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The New York herald., 1862-12-07
Died.

Died.
Arns-on saturday December o, FS'E, oldy dassb-
months ami days.
Notice o, fu, eral in MONDAY morning,s papers
BHusH In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, necember s., ASS
MARIA Tires, ,hs wife Of Jesse Brush
The relatives and friends o the family are invited 10
attend the rs s! from her late residence 2s First place
lhis Sunday Afternoon, at two O'Clock
BELpEN.-On Friday morning December S, of consunp.
lion, Mrs MARGARET A., vile o D. j. ic!den aged ~
years and Is days.
The relatives aua friends NJ the miv are respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral, nj her late residence So
sheriff street this Sunday afternoon at oGlesk The
remains viii be taken The following morning 10 New
Rschsse. in the hsfpas, nine O'Clock tram, fer inter
Gssax,x -os Friday, December 8, s.sua - son Of
J,.,cph and chsrlots = Bsshinap, sgci years and
months.
fbe friends spd scsua,btancss Of the family are Ia.
ycs TO attend the funers this (s,ndsy) aitornoon at
one soech, from ehe residence Of sis prers l2O Rgc
street.
Bssxsn- op SATURDAY, December a. sIsur. D. gsxsss,
i@the 23d ycsI cLhisaae.
The relatives and freDss Of The family invited TO
arend the funeral from bs late residence No. l6s and
street Jersey City, Monday aiternssn at two O'Clock
Bernard s~a Marrsfa Brady, aeeaai nenhs and 8 days
The funeral w9ll take place this (snnday) aerns,n nj
two O'Clock from the rcsdcnce of hc parents lss East
CrlSs--On Friday. pecembef s. sssr short illness,
DANEl C,rsa native of the parish of Edgewsretown,
his reads aud asqusnisnces these of his brothers
Jshn and Thomas Cline arc respectfully invited 10 attend
the funeral ete res1dence, ~ Eenth
corner of Twenty seventh street this sunday) afternoon
al O'Clock. rhe refusas w,D he isscn TO Calvary
Csinstery
DIosisaos.--on lrida, morning. Derember g. altsr a
painful illness Captain JyRss j. lDcgINsos aged y,
years
The rienJ OF the family, also ihs members of the
rne sty ssd Alpha Chapter q. ~. A. respectfully
invited attend tho funeral. his late residence Nc
le sullivan street, this Sunday atorDcon, at two
cclcck The remains WIN be Inferred IN recnvood ee
terry
EeRssr. In Brooklyn. on Friday December D. captain
1sais EcHkrr, IN the 18th year ot his age
The relatives and friends the family are invited 10
attend the funeral. from The residence " his son. AIS
fulton avenue, this Sunday al hafpsst nine o'clock
Ills remains viii be tlan 20 siaSn Island intorment
by the twelve O'Clock boat
EsrzgrRdEa.--m group, on saturday morning, Dcccm
her q, JAMES H., Of Ann iza the late L. rtz.
berger, aged ~ months
The relatives and friends 0f family also tho mer-
hers of Hermitage Lodge q. q. r., are invited 70
tend the funcfa from the residence 0f his grandmother
No. W vad,m street. this Sunday afternoon, at two
0'clotk Ills remains will be taken 10 Fort Ice N. J.
for intcrment
FuRxss--On saturday evening, December o. SAsrr.
FuRfsv nnc notice VIII bc given of tho DUcr H.
ERpuIa.-on Fslsv, beccmbcr y of consumption. .lAsv
ADEtins second daughter James VI. and ru
dull, in the iGlh year OF her age.
Jbc relatives and siendao thc iamy are ibvied 10
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LOAN OEEICEs.

, pvANcns MADE ON DIAMONDS. yEwEIRY, sIL.
N pts aud oil valuable goods or the same boughes
hor utmost vainc nj $40 Broadway opposite he.st Nce-
las Hotel Tne utmost price given Tor ~ gnid ann silver
iusress stftsiiv confidential. JOSEPH hOLVHVN, Nons
missiou Mriphirit, 80 Breadwsv
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~ nnes Cards 70 J.n: Labels, 30 100; Cn
lrin'ng equally low At T r. DAwL LEY new steam print
RHhrSsrisN WHO u,sr.
s. He,s s,n,,..sy sssnswsr by ,h.ss.nSs Who
as ne osy meseniiyg sal., Sold BY al dragFis,s
xGysS Ne s oo ss IL 3 'ss ma: 4 %
'rHhf lNPGo.l @ !n'ahssrsruuos. IL
USED ron TR Tliht 5hn s' sAD BY rnn
sasshR s + ssass sss
5 s e sss ss. .s.sSSsiSaiis
fever a.'r'' Ts SnssbfTH .ssi !! .hs !sar =
according size aud ,s lhe Individual In
.ss a'i q as s1ls xs 1ss
q mia
~, mncn aud peTiecily h.rals.. composition. Cali at
ug., ce prcr.riy sa'ued They invariably siS.
'''e' '"' '''' cosstSf11os CURED.
On. sn,-.i have long wanted |. wa.
70 y0n and S.e n @ o%n sr @ sss Il ss ssn
ssss, aye shoasana. % e.er by the use " Branavs.hs
ssss.p is.s N "a ss.S,as s,s.o Il Ss.S: and NY
ms" .s. q ss Il ny Mr. sa a iss'
Brandreta pxs ba, having used - ncs ssdsaae With no
S ssf 1SIs r. s
% .M spn % aa ss1ss TSn N ,ss% sna
10 them. gift went home. and ~ H.
most Lspelessy After taxing one boz began 10 feel bet
ter Well. whsn had used my twelve boxes Was
we healthy maf--mJ weight having gcle from M pounds
that tho rrescut rrtalcs three thousand dollars
worth nyal,sbic Pills, and quite thai
have ihcreby been Instrumental saving, not bundcds
but thousands of lives. Souss, truly,
oosTIvENEss or coSsTTPATi6N.
stubborn ~ constipation tof J. q. H. attended
with dirrrhoa aud gfent PAIN recentt
Bian6Irtbs iis recomsscaded by the drtggss
Daae IN, prescriptions FOR tr patient proved
ns~e. Two doses Of Bsnjreh's pills completely relieved
him and their for two weeks elected perfect
Ansher Of constipation ~ Norton), from lead,
perfectly IN month No action bowels
had taken place. Brandreth's Pills entirely
stored ther regularity In month.
Aaron Hamilton. OF Sing sing was cured OF stomach
worss w only three dosss OF Brandrctha Pills Aaron
pimou ~ Bridgeport, Conn, Of which
had troubled him for First brought feet
long away Trce boxes cured Brsndrsh's Pills nal
iible all Kinds OF Johu Webb of ID Beokmah
saeei ~ vi was cured Of epey Of many years stasdnx
by Bfardreh's Pills.
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.u,l BsASssEIHs sh,ssIyl,. osg;1s FILLS; !,

2N CANAL STREET..
Also al No Union aud ut Wrighs, corner OF
Houston Lewis streets New York. Plain - In boz
Is coated ~ ia box IL cents, and by all
re spcr,able dealers in medicine. LLN aIe9
ASK ron NEW STYLE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE OCEAN QUEEE.
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t7sS. .ses In TREASURE On FREIGHT
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TERRIFIC GALE At ASPlNWALl.
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Loss Of the Royal West India Gem
pany's Steamer Avsn.
-s>~>~~>~>~~~>~><>~-~~~~
HER SPECIE ALL SAVED.
Marrow Escape Of the United States
Brig Dainbridge.
Several Other Vessels Reported
Wrecked.
HHR sPEcIE all SAVED.
News from New Granada, Central America and
the Sonth Paeifit Republics,
be-, Ac., lee
,p,o.ueo is the specie lis, Of the Ocean Queen

Inc steamship Ocean Queen, Capt. Tinkhpaugh, from
Aspnw ash ult, arrived at this port yesterday after
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News frosa S:n:ra. America.
orr YASAMA coRREspoSpEScE.

Our YASAAh coRREsPoSpENcE.
PANAMA, Nov. -, isb2.
The ransms Railroad companyis stcarner ratfornis
Captain Douglas, arrived Al shs the 2oin inst. IRON
the Central American ports am .ndcbted 70 her cbiis
inc purser Mr. Cleeman. sor fsvors
orAgEHALA.
The oath October, being the birth day tssnrlsanus,
s his Fxcellcncy Captain General Lon Aissl
re,A presides; o. Gusemals, wac celebrated 10 mort
Msgninent syle
The Grccso oi ,'nase,ssis publishes the correspond
betweep Sepor YrsSri, Minister 81 snsisHsis =,
Washington, and Mr. seward, relation !" the Pomeroy
scheme VI negro coon2stisn 10 Cara America NJ.
yrisarriB rotess against TIE scheme and his govern
snent desires 70 encourage different lass " emgrau,s
who have had iiysl education than tnst @S.cs
Is possible 20 osisr IN s,s'. of slavery.
ssryspcr
ssn Miguel = crowded with nercAsats from every
quarter 70 ateud N" annual ali. M immense smcIui
u busriess viii be Transacted there dwlo. The rssss,
month
Cs,sssto Medins o. establish opess III. capital
soSDuEAs.
since the alt'a.p a rercuaon the 9Th uii'mo
Tegncigsla every part N the republic has renaiDel
perfectly quie, anu the impression thai the Ptssacbt
will be able hcscatsr ~ rule peace The spscb ~
rsutions appears 10 have sxsed ssd the people generally
desire peame
The Grspaas cjqye Lac declared lbes .ci.tlop 10 op
pose the ot Gen MsfoS bat ;ner threats
viii not :rishtoH akytcoy amount 10 thing ,.es
Marine received large majority d electoral votes.
Nisai aqua Tor tho DrNt say yesrs.
Gen inet hss snddeD, disappeared !foa Icon II Is
retotra thar hs uyng ~ rsss revolution against
fnsdcnt Mar'iucZ whom !. alleged held sufficient
frS 81 lIelt gai T. rigorors measures against HIM
The Ncafasls transit route e il oI sra,pH TIE csau.
Ssby bro svcrythiu. order the lstbfpus and the
gasonecs nolld bs transported with Sesrslsb and
ssfety.
Er,4
The Congress ii ths fepa Ole hss nt.i tgs-eu bin a.
oppose the coonizai OF scheme ~ Mr. PolDcfsy
The following is TRANSLATION vi Ihc first artistic
tErcta The Executive l. ulnpoWered 10 lssun.e
matters relating 80 inning the following
Tysi.-Np colony clD tstshlshed IN lbs repuhr.
except under the exclusive aepcudcrce po,ecsn OF
tile authorities sad laws iberef.
Nroa - fhe individuals whc sysi themselves u lhs
privileges granted by the government shah ht consdersd
nsinrazed when The Gsed by certain laws o the
Constitution (parptBh D. article 40 has trsnspmed aud
when they have fuigcd The other orneg reqr riras
law SAID vdnas being required from the lime they
iuisrate 10 the cosntry to ranonrce AL protection from
siy sther governs merit
I1syvl--fhe c1onzat ol the African Cainese
prohb.od and W the event q: its being doomed
.ry the introduction ibe connry n individuals
pertaining " these re.s b. limited or entirely
stopped
Tlc oares rfnp y cos,a NJ iht ycy viii yield
Joe 60 aUiBtals
views from she south Pacific.
Srn rtNast CORRESPONDENCE.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS AND deaf Hs
Married.

Married.
Im--Na~nr On Friday, December . al the Greene
Methodist Episcopal church by the Rev T. Sual
ley. JANIS DrH :, Miss iprisA NESsgry
WonTu--PmSDrE.--on Thursday, December 4. by the
Rev. Henry J. Van pyck. Mr.. LoHN n. WORTH 10 Miss
Jrrn, d sh'cf Of Isaac rrindIc, ESQ all Of Bocl!yn
No cards
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Rirfh.

F.igBAisS.-At No. - Woodhal ST, ret South grook.y
Friday. iscember ), Ann Jane, wne Of MI Jam
Iis slrbairn, OF daughter.
fdnb,ps tSrotlandl papers please copy.
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views from inc south Pscss..

IAssSt, huv ~ tsG2
Jhe pscihy Stcsn Navigation con -.,ny's steamer
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MISCELLANEOUS.

A GOOD BiLLIIEAD, SO BEAM, OR s. ~, LUO-BU
- lness Cards 70 cents In Labels, 20 cents 00o; CIR
cAs, ~ cents i.t All kin Book. job and Ncwspape
Printing equally Tow. at T. u. DAWLEY scam print
ing establishment corner Rrade aud Centre streets.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
CeyssrrtcuT srsYE FAIR.

The Executive Committee of the State Agr- cultural Socisty have issued their Premium Lists for Fair, to be held in Hartford, Oct [, s, g and 10. The State Legislature have de- ctinsd to make Inc usual 1lliation, but trusting 10 ths support of the rr,tiacers of this Staie,vapd yielding to the solicitations of OK bibitors, The Mana gers hayc made ample prepa- rAtions for sn Exhibaion' of tue Indiislrial rroducis 2 Of the State Ihe departments of Az !-icu'turs, iortieuiture aud tho Mechanic Arts, should vie with each other to make the Exb;bi ii0n hoherable to our staiey
 And what are the prospects? fruitful sea son has filled our barns, and store-houses to Overiowing: our orcsards are laden with their rich burthcns: oursaOeks and ouc herds, safe lrsm Pesiilsaee,-ctrer GIT hills az! notwI,h- siandihg the rum which most atrocrus rebel lion has brought upon portions of your country yet among us the busy hand of industry. both on the farm and in the workshop has not failed of its.reyard. and though sending Thousands of oar sons to the bastle,feid we have felt little of the hofrors of Har. -.-.
 ci.isenst of Connecticut Fhere are special reascns. in . time like the present, why you should meet in one great gathering sto'inter- change-Sisws, to discuss matters and to mutual ly inspire your minds with patriotic feelings .commensnrafe with the present. crisis The strength Qf7aT country depends not only upon the virtue and patriotic spirit of its people, but upon the material wealth, the sinews of war, produced by the hand cf'industry from it's fields and Norkshepe.T---~~r-o c,-Ft~~ ~~,~r-
 Come thei, men of Connecticut, to sustain those great interests, accompanied by your wives and your daughters, equal partners with you In everything designed to make our homes happy, and to sustain the honor and prosperity of spr country s~x q rsS. GoLp, Cor. Sec.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
aA (l 3a Ann s:i or L.nSns rsns's sxa Axsn': ss.s

QbgD V UVy tu sell LLoYps NEW STEEL PLATE COUNTY coLoEED MAP OF THE UNITED STATES, CANADAs, AND NEW BRUNSWICK
 From recent surveys, tomal etcd August 10th, 1862 cost S2O, 900 to engrave it, and one years time. ,,r ..t, ,-... Y,
 Superior to any $10 map eyer made by Colton or Mitchell, and sells at the low price cf fifty cents 37O ,00O names are engraved on this map
 It is not only County Map, but it is also
 COUNTY AND RAIL ROAD MAP of the United States and Canadas ombined in one, giving EVERY RAIL ROAD STATION and dis tances between. Ttst4E
 Guarantee any man or woman $3 to $5 per day. and will take back all maps that cannot be sold, and refund the money.
 Send for s1 worth to tly.
 Printed instructions bow to canvass well, fur nishcd all our agents. F' '>''+'' FIT 't5
 WANTED-Whoiesale Agents for our Maps in every State, California, Canada, England France and Cuba A fortune may be made with a few hundred dollars capital. No con.petifoa J. T. ,LLoYp, No 164 Broadway, N. Y.
 The War Department uses our Map of Virginia, Maryland, and Pennsy lyania, cost SlO0, ,OOO, cn which is marked Middlctowh, Maryland Flights, Williamsport Ferry, Millhrook iIiIls, Noland' s Ford, and all others on thc Potomac and every other place in Maryland, Virginia, and Penn sylvania, or money refunded Price 25 cents. From the, N. Y. Tribune, August 2.
 "LLoYD's MAP OF VIRGINIA, MARYLAND, AND pENNsfLvASIA-1his Map is very large it's cost is but 25 cents and u is the best rhch can 5e pur. chased N.,.s- 3t-23
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
CONNECTICUT STATE .ASricaStIurfsL SOCiefy,

SEVENTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION AT HARTFORD, Cot. 7th 9th, 9th, and 10th ,HSHE Grounds, situated on the Albany Turn x pike about one mile from the Railroad Depot, embrace nearly thirty acres. Suitable Stalls will be provided for animals and Tents for Horticultural and Mechanical Productions It is desirable that all entries should be made as early as possible to the Corresponding Sccreta- ry, Y 5. COLE. Hartford.
 MONDAY, THE 9th, will be devoted to receiving entries and arransement of Stock and Articles for exhibition. A meeting of the Executive Committee will be held at the United States Hotel, at o'clock, P. M.
 TUESDAY the Judges will enter on their ex- aminat ions, and the Fair will be open to the Public. Judges will report themselves to the Corresponding Secretary, or to the Executive Committee in large of their Departments, that vacancies may De filled.
 WEDNESDAY. Cavalcade of Working Oxen on the Track at g A. NJ. Exhibition of Horses on the Track, will begin at 10 4. M., in the order of the Premium Lists. Working Oxen will be tested at l P. M., with loaded Carts on the Grounds.
 THURSDAY, Cavslcade of Horses. at g A. M, on the Track. Exhibition Of Herses, continued in the order of the list Flowing Match near the Grounds at 10 A. M
 FRIDAY, Grand Cayalcade of Horses and Working Oxen, at 10 o'clock, AIM. Annual Address by Professor John A. Porter, at IT A. M
 After the Address. the Premiums will be de- clared as awarded by the Judges. Annual Mem bership, s1 co. Single Tickets of admission, Two Horses with Carriage, and Ticket for each person in the Carriage, s1.00. T. s. GOLD, Cor Sec. Office, on and after the 24th inst, at
 .-.... 468 Main street
 Hartford, Sept. Sd, lo62. 3t-22
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
Farm for Sale.

<sssArA ANsEXCELLENT FARM of about tt::ssM one hundred and thirty acres, lying isssi A partly in the town of Waterbury and aA.zzszzs& partly in Watertown, about three miles from the centre of either place, is offered for sale on very advantageous terms on account of the ill health of the owner. Ttconsists of about 30 acres of Meadow, 50 of Pasturage, l2 or 15 acres of Wood Land, and the balance Flow Land. The Buildings area two-story Dwelling House, built about ten years since, a Wood House and two Barns, all in good repair. There is a large variety of excellent Fruit on the premises, and the whole Farm is under a good state ofim- provement.
 The Standing Crops and Stock would be sold with the Farm, and early possession given, if desired
 smaller farm near some central location would perhaps be taken in exchange. One half the amount of purchase may remain on mort gage For further particulars, apply to or ad- dress the owner, ISAAC BRADLEY, Waterbury, On the premises, or A. F ABBOTT, Real Estate Agent, No. l, Reynolds Block, Waterbury, Ct.
 June s. 1862. 6m-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
TAXES.

A IL persons, residents and non-residcnts, li- IA able to pay taxes in the town of Warren, are hereby notified, that have received the tax list and warrant for the collection of town tax of eight mills on dolla, on list of 1861, laid by said town at their adjourned annual town meet ing, holden April 7th, 1862. Also, dog tax, apda military commutation tax, made out ac- cofding to requirements of the Statute. For the receipt of said taxes, will be at the store of B. Gilbert, Wednesday Sept. l7th and at the store of Swift & Hinc on Wednesday Sept. 24th
 rom till clock, P. M. on each of said days. All persons who neglect to pay their taxes on or before said time, may expect to pay travel fees for collecting. H.J. TAYLOR, Collector.
 Warren Aug. 20th, 1862, l9-t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25

R1sTRIcT of New Milford, ss., Probate Court, .E1 August 25th, 1862
 Estate Of SALLY ROBERTS, 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 from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, represented lsolvent, in which to ex- hibit their claims thereto and has appointed Messrs. Daniel Marsh and GeorgeN. Whittlcsey, both of said New Milford, Com missioners to re- csive and examine said claims
 Certified by
 SAMUEL D. oRTCN, Judge. The Subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of Col. Gawar- dan Roberts, deceased, in said New Milford, on the 4th Saturday in October, 1862, and the third Saturday in February, 1868, at one o'clock in ths afternoon, on each of said days, for the pur- pose of attending on the business of said ap-
 DANIEL MARSH 1,,
 GEORGE W. WHITTBRsEY ooin fs' All persons indebted to said Estate are re. questou to make immediate payment to 20t3 WM ROBERTS, Exec'r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
Use Dallsy's Magical Pa1n E1<t1.actOFA

4 F a- wa THE ONLY TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR IN THE WoRLD!!-l r
 nALLEY PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure D wounds of all kinds f'.~ lg'a oAiLEY 8 PAIN EXTRACTOR will subdus all sx. ternal infamation -7t.-<' t'E Ss'f :.
 DA1IEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR will prevent and destroy Mortihcation ''- iEE ,'aN DALEY s PAIN EXTRACTOR will en,e h,r,. et | all kinds. t'S t ~Naas= '! v : - -i~- V DALLEY's PAIN ExrAcroR heals blisters free of pain or mark. r4 "T4 = DALIEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR neutralizes all Poi. sons infused by Animals, Insects or Reptiles. se
 DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples, Piles, Sc. .aI
 DALEY s PAIN NExTRAcToR will cure Salt Rheum. Scrofula, Scald Head.
 DALLEys PAIN EXTRACTOR. will cure Chapped Hands, Chill Blains, etc.
 DALLEY's PAIN EXTRACTOR will cure Corns, Carbuncles. Ulcers, Warts, Boils, &c. g,-..-.
 Nc Housekeeper should ever be without a box handy for use. The timely use of a single box may prove of more value than 100 times its cost. ... ' 1 4. ,7 v
 Parents If you havea son in the Army, send him Box of Dalley's Pain Extractor It may be the means of saving his life, or the life of a comrsde :: for it will cure wounds of all kinds without pain. Try the experiment if he does not use it, it will cost you but little.
 SlsLSTS Hi you have dear Brother in the Army, send him Box of Dalley's Pain Extract or for it will cure wounds of all kinds, and it may be the means of saving your brothers life
 Daughters Have you loved one in the Army that is dearer to you than life itselfs Send him Box of Dalley's Pain Extractor It will cure wounds of all kinds, and prevent infam- nation, and may be the means of saving Lis life. -
 Reader If you have friend in the Army, send him Box of Dalley's Magical Pain Ex- tractor It may be the means of saving a life If you have no convenience for seuding it, send it ty mail. It will cost you but cents postage for 20 ct. Box {; and in like proportion for 50 ct. and $l.0O Box. The large boxes contain more for the money than the 25 ct. Boxes .-.
 Notice.-That DALLEYS S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will do all and even more than we claim it will, We refer to Dr. VALENTINE MOTT, and hundreds of other eminent Physi- clans and Surgeons, besides millions of people all over the land, who have used the Extractor with never failing success for the past 20 years,
 For sale by all Druggists, and by
 HALL & BUCKLE, Agents,
 2l8 Greenwich Street, New York, Who will send Box of either size, Postage paid, to any address in the United States, on re- cept, in money or in Pos age Stamps of 25 cts for the small size, or 50 cts. and $1 .0O for the medium and large sizes.
 VIM. c. BUEL. Litchfeld, Conn is the au- thorized Agent for the sale of Madame Porter's Curative BaIsam, and Dalley's Magical Pain Ex tractor. ly 33
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
THE LITCHFIELD CORNEF BAND
 will be in attendance during the Fair.

1@ All entries of Articles and Stock for Ex- hibition (except Horsesl must be made at the secretary's Ofics, on the Grounds, before il A. M., of Wednesday, the 1st. Horses may be entered for Premiums st any time during the first day of the Fair or until 10 o'clock, A. M of Thursday, the 2d.
 Should the receipts ef the Fair fall below the expenses, tho Premiums will be paid pro rata.
 The Annual Meeting for tue Election of Off cers, &c., will be held at the Mansion House on Wednesday Evening, Oct. lst, at o'clock.
 GEORGE c. HITCHCOCK, President 3t22 JAMES HUMPHREY, JR, Secretary
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
State Normal School.

rsHHTs Institution is established by the State A for tie Education of Teachers Tuition is free to all applicants who have the proper cer tifcate from School Visitors.
 There are Three Terms in each year. Tie first Term of the coming year commences Sept. 17th the Second Term, Jan. 9th; the Third Term, April 2s. ''''
 Applications for admission, or for circulars and information, can be made to
 DAVID N CAMP,
 Superintendent of Common Schools New Britain, Aug. 25th, 1862. 2O-t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-09-25
T H U R s D A Y. EXHIBITION OF HORSES.

9o'elock, A. M.-Grand Cavaleade of all Horses entered for Premiums, upon the track. 10 o'clock. Exhibition of Stallions, and Trot- ting upon the Track. --t' >'S s'-
 Il o'clock, Exhibition of Colts, and examina- tion by Judges.
 1l3 o'clock, Exhibition of Breeding Mares, with foal at foot.
 12 M., Exhibition of thorough breds.
 1P. M., Exhibition of Matched Horses.
 2P. M., Exhibition of R6adsters, and Prot. ting on the Track. 3P. M, Address by HON ALVIN P. HYDE, of Holland. Immediately after the Address, the Reports of Committees, and Awards of Premiums will be made from the Stand.)
 4P NJ, Display of Ladies' Saddle Horses j; Foot, Sack and Scrub Races.
 Col D. W. PIERCE, Chief Marshal.
 Assistant Marshals-Wm. F. Baldwin, Ed ward W. Seymour, George Lockwood Rufus Smith, Henry Judd Frederick Taylor.
 suBERINrnxDENrs OF DEPARTMENTS.
 General Tent Manager, David c. Buckley. Glass l. CattIs-Royal A. Ford, H. o Morse. Glass ?, Horsss-Rufus Smith, Frederick Taylor.
 Class 8, Sleep, !Ssoins and Poultry-W. R. sinedlcy.
 Class 4, General Aanufactmes-G. Pierpont. Class 5, Domestic Manuactures-E.B Webster Glass 6, Dairy Products-P -Phineas North Class :, Tegstatlss and Horticulture-H. M. Hart. .t
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