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PROP. o.. WuDf Dear sAr-Sans month ak Sc
received Sottle a Jour Hair ResorTs Ind gave ny E,
she eoteludd ~ It her hair, little thinking &C he ts
nat would restore tie gray hs % is cooF bat 10 1eP
IS vel ny surprise, ar few Hsek iai Il las Per1nE1
that EunsE1i eject o. turning al the graz hasto Adark sEa
~ Ne sane ts Identifying aud tbkenins hs Ezr. sronglV
reeen the oVo Restorative persons want az
eAngsh Of their hair. cHARERs CARBEW.
= = :. --.. HEW I0EK, J1iy Is, 1871
PEoF g. J. TOob: WIN soaadencs 20 rscomnend year
sr zessoratye q ee5g ne mo seaeisas srs sgsr ~
since aE yoar hair Restorative har and Flssrs Htsh
we're sost sni.e have gradually grown DARK ~
comment That eW applications will th1
natGrai oolor Il ao has rcegelns 81 daairzl
pleasant itching 50 eonnOn aong Pss vac psslpss iselE
y. Q. kILBT.
PSog Hoo0-About tEs years ago NJ hair eoune-osa hg
On AID surHing fst heeomdg bald an ha sd
many redes % e6sct- Ieoruancsd ua y0ur Rsora-
I'VE IN January last few applications fassre NJ hsir lJ
bean % an grow cut turned hack 70 Is former cosr
Sockl. Al Ris tine . uy restored original cslor,
hs n and apPeaancas and essfay rscous Is uss % al
Saieago, III. Nay I, fs57. 81 ID H(lFS
Tue restorative i put IN botls Of sizes. large rs,
dun and snail the small holds pint ara rstails o oas
dollar per bottles the medium hsls err rso
u proportion th1n the snail, f tE dollar - otsis
reaied for So.
o. J. WOOD&Co ,Proprsiors, 3Ia Bross-av.N~v
the great n T. Wire Railing RsbIsat and larksa S.
81. LOHis. No.
And Sold b all good Drusss and Fancy Goods Dsals
A yv1vf
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HeLEAH's srREEGrHENIna CORDIAL
LIVER coaEPLAISF. RFsPEFsIA. JAuxpIcF.

LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA. JAUSDIcE.
eAronic or Nervous Debilfsv, sDfsea.ew
80 Of she sakidueya. and all Diseases
srl-lng froHs a D5ssrdered Liver ~
Heartburn, Inward Piles AGILITY or Sickness q IL
stonach Fa;isss u Blood 10 sas Head Dul Pan -
Swimming n ths Head, Pa,piiation " tho Hear.
Fulness Or Weight Ia the Stonach sour Ernctafions
Choking Suf5cfting FeeliEg When lying love,
DfyHcss or YelloNness Of the SKIN ard Eyss, Sisht
sUeats Inward Fevers Psin IN the suia af the Bick
Chest o. siIe sailen Fisshcs u Hest Depr-ssior II
Spirits. Frlfill DFesnrs, Iingusr, Despou6ensY q
any Nervous Disease, Sores Biotches the skin.
ard feref and Agls (or Chilis and fersr1. If VIII
also diseases II the Bladder and WuFnb, suck
Seulinal Weakness, Incoutiuencs q UriBs straa-
Elary. Inflammation or weakness u the WOMB
Bladder, hitss, etc.
THERE IS NO MISTAKE ABOUT 1T.
This Cordial viii never fan % cure any e he .hosS
diseases f takeH per irrCtisus on each bosfis In
GerlnaH, Ensish, and fusnch-
OVER A MILLION or BOTTLES
Haze been sod during the last ak Haanshs, AID n
Ne a - ,S ei =. i 2 slsI5 sasl's ilss
MeLcan's Strengthening Cordial vii rurs yuu ?
TO TIE LADIES.
Do You wish % be Iaalfly ard Etronrf Then 70 &c
euee. ana get some u MeLean's C5riiai- Il via
strengthen and hsig5ate Your whole system causing
healthy ard pire crcuiaton o. liood % Gov thr1uz
every win, asd the riah. rosy bloOm Z health 70
nlsstnt o. Your cheek sgaiii-
Esery bottle = warranted 70 gise sefissa-tion.
FO r CHILD ZEN.
We sly 10 parents IL yo1r ciilreEi sickly rnnT,
or afflicted VIII snuniants prevalent aTranE eiifHf
give them slAil qliaHiity q iieLeans C'rfilil sd
IL viii nrHke tLent hrlllhg. ar. ami retstst nslay
not Hiaasat. Try T. sud m y ~ b coarinsad.
1T rs DELICIOUS TO TAKE.
CaUrIaN--BsEare % dracgists or dealers Who mag
Try % ptra upon yuu Bitter Sarsfpara trash
Eisisii ili-y s''s' buy ehesF ~ s.yng i = mt
ga-d Avoid ssch men Ask for Afcf.ean's Strength
elrng Ouriil. ard take nothing else Il Il ths only
r-maiy that viii purity tlie hloCd tUTuughy, and q
tia saIae time sfrrnEthen the system.
One tabirs pounfill tslsn every uanrniug fsfinE 3
certain preventive E,r 81. oieFl Chils and FeVeS
yellow ksTur. Ct any VresClslf diseasc Iuis put -
ia large bottles
tIice only a per BOTTLE. or 6 bottlss 6r S.
J. II MCLEAN
Sole Proprietor q thia Cor fial.
Also NcLsanls Volcanic Oh LiniInaui.
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New Kerk Market.
New YORK, June Lection quiet, sales of 700
bales. Flour qniet sales Of 1000 bbs, 5.35a6. sc.
Corn sales 800 bushels, white 92a93. Sugar 6ia7.
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The Great English Remedy
W. M Sir James CkarkesS CeIe brated
@sSA=<Sl-S Family Pills.
This Invaluable Medicine is unfang the Of all those
painful and dangerous diseases which the female constitution
saR ItnOderas all all and
speedy cure may be relied
To Married Ladies.
tisespeciay suited I.W short time, bring themo1h
period with regularity
Each botte price dollar GOVsrnnsnt stamp
Great Britain, to prevent cOunterfeits
CAUTION.
These Ps bstdksn on s1aIssdWrin0 the IRS7
THEE AORTS OF Pregnancy, tsy are surstO bring
Atse1rTiGge, out at any 6ttsr tAsy are SAFE.
mall Of Nervous and Spinal affections, pain IN the back
and limbs fatigue ghtexertOn, Paptation Of the Heart low
ness OF Spirits, Mysteries Sick Headaches, Whites and all the
prnul diseases occsOued by dsorered system these Pill
will effect cure when all others have failed.
Pull directions in the pamphlet Grond each package which
should be carefully preserved
bottle containing so pills and encrd with the Government
Stamp Great Britain post free for 81 and post
age stamps
4. cole Agent for the United States and Canada,
5OR MOSES
R6eheJter, n. Y.
Sold In NashyiIieby Berry W HeDershot
and all respectable Druggists nov23-d&ElJins
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are authorized to the Hon john V. WRIGHT
candidate for reeecon to Congress from the Seventh Con-
rressonal District. lmhl.
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4 oARRIoAS / MAsOs,
Ilss. MeRpsis, Tenn.
EIkmOmt Springs,
as PRICES, s0 Oh WHITES hrHEs sPRISss.


p uFI. Il. EDDISS, PrspFIstsrs
rN1ssE el known Springs stutsd IL miles Soath o. E.
- rom viii b. ready for the reception o. Nssrs on The
80 - - PrUprietor is deterniaod
ard ronvenieuces Of his pleasant reserr
II ~ - errsd sf any spring. IN the SOuih-u - The a.
aad hsalty, ne stnosphere pure lts scenery
sf1l md aitrFs- These Springs afford several aisrsar
900 M uatsr Cbalytea Freeone & Of tss ma pusst
and heing virtues 70 those in quest Eszith
and splendid Ball Ard Dining Rooms have teen buils
season, and other improvements made pr
res once has 1sn located a the Springs and Daily
Sage passes the Springs Nashville Athens rpr -
ag fg6 Teu-Pin Alleys ioF ias5an gentlemen res q ars
situated IN beautiful grove disconnected from spnr
udings otter Ten-Pin alleys and Billiard ThIss VA
Ehieh Is connected pisnd Bar Kept b. Lewis aif1 veil
knOrn orderly and h0norabs haTkeepsr.
may i5-d " E-EDDINa
Nashville Ci0n and american insert ne arc1nt q "
snd SEMI bill 10 tina of1ee,-=Paiaski CEsissg
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- " ORms by Kings Or EmDerors'
what. Why a GsoRHtiful kEeaa 81 M,1lr.
eECAUSkitis thecrnasenf Gsd 1lssf prosfssf ~ 4.
~ orr raee- Reader, aoagh he nsy bloom sTr %
pfsnty a ne glowing cheek tEe eye 1ra1flIsa
test ~ nose o eafs II The lad coFr1 *
ne h4r De sies 81 And serivele ksh Gai , I
pfa.ed siA gray nature vi ios half Der chalns Pref
Nood ttr stor@tive y l tn three tines sset Win
restore and Permanently
ne 0Eng Azd judge The Eris he celebrated PIansf
TtdlJeggs - ~
Oh. WooD-- NrE Toax, April ~ lesa
rSiePerman leto express a.,
under for the entire restoration Of ny hair 70 is ar. eer
about The time Of ny sriEl IN ths d staez Il 80 rnils
becoming gray, t1p0n ~ spBl0n your sIrir $500
tive recovered Is 0rgsai hae- CONSIDER y1ur Rest6Ts
very wonderful Invention, qHs ecacoaa veil -
agreeable. am dear sir, yours truly,
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Sr. LorIs, June 1.-The river has risen tW
INCHES ia the last q hours.
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MeIE1x's vOLcAI.Ic OF IMMINENT.


MeLEEN's vOLCAi.Ic OIL IMMINENT.
TuE BEsr LiNt1fENr N fE Would.
The cxrY safe and certain cure Er Csacers, Pass,
TnmlTs SE.llnEs, AMI Duluehria Gafre, Partly
sis, Nenrizil MeskHs-s % the Muscle- Cisrunic
lhfamHTti,-Y khsululii m, Stiffness q the joint,
CgntF1cfrti Nisrles Li.aments Earache Ta0sii-
srhe, Bruises Sprains, Wounds Fresh Cuts, UicrEs,
FeYer S1ras Cakei Breasts, sore Nipples. Burls.
Ssshls, sore raroaf, any lnilanlalaon Psiu,
didsreuec how sevcrs, how long the DISEASE NAY
gertain remedy az AXIS
ThoustHls II hTnaa. lein9s hlTp been saved n
Of d'crrpitIule aud misery BY TIE u tais nvsu-
able nItii,ins.
MsLsan's Volcanic Oil Liaimms
VHI relieve pain. almost lsanisne1usly. ami it vii
cleanse, purify and hral the safest in n
crelity short time.
For Horses and other Animals.
McI.ean's celebrated Linment Is the only sais and
ri able remedy Tor the euro e SPAWN Ring Bone
Wihl-tls,. Splints Unnatural LuEsgs, Mods
swrIings 10 viii fiH 10 Big Head, POD
. evil. fistuie, O1d Running Soras. or sNesay.
p-vicry applied Fer Sprainz. Bruises Scratches.
sorss, % Wolnds, it is infiiilble remedy. ArEly
II ~ drcctrd. and Is certain in sverysEsianc8-
Then tribe no longer with the many paEthless Lin
Giisnts o1ercd 10 you. 5biain supply q Dr. No
A-as's eSiebruted Lnimgnt- Il viii ems you-
J.H. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner of Third and Pine Sta. ST Eaui4 No.
For sale " b olesale and retail In nashville
Rennessee Pr0prist0rf prices, ~ Berry Demcve, Q.
Henderott, and gO- q BroEn and By ever respectse Or
q liz ne United states febH 39-dtEi
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The greatest Remedy IN ths world This curdiss
4 distilled from a berry known ouly % myseL anf
eheaicalls combined With sumo q the most vauahs
moirinal roots herbs and bzrks known 10 tha min1
q nan, Viz BL0OD RoOr, BLACK Rud1, WlIn
SiitERr BAKk, yellow Dock, D2NBEL1os, SARkaP.
Ants, hlDER FL0gERs, with others, produciax rs
most iuiaEble rene5y f1r the restorfios Of hsllh
ever hhos'n II = nHtuse.s own relrrdy. cuTiaE d
FELT coursng through every vein o. the body Durf-
ing ami secelerEtin, the airsulaiioa @ TIC 6l &
neHiralizrs any bilious aiier ID he stomach. sd
Utrensthens the whole Organization.
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INC Vlrainia EleclIons.

MEMPHIS June The river has fallen inches
in the last q hours, snd isfalling rapidly.
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Arrival of the Overland Mail.
MEMPHIS, June 1.-The Overland Mail of the 9th
has arrived. News unimporEant.
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Trot,Ing race.

SslSf Trotting Race.
New YORK, June l. In the race between Flora
Temple and Ethan Allen, trot to wagons for 81 O00
Flora won in three straight heals. Time 2:25,
2:27l, and 2:273.
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Great Excitement in Fancy BOnnets nnd
Rich millinery GS0ods.
WHOLESALE PRICES;

likewise Rch Black FIk Lace Points, Nantes and -
ShaEs q about half price.
- A Il n A n II F. ID ALL SILk.
r.s RICH Paris Imperial Chips, Leghorn, Goaerd. ~
SOrophen and English, Grape, Pamela, Belgium SySS
SA Strz etc WithSiIk. Blond and Point Lace.>hl1r
- COfuTs, Bulbs, and Trimmings. The richest -
beautiful select anddesgns artistic
possibly design for Spring and Summer; and
Misses Hats Flats and TuTtans; and trust that every lady
Nashville will honor with call. II will
pleasure to attend TO all We have likewise rich Carntur
Of Flowers for parties and bridal appointments
500 boxes OF Paris Flowers for Boet5 low prices Black
Points, Yes Embroidered Handkerchss Lace Sets
Collars, Fans, rich Paris Hair PINS and Ornamental
Combs, &c These goods imported By ourselves,
Mrs Wise from the hest houses at New YORK will sold
low prices Old up stairs Union street.
ext door to The State Bank.
mayll-f Mrs. 5. WISE, Ag't.
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srling p prem. . prem. y prem.
nge. ! 9H9lO1s z @s ! 0h@lO
--latest LirerToOl Quotations.
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VIE following list viii give only linltsd idea
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sAC~Bank of West Tennessee, at
NtGAsSS MBMPHIS-che notes Of this Bank will be
deemed the Union Tennessee Nashville [dtw-
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

A T Court oi Probate holden at Li,chfeld, with A in anu for the District ot Li,chfeld, on the llth Oi July, 4. D. 1859.
 Presen. Charles Adams, Esq, Judge.
 AlgeTnOn 5. Lewis, Trustee Estate of WILL LIAM kODGERSO Oi Lucnilelu, assigned for the beile- ht u s creditors, agreeably the statute law ui and tor the more equal distribution o teIr effects among their eredors,' and the other statute laws o thus slaie relating to the same subject, having given notice to all concerned To appear before this Court this present day at o'clock iorenoon to be heard relauve to the appointment Ot Commissioners sad Estate-aiter hearing the parties interested therein thls Court doth appOnt Messrs Abjah Catlin Of Harwintun and Samuel G. Braman ot Llichield, Commissioners to Tee eive examlne. adjust and allow the claims of the ditors of said Estate and make return to ihls Court and also doth decree that months from this date allowed and limited said creditors 10 exhibit their claims to said Com. missioners; and d0ih order further that sad COHs- sOners meet to receive ciams against said Estate the Mansion House n Ltchtied on the 10th day of August and the 10th day Septe mber, lS59 at 10 o. clock forenoon each O said days and that notice of this order be given by publication ot the tor one month ln the Ltchfield Enquirer and the Winsted Herald. two weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate Is s0 m settlement, and by posting acopy of this order the public sgnpost m the village ot Litchfeld and doth further order that copy hereoi be sent by mail to every known creditor oi said Estate living without ihs District within week from thls date.
 Certified from Record,
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

 A T Court of Probate holden at Cornwall within A and for the District of Cornwall, on the 9th day of July, A. D. 1859.
 Present Frederick Kellogg. Judge
 Lorenzo D. Smith of sharon, in Litchfeld County having been appointed Trustee of the Estate of CLARK & BARNES of said Cornwall, assigning debtors. in c0normiiy with the provisions of An Act f'r the relief of Insoven Debtors and for the more equal dislrbutiunof then effects among their cred ors and other statute laws o this relating to the same subject, and having given notice to all concern ed to appear before this Court this day o'clock af ternoon to be heard relative to the appointment o Commissioners said Estate, and thIs Court doth ap point Myron Harrison and Orrn Hutchinson, Esq'rs ), of said Cornwall Commissioners to receive, examine and allow the claims o the creditors o said Estate and make return to this Ccur and also doth decree that two months be allowed and limited said creditors from ,he 10th day of July, 1859 exhibit their claims to said Commissioners; and it IS ordered that said Com mlssoners meet to receive claims against said Estate the office of Myron Harrison, Esq said Cornwall the 18th day of August and the 18th day of Septem Der, 1859, at o'clock in the forenoon each ot sld days; and that notice of this order be given by pub lishing the anne for one m0ath in the Housaonic Re- pubican and the Litch6eld Enquirer, two weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is in settlement and bv posting copy Of this order on the public signpost at Cornwall Bridge. And it is further ordered that copy of this order be sent hy mail to every known creditor living without this Probate District within one week from this date.
 i2-4.: FREDERICK KELLOGG. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28
Tyo THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR

YNO THE HONORABLE SUPERIOR - COURT to be holden at Litch6eld, within and for the County of Litchfeld on the Second Tuesday of September, A. D. 1859:
 The petition of SARAH B. KELLER ofthe town of New Milford, in said County. humbly sheweih, tha: on the 5th day of December A. D. 1852, she by the name of Sarah E. Buckingham was lawfully mar ried to STEPHEN KELLER then of Bridgeport in Fairfield County, and that she continued live with said St ephe Keeler in the faithful discharge of all the duties incumbent on her the wife of the sa i'd stephen Keeler until the 5ih day of March, A. D. 1854, when the said Stephen Keeler deserted Ihe pe titloner. cnd has ever since, for more than three years. wholly neglected and refused to live with provide for the petitioner his wife, nd has wholly negected to discharge any of the duties incumbent on nm as her husband and that he has gone parts to the petitioner unknown Shet therefore psays that the Honorable Court on finding the facts aforesaid proved and will order and decree that the petit tioner be divorced from the said Stephen Kseler, and declared to be sole single and unmarried.
 Dated at New Milford the 10th day of July, A. D.
 SARAH B. KELLER. Liteh6eld County s., New Milford July 20. A D. 1859 Ordered-That order of the foregoing petition be given the foregoing amed respondent, Stephen Kee- Ter: by publication of the sad Petition and this Order of Notice thereon in the Ltch6ed Enquirer. news paper printed in Lchfeld, in Ltch6e Id County three weeks successivey he last publication be at least twelve days before the session of Superior Court on the second Tuesday of September, A. D. 1859.
 DAVID c. SANFORD,
 14 3t] aJudge of the uperior Court of Errors, &e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

A T Court of Probate ho den at Litch6eid withn A and for the Distinct of Llchfed. on the 25sh day Oi July. A. D. 1859
 Present Charles Adams, Esq Judge.
 Estaie of PAYNE K. KlLBOURNE, late ol Lilch6eld in said district. deceased.
 The Administrator represents the Estate insolvent, and prays the appointment of Commissioners thereon WherenPon. Ordered, That Commis to receive estate be appointed at the Probate Office in said Lch field on the lst day oi August 1859, at o'clock the forenoon and that all persons nere ted in said estate may be notified thereof, the Administrator will this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeid and post copy thereof the public sign. post the place fhe deceased Last dwei, m said Litchfeld. Certified from Rt cord,
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28
THE ONLY ARTICLE UNRIVALLED IN MARKE r, WITH IMMENSE HOME aud EUROPEAN
 D E M A IT D.

TNHE reason why is that by Natures own process ir restores the natural color permanently after the makes II grow on bald heads, removes ali dandrufr ching aud heal from the scalp, quies tone upthe nerves and thus all headach and ma be relied upon Ill diseases of the scalp nd hair it will stop aud keePit from falling off akes t soft glossy heathy aud beautul aud II used by the W uny three tunes week. II will never ia Ii or become gray; then reuder read the following aud judge for yourselves: s@ @
 NEw YoRK Jan 8, 1858
 MEssRs. o. J. WooD & Co.,: GentlenIen-llaving heard good deal about Prot. Wuod's Hair Restora- tive, and my hair being quite gray made up my mud to lay aside the pr judices which common with great many peIsons, had against all anuer of patent medicines, aud short time ago commcnced using your artcic, to test II for myself. fatt The result has been so very satisfactory that am very glad dld so' and m justice to you as well for the encouragement ui others who may be gray as was but wlo having my prejudice without nIy reasons for setting aside, are unwilling to give your Resora proof being occular demonstration l write you this let ter, that may show to any such, and also direct the m to me for further proof who in and of tho N. Y. Wire Railing Establishment every day.
 My hair is now It's natural color and much improved in appearance every way being glossier and thicker and %u' sout. asahy o0f HENRY JENKINS
 cor. Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
 LIVINGSTON, Ala, Feb IA, 1858.
 PROP. WooD: Dear Sir-Ynur Hair Restorative has zone much good IT thls part o the country. My hair has been slightly diminishing several years caused suppose, from slight burn hen was quite an in- ant have been using yoEr Hair Restorative for SIX weeks and find that have fine head of hair now growing after having used all other remedies known to none effect think it the valuable remedy now extant and advise all who afflicted that way your remedy.
 Youfs' &c. ''' 'D'' you s sHS ". MIDDLETON.
 PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1857
 PROF. WooD: Dear Sir-Your Hair Restorative is proving itseli beneficial to The !runt and also the back part of my head almost lost it's covering-was in fact Ina ve used but half pnt bottles of your Restorative, and the top of my head well studded with pronsine crop of young hair, and the front is also receiving it's benefit have tried other prepara- lions without any benefit whatever think from my own personal recommendation, can induce many ot CTS to try t. Yours respectfully, t',a
 D. k. THOMAS, M.D., No. 464 Vine street. Y The Restorative is put in Bottles of three sizes viz large, medium, and small the small holds 1-2 pint, and retas for dollar per botle the medium holds at least twenty in proportion than the small reais for two dollars per bottle the large holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion, and retails for three dollars bottle.
 o. J. WOOD & CO.,. Prorrietors, 444 Broadway, New York, (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estab- lishment,) and IA Market st., St. Louis, Mo. [47
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

TENHE Court of Probate for the District of Litch- II field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of SOLOMON MARSH, late of Litchfield in said District, deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neglecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested will be debarred Q recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make inn mediate payment to
 VIM. F. BALDWIN, Executor. Litchfeld, July F, 1859 12
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28
Notice.

:" HEREAS notice was given me by Asher Nal
 w lett that he had taken. trespassing in his enclosure in the town of New Milford, one grey MARE, with no artificial marks, and had impounded the same in the pound in the village of New Mil ford, and that the owner thereof was unknown therefore-The ow ner of said Mare is hereby noti- fled to take away aid Mare and to pay all damages and expenses or she will be sold as the law directs
 Dated at New Mil ford, July 15 1S59
 13e CHA'S G. PECK, Constable of New Milford
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

A r Court of Probate holden a I.itchield, within A and fot the stIlct of Litch6eld on the 18th day of July, A. D. 1859
 Present Charles Adams, Esq Jndge.
 On motion of David w. Wood, Ahminisrao or on the .ail district deceased: This Court doth decree that six m ,n,hs from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate exhibit their claims that public notice be given of this order by advertising in ne ewspaper published in Litchfeld and by posting copy thereof tle public sign post in said town of Warren nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record,
 is CHAKLEs ADAMS, Juds
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-28

DURSUANT, To the order of the Court of Pro
 bate for the Distrcr of Litchfeld wi be sold at Public Auction. the premises, the 18th day oi July, is59 at o'clock in the afternoon, tuness preyonsy disposed of at private salel much of the Real Estate of DAVID s. WEBSTER situated in the town of Litchfeld, Norhfeld Society," consisting of fifty of land with dwelling house and o,he, buildings thereon situated.
 HENRY B. WOODWARD, Conserva,or.
 LitchGeld, July 21, 1859. l3