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Patent Pocket Coin Deteetor,
FOB TESTING THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
GOLD and SILVER COINS.

Patent Pocket Coin Deteetor,
FOR TESTING THE VARIOUS KINDS OF
GOLD and SILVER COINS.
1T is admitted by ell to be the most perfect
IL thing of its kind ever offered to the public
1t is so small that it can be carried in the pock-
ct without any inconvenience.
Every Merchant should have it!
Every Storekeeper should have it
Every Mechanic should have it!
Every Man in Business should have it D.!
It detects at the same moment, both size,
thickness and weight, from Half Dime to DOL
lar in Silver, and from 81 in gold up to $50,
besides foreign Gold and Silver and sells as quick
ly as seen, without the assistance of word 1t
is simple. emincntly useful, durable, economical
and perfect.
~ Warrantee goes with every one that is
sold
PRICE One DOLLAR,
Post paid, to any part of the United States.
See what the Newspapers say;
The possession of it is a perfect guarantee
against being imposed upon with spurious coins
Nsrs.
Detection is sure. certain, ineyitahl.--Ese Jour
A blind man with one in his possession may bid
defiance to the most skillful counterfeiter of the
day.-Epe. Bulletin.
We pronounce it without hesitation to be the
most perfect thing of its kind offered to the
public. Inquirer.
We like it, and cordially recommend it to pub.
lie favor.-Nat,onal Argus
1t is worth its price ten times told.-CWy Item.
AGENTS WANTED.-An Agent wanted in every
County in the United States, to whom heavy
discount will be made. Samples sent, with terms
of agency, on the receipt of one dollar.
Address oil orders to
INLAY & BICKNELL'S,
Bank Note Reporter, Philadelphia, Pa.
The Reporter has been for Thirty years the con-
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including without extra charge a copy of the
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work, and which can be obtained from no othel
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A TIA Court of Probate holden at Torrington
"A within apd for the District of torrington on
the 4th day of january, A. D. 1860.
Present HenFyS. Barbour, Judge.
On motion of Burton I. Cowles. Executor of the
last wild. and testament OF CHLOE COWLES late
of Torrngton within said district, deceased This
Court doth decree that six months be allowed
and limited for the creditors of said estate to ex
tor and directs tina public notice be given of
this order by advertising in "a newspaper publish
ed in Litchfeld County and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign=post in said town of
Torrington nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt Certified from Record,
S7-3we HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.
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st. Julien Eating Saloon,

IN THE "LITCHFIELD HOUSE BUILDING -
LLCHFIELD, CONN.,,
rs now opened for the accommodation of the
II public and citizens of Ltchtield County.
We are prepared to serve OYSTERS in different
styles-raw, stewed and roasted.
Also, some good No. TRIPLE served up to
suit customers
HOT COFFEE, FRESH BOILED EGGS, PIES
and CAKES always on hand, for sale by the guam
tity, &C. Oaly beverage ALE and CIDER.
Oysters for sale by the quart or gallon at
MARKET PRICES.
GIVE Us A CALI
GEORGE ". WHEELER. WoLcoTT WaEELER.
"a
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RH VICTOR ALYERGNAT of Paris will contin
Xz . ne to give iessonsin French andDrawing IL
connection with the Norfolk Academy, under til,
charge OF Mr. Ira w. Pettibone, A. NJ, and to pri
vate pupils or classes who may wish Ito be in
structed in these branches.
NJ Alvergnat refers by permission to Rey 10
seph Eldridge, d. D. aDd to Col Robbins battell
Norfolk Jan. 2, 1860. sS7
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Wanted to Bol1'o " at 10 pr. ct.

OEAn OR 5000 DOLLARs-Secnrity, a
%eDVV Farm of about 900 acres all i'm
proved and near one of the most fourishing cities
ia Illinois Interest will be paid yearly with $500
of principal, or the whole principal will be paid
together. Interest and principal paid at any bank
in this county or in New-York.
For proof Of title and valuation, certificate
will be furnished from the County Recorder where
the property is situated certifying under the ooun-
ty seal that the title is vested in the grantor that
there is no encumbrance upon it. and that in his
opinion it Is worth more than double the amount
secured; the Recorder being personally liable and
required to furnish security to the county to q
large am cunt. there will be no danger of damage
from any mistake or misstatement on his part.
WANTED, $500 and $3.50 on other Farms
WHEAT FLoURf for sale by the load or barrel.
"a Enquire ofLEvI CATLlN, NorthAeld.
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"A Ia Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld
IA within and for the District of Litchfield on
the 22d day of December. A. D. 1859
Present Charles Adams, ESQ.,, Judge.
Estate of LUCRETIA KILoORN, late of Litch-
field in said district, deceased. -Odered That
the Executor exhibit his administration account
to this Court for adjustment, at the Probate office
in Litchfield on the 18th day of January, 1860 at
o'clock afternoon and that all persons inter-
ested therein may have notice thereof, said Ex-
ecutor will canse this order to be advertised in
the Litchtield Enquirer, and posted on the public
sign post in said town nearest the last residence
of said deceased. Certified from Record,
So CHARLES ADAMS, Judge
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manufacturer, New Haven D. N. Shelton, Presi
dent OF Tack and Bolt Company, Derby Sheldon
Bassett, President of Birmingham Iron Foundry
and Machine Company, Birmingham Isaac G.
Lewis, Britannia Company, West Meriden s. W.
Collins. Collinsville Axle Company, Collinsville.
37-2w
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aAPONIFIERs

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ey BE sure you get the original and patented
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II Der would embrace the opportunity Of return.
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him during the trials and difficulties which are
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In the change recently made Il will be his con.
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The Trapper's Guide.

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will be enabled to trap successfully for Fox,
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.MA77IED,

In the Congregational Church, New Preston
Village, on the 9Th inst, by Rev. J. H. Strong,
Mrs. George W. Beardsley, to Miss Harriet
Stokes. both of New Preston Village
In Sharon, Mr.. Ralph Rowley, to Miss Malvi-
ma Burton.
AT Dryden, N. Y, 3rd inst, by the Rev. J. H.
Barnard, MIR. J. G. Gray and Fanny A., daugh-
ter OF Henry Judd formerly of this town, all of
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YyHE MISSES RoWLEY are now selling Of
IL their WINTER MILLINERY at COST.
Persons having unsettled accounts sre request
ed to call and settle the same Immediately.
66-s75c.
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Litchfleld Co. Agricultural so
ss3os ciety,

RyxECuTIVE COMMITTEES meet at Mansion
- House, "Wednesday tho 18th for awarding
Fsemiums on Field Crops and arranging for next
Far' .ss.s %
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THR ELECTORS OF GOSHEN opposed to the pres
ent Administration will meet at the Vestry Of the
Centre Church on Saturday the 14th inst, at
O'Clock P. NJ, to appoint delegates to the State
and such other Conventions as may be necessary.
.,.ss a.. By order of the Town Committee.
Goshen, Jan. 9, 1850.
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NorIcE.-The Electors of the Town of Torring-
ton opposed to the present National Administra-
tioa are requested to meet at the Town Hall,
Wolcottville, on Monday evening, Jan. Esd, 1860,
at 81 o'clock, to appoint Delegates to the State,
Senatorial and County Conventions, and to do
any other business necessary to be done at said
meeting. Per order Committee.
Wolcottville, Jan. IL, 1860.
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Rubber Boots s. Shoes, Toys, Combs
Nursery Cloth, Clothing. &c.. SC,

Rubber Boots Il Shoes, Toys, Combs,
Nursery Cloth, Clothing, &c., Sc.
The great improvements which have recently
been made in tho manufacture of India Rubber
Gloves aud Mitts render them a desirable article
for all.
The heavy Gloves and Mittens are unrivalled
as protection in all kinds of acid work of the
Chemist, Druggist and Photographer manuiac
turing and handling of Potashcs and other strong
alkalies; for Oystermen. Drivers in storms, and
Hose Companies in the fire department. Hatters,
Farmers, Tanners, Lumbermen, Fishermen, and
Seamen will find these Gloves and Mttens we'll
adapted for their use. They are much superior
to the bnck mittcn, especially in light work.
The Light Clones are used for softening and
bleaching the hands as a speedy and effectual
cure for chapped Or rough hands, salt rheum, &C.,
they have po equal ; are very useful while en-
gagged in domestic affairs, such as sweeping dust
ing. house cleaning, all roughening and dirty
kind Of work and particularly useful in garden
ing and the care of shrubs and flowers
For sale by Rubber Dealers generally in all
parts of the country. Price lists and catalogues
will be sent on application by letter, addressed to
the
GooDYEAR's INDIA RUBBER GLOVE MANUFACTURE
ING Co.,
30-Sm SO John street, Now York.
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nO you wish to subscribe for
~ HARPER'S MAGAZINE,
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KNICKERB0CKER,
ALL THE YEAR ROUND,
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LADIES REPOSITORY,
or for any of the monthly Magazines Call upon
81 JOHN H. SMITH. Post-ofice.
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IA scriber are requested to call and SETTLE
f. ID. MCNEIL.
Iateh6sld, Dec. 18th, 1859
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"A Ii persons indebted to G. AaAns & Co.. Il.
n W. ADAMS & Co., or H. W. ADAMS. are adj
nonished to pay forthwith to the underslgned,
and says eosts c. ADAMS.
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.CoRNwALI-The Republican Electors of Corn
wall are requested to meet at the Town Room,
on Saturday the l4th inst, at one o'clock, p, NJ.
to appoint Delegates to the State, County and
SENATORIAL Convention.
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thanks to the many friends who by their presence
contributed to the pleasure of the visit at his
house on the 9Th inst
He also gratefully acknowledges their liberality
In leaving generous and valuable supplies for the
use of himself and family
May they all be richly blessed both with tenn
poral and spiritual blessings by Him from whom
.cometh every good and perfect gift
Milton, Jan. 0, 1850.
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FOR SALE.

TIME Farm recently owned by STEPHEN
IL MORSE. three miles southeast of Litchfeld
containing about ITO acres of land. Said
Farm is a good one and in good order, will be
sold on easy terms For particulars refer to
STEPHEN MORSE or WILLIAM BALDWIN of
Litchkeld to JAMES H. MORSE of Northeast,
or the undersigned, ISAAC S. DOCKEE,
Norwalk, Dec. H. 1859. IS
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Manufactured by
HOTCHKISS & FITCH, Bridgeport, Conn,
corner of Main street and South avenue,
where orders will be received so
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FOR SALE.

A HOUSE, Barn and one acrs of land pleasant
"A ly situated ! mile from Milton. near Messrs
Smiths Carriage Factory. For further informa
ton inquire of E. NJ. LEvENWORTH.
Milton, JAN S, 1860. 3S-3ws
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WHITE.
WHITE.
White to play and mate in three moves.
(Solution meet ,ceek.)
soLUTIoN TO PROBLEM VII

SOLUTION TO PROBLEM VIII.
White. Black.
!. @ to her 9th 1. R takes q.
2. Kt to KS BIS 18th. If Black take Kt
with @. @ mates.
Correct solutions received from Fl. E. c. J
D., w. B. T., and G.. A. H., Ltchfleld
four tyass make the White and Black Books
so similar in appearance as to lead to mistakes
i'm solving the problems. They may be distin
guished by by the White Rock having white
standard, which is black on the other.
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CARD.-The subscriber gratefully acknowl-
lodges another expression of the affection which
has long been continued to him, in recent Wood
SpeH lthe nineteenth.) which shows for itself and
also for valuable sundries
DAVID L. PARMELEE.
Morris, Jan. 10, 1860
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HOLIDAY GIFTS,

TUYHERE is nothing more appropriate for hol-
iday present than good AMBROTYPE, or
DAGUERREOTYPE enclosed in neat. handsome
case. Remember gift like this is always accept
able to friends j. L, JUDD.
Litchfeld, Dec. IS, 1859. St34
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HART, BROTHERS & co.
HAVE just received an important addition to their
stock Of DRY GOODS which renders it desira-
bic assortment to select from. Their stock of
GROCERIES is also complete and all at lowest
prices. SO
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INDIA RUBBER GOODS.

TOODYEAR's INDIA RUBBER GLOVE
" MANUFACTURING CO., SO JOHN STREET,
New YORK, manufacture exclusively" (under
Goodyear's Patents every description of Ladies'
and Gent. s India Rubber Gloves, Mts, Mitteus,
and Finger Cots; also, Ladies' Dress Shields,
Physicians Cots, Caps, &c., &c.
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STATEMENT of the Condition of the BANK
- OF LIICHFIELp GO. on the LIST day of
January, 1860;
LIABILITIES
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-03
SOUTHERN FEMALE INSTITUTE.


TFIHE Eleventh Session Of thu InIu,on Will the
frat Monday OCTOBER next ard close on the last day Of
June. iSO.
The Principal deem necessary give the Of
the Assistant Teachers 10 his empOy simply saying that he aid
ed BY eleven roughy qual rueors and shat every en,
will be made msntAn the high reputation and select character
The ADVANTAGES offered department (vooal
ntumeaA Unsurpassed The most accomplished teachers
In the city Dyed and particular attention paid 10 this
valuable accomplishment.
Two French d reared and educated In Paris ard speaking
the pures French reside 10 the fsay OF the Pinep whose
pea duty speak French lahuAy with all those who
studying the LANGUAGE II k eothdcnty asserted that much
French spoken In the honse female school
The subjects Of Natural Philosophy and Chemistry are fully
being romple'e Us any In The state
Especial stten given Ns TO the study Of History English
Literature Rhetoric and Readings portion OF tile course both a.
I active and pre- htNhle.
Principal with pride the following list OF PArAoSs
Hon H. A. WISE Norfolk Va; Con. NJ. y. Maury, Nat Oh;
Rev VIM Sparrow, Theological Seminary, Alexandria; Rev p
Slaughter Culpsps Rev. a. H. Read Rev orRe Woodhig,
Rev H. s Keper Rev. D. Dsrgett DR. B. r. Wexford A. A.
Morton, Andrnon G-sttan, james Lyons T. r. Price.
ford Hon. John Robertson ri amend Jas NJ horson Gooeh
land WIN. Cia-k, j. Carugon, HsflI; X. Crae Green
brier Va St George Cooke, PoshGta Dr. H. stuart King
George r. w. Scott FsuQuler; j. Randolph, H. T. Minor Al
bemAre W. Carroll New Orleans; Baylor, Essex;
Mr HARRISON Lower Brandon; Col DGbney Dry Grove,
Mss Bryce Stewart: CSFksyi Tenn Hon. g. H. Lee cafks
burg, Va
Institute and William and Mary College 20 Professors Bedoe,
Smith, Coleman Maupn AID Davis o; the unVerIiy OF Virginia.
Board, Washing and Lights S99s 90
Latin Modern Languages IN eAssts each .... 20 90
Music, vo' al or On Piano. Harp, Organ or Guitar per
Drawing Painting oil colorI $40 to 90 GO
S 6. Il s::isn;a. per mouth - i$
Payable onebaf 1t October balance the 9Th Of February.
For further particulars for catalogue address tho Principal
lyl2-sm Boz 81 Richmond Va
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS DAY.
BY DAVIS. DyupREE = CO.
ny BETS 4 GREGORY, auei's.

NEGRO. s.-we will sell this rorulns, at ~ o'clock
1o thirty likely slaves. DAVIS, DFrPRFk Or,
Iyl3 Old feiows'Ha1 cor. h,yo ard Franklin sts
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ElUnI.Ic s.LE OF. Why VnLUNnLrA AVE

1 DEsIRh'L LIZ RIAL ESTATE on YORK RIVER IN THE
County Court ofEew cczuty
the 9Th day Of April last In the suit Of Harriet, l.. fb4es
rgh; and adnnralriN n cornscs l. Flbaes
decd bstes ais" We essned viii oaer for sale
New Kent Court House. which Cornelius
Flbates died, seized and possessed.
IL seldom occurs that arm possessing many elements Of
chaser orFed for sale THIS however has been made Jeosary
By the death OF the !a.e proprietor.
The eoaisrs ~ en.tn go Ses,t-an lncou,d
erEbe portion Of Shh marsh ssorGng however excellent
Is situation l. upon ok River IN fi view o, Yves, Point the
eTinuI oi the YORK River sc0.d probably dis
tlan four miles As the road IS completed,
seansr viii pass the rr every AZ arodns direct and speedy
t,t,.
.s d. =. s:a SssS al g I'D
because Of the great convenience voud sford n
extensive country 10 gve nS and the shipment ~
rain and oer commodities The convenient n will BE-
Afforded BY the steamer 70 the Northern markets would on,be
etfsng ma 70 real Ntat lie may pay Tor the place In the
ale Of hs vegetable productions
he advantages Afforded by tails plse, for carrying the oyster
RIVER There bed 81 hn,s, Favored Oysters
m iscnt @. ;he ion house dcor
The Hats regarded the oyster eXcSied by
the aver 10 dsrovs 81 engaging In the lumber business
Te wood may he cut from the place within mile 81 tie lsnd!ng
Fucl commands AdN sails White u!isi r ship building
p9tose Ehuadtt and also spruce poe for which tie late pro-
pr. tor, In his IL inc, trrt-i 81 per tree
The bufng1 the farm act generally In good repair
What has beea said deem d lent Advertisement
lie presumed that persons desiring 10 wl examine the
lsts before the day ~ sale which be shown
le oNerseer tsnS hcreon ana any Information VIII be cheer
fully furnished by the commissioners whose address BIrEt Od
nary james CITY CO., Va.
and dollars will required 10 cash The hal
will he divided into three payments 49, Is AMI 2i months
from N" OF sale and tn purchaser required TO execute bond
Win coed y for each payment carrying Interest from the
CYRUS A. BRANCH Special
ROBERT d. RICHAsDsoS Commissioners
may bewel toremArl that the soil Of farm Supe
or TO this Ia capacity fer improvement aad that the o
Poveent can be procured with great convenience aud a. little
expense aud labor jeS-clGEtds