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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

TO our Patrons we make low bow,
 As we again approach you to show
 How the " Bee-Hive" swarms su cnlivingly,
 And thesGootls mnve of most surprisingly.
 From the Bee Hive they go-even so-
 I" all parts of the County, l trow
 We'll show you how fast they are moving,
 With tUo dirds maskes priees-q lite soothing, On this day af high prices-and .'rising," We can name such Loc psiees-surprising: To thase. that are posted the latest, Our prices astonsh the greatest. Will you call and see-then compare With those of all others, elsewhere. Teas, Sugars and Coffee, nea. old prices. With Nutmegs and most other Spices With Grocerirs too numerous to mention. Aud CrOckery to hold their distentiou
 Many .' Nev Goods' received we of late. Also quantities of an earlier date: l paramettas. Silks De Laines, and 50 forth. With Prints and Warsted Plaids-lcss than w,,rth- Shawls. Laces, Glayes and Cambrics. 30 low. Even Thanksgiving hoosterx do cr,,v. x If with Velvet or Ribbons to be matched Or Dresses new or old to be patched. can suit you-so do not desrair:
 With any Color the zssmmi,,qs compaye. From the blackest to those ,thwt Are br;pht
 | assure y''", taey II all be found right
 r' ;" come 'ne and all without fail,
 10 our pr sent Closing. Out -Sale
 1r., ur" Il nnd us at home in South Street, W'ta prices that cannot be beat.
 ~. ..s come ana make ,snrs its all true: with this, must bid you adieu v.x ..,, ,... 5. N. BRONSON. S's 10:n' iooz. s1-tso
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nIsTRICT of Woodbury, ss. Probate Court A1 ectmber 23d, 1862.

nIsTRICT of woodbury. ss. Probate Court, A1 Dect 2ad, 1862.
 Upon the application of William R. Harri son of Bethl, m in said Probate District. show ing to this Court that he is Guardian to Wallace X Harrison. Emma c. Harrison, and Fsxny s. Hafris"n minors belonging to said district, and that said minors are the owners of tLe following real estate, viz About eighty eigit acres vi iand wi,h 8 dwelling house, barn and other buildings thereon standing, situated in said town of Bethlem, ron Ahs west side of the turnpike leading from Woodbury to Isitchfeld, and bound ed as f,alows. viz :- North on aand of Abraham .seeaher, east by said Beecher.s land and high. W y. south by Edgar Kasson's lines. and west ny Long Mea low pond-valued at about tnirt y. five hundred dollars and showing just and req sonable cause for selling said reat estate pray ing for an order. and that he or some other meet pers be empowered to sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 23d day of De cemher, 1862, more fully appears.
 ,ORDERED-1hat the foregoing application be hsa' d at the Probate Office, in Woodbnry. on the 2Sd day of F bruary, 1868, at ten o'clock forenoon and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks excessively. at least six weeks before said time assigned. 37-t3 JAMES HUNTINGTON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

A T a Court "t F4o.,ate holden at Ltchfeld -A within and fpl ,lr iiet jet If Lit, hfield, on the oth ..a, ct JanuaI! A. |. 1868
 i'resc..t-Lls;,,lcs Adams, Judge.
 On m",i"n "f F. il. Cumming X. Atin mist, a. .,.r.n inc estate of ELIJAu I. CvhMlsos, late t:..@.e., .Aitt.ia. .:.ia .sistsi.t, eeeesse.i:
 ihi- Co,lt a.til uccite that six mcLtks be lowed and iin.l,c,i t"r tl.e creditors oi said at.ue |" Ali, it ,heir claims against the NJ ane 'iie AsslninistIa,, r; alstl directs that public no ice b. gn ell ,.t his order by advertising in newspaper published ill Lit, ,Lfeld Cuu, t. .nd L., posting copy thcie,.f un the public place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from KecOrd
 39t3 tMARLEr ADAMS Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
The New National I <a;aaa. UNITED STATE; SIX PER CENT BOMBS. "oALLED TIVE rwExIIM"
 AT PAR

ME interest on thess Bonds is at the rate s -A Six psr cent. per annuin, and is payable
 lst of May and Aoyelpber. ip ualD, "r.
 called FIvE fwExIlx. Y
 !.syRaty the SRasitsyry years. As' 0' "''A The Coupon Bonds are issned in ienomina-
 tions of $5O. SlOO. $5OU. 5000. and the R. gis-
 tered Bonds in denominations oI $50, SiOO. soO0, 5000, $5000 and 10 O0O. To facilitate investment in them. and make
 them Rore accessible to tn. public, we have
 made arrangements to keep on hand a cons tant
 supply of all denominations for saie the same
 rate st which they are issued by the Goyern-
 ment. vz: Par laterest to eUss,eMce ya,n the dutt @ purchase.
 We arc thus enabled to save par ice all trouble
 and delay in funding Legal Tender No.es, or
 otherwise investing in these BOnds. ORDERS "R INQUIRIES BY MAIL WILL RECEIVE
 Paohrr ATTENTION, and the Bon,ts will be s. mt
 to any address by mail express as desired Payment may be made in curl ent Bank Notes Drafts on City Banks, or United States Legal Tender Notes.
 These Bonds are the cAeapest Covernment Se-
 euT'sy no,s in the rsaska, and pay the Lacye.l L- erest on their cost They are destined tt, be- l come the BEET KNOWN kosr .PaPuLAx and l.sr AvAELABlz, of ail the Bonds of the G0vcrnr,unt The operation of tho National Tax Law which
 1t is now certain will prodnce double the income originally anticipated. will make the issues of the unitet States GoverpDept the safest and most desirable investment in the world They
 are ia reality First Mortgage on everything ir, the country. as up Railroad or Corporation of any kind. can pay adiviasyA. or the interest on
 it. own ssucs until it has contributed out of its gross income. through tue. operation of the Tax H.w. to the support of the National Credit. These are the Bonds on which the Government
 now relies. through the cpnfdeaee and patrio,sm of the peapie. for .cent ntinued financial ssppapt
 We keep p'shsm for sale to encourage invest
 ment in thr'n. te give the ,puhlic convenient
 access to thu m. and tn aid the .gexernment "
 praaas'ting dhes rapid absorption aud the m. :. ey invested in them thEaugh ns contributes q the direct and immediate support of the Ma tion;l Treasury.
 FISH HATCH Bankers. Deslssin sN Issue. ef Gopra~enl snd oshey FT.l Gus Ssc.rshes sS Wall St. New York. eE Deposits received and Collections made. Government Vouchers negotiated and collect ed.
 Particular attention given to orders and let tsrs from the Country. 1t.sna
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
NOTICE.

NO WHOM IT MAY c,'NcKay - Notic, is herely II given, that d lot of Lumber. consi,ti,g "i B"ar:s and Plank, left at tue Depot of the Honsato,tic Rail Road Company. at Cornwall Bridge, County of Litcl'tield and State of Con. necticut, more than six months preceding the dale of thin Notice and ,that the true owner os said Lumber is wnknown. ard neglectx tn take the same awaysand on which Lumber tl,. said Rail Road Company have lien fer freight, and which Lumber was consigned to the JcweIt Manufacturing Cnml any.
 Said Luml'er will te sold at .R,blic Auction to the highest bidder at said Depot, under the in. -pectinn of llen'y A. Bottsford, Deputy of the l sheriff tor said County, or some other Deputy of said Sheriff. after the expiration of three months trop the publication of tlaiss,---.<fe~. tv:z on the l7th day of .E..,s.'.y 'soa. at one saksn away by She owner, before said time of sale.
 Snch sale will be nude pursuant to the Stat ute in spah case made and provided.
 CHARLES HUNT. President
 Housatonic Rail Road Co, Office of tho Housatonic Rail Road Co.,,
 Cornwall Bridge, Nov. 7th, 1862. 3o.ms
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

Ara Court of Probate holdea at Litchdesd n within and for ths District of L.chhei,l, on the 29th day of December, A. D. 1862.
 Present-Charles Adams Judge. nN motion of Henry E. bailey, Admiaistra. NV tor on the estate of GEoKaE H. DALEY, late of Morris in said district deceased; This Court doth ,decree that six mohths bs allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to ex. hibit thei, claims against the same to tue Ad- ministrator and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspa, per published in Litchfield County, and by post iug copy thereef on the public sign-post in said town of Morris. nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record
 37.t3o CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

| T a Court of Probate holden at New Mil .N New Milford within and for the district of New Milford, on the lst Saturday being the Sd day of January lSa3
 Present-Samuel D. Orton. Judge
 In the estate of WILLIAM BRAcBlSa of the towRof Nsw ailtord in said Prabate district, ,il assigning. insolvent dsbt"r: This Court doth limit and allow two months fron. this Sd day oi January. 1865. tor the Credit Is of said ,estate to exhibit thei claims |" the Commissioners :; and Messrs Maryin.S. Beeman and Samuel H. Glover, beth of the town of Washington in said County judicious and .''sintepested persons. a.e appoint, d C. m nissionars to reeeiye, examing and decide up 'n the claims .ed the .Creditors of said Will jam Braching. presented to them within the time limityd.
 And said C"Mn.issionrrs are to meet in the .xecntian "i their duties tn tie tr.t Monday tn February. 1863. and on Monday the 2d day ,t March. lH';3. at the Store of Marvin $ Bee nan in said Washington. at 10 o'clock in the ,iternu"n. on each of "a d days
 SAMUEL D ORTOE, Judge. F CHITTENnEx, Irusi.e. 2t39
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

Al SnArx RonANcE.-A young man belong. ing to one of our best families was recently seen going down town, 90 excitedly. that some remark was provoked. It turned out however that he WIS only going the great clothing g es- tsblishment of MT. Francis B. Baldwin: Nosi si 70 and 72 Bowery, and was fearful tnas . su sn those elegsut Fall and Winter suits woaM }. "e sold before he could get there And so ,. e4es ses their Clothing, and no beau ventures to .1si vsit M iishmens on his back. If you ;s would knsw nov why this is so. go there once yourself. me new styles are handsome and cheap enough fnr all
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

H1IsTR!CT of Salisbury, ss. Probate Court, AV December 24th. 1862.
 Estate of MICHAEL BLoss, late of Salisbury in said district deceased
 The Court of Probate for the district of Sails bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said Estate toexhi(,it their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts properly ut ttesteu. within said time, will be debarred . recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment tc h. undersigned.
 NATHANIEL W. CLARK, Adm'r, 37-tse CLABINDA K. BLOSS, Admrx
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Use Dallsy,s Illogical Pain Dz<traOtoxs.
THE eNLy TRUE PAIN EXTRACTOR m
 TME WOELDlii


 TABLETS PAIN EXTRACTOR wtii ssss D wounds ot Aii kinds:
 uALLEY's PAIN ExrnAczoR will sd61ae all ta: ternal inflammation.
 DAILEr's PAIN Ekraxc4sA Will prsvsts aaa destroy Modification.
 DAIiEY's PA,s ExraAcros will care tssas sf all kinds.
 DAnsr's PAIN ExrAssoa AsAis tlisisis ss.s of pain or mark.
 DALLxx,s PAin ExtaAcfok nsutraiiEes aal Pei sons infused by Animals. lnaegts or Reptilss.
 DALLxy's PAM ExfnAcfoa will eufs Bssksa Breasts, S~re Nipples, Piles, &e.
 DALLkx's PAIN ExgRAcTon will cure Salt RkSum.
 DAI1xr's Pals ExrnAofOa sill euss ChaSpsd Hands, Chill Blains, etc.
 DAI.sr's PAIN ExraAcros sill ears cssss. Carbunclcs, Ulcers, Warts, BOiis. Sc.
 No Housekeeper should ever be 1ltkoat A box handy for use. The timely use of . single box may prove of more value than 100 times lss cost.
 Pareuss!--N yeu have q son In the Arny. send him u Box of Dalley'R Pain Extra6tst. 1S may be the ,aesns of saving his life, or shS tie of . comrade for it will Cdfe Moupds e ell kinds without pain. Tsy the sxperimeas; sf hs does not use it, it will sost you but little.
 Sisters !-If you have dear Brother ia the Army, send him Box of Daliey's Pain Extract or for it will cure wounds of al; kinds, sad is may be the means of saving your lrOthsr's life.
 DaughteEsl--Have you loved enc in the Army that ia dearer to you than life itsslfs esna him Box of Dalleys Pain Exttactos. lt vili care wounds of all kinds. and preseat inasm. motion, and may be shs @eaas of savine tis life.
 Reader i-1f you have friend h ths AsaS. send him Box of Daliey's Magical raiu KR- tractor It may be the means of saving . life. If yeu have no convenience for sendihG it, ssne 1t by mail. It will cost you but cents postses for . aS ct Box; and in like proportion fer bO cs and Sl.O0 Box. The large boxes sontsia more for the money than the 25 ct. Boxes.
 Notice,-That DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR will do all and even more than wc claim i: will, we refer to Dr. vALEN1zNE MOTT. and hundreds of other eninont Rhyai. oIans and Surgeons. besides millions of people all ever the hand, who have used the Eatsaetos with never failing success for the past 90 yesrs.
 For sale by all Druggists. and by HALL & BUCKLE, Agents, 2l0 Greenwich Street. Nsv Yofk. Who will send a Box. of either siee, PostaNa paid. to any addressin in the United Hfatss o1 ss. celpt, in money or rin Ressage Stamps. of 1s c,a. fot the small siAe. or 50 eta. sad elso0 for ths medium and large siscs. VIM. C. BuEL. Litchfeid. Oonh. is tAs au. thoriset Agent for the sale of Madame fosssr'a Curative Balssm, and Daiiey's Magical Pain n. tractor. iy.es
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Public Aftellfia,l,

called to . new SELF ADJUSTING I.ssoI HOTTIES WkINGER tso,.stin.es caIIs,i <. aK ss,.. .s. lach,nes.) which is guaranteed to sfees.r. 'ns.. sis'ngest asoss dsyabtc and naose c..ass. tt'eae made u Iron. r.i,...;, w.1, nx .s..a.s., MI Mon . single thrsad sD < i.sl o.i,. ;. screws or complicated f....,;... ss...ost at K q get out of order and c.n i,
 \ trial uf the Machin. x a..,,.. satisfactory. 1t esn bs returned and II hat
 Pniss $6.
 Norfolk. Jan. ., loos ' T. GONE
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
FARM FOR SALE.

YvHE Farm of 'he late Andrew Iake, Esq IL consisting of 230 Acres. suitably divided into blow, meadow, and wood iand-- with three dwelling hturses flree balns, and a,bc1 cut. houses There is an abundance of Fruit Tre, of apple. pear and peach. The Fazan is in ex. celient condition, we'll ,wstered and in every re. spect desirable
 A large portion of the purchase money car remain for years, with tue annual payment oi interest.
 To those who wish to make anoney by farm ing, this is a rare opportunity.
 RICHARD SMITH, Executor,
 CAROLINE LAKE, Exacutrix Sharon, Dec 30th, ls62 .S7.,5
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

A . Couftof Probate holden at New Milford tA within and for the District of New Mil. ford, Dec. lIth. 1862
 Present Samuel D. oTton. Judge.
 Tho Court of Probate for the district of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months fram the date hereof. for the creditors to q . of New Milford in said disfrick deeeased. to sx. hibit their ciaims for settIement Ihoee who neglect to present their accnujlts. rYoperfvs st. tested. within aaid tinae. VIII bo d1tSrred aIro, eovsry. III psysons indshlsd to ssid ealats IF, ss9sssssa S ' I'll .as9sss 5sssss'sss ss GsZnspa
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
Notice.

NU1HCEe nLANKS for the Return of persona between AD the ages of fonr and sixteen. residing in and belonging to the several School Districts in this town. On tho irrt Monday of January, \. D. 1868. ito bs returned to the undersigned before the 20th of January inst) are ready for delivery, on application to
 J. c. BECKWTTH, Chairman
 Board Of Education. Mtchfsld. Jan. l, 1863. 37-te
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
Republican Caucus.
 T0RRINGTON.

TAE Republican elertors of this town. are xequssted tO meet ut the Town Hali, on Mon- day the 18th day oi January. lSsxxat 2o'ciuck, F M.. t0 nen,inate delegates to the State, Congressional and Senatorial Conventions. S.. All who honestly desire. to stand by the Government in it's hour of peril, and aid in the restoration of its authority, are invited to ,cp operate with Republicans in this Caucus"
 ALcs.o WaITixa, Republican
 n l. kO0Ds Town
 Isoe 5. BARBOUR. Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
Economy is Wealth CURE YOUR :lIlZsJf ( NE DIME THE BEST AND CHEAPEST HOUSE IeLp
 REMEDY IN THE WORLD.
 MADAME ZADOC PoRTER'S' q GKE.lT COUGH RE.N ED ".

GREAT COUGH REyN ED Xe. MADAME zADoJ PoRTERs Curative Bal. MI sam is warraRted if used according to the directions. to cure in all cases, Coughs. Colds, Whooping Coughs, Asthma, and all affections of the Throat and Lungs.
 Made zADoo PoRrER's BaIsam 10 prepared with all the requisite care and skill, from . com. of the best remedies the vegetable king. dom affords. Its semedial qualities are based on it's power to assist the healthy and vigorous cir. culation of the blood through the lungs. It is not a violent remedy, but emollient-warming searching and efectixe.; can be taken by sh oldest person or youngest child. Made ZADOc PoRTER's Balsam has been used by the public over IS years, and has acquired its present sale simply by being recommended by those who have used it, to their afflicted friends and others.
 M0yTIMPOnTANT.-M ZADsc PORTER s Curative Balsam is sold at price which brings
 1t in the reach of every one to keep it venient for use. The timely use of single bottle will prove it to be worth 100 times its cost
 NOrICE.-Sape yosr Money .-,Do not be per. suaded to purchase articles at As. to $l, which do not contain the virtues of a dime bottle of Madame Porter,s Curative Balsam, the cost of manufacturing which is as great as that of almest any other medicine; and the very low price at 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 Portcr's Curative Bal sam. price 10 cts and in large bottles at 20 cts, and take no other. If yoa cannot get it at ene store ycu can at another.
 ls~ Sold by all Druggists and Shopkeep.ss at 10 cents, and in larger bottles at % cents HALL < BUCKLE, Psoprietors. New York VIM. c. BUEL, Agent, Litchfsld, .Conn., foY Madam Porter:s Baisam. and "Dalley.s Pain Extractor"
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Soldiers see to your own health and not strust tefhe Army supplies; Cholera, Fever and Bowel complain: will follow your slight sss snand D. in ssssy %
 The British and French troops use no other medicines. Only 25 cents per box or pot 2ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
A Y Court of hrubate holden at Litchheld A within and for the District ui Lilcilte.d, vn

tue oth day oi January. A. l.. 1bo3.
 Prt ts,ht- Charles AdalL,s Esq Judge.
 un hnotiua al Charles J..nes and Jo.n Hem. ,ningwa., At,nil,isi Iators oh the estate vt JoA- ATnAS bUKL, late of Litchteid within said dis t'ict. decuased This ,,ourt doth decree that .x mouths be allowed and limited for the ricd.torA "t sald estate, tu exhibit their cla,n,s s-;tiiist he s;,lLe to t. @ Adlnihistr, ,L"r al,d ,.,r.c.s th&, pubic notice he given ot tl,s or 'r " advertising in a newspaper published ill ii,eincd County, ahd i. posting a 'opy nr'e''i ou lie public sign ln.nt in said Town Lticnn.d, ne..iest the place where the de- ,tose,! last dMcIt.
 Certified from R. cld,
 8 CuARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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Goshen.

THE electors of Goshsn:in favor of the pres enI Nationl end State Administration are isqussted to meet at the. Town Room. on Sat- ufday. Jan. l7th, 1868. Ut 2 clock, P. M., to n"minass delegates to the various Convtn- tt,ls.
 t4s39l Per o,der TSwN CoNN,1rEx,
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
VIM. COTHREN.

TlORNEY and Connsellor Tt Law, Notary xA Pn hc. 6nmunissiorer fur the States of New York. Ohio. Michigan. Indiana. Illinois. and Pat+nt Claim Agent All b,si,eesa entrnsi..i :, ne. nili ho promrtly and faithfullr aaSaIslssi so
 U s. Tux Stamps icrsale. - fesk aaissuesi by GOxsrnment. Nj
 Wecdbnsy. Nov. 27, fSez aey
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

\ T meeting of the Board of School Visitor. n of Ltchfeld. Qct..bsr 10th, 1862, the fol.
 lowing resolution was passed: R.setced that when new reading books are |.
 be purchased to replace tll.ss in pr, sent use ;l this town. the Scholars he recommended to pro
 cure . Iiarptr's S.ries ef Sckooi and Family Reud eys, by .ntrcins R,llson.'. :.
 Attest. WI. s. sourno.rE, Clerk. Sold by RIvERIUS MASH. H-St At half price.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

.s KNOW ALL MEN TO WHOM THEsE PRESENTS SHALL C0MG GR.ET- ING :'-
 AAE have large lot of BOOK ACCOUNTS w from one to three years Old. which our 4 isnds will greatly oblige us by settling as sSvn as possible.
 Truly yours, ts.ss BISHOP < SEDGwIcK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
SPECIAL NOTICES.
jiait! Halt A CRY FROM WASHINGTON :!

WIVES, Mothers and Sisters, whose hns- 6ands, - Sons and Brothers are serving in tshs iAsmy. cannot put into their knapsacks a ,more, neosssasy.t,r valuable gift than few boxes of Ho.IowAY.s RlA4s AND OINTMENT. They in- sure health even under the exposure of a Sol dier's life. Duly 25 cents a Box or Pot. SoGDIsss' SPECIAL NoricE.-Do your duty t. yourselves. Protect your Health
 ~ Read tue following just received thisda, from Washington:
 WASHINGTON. D. c. '.T..HoLL@wAy. M. D.
 Dear Ssr .--l Rva,l myself of this opportunity ito express my gratitude for your kindness i' being 90 prDippti in seuiing your valuable Plll' and Ointment. IIUnarcis 'd poor soldiers have .bsen m,sie comfortable and we'll hy t,e use ' your medicines and they all can testify t" ti,el. he.ling powers and rapabili y of giving if's!a"' relief It has, within my own observation saved many B poor soldier from long Fick"cs' and much snfcring. t' 4, & Yours truly,
 F-sse s.ss Erv~@tD G. vOSE, Washington, D. c November 4th, 1862. l2tH
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Total Resources..............ss ssse. 5s2 24

Litchfeld County, ss. New Milford. 1868.
 Personally appearedJ, J. CONKLIN. Cashier of aforesaid Bank and made oath that the aheve c statement is correct, according to his best knowledge and belief
 BsfOre me, this 7th day of Jan, A. D. lS6S
 39.t1 SHELDEN BIAGKMAN. Justice of the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

s 1PERFINE INGRAM CARPETS ALSD--C.tton, Cotton Chain. All Wool and Three Ely CAEPETS-A fullStock at reasonablr pr 'S.
 Hl A. q FERETSs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

Fresh Teas. NNGLIsH, BREAKFAST, JAPAN. Oolonr. |. and Young Hyson TEASof different quai- itiss-jjust .receive.i by
 Litchfeld, July 2d. 1852. tf-n
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
M IS !.RICH,taf Waterbury, ss. Probate Court U J..ntIisEY l2th lN63.

IT ID :-hlCf fA "aWTuuty, SSs ITOO6t6 court, D J.,nmaEy l2th. 1888.
 E,tatc ..f 4.-s.-.-. .A lass~srx vFateruury In ssi. District Iss.lxent i'ebtors.
 Tae Court of Probate for the District Of Wa erbu,y hahh limited and all. wed three m .l,ths .f."m the date hereof, for the creditors of .aid estate. represented insolvent. in which t' exhibit itiluir claims thereto; and has ap. pointed Charles w Gillette and Franklin (. W.ltoa Esqrs. Ct mn,ssioners to receive and examine said lain.s and hss ordered that tn. said c mnissi"ntlx meet at the Irslate Office ii, said Waterbury on the 14th.dsy of F.bru- ary and the Huh cay Il March. 1863. at 3 o'clock in the f.ran.n,n .ot each of said days. Tor the purpose If attending on tLe business of said aIp in'neht
 Certified fnim Record
 STEPHEN w. KELLOGG, Judge. All persons in..ebted to said estate, are re. qu.sted to make immediate yment to
 C6NN n.,sL
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
MARRIED.

h Kent. Jan. 9th, by the Rev. J. Couch of Falls Village, Mir. James Duggan. to Miss Mary Ann Troy of Cornwall Bridge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15

OUR STOCK OF GOODS is now being .repisnished, and we are prepared to show gom ,assorta,ent to our friends and customers, and al at satisfactory prices.
 tfd At West Goshen
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-01-15
Litchfeld Institute,

Miss E TAYLOR, Principal c. A. SIP aN cER B. A- Vice Primer M EXT Term begina on Dec. Sth.
 Litchfe;d, Dec. :, 1862. tf-s3