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@iass, giqnors, &t.

"a CHOICE WINES, BRANDIEs. &c,
tf5sai53 ! B: CHARRON h CO, AGENTS
$500 FOR VINEYARD PROPRfET
IN FIR nee,
Have just received and offer sale very COON
BRANBIES vintage of ISL Charron Pere ct ills Brand
blle DeiGnt 20, Cognac Brandies various vintages
r ne su i5e% m Win t. very best grades
qualities WI "ii4o NE oo' prime
house duty paid '" 7'a'1s boiueu ware
on consignment 10 bbs very old and prime Monon
SdeLa rye Mfskeys 10 bbs very old copper distilled
and Rye Mbis key 69 fine medium grades Bourbon
doors east of Hanover " ANA~ 80 .s
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N WINES, RRANDIEs- RUNS

[E-NN 1'K0-k4'
V4f&S , - BLACK TEAS, &c.
- Ssezae - -, ,,, P TIERNAN d son,
oef tor sale the following articles of their own Importation
h oaiEEhn " N ESP emartne's finest pale gold and
PORF WIN ES-Sandenan's comnet;tion rod and white
Port, Ia wood and in glass ~ ~ w ~
Ma MlNE--John Howard March's fine Madeira in
wood and IN glass; also, Grape ,uice
HUN WIN EIahannesberger, Stenterger, MaIcobrun-
ner cabinet lieb- frau lnilch, Bronneberg cf 1876
quarts and pntS ~ ' e''' III
BRANDIES-oard and Hennessys fine old pale and dark
RUMS-Old and fine Jamaica Antisua t,rano6, ,rdf,o
the Islands imported direct from London '' '0''
HOLLAND GIN-The best quaty@fernan br.,d and
no mi xture of aromatic poison in If ti'l orahu-au
900 half chests of the finest S6J-fSiIoNr mn,
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RICHARDSON Il Co.
AN SHIPPING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NO % LACllANGE PLACE,
Baltimore. mrlu
TM NLhUBN
- wing TAKEN WAREHOUSE
No 40 SOUTH STREET
directly opposite Guiford street,
IS PREPARED TO SUPPLY
SHIPPERS AND OTHERS
acSei in a.S IL. packace.
FOR EXPECTATION
iiaylnG ha t'fr experience iii rs business he conf
eTl' Iuat nc can give gei!s"dt Satisfaction.
n intends to give his special Intention to all orders r
the city. ~ e VI ''e trade "
ch''es art''H Of III iTE, can be supplied as above
.5.s tfI hiLBu RN As South street,
G21 Opposite Guilflrd street
Enw l. PALMER. D p q7-
EeALMER & THOMAS, 40
i1P6RTERss; T 0 + CROSBY SOM
FOREIGN FRUITS NUTS, &C.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
s-o,' 10. 10 B0wLr's WHARF, Baltimore, Nd
TOHN s. WILLIAMS BRO,
~ FoNRTSSTON MERCHANTS
faa+g 52COMMERCE STREET,
- Baltimore.
FOHN S. PRICE,
~ COMMISSION MERCHANT,
P,rti,,ls. tt,,,,;.,, nil. -. /, ~ S0UTH STREET
Orders for FLOUR, GRAIN. &c in this mart 7iiles
Refers to MesSrs. John 5. Williams Il Bro BoI.ir,o
John II Pricg Il Co, Brandvrine T,ol
:, James +, Price & Co, ''
Tana 4 Lea,
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STEAM TOW BOATS.

BALTIMORE STEAM TOWING COMPANY,
~, No. - Smiths wharf 49,
The la fillmore Steam Towing c. ,ErtiIv a,-, ;. !, .
now ia compteteed der They arc Of sufficient nr 's
the LARGEST class ships 10 and from NY ry i r 10 Tow
Of the following BOFts, ' i''' '''eJ CONSIST
FiKY n ~ t FIH ''''''.'.'.''Cartain r. IT, Canon
~ J. ~ len ................ l. Bavt',
Compounded by active eXucriCncrd n.st.ryN III -.
a. potS "i the Chesapeake Bay and trIgiaJi@s
M ~ ~ ,S aEe tSonah schedule Of which can he seen
az C Goptly oihce 81 Smiths wharf The sl0ricstua.
boats. '' ''' w N'V"'G "Ha o. me ABOVE
a2T BIN ~ T1,1, -
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THE MERCANTILE AGENCY
L. OF

mi CORNER oP BALTIMORE AND $. CHARLES STREETS
The propietOrs respectfully invite such Merchants as
not already subscribers to the Agency and sell goods
credit to call and examine system and test the relsb
y Of our information From long experience and the salts
factory mia Of thousands Of merchants the differ
all who will CALL whether they sell goods ~
the cities country towns ample satisfaction as the a
by of information and the great benefit TO be
from the Agency by those who subscribe. mr6tf
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.-In consequence
~ of the recent discovery and seizure at Havre by the
French authorities of large quantity OF INITIATED La
Bells OF Messrs Meet Chand0n, in Epenay previous to
their shipment to this city, with an evident intent to de
ceive, consider it duty to caution the public against
such imposition and to advise purchasers and consumers
to buy their Champagne Wines of this brand only from
reliable and respectable houses.
We have to believe that the imitation Of the
Wines going on to large extent but the fictitious article
can be easily distinguished from the genuine qualities
~ - P. TIERNAN & son,
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MtrtbaN0i3t.

A FRICAN PEAEUTS.-2,O 900 bushels in store
"A and for sale by PALMER & THOMAS, Is BowIy,s
noi
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~ ~ r., ,.-t - n ~ uHIATlNN LINE
Chesapeake and DcigwayTea r hiayitan, and
- For me conveyance OF Merchandise Prnd1,oo n
low rates ''' VI ali sorts yery
tansRfPmen IN s H Hs%rs f% and Baltimore wior,
tight compartments " ''"h steamers, with water
'PFfF RTr VEN W T@b No s street wharf Baltimore "
No. :. -' per week from North River, Pie
commission. ' "i'' ca't-iTec % a'' '''.'N'' '"i
Line. ' ''s''ie" Tor t!''S route 'i'.'" ''I'''t'
& safety regularity ard dispatch OF us Line, together
with the moderate rates charged, mend It to the public
Freight !. 4. SHfIE Err, Agent
No Light street wharf. Baltimore
W :llALEEll, Agent,
ap1g4F :. Ngrtl ~.
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! ARD.-50 tierces strictly Prime Western for
4r ct for sale by P0UMAIRAT McCULLY A.
O1--
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Cleared.
Shrver. ' H'i"ueiPAla-Jamcs
. Bark L'nwood, Martin, New orleans-John Henderson
re 1Iis ABBOTT Lawrence, Fuller Boston-Hesen & Ro
Perot "' '"naica-"llilam H.
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LII. Iz5aa - PHILADELPHIA.
'za---@ x -'s1z-ssS NILMIN GTON

C1I'I- r. --IeI1--,- iARILAND RAILROAD
ofhN TO GREEN SPRINGS AND OWINCS, WTIs
IN ana after the 18th of October the cas- win -,
Hn 0n i2T 3wngs, Mills at 30 A NJ Returning ea G
wings NJ MS at and II \. M. The O'Clock tram
with omnibus for Icsterston and Nancrst voHHGJs
ol3tf e>' ~ Itsrr,>r q. ,.,.-
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snip John H. Jarvis, Collier New Orleans, in tow of
Bark Wenham, Wedge, Montevideo or Buenos Ayres,
in tow Of Jas Murray. ''
Bark PaIadn, Wilson, Montevideo and Buenos Ayres
IN tow Of Tigrcss. - 0'
Bark Cherokee, Hopkins, Charleston
hrg Express, tBr) Orsatc, La Pale, y. F., tow of
steamtGg Edwin Forrest
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Ut Lawrence, Fuller, Boston.
= ri Ill. f..n.a, RIar.

steamship Baltimore, Greene, Havana, 22d inst
Bark Lucy Ann, CarriEan, Havana, 22d inst
Schr. Indus, Stokely, Kingston, ia, Sth inst.
Schr. John Bell, Watson, Matanzas 18th inst.
Schr. mazon. -. Halifax. 2lstins
Schr. VIM Collyer, Rayner. New London. Oath inst
Schr. Proves, llulse, FAN River, 26th inst
Schr. Friendship, Applegarth, Norfolk 2sth inst
CleaEances for Baltimore
Steamship VIM jenkins, IIallett, Boston, goth inst
Steamship PatlpSco, Ramsey, New York, ooh inst
Sehr' BreeZe, Hulse. New York, goth inst
Schr. Sea Witch, Gibson, Norfolk 2Stb inst
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27

A T Court IT Probate holden at ichfield, within
n and fnr the District Of Litchielj the 18th day
Of August, A. D. 1859
Presen, Charles Adams. Esq Judge.
Estate OF HOMER KlLBOURN, late OF Ltchlield
in said Dist rtct, deceased ORots.o. That the Admin
sirators exhibit neir Administration Account this
Court Tor adius;ea The P0ba.e Office in Litch Id
the 9Th day Of September $50, at 2"cl.ck in the
afternoon; and that all pc sous interested therein,
may have notice thereof he Administrator vii. cause
Ibis order be published in newspa per published
Liichfeld County.
Certified from Record,
10 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
The remainder of the peisonal estate Of Homer Xii
hour, deceased will sold at his late residence,
Saturday, sep. 3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
THE ONLY ARTICLE
UNRIVALI.ED IN MARKET,
WITH IMMENSE
EEO.WE and EUROPEAN
ID III MI A ri ID

YYyIE reason why is that by Natures process u
Il restores the natural co9r permanently alter ,l.e
hair gray suppes the natural fluids, and thus
makes il vroW Oh balu heads, removes all dandruf,
itching and heat from the scalp quels and tones up ths
he ra cd upon TO cure oil diseases OF the scalp and hu
Il " III stop and keep il IRON falling oil; makes scf,
elossu healthy aud beautiful, and II used oy the y"ug
1wo or three times week, il will never tail or become
rav then reader read the following and Judge iOr
yourselves: N vrx Inn 1853
u.ss,s n I Woop & Co.: Gentlemen-llav
.ard vood deal about Prof. Woods Hair kesora.
tive and my hulr being quite gray, Il mace up NY I.o
to lay aside the pr,judlces when III "ner o nassn,
eedicines and short time ago commehcea using
wour a r,icie, 10 test it Tor myself.
'Th e result has been very satisfactory that am
vrv clad did so, and in justice to you, as well as tr
the encouragement Of others no may De as gray as
was but who having my preedlce w.amou. I'LL,
live trial till they have further proof and the best
nroof being occuar demonstration write you this let.
tar that YOU may show 10 any such, and also direst
~ IN me for further proof who am in and o tho
NJ. v Wire Railing Establishment every day.
NV hair is now its natural color and much improved
in appearance every way being glosser and thcFer
any anu ",ao yours resectiuily, HENRY JENKINS,
cor. Columbia and Carroll streets, Brooklyn.
IiyJNGsToN, Ala, Feb II, 1858.
pRoF. Woop: Dear Sir-Your Hair Restorative has
dome much good in this part OF the country M haf
has been slightly diminishing Tor several years, caused,
suppose, from sgi. burn when was qune 40 ~
weeks and find that havea flne head 81 na'r now
growing, after having used all other remedies known 10
none eject think it the most valuable remedy n
Kant and advise all who are aicted that way to Ise
You ca n publish this If you think proper.
Yours DC, S. W. MIDDLETON.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 9, 1887.
Prof. WooD: Dear Sir--Your Hair Restorative -
proving itself beneficial to The front, and also me
back part of my head almost lost its coyenngwas IN
fact BALD ha We used but half PM bottles OF you!
Restorative and now the top of my head well Studio
with promising crop Of young n sr;sd obsr nrensra
tons without any benefit waeysr l think from n.y.
own personal recommenda". , iii, '"'"'' '
efs'o ~ T. T. THOMAS, M d. No. 4e4 Vine street.
The Restorative is put up in BOTTLES Of three sizes
=. large. medium and small; the small holds IL
un and reails for dollar per bottle; the medium
holds al lens twenty per cent more ~ proportion man
the small retas for two dollars per bottle the large
holds quart, forty per cent more in proportion and
retas for three dollars bottle. ~ -,
New York, lin the great N. Y. Wire Railing Estan-
and ia Market St, st. Louis, Mo. lst
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27

STATE OF CONNECTICUT, . 1:.,cl
County, OF LlTcHFIELo, ss' A"c"ne~'
PETER G. STORM
MARY G. STORM.
Upon the petition OF Peter G. Storm Of Salisbury
~ in said County. returnabe to the Superio Cour,
to be held at Ltch6eld in said County the second
Tuesday Of September. lso9 praying for decree Of
divorce from his vile. Mary Z Storm. on the ground
Of wilful desertion Tor than three years.
18th, 1859.
Il appearing to and being found by the subscribing
authority, tina, the respondent resides without this
State.
lis ORDERED that notice Of the tendency OF said
petition be given by said respondent by publishing
this order in the L'tchfsid Enquirer, newspa per
before the session Of said Court. And also that copy
Of said petition, the citation and this order Of notice.
be deposited, by Indifferent person. postage paid
in the postoffce at Lakeville, Conn, addressed 10
said Mary G. Storm at Windsor, Broome Co., New
York. Such copy to be deposited on or before the
first day Of September, 1859.
Litch6eld, August 23I, 1889
FREDERICK d. BEEMAN,
l8-Sw Clerk Of said Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
gH>O THE HON. SUPERIOR COURT TO
81 he b aldep Al Iich6aid L.

rH>O THE HON. SUPERIOR COURT TO
II be holden at Litch6eid within and for The Cuun-
A. u. 1859.
The petition of Frances M; Irving of the town of
Salisbury, County Of L,chfeld of Connecticut,
minor under the age Of twenty years. brings
this her petition by her father and guardian, Pno
knckeTbOcker Of said Salisbury humby show eth that
on he 10Th day Of July, A D. 1856 she by the name
OF Frances VI. knlckerhocker, was lawfully married
ued to live win the said james Irving in the faithful
discharge OF all the duties incumbent on her the vile
OF The said James Irving until the I'd day Of August
A. ID 1856, when the said James Irving deserted her
the said Frances M Knckerbocker, and departed TO a
place or places unknown to your petitioner, and has
and refused to live with provide tor the petitioner
his ~lfe and has wholly neglect TO discharge of
the duties incumbent on him her husband. Your
petitioner therefore prays that this Honorable Court
will order and decree that the petitioner be divorced
from the sad James Irving. and declared be sole,
single and unmarried, and that her Eanle be changed
to her iurn,eT Ihaluen Name Of Frances M. Kmcker-
booker. Dated at Salisbury this I2h day OF August,
A. ID. 1859. FRANCES M. IRVING,
... PllILO KNICKERBOCKER,
per LONALD J. WARNER.
FRANCES M. IRVING LlrcHFIErD COUNTY So,
VS.. LITcHFIiLD, this 18th da Y
PETITION For DIVORCE on the ~iul absence, deser-
tlun Tor more than three years, total neglect to
live with or provide Tor the petitioner
Ordered-Ihat the petitioner give notice of the pend
ency OF this pc tltOn TO James Irving, rcspuudt
T." be inserted i'll ewspaper published in Litchted
tor al least three weeks previous 10 the
said Court 10 be held Litceld the second Tues
day Of September, A. d. 1859
FREDERICK D. REEMA AN,
Clerk of the Superior Court for LltchfeId County
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
Nh ISTRICT of Plymouth S. Probate Court, Au
~ gust 4th, 1859

Upon the application of VIM. E. MCKEE, show
ing to this Court that he is Guardian to Eli Terry
of said Plymouth, a Minor belonging to- said Dis
trict and that said Minor is the owner of the fol-
lowing real estate, viz:-About one acfe of land,
less situated in Terryville in said Plymouth
bounded north on land of Henry Williams, east on
the highway, south on land of said Eli Terry, and
west said Terry s-valued at about Forty collars,
and showing just and reasonable cause for selling
said real estate praying for an ORDER and that he
or some other meet person be empowered to sell the
same, per application on tile dated the 18th day
of August 1859, more fully appears
ORpERED-That the foregoing application be heard
at the Probate Office in Plymouth. the 18th day
Of October, 1859, at O'Clock forenoon and that
notice thereof be published in some public newspa-
per the place where such real estate lies three
weeks success lively, at least six weeks before said
time assigned. A. GIDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27

A T Court Of Proba.e holden at Li.chie'G within
n and 70: The Dis',c. o, L,lchielJ, the 3oth day
OF August, a. D. 1859:
Present. Charles Adams. Judge.
Estate of H IRAN TODD, lae of Liich6ed in said
District, deceased. OIoeRED That the Atmlns,sa-
tor exhibit his administra account % this Cuuri for
H;h day Of September 1859, at 2 o'clock in the aie:
noon and Ina. all persons Interested ~ said estate,
ma have notice ihereo he Adalinis ator will cause
this order 10 be published in newspaper printed in
Lilch6eld Cour,ry. IL
Certified from Record.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
yesuer Gas Light.

YHNHE Subscriber having bought the right of SELL
IL ing the Y.sper Light Gas in Itchield county,
offers it to the citizens the best artificial light yet
discovered as a years test hes proved The lamps
have been much improved recently and are the most
economical OF all, giving the greatest amount Of
light with the least consumption of fluid, costing
not to exceed three fourths Of q cent per hour.
Town rights for sals, and Agents wanted in every
town in the county, to whom will allow a liberal
commission. HIRAM p. LAWRENCE,
1Stf Norfolk Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
THE GREAT AMBASSADOR Of HEALTH
A Boon to the Sick!

A Boon to the Sick
TEHHE want of sterling medicinal to meet the
IL ills and necessities of the suffering portion Of
humanity, and one entirely free from mineral and
other eleterious PARTICLES severely felt till this
all powerful medicine ,lshered into the world
HoLLowAY's INVALUABLE PILLS have become the
HOUSEHOLD REMEDY of all nations. Their attribute
is to PREVENT well as to CURE they attack the RA-
DIX ROOT of the complaint, and thus by removing
the hidden cause of disease reinvigorate and restore
the dropping energies of the SYSTEM assisting nature
in her task of VEAL and FUSCTI NARY REFORMATION.
DYSPEPSIA.
The great scourge of this continent yields quickly
to of these antspetic Pills, and the digest
i've organs restored to their proper tone no mat
ter in what hidcous shape this hydra of disease OK
hbts itself, this searching and unerring remedy dis
perses it from the patients system.
GEN ERAL DEBILITY AND WEAKNESS.
From whatever cause, LowNEss OF SPIRITS, and al
other signs of st ased liver, and other dsorgani
zation of the system, vanish under tho Graduating
influence of this all powerful antseptc and detergent
remedy.
BILIOUS DISORDERS.
The proper quantum and right condition of the
bile is Of momentous importance to the health of the
human frame, this BILIOUS medicine cxpels the
hidden seeds of the complaint and renders all the
fluids and secrotions pure and fluent cleansing and
resusctating the vital functions Of the Dody.
SickIy Fem n es,
Should lose 10 time in trying few doses of this
regulating and renovating remedy, whatever may be
their complaint, it be taken with safety in all Pc
riodcal and other dsorganzations its effect is all
but miraculous.
Unrefute d r reOf.
The testimony of Nations is unanimously borne to
the health giving virtues of his noble remedy, and
certificates in every living language bear witness to
the UNDENIABLENEss Of their INTRINSIC WORTH.
Holloacaqs Pills are tile best remedy kmoaem IN
the aoorid for The folloaeing discusses:
Asthma Debility Lowness Of Spir-
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
HE'S COOKED TO ORDER.
Notice.

e the town Of TorrinQton and mpeundad in The
Pound Of said town, the 10Th August, 1853, certain
bay MARE, with long tail, three White feet. and a
Mare within twenty days OF the date hereof she will
be sold to pay chars es, SC. directed by Jaw.
Torrington, Aug. Hin, 1859.
II r. w. GILLETT, Constable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
STATE OF CONNECTICUT I;,.hs.h
COUNTY OF LiTCHFIELD. '"e'"'
T ER Ely nav,

STATE STATE OF cGsEso1,ey1 IS. Litchfield
ALFRED DAY
SARAH Day.
-TIPON the petition Of Alfred nay of Salisbury in
~ said County resurnable to the Superior Court to
be held at Ltchfeld in said County on the second
Tuesday Of September. 1869, praying for a divorce
from Sarah iDay. his wife for the reason OF adultery
setust ohat larsen said petition file, dated Au
18th, 1859.
1t appearing to and being found bv the subscriber
that the said Sarah Day is wi hout this State
to the petitioner unknown,
1t is ORpEREp that notice Of the tendency of said
petition be given tosad respondent by publishing this
order in the LitchfeId Enquirer, newspaper publish
first pubcatno to be made at least three weeks before
the session of said Court.
Ltch6eld, August %, 1852
FREDERICK D. BEEMAN,
1SSw Clerk of said Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
TAKEN UP,

I'd the subscriber, the 18th inst, brown
q u COW, about twelve years old, with a button
on the left horn and piece gone from the left ear
She has large bag, but does not give milk.-The
wner is requested to prove property. pay charges,
nd take her away FESSENDEN IVES.
Goshen, Aug. II, 1852 -ts4 III
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
Came Into

NNHE enclosure OF the subscriber on the 9th inst
IL three ye,.rling HEIFERS, one dark red one
light red, and one grey-one with star in the fore
head.-1he owner is requested to prove property,
pay charges, and take them away.
EGBERT COGSWELL.
New Preston, Aug 16, 1862 Gil
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
THNo THE HON. SUPERIOR COURT to be he'll,

FENO THE HON. SUPERIOR COURT to be held
n at Litchfeld, in and for Litchfeld County, on
the second Tuesday of September, A. D. 1859.
The Petition of GEORGE F. WAUGH, of Morris
in Ltchfeld County, humbly showeth, that on or
about the first day of January, A. D., 1854 your
petitioner lawfully married to AAY G. MES
SENGER with whom your petitioner lived in the
performance of all the duties of the marriage cove
nant on his part to be performed, until on or about
the 18th day of August, A. D. 1854, when the said
Respondent wilfully deserted your petitioner, and
has continued her said desertion with total neglect
of all the duties of the marriage covenant on her
part to be performed from thence hitherto, and for
period Of more than three years last past.
And your petitioner further shows that said Re-
spondent for period of more than four years last
past has been guilty of such misconduct as perma-
nenty destroys the happiness of the petitioner, and
defeats the purposes of the marriage relation, by
wilfully alternating herself from the bed and board
of your petitioner. Wherefore your petitioner
prays the Court to inquire into the truth of the al
legation aforesaid. and on finding them true. to
grant him divorce pursuant to the statute in such
cases provided. s
Dated at Litch6eld, this Goth day of July, A. D.,
1859. ven GEORGE F. WAUGH,
By his Attorney, H. B. GRAVES.
George F. Waugh,
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-10-27
Axy c. Waugh.
STATE OF CONNECTICUT, I
Litchfield County,

n IITCHFIED, A. u. 1903.
Upon the petition Of the said & GORGE F. WAUGH
praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce
now pending before the Superior Cours in and for
Litchteld County, to be held on the % Tuesday of
Sept 1859: happening to, and being found BY,
the subscribing authority, that the said respondent
is residing in some place unknown to the petitioner.
and absent from this State-Therefore ordered that
notice of the pendency OF said petition be given by
publishing the same. together with this order, in
the Litchield Enquirer, newspaper printed in
Litchfeld, three weeks successfully, commencing
or before the 18th day of August. A. d. 1859.
FRED'K d. BEEMAN, Clerk
1876 Of the Superior Courtfor Litchield Co.