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A uctfoneers Notice.

Z n
THE undersigned having obtained a L.
cense as auctionecr in Cambria county from
SAMUEL. J. RcrER collector Of the Nation
al tax law for the 18th District Penua. HERE
ny GIVES NOTICE, that he will attend TO the
duties of an auctioneer for all persons which
may wish to employ him-all applications
made personally CT by letter addressed 20
Lorctto, Z. 0. Will be promptly attended to.
ENOS c. McMULLEN.
Ebensburg Dec. Nth 1862.
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n otise.

n That an application. has been
made TO the Court of Common Pleas. Of CaYn-
hrja County, for the Incorporation of the
Welsh Regular Baptist Church. at Ebens-
burg, which will be presented for the final
action Of the Court. on Monday, the first day
Of june next.
JOSEPH M'DONALD.
ApH. y, 1868, Prothonotary.
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David MetzSer, Fourth wa 1' *
Cyrus Hart. -
james Downey, Sr. 2ud W'd :.
James DnwGey. Jr. 2nd W'd :.
Baltza kohler, 9rd WA - fr &"
john e. M'lIeLzie Chess Springs
Borough
Emanue: james N1illville B. rough Il.
James NJ. Rifle. Summitvine
Borough.
josephine Frees. SammitviIle
.sos Boyoushs r--f reGg
LeplarI KjSt, Taylor township, {"
Francis Setz. Conemaugh Bor,
Daniel Litzip-er, Chest Springs
BUr ou.h
John Brady. 81 wa Johnstown.
Michael j. plott, Susquehanna tp.,
Henry Schuahie, 4th wa Johnstown, =:
John Bindcl. u wa Johustown,
Lawrence Schroth Carro}ltown,
Ad'lpins While, Taylcr township. =:
Daniel M'Dnna!d, Cam bria B r..
James d. Hamilton, Wilmore Bor., =.
Casper Fox, 81 wa Johnstdwn,
Adam Kurtz, Cambria Borough,
Ruh Condor, Sunnlitville Bor,
Michael Barnncle. Cea,feld twp, e
I>a@c Crawford, West Ward. -"
John EichcnsehT, C nenaugh Bor.
John Sivert. Conemau9h Dor. .
Joseph Ge;se, Richlaud tip.
Veronica Ann R lily, Summitville
Borough.
Wm Richter, .Jchnstown Boro.. -
John Hamilton. Washington tp., -
Philip Herzg. L-orcttr, q.
John B Myt3s, do k e"
f. ? Gro>sbcrLer. Carrulltowu. {"
Jerome plnrt, Sus9 uchanna tp.. "
George " right. All!vilc Boro', -
Geo y. .luhurauu, 4th W'o j -nst'n, -
Wm. - Ni,!"isnIi ~ Ma no -
tic"r4e y. Muiei Cresson. %,
pweu Carry. Cambria Burvtgh. =:
} h" NiiAiu. Washington Tp-.
lon hra1r5ck, ConeuGmgh r no. -
Francis J. 6 li.oils, Loretto Springs, :.
7. Grpne-. i.ore't".
!. A.rA Moore, Ebeushur East WI. -
Jnc.h l.,-Ih, 1Arnii township Q art
Dauie ". G NJ huuar, s.: MI Johns.
town. -
.--. JOSEPI MD0NAID.
Icrk of QTatter Scssigus
E'6nsburg, May S. 1868.
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4 administrators Notice,

4 dEnfnfStrnfors Notice.
n Letters Of Admits
istration having been granted by the Regis
ter Of Cambria county, to the undersigned
on the estate of Andrew J. Farrell, late Of
Susquehanua township, Cambria county,
deceased, all persons having claims against
tie said deceased are hereby notified to pre-
sent them properly authenticated for set
tlcmeut. and those indebted are required to
make payment without delay.
JAMES T. KIRKPATRICK. !
HENRY G. KIRKPATRICK, A',,'',F' N1'-
April Is, lS63.-Gt ~. = s...s
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TNor Rent. 20
II The office on Main street. in said
Borough, formerly occupied by D. W. Lew.
is, NJ. D., Of which possession will be given
Immediately. WM. hlIIELL.
Jan 81, f565~7tf
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OIIN.>. u z, n 1t NJ tN OO',
i1E BOyvery, New Work. POST
Omce Box, 1856.

herin's Sale.
- b. virtue of an order
ct the Court to me directed. there will be
exposed to Public Sale, at the Court House.
IN Ebcusburg, on M5uday, the first day of
June next. at one O'Clock, P. NJ. the foliow
ing Real Estate. TO wit: A certain messu>
age or tract of land situated in Munster
township, Cambria county. adjoining laud,
OF Mathew M'Gahy, Auyustin Durbin and
others. containing eighty acres, be the same
more or less, together with improvements.
now in the occupancy of William M'Gahy.
JOHN BUCK. Sheriff,
Sherif's Office, May I3. 1868.
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GE erins Sale.
BY virtue OF a Wi. IF

StheriEI's Sale.
- BY virtue OF witt cf
Lovari Facias issued out Of the Court Of Com
mon Pleas Of Cambria county. and to ma
directed tlere viii be exrosei 10 Pubic
Sa'e. a5 the House of Jared Williams. in
John.t0wn, on Saturday the 2Sd day of M
next at one O'Clock. p. NJ, the followin.,
Real Estate, 10 wit: OF & e lands and terc-
ments which were. OF John Kelly to wit
AT that lot or piece Of ground situated l..
Taylor township, Cambria county. and State,
Of Pennsylvania, marked and numbefcr;
in the plan Of lots Of Prospect lail cut =,
said Tay'"r township. by CHRISTIAN Ih,-lsc
as. lot .Humler. twen.y-seven 1911 beirg
ninety seven fseton fhe Ebensburg road aud
running back tn Ihmsen avenue iour hus,
dre3 and twenty feet on the north side and
four hundred on the south side bounded I'll
the north by lot number twe4lty-eigilt and
on the south by lot @, togethe. with tie
herea!itamcnts and appurtenances
Taken in execution and 10 be sold a. the
suit of Eienor lhmsen AMI +. J.. Ihr,lsen
Executors of Christian Ihmsen. deed.
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
Sherif's Office, Eheasburg }
May 6, 1863-3t
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Eor Rent,
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff.
April %, 1863 ct

THE STORE ROOM on
High Street lately occupied by D. j. Evans
& Son. as Clothing Store. --,
lr-saes WIN. KITTELL.
Ebensburg, April 20, 1e63-tf
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CAMBRIA COUNTY, IS.
SEAL The C,mnirnwcalth IF PeEnsyl
val ia 10 the Sheriff of said
Ctur'y Greeting:
If .fuhn j. Evans make vou secure Of
prosecuting his claim, we command you
that y,u summon hv good ane, lawful SUN
moners, James Nicholas Evans. Erasmus
Evans, Theophilus J. Mum IN aliti Eileuor
his wife, Mary AIN Evans. and MARY Evans
(mother Of Thomas Griffith Evans. decd
late of your county. 81 that they be and aE-
pear before our Jt~ig g-s at Ehensi urg at our
Comfy Court Of Common Pleas, there to be
held on the First Monday If June next, to
show wherefore. whereas, they the said John
=. Evans, and the aforesaid James Nicholas
Ev3as. Erasrl W Exams. Theephiluss j. Nun
don and ElleuorshiS wife, Mary Ann Evans.
and Mary Evans, hold together aud uudivi>
ied q certain tract Of land: situate in, Cams
bria. township Gambia county, adjoining
lands IF James and George Mills, Poland,
Jenkins & Co., John Lloyd, and Uthers, con
tanning 32G acres and 1874 perches more or
less. of which the said James Nicholas
Evans Eras Evans, Tbeophiluc J. Mundon
aud Eiearor his wife. Mary Ann Evans. and
Mary Evans, deny partition TO be made be-
tween them according to the form Of .he
statute in such a case made and provided.
and urjustly permit the same to be dose,
contrary tothe form OF the statute very uE-
Justly, and against the same laws and Gus,
toms as Ills said. And have you ther and
there the names Of those summoners and
this writ
Witness the Honorable GEORGE lTAY-
LOR, President Judge of our said Court, at
Ebensburg, the 26th dayof March. A. d.
1868. JOS MDONALD.
Attest Prothonotary-
JOHN BUCK, Sheriff. g
a pril %, 1863 ct .f.
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Dyal1D 1DgnAp AnD szs1azeuygyaaa
n office.

IN The following named persons
have filed Petitions for License, which will
be presented for the action of the Court of
Quarter Sessions of Cambria County on
Monday tie First day of June next, to wit:
Peter Fink, First W'd Johustown, Tavern
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The Educated Mules
DAN AND DI
LEI C1np NJ nE IEsFn MES

S.,l e introduced by Dan Gardner,
g. i vari-.y 0i LAusAabls PerIor-
J.a.r"s.
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HUMAN MS RI.

rss}Ss5 ID. -7''.....r
%1zAssS HUMAN MIS- RI
|s,s! PaJliSEe.L IN a Ss,I1d Etpsiole Price
Sir Cc9ts
! LECTURE EV De. CCLNERWEI.. on
THE CAUSE AND CCiE # Syermaturrl pl,
t'aS1mption, Mental aud Physical Deb!l>
i;y. Nervousness. Epilepsy lmi aired Nutri>
ton o. the Body; Las~itude; Weakness Of
the Limbs and Back ;Indisposjtion, aHd In
capacity. 10y study and Labor; Dizziness Of
Apprehension: Loss Of Memory Aversion
. S'cicty Love Of Sulitule; Tirlidity :;
Self Distrust: Dizziness Headache Afec-
t'ops # the Eyes Piinpes on tie Face J;
Involuntary Emissions, and Sexual Ecapa>
city; the Consequences of YuUthfui Indis>
creti"n, &c, SC.
= .H.s admirable lecture clearly proves
that the above enumerated, often sell affiic-
tec evils, may be removed without medicine
and without dangerous surgical operations,
and should be read by every youth and
every man in the land
Sent under seal to any address, in 4 plain
sealed envelope. on the receirto Of SIX cents
or two postage stamps. by addressing,
CHAS. J. c, KLINE & Co,
i2T Boyvery, AeW Work. Post
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q Johns & Crosley's Cement Glue Is
no~ for sale at II G: Devine's -
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FEs-ial List.

FEariaI List. -
L Li.t VI Causes st down f.r
Tr a at Court of 4 ,mmrn Peas - be held
at Eheusturs. for CautrIa county. c,mmen>
ing on Mo.d,l the Fus day Of .Iunc, y.
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g. vaEt..J u LAusAaO4e FerIor-
U.a.r",.
IEi C1h? ?-si Of fEaF0 hsRS
Comprise tho largest and best that
sr-- Travelled. Great Expense has
.t.e incurred a. bringing them to-
f.tI.r, -Ed We Intend to gave the
Bcst Circus Entertainment
t,-i las ever Leen witnessed in this
country. J.oA- al The
GREAT ARTIST ES,
a. "a Tor yoursrlvesI
~. Richard Hemmin gs,
~ gent sr,---a1 Eorseuan, and
I.ht -uya ulrcrr He will appear
A. .N .r.sIsiumeut in 4 great
Trrr'E .t -.l. tisr.!-lEs Performances.
DAN GARDNER,
iH- I'd and Faror.,e Clown. As =
,ar,l.rF,a is as necessary 20 a Circus
O., real 0. - breakfast, the public
s..-y clu-E.tgl-tc themselves upon
E...- l..- happy son Of lIyHUs q.
=. b cEteTtainment.
tl.s L.;Ilr Fairy OF The Arena,
Mss Eliza Gardner,
s.r..4u.y 'n1 BEST TeInaie EGues-
N.zr .a-1S.s--'gcs. She exec utes the
.n.I ..rs-..r At. classic motions, com
t-... U.-- d.rssr LCavlCE, splendid
....s.s-,, *, -rIH the back OF her
's.r..rt lo5sr. wElu O.. iU!I motion,
'.s..ur|..r W.'G A"r Gasain~ act OF
Est:.'.Er IIIh, JGH Il B=,Ica a.
S-gHor WanEoId,
3. ,,.I.,s mary CoutoTLouist A. 4
-..a-r.r- G..-.as. ..tat Is per
....a.-.-- '..rs; . "a >,., u to { believed.
Ohm Foster.
l ,,~It----a-y. W.. the mos,
.-s.-a. and laugA.t.s L4o~Hs shSt
e. TERED a ring.
IEe Polish Brothers.
T.ars a,.1a-,hiug CSsnna Is viii ap-
srs- .r ,9Tigiy of tI.@i- Classical md
s.Hr.-.'..- lrass
Gyrrge r. DeLCUis.
- spear IL hIS I-T!orDances on
O. .h E.-.tai Bay, uiiI Introduce tho
H,.NtI' DOG JE.NNY LIND.
..- t,4s.uS a. Entertaining
,-.. lc-r..s- wr;A
me Camille,
.-.-- s4ar.t-IrEne.
- <o.itc Camille.
O. -.-I.. ..ra-e-
|E.ng Sam.
g.. tn,,.' .s...
= -.'t -j-ETIS,
ar''EHE KiSG,
-.Nt;y PETFLSON.
'..s>-R BALDWIN.
So. ---r ...t .o'r!.uy no GlI-
.r... e. 30 VsIIsa- Sl3tFE :
-. hs aleiP a, % -h' +. .oG .
9rF' o., ',us ueHtils.
l'r e"-rrtI.aL.eus viii eoEro-nes
o. s.-
ECUAyE HALT.
7H- Performance a!tl comprise
--E Var.r,J Jr I.iyS EIaIa,. Scene
L.-.r-. .uEt l-Is, 20 yu uasLic TX
IA. Two aud ouT rorss Riding
= So. with HsSIc ~ The EsUi.
-'-rE .He rIurfscijatt direction &.
..r 'llLElE.
..- -tkSU PROCESSION VIII
-E'a! ;a'... = GU. Il - =. Nj, dug
S.r. 'Ar n-1. -! GIseoUEss
r'.-t ~H-t.u. u.Ussc.
80 PERFORMANCES -sch Dsy.
.r,.r ryS -aT HsNT0s.
..s- -t2ara 2. ". Per
!--'.,.-.' - ral ..nce hal an hour
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IUl --IHI NJ .. FLlFU FlcF.9
Comprise tho largest and best that
sr-- Travelled. Great Expense has
.t.a incurred ~ bringing them to-
Z, t4-r, ard We intend to gave the
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April 20. le63-6t.o
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Pr"th, nutary', Cli,c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
.STERLING'S AMBROSIA.
IMPORTANT NOTt.E

TdE>SIs LAZARUS & MORRIS. gal M Op;ieinps Knd ,Irnlihts No. Y Hunger ford & Cons's Eluck Hartford. Cam, and lS4 Main street, Springfield, Mass,
 Desire to inform the residents of Ltehfeld and vicinity. that Ar. Frank l.:za,us, u, n,- her of the Firm, will visit Iitclliivld on Tues. day tho 10th of February, and have an Office at Smiths Hotei-iemuing for tie u 'ana,ti.n of business until satur,lay the 14,b.s
 He will have with him un assortment Of their cclehratsd Perfected SI.cctaclcs, which possess the important and distinctive featA uf PRE-. SERVING, as welt xs ASSISTING THE SlGuT. From, the peculiar and beautiful grinding of the I.ensea wita which they are fitted, the eyes neusr tire from the use of chem.
 Mir F. Lazarus perf,,t acquaintance with the anatomy aud physiology; of the Human Eye. enables him oR an examination with q powerful gaxs, to fit accurately and nnerring. ly, aud sv to guarantee to every customer the suitability of the Slsetacles purchased.
 He is SkILLPUL us Eyn ns COURTEOUS. Fainstaking aud Honorable. end will uphold ,ie widely acknowledged reputation of the Firm for honor anf Integrity in the conduct oi their business. s,zaz es.
 Mcssrs. I azasas Morris solicit for him che patronage ofahe i'ui:lico Of L;tchnsld Hisvis it will 5e eyere,atea ,eSsyy th,ee months. NJ effort will a slaIsd .tp give satisfaction to a4 who may apply.
 eS- Please to note the date of visit. vis., q smiths Hotel, from Tuesday tic lHth of Feb ruary, until Satnrday the l4th. Office Hauts 8 A. M. until 8 P. N tf.Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
Sterling's Ambrosia.
Trustees Sale.

H P order of the Court of Probate for the 1D District of Salisbury, the undersigned, Trustee of the assigned estate of the Axns Co in said district will sell at public auction. ! on Thursday, the 26th day of February inst at 10 o'clock, A. H., all the estate Of the above named Company, both real aud personal -c,nsisting of tie following articles, viz = The Forge Property so called. consisting of l two Forgcs and Buildings adjacent and con- nccted herewith; the Water Privileges and Appurtenances, the Tools and implements in and about said Forges and Buildings, and upon the premises, with all the Machinery and Fix. lures in and about said Fergcs and Buildings i; together with about 40 Acres of Land, l3 Dwell ling Houses, one Office, Barns. and other Out Buildings standing on said Land. Also the Interest of said Ames Iron Co. in the Furnace Property formerly o"pcd Ay the Cornwall Iron Company at West Cornwall Also-5 small Dwelling Houses, with from one quarter to one half Acre of Land attached to each, situated a few rods South of tlIe resi- dcnce of John Landon, and detachcd from the Forge Property. Also-A Mountain Wood Lot, short distance North of the Dwelling House of John Adam, containing ab.ut four teen Acres, more or less. There are various articles of Personal Property, among which are--l23 Tons of Wrought Scrap Iron. 25 Tons of Wrought do. Turnngs, 120 Tons Hard Coal. 1000 Bushels of Charcoal, S.5S2 Fire Bricks, one Wrought Irn Gaancn, one do. do Cannon, nnfinished-Wagons, Carts. &c., &c !, and many otEc: things too nur,erous to men ton.
 Should the weather he sto,my, the sale will be postponed until the flst fair day Te,ms made kuowe at the time of sale
 JOIN CAMPBELL, r.
 w. R. WnrrLrsEY, trustees
 Salisbury, Fcb. 2d. 1868. St42
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05

A Ia CoHrt oi Probate hol.'sn at Farming IA ton within and for tie lis rict of Fal. mington. on the 9th day ef January. A. D. Prcsent-SamuelS 8 cowles, Esq Judge
 Upon the petition of Frederick Frisbie. of Pennington in the County of Hartford, show t. isbis and faa If is Guasdgn fl mington within said district, minors. That said minors are the owners of real estate situ- ated in said Lit hfeld in Litchfeld County. Connecticut. yiz.-Cne piece of land contain ing about twenty-five acres, bounded North by Baldwin 4. Frisbie or Assigns East by Highway South by Betsey Frisbie; and West by John T. Peters. valued at about one hun dred anid twenty five dollars That it would be for the interest of said minors that said land be sold. and the ayails thereof be vested for their benefit according to law, praying fo, liberty to sell said property for the purpos, aforesaid. as per petition on file.
 4 Nis ordered Jy this Court, That said Guardian give notice of said application by causing tn, same to be published in one of the Newspa pers printed in Litchfeld in the County o Litchfeld, three weeks spcsessiyely. at leas six weeks before the hearipg; and that sait petition will be heard aat the Probate Office i, said district, on the l4th day of March next at nine o'clock. A. M.
 Certified from Record,
 st40 THOMAS MYpATT, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05

Ara Court. of Probate hslden at Norfolk A within and for tie Distrjst of Norfolk, on the 6thday'of January, A. D. ls6a..
 Present--John Boyd, Judge of tue adjoining
 Probate District of Winchester, holdiAg said
 Court.
 Uri Butler of NoIfplk, Trustee on ths estate of AUSTIN HAwhEy of faid Norfolk. assigned for the benefit of his creditors, agreeable to the Statute Law of t his State entitled 'sAn Act for the Relief of lnsol, ent Debtors, and for the more equal distribution of tlieir effects among their creditors" and the other Statute Laws of this State relating to the same subject, having given notice to all concerned to appear before this Court this present day at 10 dock, forenoon. to be heard relative to the appoint incnt of Commissioners on said Estate. After hearing the psrties interested therein, this Court doth appoint Hon. Abijah catlin of liar winton, and Van Rensselaer, C. GiGdiDgs. Esq of Winchester, Commissioners to receive, ex' anime, adjust and allow tlle claims of the cred ito,s of said estate, apd make return to this Court; and also dotli decree that two months be allowed and limited said creditors from tho | 10th day of January. 1868, to exhibit then claims to said Commissioners; and doth fur l theff order that said Commissioners meet to re ceiye claims against said estate, at the Hotel O F M. Hale in said Norfolk, on the 10th day O February, 1868, and the 10th day of March I 1868, at 10 o'clock. forenoon, on each of sait days. and that notice of this order be given bl publication of the same for one month in tn,
 Winsted Herald and Iitchfelt Enquirer, tw, Iweekly newspapers published nearest to tn place where such estate isso in settlement. an
 by posting this order on the public sign pos I in said Norfolk. And doth further order tha
 q copy hereof be sent by mail 10 every know Icrcditor living without this Probate Distric
 within one week from the 10th day of Janna Try. 1866.
 stsa JOHN DoYD, Jndge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05

A T Court of Probate holden at New Mil- A New Milford within and for the district of New Milford, Un the lst Saturday. beine the Sd day of January. 1868.
 Present. Samuel D. Orton. Judge.
 In the estate of WILLIAM BRAcnfxa of the town of New Milford in said Probate district. an assigning, insolvsnt debtor:
 This Court doth limit and allow two mentha from this Sd day of January, 1868, for the Credit. rs of said estate to exhibit their clalns to the Commissioners i; and Messrs Marvin g.. Beeman pnd Samuel If. Glover. both of the town of Washington in said County, judisioss and aisipterestcd persons, are appointed Csn,' ; missionsra to receive, sxaming and decide np- on ths clsims of the Creditors of said Will jam Rraching. presented to them within tAs time limited. ,-....
 And said Commissioners are to meet h tAs execution of their duties, on the hrst uenesH in February, 1868, and on Monday the 3d dag of March, 1868, st the Store Of Marvin ,. Bse. man in said Washington, at 10 o'clock ia sha afternoon. on each of said days.
 SAMUEL D. OkT0N, Judge.
 F. cnirrsxpKx, Trustee. SssA
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
REAL ESTATE 1T AUCTION.

n HE undersigned will sell toths highcs II bidder, on Friday the 2 Il, day of Feb rnary next, at 10 o'clock, A. M lat or. nsal his dwelling house in Haraihton. six piece, ot Land, situated from onc-ftufth 10 thres fourths of mile westerly of the Churches ir Harwintou- containing all together abou1 124 Acrcs-consisting If Meadow, Pasture Flow and Wood Land. There is ol.e piece o 4I Acres on which there is Dw~lling.L ousc two Barns. and other Ont Buildings. One piece contains l3 Acres of choice Land. with Dwelling house thereon. One piece con. taias IT Acres of Flow. Wood aud Pasture Land. One piece contains 1& Acres. mostly first rate Meadow. with NarA tn reon. One piece of Wood or Tiwber Land of I6 Acre. aud one piece of 20 Aesss is . Fond of Water well stocked with FisA.
 As no one will be lik ely to pu,elase with. ont viewing tue premises. a further .escription is thought useless. Good Schools ate near the Land to be sold. 4 part of the purchase money can remain for term of years.
 Should Friday prove ssry stn,p.y. the sal. will take place on Saturday fullesinx.
 For further raTticulars inquiry of the SuL- ssribsr.
 LEWIS SMITH, Trustee,
 Living near the Premisss. Harwinton. Jan. 26. 1863 4t4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
DIEl.

In Bsthlsm, Feb. 1st, Of consumption, Eliz Johnson, wife of Vim. A. Hayes. Esq, age' Sc years.
 sfr Bethlem, 3d inst, Mr. Wm s. Fisher formerly of this town, aged 7s. ;fn this toyp, Jan, l7h, Mrs. Maria H Beeman. widow of the late Frederick D. Bee man, Esq, aged 3l.
 aged years and 3 months; 22d, Oh aries N. aged years and months 30lh, Franklin L. aged years children of Cyrus F. and Sa rah 1. Bsnedict.-
 In Warren, very suddenly, Wednesday moraing, Jan. 18th, Francis Evarts, twin sou of Rev. Francis Lobdell, aged months. la Woodbury, on Wednesday, Dec. 10th, William Frederick, son of ". F. and Mary 0. Osborn, aged IA years
 ,sda1 Bantam Falls, Jan. 18th, Alice c., only child of Anson aud Avis Wedge, aged 9 weeks. As yernal fowers that scent the morn,
 But wither in the rising day,
 Thus lovely was this infaat's dawn, {. Thus swiftly fled her life away.
 In Alexandria, Va., January 23d. of ty phoid fsver. Garwood R. Merwin, of New Milford, gergesat in Ce. II, 18th Regiment, c. V. The deceased was member of the class of 1864 iR Yale College, and was 20 years and II mos. sf age. The following Resolutions were passed at recent meeting of his class in Yale C0tege:
 NnsxEAs it has pleased God, in His all wise providence. to remove from this world our friend and classmate, GARwoop E. MEKwIX, one who had but recently left our midst for Alhs service of his country, aud who, while commanding eur respect for his energy and perseverance as . scholar. had endeared A:mxsif.s us all, ny she moro genial quali- ties of tue heart,
 Kesotvtd. That VIC do most sincerely sympa- MSxe giH te tercaEsd rslations. and that, as token of fsspee. to 'se memory of the dsr AioNrniMg Rssolrcd. Thata,espy of .tAe ebove Ecsolu ieps bs transmitted to othe family and to the New HaveR papers for publication. C. L ArrERpvRY, WI. McArEE, G.N BuSxxrE A. D MILLER. K.S IvHs, J. W. SrEnLixo.
 conmittcs in behalf of the Junior Glass
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-02-05
PROBATE NOTICES.

A I Court of Probate holden Ut Torriug "A ton within and for the Dist iict of Tor ringron, on tie aeound day of February, 1863
 frcacl t- H.n,y 5. Barbour, Esq, Judge.
 Assigned Estate of NYaoS J. InRALI. c Tori.nstul in .aid District.
 hr Trustee represents the Estate iIsolyent aud piays the appointment of Cummissioner ihclcen :-Whercupon, ORDERED, that Com milsioners to receive, examine and adjust tn, claims of the creditors of said estate, be ap pointed ut the Probate Gflice in said I'orring ton. on the l6th day of February. 1868. at o'clock in tEe forenoon and that all persons intracsted ill said estate may be notified there of the Trustee will cause this order to be pub lishcd in ! newspaper printed in Lit,LGeld C.unty, aud post \ copy thertvf on the put lie sign-post in Wolcottyills in said Torrjns. ton. A true Copy of Record,
 2t42 HENRY s. BARBOUR. Judre.