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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
.., e Miscellaneous Items.

D A number of sudden deaths have recently 5taken place at Annapolis, caused by impru- debce in the dse Of raw oysters. which the fate rains ID that section have, rendered tunwhole- some. At the instance of eminent physicians, the corporate authorities havea forbidden tbe
 bringing or offering for sale of oysters until the ! lst day of November next.
 | The Nashville Banner. says thafpearlltyI twice
 as much wheat'is being sown in that section Eof Tennessee as. was aown last year it ia fear
 ed that laboE will bs sven more scarceIthan has
 hitherto been the case, as the freedmen are re-
 fusipg to make coptraets for the ensuing year preferring to rent land, pp, their own, hook E According to the report of the Health Off, cer of Cincinnal the ipamber of, deaths from cholera in that city duripg he months ,6S July. August and Septemhef, hwss E40S. Of which number TIA were males and 692 fsafales. ! Dr. Quint of Massachusetts, preached for Mir. Bee her at Plyuorth Church on Sunday. He was on his way home from the Pittsburg Con. vention, and itaaa for 1sis text The Letter skill- eth. Wasn't that rather caustic ?'2
 DEATH OF ynE HORSE TAMER. .DJohn H. Ra. rey. the celebrated horse tanner, died at Cieve- aand' ohio, ca the 4th inst. P '''''' ,.,, ' ''
 A Frenchman rated for not marrying said he knew no woman he hated 80 much as 10 make her his wife.. f- U I L
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ing off tbe Stomach before or, after s.,- ing, Relnittent Fever. &c., &c., anC especiaIlv Tn all Female Disorders or Uterine Irregul ari. ties, such as Difficult, Painful. Suppressed. Scanty, Excessive. Delayed, Premature or too Frequent Menstruation.
 Statements from Patients. Sre. ss Your Prescription saved my daughters life and has saved me hundreds of dollars '-R.v E Humphreys, Remsen, N. Y.
 -We-bfess God for the benefit we have re ceived from your Prepared Prescription '-R.v. l r Peregrine Blossburg. Penn
 Every one to whom have recommended if has benefited much by it's use. '-Rev c. D Jones, Racine, Wis
 BIBLE HousE, AsfoR PLACE, IN. Y.-In the early part of February, 1865, I. was suiferinO from violent cough. for which | had been treated during six months presioss,y ,V;tl,ert benefit. had Night Sweats which completelv prSs,5ssS ths St5IS SsspIas . sosysSasss speaking aboyetia whisper. | had then had two attacks of hemorrage from the lungs My family Physician 'asssred me that He coud do no more. for me, yet was growing rapidly worse, and had been compelled to leave bust ness for nearly two months, All my symptoms indicated, mistakably. the presence of CON- SUMPTION. In the beginning of February, bIr. Heney Fisher, Treashreri of the American Bible Society: presented me with e bottle of | | days, my appetite, (which I had entirely lost) returned, wthina week, my cough had almost lett me; and in less than two weeks the night | sweats were broken up. rhenceferward re- gained streng tn rapidly. and an,nsw regular q ly attending to my duties as clerk to the Amer ican Bible-gSociety. in whose employment I havs been nine years. l am nowYenioying good health Your PRESCRIPTION effected a cure when my friends despaired of my recovery. Uy i.s., THOS. CONGER.
 Ehave had Nervous or Spasmodjc Asthma for eleven ;ysarss ,Dulfng the last six years I never had an uninterrupted nights s rest it often seemed to me that, would die be tore I, ] cop]dCget air into my lsngs.' l was ,haggard ! and spiritless, and suffered so greatly from | shoHtness of breath that was compelled to taks fiequent rests in walking from my resi- tdence to my place of business. '" " r. .lhe night before obtained tie fPREPAR- ED PREsCRIPff0N.' was, the worst I eyer passed On obtaining the remedy, took a EteaSpoonful at noon, and again at night, and slept all night Yithont it wasifhgg, 1 have not no longer look haggafd,D have eained in strength and spirits and am iYot at ail afflicted with shortness, of breath I shall be glad to have any one afflicted with tAsthma eall and se8 ihe.i gai,aiGEZRA C'LANGD0N,o Sbnia
 No. 334 Fourth lStreet,lN Y.a
 Thef Prepared PrescEptionb is put ,ap in Ia S1 bQttle5 and iis sold by BUELL. 6 &WES6ELLS and by Dsuggists Jgeneral!ya,Of orders may be addl essed 'ni athei Sole lPropristogss, OSCAR G MOSES, i& iOO.sa27 Cdrtlandt Street, N. Ys7-t Consultation free. Circulars containing, par ticulars of many cases successfully treated, will be sent free by mail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
STAI'E ITEMS.

TIE new safe of the DanburYe Savings Bank cost $l, 300, and weighs over eleven tons ;. the door alone weighs 2,2Oo pounds. Lar a'a t ds
 WHILE out gunning at North stonipg.on on Saturday, Oliver Brown accidentally shot Wiz liam Burdick and mortally wounded him. sa. za BREvEr Bs1a. GEN, 'H1sk1s. Lieut.. Col of the lst United States Artillery, has been ap- pointed to the command of the garrison at Fort Trumball, su tsIt sgR9 7-s fe ga ~so4
 BARTLETT, Connectlcuts rising scnlptor, is going to Italy to execute a large order for Da-. svid Clark of Hartford-an ideal 6gure to zbe 'aiger tnah hie' sIasj EDWIN HoYr, of Stamford, has sold his to- a bacco pipe patent for BIO O,O00. The Suburban News says that he has, within a short period made SIS. 900. from his invention 3.sT ..i1aR | MAJoR-GENERAL MEAD arrived in the city this afternoon. and took rooms at the Metro-, politan Hotel. Before leaving he will inspect Fort TrumbulI. He was loudly yseheered at the
 
 depot.-Star. taa's n GEORGE PEABODY, the eminent London ban kef, visited Philips Academy. and briefly ad- dressed the boys He remarked that he had never had the advantages open tothem, for hs had not been atsschool since he was tea years soh.i Many and many a sims he would have cheerfully given half his fortune for the sake of an education.s < i.is4s sa ees {. ,Iaa s1I 2 sasA MAN named Throughgood on Friday morn ing last attempted the murder of neighbor named Kellog with whom he had been disr- putting abopta cabbage patch.a After some als aercAtion he drew pistol from his pocket and fred at Kellog the ball entering his neck near inc iagular vein Thropgbgood has been arrest ed and bound over for trial. sAs Eas tOs Monday afternoon at New Haven little hoy named Frederick Miller was run over by a loaded cart and died almost instantly from the effects of the injury.
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We hear from Sharon that the follow
 ing gentlemen pn the Union ticket were elect
 a i Edwin N Hartwell, Selsctman, Wait Will Hams and Herman Rowley. Conatablss, Daniel s aWoodfuif i, i, Grand Juror, The full vote vs have been. .upable to obtain, but the foregoing IiS enough to show that the Sentinel's report Wss anything but-a fair one. The responsibii, 'ity rests on the Correspondent, not On the edi; tor of that paper who states that he published
 tho report exactly q received.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
. .LITCHFIELDs

h z Il 2
 Tbe Horse Fair of Tuesday was as we'll at tended and successful as from the the splendid weather and fine condition of the track we had right to expect.
 MT Hazard Bently of Goshen won tbe 6,sr premium for best colt, 3 and 4 ye ars old in bar- ness. '-''"es-r-'se..-- <.
 The County race was won by the Belle of Norris ! fetesed oy.H J Peck of lMorris l. Best time 2:5l.
 Ihe hrst premium forzthe fastest pair of trotting horses was wor by Mir Geo K Peck of Falls Village, Best time, 3:7
 The first premium for running horses was won by "Sorrel Dan" entered by Charles Dickerman of New Haven, Best time 2-s. .oa
 The five mile trot was won, by Lady Hup. terS also entered by Mir Dck.rm,u Time l42s. 4 e,. i1,t3,.t,,'
 The first premium in the grand tros was won eY Lady Warren entered by David Cur t'ss Of Woodbury Best time 2:38 = ''', .s, -.
 In conclusion We have to compliment the management for the excellent order preservea we did not see an iptoxicated person upon th. grounds, and every body went away we'll satis hed with the days amusement 'f
 We are sorry to record tha, Mr Henry F Irol"brldge of this placs received a severe aod perhaps fatal alinjury, on M54day, from bs . Ing thrown from carriage Ills horse taxing fright ran and threw him outsagainst post in front of Mir Braman's store. He was hit jus, above the hip in the side and back His son who was with him in the carriags, wasi also thrown out but not seriously injured.
 J As will be seen by a notice; of dissolution ina another ,column. Mr w H. G,ossman has row arrangements of the" Mahsi6a House MT Cook retiring from the business. 9t,fs T; Vessels < Sons are going largely into the Stationery business they s.atpp, initial let ters upon paper and envelopes and have large assortment of pens, penboldsrs &c. &c, |.
 - The Peat Company have begun opera. tions with their new 20. horse. power engine with the most sanguine hopes ot sAteess. "' :.
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-'' A FRESH SUrpLY.-of Goes Cough Baaam .-tbe greatest remedy for coarhs. colds, vhoop- ing cough. croup. and all lubg cotnnplaaints- isIreceived aud fjr saleiat oaf drug stores
 CoE,s DYSPEPSIA CURE LTbe,5only remedy ever discovered that will surely and permauent- 1y cure dyspepsia, indigestion, sick-aeadache. and enable dyspeptics to eat hearty food with opt fear of distress, can be obtained at all our drug stores ehutJnl ( ~ .-lt1
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
!! TIE gEHsfxrEssDD S14rEAciassF aof as. 'JoHAsoM-Itas auA unduestfonabieS fact that
 very many men. whose opinions are by no means contemptible, believe that Andrew
 Johnson a has M beer guilty Qfsuch asts astojasr
 JoHp 4 Bisghs9 g afdis, Ras sdeank gsbi

ro"'SS1 "io ihtCotiOh tO moVe ms impeachment as soon as Congress reassemhles and the fact that Gen. Buffers arguments in favor of such acton have beeflI uap yrasesg rec6ived with
 enthusiasm by the crowds who have hocked to hear him atsdiferept places in the West, indi'. cate that the intense indignation occasioped by the President has led men to look to even 90 extreme remedy as impeachment, for the in suits he has heaped upon us.- If he should ac,
 as he has talked, if he should indeed. Urea, Congress as a body ilaDging ito. the govern
 merit by the usurpation of power, impeachment
 could not come too quickly. for the satisfaction of the country. The indiscrlminate threat of go severe apa6isHmtht, at' present, however. srems to us unwise and petplaut. The, Presi-, dent has done nothing yet but talk and
 though his intentions are black enonslI Il he
 knows full well by this time that if he suits his 'action to, bis word. diecoautry fiucebsed ly his itoliy, will support Congress. for whom no
 words If bis could be too bitter, in holding the cup he had mixed fer others to his own lips.
 But for tbe-presenrsp1sensit5le man SSi z Tofs
 c9gnize the 4act-tbat Mr Johnson .ffas ft5re
 pothing worthy of impeachment however crim- inal hls purposes may have been Brave men
 never thFeaiehS but vben t6e timecoaes !iha9 strike. A Tbe opponenis of fhe policy of 'MF Johnson will gain little credit by brag. Hold
 fast is better dog and what the nation needs IS people, yigil@rt in thydefenee of tiseir! lib. critics, free from passion, unterrifed by the threats of an execa'iVe iD league with treason, but striking no blows in the air.-Palladi- uW. -' r-+yt,.f'..Gt .E,' ]. rtirs;1rl% z HGU
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iTORRINGTON.

2 The Farmers of Torrington ani other neigh boring towns are invited to meet at Wolcott- vile, "Wednesday, the 24th inst: bringing with them their Fiocks and Herds, the products ot the Dairy and the Field, of eths, Spindle and the Loom; and all portable works of art and taste, Manufacturers of Brass and, Wire, lot Cornice and Curtain Fixtures, Hooks and Eyes and Buckles, Percussion Caps and Ey|e,s. of Plated ware. Skates and Needles, of Furni- ture and Upholssery, of Doeskips and CassiI- merss, of Locks and Hardware ; in sbott all that is useful and worthy of. exhibition All are invited to come aud spend day of social enjoyment:aA A field has been provided near the residence of C. s Church, Esq. on Ply mouth Street for the show of cattle, Arrange ments have also been made for the show ooi
 Manufactured articles
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
Duplicity.of the President.

We fndahat Senator Sherman, who, was fol time ast winter. ranked ss one of MT. Joknson. Friends, makes very serious charges IOf double dealing against him. In recent speech at Cincinnatti he says:-
 "After the difficulty about the Freedmen's 8
 Bureau bill, after the civil rights bill had pass esa.. esa..-sef.wentfuP President Johnson myself under
 peculiar circumstances. I had been invited
 bythe Upiop men of Connecticnt to make . sp9ech ins their rsapproachiag canvass. It was circulating all over the country that Mir. John son was about to prove false to his party and false to his country, and that he was about to use the vast patronage of his position to ipiure the party that placed him in power. I.thoueht would ask him if there was to be such con fict as that.-He received me kindly, and we talked over the whole matter for two or three hours. Twill not undertake to say precisely what was said by the President or by myself in tha conversation, but say to you on my hon.. or that he bit the impression on my mind ;: as clear and as strong as your faces now appear before ne, that he would approve the civil rights bill and sign it further, that if any con troyersy sprung up between him and Congress
 he would never appeal to the rebels and cop pefheads to come between us (Cheers.) He expressed his desire that I should go to Con necticut, andI went in the full wish that there would be no further controversy between the President and ourselves. The only stipulation that the President spoke of was this : He said he esWanted the radicals, as he called them, to abandon negro suffrage and the doctrine of state suicide, If these were given up by that portion Of the Union party, he said he expect ed to approve the constituiional amendment to be reposted, by thejoint committee. That was the position of Andrew Johnson; tLsn went so Connecticut, and what was my surprise and modification when returned, a few days after ward, to receive from the same President his veto against the civil rights bill. and to learn that before and at the time he held this con .versati0n with me be was cooperating and combining with the copperheads in the state of Connecticut for the defeat of the Union can aidate." s t. a <. .u,stsi la E ,2t F Seuator Wilson also declared lately at Pitts burgh, that President Johnson had stated to him that he would agree to any plan of recon s:raction which did not include negro suffrage
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sa.sWy yR55es5a,f ths Editer ef th., Win stsd Hsrsld charges that he received from this playa cGsd Of InyRation msliciously d; drssssa. e1imsslf snd 4Isnily. This ve an dsrstspdi VI sasuistaks. The card siu quesi tion w1i i:s64bs Bditor of tie Hsrald and AItisnd, : bsIuf fisssldsf tS meet precisely the escssdds Of IT easss
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
TIE GREAT ENGLISH REMEIY.
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 Physician Easrao7djadrg tS 2hs Queen. sl' |.
 This invaluable b}lst ,medidne is untail,pg in, the cure of all those painful and dahgerods disea- It modcraies all excess and femmoves all 6b- Structions, from whatever cause. and speedy
 rn w,ppnp 1.n1rs vii it is particularly suited, It will. in, a .sEOrt time bring o13 1F 3lis monthly period With regu '"''' N ii T,nnr,osx sxYITE6TTI These Pills shouldy not be takeniby Females during the First I hree Months of Pregnancy as they are Sure to bring on Miscarriage, but at z any other time they are safe. C
 In all cases of Nervous aud Spinal Affections Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight pekertion PaIpitatioh' of the Heart, Mysteries, and shisest khese. Rillssyill sfsst cpFs wbspj1 ] antimony, or anything hurtful to, the constitu- tion. v '~' 'N N ~ ''' Il"
 Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. SOLD BY ALL DRt6GIsfs. .d PRICE ONE DOLLAR
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 sasI GsgECIAL SNO1JCE, EsE c rsy tl H u the Jate of every valuable Medicine t6 G tounterfeitsd. Be cdutious, herefors,. and see that Hf lAstseyst"T & AI are 6leyn in Us bottle v and qtsafh prqppsg 5sars hss teca slailss ef {, .the sigaalares ofif GfB4LD,W1Nc c1S, 60. ,Gad JOB MOSES. gsS" Without which none are i. genuine. N. B.-One Dollar, with Eighteen, Cents for postage enclosed fo ahJ authorized Agent, or to the Sole General Agehbha the D ghitedStates and British Domipions, uo.,r. ,t,z .u.,-J JOB MOSES, 27 C6rtlandt Street, New York. will ensure q bottle containing 50 Pills, by re- turn mail, securely sealedfrom all observation, Sold by BUELL. & VESSELS. COW 1y
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 ' TIE ATLAsTIc MONTHLY contains, Childhood atstudy; Her Pilgr,msge: Farmer Hills dia- 'E ? The Darwinian Theory Various aspects of the Woman Question ssearabaei ed Altei l; Misntovona; Passages, from Hswthorns's NSts Books ;l The Norman Conquest; The Nov 'sis of George Elliot; The Usurpation Reviews and Literary Notices. E < !, si dfif6th Gsunt is still continued and the installmsnt, this month contains the finest court scene we have ever seen described in anywork cf fiction. There seems to us s'man- ifest efror'' in tome of Mr. Rsade's law bu. thsigr sinplicityan force of ths.prisoner's speech and the keen interest and naturalness Isftke crosssexaminationsSars are. .unequallsd The salsnsolitisn, sls of Mrs Ryder in the witness box seems pretty rough business, but is. no more se thaa is natural in such terribly earnest FxoFk as atrial for lifs.sb Eas a
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<, Aa-. The Hartford Times of last week con tains some; choice conservative figuring .- Speaking of the Penn., elections it says:
 p .sAn enormous vote has been polled-appa- rehtiy not less than 600 .0OO 7" What the majority will be, cannot be told accurately from the first returns; but it seems to be about ten thousand. Th,s is a closer re- suit relatively, than the last election in Connec- ticut, where tRe same party succeeded by mar gin of five hundred. out of total vote of be- tween eighty and ninety thousand. .fs.t .s Now. calling the whole Penn., vote 600 900, the Conn.,, vote 10000 and our majority in Pa., 10000; the proportiouate majority in Connec- ticut would have been exactly l50ol je, 1T. The Times is so fond of ressrring to an old dbcunfent called the Constitution of the United States perhaps itemight with. advantage de- vote part ofpits time to another ancient writ ing called the Multiplication Table. ,. Furthermore, speaking of the present Con- gressi the same report proceeds: @ a'.5"'
 'MrCofffoth.si in the 18th was not permitted by the Radical majority in Congress to take his seat till late period of the session, and Koontz was allowed to hold it for party pur- poses meantime. - -e
 ssWe judge the. Times recollection of past events must have become little confused in the late upset, since in point of fact it was MT Oedroth who held his seat till he was unseat- ed late in, the session,i proceeding which ws notics the people have ratified by the reelec- ton of MT Koontz. 5... .,..,. 2.
 Upon whose head does the charge of unfair ness now recoil? ..-."f > ,ss....s
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ing ina respects to the famous, needlesgup o P:"ss'a :s"ssa'aMIIIsM , lIAa
 AK elephant,s tnsskk skk@fi inr 1f fhe Watefhn|fz | hnt.

ton makers weighing over loo pounds. and
 measuring between eightIand teut&etin length attracted considerable attention at the Bridge
 port depot. A gentleman of some natural dis Icernment, while taking squint at it, remarked
 truly, It took ssthrong dintist to pull that tooth
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18

THHeE colored men-two nsped Percy and Oscar were arrested in Hartfosi. Saturday, fdr sisalins bounty papers belonging tp Dad " eSnith and selling them to- broker A black fellow was 'roped in, to personate Smith and the others swore he was the .rnan. sThere is good deal of this kind of swindling going on, and brukers shouif be careful in deaiing with applicants. The parties arrested will be GhanaeaI pvef to United States Commissioner Smith for examination.
 CoLf's Patent Firearms Manufacturing Company have received an order for the man.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18
.RoXBURY.

!, The council of the Litch6eld South 'conso-
 clation meet hare, pn Tuesday Oct. 9th, to ad-
 wise Rev. MT Daviswbether to accept the call from the church in Thomaaton or remain iip
 Roxbury Alter a full hearing. the council voted unanimously that it was Mr Dsvis's duty to remain with his present charge So Thom- aston must look elsewhere for apas,or5 'as1
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KINGSI JO0

iD., etc.
 KINGSI tJOU stf Prepared Prescription. a, MADE FRoM THE PRssscRIprfoN OF Rev. CHAs. E KING, N. D. u. D., &c., is confiHentlv presented to the public for the Prevention and cure of hh asia- Consumption, io s@~" ''o ia'T LIN ITS Mosrt Agy AscEp. srAaEs.G Y for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BhONCH1T- IS, .CATARRH and all affections of the Throat and Air RzSsgegY for General apd Special BsTT Bowels.e
 It immediately. increases the Ismength ana deepens thd color of ;thee paie rbiocds G It su6- sdnes the Chills and Fever, and diminist1es the fsxpectoration. ,Naeheckss the night ssweatsji always, in from. seven to fourteen daysh T be appetite, is at, once invigerated. andth patient rapidlyr gains feshs the cough and difficult tbfeathing are, speedily trelieyedj the sleep be- comes calm and IsfreshingS lne eyacuataons regular and uniform. c All the general symp- toms disappear with really astonishing rapid ity. sss1bbh
 The Prescription should be used in every case where the Physician commonly prescribes Todics. Iron, Acids, Bark, Quinine, Cod Liv- er Oil, Whiskey, &c.,, and in every case, by whatever name known, in which theresis ex- hibited any one or more of the eifollowing
 aA 3etkS r ITO NS:
 ], Difficult or irregular Breathing, Loss of Breath, Cough,4 Wasting of Flesh. Bleeding from the Lungs, Loss of Strength. Loss of Apr petite, General Debility Night SWeats, Flyi1g Pains through the Shonlders, Chest Face op Limbs. Nervous Headache, Nervous Prostra tion, Giddiness or Dizziness, Excessive Pale ness, Sore Throat. Drowsiness, Sleeplessness. Sour Stomach, Heart Burn, Oppression or sink
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SHARON:

A daring attempt to commit homicide was made in Sharon on Friday evening ofAlast week Edward Bump, clerk iu the store of MT Kelsey at Sharon Valley had closed the, store for the night, was standing on the stoop leaning against parto of the piazza, watching some person who was standing near, through the darkness, when he. was fired upon by the suspicious appearing stranger, lhe bullet, en- tering the post within three; inches of Mr Bumps breast. It was very narrow es- cape. No discovery has yet. been made of the perpetrator of this daring outrage. ... - The Sslectmen of Sharond have lately erected guide boards at the intersection ,of the highways, which are found to be very con.t venisnt to travelling strangers. A late law of the State is very imperative in it's requirement of the selectmen of towns in this matter, and it is hoped it may receive due attention from those upon whom the duty is imposed
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-18

1@ The 6nt game inths so4raad sBMss Ball match for the Championship, between the H. lAnticssof Brpohlyus sandi thsiA Athlsticsof RAil- adslphia, resdAed ist ths ivict0fy 5f the f0rnsr by . score of 27 to II. They are Ike to hold the Chsnpisashib Of lA1lslici saecSrdi6s to present indications
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D.IED,

In this village Get 16th; l; Julia E, wife ef.Ar. thur D Catlin, and daughter of Horatio Ben- ton Esq, of Morris. Aged 27 years. The flu neral will be attended at2thes Congregational church today at 2 o'clock P. NJ.
 At AtHafBinton Octal9, Edward Bartholetn-- ew, aged 95 years mouths and days.