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TUE GENUINE, ORIGINAL, North
narke-rseeived this day Ier "Joha and kis covered
vasoa nTn TAYLOR, 0RIswoLD co.
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5ptfiol Notices.
PLAIN AND oRNASIENrAL PRINTING

PLAIN AND ORNAMENTAL PRINTING
n Pam aad ornansnfal Priaiius Of every Inscription
done The Printing Esabsnsui of The Leader oioe
The stezt improved and zpd steam presses The hes
style shori notice. and al reasInabis rates Particular
affeati0a paid to blank Every description Of Bind
iuz done especially Blank Books, Ledeers Journals
Sales Books Receiving Books, &C, Se-
~ For Gas FtrtEres and Fftng-AYBly
10 Fog Eas.s0rfa & Co. los Gzs lB7 Superior STREET
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ANTHELMINTIC WAFERS I!
THE DOCUMENTS

~ AnfEelaslafc Hacrs for az cOHpld niE a. cif-
arl1 aanltF They decldedy the safe, Certain
aad sure remedy Tor worms BY the puhic. As
teT need cniy tied prove their qualities The
pnoprs0ss hope that the citizens of Cleveland and vicinity
viii not q s. their children with of the
veInifuges which much use bat them
ANTHELMINTIC WAFEES. which pleasant 70
the taste thai children will then readily candy
Dr. r Faulkner. Erie Pa DR. Gerrouds b. dford Cula
hoE Co and many other Physicians have testified
20 good qualities the Beware
imiiaiions- Purcnase uoue but .sANTHELlIINTlC VA
FERs for Worms" Prepared only - CLARK \ BALD
WIN. Ere Pa. whose autuCaph siguataIe viii b founl
on the wrapper Of each bcH Sid IN Clev-land bF Cay
lord Hammond. c S. McKenze, aaa 3 Z Churchill
ruHar I'm -
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EVERY FEMALE SHOULD READ
The FEMALE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Or, Thirty Years Study and Experience,
DISEASES OF WOMEN;


NEW YORK CITY.
AZ INSTRUCTOR, GUIDE, AND A PHYsIcIAN
In uhich Is ems0isd fan AMI ohasie dsscTistlan
nowledse necessary the welfare Of tuse married
aui to Be marTioi lsfte process Of
and delivery. their pains and dangers, well the
methods By which many the ls;ter may be obviated. and
teaching system may BE- iuvgor1ted aud reaIed
10 is proper tone amer having been prorzied By CON-
plaiGis inciiehial the humtn frame Also, much
PHYSIOLOGICAL INSTRUCTION. which viii obyisfe
the necessity any great Of sickness and enable
the obserzni reader to be- great extent, her ply
sicisn.
TENTH EDITION.
This book available TO the understanding Of the
pon-prsfessional reader and skifaIy eabOrzted
planned arranged and carried out, than any work Of
fiaa now before the public While II gives wholesrne
rarticulars and some respects ia5Tmaiion uDon
some ofts mos del5as aas connected with the female
srse II shoula be PLACED The hands Of every female,
siasle married
PRICE 50 GEMS.
Tins work also preI dsed By tae Doctor
hls uraci-e for the PosltiEa ease Of Sora0as ETup-
tozs-FsueT and A0ue-SeueTe COugls aad C0isRAeHnl-
fisa-Dysvepsa- Fafag a a fhs Har, Sc. &c. &c. any
one OF viii h pre7lrss nay prove OF great value to the
reader.
This box Will ssaf by mail, free Of p1>tase, On the
reception Of ts pce winch may e sent ehsr IN money o.
nsfsee Ssaulps All orders should be addressed 10
C. L CHEESNAN. NJ D.
NJ y y
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|. II. JOHNSON, II. D.,
HONROPATHIST

OEes "a s.ItusIs Block Superior arvs.. earasr SEN
se4st Res deac9 No. III RtshaTsh 81 Cleveland. o.
leele,ay
~ j. KEELER, n. d., ECLECTIC
Ne PHYslcIAE o6ics Ne. stssssea area; residence
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CITY & NEWS ITEMS.
WEDNESDAY MORNINt, JUNE 2, ISIS

NEW ADvERTIsEaIRNTs.
ClsFela1d Theatre.
laws Of OhiO-Fuurfh Pase.
A s Gardner Special SOtice-
Van Amhurgh \ Co-Circns
W Wurren--Dry Goods
J Chrisiad0ru.-Speoial NOtIce.
s. CaldweI-Wznfed.
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EOR SALE-A banJsome Co1nt,7

EOR SALE.-A handsome Country
a Residenee-Oa Nevburg roai miles frol me f,oyt
large lumber Of choice fru trees Can bo boGehs al
A SMALL. FARMS acres, Aofa mile frou, The srv,
sP' iion me Cty GA one Of t principal Railroads
pafPses van Two sooa orchards, &c. Viii be sold Al
,,CEDAR sf.-Ous nile frouSshe city line. Cottnre
hnlse ana Barn, neary new, aIA of land Win
ps5i peSssa5i9s ~ iTSiI 55ses Will sell
- = y aa9 oediss and well watered with orehafd Of
FOR SALE OR EXCHANcE-Ino. ACRES. n.
Co11I. AND Iron ORE LANDS, AT $40 PER ACRE
i; nj ~ ni.es LON ftsonrs near the Perm
sIsanla h1lload and canal; heavy timbeTed lands
god Tor farming purposes, VITA fns foot vein of btu
IS to2i inches The abIye valuable Ils ars oifred hi
exchange for Western lands tho low pEce Of $40 per
PUTNAM co 4s0 acres heavy ntered lands near ths
koFt Wayne ffn lailroao also, 50 in Dehance
OMA-kne lands with some easa 70 exchange sor gOOd
EASf CLEvELAND-Farm ofIOs acres with a lar,e
iarm house, gcoo barn and orchard vel watersd 10
IMPROVED F1Es in aiSNEsorA M Sss TERRIFIC
hl-Nell ic9Led and near TO thriving towns. To
Rouse EJENNISGs,
al5 50 superior street
EOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
hsrm o. "a res IN pleasant village, Is miles BY R.
buildings, and great variety Of iruit. Viii exchange for
f4od ,esidenes ~ hisci either side Of ths
PLANtNG MILL-ln this city, we'd located for busi-
ness with two pl aad single machines and ali
tae machinery nee for doing large business. VIII
COLUMBUS ST. % acres Of land, miles from Super
the wholeo IN lots 70 suit purchasers exchange for city
81 CLAIR ROAD-One mile from city line l2ss acres
10 - Ssseha1se % for improved city property.
ShpAk ia X sI-Neat X hitle cottage and LOT. $3.50.
lot t,1 . exc exchange 2s for smal farm: sleoo
el IN good location, with 81 acres OF land exchange
Der, a.. s45 per acre ROUSE JENNINGS.
lcole Real Estate AgeEfs.
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ESTRRDAY YAFTERNOONSREPORT

NEw YORK, June !.
from Hamburg via South
day, with London dates 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1858-06-10
Young Zenith

WILL s'and at the stable Of the subscriber Pine
w lsaad. during the season lie is years old
this is 10 hands high. weighs about IL o lbs;
is OF dark color of compact and beautiful turm has
large muscles and Cords very active and gentle, OF
kind disposipn aud the essential qualities OF speed
and bottom Ee is not exeeiled by any horse in Con-
neeicu in eunbina Of blood, beauty, strength,
courage, docilIty and speed.
His Colts OF q unusual quality. promising in
cable degree all the great and distinctive CHI
acteriscs of that noble and wonderful horse-the Nor
gan. He took the first premium in his class at the
State Fair in Hartford in 1855. The Committee Of an
other class also ded him discretionary premium
for his beauty AMI action.
HIS PEp,ss:E-t!e was sired nv Old Zenrh. who
was sired by Stockho!drr his dam by CunsIl 'ution ;
giand dam hy timpm,ed) Saltrain.. Stakeholder
sired by Sir Archy; dam by Citizens imported Stir
dam Imported, Casrarira. His dam sired by Old
Putnam, he by Old Woodbury., he by the Original
Morgan. -.~zr
All persons breeders of fine horses invited to
and examine the horse, the hove named PAGES
Ills Cols have proved tn be possessed of excrlirm
qualities, one Of which took The first premium at the
Ltclield County Far. and at the SAFE ia ir, in
New Haven, with special premium Of five dollars
CHARLES H. STEVENS.
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Three to five bottles is tocrfre tte srs.
case OF eryspelas,
One TO two bottles is warranted Il c,,ra Il,
! in the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to c,fre r,,nnin,, If tbe
ears and hiotclies among the hair
-Four to six bottles is warranted 10 c,,re c,,nrt
and running ulcers
One bottle will cure scaly eruptiors Of the shin
Two to three bottles is warranted to clue the yrst
case Of ring worm
Two to three bottles is warranted IN ,,,,,. ~
desperate case of rheumatism
Three to four bottles is warranted to rure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles viii cure the worst case Of
screfula.
benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie and perfect cure il warranted when the above
quantity is taken .
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have il
vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the ay as
that common weed. growing Of, the pastures and
along old ST. ne walls should cure every humer in
the system. vet it is now fixed fact. II Won haze
huinor it has to start. There are no ifs and anis.
huns nor has about its suiting Some cases but not
yonrs / pc.ltled over a thousand bottles Of it in
the vicinity of Boston know the effects If II IN
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Dis riot Of 7orrangon, on the 10Th day Of May, A. d.
1858.
Present, HENRY s. BARBOUR, Esq, Judge.
ND USSELL C. ABERNETHY, Esq, Trustee on
Il q the Estate of MARCUS BKOCkWAY, Jr.,
and ADDIE NJ. BROCkWAY, his wife, of Iorring-
ton, assigned for the benefit of their creditors.
agreeable to the the Statute Law of this State en-
titled g An Act for the Relief of 1nsolvent Debtors
and for the equal distribution of their effects
among their creli'orS, and the other Statute Laws
of this State relating to the same subject, having
given notice to all concerned to appear before this
Court this presct day at O'Clock, forenoon, to be
heard relative to the appointment ot Commission
ers on said Estate After hearing the parties inter
estcd therein, this Court doth appoint Henry IL.
Richards and Hmbbel B. Alvord. of Wolcottville in
sail forrngton to receive, examine, adjust ami al
how the claims of the creditors of said estate and
make return to this Court; and also doth decree
that two months he allowed and limited said or 1li
tors from the 18th day of May, 1853, to exhibit
their claims to said Commissioners and doth fur
Their order that said Commissioners meet to receive
claims against said estate at the Store of Alyord
Brother in said Wulcottville on the 10th day of
June, 1858. and the 18th day of July, 1868, ut 2
o'clock afternoon, each of said days, and that
notice of this order be given by publication of the
same for one month in the Mountain County Herald
and Ltchfeld Enquirer, weekly newspapers pub
lshed nearest to the place where such estate is So
in settlement and by posting this order ON the
public 81 en- post in said Woleottville And doth
further ORDER that copy hereof be sent by mail to
very known creditor living without this Probate
District, within one week from this date.
lm3 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
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JAMES ALLEN
DANIEL 1CURIIss ETALs.

DANIEL CURITSS ETALS1
STATE OF CoNNEcrlcuT, LrTcHrrEIp CorsTy ss.3
May 6, A. d. 1855
TIPON the petition nf James Allen, praying FIR tea-
" sons therein FORTH that the respondents shoiiid
render account of the losses he has sustained and
pending before the Supr Court in and for Ltchfed
County, and continued The Term oil said Court TO be
holden at Litch6eid on the second Tuesdayo Septem-
and being found BY the subscribing aufh rity that
james NJ. Dickinson and Monroe c. Sherman, twooi
the resoondens mentioned in sand petition. are resd-
ing IN paris unknown to the petitioner, and out OF se
State
1IHEREFoRE ORDERED That notice of the pendency
of said tiIin be given by publishing this order IN e
Ltchfield ENQUIRER, newspaper printed in Lehiiead,
fore the first day of June eighteen hundred and hsty-
eight. FREDERICK D. BEEMANs
Clerk Of the Superior Court for Litch6eld County.
S6,
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Al Safe Investment.

FT9HE subscriber has fur sale o large7 octave PA
l. No FORTE rosewood case, front round COO
ners,s sxthFthe alew scale. opsaswork Desk and a
Coxnasrs METALia FkAxn the superiority of which
is acknowledged bys all the principal mannfae-
tureus and professors jim this cpuntry This In
sralnent selected withspeci&l refsrenee to its
tauchs standing in tune and durability
aud is warranted.s It will be- exchanged IL
faunda detective Any onet dasiring to ppr-
chase Superior instrument at 10 rodeTute cost is
urged ID consider this epportanisgs With tho assur
anee that 1t will be sold ii d baxgain.,
Als0u a econdhand Iustrament for sale or ia fenk
PrAsa oRgEs tuned aud sepaired and Music FORBADE
at NHw.Yurk priees. J, BlDWEEL PECKl
Lituhfeld, Aprii 2s, 1885,
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me efestest tnasaiea1 pisesssrsof thesAss:

Mr.. kExNEDY, of Roxbufy has discovered in one
Of the common Pasture Weeds q remedy that cures
eusyy lind kamor. ros DE srcyst Scdfula dorm 10
eoanoa Ifnspse He has tried itin over eleven hind
red cases. and never failed except inIwo cases. eth
thunder hilnaof.l He has now ID HE possession over
two hundred certificates of its valaes all within
twenty miles of Beston
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing sore
mouth
One to three bottles viii care the worst kind of
pimple on the face -
Two three bottles win clear the system of bllss
Two bottles is warranted 10 cure the worst tanker
in the mouth and stomach
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Administrators Sale,

ID order of the Court of Probate for the District
q r. of Washington, the subscriber will sell at
public auction the 18th day of June, 1853. at 2
O'Clock T. NJ unless previously disposed of at pri
vate sale) all the real estate OF CYRUS G. STER-
LING, late Of Washington. deceased
SIMEON II. MITCHELL, Administrator.
Washington, June l. 1858. a
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VOkire.

'EsHE undersigned in pursuance Of an order
Il Of the Court of Probate for the District Of Itch
he I'D will sell auction private SAFE the following
described real estate, the 10th day 1T June
II o'clock A. NJ, on said estate, viz: two certain
pieces OF land situated in forrngon, in TorrInenrd
society. one piece containing touI and sxty-sx
rods bounded north land OF the heirs of Griswod
Woocward deceased, east on land of T.. TAYLOR south
and west on highway and one piece near the above
bounded norh on land OF Thomas Watsons heirs cas-,
On highways nth and west on land of Berry f. Rood,
halt acre, with tie bindings on both
pieces OF land. Dated Goshen, May %, 1858.
ELISHA BALDWIN,,
81 Trustee of Leonard B. Carrs Estate.
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Al Court of Probate holden Winchester ,o;fkn and
for lie District Of Winchester, on Tie 2zd day ot
Nay, a. d. 1883.
Present. JOHN BOYD, ESQ.,, Judge.
DUFUS CLEVELAND Trustee on The Estate
IA Of HARVEY W. BLAKE Of Wineherter in
said District assigned Tor The benefit Of his creditors
agreeable the statue law the Stale entitled An
Act for The reei nsovent Debtors, and Tor tie more
equal distribution of their effects among their credit
ors, and The other statute laws OF this State relating
to the same subject. having given notice TO all con-
cerned TO appear heioe this Court this present day at
clock, afternoon, To be heard relative the appoint
ment Of Commissioners said Estate. Alter hearing
the parties Interested therein, This Court DOH apmn,
John CAMP and CHARLES B. HALLETT, both OF Win
chester in SAID D4sr,rt, Comm ssioners TO receive
examine, adjust and allow the claims of the credit
Ut sad estate and mike return this Court :;
and also doth decree that three months be allo wed
and limited said creditors from the 18th day of
May, 1853 ta EXHIBIT their claims said Commission
ess and doth further order that said Commissioners
meet claims against az hee office OF
Iohn Gampi said Winchester the 2sfh da rot Jitse
and the2sth day OF Jnv, 1889 9ocock forenoon on
each said days. and that notice Of his order be given
by publication OF the same for month in the
Wins,ed Herald and Ltehtield Enquirer. two week,E
newspapers published nearest 10 the pace where snch
he pubic stgnspost in sad Winchester And doth
further order that ar"py hereof be BY mail to-
every known creditor living hont this Probate DIS.
irict, within one week from this date.
81 Certified irsm Record, JOHN BOYD. Judge.
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NI,sts1xs0..

1kPoUNDED in Washington, New Preston ssci-
a ety. in the speunl near the dwelling house Of
George S. CogswelE QUO light red yearlinx Heitsr,
onelight grey W 1iing Heifsfs and dnSs lght red
yearsing Steer Said Cattle were taken up near the
andnstice is hereby given that said cattle. iIalat
takensout within twenty days from the date hereof
will hep proceeded with according to law.
5zay JOSEPH WAISoNs Constable.
June 3D. 1885,
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Particular .1OESCe2
NNHE Subscriber has ON hand, at all times a fun
IL assortment of
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, BUSINESS
WAGONS, &c.
made expressly far the Home Market and of the
best materials which he will sell at prices to suit
the times. CONCORD BUGGIES for 65 to 40 dal-
lars, and others in proportion
WILLIAM RODGERS
Iitcifield June 1858 til
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District Of Lnchfed, S. Probate Court, May %, 1883
EsTATE OF ADAM BENTI.Y, late of Goshen in
IA sand District, deceased.
Ihe Court Of Probate Tor The District Of Litchfeld
hiatt, limited and allowed six months from the date here
or or the creditors Of snd Estate represented isolv-
eHt, IN which 10 exhibit their cs,ms ulerelo and has
sppniHted FIBsRY =. BARBOUR and WATTS f. BRoeRs
OF said Goshen Commissioners res eivs and exa,ine
said claims. Cert lied nv RS
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Eha subscribers give nttre that they shall meet at
the late resdencn of aid deceased in said Goshen
the st yof June and the 22J day of November 1855
at O'Clock in the aerno on each of said days, fer
the purpose of attending the hnsiess Of said appoint
nent HENRI s. BARBOUR, .,.;au;,x
WATTS II. BROOKS, commissioners.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested to
make immediate pa yment
JOHN NJ. WADHAMS, }u.......
5 FREDERICK p. HILLS, h1ecu'o's'
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WEI, WATKINS,
EE0sse. Sign and Carriage


HUUD1NG, Granting, ornamental Painting ant
" Paper Hanging.
All orders left at MeSiels National Hotel viii bs
promptly attended to.
Litehfield June 1853. 1y7
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BLISS DYSPEPTIC RENEDY;
RlsLE,YrSa COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
BUGHu;
ROBERTS COLO MIXTURE FOR INFANTS
RE unsurpassed in true worth by ny Other tire
~ preparattns before the people. Their greatSex.
ceiencylconssts in being only ist what aes re-
cnress Whenever thes have been tested In eoadiaiti
they have failed. so far as our knowledge ex
tends, togise prompu md perna neHt relief The sales
Of each immense. and he demand rapidly incrsas
ing. There is section Of the country aud hardly
tawa thr1ughout the Union hut thar the edema has
been rapidly the EVER since intyodac
tion We are sole gents far the New Eneiand States
and New York, and aH orders from the Trade sheuit
be addressed tuusls
HARRAI,. RISLEYg s. KITCHEN
Importers and Wholesale Drngsists
rs Barclay street, New Yerk
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The Two Morgan Premium Colts

XNTILL stand at the stable of William Fl. Cross
Wv man in Litchtield through the ensuing sea-
son. These Colts. which are of bright bay color,
have taken the premiums at the Litchheld Co. Fair
and at the State Fair.
H. C. CRANDALI Proprietor.
Litehfield MAY 10, 1858. 3-t
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At Court of PROBATE holdea LitchfeId au,thin and
for fhs district Of Litehfeld The Sth day IF Jane
A. d.. 1858.
Present GEO. G. WOODRUFF, ESQ.,, Judge.
6ANtmotin OF IosHPH w. Mason, Administrator onthe
" estate ct EtliSd A MASON, lafe of Litchfieid
within said DISTRICT, deceased This Court doth decree
Tint rem this date he allowed aEd limited ior
the credrs hibit iher claims against
he 10 SAID Administrator; and directs that puh
lie notice be given OF this order by advertisln
newspaper published in latch.eld, and by posting a
cepy thereof on the pnbc sigusPost in said town Of
Itchhesd nearest the placc where the deceased last
dwell. Cer.ffed from Record,
7stf GEO. q. WOODRUFF, Judge.
At aCbMrt Of Probate holden at Mao Milford in and for tie
District Of Aep Milford, the 3lst dag of Nuy a. d.
1868.
Present.. SAMUEL D. ORION. Judge.
GsNmo,iun Of William, iseherts, ESQ, Of tine town
~ of New Milford in said dIstrct Exec OF the
lust will and testament lot TRUMAN Gaylord,
lalee0f New Milrd. dece ased-
IS TINS O0uRr DoTH ORnERg aSBn DECREE, That SIX
months from fhs day, 10 WITH May SIS, 1885, beeaE
1ssEd mud n,itad dur the creditors OF said Es:Hte tn
exhbAtheir claims aaaitst said Esne. sad Exec
fetieneat and payment thereof OF which him
annn his E1ufs orders and directs that public notice
be eixenby said Exesniur Of Ihs Order by publishing
the ina newspaper printed in LItch6eld in 1ut-
held County. aud copy thereof the
e.snpeet in sai 10 OF Nav hiltHd, neafes, 10 the
place where she deceased 1ast IHsli said fnwaaad
IN one other public place aiua sai ew Milford, and
7-sslt SAMUEL d. oRFoNs Judge.
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One hundred D0l2ars Reward
rs hereby offered, aud win be paid by his town.
any persan persons who ska ma Ike discovery and
give information against he pc who
fire and burned Frederick r. Ii Ills barn he l5th
inst that such person persons shall be rendered
to justice and convicted of such crimes
f. r.. HILLS.
EllJAHi WOuUwARD,}
Tsrringson. May u, 1858. SGT
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Notice.

Notice.
T the old established Naugatucs Valley Book
N store, in the city of Waterbury, all times
be found full and complete assortmentof
PRAYER AND HYMN BOOKS.
af the various denominations. Bibles School T'aoks,
Stationery, Ink, Siaies, Toy Books. Miscellaneous
Books, Magazines, Newspapers, Portfolios. Visiting
Cards, Sc, 81. All of wiiicE sold al the mos
reasonable prices.
Tie attention of the Inhabitants OF Lchfieid County
s hereby respectfully invited to the above notice.
They will find it both convenient and prpi able TO
make their purchases oftne advertiser.
WIN. PATTON,
6,fi Old Arcade, Exchange place, Waterbury, Conn.
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c. A. G.. SagH Co. have been appointed
agents for tho sale of DIR. JACOBS Bil-rERS.
They. have been much liked wherever used-over
7000,hottless having been sold in New Haycn alone
during tive last year. They are put up in pint bot
ties for IS cents. s. A. Spencer u young Druggist
in NEW Haven, is the sole proprietor--le having
purchased the receipt with the rightto manufacture
frsm . distinguished New Highlander,
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IVafliiOP.

lvanli0e,
A BEAUTIFUL BLACK STALLION of the
IN Morgan and Messenger stock i6 ha ldehigh, will
be at my farm two miles from Goshen Center. the pre-
sent season. NJ LIZ MAN.
Goshen, May l3, 1853. AT
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Lemon Fair.
DURHAM BULL

On. SAFE.
sH,tfE subscriber Offers for sale fine and heavy
Il Durham ijnil, year old, color red. II
sold he will stand the stable the subscriber the
]. JENNINGS
Milton, May 10. 1858. 54t*
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FOR SALE,

a low priced HORSE II or 12 years cid, war
IA ranted sound and kind. Enquire at this Office
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Ata Froboe Court holden at 7rrsaon srsa and for TIE
Dis riot Of 7or7amgton, on the l0M day Of Nay, A. D.
1853
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Tue OxYsEEATED BITTERs especially adapted TO
the delicate constitution OF iemats suffering from de
iarly, and uervous debility. They are powerful TON
ic, Yet tree from alcohol.