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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-06
THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 6, 1853.

After a two hours soiourn upon the extreme
and gidly verge, they returned safely to the
earth, well satisfied with their adventure.
The scarcity of substitutes in Providence
occurred very suddenly on the Sd inst. A
New York detective called on the provost
marshal, after which time not a substitute
could be found.
james Fisher of Newport died on the 4th
inst, from lockjaw, occasi0ned by charge of
buckshot received in his hand by the accident
al discharge of pistol, a short time since.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Nearly all the fire companies in PHILADELPHIA
keep ambulances for the benefit of past mem
bers returning from the war in disabled con-
dition.
Some trouble is reported to have occurred
at the conscript camp at Alexandria, near
Washington, and five of the conscripts are
said to have been shot.
A romantic scrapc was discovered recently
by the matrons of the Female Military prison
at st. L0uis-nothing less than an elopement
between one of the rebel inmates and a love-
stricken guard. 1t was discovered and the
guard arrested. He claimed that his hearts
desire promised to go Kentucky with him; but
she spurned the idea, and she encouraged the
advances to enable her to escape, without the
least idea of going of with him.
ne state treasurer OF Michigan announces
balance OF Sl,OOO,OOU in the treasury.
There were ten deaths in New York, on the
Sd inst, from sun-stroke.
Gen. Meade, on having his attention called
to the discussion IN reference to his eligibility
tor the presidency, said the politicians would
find that he was soldier and not an office
seeker, and that he did not intend to be used
as cats paw to rake anybody's chestnuts out
of the fire.
An empty whisky cask in front of a distil
lery, IN Brooklyn, N. Y, exploded on the "a
inst, seriously injuring a man who was sitting
upon it (the fire from whose pipe caused the
eXploSiOn) and little girl, who was struck
by one of the flying slaves. 1t seems that
whisky casks are still dangerous even when
their contents are exhausted.
The governor of California reports that the
crop of wool in that state is increasing i'm
mcnsely, and that, in 1870, he expects it to be
equal to the entire production of the country
according to the last census.
The North river steamboats, have raised the
price Of passage from New York to Albany
to $50. The fare has been 81 for over
twenty years.
\ very remarkable disease seems to have
made lis appearance in Illinois. The victims
are attacked in some part OF the body, gener-
ally in the hand or arm, aud in two or three
days they are dead 1t is called by some the
spotted fever.
During the drafting in Philadelphia an ex-
cited lrlShman shouted out, referring to the
wheel-"W hirl it roundl whirl it round! will
Np?" He was evidently in prpat su,npusp
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-06

a train OH the Western railroad met with
an accident on the 4th inst, about one mile
and half east of Russell. The engine struck
a rail that was damaged at one end, and in an
instant was thrown from the track, together
with the baggage and two passenger cars. In
this way the cars were dragged about one hun
dred feet, making almost Il complete wreck of
the locomotive and badly damaging the pas
senger coaches. No one was injured but the
fireman, James O'Neil, who was bruised about
the head and back, but not dangerously.
John Wells, Of the court of probate and IN
s9lyency in llampden county, has resigned
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-06

SHERRY WINE
lea diff GEO. r. SPURR'S
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1863-08-06
Groekrrp, Glass GHart, TT.

ERUIT CANS AND BOTTLES-The
n very best in the market. Call and them before
purchasing; price lower than any other Jar.
JOHN FIRTH, Opposite Bay State House,
iy2S diff 1873 and 1870 Main street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
NOTICE.

YHNO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN Notice Is hereby
 given, that u lot of Lumber. consisting o1 Buslrs s and Plank, left at the Depot of the Hpns;.tol Rail Read Company. at Cornwall Briigc, County of Litclifeld and State of Cor necticut, more than six months preceding the .Iai t of this Notice and that the trne owner uf sail Lumber is unknown. and neglects ., take the same away and on which Lumber the said ltailioatlc c"mlran. have lien for fir. ight, and which LumI'er was consigned to theJewe.t Manufacturing Company.
 Said Lumhcr will be sold at Public Auction to the highest bidder at said Depot, under the in- spection of Henry A. Bottsford, Deputy of the Sheriff Tor said County. or some other Deputy of said Sheriff. after the expiration of three months from the publication of this notice, viz on the 17th day of February. 1863 at one o'clock in the afternoon, unless the same shall be taken away by She owner, before said tune of sale
 Such sale will be made pursuant to the Stat- ute in such lse made and provided
 CHARLES HUNT. President
 Homsat"nic Rail Road Co. Office of the Hn,is,tnnic Rail Road Co.,.
 Cornwall Bridge, Nov 7th. 1862 30-m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
PROBATE NOTICES.

4 Ia Court of Probate holden at Farming A ton within and for the District of Far mington, on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1853
 Present Samuel s Cowlrs, F.n, Judge
 Upon the petition tt frederick t,isLie. ol Far,i,ingtun in tue County ot ltart ,ld. ehow ing to this Court, that he is Guardian of Chas. l.. Frisbie and FIal kiln Irislie of ra,. mington within said distIict, minors. That sa j,i minors are the owners of real estate sit,t .ttd in sai, Lit llfield in Lt,lKeld County Connecticut, viz.-Lne piece of land contain ing about twenty-five acres, bounded Nortl. by Baldwin A. FIisl,ie or Assign. East bs Highway South by Betsey frisl,ic anI West nv John T. Peters. valued at about one hun dr,d and twenty five d.liais hat it woulG be Ter tLe intti,st of sat n.l:,fs tint sai, land be sold and the avals lltlcsf be y.stes, for their benefit according [" law. praying fo, liberty to sell said pr.pei,, fr tl4e purpose aforesaid az per pet t.en on file.
 lis o,dtytd Ly Mis c ust. Hat said c nar.!ian give notice ot sait al iisrtl, l. by causin ng the same to be published in ore n the Newspa ,,ers printed in Litchticld in the County ot I.it.htitld, three weeks sur,tssively. at least six weeks before the hta,in ing and Hat said petition will be heard at tie Pi ohate Office in said district ell the 14th day cf March next at nine o't lock. A. NJ.
 Certified from Record
 3t40 THohAS MYGATT, Cle,k.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
FARM FuIa SALE.

nWING to his peculiar circumstances. the O- -SuIscrber is ind ccd ro fer for Sale one of the finest Farms in the Valley of the Housatonic River the same i> situated in the Village of Kent Plains on tie Tanks of the Housatonic River, abont one hundred rntls from the Dep,t of the Il"usatoi,ic liail Road. Said Farm contIs about one hundrcd acres of fine Farming Land. we'll watered and fenced. ard well adapted to all kinds of Farming. and particularly 70. for 1he raising of Wheat. To bscco and otke, leading crops. Upon it Is a large and cOlnmonious Dwelling House. thIee Barns with Sheds, and numerous 0nt-Buihl- ings. In the Village are two Churches, seve- ral Stores a Post Office School Houses, &c.. and o&sring in every respect one of the mos. desirable locations in the County. and to those wishing to purchase. ff1rding rare opportu- nifty.
 Terms reasonable. ard will he made known by the Subscriber on the plemi, es., ,.-
 HOMER SWIFT
 Kent Jan 18th. 1Se3. 4t4O5
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

TO our Patrons we make & low bow, As we again approach you to show How the |" "Bce-Hive" swarms so cnitving'y, And the Goods move off most surprisingly. From the Bee Hive they go-even so- T" all parts of the County, trow
 We'll show you how fast they are moving. With t,oo thirds ma krt pricts- lite soothing, On this day of high prices-and 'ris'ng, We can name such ioa0 prices-surpris'ng: To tllnse that are posted the latest, Our prices :,stoni>h ihe greatest.
 Will you call and src-then compare With those of al} others. elsewhere. Teas. Sugars an,i Coffee, nea: old prices, With Nutmegs aud most other Spices; With Groceries too numerous [" mention, And Croekery to hold their 'iistenti0n Many .s ve.u Goods'' received we Of late, Also quantities of an earlier date P,ra,nett;,s, Silks. De ,4aines. and Sd forth. With Prints and Worstcd Plaids-less thar ShawIs. I.aees. Gloves and Camhrics, so low, Even Thanksgiving Boosters do crnw. If with Velvet nr Ribbons to be matched, Or Dresses new or old to he patched, can suit yo,,-so do not despair: With any Coloi the Trimmings compare. From the hlackrst to those that are bright, assure ynr, they'll all be found right. Sn come one and all without fail, To our present Closing-Out Sale. Yn"'ll find us at home in Sonth Street, Wi h prices that cannot be beat. Sn c ,me and make snr, it's all true; " '' ''' $. N. BRONSON.
 Sov. 25th. 1869. sl-tss
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

A Ia Court of Probate hold,a at Iitchtield 1A within and for the dist jet of Litchteld, on the Stl. ay of January A. l.. 1863
 Present-Eharles Adams, Judge.
 On motion of r. H. Cumming S Adininistra- toron the estate of ELIJAH I. Cts:nINes, late of Goshen within said district, dccc;,sed This Court doth decree that six muntLs be allowed and limited Tor the creditors ot said estate to exhiit their claims against the s;n.e to the Administrator; and directs that public notice hrgiven rf his order by ad, cltisilg in d newspaper published in Lit,htield Count, :. md by posting copy lhclt.f cn the public sign-p's! in said town of Goshen. nearest the place wheis the tieceated lasi dwelt
 Certified from kecnrd,
 S9t3 CHARLIE, ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
FARM FOR SALE.

rEsHE Farm of 'he late Andrew Lake, Esq N consisting of 230 Acres. suitably divided into blow, meadow and wood ,and with three dwelling h.urses three barns. and other out- houses There is an abundance of Fruit Trees of apple. pear and peach The Farm is in ex- ceIIcnt condition. we'll watered, and in every re- sicct desirable
 large portion of the purchase money can remain for years, with the annual payment of interest.
 To those who wish to make money by farm ing this is a rare opportunity.
 RICHARD SMITH, Execn'o.,
 CAROLINE LAKE, Executrix Sharon, DPc 30th, 1862 37-t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
CHITTEkbEN, 1iustte. ot39
A T. Court of Probate holden at Ltchficld LA within and for tit. ,lI .i Ilt.l,l..I.I an

A q Court of Probate holden at Litch6rld 1A within and for the DistIict ui Lilchled, on the 9th day oi January, A. b. 1oG3.
 Prts,ht-Cliari,s Adains Lsq Judge
 On mutlon ui Charles Julivs and JuLn Hem mlHgway, A.iiiLis IatuIs un the estule ui JuA- AruAA EUEL, late of Litchteld within said dis trict. deccitsed TLls ou:t doth declse that .lx mouths be allowed and limited for the creditors "t said ,stalc. to exhibit their cIaiius agali>t the sitine tu the AdiniLisir;tur; aud directs that public notice be given ut thls or ter ny advertising in d newspaper publish, d Ill Llteiheld County. and i,y posting "opy thereof on the public sign post in said Town of L'tchlleid. nearest the place where the de- ceased last ,lwelt
 Certified from Recold
 59-t3 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
ine New National Loan
UNITED STATE; X PER CENT BONDS tcALLED FIVE rwEATIEs,"
 AT PAR.

VIE interest on tile>eRon'!s is at the rate of A SIX pct cent. per anmun, and is payable lst "f May and November, in GoLD. They are c,ll,sl FIVE rwEN1IEs b. cause releemulle at | the option Of the Government alter five or witI ip twenty years
 The Coupon Bonds are issued in denomina- ti"ns "f $50, Sl00, $500 5000. and the k, gis- tered Bonds in ,minaIions oI $50, SlUO. s5uO, 5000, 5000 and 10 OUO To facilitate investment in them and make them more accessible to th,>pnllic we have mad, arrangements tnkeep on hand a constant Snpply ofall denominations for sale at tlc san @ rate at .hich they are i.sred by the G,yern- ncnt viz: Fur ;interes to commence tr1n, the dute V Purchae.
 and delay in funding Legal r-mIer Notes. ur otherwise investing in these nonLs. ORDERS OR INQUIRIES B1 HAIL wfL..-.sseEIvE PROMPT ATTENruN and ti,..@is'nis VIII be St n [ to any ll.a,.4s~'sy mall or express as desired If.tymcnt may he m lde in clrIe,t 8 ink Notes "afts on City Ranks, or United States Legal Tender Notes.
 These Bonds Ire the Cieapest Government Se- cn,tv now in the m nk'. and pay the Largext h. hrest on thei cost They arc destined to be- come the BEST KNOWN M.sT POPULAR and Mosr AVAIL >BLf, of all the Bonds of the Govcrn'"ent The operation of the National Tax Law which it is now certain will produce luublctneincnme originally anticip,tel, will m Ike .c issues oi the Unitel States Government the safest and ,n"st desirable investmen in the world They are in re, ,iity First Mortgage on evei iythng in the country. as n0- Railrad Q, Corporation. of any kiid c.n pay a'livlen,l."r the interest on its owrissues until it has contributed out nf it; gross incnme. .thrungh the operation nf the Tax Jaw. t" the support of the National Credit. arhase are the ls,nts on which th Government now relies Lroagh the confidence und patrio ,sm of tie people for continued financial support We keep them for sale to enc"ur 'ge invest ment in them. to give the public convenient access to tn, m. and t" aid the government by promoting their rapid absorgtion;and tie mon. ey invested in them through ms contributes ta the direct and immediate support of the Ma tional Treasury.
 FISH x HATCH Bankers, Dealers in all Lssuex ef Gouernm"nl and oshr Fnsi
 Ctass Secnr,fies.
 3S Wall St.. New York ET Deposits received and Collections made. Government Vouchers negotiated and collect ed.
 Particular attention given to orders and let ters from the Country. 3l-m3
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

aConrt of Probate holden a.Sharon with "A in and for the District of Sharon,on thc
 5th day of January. A. r. 1863
 Present--Charles Sears, Judge; Upon .he application of WILLIAM WHITNEY,
 an inso'yent debtor, residing in said district
 whose estate is in settlement in this Ccnrt-.
 praying that hc may be allowed the Deneht ot ot | an insolvcnt ,,ehtnr under the statute law oi this State entitled "An Act for the Relief o' Ins"lvcnt Debtors. .and for the More Equal Dis.
 tribntion of th,irFf, cts am ong tEeir Creditors,
 and the amendat"ry Acts thereto: WheTei",e' Orderfd. That said application he heard and dc 1 tcrmincd a. the Pr. bate Office in said sharon. on the 9th day of February. D. 1868. at 3
 o'clock in the forenoon and that the Trustee
 of said esate give notice thereof, by atvsrtis- ing this order one month before said seventh
 day aforesad.i in newspaper printed in Litch-
 field and nWin.ted and post like copy on
 public sicn-post in said Sharon, nearest tie res idence of said debtor.
 Certified from Record.
 ss.4 CHARLES SEARS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
NAuGArl OK RAILRoAD--wurr. l..

N NAUGATt OK RAILROAD.--wrRrxsA Aa. l RANGEME Ion and after Monday Decen. Der | 1862. Trains will run as follows;
 CONC NoR1n-Leare Bridgeport 10.l6 An. for Winsted. connecting with the 500 A. q. train from New York, and with the 9.46 A. h. train from NewHaven, and tlconnccting at Watess bury with train to and from Hartford.
 1920 P. N. Freight Train for Waterbury.
 4.35 T. N. for Winstcd. connecting with the l5 P. N. train from New York, and the k.oo P. M. train from New Haven.
 ConnectiDgsat Waterbury with tiaiA from Hartford.
 GoINa Sourn-Leaoe Winsttd. 6.35 A. II. sos Bridgeport, New York and New Haven, con. meeting at Waterbury with train to Hartford
 12.S0p. NJ. for Bridgeport. New York, npa NewHaver, connecting at Waterbury with trnin for Hartford.
 Leuvs Water5ury: B. Is A. N. for BridgsperA New York and New Haven.
 8.25 A. NJ. freight train for Bridgeport.
 BOP P. N. tor Bridgeport New York and Eev Haven.
 Leaps Wdterbury for ae Nsrth: l2.1os.n sssis for Winsted.
 6.22 P. y. for Winsted
 The Stage from Norfolk connects with ths 6 35 AM. train down from Winsted. and rrts,fns on the arrival of the 4. 30 PM. train fromBride port.
 The Woodbury stage arrives to con, tct n Seymour with the 6 35 A. N. train down fro Winsted. and returns on the arrival of the IS A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford. Otis. Cois brook Harrington, I.itchield and Betble,n. nt, rivcs to connect with the l2 S0pM Train dopa from Winsted, and returns on the arrival of tha 10 i 5 A. Nj. Train up from Bridgeport
 The stage for orHarwintun leavesLitciiela sts. tion on the arrival of the l0.15 AM. train uR from Bridgeport.
 The stage from Watertown connects with ths 8.15 4. Nj. train down from Waterbury and ft. turns on the arrival of the 10. 15A.M train n from Bridgeport
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottyille on arrival of the 1915 A. N. train from Bsiakt- port
 X discount of five cents made to passepseta m rrhasing tick cts nt tho office
 CHARLES WATERBURY, Supsrintsndsaf.
 bridgeport. Nov. %, 1se2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
DLOBA l. Couit. District of Wocdbur,

DLUHA l. COuit, tDlstIiCt Of WOCdbury, IT Jan. 1863.
 In lhc Estate of FREDERICK W HUDSON of Ntotihury, assigning t.etarr. lhe Court doth limit ani all'W TWO months fl m ti t l2fh day of January. 1863. for lie Gi,oitcit ui sAid Es- ate to exhibit ti,tif claims 10 the cp1n,ission CTS. Messrs Fhn, as s: E,adley ot NoodLury, and Norton J ELeil Of N",tilul1. a,e ap- pointed Com missi' neis to, lcctivc, examine and adjust the claims of ,lie (It ditors ot ga: d Frederick W. Juds.n. presented to theun with in tile time limited and ,ley ale to meet in execution of their duties, cn tie 2d day of Fe bl mary ard inc l2,h cay e h,a,,h. 1868 at the Probate Cfiee in said Wo,dhmy, ut 10 0 eek, A. M., n each of said days
 JAS. HUNTINGTON, Judge.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- qnesled to make immediate payment to
 4t40 NATHAN CEANE. Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

"A T a Court of Probate holden at Norfolk "A \iihin and for tile District Of NorfuIk.
 on the 9th day of January. A. b 1868
 Present--Juhn Bcy'l, Judge of the adjoining Probate Distlict of w. int hester, holding said Court.
 Uni Butler of N lfolk, Trustee cn tEe estate 1 of AUSTIN HAwLLY ui aid NuIit lk signed for the ben, lit ti his creditors, uel,taLle 10 the Atatute Law ot his State entitled An Act t"r the Relief of llsth,t L,btuls, and Tor
 tAe more equal distribution ot tl.tir effects | among their cretitors." ald the other Statute
 Laws ot this State relating totL. same subject,
 lia, ing given notice to all conc en ti to appear heforc this Court this pltseni da. at 10 o'clock l fOreno"n. to Le itaId relative te the appoint
 mcnt tf Commissioners Oh said state After
 hearing the p'rtics interested therein, t,is ut doth appoint Hon Abijah tutlili tt Har | wihton. and Van Ket sscla,r C G .tdil es E G.
 of Winchester. Commissioners to receive, ex- anime, adjust and ail. " tie claims of the cru,i- itos of said estate. and make return to this Court ; and also doth dt cree that two months
 be allowed and limited said creditors from he
 l''h day of January. ltG3, to exhibit their
 c;ms to said Conmssi. neis; ; aLd d, th fur er order that said C. n.m;.si. ie,s meet 10 re- ve claims against said tstate, at tlr Hotel uf r Nj. Hale in said Norfolk. on tle 10th day of
 February. 1868, and tle 10th d. nf Naich, 1-t3, at 10 oclos k. forenoon, Oh each If said
 days. and that notice of his oider Le giv. by
 publicat on of the same furthe ,nt nth in tIe Winsted Herald and Litcllfele lnquirer. two l weekly newspapers published nearest to tle
 place where such estate is 70 in ss ttiemtnt and
 y p'siing this order cn the public sign pest in s'id N"rtnk. An; doth further order that a copy he,r' f le sen, ly mail Ia ever, known credtor living without 'lis Probate District,
 within one week frs h the 10th day of Jml.ra. ". 'SG6.
 3t3e JOHN EGyD. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
A.4zA CT FARE

AT THE St. Julian Eating Saloon. oYS'rERS-Norwalk, Roast, Raw. stswea and Fried;
 Fair Haven Plants, at wht lesalet E. .Goodselfs solid Oysters, ,Stewed Fsi. ed, or Raw;
 Adams Superior Iripe of New Haven. .fSis1 to order, or by tl lb. .t PIES-Mince. Apple Custard, Lemon Tart; CAKES Loaf, Pound, Fried, Cup, ,Fennsi nERR1NG-ay the doEen and box; EGGS-Boiled and Fried Barrington Crackers by the h.; CtlEESE-By the slice Nuts and Candies of all kinds; Oranges and Lemons: Sugar Coated Car,lamins; Maple Snga-, by the cake and h.. Bantam SrAD, alids, SUCKERS. DRINKS-Ice Water, Whitmore's RooS Beer, Harp ar's OLD STOCK ALE, gg CASH iA1J FOR EGGS. .Eg ey CLANS on Saturday. The Subscriber returns thanks for the libesal patronage given him, & hopes to be able hefs. after to give same satisfaction as heretofore.
 s. A. WHEELER, 5. D. WHEELER, Arent. Litchfeld, May 9th. 1862. HA
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
RIsrnIcr of Waterbury, ss. Probate court

n nISfRICT of Waterbury, ss. Probate Court. 1D January l2th lS63
 Estate of CoNANT & HAYDEN of Waterbury in said District. Insulvcnt Debtors.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Wa erbury hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof, for ,le credit, T. of said estate, represented insolvent. ii. l,ich t. exhibit their claims thereto; and has ap- pointed Charles w Gillette and Franklin (. Melton. Esqrs. Commissioners 10 receive and examine said claims; and hes ordered that the said Commissioners meet at the I,rolate Officr in said Waterbury. on inc 14tl, day of Fcbr,,- ary and the Huh Gay eI March. 1868. at g q ciack in the forenoon of each of said days. r,r the purpose # attending on tie Lusiness of said appointment
 Certified fnm Record
 STEPHEN ". KELLOGG, Judge.
 4 J persons indebted 10 said estate. ara re. qHssted to make immediate payment to
 4:s9 NELSON J. WELTUN. T,nstce
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

A meeting of the Bmrl of Schoalvisito,s f A @s11ltchliehl. October 0lh 1862, tho ful. lowing resolution was ms eti :. h sotosd hat when new reading books are to th;u gs .saased those il pr; s.it use ii, c,,,s " scholars l,e recommended to pro er. X. Ms,.is. s sssifs ef ScAoOt and Fanly Rtad
 Sold by xr run9s,g 2; nnngg,csTE. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22

LarcHrrELp Co s.. Falls Village. Jan 12 1863.
 Personally appeared. A. c. RANDALL Cashier of afo esaid Bank. and mule oath that the above statement is correct according to his best knowledge and balicf
 Before me- this 12th day of Jan D. 1868. 4Olt GEO. W. PET, Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
Harrison's Pelfumery.

sors o 9suascribsr has just received a full as. COLuMRiAeMHt na,A of A: W. Harrison's Celebrated Hmh HsndksrcS,.rfE .rfEREFUMERY, R to wit: ter; Preston s,l,s nlstrac. Cologne ;Toiiet Wa rye f00mAnm; Hair Oil ss.,xe r.stnn.. iiaii cooSi.a % roWssr -Flourinv v Ex,ra,.s soups G . ha Glove Cleaner i'rac's si,.as D., ior WASHING AND ERAs1va so.ns
 ALsO-
 BLACK AND INDELIB1z ,cn Oct ao ,ae9 0HAkL4s A.N1n x u.t
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-22
Ara Court of Probate holden at sharon Awithin and for the District of Sharon, on

A T Court q Probate hpiden at sharon A within ard for the District Of Sharon, on tu. 5th day of January, 4. D. 1868.
 present-Charles Sears, Esq, Judge.
 Upon the application pf PLA1T SAITH. an in solvent debtor residing in said district, whose estate is in settlement in this Coprte-praving that he may be allowed the benefit of an assign ing debtor, under the SiatuttLaw of this State. entitled An Act for the Relief of [nsolvent Debtors, and for the More Equal Distribution of their Effects among theirCreditors, "and the amepdatory Act thereto. Wherefore. Ordtrsd, that said application be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Sharon. on the sth day of February. 40. 1862 at o'clock in tae forenoon-and that the Trustee ef said estate give notice ther, of, l,y advertising this order one month before said 7th day aforesaid. in a newspaper printed inLilthfel'l and in Winsted, and byposting like capy on public sign-posi in said sharon, nearest the residence ofsaid debtor.
 Certified from Record,
 sst4 CHARLES SEARS, Judge.