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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

Hsa-We understand the Horse Fair
and Exhibition of Farm Implements
at the IL mile house last week was
largely attended, and the display of
farm machinery far exceeded expec~
tation. Mr.. Trainer, TaftoN pillow ma.
ker attended and placed on exhibi-
ton his plbws and cultivators; his faa
nous sulky cultivatof (Hawk eye)
brought him the first premium over
] dozen competing machines. A
Dubuque manufactury received the
I'd premium, and E. Children, ofLan-
caster, the Sc" Trainer soon sold q
of the Hawkeye pattern While at the
fair. We ere always glad to notice
the SUCCESS of Mr.. Trainers machines.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

A Few WORDS TO CHILDREN.-You
are Iaade to be kind, generous and
magnanimous. 1fthere is a boy in
the school who has club foot, don't
let him know that you ever saw it.
If there is a boy with ragged
clothes, don't talk about rags when
he is in hearing. If there is lame
boy, assign him some part of the
game which does not require run
ming. If there is q hungry one, give
hin4 part Of your dinner: If there
is dull one, help him to get his
lesson. If there is bright one, be
not envious Of him, for one BOY is
proud of his talents, and another is
envious of them, there are two great
wrongs, and no more talents than be-
fore. If alarger or stronger boy has
injured you, and is sorry for it, for
give him, and request the teacher not
to punish him. All the school will
show by their countenances how
much better it is to have great soul
than q great fist.-Horace Mana.
The HEAD OF A DEAD MAN TRIES
TO SPEAK.-Some Paris surgeons
lately tried a curious experiment with
the head of a man who had been gull
lotined. They injected into his ar
teries fresh arterial blood taken from
a dog, and shortly afterwards the head
gave unmistakabl esigns of life. The
color returned to the checks and lips,
the eyes opened brightly and gazed
upon those around, the lips moved as
if Vainly attempting to speak, and the
entire face bore the semblance to
active life. So soon as the operator
ceased to inject the life blood of the
dog, the appearance of death rapidly
succeeded. 1t was earnestly held by
the eminent surgical gentlemen in at
tendance that during the operation
the brain was in natural action, and
that the lips tried to utter the last
thought which found resting place
in the mind of the condemned.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

MILLINERY.
MRS. NEWELL, ss1ss crryr,,
Ihsir New Stock and Work Room In ala s,.sss
Doc 10, ls66,-27- On - a.s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04
SHERIFF SALE-RAE.

Dated at Beetown, May sis.. 1867.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1867-06-04

Regulations of the Grant Co. Agricul-
tural Society, for the 18th Annual Ex-
hibition and Fair, to be held at Lam
caster on Wed. Thurs and Friday,
Sept. Is, 10 and 90, 1867.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
ADRIAN q. MUuEli Aud.1ue.L -, :,
DEREMPTORY SALE OF VALUABLE

PROPERTY CHATHAM, PEARL and IAN! tose
Matthew Bomer, LeccaseiAhkIAN IT, MI Llkh
~ K WILKINS Co Will sell az auction 1JESDAf Feb ~ 40
AZ ooS u he Exchange Sae1Uom, No III Broadway TIE lALJ
ABLB PROPERTY ulie tie Hgreasi corner oi Peg ana 1e
EC& 100 and 10 tbatham and ~ 80 ana
PeA also the property adjoining the rear oi the easL
Inopesty pnt1g BaH'est and AaoNn No Baxter prop
srty bl front Cathan-s - feet ues, Ptar Of l
lot 25 Is depth be easiefy SIDE Is about 10
feet r0rhery line Pearl 20 Bs1st about l5' %
Tbs valuable business locations nov olng IN lhe
worthy the ateLou q capitalists Maps a. ib Once
Of tha as.ln nnners. No. Z Pine-st lIltl
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

EKIE KAILN III II IiINS ItdNU DVPVI IUOO
H II fChamhcft -, PaVnlIa Fcrfi go
Dsy krpr br Rochester Buffalo baanan,a, DlnAlfk ana
: ltaiat We ID
a.ja m. Way Train. daily q Oisvile
10 q m Etnrrss Al1i Bufio Sshmtnca aai West
Gp m Way fr Port jcnis. Ne tburgh Warstk
50 m Eight F1rrr.s B4fso N.itua1ca ani Duakirk 80,
90 Night EIpcss daily i0t Bafao, SALAMANCA. buhkrk and
a., po.lis West AM South
sD % IN Emi tini Train. i1iy ~ TIE Wet
R,pts., T,r fun In 7t coiaron ai 81, Southern Western
49,. llUGu RIDDLE. Gea1 sGpt
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
STIPREN[E COURT. CITY and County of New

y To-IAMRS ASpINNAL Executor, G.. 0i Frars D. Bcr
r coeaes against CECILIA LAiENS and Others In pursuance of
the Stat of Neviork made IN The
entitled action the 2lst day u January 1871 William "
named viii g. sale at public
ton on the March 1891 twelve o'clock 1 the E
change Salrsroom No m Broadway, n e City NeSloA through
Alrsn H. Mnller. T. K. wilkins q Co.. AGctogesrs -
Al hat certain 5 parcel Of ggoai inr 10 ne h4bi. Nl Hi
be Gin New ork norer9 side Of D0minirk sTg'i Formerly
kro~ w number t1rivl said but rosn number ~
lofvuuci Douuck commencing at point srN ee cEard
bued and bounded follows sorihcy h
Dominica acsii westerly iy certain alley gugwy four
feet vid wonderfully ground lste of N'm Bly, and
oi gfouai lately known N - DO DoHnr
.ree. the said lot hereby intended conveyed being twenty feet
front and rear fy feet length each sde vita hc u and
privilege of iaeSs eess rrgrc through ihe sd alley iu
the above d rd o' ol ground Dated
Febrlnrr q. 1857. WI d FiAIhAHp h'ietee
WEgEs FoHsrgR. Plaintiff = Attorneys - 2aslw
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

The now exhibition FREE day and eySgls en- are
worthy oi examination Catalogues can De oOale a.
{jslery sri st be- Office Of the Auctioueers
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
Corporation Notices.


CORPORATION NOTICE.-Public Notice is
~ hereby yeu 70 the oTns occupant occpnts Of al
Houses srf Lots. improved uproTd an affected thereby t
hhe following completed snd lodged IN the
Om othc 0sr O Assessors for examination b. all persons interested
VIZ:
PrFor regulating grading setting curb and gutter and Tagging
sidewalks seveuh, iei Iint 1ud Mais0Hdves.
SeoOndNor regulating dug, setting curb and cutter and Tagging
sidewalk gbtceutst bet Thl and F0rihay
sidewalks OneLuniiu nreeuts bet TLd and fOuribars
PourtbFor paving with 0bbs;Cue pavement Eeyeath oA
Pourtaeuh to Tweatysi1th
Fhh-Fo tagging sidewalks sroaai Stuyvessnt Square
SEhfUt panS BecckeTst from BOWeg 20 Broadway sh trap
b2:ks ,,,,,
Lots Of GrOg Lots pieces AMI parcels Of Land
Hitgstei
Fn-Boh sides Of ssyenyercr,h e. fon Fhb Ml3ouayes
and O the extent % bali the block tier a and MadOnaves
secobdBeth sides OF Orehur gieeuh bet Third aud
Poura'cs sa 70 the eeut Of calf be block either ILrj and
RouTth-ag-s
Ttird-o sides oaeenthst bet Third and
PoGfhtc to the ha the block either Third aud
FOURTH
FoartA Of Eleren.h-sys Fourteenth Twenty
etth all The lots The b0,Es Of Eeenth
from Foucnih 20 Twenty sixth to all the lots on both sds Of
The street tiefseng Eevenae TO e extent OF bali The block
east of keS Scuthsye.
PInk-iTLc propertT known . stayvesant Square
S1h of Blfeeket from Broadway 20 B0VsTy and 10
the extent ol asfth block the iutefsegtrg
er.ons whose interests affected hy The Assess
Tasu Who opposed e Fac either Il them requested
O6ce Chanhest Basement New CouItOuse, within thirty
days Gon The Gate % tlis n9ice ..,
iSHS D jS : G$F,li24$ 4, %Al4ii a lLl, Board Of Assessors
Osos Board Of Assessors New Co.rtilouse Feb 5 1851
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
IEW.YORK aud NEw-HAyEN RAILR0Ap
ig6 WINTER ARRANGEMENT 1861
C0N'kNSas ~! Y W

r,.sst Station HcvtorE TTen sventhsl AMI FogIti
- Butrlnce on rweai' seyeashst
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
OFFICE or Army CIOTHiSG AID EoUiPAGE,
NKv-YORK. Febrglr 3, 1871.
DAMAGED CLOTHING and

- ROIiPAGE- sold public anctou, account Of tue
Vutei S-s the depot Of Army Notss aud Egase So o
Isigb si Wsliagtous IN Eew-Yok City, WEDNESDAY The
p5 a FrnrT 1851 al n O'Clock l viii be continued from
dsy 70 dsr sold the foownguame articles Of damaged
clothing sul eluipagc; ,,,- -,.-.-
WooL snt rtsteost bouses uniform coats betsaeks shirts
drsweys geatcoa straps knaysaks stockings soc@ oTs kn,'
forks spo stes cups hats caps lace broau Hollands % y
alpaca yaf boots shoes brass articles mHsca instruments cap
Catalogue may had deoti also samples " The articles mar
be
Terms Cash Government fnnd per cent down anl the bal
anee goods taken fo toe depot which must be within
ths from iar Of sale under forfeiture the purchase and the 10
fcsnt Il Brig Gen. D. II. VINTON,
LSst- QuarermaseT eTGen, T. s. A.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

GUPREME COURT, City and County of
y Eew.York-THE BALTIC FRE INStRANCE COMPANY
Plaintiffs ISABELLA WARES wife Of Abel Wares and ABEL
WARES he husband Defendants Ia Of Judgment Of s
the ahoyeeItied action RICHARD G. BEAMlS
The Referee named said Judgment viii 10 sale pgbe auction
bidder the Exchange Salesroom. No III Broadway
tie Neg.York MONDAY the Ah day Of January 1867 al
twelve o'clock uoon James NJ Me aucoaeer the following de-
sehe lot " land. stu
sts Bg and being Harlem 10 the Twelfth Ward Of the City Of
NeyIoft m block between fourth snd
and the Third snd Fourth avenues
and follow: NOhery by Oueuuded and tuentOuh
n the block between Oae hundred
hundred and streets eastey by
line dn parallel the Fousveune wdened and distant tNo
hantei aud feet eaey thcreOm, aud westerly by like
pa1s huutrei and forts feet from said Fourth aveuue
1 Width by hundred
feet aud eleven inches IN depth on eaoh sGe ....- -
RICHD G. BRAMlSH Referee.
JoHS FowLER, ir Piss Attorney NJ 81 Nassaasfee Ne~ York
Dec2j 2awJEfuAF .
The above sae postponed 23tb day of Iannary instant al
tbe sane tine and place. RlCHD G. BBAMlSH Referee
Jmlj2aWlWTuAF
The above postponed until THURSDAY February 1861 at
time snl plsce.-Dated January 2j 1861
JauJl 2aElwTbATu RlCHD G. BEAMlSH. Referee
Tbe a,e sale IN further adjourned day of FCbuiy
1854 Al Vie sane time aud ace-Datcd February 1901.
Feb. u NTu&Th RlCHD {. BkAM1SH, Referee
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

ONLY DIRECT LINE TO FRANCE. . ,..,,
" THK .GESEEAL TRANSATLANTIC tpMFANl.r nAll
sTEAISUPs BETWEEN NE"IOEA AND HA'hA CALLING
% IA new vr,.sis thi' rvor f1u Or tae Coriae7 VII
.s f11n Iler 80 sJ River i,.oss. ,.- =. ,-
LAURENT. Boflair. tt .t'Al
PEEalRH pu h--ur. ~ fI
pi.1opF I.1,c iTuHbAi. ApfI
PHCR OF PASSAGE. Is COLD
Cabin. hisJ. Second tsilI, tlui-ltlils y Ai"f
The.e steamer. do not rsry ,teefigv P'sieagcra
NefIrli atirriince free 1f rhNgr.
P,rnre-, suis 10 ,ll a. Brs can be- ffu-l On ri uIt
rl clint sI have iaif ltZsIgc g'Afl T. rams s 81
sldiuoli! charge % or fp ili t ,,.ai ,.i,' .,
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
SUPREME C0URT-County Of New, W,Y9Tkv sGl s.

.GUpREME COUKI-COuntY OF Now OIh-
- MARGARET'TA BERRY Plaintiff sgans ALEXANDER BERtl
Defendant for reuel (Com not ser'eil ''',. .
To The Defendant: You hereby summoned and Dcen
qui the compliant IN this action which ~ : Int he
Nh be filed the CLERK VI the City and stamp Oaucd
Coguy of New.lok the Cy Hall IN said City
said complaint on te ssoer ~
bs OHc Al Nos Broadway the City OF NeF,l York Nhh
twenty aeI the service c this summons on yon exclusive o
aud fail 10 The said complaint Nhn
d. time Aforesaid action will apply % le Count ioT
demanded the complaiutDatct Jaunl5y lto,
DUDLEY r. Z. WILCOX, Plaintiffs Attorney
Nos 317 and 9u Broadway, New. loIk l1iy .
The cogpn this aciOn Sled the Oe OF the CLERK OF
'he Cty County Of EewYo the 18th day oi Jannay
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that IN puT-
spsss Of lu orief Of Supreme Court SATURDAY The SIX
Iii Broav iu u o'clock OF that DAY
vil sel At public aucon ANTHONY !. bLkECRER son
COMPANY AuctOnee a The qnso assets and properly o ne
Tpsi estate SAMPSON V. s. WILDER as TIE sslne passed aor'
e. assignment 70 CAS W ROCKN ELL and HENRY h DA Hes m
Guiding all interest said sampson V Wilder IN kea hsa ana
lands ling and being 10 The OTtf eI
tor nov St o Fona an the right title and ne IN the
following premises: In section No ) t"ent 0Nnhp u
one soutb range J thry known the James wilkins tract
AS IN e south half Of section 9 thirty IN township ( Eve
north rang m thirty known the Lebuy Mason Tract con
tas I IN @ h" 5 three in fraction section No O thyur town
shp % Eve north rsuge C thirty west CONTAINING i0 'OV aS
I.O in esops section C) hrt-tro township ( 6re, north
ssnge (gu thirty west containing less
Also fractional section No @ tiryhree township 1 I'VE north
range. 1) thirty vest containing j acres more OF le,s
As In sonth ) seventeen township W one south
containing 40 less
Also Ia Tire undivided W fourth part Of tie v Pn'aio Tract
less lying townships CD one aui 81 two south range @ 'iI
and (O) thirty vest. -, , p, ,.-- r..
containing 200 srpens les % - ape more OF less HMs ID
township (ll south (lyl thirty west
Also in The undivided % fourth part Of the aDo Fhes II
eontanns less containing loo acres more or less
living townships W and (e) o, south CD IF Ns
Also undivided 90 half Of the south Cd half Of the Joseph h2ura
Tract Of fH arPens known a. ol no ~ Ol. loLi ~ WV
south rsug Cl c0utainiug 1 arpcns OF less
Also the undivided one Cd eighth part Of section No , ioy
township 2 two. outh o. thirty west containing 's oe
or les containing - acres s''e or less AHo"n "s '-' '' ~
Also in the undivided orc % eighth in section No N foT
S3s toT9SGP ~ ,G, sC",s " ri I.p % .c % more o1 l.
Also ,0 Peusacoa Land Association more or Jess
Also (lOl tenth interest 0ens all the interest 10
Peasacoa Association OF alcl WIN fuf' Is ole oi 'A I
tees , ....- ti.A a.. s,i,
sampson Wilder led conveyed 70 c Ca3es Y" osA
well and il,a Davies lying aud beng ~ ile S G 5 hV' DC
Fofs soli an disposed VI Wa CAMBRIDGE JAJp DON,
Assignee and Trustee.
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

Va rlHr-tompencag Monii December e. l9b Leave heN
Y,s loot Of iarcis, couneclg Fit LcAgh Naeg Railroad sld
tanshs.l al G.l5 ~ ESprcss uin m Ma ami p M -
pres. ir1la MesloEu Accomm5hon cave al2 m hAeae'
,gp Msn le,vc, a. 11l Mousissn Bipre~ At In al
o 10 above diy % SoEnrk lve 20 south Orange
.rJ tbr.s Z, summit PBHRrHOUD General SuDeuu,enient
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

B.LriNORE Md January 30 1891 .
IMPORTANT SALE of GOVERNMENT
yEStIWH he sold AZ public auction the port OF Balmo
ienderus Wharf Baltmors) THURSDAY Y H. February
~ StPRRB SIDE-wHREL STEAMER C0SMOPOLlTAN g., .,
NJ ~ n, lcrh 5 feet breadth Of beam, 81 eti depth OF hV H.
feet; ogimLc - inches snt N feet stroke. 80. . ..-
opportunity afforded in the sale Of hs steamer 10 pcISHS
DESTROYS to purchase really irstclaSs veSs'L
She Fight dra the and boiler are IN most soeu' o
dit,n the hall perfectly sound and Strcus
apv vese hitherto offered bv Government for sale d this port
Terms Ca,h 10 Government funds, on dag Of sale
Further particulars be learned Upon apphcauSh 20 e 5
or 10 the A1coueers MeSss ADREON, THOMAS Co. no 10
South Charcsst O r,,,p.rr
BY order OF the QuarermaserGeneTsl A. y MN
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
I, q F1wooD PLAINTIFF. Attorney.
CTPRENE COURT.-EDWARD II. AMMI-
LnNAS LANE and ALRERT d. SMITH agllast JANE.

ARMSTRONG for money demand on
tract Con SeL) TO the defendant above named; fV cent
You are hereby summoned snd required 70 answer the Rev stamp
this which will be hled IN the once cancte
the Clerk the City and County Of New'lork' Al the
York aud 70 OF your anw 10
the said complaint the subscribers n their Office No 81 Nassau street
corner Buing) In the CITY Of New ofA
within twenty the service u this Summons on you een Of
the dav and fail 20 said complaint within
M time plaintiffs this action will take Judgment against
Won hundred and cghtysH dollars and twenty-five
cents with interest the 10th DAY September thousand
eight hundred besides TIE costs Of this Ne"
York December l5G6 MARTIN SMITH, Plaatbs Attorneys
The defendant will take notice that the cOmpsnt N TINS econ s
5ist Ssv of lamar Ia67 MARTIN SMITH
is,~t,yTb Plaintiffs AtOYneyE
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14
VIA PANAMA RAILROAD;

Cabin. sirsnga
To Liverpool or Qufenso m. ..'..'' -lU
Thfough Passage Pans AutFcp Hmhurs, Bnen L0l &C
low rates ,,--., -. n.....
hnr gn efuo0 or Glef
,,r, l currency. he 0tbilr lt Nn - H.nliaaJ
sasar. spY, s Odcs % e tosnf 10
81 roliusy f st.re gsi, thr Paase Odes o. The toa
PAM no - D'0'''''' w W. go b W j. HURST Msairsf
New-York tribune., 1867-02-14

- 10 Kni.h Pi Christian unknown but "to
c1paTfues under Stat defendants You are
L. stamp hereby Summoned and required 70 answer Che eop''
so cents, 20. Ea Baker and VIM OHrcn uTyIvag part
Cancelled utrs CoTlal r. Baker deceased The plaintiffs h
N be filed the odc Of the CLERK Of sad Court at The
and 20 o snssef %
said complaint subscriber u lis Office No 2B Broadway the
tfy ork dits after ts hereof you
Of the day Of such service m you a 70 answer lhc d
hereof above required th
qd unFs vim take si Count for the II
fourteen hundred c,h doars and ninety cents with n
thousand eight hundred srd SIXTY
~ beside .b cos a,onDsted ~ Neviork, Jan li
NELSON SMITH. Piaiutifs Atiouer
The complaint 90 de h Office Of ib' Clerk Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-27

ASHARp WITNESS. A story is told of very eminent lawyer in New York receiving 8 severe reprimand from a witness on the stand whom he was trying to browbeat It was necessary that Mir. A. should inpeach the witness. He endeavored to do so on the ground of age. The following dialogue ensued:
 "How old are you?"
 ''Seventy-two years.''
 ''Your memory of course, is not as bril- liant as it was twenty years ago, is it 9
 '1 don't know but it is. !"
 ''State some circumstances that occurred, say twelve years ago, and we will be able to see how well you remember"
 :I appeal to your honor, if am to be interrogated in this manner, it is inso- lent?'
 ''Yes sir; state it," said the judge.
 'fWell, sir, if you compel me to do so, I will. About twelve years ago, you stud jed law in Judge B--'s office, did you not?"
 sYes."
 ''Well, sir, I remember your father con- ing to my office and saying to me: "Mr. D., my son is to be examined to-mor- TOW, and wish you would lend me 15 dol lars to buy him a suit of clothing" Ire- member also, sir, that from that day to this he has never paid me that sum. That, sir, I remember as though it had been yester- day"
 The lawyer said, considerably abasl.- ed:
 ''That will do sir" to which the witness replied:
 s1 presume it will"
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-27
M AUGATUCK RAILROAD On and a;,e, A V Thursday Dec. 27th, 1866, Trains will rnn

AUGATUCK RAILROAD On aud aite, " Thursday Dec. 27tA, 1866 Trains will rup as follows
 CONC NORTH. -Leave Bridgeport. t.-lO.15 Al For Winsted, connecting with the 500 A, !, Train from New York ,and with the IO.GOAh h from New Haven, and connecting at WaterLl ry with Train to and from Hartford.
 1l.O5 A. M. Freight Train for Winsted. o:ZOP N. For Winsted. connecting with tb 3.0C P. N. Train from New York, and tn, 5.OO P. N: Train from New Haven, and Wate, bury with Train from Hartford.
 Leave Waterbury for the North. .-12O3t b. Train for Winsted
 2.55 P. NJ. Freight Train for Winsted
 7.08 P. N. For Winsted.
 GOING SouTH.-Leave Vinsted-5 5.3O ], Freight Train for Bridgeport.
 $40 A. M. For Bridgeport New York nrd New Haven, connecting at Waterbury VII, train for Hartford.
 2.10P.M. For Bridgeport. New York 4, New Haven, connecting at Waterbury ui,I train for Har tford.
 Leavs Water6ury tor M. Soub
 S.l6 A. h.For Bridgeport, New York ant \, 5, Haven.
 s.35 A. M. Freight Train for Brdgepor, 3.45P N. For Bridgeport. New York .,nr New Haven.
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to copn,c, :,
  Winsted. and returns on the arrival oi ,h. lO.16 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, -Otis, Co.,, brook, Darlington, Sandisfeld, arrives |, connect with the 2.IO P. M Train down frOn, Winsted, and returns on the arrival oi the lo 10 A. M. Train up from Bridgeport
 The Stage for Litchfed leaves Litchfela Station on arrival of the 1915 A. Nj and 5 20 P. M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage ioI Hsrwinton leaves Litchfeld Station on thr arrival of the 10 15 A N. Train from Bridge port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Wa,ertown daiI, and for Bethlem and Morris on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays; and for Middlebuiy on Mondays and Frida,s S, and WOodbury on Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of the 1915 A. NJ Train up from Bridgeport. The Stage for Goshen leaves WolcOttville ri the arrival ofthe lO.l5 A. NJ. Train from Bridge port, on Iuesdays. Thursdays and Saturdays A Discount of cents made to Passenger 2 purchasing Tickets at the Office. c. WATERBURY, Superint6t
 Bridgeport, Dec. 2. 1866. [:
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-27
THE FAMOUS FLOODED HORSE
 STRoC.

WN ILL stand for mares the ensu ng season
 w at the stable of the subscriber in War ren, Litchfeld County, Conn. at the moderate plice of Twenty Dollars to insur Mare with foal.-Season to commence April lst and end Sept 1st.
 PEDIGREE-Siroc is a beautiful brown-was sired by Iron Duke, halt- brother of Patchen j; Iron Duke by Cassius II Clay; he by Henry Clay; he by Andrew Jackson; he by Bashaw: he by imported Grand Bashaw. Iron Dukes dam by Chancellor; he by Old Chancellor; he by Imported Messenger Siroc's dam, Kate Burton, by Sir Lovel i; he by Old Sir Lovel; he by Duroc, sire of American Eclipse; Duroc by Imported Diomede. His dam, Amanda. Kate Burton's dam by Tppoo he by Old 1ippoo; he by Tippoo Saib; he by Imported Messenger
 N. B.-Good keeping provided for Mares from a distance at reasonable price, but the sub scriber will not be accountable for accidents or escapes GEORGE HAYES,
 Dated Warren. April 1st, 1867. etSep1
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-27
$500 REwA ARD!

The above amount may be received for every six months service in any bushes, by
 A YOUNG MAN who will attend from three to twelve months Lansisy's Commercial College and Norm al of Poultney, vt.,
 This institution is now in a very prospering condition and may be
 FOUND situated G miles north of Troy N, Y and 1a miles south of Rutland Vt.. on the roy and Rutland k. t. The building is superior brlck edihce' newly furnished through, ut The
 DEAD languages, Mathematics. Commercial lnstruc- ton, Phonography, Telegrapi,ing, Music Faint ing Ne, &c.. all taught in the best style of 1b. art. Deductions are made to returned and dis aoieo soldiers. sons of Cergymen and some others For the benefits go to school
 IN POULTNEY which, with it's other advantages. is one of ;h. most delightful spots in New England
 THE opportunities offered to the student to bec.,ne a superior Penman at this Institntion were never before equalled We pay sncb attention to Reading, Spelling, Compositions. Oratory and Grammar that no one need long be
 MURDERER of the Kings English S35 pays for the full Commercial Course till graduation, time unlimited. $65 pays for Board Washing, Flu el, Lights, Rooms fully fulEishe'! and cared for by servant, an1 Tuition in Common En- gllsh per term 0; i3 weeks. The community y
 AT LARGE are invited to inspect our facilitie, We refer by permission to n. Henry Henry Clark who holds the offices of Sec Vt Senate, P M of Poultney, Vt, and editer of tie Rutland lVt., Daily Herald. Isn to Mr $ P. Hooke CT, Prest. Nat Bank of Poultney. ~ho has two has two sons now in attendance. We would also refer to J. M Francis editor Troy, (N. Y. Daily Times. and to t. citizens of Rutland and Poultney, Vt.
 To persons desiring to attend our College specimens of Penmanship will be sent fo, Tcr Cents and stamp. Circulars Sent tn ybod, freq. Address J. II. LANoLEY, Poultney, Vt 45.ly