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nle0ifines.
HEAITH on AMERICAN WO,

HEALTH OF AMERICAN WO'
IL MEN FfoT a. n Y Daig Ness tEd1lseri1Ii Al
T. Bridge on .sFhe Heafh of American Women cnoth-
column He treats the subject able manner and
Fron fls Al5GHy Morning E-Yress
'Marshas Uterine Cainoeon has Di0sed TO be fully
b. medical gentlemen and others Dr. Bridge is regular
physician OF very ns 2itaiasnis m19 Of great lasmsnt
ttoner n all diseases especially those Of women and
From Physicians.
AIaIsh1rs Uterine Caiholicon will certainly cure all
the diseases for which 1t Is recommends J."
In the worst have ever met with AIarshalls
Utenne Cathohconis Is Ger am and safe remedy"
MARSHALL'S UTERINE CArHoLICON
suuhestafiugiv nered reliable REMEDY for those
compalnis 70 which eyery woman IS liable ald which srsd-
talk OF work becomes alike source Of suffering, If not i'm
possibility Among the e9npiaIn for which The Catholi-
pressed lrsguaI or Pa nul MeasTuatI0n Bloatng In
- Tgre1ri ~ fp-55fiverre 1f f-ri,s Vear1burn 90
tseness, Nrvousnessi Faiatnss Papitaiions- Cramps
connected with the uterine organs
ladies who are troubled with any ofthe above symptoms
DIES Dr. BRIDGE, with fu coa6dstos that they vii
meine but rs insed nis have been mlde known 10 ths
spectacle physiciln IN the country.
Tle price o. M4RSH4LL'S UTERINE CATHOLE
con . One D0AaroHt a HaJPcr slHq'e bottle.
WEST BEDFORD. CoshoctJn Co. May a. 1871.
cine o. the GranbeTg onpanv for the last Ten years and
have iuvaraby fund them 10 give good satsiactin ana
the ps ive sod 10 great many famll~s regularly
thcrtcl.aud cuce. and with my trade th have bee
/ = aple AZ icle Alarhal's Uterine Ca hniron
cine tha dome great amount of good IN female dseas
one lady II u toll she had received moro
benefit from bottle than she did frum long
medical treatment By the most skiliful PHYSICIANS
Yours truly, JAMES WILSON.
| January lst, 1853.
MRS ROBINSONS CERTIFICATE.
VERSos, TrumbuIl Co, May lsf. 1883
This cerdes thlt have been Iu very Door health fo
years and found le Or no relief after numhe
Of Physicians My dIsfasr PrliauSs Ute II hal
been reduce by that ard Flouor Abus until bad hec1m'
ulccraud a considerable extent. By the advice of Dr.
g W Bushnell procured and too six bottles Of Marshal
Uterine -tholcun whirh enabled % tend TO hus
baud his last s-kneS. until he died which about
year have token three BOTTLES snce his dt uth
wch has made able O. labor and support my family .
three children The Cafhocan has nearly restored q
health Il Is the only thing Tint has ste my s1fer
ing for which feel very grateful
/ MARY +. ROBINSON.
The CArHOLICON is Tor sale by City Druggists and b.
Medicine dealers generally iull2
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C5Os 1890
The Northern Transportation Co.,

AGENTS AND cONsIGNEEs
J. Myers, CgntieS lOtls kimbal. los State 81.
j. l. Warner, Slip. N. York. Boston, Mas.
Geo Clark, ll3 Broad 81, Crawford Co. Ogdens6h
3 c. Hovey, New York New YORK
H0yey Crawford, Oswego, Wm. 7. Walker Toledo, o
New YORK y. r Mathews. Detroit, Nh.
Mather Co, Chicago, III Barclay Co, Milwaukee
cONsIGNERs
LocKEE Co. Racine. ". +. KIRKLAND, ShebOygan
Ghamberlin, Crawford Co., Cleveland, 0
lsssdtf
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Cleveland Produce Market.
NoRNTNG LEADER OFFICE.
,4--------.,.v Eaut Za-G pm.

NoRNTNG LEADER oFFICE.l
"WEDNESDAY. sept 2-6 p NJ
FLoUR-sales 100 bbs extra 50 $50, and 2oj Ibis
do. at 500.
WHEAT-The only sales heard oi were one oi -o0 Ou
aaoat at 81 Os: and ]. .iOJ bu on private terms
CORN-sale Of 5 40 bus. free on beard, at &c
uIGUwINES-Are less fra and held in instan-
oss, at axe.
We note decline in alcohol vsieh is quoted = SOC
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF CLEvELAND-sept. 22d.

ARRIVALS.
Steamer Ocean Deiro; ~ pks mse &C bales boon corn,
M ksss white LEAD. Gas lgrJ 4 Il
steamer Kaloolah McGregur Bufllo; 10 balls leather.
RraLeuanl 4 Bro
Prop Comet Wa Buialo: . toas mdse, Nix Morris
Prog New YORK Ludlow Dunkif 10 Ioeuo IS tons mdse
Pros Granite stale Ch7puaa Oslenshur-h; Is mdst
Crawford CO. Ddo, HOgty x Crawford
Bg Irqlos. Simmons, Osdeasbargh ls3H tons iron orc,
car RR
sahf s3zaSer, Burke, Detroit; - e.rls wOsd,
chr Alaz Cuunoy, Oswcg1s SO bbls salt, 30 nbs aieT
chr Sunmi, Ro5eTisOa, Oswcgr; l75 bbls Of sa NJ B.
schT RSsaa Farther Bua'o 50 kegs powder Carlisle
ehr Hamilton johnson, oswrgs' i20 bbls q salt, r. L
Sow PTaoe Of wales Irsh KeIloys Island: Is cords Of
s-hr Fide ~. baas.a. Toi,lo ? tons rzgs, Y Tayt-
Sow Sea Wtoh- Fu Ter; Detiuii, % m Il lumler-
cLEARANcEs.
SER CnRolue Blma Pt Hurua 10 tOus Of coal 5 kegs Of
p1ude; 2 hIS glass. ls sgs uails
Sshr ANNE SsJriis Enc: Ilz. tons irOn ore Iron
Sc y Sea Wi,ch FuIlsr. Toledo; I3l tons coa N
sehr sgsnssT BurSe ietIe . tols pls ron lar e
Sc0W Juno Doey' Ten Salni; . ibis hour do slt 3Psgs
sooT Prince Of wales Ish, saHdusky ss kegs powder,
ChambeTlin Lee.
e Lis, of Vessels passing AL cut Of the LocE 0f the
weand Canal CoIhourne 4 ". fuTui he'd by the
Lack Teaior to the Board uf Lake Z UlerWreFs d. P Dob
bins. Secretary:
Bound WEST. Sem 2sh-Noae oa the 2lst-Barqus
Zlioc Prat' schoones CEy oi Toruno Wateniul, Omer
BOUSD East. Sep, a0'h-BriE iiish Queen; sohr C D
Noris On the alst-Sehrs Irs0n. The ld5-e ey. MaT
Earct- LOUIS
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0.Il JEW
Moro to be Admired than the
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jLETKaAND, ZANESTlLLE 4 CINCINNATI
RAILROAD

as . e - =
On and after March s, 1858
PASSENGERS GOING SOUTH will
l. leave Cleveland IN the trains Lf the Cleveland
Pittsburgh Rairuad ~ as p. N changing ears at
Huasll,, lsr Cu-ahUsa Falls, Akron, OrIVIlle and
Niersburs; c0iuectiug at Ofrsiir atl trains o. the
Pittsburgh ST Wavne AID Chicaso r. R. east and west
Or Canton, Aassilun. Wooster L0ud1uve and Mansfield
Trains leave Aliersburg for Cleveland a. 505 A NJ and
IS NJ c0uuectiu. a prrviile with The p
c. r. r., By Whieh passengers, from Canton Massil
lOn " oosfer, L-0u4s.- aud NfaEsfed r-scl Cleveland
5y she evening train Al i1Us P ~
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NEW YORK CATTLE MARKET-sep

NV YORK CAIILE NAhhEI-Sepl p
IBY TELE5EAPH.l
Beeve-Ths CifernEs OF l,eyes were mainly of Tooi
ouaiIl: rs IA low Hnd tie ma kot closed heavy &c
ci hut 4sOI QOfaJn> rtrsed al 4dac or INTERIOR
10 s75sc for Inc b, = 9c f5r prenI an guairs
The general selling . ice, slaec-
Sheep nd L1mb4-n De .tof deIlnd sA!es al 9aOc-7h'
lafer ertrsmc once. Tere ip's ueaTv -e0-
SSIne-In N des4ic demand At n ASK %! c0rnfod; ra
cclpis l.5ll.
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oSwEGo PRODUCE MARKEr-Sep;. =

oSwEGo PRODUCE MARKET-SeP;. a
IBT TELEGEAFUl
Flaur-In ,l0dorate demand
Whel -Dgmlld fair, sales leJ hu n 81 n flr while
Nj hIa. 81 5 i Shi-c C1uaIan; 81 IS Tor red Indiana
CorIi-No' hlug dulu=
10 Ncv \ ora.
Lake Imp1rts-350 bhs HouT' 100 bus wheat -,
Canal EInOrts-sJJ bbs aluT; 1900 bu wheat; 500 bu
corn; 60 ba barieF.
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cLFYELAND CATTLE nIARKET
sALEH MN v WEUN-sIAA.-
Y.rds al B. Il. Jolls5a's. ca P!tts5Ury STRAIT

SALES LIVERY NEuALSDAh-.
Y.rds at B. X. Jolls5a's. Piits5urJ STRAIT
PRICEs-
BFEvEs-These are sold by the head At puce equal 70
line "a ue per 10 iho olmlte yEei-t Of she Beet IA the
uu trters The HIds aal TaJN o. al q1arter, d E1i
CLEVELAND, Sept p, ISIS.
uE-vEs.
We note sales Of 81 head o. ctlc AZ the yards to day at
prics ranging from s 10 SOD pr leo It's live w=hi-
about the sane number held over
cows AND CALVES
There were reported
SHEEP.
We heard Of few being osrs but could no, ascertain
ii " hai prices they were sold.
REMAEKs.
There ege ney 100 ca a. the yards for sais to-day
and a fair share II item disposed OF AZ TeuuneTzist
fures There vas lnsderabc animation among buyers
IN the gar II the day. aud tves changed haads
idy AIuch Of the uferei young and sh.. and
in our opin1r just tue kiEd make ,e der mat DuIns
ths lost our weeks, ha-o published no report Of
the cat e ma kc owIus 70 being iucapacItaed bT sick
ness IN hereafter buyers AMI seIeTs may doPesd upon
fuu rcurt every Thursjay Mr. b. X JoHSsos
Is propretgr Vi the yz-s now VIZ BERGEN dis
posed OF hs entire interest TO hal.
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1858. 1858
Cleveland, Columbus & Cincinnati Railroad

OlUlUlGuu' OOiumbuN OlhbihRutl hdiiIVuO
- - r - -.
WINTER ARRANGEAfEN g..
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, MAY
~ To- Is5s Passenger Train leave Clege and llll-s
6s5 NJ Cincinnati Express, Stopping q B-rea Grafton,
Wellington, New London Shelby Crestline,
eflli.sh, gasllnlt1l aac D-la.ga-e-
35l =, u Acclmlaodaiuus st1p4i-- al all stations
10 ii, Cincinnati Night Passe stopping al all sta
tons between Cleveland AID Gallon, and al
Caroiuston and Delaware also, stopping 20
leave passengers a. all 81 ati1ls south OF Galon
CONNECTIONS
Shelby kanausas = l.e.a aut Newark Railroad, for
Mansfield, Dit Vernon, Ney7lrk, ZauesvIile, &c
CTeStne Pittshurgh- II Wayne and Cleso Railroad,
for Forest, Upper Saudusky. Dclphus, Lima. 81
Wayne Lap0rfo. Chicaso -. west. and Eass
f-r Mansfield Wooster. MassIllun, &c
Galian aad Eeief1ur.e ailrad le Alaligl. Belle
faltaIne. Sidney Unluu, Murcie, Indianapolis,
IeFrs Haute, V. N.ucchlIess Evansville LOUISVILLE,
Cairo, ST. LOUIS,
De awa-e Dayton and Cincinnati Line for Springfield o
DAYTON, Hamilton, Cincinnati. Ilchnond, In
tiauapois, Terre II ute, 81 Luuls, &c; and Il
Ciurlnuaii with the Ohio h Nlssl-s-rp. Rail-
ran for Loui7y'iie aut ali Polths On the Ohio
River.
Columbus Lnse AIiami and Columbus and Xeuia Rail
mad. Tor Xenia, Dayton, IudIauaIoiIs, Ierre
llaHis' s. lnuis Alurr.E. LqE, and. aai tli-
ANAL alI with tie OlIo aud n isslssIppl Rail
road al Cincinnati igr Louisville, Evansville
Cairo, St LOUIS. aud al points On tbC Ohio river
Coum Central Ohio Railroad for Newark, ZausE VILE
Wheeling, &C Columbus, Pqua and Indiana
Railroad for Plqua- Urlaua- Gc-
q For Tickets 70 all points ad Information apply
'he Union Tcks Once 81 Superior street, or AZ The Pas
sengeT stali-s-
Cleveland May 10 ISIS
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-S-pt. "a
my TELEGRAPH

my rELEGRAPH.l
Four-vrelfy fair dem nd; the marie stead rates IN
haneed: saes II 500 bbs AZ s. 81 superne
a. ~ & FOR god % chocs Do. IS . IS 6S for god ID
rhuice extras: S 7s.G5 flr d0lble aIiras
Wheat-srket duh; 1lderG views above huvefs; sale,
2nHb Ia Milwaukee club private terms sou lu white
4 81 rs far michigan 81 % for Canadian and 81 = fo
C5rn-DalI and beavy; sales 1000 bu Al CSC.
Rarlev-Firm; sales zoo bu At &c.
Rye-Nomilal at 6sc-
Oats-Qaiei "a e 5000 bus uasound at sec and so bu
new q: &c
Whiskv-S.ealy Al PC
canal Freirhs-iac on -four l2c wheat. and lie OF
corn 10 New York
lake Re- s5ts "a hours-Four 10 90 bbls wheat Il ls'
bu. corn 6.fSs bu.
Cans, shipmenis-Flour 75s bus; wheat ssss bus; corr
- taf hu
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y.
SMITH & PUTNAM.-PRODUCE,

- Forwardin. and Commission Merchants Dealers in
salt, Fsh. Water me, as CT. &c; also dealers al
varieties OF Goa. BIZ K Ware HOuse-Is3 ls5 River
street. and 81 & g. Dock Liberal cash advances made on
consguments mill
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Il prices they were sold.
REMARKS.
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-Sept. ?
Lrr- II IT .rrI I

FIour-5alOo better with sod d=rllnd for eastern and
Is trae; mo1rIte aud s.ccu awe inquiry
salrs s0J1 bbs az s. 59ei s for uu2 uhd ; 5 > ,o
SupeInuc s. 5J % Tor sNira STATE - Ices = fui
IIuois wsclIsu' $ x a5s1 i'r Shipping brands e
rra Z Jlud uuop % TO- ITkH- Cl1g buJyaut Ca ala
n r a shade nmer, t0l hI al 8 p for superine
s. lua6 ~ for Small sales u Rye hJur al s. Sl
ais
Wheat-FsmsT with tetier demand both IT pot and
hos SumuLzu; s1les IS 011 I at ur inferior
uus ud CHIC spring; - for prime Nj Nlu -iGb;
5 EzEl FAR L god SIte suadIals 81 lsl . II
red southern 81 sal 40 loT sollhern. 81 iu " oT
syhlte keuiuckyN
Bar. y Ngmual AZ e0ds5c, as 70 quality
Curn-Lcss actIve 0D bu zldSsc fgr iufeTl0I
10 good; sc flr sIictly prime Peuusy wanna yellow
asn modsIale Request aes az - i1c iur state ~
Sc for wesCrn
WhIsk Heavy, sales 80 bbis Il ~ "a lsc-
tsrk-Easer. sales Z5JJ this Sl7 for mes; SIC l5
l6gi Z $ S5El5 : for pI1me Inc udcd IN tis
tes arr bbis al -ellrI option al IN, month.
SIs; 81 hUs a. sellers 5a all Octloer, al G,
esh- ...-..-- -
r packed ress Sl5d5 s. fOr Beef iaius and
prime mess beef quIet aud prices ally the
Cut AIea s-lfeayy aul du a. ca 16sc shoulders -
sz. hams
ar-IaIl; sales 30 bhls u NJ. e.liasc.
tsurter-S ealy lzglss for q i Sl6ezle for state
Gheesc-Q uel al 5l-45zc
tcks-~ecO d blard duIl, with bot ew changes price
a. NJ: keauiug fI5s; filTlCm l05S III Ly's;
rs; Chi X O5As; NJ x NJ 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
DIEsT0.

In West Goshen, 17th inst, after one weeks ill of typhus fever, CHARLOTTE ANN, wife of Philo H. Cumming. aged 9 years and months.
 Her farewell services attended Tuesday, the 18th, by large attentive, and weeping congre- gation. She leaves behind her husband, two little daughters pledges of their affection, and large circle of relatives and friends to mourn her loss Yet we mourn not as those who have no hope. for we in duge in the pleasing prospect that if faithful, we shall one day have a reunion beyond the bounds of tine, where meetings partings and farewes are a sound unknown. The departed possessed many of those amiable qualities which adorn the Christian character She was genial in her spirit obedient as q child, loving as wife, affectionate mother, and we doubt not her memory will ever be held in grateful remembrance by all who knew her. May we all follow her so far she followed Christ, and if called to leave the world suddenly, may leave behind us good hope of a bssful immortality bey- ond this vale of tears.
 In this town, 18th inst, sELrcK o. LAxDos, aged E1
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

WHAT RIGHT HAVE BLACK MOTHERS TO LOVE THEIR CuILDREN.-Some years ago the Rev. John G. Fee of Kentucky bought from his father (an elder in the O. $. Presbyterian Church), an old slave wo- man who had nursed him in infancy. He at once freed her. and she found home in the village of Felicity some ten or twelve miles across in Ohio. About a year ago, having been long from her chill- ren the old woman returned over te her old home in Kentucky to see them. The meeting of this old woman with her children. after the years of absence in Ohio, was very affecting, but her master immed aely ordered her off the premises and forbade her to see them again. This poor comfortless black Ra- chel made feeble effort since she could not go to her children, to have them come to her in a land of freedom but she was arrested dragged to Ken lucky jail and will probably spend the remnant of her days in Kentucky penitentary. So much for the crime of a mothers love.-Ctncinnah Gazette.
 TIE NATIONAL FAIR IN VIRGINIA.-Extcnsive preparations going for the annual fair of the Agricultural Society of the United States, which is to be held during this week at Richmond, Va. The annual address is to be delivered by the Hon. Caleb Cushing of Massachusetts. Addresses also to be delivered by Gov Wise and Messrs Vim c. Rives, James Lyon and Wn. H. Macfarland of Virginia of Wesleyan University. Middletown, while the city generally is unusually healthy.
 It is reported that serious storm has taken place off the Newfoundland fishing ground and thirty Maine and Massachusetts vessels have been lost
 During the week ending October 16th, the number of deaths in New Orleans from yellow fever, was 3l0
 Same time from yellow fever in Charleston 40
 MINNESOTA Minnesota has gone Republican by a decided majority. The St. Pauls Times of the l7th says the Republicans will have from six to ten ma isrity in the House of Representatives. The Pioneer lDem) comedies the House to the Republicans, but thinks the Democrats will have the Senate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
Ahead or Nowhere,

IFS the motto of D. ". JOHNSON g. CO.
 A No. 20 ASYLUM STREET, who are leading the trade in tie way of House Clothing. We keep con- stantly on ham large assortment of ENGLISH and AMERICAN KERSEYS, made and unmade i; GREY. SCARLET, BLUE. PLAID. PLAIN AND FANCY BLANKETS of every description. WHIPS, as good an assortment can be found in the State. Also, BUSTERS, COLORED WOOL and LINEN MATS CURRY COMES. SURCINGLES, HALT FRS, CHAMOIS SKINS, INTERFERING STRAPS, KNEE BOOTS &c
 RUBBER GOODS HORSE COVERS HOODS, COATS, PANTS. APRONS, CAFES. HATS, CAPS, ROBES, SLEIGH BELLS, FOOT MUFFS, &c., in their season.
 TRUNKS are perfectly at home on. BABY CARRIAGES ard HOBBY HORSES in abundance. The nimbe sixpence tells at 20 Asylum street, Hartford. D. w. JOHNSON & co. 24 St
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

Rev Dr. Pomeroy, one of the Secretaries of the American Board of Foreign Missions, sailed for Eng land in the steamship Niagara, on the 5th inst He goes under medical advice. to be absent until spring, in consequence of injury to the nervous system.
 Keitt of South Carolina, in a late Whippy Swamp speech, is out against nominating conventions He is for return to the old congressional caucus sys tem of nominating presidents He, also, recom- naends the nomination of Buchanan.
 Constant F. Daniels, Esq., late editor and proprie- tor of the New London Chronicle, died in that city on Wednesday, aged G9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
HENRY A. HILL

WNT GUILD announce to the citizens of Ltchield w and vicinity that after absence of ten years, he has returned for the purpose of prescott ing the TAILORING BUSINESS in all its branches, and trusts that by faithful attention business he shall merit the confidence and share in the patron age of the public.
 Particular attention paid to the cutting of
 JUVENILE DRESS
 Thanking old friends for their kind demonstra- ton in his behalf he invites them and all in need of work in his line, to call his rooms over the post office in South steect.
 Litchiitld Oct. 20, 1858. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
Millinery and I)ressrlaaafns,

aS ISSES FAR NSW ORT'JI have now on hand ore 44E the largest and best selected assortments "i Goods offered n tawn consisting of the latest nest fashionable stvlss ot Paris and New York Mh- uery Hats. Ribbons, Fiuwegs, Piumes, Be, Sc. Gloves, French Lace Vei!s, Dress Caps and Head D. esses Corses, Extension Skirts, &c.
 ChIiuren's Toys in endless varieties. Willow Ba.- kets and numerous Fancy Articles, which We shall be Tpy to show our customers.
 9(~ Mourning Hats on hand and male to order the shortest nolice. Very respectfully,
 g MISSES FARNSWORTH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

A Court of Probate holden at Iitehfield, with IA in and for the District of LtchGeld on the 23d day of October, A. D. 1e5S
 Present CHARLES ADAMS Esq. Judge.
 On motion of CARRISGroN ToDD and J. R. HARRI- SON. Executors on the Estate of SARAH ABIAH REED late of Goshen within said dis trct deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executor and directs that public notice given othis order by ad- vertisnf in a newspaper published in Litchfeld and by posting copy thereof the public sign post in said town of Goshen nearest the place where the de- ceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 27 CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

fE-At meeting of the Rector Wardens and Yes trymen of Christ Church, Water town, at the Recto- ", Oct 2lst 1s58 the following preamble and reso Iutions were unanimously adoptcd Where's the Providence oi God has removed from the sphere of his earthly 1abors and usefulness ALANsoN WARREN, Esq, late Vestryman and com municant of this Church, and
 Whereas our departed brother has long been a firm friend constant and liberal supporter and counsel Tor in all the affairs of this Parish and Whereas his death has occtsioned a sad void Ill our midst.
 Therefore Resolred, That while We bow in humble submission to the inscrututabie orderin5s of the Great Head of the Church in removing from us our frioad and associate, will cherish the memory ot his name and of the many manly and Christian vir' tues that adorned his character
 Resotyed, That in his decease, we are atiectngiy reminded of the shorness and uncertainty of human life. and the importance of Christian watchfnlness and against the coming of mortal foe. Resolred That We tender our heartfelt sympathies to the family of the deceased CT their severe affiction and that copy of the foregoing rcsolu- tiuns bepresented to them and also published in The Calendar. The Waterbury American, and The Lilchfeld Enquirer.
 BENJAMIN w. SroNE, Rector.
 E. S. BEERS, 1 wardars
 CHESTER HARD,
 GEORGE MALLORY,
 CHAs M NOBLE, Vestry-
 MERIT HEMINGWAY, men.
 EznA LOCKWOOD, o. S. STARR. Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, FAIRFIELD COUNTY, ]

STATE OF CONNECTICUT FAIRFIELD COUNTY,
 SUPERIOR COURT, August Term, 1858. B PON the Complaint of the Bank Conmissicr @-' CTS of said State, this Court hath appointed FREDERICK $. WiLDMAE. of Danbnry, and WILLIAM A. JuDD of Bethel Receivers of the HATTEES BANK, of said Bethel and hath limited and IT. pointed til the 20th day of November, A. D. 1S;.S for the creditors of said Bank to present their cla against the same to said Receivers, and all cls.Ts not nresented within the time so limited will te barred. Test; AMOS S. TREAT, Clerk
 The undersigned hereby give notice to the credit ors of the Hafters Bank to present their clnrs against the Same to the Receivers at the BankiI.g House of said Bank in Bethel in said Fairfield C,Ir- ty pursuant to the above decree. or before iho 2OGh day of November, 4 D. 1858. FREDERICK s. WILDMAN, p..;,. WILLIAM A. JUDD, 17tNovG0
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

INHE Court of Probate for the District of Torrina-
 L ton hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors in the Estate of ELIJAH COWLEs, late of Torrington in said Dis trct deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those neglectng to pre- sent their accounts within said tme properly attest ed, will be debarred recovery All persons indebt- ed to said estate are. requested to make immediate payment to LEVI HODGES, Administrator.
 Torrington, Oct. 9, 1858. 20"
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
ROBERT B. SW AN.

IA Seiectrnem Of the town of Washington, ran eway from my service Saturday October 2nd. dc hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting him on my account but will not pay one cent to any man who shall bring him back.
 WILLIAM PARRISH. Washington, October 4, 1858. 24s
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
M.AR1 TED.

In St. Michaels Church, 20th inst. by the Rev. Mir Hudson, MT RAYMOND A WHITE, of New Ha- ven, and Miss MARIA A. BRAMAN, of Litchield. the Rev. Adam Reid. Mr. ROBERT H. BALL to Miss SARAH E. STILES, only daughter of Thomas Stiles, of Salisbury Centre.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28
Millinery a1aal DrcssanaEillg.

FHSiiE subscriber would return her thanks EA ot the very liberal patronage with which she has been favored ln the past, and hopes ny I'on to business to merit continuance o the same large and vared selection of Millinery and Fancy lioods, comprising Hats, Ribbons, Flowers, Plume. lelvets, Satns Silks Chene les, Head Dresses, Caps, EmbroderIes, Dress Trimmings. &c, &c
 X, B. Particular attention pad to Drcssmnking.
 Mrs. II. NJ. BALDWIN. West Cornwall, Sept 20, 1855 xxl!6,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-10-28

f8H A. c. SMITH & Go. have been appointed agents for the sale of DIR. JACOBS BlITERS. They have been much liked wherever used-over 1009 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone during the last year. They put up in pint bot ties for p cents. $. A. Spencer young Druggist n New Haven, is the sole propretor--he having purchased the receipt, with the right to manufacture from distinguished New Englander.