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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

teu,-,he impoverished blood must be improved both in anantlty and qnaiy-a suppressed and dt ilclent se> cretius restured-une, retgh and v,gr gwen to the muscular systcm-the nervous $! s;em baced up; and 10 bring about all these ngts only good dlai agent must h- ade d" but time must neees. sarlly be ha for ;iie syst. 10 bling aout such great and important changes Let these facts be remembered by a j patients whether they take Bss DNsptptlc Re medy CT any other rrepar atlon-etu Il Gc remembered
 that time IS absouttlY necessary to the sy stem m bring ng ab,ju much change and the restoration 10 hea ih Let Il reltmbei ed In, tie taking ut
 this Remedy lh, there sliuuiu De perseverance, and guary, and muck Gi the GuXl iry trta.n nt car
 red out as circumstances WI" admt ut It ths done, the patient aay assured l, Viii be g:adu- and steady improvement; the debility and prostra- ani the whoe categ,ry of i'lie ,nls and aches pains the bacA oiIs, lace, ea:i, &c, Will all gradu ally su,.s! s!tt.
 aln very trequ"n ly inquired of whether it would not he wei tu the preparations oi iron In conlunuun wIi tile Kennedy. Nu take l.0tIlng, for !uu ecd nothing else aud hesd,s the pr parauons o hsrnnth, g. would, m great r'any pro uuCe Gn all additional rri'aliun oi ihe stomach, the very thing that uu try Ing get rid of and not only lnls those pr-plratiuns would do god, for trey would not De ldktu Into the clIcua'lUn itUi M closed u the mouths Ut the ilCael Vessels, ich nave Ai:eaUy described iii EE preVnGs advertisements, In culrluslrn, let -ure ltnaie that by steIGy and Vnlng ak!G ui he ken dE, she may every hope U recovery but uil:tss, When It's use Is roln' h cd ihcr' e de'etniIHtIoh 10 take Il regularity, wOu not advise tue tilI of H. as neliiler proprietor, .sc having It tor sale, dt sire any .le U luk ke II uIieSs Iht do su n 2 'ou faith.
 W, ". DLlSS, No 3b3 Broadway, \. !.
 BLISS UYSPEp!lC REMEDY istr sale by all respectable druggists, and by Whom It wIh bt sent to any auur SS by iiuIi, OH lect!vlS two uol'alS tne piice ot Ilc n!cdcIne.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
gTATI EATxS. Connecticut State Agricultural Society FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION
I;DEEIE.IDGEtT.

Octobr 18th, liih, l5th and l"th, 1857 PEEMlCNS OFFERED EXCEED S7coo sS2,5oo nc;t,lv, ot:,,le, for NEAT STOCK. Ssi 0C0 ali oycr rirrc,! iur Hurss.
 S?Oo fir SuGEr, SWINE aEi POULTRY. $500 for FLOWING lHPlEHF>rS. c;c., anI $fGD Ter DAIRY PRo- DrcE, NE1ErA::l's, etc besides equally liberal MoNEy pEHNtt ls Guip AID SILVER MEDALS for MANurAcrrHss "t all k:ni> WORKS OF AET, FRUITS, FLowE&E. anl WIsE. etc etc. ctr
 TliE GROUNDS rI. !oSr over tiIirty tcrcs hin mile of ,c Bridgeport station. Ample lnlno- dations are arranged for Stock of ail hindS. Spa ripns PaE.l!,nS an! Tents will De E:rV;iicl for Flowers. Vegetables lry,luec. etc.
 The Nanlt.tctu"ers and Mechanics: Hail, is i. substantial rnttcd structure for goods a!c o injury from rUn Nc LAn Exceedingly Attractive Fcs,tuIc will be the l,l for the display ot MAc!in-y ct all kinds in Melton.
 SPEED anl ENpraA>cE, a fine HAi!-l!ile Track has been graded with great trln itli,tr surveys. ss+9 All entries of articles and stock t,r exhibition must he male on "r before Monday, rctoher 18th. on the books o: the Correspon nc Secretary tIenry A. D,er) at Bri getort and a article, or stock must be uu the SrvLlII and tnterc,! on the Lui-e> books before U clock A. Il. on Tuesday, OctU5lv 18th
 TUESDAY at 9 o'clock A. Nj. the grounds will be open tr members of the Spcictv. At the time Ju:lce> will enter upon thr:r duties WEDNESDAY ami tie two following days tl.e Exhibition will be orei to the public,
 The Fee t,r Life Membership > SD 0O. For An nual Mtmi'c. >ttl? Sl UG. Members entitled to five tickets of a,!IniS>"n Single admission D cts. Admission of Carriages with two Horses. Sl Car r!aGcS with hor>s D els. each with ticket !ul each person contained il the carriage ri" ticket office is near to the entrance to the srouE Is.
 Grand Calvacaie of Horses, followed hy procession of Neat Stock
 each day d: clock \. NJ.
 Trial Of Working Oxen on Wednesday at oc coul r. NJ, with loaded carts,
 Exhibition Of Horses commences Qa We inc>ay at 10 Q clock \. NJ, and continues throughout Thurs lay. Connoiious clc- vatea seats are provided opposite the u s> Stand au,! overlooking the whole track. ct cilar54 oi l2 l-Z cents
 The Flowing Match Is on Thursday at 10 clock 4. NJ, within the
 grounds
 The Annual Address will he delivered on Friday. by DONALD c MITCHELL. Esq, at II o'clock A. NJ. within the grounds. At it's conclusion the Reports of the JadgeS will he read aud Awards announced, after which it is expected that persons having articles or exhibition. will take charge of them
 fs3' Railroads throughout the State transport ar ticics and stock for exhibition free of charge
 ss@ There will be PUBLIC AUCTION of stock "Wednesday and Thursday at noon. and Friday at A. NJ. Entries far Si.es to be made at the Secre , tuy office -l-4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
To Females.
DEBILITY AND PHOSTRATlON OF SYSTEM NERVOUSNESS, PAIN IN RACK
 AND JOINS, Sc, Sc. Sc.

AND JOINS, Sc, Sc. Sc.
 As remedy for weak and facilitated Pennies there are few. II any, equal to BLISS DiSpEPiE REMEDY, Its action Is prompt and etiectual. amt unlike nearly all oher pre- cparat,"ns such l!on hismuh, acids, bark, &c., wEn>e acton IS attended with more ar less of icrat'n ana excIfrmrnt to the system, purely tonic, and entirely tree ' m any IT, rtalins qualities, ard frm rhs fact uecuiar!v an2 cable lhuss oi long continued d bllHy so ire quentlv met with among females.
 It will be remembered that n!ne cut of every ten ot those cases of luna continued ehv. arise from di-ease o, he stomach. D, hv, loss nt strength, angn"r and ui Sl stem, mere symptunS "t d>ease disease which iE a great maj r'yrf casrs 's m the mucus membrane at ihc stomach and to this n'eni- bra Shoa rcmstiia treatment be directed, that the cause may be removed and with 1t the pros ration "f system.
 l, very frequently asked, How long mus, l take the Remedy ? How long wl i; take 10 me
 These are hard questions to ans"er "r the dura- tt'n ct treatment will depend much npon he pa 'ent-her temperament, Conton, and state ot the sys- tCm IL Sh 'uld be remrm mhereI by every female that the disease which they look upon eral dtb'ly' and pro>trauon o the powers o the system has been prowing upon them perhaps far years, and o c"urso tune must he allowed Tor the system grow back again into a ot health. The system, under the in- fuence of this Remedy, will very scou recruit itself ; bnt miraculous mt be looked for even if ,: is Bliss Dyspep,ic Remedy they are taking. would be too mnch to expect of Ihis ur any other Remedy that disease which has heen growing upon he pa tien and taking deeper and deeper root into the svstem year a,ler vear, shall be cured in a few ,ays n. even in few weeks. Although its good .if'c,s will he ex- perenccd in very short lime. the restoration heaI,h is always sl and gradual process for en-
 tire change has ,o be wrous throughout tue cnre s!s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

RTHVILLE INST1TUT T E The 1V Winter Term of this school will commence November 18th and continue sixteen weeks. It is open to the youth of both scxes and its principal object is to afford orough and pracical English education also to provide competent instruction in Latin and French.
 Young gentlemen and ladies who a's cheating themselves for teachers can here follow course of study that will make them good practical Teachers, (proyic,l it is possible for them to become good telcllcrs.) The mo'!c of instruction is calculated to draw out the Pupils and make them rely upon their own resources. and particularly 10 enable them to impart their knowledge to others by requiring of them thorough explanation of each lesson before the class.
 There is fourisiing Lyccum and Manuscript Paper connected with the school also weekly cxrr- cis,s ill Composition and Declanlati"n. Instruction in Vocal Music is given to all the students free of charge.
 TERMS OF TrIrIoN-Jn the Common English Branches, Gncluiiu@ Reading. Writing, Spelling. Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography. History and Philcsophy) $6 Higher English an the L ,ngusgcs, $7 /; instruction upon the Piano 22 lessons, SlO
 Good board be obtained in quct pleasant families near the Institute at the rate of S2 per week a limited number can he accommodated witk bo;rd in the family of the tcachcr.
 For further intnrn;ltion address
 EARL BUCKINGHAM Worthwhile, Conn.
 2l-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
'G. e&e Js. IA .E3N:ES s. X's
 CLOSING OUT SALE.

FHOR THE NEXT SIXTY NAlS WE SHALL
 A-' offer to friends. and all who are wishing to make their Fall and Winter purchases q hlgo and well selected stock of IiTy Goods. Har,warr Crockcry Boots and Shoes. and Ready Made Cloth
 ing at reduction of Fifteen per cent less than tho qualities and kinds of goods will be olcrc! in this "r the adjoining towns this season. We drcm t unnecessary 10 rrmiud thc piiiic that all of eur goods well bought udcit." from tho hcra! patrol.dEc received ut the bands ou many { customers.
 Having made #rl&nGcm'Gts to leave Worottyillo soon, if is wish to Icciproctc t." many ltyors we have received. and will do iy o0.rug our whole stock at a tritc above the CoSt. In addition to tle goods nc" im store, shall receive tIis week five thousar'I yards of ",crri- mac" C. American Pint Works, ''J Dun'cl & Co., Remnant Prints, in pieces c"ntairimg from 2
 to l5 yards each. Also of tine above named mnilu.
 lecturers, thousand wards u dr~; patterns,
 beautiful designs in pieces of 10 and 70 yards, all
 of which shall sell at saving L. tic purchaser of thirty per cent.
 Our Ready Esanssc Clothing Room.
 In His department gentlemen will find inc larg- est and most attractive stock to bo found il Litch- field County.
 Wolcottyic. September 1st, lSJ7.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
ROBERTS, CCL-C MIXTURE FOR
 TEIEs A HsEss.s

Is one of the valuable medicines that should be Kept b, every !amll, The rernichus tabt oi contn- uai!y dos ng infants wnl Parag,rlc Lauda um, Alo- dJne Cufui"ls like narcotic prepara tioIls winch eseiy veal dcsro, ig tncr Ihuu>ahus, can- not stiu- ly C;LdenueI. he prnctce HuS its orgn usually, m nJi hav!ng any iet'doe rrnieuy al ind, aud the cries ui lo llIe sufferer prompts the eAluDou u any thmg tnat gl,eS Ic.iCt Inc pru- piIeur in compromising :hss remedy, mad m view pre- pat wuuiG uI:ly all s, ely Iei.t, bat iii: tt from those utltierlouS effects tha always succeed lht exhibition ul narcol.c rtne- ties.
 Livery sort of rclnrdy am st has been comp landed 10! the uualt vni "nnMy winch are f'ud inHny very vau! be preparations but iur the helpless hue SICK miau very any rellahe remedies nave been pre- pared. any (, by those have maue their ds- ease a study. As fegattS the merits ui ths Hnxiuie nothing be saii, for the u Irnit ssur Rob- ltl and lectur, Diseases of c!nd- sttccnt guarantee tor le IeIneCIai yrires of the pfeparalon. Ing Ihe many years that It has been before tie peo e III lis preset lu has gailed l.~ci: d wide ext, ndtt lutureiy and repIlali" iaElcs, not only Of entire nclShHOrA"uds, bt towns and counties, dcn nd on ihIs Ill u:e u ir tie pul- posts jnr hirh II ls c'.inp.unGeI. Inc undersigned the sole agcnS Tor in, lurretnr and [" wioin al uruers irulu l'Ie tr,,c should tr audrpsstd
 llAi.NAl it!oLr.I & KITCHEN,
 t6 Butciay street, New fork.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

.Stn'e of C.anarija', ., tu"~ty ef Ltc+.@ad,
 L!yGuFiELn. September lGth, 1851. E TrON petltn ut said hrtSy \ Sweet, praying, for reasons therein set forth for divorce tI nl her husband, Hiram Sweet, late oi Washington in sail County now pending before the Superior Court in and for l.tchticld County. |" be hol,cn the frs; Tuesday of November, A. h. lSlI;
 It appearing tu #ni hriug found by the suhScIi- hng authority, that the said respondent has gone tt parts unknown
 Therefore O.hertd That notice of the pcn,lerry of said pctiti,n hc given said respondent. Iy pub ,shiug this or,',! in tie chticll EnGui,; news paper printed in Iitchtied. six weeks succc>si>cv ccmnrcnrn, on or before the 9th day of Scp;em bcr, .A. D. 1851. ORIGIN s. SEYMOUR, 22-6t Judge of the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
Diyhia of Trringoa ss. Prcbue CdHH, Ept lo 1857.

DisriH of 7orrmgtoa, ss PrcbEe C4HH S4H lo, 1857. HESITATE OF LAUREN CURTlsS, LATE OF RI Torrin:,tn in said District, nccrasrd
 The Court of Probate for the liisict of Torring- ton, hath limited and alcwr,. six months from tEc date hereof for the Creditors uf S; Estate, repre- sented insolvcnt, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Frederick r. Hills and Levi Hodges, of said T"rrin%t'n, Commissioners to receive an,! examine SIid v.,i:ns
 Certified by HENRY S. HARBOUR, Judge, The Subscribers give notice, tiat they shall meet at the hru.c lately occupied ly said deceased, in said lorrnGt"n, on the 18th day of October, 1857, and 18th day of March, ls1S. at O clock in tlie attrrnoun on each of s,,i days for the purpose ui attending on the business nf said appointment
 FKkpEEick ?. HILLS. c,,mis..rs
 IhvI HopGEs,
 All persons indebted to said Estate reln"se,! to make immediate plymrl to
 22-3t LAMONT STREET, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
YHyUE LCGTT NSTITUT T F & ,Ean lru D L MrIcIrr u 4 EL.c.ur

YHyUE I.CGTT NSTIT t T E K The KEv D. G. WEIGHT, M A., Rector
 This Institution aff rs every opportunity for the thorou%;, education of boys, preparatory for College or active business.
 The Location in point of health and facilities for rational amusement iS srrHnd to none in New Eng land the Naugatuck Kni!snad renders it easy of ces. and the names {" the Trustees will afford s'lt- ticcnt guarantee t.at the ancient and honorable reputation of this town scat of learning will be fully sustained
 fine pupils are members of the Rcctol's family and subjected to parental aiscipiinc are faithfully taught and enjoy the coulto:ts of a home. The nn,nlcr is so limited that each may receive every progress No pains will be spared to render tn, scholarship of the school equal to that of any in the country.
 The Scholastic year is divided into two sessions commencing the .rst "Wednesday of May an'l No veullcr Vacations, the months o April anl Ooto- Der.
 plain uniform dress will, hereafter, he worn by the pupils, which may be furnished in the school ol at home. Each pupil provi'l' his own towels, nap knS sheets and pillow cases also. silver fork ana spoons. Every article should be distinctly marked with the owners name.
 ns7" The Rector will receive those boys who reside in New York; vicinity, at the AStor House, pre- cetng the commencement of each session and, ut its close, accompany them from lAtchicld tu the city.
 The Rector has the honor to refer to 7"e Bond 9 Trustees: The Rev. J. N. Wiley, the llun. Josiah G. Ee>kwith. Edwin E. Webster, E>a the Hon Gideon II. IIols'cr. William F, Baldwin, Esq. Tae riitors: The Right Rev. John Willi,ms. D. D the Rev. D. R. Gomiwin. h. b. Pres. Trinity Col legc the Rev Robert A. H.ilam. l.. D., the Rev tJncob l.. Clark. D. n. the Rev. Edward 4. Wash burn; also, tn The Right Key. Y C. hnwnrl. D. D. the Right Rev. Hovatio Potter, D D., IL. D.. J. N Baestier Esu., Ii Vail street, New York w. D W,shhun, Esq, I'll Houston street. New York Aaron Erickson, Esq. President of Union Bank Eo chester New York II. Hitchcock, St. Charles H." tel New Orleans; Henry A. Bills Esq Washing ton D. C. the Hon. seth ?, Recls, the Hon. Ori@en g. Seymour Litchleld; the Hon, James M smith Recorder New York City; Wm. Il. Phelps, Esq Wius.,l.
 TrRMs-Cnc hundred dollars DOT session. payable invariably in advance. Modern Languages, cact Sl5 per s>ssiun; Drawing. Slo; Music, Organ "l Piano. SCU; Seat In Church. Sl. H3
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
A FARM FOR SALE.

FEEHE one now owned and occupied by Earl John -a son. one quarter of mile north of the North Cornwall Congregational Church. There are about l00 Acres of Land. suitably divided into meadow. blow and pasturt-"cl Watelcd. An Orchard ot ;Eaftcd r1it-twcnty acres of Wood Lln,-A how tWo-Story House, with every accommodation for keeping boarlers. Alio-a House opposite which has every suitable convenience for keeping q sc!ool. There is a C>tern ill the kitchen, which L"i>'S GO l"rrclS.-A od-llouse, two Barns. with wells and pumps at each yard.
 EARL JOHNSON North Cornwall. Scpt. 20. 1857 2a-3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
NN I. TON A c A D l. NJ Y. lH@ A. k MnNSE A D. prinriNll

Professor of Mathematics Natural and Experimental
 Sciences.
 Rev. G. J. H,nn,sox. A. M., Professor of Ancient
 Languages and Literature. Miss J. A, SCuAunEE, Teacher of Music, Painting,
 Drawing and French
 Miss M NJ, MoRsE, Teacher of Primary Depart
 mcnt and Common English
 The Fall term of ths Academy, located at Milton, 1i,chiicld County, Conn.,, will open Monday October llth, 1857.
 The course of instruction embraces English branch es, Experimental Sciences, Higher Mathematics Ancient and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing Painting, &c., Sc,
 < Commercial Department has heon added in which thorough instruction is given as in any Mercantile College. at half the ordinary expense Diplomas awarded to these that satisfactorily complete the course. A Teachers class will he formed the third week uf the term, in which instrnctinn will he free Co those whe design teaching.
 The Institution is supplied with large Chemical and Philosophical Apparatus, to which additions will immediately be made.
 CALENDAR FOR 1S51-S First Quarter commences Monday, October 19, 1851 Examination commences Wednesday,, Dec. 30, 1857
 " closes Thursday. Dec, Sl. lsa7. Second Quarter commences Monday, Jan II, 1858.
 TptrinN rER QUARTER, Primary Department, ,............,,.......S 30 Common English. ...............,.,...... m Uoher English .,,.............. 3 90 Ancient Languages s.....,,........... 6 5O Contingent Expenses. scs.............,.,.... ou Commercial Course with English branches. h oO Piano Music with Use of instrument ..'.'.' lo m oo Mclodeon '' ....,,, oo Water Colors, Oriental, and Grecian Painting m each. ......,...........,...,. . pb Mnnocbromatics P,sti, and P.llis work each 8 co Papicr- Machc work s co French and German elch 8 co
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

Prof. J. Foster, Union College; Rev. J. Richards, D. D., Elm Park Institute; J. Sheldon, Jr. A. M. New Haven P. Furbeek, A. M., New Brunswick, N. J. ]. Q. Rice. A. M, Goshen Academy H C. Johns, Esq, Troy, Penn. Rev. J. NJ. Wiley, A. NJ Litch6eld; Rev. D. G. Wright, A. NJ, Wolcott Insti- tnte {; F. c. Goodwin, Esq, Litehfeld, J. B. Nixon, A. B., Greenfield Hill Prof. T. S. Lambert, Brook lyn, L. l.. & M. Thorp Esq. Alfred N. |.
 fg" Send for Catalogues and Circulars. 23-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

FENHE Subscriber offers his FARM, divided into -A meadow, piow, wood and pasture lan,. on which iS dwelling house, two harms. and other out huittin-S. ali in good repair. Sl Farm iS lucltcd equally distant h"twe-n Iitchiicll and Plymouth Hollow. in the Society of N"rhlrid. and contains 20 acres A good opportunity to thos: wishing to make q bargain.
 ISAAC TUTTLF Northfcld, Sept 20. 1857. 3t-22o
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
Misses FarnswOrfEl.

A T their old StaLd, and have just returned from EA New York and can now show the Ladies of LitchfeId and vicinity every novelty of the season in MILLINERY and FANCY Goons
 Ladies, please call.-Four Doors West of the Court House.
 Very respectfully, MISSES FARNSW OETH. JitchGel, Sept. 2, 1857. 22tj1
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
LATEST FASHIONS FOR M II L. I M E R Y

fH*Hl. subscribers having just returned from New York with splendid aid select assortment Of Millinery Goods, would invite the ladies of 1itch- field and the adjoining towns to give us call. as we think cannot fail to ple:se the most tastldl- ous We have rich and beautiful designs for Hats and Caps, Also, every variety in Ribbons, Flowers, Fumes; Vcs of every description; Gloves Illus lin. Cambric and Linen Collars and undersieeves and Bands. Sclrfs. something entirely new. Also Dress and Cloak Trimmings and every Va riety of Fancy articles generally found in MllI- ncrs shop, all of which will be sold at the lowest prices for cash
 Mourning Goods of all kinds kept constantly on hand and made to order. Straw bolnets bleaclcd and pressed in the neatcst manner.
 E. E. RowLEY. 2l-4to l.. BUELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
NOfirP.

NE HEREAS my wife LOUISA l. PERKINS " has left my bed and board without just cause l hereby follil all persons har'oring CT trusting her on my account as shali pay no dehtS ot her contracting after this date.
 CALVIN PERKESS Plymouth, Conn, September ?, 1857. .3-St'
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
Present, SAMrEL D. OEToN, Judge.

Present, SAMVEL D. UEToN, Juf!ge.
 On motion of William Roberts Esq, of said New Milford, EXecutor of the last Will anu Testament o said James A. Hungcltorl late of said New Milford ,lccc,sed
 Tms Court GoM order Gnd dccree That six months from this day, ito wit October 5th. 1S51l be al- lowed and limited for the Creditors of said Estate o said a,re.scd, to exhibit their claims against said Estate to the said EXccutor for settlement al pay incHt, or o dcbarcl recovery and paynlc. there, of of which limitation. this Court orders and di rccts, that public notice be given by sa!I Exeutol of this order by publishing the same ill ncwsi ape printed in Iiclfirid in the County of litclIttl |,
 and by pos ing copy thereof the public ,ignf st in sail Town of New Milford nearest to ti.c place where the deceased last t.weIt. in said Town, and in one other public place in said New Milford, and make return to this Court.
 Celtilicu tr.m Record,
 D 3t SAMUEL D. OPTION, Ju'ge
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15

Board at public or private houses $2 ao per week. Those residing in the vicinity who return home on Friday Sl 20. Rooms may be rented in the village by those wishing to board themselves.
 Literary Scientific and Miscellaneous lectures will be delivered once in two weeks The t,la~ias have been engaged for the Fall and Winter terms :
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
-It a Court of Proire koGen m LhhftM, ar,m and for h'e D;Hr'a of Lac'Gdd G'e lOM day g' O,io1o,

17 COUV o7 7IOE7c E0GeN 0 L7- v f!a WNIM Q3d TV
 He D~roa ol LNcjGeld oa E'e lOht Gay J Oto1o',
 A. D. 1857
 Present. GEO c. WooDHurF, Esq, Julge TNNIlE Exe,utor of the will of pII!I.O BAILY. -E late of Goshen in sad distiict, dee ascd represented sail Estate to l irtsolvcnt Wncrcupon it is ORpEKED--Ihat Iomnuissoncls to receive, and decide upon the claims of the Creditors of said Estate be sppointed at the Plobttc Office in Ii cI- field ou .c :4th day of October, lS51. at o'clock in the forenoon and said ENrcutor is directed to cite all person., interested therein to apr,ar tit they causc before said Court at sliI time and place to he heard relative to s,il appointment hy posting copy of this order on the public sign post nra,c>t to tine place where said deceased last %wrlt ami in said Town of Goshen, and hy publishing the in ncwsp epcr published in said Town oi I.itch!ietu. Certified from Record.
 9o-;it GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-10-15
LitcnGrIa fiat iIHslfOrilsm.

TE7IIE citizens of Litcfcld county arc invited {"
 4 call on the subscriber, who keeps constantly Oh hand a large assortment of HATs ani CATS of every variety and fashion. Ihc subscriber having mao apletc arrangements with t!r" best and most fashionable houses in New York city for supply of Hats and Caps. is prepared to furnish all who may tive him call with articles in his line that cannot ail to suit anl at prices cheap Gs they cin he bought in any place in tbe United States. He has ,n hand Silk anI Fur Hats of Gcnins and Knox mani.flcturc also, large assortment of Fan"y Hats and Caps of every description He derotes his whole attention to this particular line of business and icIcby tenders his public acknowledgements to his patrons for their generous support, and hunby ,3lis for a continuance of the same Store in Wet street, two doors west of the Court-IioIlsc HIRAM JACKSON.
 Litchield March, 1856.