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Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06
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G. W. GARRIOTT. PROPRIETOR,
ENTENDS Immediately TO commence extending
4 the main pipe through Montgomery, Downer
Bird. Huntoon, and Myers streets. Parties who wis
10 have attachments made to the same. will have
them attended to by leaving their orders at ihe Oro-
vile Steam Mill Office
The advantages Of these Water Works TO the cit
zens of Oroville. must be apparent to every onean
auxiliary and labor to the housewife, rs well as
store restaurant and holel keepers, and ready at all
times of the day or night Tor their use
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06
just Received and in Store.

A large supply of Alcohol Campheno, Lard. Sperm
Polar, Neatsfooi, and Boiled Oils. Solar Oil, and
Camphene Lamp Wicks. Cau1le Wickng, Wax and
Night Tapers, norax. Soda CASTLE Soap, Salad Oil
Cream Tartar, Strychnine, Castor OIL and Wyn-
kuop's Medicines. Wholesale and retail, by
ALLAN. THOMAS s. CO..
ap1f Corner and sixth streets.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06
MEDICAL.
DIR. ). C. YOUNG.
LateProfessor at theUniversity.P Pen,

LateProfessor at theUniversity,P Penn.
Can be found at the old stand. cornsr =.
Montgomery and California streets. Son
Francisco,
Where he can be consulted privately and Viii, =,
utmost confidence by the afflicted at all honrs NV, ne
from A. NJ. until p. NJ. Cures awavs cnar,r,i,
or no pay required.
IMPORTANT TO MTNEBS. TRAVELLERS r,rc
YEHHERE is no nalady Of deeper imnort,n - ~
in medical or moral light of view, To wb,et,
the human family is more liable than tb.t ,' ,eh
from impure connections. '"s
As medical man il j. the duiy Of every nbvsi,,.,,
to look at disease "a il effects health and Ito 49, i
sole object should be to mitigate as fr ~ au ms
power The bodily suffering Huna1ratnr, =, - ~
but frail. all are liable to misfortune " 'es' Is
ot allihe Ills t' affect ipan none are mere tcrrils
han those OF private NATURALIZATION ne i, - 4:
the person who contracts il frightfu as are iis rao
rs rf+1n his constitution, ending Frequently in des,.,
ion and lua,bsunf grave. it becomes Of sfiIl r,
importance when il = transmitted to innocent m
sIring Such being the cCse how necessary /, no
.nnes that every one havin. The least reason 10 e.
hat they have contracted the disease. should anorI
10 it at once by consTiiin,. some physician VIZ
res peciaiby and education enables him to warran,
safe speedy. and permeneni cure. In accordance
with his r5ecfssiiY, Pr YOUNG feels called unon -,
state that, ht long study and GxiensIve -facie4 bo
has bel0ne perfect master nf n those Diseases yhb
come uader the denpustna-io9 Of Vencreai. and bay
ing paid more attention to af one branch Than an
other physician in the United States We feels himself
better qualified to treat them.
syphilis in all its forms. such ulcers swelling in
the groans, ulcer in the throat. secondary syphilis chi
taneos eruptiOns. uccraiions tertuury syphifis -
phiIis in Children mercureai syphiltic affections o
orrhea eeet. structures, false passages inflammation
the bladder and protrae glands, excoriions. tumors
posues etc, familiar to him the most com
mon things OF daily observation
The Doctor effects cure in recent cases in a few
DAYS and finds no difficulty in curing ihust Of long
duraion without submitting the patient such treat
ment as will draw upon him the alighfesi suspicion
or oblige him neglect his business whether within
oors or without The diet need not be changed ex
cepl in cases Of severe inflammation. There are in Cali
fornia patients amounting 10 over two thousand in
the past year, that could furnish proof Of this bu
these are matters tbotrequre thi incest eecresy which
he always preserves.
All letters enclosing $40, will be promptly attended
to- Office hours from Q A. NJ. to F. NJ. Address J
G. YOUNG, NJ. o Express buildings, corner o.
Montgomery and Californian streets, 0Ssr Wells Ear
y. = EA tar..ss Dandrlmeui.
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

All afflicted with private complaints should consult
D Young, whose education is not surpassed by any
phN~ican ia ihc Ia his skill honor and in
iegriiy MI may 5clr with safety. while most Of the
practitioners in this city are without honesty
pecabiiily their prctenJns being grounded in gnOr
lnce and assumption.
Office Of Montgomery and California streets,
up stairs opposite the banking house Wells Fargo
\ Co. Open from y. NJ. (, 5 f. VI SuD,iSy irss
GUIDED
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06
IfISCELLANEOU

lO7 Clay St San Francisco,
FER FOR SALE
ALCOHOL:
CASTOR OIL;
TARTARIC ACID;
BLUE VITRlOL;
FRESH HOPS;
CAMPHOR;
CREAM OF TARTAR
SAL SODA:
SEIDLITZ POWDERS;
BORAX:
STRYCHNINE;
FLAVORING EXTRACTS;
SHAKERS HERBS;
EPSON SALTS;
SUP CARB CT SODA;
BAY RUM;
MUSTANG LINIMENT;
ALUM;
BRISTOL BRICK;
SALT PETRE;
IRISH MOSS;
CANARY SEED;
JAMAICA GINGER;
GUM ARABIAC;
INDIGO
CALABRIA LIQUOR1CE;
SASS AFRAS BARK;
TOWNSEND'S SARSAPARiLLA;
SANDS SARSAPARILLA;
C0OPER'S ISINGLASS;
YELLOW WAX;
C0PPERAS,
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06

1st. Parties wanting The water must apply at the
Office and obtain their certificates for the same. by
paving The of service pipe an1 one mo Abs rent
2nd No addition OF alteration whatever in or
about any pipe water cock, shall be made, or
caused to be made 10y persons taking the water with
out permission OF The proprietor.
3rd All persons taking water shall keep their own
service pipes, siop-cocks, and apparatus, in good
order, at their expense, and shall prevent any
unnecessary waste Of water.
4lh. Parties taking the water and allowing Their
neighbors and others To the same, viii be charged
double rates. or more rs tie case may be.
5lh. The Water Rent is due in advance. monthly,
and in all where The rent is paid by the 9TH
the water will ne Stopped
The proprietor is al Times supplied with materi-
al Tor service pipe wafer closets. sc, and has in his
employ one OF the besl plumbers in the sta c.
Oroville, Apri 2 nh lS57
Butte record. (Bidwell, Butte County, Cal.) 1853-1858, 1857-06-06
a. oARn-FRoN rE. YoUNc,s pRIvArE

A CARD-FRON Ut. YOUNC'S PRIVATE
N MEVlCkfi Oface-To the afifcied-ln this
age of progress, whom scierce is develop itself in
.ncah manner 10 appear almost miraculous every
hing in common place is looked upon not worth
notice In view Of This fact. Or. Young. corner Of
Montgomery and California streets. has concluded to
leave the beaten track hitherto pursued by SCI
..ntIc PHYSICIANS Chat of waiting for the public ia
ind YOU ont alone) and publish to the world as
nucn ~ may be. his knowledge Of the healing art.
10 let those no be in need of assistance know where
they can find relief without fear of being imposed
upon
In continuation of this subject, DR.. Young would
.ay. that of the past years he has pursued the
pracne Of medicine in OF the largest cities In the
United Sinics, with the highest success, and that his
Standing rs a physician is without reirOach, having
at ore time been lecturer at the University of Penn
-ylvania on veneTeal diseases. &c.
Uron all Of these conderaiion-. Dr. Young has
fdence in introducing himself 10 the public, knowing
hat they viii sustain well earned merit.
The following are few of The E;any Testimonial
which have appeared in the public Journals VIC las
few years:
from the Boston Medical Journal
Although opposed to TIE system OF adveftIN
ing for good and sufficient still deem il
but Justice to say That Dr. Young is of the
industrious and indeiigible votaTies Of the medical
science in the United STATES
From prufe .>or Jackson
The subscriber is personally acquainted with DR.
Young. and has seen much Of his practice and can
bear testinnilry 10 his merritt n practitioner.
FROM the New York IIerislt.
The eminence of This distinguished ee'sflemah ~
his profession. aud the very extended opportunities
possessed by him fer The observation Of vencrea dis
cases make his services Invaluable to those afflicted
with The above complaints.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
Chronic Diairi2sea.

THERE is certainly n, disease requiring much
nicely IN treatment Chronic Eiarrtcaa-no disease
taat easily and quickly reproduced from the sgnt
OF eau es, and no disease tant has So oft hafei
the skill at the wsts and most experience men at the
profession. Thuusa "ds there tins moment that
suffering from II, and have been ter months and
perhaps wears; the returned vo'nneer from 'hr
wars OF Mexico. adventures r. III he palts "t all
ornla, alhunuh the disease cuntrnc ed long
months ago yet are sill suff ring from II, although a
long removed from the pesiile tia! atmosphere and
other causes that produced Thousands here are
all Throughout, the South, Southwest and West and IN
tac' throughout the whole United S aes that suffer-
ing from IT, discouraged and dshearlened. and
lost to all hope ct getting nd of it; and why is this
why al! this suffering and d sroura cement WHY Its
tie success IN trra men and why so easily reproduced
from the slehest cause, after il has once become
checked! From either total disregard or an entire
ignorance OF ITS exciting What is that cause
The food that is taken into the stomach. Why Be
the digestive organs not in 4 fit condiion To
receive and digest il and WHY Because of the con.
ees,ed and nhamed condition of their mu,us mem.
brane.
The great majority of those long continued chronic
cases of Darrhoa produced either by the fph in
pn rv or wholly undleested passing the sto-
m ch into the lower bowels and there producing, nv
its presence, irritation of the mucus mbrane, and
the consequent muscular conIacti"n II produced
bv The food after been manufac tured into chile
ibis hates; instead of being tskn by the i'ese' YES
reis pasesd on ta.o the lower bo''ei', AID lie 'es
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22

M VILE INSTITU T Il The
~ Winter Term OF this school will commence
November 10th and continue sixteen weeks 1t is
open to the youth of both sexes and its principal
object is to afford thorough aud practical English
education also to provide competent instruction in
Latin and French.
Young gentlemen and ladies who are Educating
themselves for teachers here follow course of
study that will make them good practical Teachers,
provided it is possible for them ever to become good
teachers) The mode of instruction is calculated to
draw out the Pupils and make them rely upon their
own resources and particularly TO enable them to
impart their knowledge to Others by requiring OF
them thorough explanation OF each lesson before
the class
There is foarishing Lyceum and Manuscript
Paper connected with the school also weekly exer'
cises in Composition and Defamation. Instruction
in Vocal Music is given to all the students free OF
charge.
TERMS OF TurrIoN--In the Common English
Branches Including Reading. Writing. Spelling,
Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography. History and
Philosophy s.; Higher English and the Languages,
81 instruction upon the Piano % lessons, $40.
Good board can be obtained in quiet pleasant
families near the Institute at the rate of 81 per
week limited number can be accommodated with
board in the family Of the teacher
For further Information aftross
eAatM3pgKiNGHAM, Worthwhile Conn,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
CIT AVEL.

THERE are in every section OF the coun'ry tund
Gra,el-a CTS, ase having IL origin under varions
cun>ianccs Sometimes Produced ny dls~!pai'uE and
hlgh v metm ny IN poreristeG ahd IRREGULAR
| ~ and o-nrines by nsnta! GsquIe ude, pay al
eNhauston, &c, &.
The Pre- gress of the diseasc IS oftcntmes vcy slow.
arr-stnp the attention. Of The pl'Ie0 AID witt
much disturb ~ the general hcdiI,-In other
progress rapid ard # the most painful and
stressng character In snher case hnwevrr. patents
apt ln b. luiAi talse securiv nv the IS
Gaping t" tie Drro>ITs thinking that long as
tie Iit pn>i cnn t. escape there need OF CIV
ing The cnnpaat any very part cuiar medical en-
Rni how tr'.ly they SIC, Ping over a mine.
while the match is .'iesdv tieted-forgeru IN tie
slightest circumstance to The de en,inn o'
one, the smallest particle of the deposit We
the t,rn!aon o STONE. one at the most horr ole
diseases that e sh heir aud disease that. in III
cases out OF ten has its origin Gravel How truly
DIES it brhnove every ore sutfrr from the Id
rs, form OF the disc ase take heed lest the mos,
rinus results take place from their negligence give |,
that remedial attention winch 1t SO much and truly
demands
As remedy in this disease, and one that Re
relied upon with every confidence, " RlSLEYL Con-
POUND FIriD EXTRACT OF EUcHU,' stands very far IN
advance of every prepa remedy that has
long be en- used by OF the most eminent members
Of the medical profession. nd rerarded hv them as
Of the safest most speedy and sectual RENE hes
within their reach. 1er every sufferer t.v II; and II
he will do So in good faith and 2ersavere in the tax.
ing Of it, he NAV res, assured 1t will not fail 10 re-
move every vestise OF the dlseass II IS for sale by
Druggists everywhere Price one dollar.
HARRAL RISLEY Il KITCHEN.
Is Gese!ay street, New losa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
THE PEOPLES SOAP.
UNSURPASSED OR EVEN UNEQUALLED FOR rrs
Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UNEoUALLED FOR IT'S
Defensive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities,
a S everything of this nature must stand on i.s
"a own merits for public patronage-it is unnee:
esSary to state any thing than few facts, OF
what it will accomplish.
y. a common washing or laundry SOAP it does
not require near much Soap or labor, and consc
qucntly not near much to the clothes in it's
use, as docs the common washing Soap, and can he
used in either hard soft water
Each bar of Soap is eaveloped with directions for
its
C." have analysed a specimen of Mr. Eotci1+
kiss Laundry Soap and found it very superior
tcIe for washing purposes, and free from adulter
tions 1t makes an excellent suds. and is exceed
iugiy we'll adapted for the removal of ink and greds
spots from Cotton, Linen and Wooden Goods. WITH.
out injury to the texture or color
SYLVESTER ?. WHEELER, Chemist.
Bridgeport, August 18th, 1851
Manufactured by
JOSIAH HOTCHKlSS, Agent,
Bridgeport, Conn,
Corner of Main street and South avenue, vii y
orders will he received.
For sale in Ltch6ed at the principal grote5
stoves 2Sl;
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
MI L TON A C 4 u T. II Y
HI = MnnsM 4 Il Nj. ianl

Avn n. - MORSE. "A II tllh, PA.
The Fall term of this Academy, located AZ Milton.
Litchaeld County Conn, opens on Monday, OctoHer
18th, 1857
The course of instruction embraces English branch
es, Experimental Sciences, Higher Mathematics,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Music, DrdNing,
Painting. &c, &c.
A Commercial Department has been aJde,! in
which as thorough instruction is given in any
Mercantile College. at half the ordinary expense.
Diplomas are awarded to those that satisfactorily
complete the ATeachcrs class Will he tomeci
e, third week of the term, in which instruction will
/ Gee to those who desi ign teaching.
1Th< Faculty numbers four experienced teachers.
The ts.ilHssgs are new, and have ample Chemical
and PHILOSOPHER Apparatus.
Tuition per qirertcr of eleven weeks, 81 80 to SIS.
80; Languages $3.50; Music and Oh Painting,
each SO; Modern Languages, each SIS; CONNER
cial Course SIS.
Board at public or private houses 50 90 per week
Those residing in the vicinity who return home on
Friday 81 %. Rooms may he rented in the village
by those wishing to board themselves
Literary, Scientific and Miscellaneous lectures will
be delivered once in two weeks Ivy persons from
abroad-Winter Quarter beginning Jan. II, 1858.
"a" Send for Circulars 26-ti
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6 2 0 Y z S

and gcseJ io"c produces IN Initiative darrhoa In
the nTs same, Ike ston ach. from It's tiared and
contested Condition, is unable .rrr taac'o"s.
Is unane 10 digest The food mat iakrl inIo end
the food 70; heing dtg"stei prepare! that
enter he crcuatIn. nns o. necessity. he passed
through Tie bowels and essence there acirg any
other foreign subs w'uit. pr duc, irritation OF
The nlncus membrane with which II in contact
AMI The c"nst quencrs are premature and Initiating
discharges from HE Do"es by contactile effort being
/ eACed action.
In the second instance, where the lead has heen ii
9es'eG and converted mo chile and net being taken
by Tie ac:aei vessels, passed into the lower
b'we :. and by IS presence there produces the same
disturbance as thai canscd BY the nncgested 10 d.
ny ~ tiit en- lot taken by the iacfac vessels
il " be r, me eed that IN previous advertisements,
that de-c'iled how the uypcr bowel. c.i- tie fu-
DENIM, rad It's side pric.d with itin;G,erahe small
orhcts, les, mEing T. sioee OF nutmeg "raer-hat
these onsrts wcIe mouths OF small vessels called lac
taels and that he eli OF these vessels vas TO take
up the 20 after it had en- hy the stomach, converted
mo chile and pass I'd ino the upper bnwe 1t will be
reHeG bertd hat SAID the lining meini ranc of the
stomach and boNeS ,ed into tn l'ie orfce~ or
nOu rs OF The lsctaet Vessels, ard lined he also. 4 nd
VIII dlsu he remembered that sa,d these lirIlr OF.
nccs 'vfe very small. II all these points
bred II Will now be very easy TO understand why he
TODD alter beng converted ,nU cl'e not taken up
a:d carried IN the t!o"d 10 nonri~h tie "iv.
should tie have SAID that The nluru$ membrane Of
The digestive organs was in I'll q and ees ed
c"iIi"' and every one Knows that wherever there is
Inflammation there is more or less elf 10 at The
II f'f' d. an II is very easy t. SEE thar rt 70 rorI
De 'n'!c!, sweltnt ct that !niiiy mont
closing up those LITE uritres viii o;cn upon 50
the Obvious WHY lie chile is nof taken
and passed INTO The crruiatipr II i trc.ns, the
vessels ~ oh,c II is AXE up tie CT lie. closed
from The cling {" tie nIucus rare of he dges.-
i've organs, ino winch they open, and the sp. Hing is
pr dureG ~ n2eS;!n and lti i1n!a,n Of that
brare v hat has rs, fucrd th.s rfyn,cG safe OF that
mucUs membrane /? laHSts almost wIfhout !iun'cr
w!ii produce t-pe iien al atmosphere, h1d water m
who NE diet, s'nuinng iod, srrnon~ liquors,
- hua in1 cnEdmfns perper. mistar!, "f"ves 50
esr &c Will poduct mat cord ton % nc nucus
h,,,, ,io ,I,o,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22

a. rATIONERT, OF every descriptions
TOYS ,i,rrn or lie stv'c<;
FANCY GOODS. worthy the attention of all;
BLANK or ACCOUNT BOOKS
RUBBER TOYS, BALLS, SC.
CARD tASES-Co'ogne-Pcrtum
BRU>HES-i4air. Cloth Teeth AMI Nail
CtrLERY-Pstknives, Scissors, Shears
GOLD AND STEEL PENS, &c.
PORTFOLIOS, Writing Desks. Work Boxes, * C.
WEDDING CARDS and ENVELOPES
WATER COLOR PAINTS, all prices
SHAWD PINS & HOOKS OF fiily styles
THERMOMETERS and Baromfters.
With too large assortment of gnnds IN ennmera'e
last reee ed several new STYLES OF Note Paper among
which is ts fe which ensures uniformity OF the
of leuers IN writing Please remember he pace
is i6 Stale Street, Hartford, Conn.
23-f ELIIU GEER.
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vuvHE woLCoTT INSTITUTE

IFNHE WOLCOTT IN STITUTE.
Il The Rev. D. G. WRIGHT, NJ A., Rector
This Institution affords every opportunity fer the
thorough education of boys, preparatory for College
| or active business.
The Location, in point of health and facilities for
rational amusement is second to none in New Eng
land the Naugatuck Railroad renders it easy of ac-
cess ana TIE names OF the Trustees will afford suf-
tlclent guarantee that the ancient and honorable
reputation of this town scat of leaning will be
| fully sustained.
The pupils are members of the Rector s family
and subjected to parental Discipline are faithfully
| taught, and enjoy TIE comforts of home The
number is SO limited that each may receive
attention requisite to promote mental and moral
progress No pains will be spared to render the
scholarship OF The school equal to that Of any in the
country.
The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions :
commencing the INST Wednesday of May and Nc
yelbcc. Vacations, TIE mollls Of April and Octo-
| Der.
a plain uniform dress will, hereafter lie worn by
the uiIls, which may lie furnished in the school VI
at home. Each pupil provides his own towels, nap
kins, sheets and pillow also silver fork snd
si"oris. Every article should be distinctly marked
with the owner s name
e. The Rector will receive those boys who reside
in New York, vicinity, at tie Aat.r House. pre-
rcdlnS the commencement Of each session and. at
its close, accompany them from Litchiield to the
| city
The Rector has the honor to refer to TIE Board Of
d.
G. Recswitn, Edwin y. Webster, ES1 the Hon.
Gideon II. Iolis.er. William 7. H,,i,!wi:,. Esq.
Tie 'Ilsii~s: The Right Rev John Williams o. u
the Rev. d. T. Goodwin d. D., Pres Trinity Col
icgc the Rev. Robert y. Halaln, l.. D.. the Rev.
Jacob L, Clark D. D., the Rev. Edward A. Wash
burn: also, to The light Rev. I G. Bloyneii, d. D.,
the Right Rev Horatip Potter d d.. LII. D.. J. y.
b@lestcr, Esd, II Wall street. New York W. D.
Washburn, Esq: III Houston street, New York
Aaron Erickson, Esd President Of Union Bunk. Ro-
C. Np,y York RI Hi:t.trnr!, St fl,li4S H1-
TEL New Orleans Henry A. Bills, Esq. Washing
ten y. c. the Hon. Seth 2. BEES, the Hon. Origen
:. Seymour Litciield the Hon. James II Smith,
lteror'rr, New York City; VIM. H. Phelps, Esq,
Wmstcd. q
1ERM,.-one hundred dollars per session, payable
invariably in advance. Modem Languages c,lci.
5l3 per session; Drawing, $40; Music, Organ or
IiaTo, So Seat in Church. 81 %
ELM PARK COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE.
N HE next quarter will Commence TUES
Z DAY, OctULcr 18th. u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
NJflCc.

A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town Of
IA Washington on the List OF 1886 are hereby no
titled that have received variant to collect a
Town Tax said List Of II cents ON the dollar
also, The Military Communication Tax On yllc s,lne
List and will meet those who dispnsccsto meet
me at the store Of VIM Leavitt in Washin4t'n, GA
Monday tho 9Th OF October: and on Monday The
18th Of October at the store Of II. $. Bc,nan from
yo'clock until H. and at the store OF George Spelry
from o'clock until T NJ for the reception Of the
same. All persons negiocting to pay ON or before
said days may expect to pay lees for collecting.
ISAAC b. PATTERSON, Collector.
Washington, September Is, loo7- Est
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-10-22
Farm I0r Sale.

FEFHE FARSI AND RESIDENCE Of the late Col.
T. Acrehouse. in Washington, LitchfelI County
containing alont 30 acres is offered frr sale This
is Of tie b.,st felHs in the County, in 4 liyh
state OF cultivation with ample buildings ofall kinds
in the b@St state Of rel airs About 10 acres Of irs;
Qnal ty meadow; has gaod supply If wood ana
timber, pasture and rlow land. Il has all that is
requisite for keeping large stock OF clttie-hoth
summer and winter-with all necessary cv,nyrnien-
fr stail-tceing Tie farm is well v7ltrc,i with
living springs. a!. the barn and Yards are supplied
with never failing water. \ large stock Of catt!e
and a complete sett Of farming tools can lie had
with the farm, and long credit he had if re-
qutt,t TIE farm is VIII known to George Hitch
cock, Ne" Prc>t n. Daniel kceler Hri,igeWa:ci. and
Abn.r Mitchell. WASHINGTON. OF whom enqrcies can
be n.a,ie. For price and terms. apply to $. HART
WELL, at Bridgeport. the subscriber on the pre-
misses. EEISEl NJ. MOREUOCSI,
October G. 1857. 2l-3m