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st. Julian Eating saloon.
ii OYSTERS orwalk, Roast. Ray. stewed
and Fried n fs s.
j, Fair Haven Plants, at Wholesale; -.A.i
E. P. Goodsell's Solid Oysters, Stewed Fri
ed, or Raw 3s.sss..,.,,,s3a5+.gz.. ..ts go
Adams Superior Iripe, Of New Haven, fried
g 7' to order, or by the h.; ..4..-,-s..
g PIES ince, Apple, Custard, Lemon, Tart
.@f CAKES Loaf, Pound, Fried, Cup, Fennel
HERR1NG-Ry the dozen and box;
EGGS-BoiIed and Fried;
IS Darlington Crackers by the h.;
sl CHEESE-By the slice;
Il. Nuts and Candies of all kinds ~
..li Oranges and Lemons;
Sugar Coated Cardamins; Al -. .......'
: Maple Sugar, by the cake and h..
Bantam SHAD, alias, SUCKERS. st
DRINKS-Ice Water, Whitmore's Root
Beer, Harmer's OLD STOCK ALE.
% fE CASH PAID FOR EGGS. 81
q CLANS ON Saturday.
The Subscriber returns thanks for the liberal
patronage given him, and hopes to be able here
after to give the same satisfaction as heretofore
Il sts. 59-s.su - .t.st. 8. A. WHEELER.
S. d. WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfeld, May 9th. 1862. .l tf3
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nISTRICT of New Milford, IS. Probate
II Court, June Esd, 1852. '
Present-Samuel D. Orion, Judge.
Estate of DR.. JEHIEL WILLIAMS, late of the
Town of New Milford in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of New
Milford hath limited and allowed six months
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de.
barred . recovery. All persons indebted to said
Estate are requested to make Immediate pay.
ment to $3.50 F". ."'"f "','' ~
Its @, WILLIAM ROBERTS, Ex'r.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

"A within and for the the District of Cornwall,
on the 18th day of June, A. D. 1862. .,as ~,
Present-H Milton Hart, Esq, Judge. o
On motion Of John T. Andrew, Administrator
on the Estate of CHANDLER SWIFT, late of Corn
wall within said District, deceased; This Court
doth decree that six months be allowed and linn
tied for the creditors of said estate to exhibit
their claims against the same to the Administers
tor, and directs that public notice DO given of
this order by advertising in newspaper publish
ed in Litchfeld, and by posting a copy thereof
on the public sign post in said town OF Corn
wall. nearest the place where the deceased last
dwelt Certified from Record.
1918 H. MILTON HART, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
Shall the Union be .MNtss-
~ y DH&z = tanned 2

FTNoUEsI1oNABLY, if worthy Of mainte-
SO of the UNION MACHINE. Let the People
decide, on Tuesday July 8th, when we propose
to try its mettie in the meadow of the late OH
as Lewis, ESQ.,. on South Street, Litchield, at
o'clock, P. NJ, and if We cannot secure its re-
cognition as a Considerable Power among the
Mowers, though rctreating never, we will yet
surrender at discretion. Agents of other lead
ing machines are cordially invited to take part
in the exhibition. If the weather is unpropi-
tious. the trial will occur on the next fair day.
~ ..-3 L. A. BRYAN,
.3i} 1920 rss,.. '--} -ss.s-,' G. w. MASON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

n Court of Probate holden at Cornwall
"A within and for the District of Cornwall, on
the Sd day Of June, A. D: 1862. .. f.t
Present-H Milton Hart, Esq, Judge: .
On motion Of Frederick Kellogg, Executor on
the Estate Of PHIIo KELLOGG. late Of Cornwall
within said district, deceased: This Court doth
decree chat, 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 be given of this order
by advertising in newspaper published in Litch-
field, and by posting a copy thereof on the pub
lie sign-post in said town of Cornwall. nearest
the place where the deceased last dwelt. ,,.-ar%
Certified from Record, ~. ~. 49,. + .-4
9-t3o H.MILTON HART, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
BOARDING House.

THNHE Subscriber can furnish accommodations
II to few persons desiring good Boarding
House. His residence is situate at the Head OF
North Street, and is pleasant location.
+@ WILLIAM WOODIN.
Ltchfeld, June 26tb, 1862. 3t-lOo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
For Sale.

FksWO Residences, situated one mile South d
Il the Village of Litchfeld, containing about
ID Acres of Land sach-good substantial Dwell
lngs, nearly new, fne yards, shade trees, &C.,
&c.-making very desirable places for summer
The places were formerly owned by Shelden
Morris & B. C.Perry. Terms Of sals made easy.
h Apply to or address ra4I RUFUS SMITH.
Itchfeld, July LIST, 1862. ] alat.NE sl1-t3 ;
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the Throat and Lungs. p" 81 'i7 sT-
Made ZDoc PoRTRR's Balsam is prepared
with all the requisite care and skill, from com,
bination of the best remedies the vegetable king
dom affords. Its remedial qualities are based on
its power to assist the healthy and vigorous cir
culation of the blood through the lungs. 1t is
not a violent remedy, but emollient- warming,
searching and effective can be taken by the
Oldest person or youngest child.
Made ZADoc PoRrEn's Balsam has been used
by the public over Is years, and has acquiredits
present sale simply by being recommended by
these who have used it, to their afflicted friends
and others. .'' '''.
MOST IMPORTANT Madame ZADeC PoRTER'
Curative Balsam is sold at price which brings
it in the reach of every one to keep it convenient
for use. The timely use of a single bottle will
prove it to be worth 100 times its cost.
NOTICE.-Sdve your Honey DO not be per
suaded to purchase articles at As. to 81, which
do not contain the virtues of dime bottle o.
Madame Porter's Curative Balsam, the cost o.
manufacturing which is as great as that of almost
any other medicine; and the very low price al
which it is sold, makes the profit to the seller
apparently small, and unprincipled dealers will
sometimes recommend other medicines on which
their profits are larger. unless the customers in
sist upon having Madame Porter's Curative Bal
sam, price 10 cts, and in large bottles at 20 cts
and take no other. If you cannot get it at ont
store you can at another.
eBF Sold by all Druggists and Shopkeepers Al
10 cents, and in larger bottles at 20 cents.
HALL s. BUCKLE, Proprietors,
New York.
VIM. G. BUEL, Agent Litchfeld, Conn.,, TO
Madam Porter's Balsam, and "Dalley's Pail
Extractor"
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
New Harness Shop.

NNHE Subscriber having opened a Shop in
- Lords Building, oyerF. d. Mcneil sStore,
keeps constantly on hand every thing in his
line. Repairing done at short notice. ] IN 9al
aea a A. A. JONES'
Litchfeld, May 2sth, 1862. tie
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
READY MADE CLOTHING,
HATS, CAPS. CARPETS, AND
ed. MfTAHfMMERa.

WINDOW SHADES, and CURTAIN-D RAPE-
RY; All kinds of GROCERIES, q great
variety of Carpenters Joiners.' Masons.' and
Blacksmiths' TOOLS Round, Hoop, Oval, and
Half Oval, Iron, Cast Steel. Nails; Carriage
Bolts, and all sorts of Hinges, Butts and Screws
LINSEED OIL. 874 Cts, and PAINTS of all
kinds TURPENTINE; KEROSENE OIL, &c.
The Subscriber has just arrived with an ex-
tensive assortment of Fas hionable Black and
White Plaids, Dress Goods, with fine line OF
Ribbon and other Trimmings to match Also
Dress Goods of all Styles suitable as well as very
desirable this season. -l...
J. ELI TREAT.
New Milford. April 2. 1862. tf-50
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

NATANTED, by the Subscriber, is or 20 Girls
w to work at Hoop Skirts, to whom fair
wages will be paid in Cash, il application is
made soon. Apply ct our Factory In Watertown
Centre. r. s. BEERS & co. Il
Watertowu, July LIST, 1862. Its
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
OF NEW MILFORD

VA GUILD respectfully inform his Customers
w and the public generally, that he has
very large and fine Stock Of GOODS adapted to
the Spring and Summer Trade-consisting Of
DRESS GOODS Bleached, Halt. Bleached and
Brown MUSLlNS; Common and Roll CAM
BRICS, Which will be sold at New York prices
SHEEr1NGS, 12A Cts. CALICO, 8. 10, and
12A Cts English and French Calico, II Cts.
Good White MUSLIN, 12a Cts, old price; En-
PIANo-COvERs SHAWLS; Balmoral aud
Hoped SKIRTS eco Yards CRASH Diapers !;
Linen, Damask, Irish Linen, White and Brown
Linen Table Covers Plaid and Stripe SILKS, for
% to rs Cts. per Yd. WALL PAPER, 4 Cts. to
o. Cts
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

ID etween WarrA and NJ urray, New York,
II Sell. deliverlto boat. or depot FREQ, and
warrant as represelted-ggsiialsrH>
1, Pure Starch, Buckeye, i box Sc per Id, 8 boxes
4 3-4c, 10 ormore4 12c.s Family Soap, Buckeye
4 box 1-2t per lb.5 boxes &c: Transparent do.
Buckeye, ii bars usually sold at ,10c each, &c,
100 for $40. Variegated do, Buckeye, &c bars
for &c, 100 Tor 81. 50. Best family Flour, Buck.
eye, 81 perbbl., s hbls, $3.50 each. Black and
Green Teas, Csc to q. per lb, 10 per cent off by
package of 5 lbs or ,yer. Coffee IL IL to 25c
per lib. of qualities lefying successful competi-
ton. Sugar cured HRms, &c per ID, or more
1-2c. Parties whowish to order from the
country can do SO. bymail, and the bills be col
lected by any responible Express delivering the
0nOdc
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

Length of Rake, 8 feet
. Distance of Wheels apart. feet. iflf'1'-
Diameter of Weels, 81 feet. .4H1
q Distance of Thill Cross Bar forward of Axle,
Is inches. .ri .t3r .a.-5. .,taL
Distance of Rake back If Axle, about feet
,.., ,.... ..... .....rs- q ., G. Ii. DALEY,
+. NJ. TREAT.
Morris, Conn, June, 1862 St.10o
The Light Moving Machines, as heretofore
that have given satisfaction wherever known.
i4 -+5 ......a... q. II. DALEY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
.aC0HN1RYN PRODUCE

Received on consignment and sold to the consul
mer direct. FarmeB can consign their Butter,
Cheese &c., and havs goods returned or money
RENTED promptly. Hardware, Glassware or any
other kind of goods bought at lowest cash rates
and sent promptly ard carefully to parties reques-
ting and sending ether money or produce to
pay. Letters of indliry answered promptly and
cheerfully. This isno humbug, as trial will
prove. t4I st.E r. 6, 1-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

3. Some Very Popular
aai New Books.
AVE recently been published For in
lea :. A r.s-,aa M Trollope's North Amer
COS lies Miserables." &c, &c. Anv Of th aa,
and any other Book which yonsee of;n =,
of the papers, can at all times be procurea q
NO. 8, HoTCHKISs BLOCK.
&28s sssas WATEnBuaY, CoNN.,
From whence they will be sent free, of changes
on receipt Of advertised prices.
II you are DESTROYS Of reading at once anc
while the current new Books are the rage delay no
until you visit Waterbury, but send your orde
by mail to the undersigned, who will execute i
forthwith. VIM. PATTON.
No s, HoLcHKIss BLOCK,
11-3t Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
LKTCHFIELD ACADEMY.

NNHE Summer Term of this Institution will
commence Monday, May 10. Six hours
each day will be devoted to the pupils. Thor-
ough instruction in the English Branches. the
Classics, French and Mathematics. For Terms
ana otner particulars, apply to the Principal,
:. Y. DERRICK, at the residence of Charles ,.
Buel, West Street. 5s5.5 81 IS. E3
Litchfeld, May 18th, 1862. tf4
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
New Spring 80
NEIILINERX,r

.&-H3l2fGt'AT MRS. BISHOPS. ~
A CHOICE Lot of SPRING HATS, FLOW
N ERS, and RIBBONS, of the latest and most
fashionable styles. ~ s "a
Z, MANTLEs and sACoUEs in Silk and Cloth
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., PARASOLS and SUN
UMBRELLAS-KID GIOVES,, &c., sc.
DRESS-MAKING-and HATS BLEACHED
and PRESSED as usual. ~ tsgN4G I
Please call and examine the GOODS at
Sc MRS. BISHOPS
z ~ All accounts of Misses Farnsworths can
he settled withMrs B.
Litchheld, April 9th, 1862. tf.51:
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Il. Staples,

"AVING purchased the Shop in West Street,
LII formerly owned by William Rogers. is
prepared to do all kinds Of CARRIAGE REPAIR
ING. in the shortss p ossible time. Also-NEw
Work made to order. Give me call.
Litchfeld, April 30th, 1852. 'a7s 'H tf2
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
Economy Is Wealth
CURE YOUR COUGH FOR ONE DIM,
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSEHOLD
REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
~5"a NAo.xs zADoo PoRTER's
GREAT COUGH RE.HED 7

NTADAMR zADoc PoRTER's Curative Bal
WI sam is warranted, If used according to thu
directions, to cure in all cases, Coughs, Colds
Whooping Coughs, Asthma, and all affections O
the Throat and Lungs p" 81 -'i7 +'-
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
: SPECIAL NOTICES.

fT Read the Price List Of the Peoples Proyi-
26S Greenwich St, n. Y. in to-day's paper it
will save you money. -. 6, i-y
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03
INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,
"a ass and se7 BROADWAY.

Al sJPERFINE INGRAM CARPETS.
ALSO Cotton, Cotton Chain, All Wool and
Three Ply CARPETS full Stock at reasonable
prices.
til s-- A. G. FERRISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

CANADA LEFT OUT In THE Corp "A recent
editorial article in the London Times informs
the pepnlE of, Canada dat Aksy. -mist defend
shemselsssi ftems AmesiesA invasion, d England
cannot do IL. The Times says: !. II il. nat in
our power TO send forth ron this little island q
military force saiicisnt 70 defend The frontier Of
Canada against the numerous ssaniss which have
learnt arms and discipline, in the gseatsehool Of
the colony wish TO put an end to II THE connec-
tion) We would never draw the sword to defend
il end, if Canada win not tight 10 protect its in.
asaendenee romsfsreign invasion, neither will
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-07-03

OUR STOCK OF GOODS is now being
ireplenished, and we are prepared to show a good
assortment to our friends and customers, aniall
at satisfactory prices. ~ Or EE35 I.T
HART, BROS & co.
TIL 5L'a4 At West Goshen. J
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Tho New York Post says Of the sn,w storm
{ riday:-''In spite of appearances. We are
Ia IL nrognosticate with good authority, that
,b;s IS not the beginning Of regular winter
weather. Our Indian summer, most delight
ri season of the year, and genial In It's temper
,+urp is vet to come. After few days the
,oov will vanish and southern breezes again
make oyercoats burdensome to active pedestri-
,ns. It is the usual way Of the Arctic god to
o,ch US a little severely early in November,
and then to retreat northward, whence he re-
,ur,s aftera an interval Of several weeks, for his
regular campaign. .
About 100 deserters, from the Northern cities,
we're brought to Washington last week under
nard. Some Of these are said to have made
business Of enlisting in various regiments, and
then deserving; a few having been in four Or
five regiment in which they received bountics,
and then deserted.
Gen. Ialleck has issued an order that all Of
icers, of whatever grade belonging to the Ar
ny Of the Potomac, shall proceed to join their
respeotive commands within twenty four hours.
The penalty for disobedIence Of this order will
b2disuissal from che service.
The = ashingtoD Star Of yesterday says
The following prisoners Of war we're sent in
from zen Sigel's army on Sunday and commit
TED to the Old Capitol prison: Charles E.
Cogen, ". i. Davis, Fred Ephard, and John
Y. Brady all OF the 18th Virginia; Thomas
:. Palmer and j. {. Ham, Of the 1st Virginia
cavalry; James W Riley and L. D. Hall, Of
Virginia regiment, and il. ". Skinner, a
Confederate government agent. Seven other
prisoners of war were also yesterday sent to
the Old Capitol.
The Washington Chronicle, which On Sun
DAY stated that Mcclellan S removal was occa-
stoned by recent Investigations of most I'M
expected character, says yesterday: that the
reasons for bis removal show nothing affecting
The loyalty Of Gen. Mcclellan or his capacity
for organizing and equipping great army for
the field, but are to the end Of prosecuting the
var with renewed vigor.
The loss Of Riggs & Co., bankers Of WASH
mgton, by the late theft of tin box containing
some Of their securities, from a New York
city banI,,, will be but trihing, comparatively,
the box containing their valuable securities be-
ing at the time in the Bank Of America. AL
most all the contents of the stolen box were
the property Of others, and very few Of them
will &c eventually losers by its abstraction.
The Vanderbilt has sailed in search Of the
Alabama.
y L..c 1nr,.t, NJ,
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SOUTHERN NEWS.

| Richmond papers to the 6th INST
Reports have reached Richmond that the
Federal army is abouy to make demonstration
against the city from the south side of the II
yer, approaching from Petersburg, but the
journals say that tn IL government will be ready
to meet any such movement Rumors Of an
intended attack on Weldon, n c., had also
been received. On the I'd inst, an engagement
occurred near Wilmington in which, it appears,
that, after fighting all day, both parties with
drew The Confederates report their loss at
two killed and thirty one wounded, while tho
Federal loss, they state was very heavy. Sen.
Beauregard has notified the non combatants re-
siding in Charleston to remove their slaves and
movable property. Federal gunboats we're
bombarding the town of Tampa Bay, Florida,
on the Sd inst.
The Federal troops have advanced in force
to Lagrange, Tenn, and are advancing on Mo-
bile
The new cases Of yellow fever in Whining
ton, n. c., are few, but the deaths very sud
den.
Gen Echols, commanding in kanawha VAL
ley, was induced to fall back by the represen
tations Of spy, who passed himself off as a
Fedtral officer.
The snow storm of last Friday Was very Sc
we're in Richmond.
il fre occurred at Augusta, Ca, on the 5th
inst: which destroyed Stoyail's warehouse,
stables, six thousand bales Of cotton, some pro
duce, &c. The loss will exceed $500, 200.
The Richmond Wing complains Of the want
Of shoes in The Confederate army, and Of des-
titution in other respects. 1t urges that mea
suras should be taken 70 furnish the army With
l0ore and better clothing.
The New York Tribune charges Gen. Nc
clean with a 'persistent disobedience or
ders. Gen. Noes. friends charge that his
plans have been constantly and improperly in
terfered WITH although he WAS, when removed;
moving onward successfully.
Tie radical journals OF the North and tneir
supporters generally, sustain the action OF Pre-
silent Lincoln in the removal Of Gen. McClel-
Ian; while theconservatives djsarproveit.
Tie Newborn, n. c. Progress says that the
renort that the Confederates were arminX the
negroes in n. C. IS not true
L is reported that Salem, III Fauquier corn"
X. Va: has been burned.
Tie railroad from Washington to Warrea1on
is e.;rocted to be III running order tomorrow.
T7OR RINT-Onc or two large Store Rooms,
L on King street. Enquire at this office.
nov 5-lW
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The Army of the Potomac.
HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF PoToMAc,
WARRENTON, Va, Nov. 10.

| WARRENToN, Va, Nov. 10.
General Mcclellan was to have left yesterday
for the North, but the transferring Of a com
mand like this could not be accomplished in a
day, and he was therefore compelled to remain.
At9 0 clock last evening all the officers be-
longing to headquarters assembled at the Gen
erals tent to bid him farewell The only toast
given was by General Mcclellan The Army
Of the Potomac. >
General Mcclellan and Staff, accompanied
by General Burnside, to-day bid farewell to this
army, visiting in succession the several army
corps. AS the General rode through the ranks
the torn and tattered banners Of the veterans
we're dipped to greet him. while thousands Of
soldiers gave vent in continuous rounds Of ap-
pla1se to their feelings.
The General and his Staff will leave by spe-
cial train tomorrow for the North.
The following order was issued by General
Burnside on his taking the command OF the
army:
':ln accordance with general orders No. 1S2,
issued by the President Of the United States, l
hereby assume command Of the Army OF the
Potomac. Patriotism and the exercise OF my
every energy in the direction Of this army:
aided by the full and hearty cooperation OF It's
officers and men, will, I hope, under the bless
ing of God ensure its success. Having been
a sharer of the privatlons and witness or the
bravery Of the old Army Of the Potomac N the
Maryland campaign, and fully identified with
them in their feeling of respect fer Gen. Nc
Tiono, oh lo,of.
friendly ASSOCIATION with him, feel that 1t lsn0t
as a stranger that assume their command. 10
the 9Th corps SO long and irtimatel y associated
with me, [ need4say nothing. Our histories
are Identical. With difidence for myself,
but with poud confidence in the answer
wing loyalty and determination Of the gallant
army now entrusted to my care, l accept IT'S
control with the steadfast assurance that the
lust cause must prevail A. 3. BURNSIDE
Major General Commanding.
THE Poro,1Ac LINES. 1t is stated chat
Gen. Gea1y, at the head Of twenty-five hun
dred men. made reconnaissance on Sunday,
from Bolivar Heights to Halltown, Charles
town and Berryvi]le, and discovered the posi-
ZION Of the Confederates near F,onu Royal-
The expedition captured 1--WE We prisoners :
General Sickels, at last accounts, was lno7lzg
on Rappahannock station to take command Of
the nosition there now held by General Bay
ards cavalry. General Burnside continues the
Headquarters Of his army at Warrenton.
Later advices from Nashville report that
there mad been no attack on the city up to Etl-
aav evening last. Several skinnishes IIati oo-
c1,oi7 in the vicinity Of the city without serious
loss, It is stated that the Ccniedelatos are
concentrating at Chattanooga, under the com
mand Of Gen. JOSEF E. Johnston.
The annoinrmenJ Of Gen. Burnside to the
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=. G. sWAINE & CO.

Il As + just received full and choice supply
No. i OF Family Groceries, to which they
i. I've the attention Of their friends and the pub
,1 sel'eraIly Call and examine before purcha
ing elsewhere.
ka 49, y North Royal street, opposite the Mar
aov
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/ SMALL STORE WANTED, on or near
D.: kng street, suitable fols croc kerry store
1 nsnt N advance, and the best Of references, II
E40ired Address ". FL. F., Office OF this pa
per- HOY SITS
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no, lO7 KIA G STREET, X ANDRIA,
= VA, NV. 8. 1862-Having disposed OF my
interest n the firm OF BARTH, PowEks q co.,
rs partner In said firm, ITO Mr.. JOHN Il. BARrH,
q date 18th Of September last, ny responsibility
ceased on and from that date.
nov SITS r 3, MEH ATFEY.