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AIOCl NHWAR6-

ID ANYWAY from the subscriber % Of March G No
b gro boy named FRANK, complexion dark, heavy set
scar on his nose from kCk Of horse sute badly when
agitated 4 shregd sensible negro well dressed DToba-
biz black lack and mixed pants tank he will endeav.
or 10 4Es his way free State b. aid Of white
men IE good hOrss trlneT and in that capacity has been
OTsn to All gusts Mobile, New Gre and her cites
pay IS for arrest OF zsd boy Frank and odgin him in
jail jhal get him or tue ne and all enses Of
delivered TO me or 800 for return Of boy and any " lie
mar who cusy be aiding him of with proof to conviction
ANY inforfua1n with Fsfseoce ID him either 70 myself or
90 - ID Fu.ltln, ClaltauJga, Tenn, will be thankfully
re ,sved. BENJAMIN EASLEY,
march 5, dit6w3t Near Trenton GeorFi1
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mon. D. Hart. J. h Malone, NV Head sud
g W. Winchester
Rssolved, T-st the proceedings Of this Getting
be furnished to tie UsI7E AND AMERICAN ioF ra6-
Ecat.cn WILLIAM PARKER, Chan.
JAAFs TUssEa. Secretaries.
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Maryland LotterieaI
FOR MARCH, 1857.

-. '+f1It u a CO. Mln7gPT7s
10" iN6a c"naueiei Hnder s. snpern. endsnee n Tia
css |, nni,siuEor Prizes paid Is a-on az
Grana Cons1 aie o. iieEy of Ssryland-Fxtra Cias J.
a. o. atNa " nt',la'ff. Nd EATrRDtT March g. tes7
drown out n the Wheel. -i--N- alo
~ T. r. Hubbard q Co. are aulharzsd By he srsBsssr,
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FORUM 80

FORUM -
III sand bis dTsI ny sable t1e Lgbarn
y 2 sud NasE vile DuTHpk. Road, miles NusbyiI
on rEc Ei-l-i's q s ones piveF.
TERuS-T0 JgnHot-. so iur Jack Colt, and SIS fir
Jerust Cola. Mares SO Io insure colt. AoClg, 5sy
De CsIsbTed bore, PNlNCr ALBEIT. will az u
stable ahOys mOuuOned- Ten Dulars 10 iasurs c,IL
HEEL VI FOkFU NJ IE rIGKEE
Tie mole young JACK three years cd last July;
i' ljk bands hig, ar5and 3 rIh feet i'm hes arm
nrau- eel m iurULnp the root uf bis alI, %
dHe srpa5 ed by lune5 high healed and SIR gnY. 4
stTuu D. a. J. Auuu 8ilrk Rucs, auI he b upnrts
knsht ETrgni, and Back Knocks by Wilson's Eiu IN.
ported JGCa; hs dfm b} imported White kufght ard
Jam By krE Cyfus- tie stl OF The Brsd a ks
The SIDE his colt EI DO bic stable. tie l. "a "a
"a geteF Seal given under The hands If A. T. Noltn w
H.H, G. W. GIeavtH - "
IL Az Pc who Ia Jsnnss would do well 10 call
and examine iBl Jas UefEa p8tranizng any onsr Jao
PRINCE al B Rs PEUI8RtE
This Celebrated Use % hands high and a. bI-s d,
crow, aud hHe iorH and walk, PAGER, auction sur al
0y rev. he sired BY Isaac shelby, Col 4rebi. -
horse, his DIN b. UOraI5d owned b. Tob-r ~
heuLue - All persons who saddle. hrrnsa az -
o. brood msTss WoIdf 6, v % Iu breed % this hofse
Given On sT the hand o. W. ". Weaver.
~ Fus'u bgs Of JsRnsis araIL
f's2S-'lmay' g. ". GLEAVRa
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o. 90 Fnzfs accounting to -....-.......S l4l 10
hoes az Halves sl0s Q,arters Is. Rights & So
Cert h;Aies OF PacSGgs Of 26 Whoss eost..f8.6 90
do. Do 25 Halves I5s 90
10 d. 25 Qraftsrs, % 90
10 %. e6 rlqhrhs - 50
IL A odt r for Iicke packages On any nftrs Mary
tAnd Ltteres viii receive prompt eut0u and The draw
Ing mailed 10 all purchasers mmei alsIg aft- t h over
Hoofrss 7. q. HUbBARD& 90,
mIh5-f No 80 Fayetls ct, BOE No. lO B,iimofs Nd
JASPER COUNTY ACADEaY LUTIEHY.
& LASS 1Gs N be drawn at COErEHr HALE, Macon Ca
- under the sworn Supernirndence Of Col. o. d. 10.
A. 1857.
SATURDAY SMALL SCHENEI
$4,000 NUM- BERS-Prizes Payable WEthouG
led
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MEDIC 4I.

r lie Committee Of ArrruEeme tBor The Amercln Mndi
hssuci fiuu viii meet TO DAY az the Ohre OF Dc
NthnI- % % urosk, A. 81, business mpyItalCs. a
PAINFUL att ndgurs Is eninusIly requested,
rsH -b7 IT, e. k WTNETnV. Chnsrr1r1.
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For MEMPHIS.

FOR MEHFHISs
THE hue passen ger steamer ALEONIA, Capt.
JAMES MILLER, will run IN the above trade spagLA
this season, lraving Nashville every MONDAY
81 y O'Clock, A. NJ, and Memphis every THURSDAY
P NJ Passengers may rely The above boa leaving
place on he day RRd a. the sane time advertised.
mar s-U q. h. HARRISON, AEGDh
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NEW BOOKS.
JUST RECEIVED BY
JOHN YORK & CO..
3S Union street,

Godsy's Lady's Bnok for March.
Graham's Magazine fer March,
Frank Leslies Csselta OF Fashion fer March.
PutHams Monthly, Tor March.
Household Words, for March.
The School Fellow, March.
Tae American Almanac, for 1861.
Olshaussr's COmmenlaTies, by Kendriek
The Prince Of the House Of David.
Chambers History OF the Russian War.
Men and Times Of The Revolution, BY Watson.
Irvlng's Life Of Washington, vols.
star aud the Cloud Daughters Love, BY Roe.
Lonsfsiow's Poems e'mpiege in vols Is mo.
Wsbstsrs Private CorrsPo nee, . vols, 70.
Parlsy's Rseolleetlons OF Life inc 2 vols lanO.
Emerson's Representative Men.
Enerson's English Traits.
Hugh Mllisr's England and tt5 People,
spurgeOR, the modern Whit6eld.
Uills Of ihe She,smsc by WehaelL
Paul Fame, "a Novel, by n P. Willis.
Frank FOres ter's Sporting Scenes, eharactsu.
Leila Sur Of Mingrolis By r. ynods.
Passion aud Principle, by Mrs. Grey.
Witand W isdom OF Sydney Saith.
Memoir Of syuney smith, b. Mrs. Aus.in.
ALSO,
Godey's Lady's Book for March.
Grlhan's Magazine for March, and for sale By
JOHN YORK < CO.,
fsbs4 ~ No % UnlsBss.
BLANK BOOKS.
LEDGBRS, Journals, Day Books, Cash Books Invoice
Books, Check Books Note Paper Envelopes Ink GOLD and
steel Pens, Iuksiands, Pencils. Just rece we'd BY
le52l JOHN YORK & co.
SCHOOL BOOKS
John York q Co., have on hind complete stock Of
Classical and Common School Books which thew oasr for
safest the lowest prices. lf.bq4
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SOuETHIN o NEW.
SAMUEL c. BOYCE. ELTERSOE.
RAV5Es q ET, TFER SON
TAILORING AND GESTLEMEN'S
FURNISHING STORE,

| Er. % PUBLIC SQUARE.
TEE sgOsGySsrs desire g os pubic sltegton to their En-
] simereSg Vestius :, DFiliiHgs. I2eadysFEa6e
Clothing and iull stock OF GentLemeE's Fur
! nishing Goods.
Having purchased our stock under the most favorable
cumsanees viii Oder inducements to cash pune
stock before puTCb sing elsewhere, We would call
and Veslings, make up 10 order in Ihe latest
styles aud warranted % O. sale. We also call
expressly rade which determined eel o.
me lowest Prices anq merely mtI our stock
OF Gentlemen Furnishing Goods viii Away be found com
pse. We will speedily have in store fne stock Of sOYss
Clothing,
WANTED-A few good JOu rHsymeR-nOus hut good ones
eedappIy. BOYSE6 ELVE8SUN
fsbs-f No 20 Public Square.
10 All WHOM n NAY sOhCEEN.
WOULD earnestly solicit THOSE yet indebted the past
year, aud the late 6rm Of Ramaee Church To- call
" thouI delay and SETTLE JOHN RAdAGE,
fsb7 - College street.
TtOFFEE-40O sacks prime Rio Coffee, So sacks Java
~, store aud for Sal b. H. S. FRENCH q SON -
ALT.-g7OO bags aud Due salt, 500 barrels @sl
- in stOresna Tor sale By H.S.FRENCH q SON
TOiASSES.--lJ0 packages, new in sale.
VI ianl7 H. = FRENCH & SON
CAN DLES.-6OO boxes Candle 200 hal quar-
~ ter Les STAR candles, 200 boxes Ialow Candles in
store and for BY H. s.Fa&NCH q SON.
TAOVER SEE D.-I2O bbIs prime clover Seed IN store
- and for sale BY 4. s. FRENCH q son.
VETANT'E 81 900 pounds Bacon 1000 bushels Dried
w Fruit 10000 lbs Feathers, Tor which We will pay The
jsHT BE Il $. FRENCH 4 son.
hAILS.-IOO kegs, (Wheelmg)in store Tor sale BY
~ ianI7 4. $. FRENCH & SOW.
4 GARD.
MRS BECK WITH lvinE disposed OF her stock Nil
WI lirery Mss NJ. HARDY, ha, fr two yssr past
charge Of Millinery Uspar ment in her stabsh-
pent. confidently and wiz pleasure recommends her
patronage Of her former customers and The public
orally. mTb0-lm.
MISS NJ. HARDY,
a. q a. z q 1
NO 34K CAMPBELL'S BLOCK, CUP StRiFs,)
HAVING purchased Of Mrs BEcNwITH her stock Of Ni
II lnery ed her IN Juness, respectfully
invites former nf the abishmens
public &c orally 20 give heFa ca l.
r she will in days b. iu the receipt Of goods
Of the atet syles and efforts her will be
ing TO please those who aT with their patronage.
aarshs-dAn.
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10 MERCaANTSII

g ERCHANTS will dud WaIeTded Walker. an tha
'a Hew and desirable SYKES Of Hats the season %
cash prompt short ums huyr.s Offer cal aiVan
aggs WATERFIELDG WALAEK.
nrh- Fashionable HafLsrE. u Pu lie Sourra-
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BRILLIANT SCHFlFI

hole Tickets So Halves IS Quarters g. 30.
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Waterfie3d s. Walkers.
VVATERFELO WALKER are under 70 ! haai-Eay
W with he new syi~ of Gentismo 3 HBts and ruua-
IDENTIFY recommend them 10 the ice uf al no Hats
want Halls Eear, This syeis very ght and sas.
Tic aud b. peculiar process iu manufacturing u uainul
pressure g uri trrated. WAKEFIELD & Wal KER.
rive SOFT gt.SS uATSl
lNHE iarges and n8t srlet or son Fc Hats
" he f1und Waterasld & " aIker's-thsy them
10 variety and u all the de i.ua 'ruar
cUlurs- Lmrh7I WAKEFIELD & WALKER
REW >Ts as RIDING fFATSI
THE Ladiaa will dni NJ WafeTdeId Wslksr's new and
fJ assortment Of dns Riding HIS. Also, Fancy Hatr
for children suited o. the season.
mrh7 wATERFILD & WALKER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

EUyHE JUDGE OF THE COURT OF PROBATE for the District of Litchfield, has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of the estate of WYLL& STONE late of tchfield in said District. deceased represented n solvent in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Messrs Chester C. Goslee and Ephraim K Bunncl, Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judke. THE subscribers give notice that they sbaIl meet at the late residence of said deeeased in said Ltch field, on the first Saturday of April and September 1857, at Bc!6sk iii the afternoon, on each of said days for the purpose of attending on the business of said appointment.
 CHESTER c. GosiEE Commis- EpHnAIM K. BUNNELL, sioners. All persons indebted to said Estate, are requested te make ififffediatc payment to
 CHARLES J. LANDON, Administrater. Titchfeld, March g. 1857. 46-3te
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
Farm fOl. Sale.

nWNED and occupied by A. W. Warner, situated O 24 miles Westerly from Plymouth Hollow on Walnut Hill is in good state of cultivation con. tains 92 acres, has Two-story Dwelling House with attached, large Barns with Cow Houses att tacbad smaller barns, Wagon House, and other oni buildings, all in first rate ndition is we'll Wooded and Wa'sred and s suitably divided into Meadow and land. May be had in connection with the Far;1 f or good Dairy Cows, 30 sheep, yoke of Oxen. aud farming Utensils, at satisfactory prices. Any her. son wishing to procure d, Good fa,m, withgood nuloihgs ana fences. will do we'll to .ali soon upou
 Plymouth, F.b. F, 1857. ''' "ANNh4"
 in exchange if desired, '-- 1.G Al.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

No MORE ARCTIC ExPEDITIoNs.--It is most satisfactory to ind that Sir Charles Wood has at last taken firm stand with reference to this question, and has definitely announced that. as far as the British government is concerned, the cycle of voyage in search of Franklin is closed. This is the true policy, and the true mercy. .e This determination will receive the hearty assent of ninety nine men out of . hun dred who are capable of forming an opinion upon such subject at all. Without making any pompous. allusions to the sacrifices which this country has already made in order to carry relief to her missing children, we may surely be permitted to say there is Q reason 3 able care for the living as well as rever- cnce for tho dead. Franklin aud his gallant followers have long since been where human aid cagnot avail them dare we take it up- ol. oufselycs to re-commeEce so fatal an ul,- dertaking as that in which they perished :? We will.not venture 10 predict what may be the case when science and navigation have made even more gigantic strides than they have done in our time !; but for the present let the Polar Seas remain sealed water to all but the adventurous whalers who may be pleased to tempt fortune on their own ac- count at the edge of danger Leave these inhcspitable regions to the Esquimaux, to the
 walrus, to their long sunless Winter; they are not fit quarters for civilized man. We accept Sir Charles Woods declaration of Tuesday, as an earnest of wise decision {: Her Majesty's Government will not give
 any encouragement to the proposal to send out another Arctic Expedi ion. ."-London-
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
PLYMOUTH SEMINARY
 FOR YOUNG LADIES'.

\HIS Institution will be opened on the first Wed II nes,lay of May next, under the supervision oi Mrs. MARIA c. ROBINSON as Principal, assisted by competent and accomplished Ts:chers No effort will bc spared to make this School one of the highest order in all its departments. With several years spent in teaching at Missionary Station in India and ten years experience in the supervision and teaching of some of the best schools in this Coun try, Mrs. Robinson now offers her services to tke public as a Teacher and Matron, with confidence Tn her ability to satisfy all who may favor her with their patronage Boarding Pupils will at ali times be under the constant care of the Principal Terms for board, and tuition in English $175 per "nnum Music, Languages, Drawing &c., at the usual rates
 For further particulars and circulars, address the Principal, o, A G;ddings, Esq, at Plymouth.
 rymouth, March l6, 1857. 47-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
March 24th, 1857.

To the Probate Court, tor the District ef Ltchfeld NHE application of CnARhrs Cook of Litchti,ii . re pectfully showeth: That he is Guardian to JOHN BRYAN. ELIZABETH BRYAN. and AVIAN DA BRYAN, Minors belonging to said District, and that said Minors the owners of the following real estate viz: Three ninth parts of certain, tract of land in South Farms Society, containing about five acres bounded east on highway south on David Bcntons land west on Henry Daily's land. and north on Samantha Bl,ckman's E land. being sul- ct to the life estate of their mother therein and their interest being valued at about sixty dollars
 find he further says-That the Estate is at present unproductive that the avails thereof are wanted for the support, maintenance and education of said Minors and that it will be ff the advantage of said Minors to sell the and invest tho avails there "f according to law wherefore, he says, that there is just and reasonable for selling the same He therefore prays the Court to order said Real estate to be sold, and to empower him some other meet person to sell the pursuant to the Statute in such case made and provided.
 Dated Litchficld, March 10th, 1851.
 CHARLES COOK, Guardian
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
.NDSicP.

RY ORDER CT THE COrRT OF PROBATE O for the District of Cornwall, will be sold at fub4ic Auction. on the 25th day of March, 1857. at ten o'clock in the fcrcnonn, at the residence of Jo scph North in Cornwall, all the interest of said North Tn the fartn of about ninety acres of land, with the buildings thereon, whici, said North has assigned for the benefit of his creditors. Terms made known on the day of sale
 JOHN +. HARRISON, Trustee. Cornwall March g, 1857 As ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
Auction.

" AVING some time since disposed of the larger III part of the HUDSON FARM, so called, I will expose for sale to the highest bidder the remainder consisting of Nineteen and One Half Acres of thrifty Sprouts of some twelve years growth-and Thirty One and One Half Acres of Pasture and New Land good for pasture.
 Also-One of Norton's Double Cheese Presses a Cheese Tub, Grain Cradle, nearly new-a Lot of Crockery, &c, &c.
 Sale to take place near the Town Rocm at one o'clock, on Monday the 9th day of April next
 FREDERICK LYMAN. Goshen, March 2Sd, 1e57 4S-tso
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
F A R M FOR SALE.
MY time being occSnied in tha ',

A MY time being occupied in the manu-
 EHE featuring business, I therefore offer the
 Eiii Farm for sale. situated in the sostherl,, - part of Ltchfeld, in South Farms Soc;- ety. about two miles east of the public bniidnes in said Society. It contains about one hundred and fourteen acres of ard and is suitably divided into meadow, pasture and wood land, with a good sun. ply of Fruit Trees There are four Barns a Dwell ling house, Wagon house, Ice-housc, &c, thereon standing. aItf
 fS The above property will be sold very low.
 For further particulars enquire of Almon L. John son on the premises, or of D. P. Baldwin at Wheeler & Wilson Mfg Co.,, Bridgeport, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

virtue of warrant for the collection of .l., saSss. will be sold at tho sign post in the sossh sSs1 soSisty Of Washington, Monday May 25 of Lewis Good, Marvin W Dimock. C. w IT F. Nor Mor. row. William Moody, and Seymour Morehouse "a at the post in Marketable on Tuesday May 2s. 1s57 at 10 o'clock A M., % much of the real estate of ton DOer yis@e on Taesap Nav ,n as seT ,siP Pres ? clock, F. M., so much of the real estate of Ephraim K. Bunnel. Abel CTsmmons, Henry R. Goslse. Philander Hatch. Samuel Hatch and Mer win Waller, and the moftgaged security of Esther Newcomb e will pay the taxes of the above na- med persons, laid on List ls65: together with all lawful fees and costs
 WILLIAM c. BRONSON, Collector
 washington, March l9, 1S57. 4S-ste
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

Distraa of Wood6ury ss. Probate Court Feb 2S, 1857 UPSTATE of DANIEL STfNON, late of Bethlem, " in said District, deceased
 The Court of Probate for the District of Woodburr hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit snolr claims for settlement Those who neglect to s" their accounts. properly attested, within a Hme, Will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted te said Estate are reoueste to make ;mme o@se 9r .s payment to JOHN c. AMBLER, "-" Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

A a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth. with 1A in and for the District of Plymouth, on the 7th day of March. A. D., 1857
 PRESENT. AMNI GIDDINGs ESQ, JUDGE.
 On motion of the Trustee on the estate of JOHN F. COZ, an assigning debtor. of Plymouth within said District. it :s ordered by this Court that tice be given that the Administration Account in said estate will be exhibited for settlement at the Probate Office in said district on the 2lst day of March next, at one o'clock, afternoon. by posting a copy of this order on the public sign post in said town of Plymouth. and by advertising the same in 6 newspaper published in Iitchfcld
 Certified from Record
 46,St AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

A Court of Probate holden at Salisbury, with q m and for the district of Salisbury, on the l1th day of March, A. D." 1857:
 PRESENT, ROBERT N. FULLER, JUDGE.
 On motion of John Cleveland, Executor of the last will and testament of Thomas N. Smith, late of Salisbury wihn said district deceased, this Court doth decree, that six months from this date he al. lowed and limited for the Creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Ex ecutor-and directs that public notice be given oi this order by advertising in a newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by posting copy thereof Oh the public sgn-post in said town, nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt
 Certified from Record,
 47-Ste ROBERT N FULLER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

U Ltchfeld hat limited and allowed six months from the date Hereof for the creditors to the Estate of HOBART KILBOURN. late of I.itch6eld, in said District deceised in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neglecting to pre- sont their accounts within said time properly attest ed, will be dcbarred recovery All persons indebted to said estate requested to make immediate pay ment to FREDERICK B. HAND, Administrator.
 itchfield March 4, 1857. 463
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
MORSE & GASTON'S New Map of Our Country.

REING . complete Country Map of the United s 11 States, oAnadas. Nova Scotia, New Brunswick,
 Mexico, Central America, and the West Ind'es It as tho only Country Map of the whole Country now extane It is sold by authorizod agents only It is importantfor us all to be familiar with the Geography of our own Country, and from Map of this kind We ooean more correctidea of the relative position of our country than can be acquired in any other manner. Look out for the Agent and be ready to suoscrloc' St 4Se
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26

District of LackGsd Pro1ae Court ss. March 19, lSo7
 ORDERED: That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in Litchtcld the 25th day of May 1857. at 10 clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published in public newspaper the place where such Real estate lies three weeks successivey at least six weeks before sad time assigned.
 4s-3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
SHARON.

YNHE Republicans of sharon arc requested to meet 18th day of March instant, at o'clock, M to nominate Representatives and Judge of Probate
 BY ORDER oT THE COMMITTEE.
 March 2I, 1857 lt4e HoLLowAYs PILLS purify the secretioIs which en. ter into tho composition of the blood and thus pro- duce salutary effect upon every organ for the bloed feeds and sustains every fibre of the body: The cures accomplished by this famous remedy are seeds of disease. The old practitioners are thun- dsrstruck at the rapidity with which chronic dys- pepsia and liver complaints eradcated by Hollo- ways Pls after all the aperents and tonics in their yepertosa have been tried in vain. The philosophy of the matter is this-Nature is first relieved of the poisonous influences which paralyze her action, and then assisted in her efforts to recuperate the system Bronchitis and Coughs Cured.
 BosroN. August l5
 Nessrs s. ". Fo,cle Sr Cd-Gentlemen :-- Having been troubled for considerable time with bad Cough and Bronchial affection, induced to try bottle of DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. which I am happy to say entirely moved the difficulty. I deem it but justice to say thus much for the benefit of those who may be similarly afflicted. GEORGE H. DAVIS.
 Firm of Hallett X Davis,
 Piano-Forte Manufacturers, Boston. hereby certify that am personally acquainted with Geo H. Davis Esq, and have the fullest confidence in the above statement
 H. G. BARROWS, Practising Physician.
 Boston. August 15
 None genuine unless signed I. BUTTS on the wrapper. 472t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
FOR SALE.

NHEAP, a valuable FARM situated on the line Barn, and other Buildings, all nearly new, and con tanng about 140 acres If applied for soon will be sold at a bargain. Apply to Mrs LEAvENWORTH on the premises, or the subscriber at " obbury..
 THOMAS BULL. March 18th, 1857. 4S.St.e
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-03-26
Stat< ef Connecticut, County ef Lachfeld ss. HARRIET CARD)
 $. PETITION FOR DIVORCE

WALTER CARD. ITPON the petition of HARRIET CARD of Corn O wall. in said County, made rcturnable to the Superior Court, next to be held at Litchicld within and for said County the second Tuesday of April 1857, praying for divorce from her husband, WAL TER CARD, on the ground of desertion more than three years and ilstemperance as by said petition on file, dated Feb. 2lst, 1857, appears.
 It appearing to. and being found by the subscri- ping auohorty, that the said Respondent is without this State. gone to parts unknown s, that service of said petition cannot be made upon him personally It is ordered that notice of the pendency of said this order in the " Litchfeld Ena,irer nevspaper published in said Ltcheld, four weeks successvelv, the first publication to be on or before the first Thursday in March 1857
 Dated at Litchteld; March 2d 1857.
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN. 4w-46 Clerk of tlig said Superior Court