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The North Kent Hallway Accident, England
List of the Killed and Wounded.

From the London Post, June 80
The following catalogue describes the present result OF
this accident which in the number OF ives destroyed er
ceeds In fatality previous railway casually on either
the lines having ,ermni in London
John Ballnger, aged 81, crpcbag maker OF 81 shass
bury place, Alderseate street, city,
Elizabeth Balhnger, his wife.
Eoith Balipgcr, their infant daughter.
IIorsio Turner, Of 90 Brook street, lambeth, aged Is
Thomas Turner, Of 81 Mary at Hill, Eastcheap.
Mrs. wicoxon, OF walwtrih.
Miss wilcrxon, her unmarried sister
Thomas Franklin, Of lb Great Maze pond Borough, 50
OF one OF the dreseers at e. Thomas's Hospital
Thomas Dalton, Of IS Aldenham street. " Pancr1
william Nightingale, Of Brcams buildings, Chanosry
One body still remains unidentified.
woUNDgD.
There also lying at the place the following por
CONS, all dan eerousiy injured -
Jacob Hart OF North street, Earl street, woowich
Mrs Search, OF Hart street, Bloomsbury.
James Poland, OF Tivon House, Gravescnd.
James Akers, OF No Ffanch street, New Town Dcps-
The following were brought on to London and lyins
Sarah Ann Boykeu, widow Of So Brook street, Las
BETH very much confused about the head and face Inc
Dinah Webb Of No Peter street, sun street, Bishop
gaze, fractured leg5. -
Robert Collins boot closer 90 Crown street, Fnseury'
both legs injured, ribs broken and body bruised. M.
NATHAN lei Kettle, shoemaker, OF warwick street, f1m-
leo, very much hurt in abdomen. A.. r0r,n,,c,
Buildings city leg and fractured ibis % Do. 49,
Ferdinand Butcher, frame maker o. ~ Conese "ee''
William RosInson' GILMAN. Of No. Grown place. wal
WORTH incIscd wound the nose ana Do'n knoc" u"
ured -. - A.. q. ~.
,..,s o.ra srer having their wounds dressed were,
br ,heir own wish. conveyed home in cabs
Mary Reynolds, OF 40 ,l ked Ion s"ee' "erA'""''
pact az head injured and left leg hurt -
1obn Tins Of 10 Kinds street, Deptord lpjury across
The loins head and legs confused -,
George Cloves, Of II Southampton street, Nine Fins
trirred in both legs.
lanes Mood bcoskeeper of Catherine wheel Inn, DO
rough Iegs much injured
Jobn owen OF hartford. Injury 10 ankle.
Ada Keene OF No Little Mitchell street, Ironmonser
row 81 Iuke's. Both legs Injured.
Chss Head, coach painter, OF Ne Tennis place, King
sreet Borough. Injury n chest and knees.
VIM Pigeon, ~ King street, Borough. Face much cus
bruised knee and spraned ankle.
Alfred Dawson, Jr., OF the George Inn, Borough q
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IL Eli ESE'.EYE.
Farm fCg. Sale.

7ESIIE FARM AND RESIDENCE of the late Col.
IL Morehouse, in Washington, Litchfeld County.
is one of the best farms in the County, in high
state of cultivation with ample buildings all kinds
in the best state OF repairs About GO acres of first
quality meadow has good supply tf wood and
timber, pasture and plow land. 1t has all that is
requisite for keeping a large stock of catte-both
summer and winter-wth all necessary convenient
ces for sta)-feeding The farm is well watercd with
living springs and the barn and yards are supplied
with never falling water. large stock of cattle
and a complete sett Of farming tools can be had
with the farm. and long credit can be had if re-
4ulred. TIC farm is well known to George Hitch
cock, New Preston Daniel Keller, Bridgewater, and
Abner Mitchell, Washington of whom enquiries can
be made. For price and terms, apply to s. HART
WE'LL, at Bridgeport, Or the subscriber on the pre-
misses. BETSEY NJ MOREHOTTSE
October 6, 1857. 243m
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GRAVEL,

I7iERE are in every section OF the country humid
reds and thousands suffering from the disease called
Gravel-a disease having its origin under various cir
cumstaEces; Sometimes produced by dissipation and
high living, sometimes by lnpOv ersled and Irregular
living, and ottentimes by mental dquieiud p,yscal
eXiiuu-tion, &c. NJ.
Theprcgress OF the disease is ofentimes very slow,
scarce arrestig the attention Of the patient, and with
out much distE.b tn the general HEALTHY other
pr,,grts rapid and ut the painful and
stressing character IN either case however. palt
Gaping OF the SANDY DEPOSITS, thinking that long
ing The complaint any very particular medical atleG
ton. Bul how truly are they Sie"p;ng mine,
while The match is already Iigted-forgeih tha, the
slightest circumstance may give rise 10 The detention OF
enc, even the smallest particle of the deposit NAV give
rise he formation Of OF the most horrible
diseases that flesh her and disease that. in nine
cases out ten, has lis origin in Gravel. How ruly
does it behonve every stuff ring, from the mild
EST form of the dis. take heed lest ,le mos Sc
nous results take place from their negligence give it
that remedial attention winch it much and So truly
de ands.
AZ remedy in this disease, and that may he
relied upon with every confidence, RSLEy'L CON-
FOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BucnU." stands very far in
advance OF every other preparatlon-a remedy that has
long been used bv of The eminent ,nenb, rs
Of the III, deal professuon and re.arded BY them as
enc OF the Safest most speedy and effsc:u RENE lies
within their reach Let every sufferer try il and if
he will do SO in GOO faith AMI rersfvere in The TAX
ing Of il, he assured it will fail 10 re-
move vestige of the diseass. Ii is for sale by
Druggists everywhere Price one dollar.
HARKAT. r lSLiiY q KITCHEN,
76 Barclay street, New York.
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THE PEOPLES SOAP;
UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UsEquALLED FOR 1Ts

UNSURPASSED, OR EVEN UNQUALIFIED FOR ITs
Detersive, Erasive or Cleansing Qualities.
A S everything of this nature must stand on its
IA own merits for public patronage-it is unnc,
essary to state any thing more than few facts, or
what it will accomplish.
As common washing laundry SOAP it docs
not require near as much Soap or labor and cons.
qucntly not near as much to the clothes, in its
use, as does the common washing Soap, end can he
used in either hard or soft water. g..
Each bar Of Soap is enveloped with directions for
its use.
az have analysed specimen of Mr.. Hotch-
kiss Laundry Soap, and found it very superior
tice for washing purposes, and free from adulter,
tons. 1t makes en. excellent suds, and is exceed
ngy we'll adapted for the removal Of ink and grease
spots from Cotton, Linen and Wooden Goods with.
out injury to the texture or color. =, .
SYLVESTER P. WHEELER, Chemist
Bridgeport, August 18th, 1857.
Manufactured by
JOSIAH HOTCuKIss, Agent;
Bridgeport, Conn.
Corner of Main street and South avenue, where
orders will be received. .......r,
For sale in Litchfeld at tho principal grocery
stores. 23ti
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NaUgatuck Railroad.
Esss.a s. :ss.at3 Essg2 e. Ia
Fail Arrangement.

RAN Arrangement.
On and after Monday, Oct 10, 1867, Trains will
run as follows:
GONG NoRTH-LEAvE BRIDGEPORT
1910 A. NJ. For Winsted, connecting with the
$50 A. NJ. Train from New York. and
1920 A. NJ. train from New Haven, and
at Waterbury with the train from ard
to Hartford.
I1.25 A, M. Freight Ilain with Passenger accom-
inodations for WinStAd, lea ss4iiaag Water
bury to go north at 1928 NJ connect
. ing with train from Hartford
5.35 P. N. For Winsed, connecting with the $40
NJ Train from New York, and the $40
NJ Tain from New Haven.
GoISa SoUTH-LEAvE WINsrEp.
$50 A. NJ Connecting Mt Waterbury without leten.
tiun 18th the 800 A NJ Train for Bridge
port, New Haven and New York Also
:. connecting with Train for Hartford
Ito P NJ, From winsted for Bridgeport, New
York and New Haven.
A Freight Train with Passenger Car will leave Wa
tcrbury at S:45 Nj, for Bridgeport, stop
ping at all Stations.
e. All Trains stop at all regular Stations. 81
All Freight Trains have d Passenger Car attached.
Stage Lines.
The Woodbury. Stage arrives to connect at Sey-
mOur with The SO A. NJ train from Waterbury, and
returns The arrival of che TO- 40 A. NJ. train from
Bridgeport
The Stages from Watertown, Bethlehem, Itch
field, Otis, Colebrook Centre Darlington, &c, ar
rive to connectwith l 10 Train down from Wiisted
and return on arrival of the 1910 A. NJ. train up
from Bridgeport
&C. deduction of Five Cents is made when
Tickets are purchased at the office.
c. WATERBURY, Superintendent.
Oct. H. 1867. 20
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NJ OR T WI LIE NSTITUT E 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 atfordj thorough and 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 to become good
teachers The mode Of instruction is calculated to
draw out the Pupils and make them rely upoa 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 furnishing Iyceum and Manuscript
Paper connected with the school also weekly
cises in Composition and Defamation. Instruction
in Vocal Music is given to all the students free Of
charge.
Terms OF Tu1rIoS-In the Common English
Branches, (incuiing Reading. Writing, Spelling
Arithmetic, Grammar, Geography, History and
Philosophy So Higher English and the Languages
- instruction upon the Piano % lessons, SO.
Good board he obtained in quiet pleasant
families the Institute at the rate of 50 per
week a limited number be accommodated with
board in tile family of the teacher
For further Information address
EARL BUCKINGHAM, Worthwhile, Conn.
Gl4t
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State of Connecticut.
County Of Ltchfela, 10
i.ITcuF1ELD September 1Gth 1857.
TT TPON petition If said Betsy Sweet praying,
u for reasons therein set forth for divorce from
her husband, Hiram Sweet late OF Washington in
said County, now pen,ling before the Superior Court
i'll and for litchti>ld County, to be holden on the
first Tuesday of November, A D. 1857:
1t appearing TO- and being found by the subscri-
bling authority, that the said respondent has gone to
parts unknown
Therefore. O:,1erea. That notice of the pcnency
of said petition he given sail respondent. by pub
fishing this order in the Litchtied Enquirer news
paper printed in Litciiicld six weeks successfully
commencing before the oath day of Septem
Der, A. ID. 1857.
ORIGEN S. SEYMOUR
22-Gt Judge of the Superior Court.
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DAY SCHOOL.
MISS M. A. MERRIMAN,
" 1 L TO N A C ENVY.
4XA = A i

My Il l. u K
AVA A. 5. MORSE. A. B., Principal
The Fall term of this Academy, located at Milton
Etchfiell County, Conn, opens on Monda, October
18th, 1857.
The course of instruction embraces English branch
e., Experimental Sciences, Higher Mathematics,
Ancient and Modern Languages, Music, Drawing,
Painting, &C., &c.
A Commercial Department has been added in
which as thorough instruction is given in any
Mercantile College. at half the ordinary expense.
diplomas are awarded to those that satisfactorily
conloiete the course. ATeacers class will be termed
theasird week of the term in which instruction will
be free to those who design teaching.
The Faculty numbers four experienced teachers.
The buildings are new, and have an ample Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus.
Tuition per quarter OF eleven weeks 81 so to S..
60; Languages $3.50; Music and Oil Painting,
each $40; Modern Languages, each So; CONNER
eial Course, Sl5.
Board at public or private houses So 90 per week.
Those residing in the vicinity who return home On
Friday 81 70 Rooms may be rented i'll the village
by those wishing to board themselves.
Literary, Scientific and Miscellaneous lectures will
be delivered once in two weeks, by persons from
sbroad-Wnter Quarter beginning Jan. II, 1858.
tk Send for Circulars. 26tf
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YgeBE LCOTT INSTITUTE
H. The Rev. D. G. WRIGHT, NJ. A. Rector.
This Institution affords every opportunity for the
thorough education of boys preparatory for College
or active business.
The Location, in point of health and fuilites for
rational amusement is second to none in New Eng
land the Naugatuck Railroad renders it easy of ac-
cess and the names of the Trustees will afford Suf
fGient guarantee that the ancient and honorable
reputation OF this town seat of learning will be
fully sustained.
The pupils are members of the Recto1's family
and subjected to parental discipline faithfully
taught, and enjoy the comfo,ts If hcme. The
number is SO limited that each may receive every
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 Mty and No
xcmber. Vacations, the mon,ls of April and Octo-
Der.
A plain uniform dress will, hereafter he worn by
the pupils, which may be furnished in the school or
at home. Each pupil provd, his own towels, nap
kins, sheets and pillow cases also, silver fork and
spoons. Every article should be distinctly marked
with the owners name
fly The Rector will receive those boys who reside
in New York, or vicinity, at the Astor House. pre-
ecding the commencement of each session and. at
its close, accompany them from Litchiied to the
city.
The Rector has the honor to refer to The Board Of
Trustees: The Rev. J. NJ. Wiley the Hon. Josiah
G. Beckwith, Edwin B. Webster. ESQ the Hon.
Gideon II. Hollister, William r. Baldwin, Esq.
7hs Tisitors: The Right Rev. john Williams. d. d
the Rev. D. Il. Goodwin, D. D., Pres. Trinity Col
lege, the Rev. Robert A. H,llam, u. D., the Rev.
Jacob L. Clark, d. d., the Rev Edward A. Wash
burn; also to The Light Rev. r c. Hrownell, d: D.,
the Right Rev Horatio Potter, d D., LII D.. j. N.
Balestier, ESQ, ii Wall street, New York w. u.
Washburn, Esq, I'll Houston street, New York :
Aaron Erickson, Esq. President of Union Bank, Ro-
chester. New York: H. Hitchcock, st. Charles Ho-
ton, D. e.. the Hon. Seth P. Beers, the Hon. Origen
g. Seymour. Litchtell; the Hon. James NJ Smith,
Recorder, New York City; VIM. H. Phelps, Esq,
Winsted.
TERMs.--One hundred dollars per session, payable
invariably in advance. Modern Languages, each
SIS per session; Drawing, SO; Music, Organ OF
Piano, $2O Seat in Church, 81. ~
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District of Litcafcd, IS. Probate Court Oct. 81, 1857.
ENSrATE of SIDNEY H. GRANNIS, late of Ev-
81 ansviile, Wisconsin, deceased.
ORDERED That the Administrator exhibit his Adj
mil, stration account to this Court for adjustment
at the Probate. Office in Ltchteld, on the 9TH day
Of November, 1857, at clock afternoon: and that
all persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof the Administrator will cause this order to
be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld,
and post copy thereof on the sign-post in tine vii
lage of Litchfeld. .--
27-3t GEO. G. WOODRUFF, Judge
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District of Ror5uty, S. Probate Court, October q, 1867
H1srATE OF WILLIAM o. GLOVER of Roxbu-
EI nv in said District an assigning debtor.
/, ORpEREp-That Commissioners to receive and ex-
amino fine claims of the Creditors of said Estate be
appointed at the Probate Office in Roxbury on the
third Monday of November lsa1 at 10 o'clock fore
noon of which all persons in interest will take no.
tice, and appear, if they sec cause, and he heard
thereon. .CHAS b. PHE.i'pS.
37-Sts Acting Judge PROBATE for said district
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At Curt Of Probate holden at 7orrington, ain and
for the District q 7o'rnytot, on lie 3d day Of Oeo-
Der, 1871.
Present HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
H7SSTATE OF FAYErTE W. SMITH, late of
Il i Iolrington in said District, deceased.
Inc Administrative represents the Estate insolv-
cnt, and prays the appointment of Commissioners
thereon WHEREvpoN ORDERED, That Commission
.rs to receive, examine, and adjust the claims OF the
creditors OF said Estate, be appointed at the Probate
Uicc i'll said Torlingtoll, on Nc I'd day Of Noyem-
ber 1851, at 9 O'clock in the forenoon and that
all PERSONS interested in said estate may be notified
thereof the Administrators will cause this order to
be published in newspaper printed i'll Litchfeld
County, and post copy thereof on the public sign
post nearest the place where the deceased last dNet
il. said Torrington.
A true copy of Record,
q st HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
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Of every description;
TOYS ,irrun el; lie Styles;
FANCY GOODS, worthy the attention OF all;
BLANK or ACCOUNT BOOKS
RUBBER TOYS, BALLS, Sc.
CARD CASEs-Cc'ogne-re
BRUSIIES-Hair, Cloth, Teeth and Nail
CurLERY-Penknives, 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 fifty styles
thermometers and Barcmeters.
With too large assortment of goods to ennmera'e.
Jus, recei, ed several STYLES Of Note Paper, alnng
which is one style which ensures a uniformity at the
size of letters in wrnng. Please remember The place
is &c State Sire ct, Hartford, Conn.
23lf, ELlHU GEEh.
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HESITATE OF JAMES A. HlNGERFORD.--AT
EI a Court of Probate holden at New Milford.
within and for the District of New Milford, October
5th, 1851:
Present, SAMUEL D. ORION, Judge.
On motion of William Roberts. Esq of said New
Milford Executor of the last Will anu Testament OF
said james A. Hungcrford, late OF said New Milford
deceased
THIS Court doth order and decree, That six months
from this day, ito wit October 9Th, 1851 be al
lowed and limited for the Creditors of said Estate Of
said deceased to exhibit their Claims against sud
Estate to the Sid Executor, for settlement and pay
ment OF lie debA rcd a recovery and payment there
of !; Of which !:.,3tion this Court orders and di
reefs, THAI pubic notice be given by said Executor
Of this orc T. by publishing the same in newspape~
printed in Lijchtied in the County of Litchfed
ind by posting copy thereof the public sgnp, st
in said Town of New Milford, nearest to the place
where the deceased last twet, in said Town. and in
one other public place in said New Milford, and
make return to this Court.
Certified firm Record,
25-3t SAMUEL D. ORION, Judge.
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Al Court Of PROBATE holden at Lchfeid acshn and for
the District Of Luc+.neld tile l0h day Of October,
A u. 1851
Present, GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge.
YESuE Executor of the will of PHILO BAILY,
IL late Of Goshen in said district, dec ased,
represented sail Estate t, be insolvent Whereupon
it is ORDERED-That Commits sioners to receive and
decide upon the claims Of the Creditors Of said
Estate be appointed at tho Probate Office in Li,cL
tell. the oath day Of October 1857, at o'clock
in the forenoon and said Executor is directed
to cite all persons interested therein to appear f
they cause) before said Court at said time and
place to be heard relative to said appointment by
posting copy of this order on the public sign post
nearest to the place where said deceased last dwelt
AMI in said Town OF Goshen, and by publishing the
same in newspaper published in said Town of
Litchiield. Certified from Record
25-3t GEO. G. WOODRUFF, Judge
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JU Tie DtSl7T1 q Ut t"e -o7 9 "
tober, 1867
Present, HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
DANlEL ROBERTSON Of said Torrington, an
EIS insolyent debtor, having made application to
tins Court for the benefits and rveges Of the 10
section of the statute laws OF this State passed May
session. 1858, ent tied An Act for the Relief OF In
solvent Debtors and for the more equal distribution
of their effects amo g their creditors IT ORDER
ED, That the hearing and enquiry upon said appiica
ton be held at the Probate Office i'll said District, on
the 14th day of November, 1857, at O'Clock, z. NJ ;
and that all persons interested may have due notice
thereof this order shall be published in two weekly
newspapers printed in Litchtied County, and copy
thereof posted on the public sign post i'll Wolcott-
Vile two weeks before the day fixed for sud hearing.
q HENRY IS. BARBOUR, Judge.
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HGA1Txz OR SICKNESS I?
HOLLOW AVS Pills


muscle, gland and fibre in the human frame When
pure, it secures health to every organ when cor
rupt, it necessarily produces disease: llOLLo-
WAYS PILLS operate directly upon the elements
of the stream Of life, nennlizing the principle OF
disease and thus radically curing the lnaady, wheth
located in the nerves, the stomach, the liver, the
buwels the mascles. the skin, the brain, or any
other part of the system
USED THROUGHOUT THE WORLD.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS are equally eiicaeious in
complaints common to the whole human race, and
in disorders peculiar to certain climates and localities
ALARMING DISORDERS
Dyspepsia. and arrangement of the liver, the
source OF iririnty and sutf ring and the cause Of
nnuerable deaths, yield 10 these curati.es, in all
cases, however aggravated, acting as mild pnrga-
tive alternative and tonic; they relieve the bowels,
purify the fluids, and invgoratc the system and the
constitution at the same time.
General Weakness--Nervous Complaints.
When all stimulants fail, the renovatng and bra-
cling properties OF these Pills give frlnness to the
shaking nerves and cnteebled muscles OF the victim
of general debility.
DELICATE FEMALES.
All irregularities and ailments incident to the deli
cate and sensitive organs of the are removed or
prevented by few doses of these mild, but nfalll
bic Alternatives. No mother who regards her own
or her chiidlens health should fail to have them
within her reach.
SCIENTIFIC ENDORSEMENTS.
The London Lancet" the London g Medical Re-
view, and the most eminent of the faculty in Great
Britain France and Germany, have eulogized the
Pills and their inventor.
Hollonays Pills are the best remedy ka,oacn IN
the acorld for the folIo,timg diseases:
Asthma, Debility, Liver Complaints.
Bowel Complaints Fever and Ague, Lowness of Spirits
Coughs, Female Com Piles,
Colds, plants, Stone and Gravel,
Chest Diseases, Headaches, Secondary Symp-
Costiveness, Indigestion, toms,
Dyspepsia, Influenza, Venereal Aztec
DiarrhGa 1ntainat1on tIons,
Dropsy. Worms Of all Inward Weakness
kinds.
80 Sold at the Manufactures of Professor HoLLo.
Way so Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand,
London, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers m
Medicine throught the United States and the civil
lied world, in boxes at % cents, G24 and 81 each
! ag- There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
II. B-Directions for the guidance of patients in
every disorder are affixed to each box.
e9r CAUTION None .lare genuine unless the
words .Iholzouay New York and London" are dis.
cernable as cater-ark in every leaf Of the book Of
directions around each pot or box the same may be
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X E Il q s L N E OIL $.

FEVHE Company have succeeded in removing the
Il unpleasant odor from Coal OIL and now offer
it to the public as the most Economical, Saje and
-4greentlc Light that can be obtained
The above Oil. of various qualities for Burning
and Machinery, together with samples Of Lamps Of
different styles, may be found at
H. W. BJEL'S 4 CO.,
Agents for Lltchtield.
Oct. -, 1857 ties
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EMBROIDERED COLLAR.-A large lot inst
~ opened of entirely new patterns. The ladie
arc invited to call and examine them at
NcNLLL s B-ANsSs,