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- ct A o N Il II Y
- The subscribers have hand an excellent
assortment of Stationery, consisting of Journals Day
Books, and Ledgers, both full aud half bound Records
of all Sizes Log Books, Memorandums in great varie
y Gold and Steel Pens, Penholders, Letter Paper of
all prices, Buff aud White Envelopes, De lie Rue's
cream and damask laid Note Papers, Bath Post and
Envelopes, some of them very nice; Ivory Surface
Stanks Pocket do, common do fancy do, Waters, red,
black and bridal Sealing Wax, Lead Pencils, Propell-
ing Pencils, Pencil Sharpeners, pearl and bone Paper
mine Inks; Diarys for 1857, in great variety; Gum
Labels, Murpbys Mucilage, Rubber Bands, Rubber
Rings, &c. &c.
JAMES GARDNER 4 son,
do One door South of Warren Bank.
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DOCKS! BOOKS!-Artic Explorations The
I'D second Grinne Expedition in search of Sir John
Franklin, 1862 "a, '55 by Elisha Kent Kane, NJ. d.,
U. 5. n. In two volumes, illustrated by upwards of
three hundred steel plate engravings and wood cuts,
one of the most popular books of the season.
The History Of Napoleon Bonaparte. by John S.
c. Abbot, with maps and illustrations, in two VOLS
The Humors of Falconbrdgc, acollection of humor-
and every day ly Jonathan +. Kclloy
Lorimer Littlegood, Esq, young gentleman who
wished to life and saw it accordingly BY Frank
Il. Smedlcy, Esq.
Life and Sayings of Mrs. Darlington, and others of
the family. Edited by B. L. Shillaber, of the Boston
Post.
Japan rs il Was and U.s. BY Richard Hildreth
Eolinc, or Magnolia Vale. by Caroline Lee Hcntl
For sale by JAMES GARDNER d SON.
do One door South of Warren Bank
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'DUY ME AND Pill DO YOU GOOD, {,

- Now is the time to the Great Spring and
Summer Medicine, DIR. LANGLEY'S ROOT AND
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They are pleasant to take, useful at all times and
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them Nearly 100000 bottles used last year. pro-
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Price only 25 and 81 12 cents per bottle Depot 90
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everywhere. mill GIN
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A MERICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
R.H. EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
NArE AGENT OF u. S. PATENT OFFICE, WASHINGTON
UNDER THE ACT OF 1880

RH EDDY, SOLICITOR OF PATENTS,
(LArE AGENT OF U. s. PATENT OFFICE WASHINGTON,
UNDER THE ACT OF 1880
76 STATESTREET, Opposite Kilby ST. BOSTON.
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
years. continues Patents in the United States
also in Great Britain France and other foreign
tries Caveats, Specifications, Assignments, and all
Papers or Drawings for Patents executed on liberal
terms, and with dispatch. Researches made into
American Foreign works, to determine the validity
utility of Patents legal or other
advice rendered in all matters touching the same. Co
pies of the claims of any Patent furnished by remit
ting One Dollar. Assignments recorded ut Wash
ington.
This gency is not only the largest in New England,
but through il inventors have advantages for securing
patents, or ascertaning the patcntabty of inven-
tions unsurpassed by, if not UNNECESSARILY superior
to, any which can be offered them elsewhere. The
%T pHTENT oFFcE Fs than the
subscriber; and as SUCCESS Is THE BEST PROOF
OF ADVANTAGES AND ABILITY, he would add,
that he has abundant reason to believe and can prove
that at no ther office of the kind the charges for
professional services moderate The immense prac-
ticc Of the subscriber during twenty years past, has
enabled him TO accumulate vast collection of specif
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besides his extensive library Of legal and mechanical
works. and full accounts of the patents granted ia the
| United States and Europe, render him able, beyond
question, to offer superior facilities for obtaining pa
tents.
All necessity Of a journey TO Washington, to pro-
cure patent and the usual great delay there here
saved inventors.
TESTIMONIALS
"During the time occupied the Office Of Commits
sioner Of Patents, X ii. Eddy, Esq Of Boston, did
business at the Patent Office, Solicitor for procur
ing patents. There few, II any, persons acting
in that capacity who had much business before the
Patent Office; and there none who conducted il
with more skill, fidelity and success. regard MIR. Ed
DIV as one Of the best informed and most skfu Patent
Solicitors in the United States and have no hesitation
in assuring inventors that they cannot employ per-
son more competent and trustworthy, and more capa-
BILE Of putting their applications in form TO secure
for them ealy and favorable consideration at the
Patent Office. EDMUND BURKE,
Late Commissioner Of Patents"
PROM THE PRESENT COMMISSIONER
"Arausr IL, 1858. During the time have held the
Office Of Commissioner Of Patents, X. II. Eddy Esq.
Of Boston, has been extensively engaged in transact
ion Of business with this Office as solicitor. He l.
thoroughly acquainted with the law, and the rules OF
practice OF the Office regard him Of the most
capable and successful practitioners with whom have
had official intercourse. CHAS. MASON,
| Commis ssiopcr Of Patents"
! Boston January ], 1857. jams ly
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DUILDING LOTS AT GREENWOOD
ID VIILAGE.-Thc Lots, at this delightful Village,
are offered to the public at the low price of
$S5, $15, Sc $40 EACHI


ACCORDING TO LOCATION.
As buildings are now being erected, this is of
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will pay 10 per cent the outlay, besides the gift Of
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The buildings now erecting, and those contracted
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with rooms to let.
Situated as these Lots are they are accessible by
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il being not over twenty minutes ride from the Prov
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The payments can be made as follows IS at the
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Pats, Pamphlets, &c. of the property, can be obtain
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II OTTERIES.-The well known Maryland Con-
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DyICE TO HUSBANDS AND WIVES

N Also, those contemplating Marriage.
colored steel plates, 35 centsplain plates 2j cents,
free of postage.
This work contains dissertation on the necessity
of Marriage in Counting, with for
Lovc-Efccts of Cebacy- acy-Cohabitation-Caus of
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other useful instructions-from the arcnch of Jean
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HENRY s. G. SMITH & co.
Box 42lo, Post Office, n. York.
Agents wanted. jan3l 6m
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GOVERNMENT EDITION of PERRY'S
" EXPEDITION TO JAPAN-Narrative ofthe Ex-
pcdtion of an American Squadron to the China Seas
and Japan, performed in the years 1852 1853 and S54
under the command Of Commodore NJ. c. Perry, Uni
ted States Navy, by order of the Government of the
United States, compiled from the original notes and
journals of Commodore Perry and his officers at his
request, and under his supervision, with numerous il
lustrations. For sale by
g. II. WHITNEY,
n26 o Wcstminstcr-strect PROVIDENCE.
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HNHE POETRY OF PHYSIC.-Aver,s Pill

be starved out.
Cleanse the system from impurities and you are cur
ed already
Take tls best of all purgatvcs, and scrofula, ind
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and bowels, all arrangements and all diseases which
purgatiye remedy rcac fly before them like dark
ness before the SUM-
Reader if you are suffering from any of the numer-
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That AYERS CHERRY PEcroRAL is the best medicine
for cough, is known 10 the whole world and that
AYERS PILLS are the best of all Pills, is known to those
who have used them.
Prepared by by DIR. J. G. AVER, Lowell, Mass. and
sold by Druggists everywhere. O25 ly
nR. LARMONT'S PARIS AND LONDON
IL MEDICAL ADVISER and MARRIAGE GUIDE
goth edition, 400 pages, 100 Electrotyped Picture
representations, CLOTH representing all the diseases of
the Genital Organs OF the male and female The most
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from the secret habits of youth and excesses Of mature
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formerly from Paris and London Address all letters
box No. s44 Post Office, NewYork The author cures
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Extracts from Editorial Notices Of number of news
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awe concur with other papers in recommending DR..
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German Die Reform, Sunday Dispatch, Staats Zcitung
National Democrat, Day Book, Essex Standard Ral-
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GRANDMOTHER LEE,s PORTFOLIO.

GRANDMOTHER LEES PORTFOLIO,
N illustrated by Hammatt Billings.
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Bright Pictures from Child Life translated from the
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Darton's Childs First Book. or Universal Primer
Daisy, the Fairy Spcctaccs by the author of W
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Worth not Wealth, and other Tales, by Cousin Angie.
Red Boards Stories for Children, translated from
the German, by Cousin Fannie. For sale by
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do PROvIDENCE.
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nRUGS AND MEDICINE ES.-
~ The subscriber having refitted and replenished
his store now offers for sale large and extensive as
sortment Of new Drugs and Mcdcices, of as good IL
quality as can be purchased in this tuwn. Also all the
Patent Medicines now in use. He has likewise large
and beautiful assortment of Pernmery. Those wish
ing to purchase would do well to call.
All these articles are warranted good, and sold as
low as can be bought in this State, by
jy Is f. SANDERS.
HERE Is ANOTHER NO HUMBUCl-
III The BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS a
fresh supply of this excellent article Just received at
Long Room, the Great Cheap Store, corner Miller and
Union streets.
This Bum is used for identifying the complexion
and removing all TAN, PIMPLEs and FREcKLEs Ii s
also superior article for SHAVING and CLEANSING THE
TEETH, both artificial and natural
The of the article is suid have proved 10 the
infant and youth, luxury, an antidote, and Of
diseases and the advertiser knows of a case in which
this article gave immediate relief where an eruption of
the skin had become painful.
Directions for using it envelopes every bottle.
ag2 L. G. WHEATON.
NEW AND EXTRAORDINARY DISCO.
~ VERY.-The INFALLIBLE LIQUID HAIR
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hair, and has no bad odor.
1t may be applied regardless of the weather. The
time required for gentlemen to color Moustaches or
Eye Brows is from one to three minutes for whskers
from three to five minutes; gcntemen's or ladies'
hair from five to ten minutes
Prepared and sold by J. s. HARRIS h co. No. 142
Westminster street, corner Of Eddy street, PROVE
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VIRGINIA MANUFACTURER TOBAC.
o-IIAWkINS LOGAN

Tobacco Commission Merchants IL Front street, New
York receive regularly direct from the Virginia
uacnrers Tobacco Of The most approved brands, and
have always in store full assortment Of the various
qualities OF lbs halflbs., 5s ST. los and 32s, which
they offer for sale accommodating terms aud in lots
20 suit purchasers. JylSu
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LIST OF VESSELS

BELOrJ CLING PORT WARREN,
Together with their by whom
Corrected each issue
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miscellaneous.

AZ DOZ. KID GLOVES, colored and white,
4O Just received and for sale at invoice prices, at
the Unrivalled Cheap Store. TURNER co.
PS. Few soiled White Kids for sale at 81 IL cts
per pair, very cheap. apo
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Books an0 5tationcrD.

MUSIC BOOKS.-GEORGE ii. WHITNEY,
WI Westminster st, will supply dealers and others,
th all Music Books used in New England. n22
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HISTORICAL MAGAZINE, and Notes and
III Queries, concerning the Antiquities, History and
Biography of America For sale by
q. H. WHITNEY, 3 WcstmiiYtcr-st,
f25 PROVIDENCE.
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GS-TICKINGS-There is large lot
l of these Goods at Long Room, and will be sold at
the same old prices that they before the rise The
Great Cheap Store corner of Miller and Union sts.
ap25 e. WHEATON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-25
Fillibuster Walker.

This notorious character arrived in New York or
Tuesday evening. jane Is, and was received with 6
salute, speeches, &c.-with cheers from mob othis
sympathizers. The Tribune says: ga
1.-The reception spiritless His speech wa
spoiled by the rain and the whole affair was ecpset
by the more important moven ents of tn. great fill
libuster in the City Hall. The Walker ovation wa.
emphatically fizEle.''
On Thursday evening, according to adtertisere>-.
lie was present at waacks Theatre Par Fly fol his
own good, and partly for g the good of the house "
Escorted thence by crowd of the boys" h, made
bit of fllibuster speech from the balconyof his
hotel, "and was followed by General NuEr and
others-the band meantime playing "H;l Co.
lumhia," {" Yankee Doodle, - :. Root Hog orDie, "
&C.
The New York and Washington papers CONAN q
letter of two columns long, from Walker to Presi-
dent Buchanan in which he @ asks leave to tg his
special consideration" of some complaints ofWalk-
er's against Commander Davis, who interfeed to
save the rascars neck from halter Anohetime,
the Commander would know better.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-25
General News.

"A farmer in Germantown N. j., claims that be
land He raises principally early vegetables for the
markets, and uses about $1,000 worth of fertilizers
on his land. From patch 46 feet by $50 feet, he
has sold $50 worth of pie plant this season. and can
sell more from the same patch.
"A somewhat hazardous experiment is about tc
be tried by Mr.. Charles R. Webb, owner and maste,
of little slooprgged yacht called the Chal ter Oak
street, New York 1t is nothing less than to nayi
gate this little yacht, of but twenty three tons
across the Atlantic Ocean. The New York Erpres.
says the yacht is now taking in stores preparatory
to voyage to Liverpool-which place Mr. W. cal.
cuates to reach in three weeks. !.
The Rockville Republican says that Miss Sarah J
Colburn, of Chaplin, died on Tuesday of last week
from the bite of common black spider The cir.
cumstances were these When she arose on Monday
morning, week before her dec ease, she found the
spider upon her pillow and felt singing sensation
upon her lip, which continued until Friday, when
her lip and face commenced swelling and she was
confined to her bed until her DEATH Her head and
face, and neck were much swollen so much so that
she could neither See nor speak She died in great
suffering.
Henry w. Flagg, Representative from New
Britain died at his home on Thursday, the 10th, of
hemorrage of the bowels. He was prominent and
respected citizen, 43 years of age, and leaves wife
and six children His funeral was largely attended
on Sunday last. Committees from both Houses of
the Legislature were present, and some 200 free
masons followed the remains to the grave and uni
ted in the burial services of the order
The Journal Of Commerce gives hard account of
the shipping of New York. 1t says: "such de-
preston as now exists in the mercantile marin. has
been seldom experienced. Wharves, far up town.
usually vacant are fully occupied by ships laid up
IN ldeness other vessels, taking their chance in
trade sail in ballast, otherwise earn an uncon-
Portable loss to the Profitable voyages are
the exceptions
In Andover, Mass, last year, SIS premiums were
offered to the boy who would destroy the largest
number of caterpillar's nests The consequence was
10000 were destroyed. This year SIS are offered in
similar premiums. This is good plan If towns
would generally adopt it they would lie cheapiy rid
of the best of caterpillars
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-06-25
Local.

SUICIDAL melancholy affair occurred in Wood
bury last week-the death by her own hand, of one
of the most estimable members of the North Church
Mrs. Cogswell The deed seems to have been per-
forme1 with the utmost deliberation the main blood
vessels on either side of the neck having been
cred by two strokes of razor The time chosen
was when the family were absent at funeral, and
Immediately after lnficting the wound, the patient
concealed herself in bed. 1t had been well known
to her intimate friends for some time that Mrs r
had been laboring under melancholy amounting al
most to insanity, and had, on one or two occasions
expressed a fear of some rash act like that which
has ended her life. There seems no reason to donbt
that it was induced by paroxysm of insanity >:
and her family and friends have the remembrance of
faithful and irreproachable Christian life to con-
sole them for the gloomy circumstances of her de-
cease.
DEPUTY SuERIFFs-SEeriff Vessels has appointed
the following Deputy Sherifs:-
Albert n. Beach, Canaan Cicero B. Beach. Kent =:
Henry A.. Botsford Falls Village Jasper P. Brews-
ter Cornwall Geo. Lockwood, New Milford Henry
Miner, Woodbury.; Phillip Rockefeller Salisbury
VIM S. Seymour, New Hartford; Alex. C. Thomp-
son, Winchester; Pitkn n. Yale, Norfolk.
John E. sedgwick, Esq. has been re-appointed
Deputy Jailer.
On Monday last at P. NJ commenced storm
of thunder, hail, rain and tempest, which was per-
fectly terrific The halstones ratified against shin
gies easements and clapboards, like missiles from
besieging army-the wind blew with almost the
force of hurricane, driving the rain in torrents
over hill, plain and valley. Crashing pcals of
thunder shook the vaulted sky. while the red light
nings flashed, and darted, and glittered from the
blackening clouds. post, on the Agricultural So
cetys grounds in South street, struck by light
ming and shattered to splinters Happily the storm
was of short duration.
FOURTH OF JuLY.-Look at the advertisement of
So The Ladies of St. Johns Church. in New Milford,
and remember the Floral Festival and Fair, which
is set down for the glorious Fourth. s. v. S.
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GREAT Ftoop AT CokS,Se.-The viIlae O,

GREAT FIooD AT CoRNlNe.-The villae Of
Corning, n. Y, was flooded on Thurday
The principal bridge and walks have beentorl
away, and the destruction of property i i'm.
mense The working classes have snffereI Sc.
verely, large number of their houses hsing
been washed away. Communication betteen
the upper and lower parts of the village was cut
of, aud the running Of the trains on the Erie
railroad temporarily obstructed. The frshet
is now subsiding, and the danger is passed. The
cellars of the business portion of the villaaare
filed with water, and masses Of timber fIthe
streets. :. =: =