 2lst, 1865. 2t-2s