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rByAxEs OFIs67.-whereas, The Receiv

ARCHIBALD S. WoODRUFF, T4
City Treasurr.
TENAxES OF lS67.-Whereas, The Receiv-
4 er of Taxes of the city Of elizabeth hath
duly prepared transcript of the unpaid taxes
assessedin the year 1867, so far as the same have
been assessed upon any lands and real estate
within the said city, or are lien upon such lands
and real estate and did dply cause notice to
be published and printed in a newspaper printed
and circulating in said city, stating that said
transcript of unpaid taxes had been made, and
that unless said taxes should be paid at bis Office
within twenty days after the fret publication of
said notice. the same would ne collected by pub
lie sale. according to law, according to the pro-
visions of an act entitled An act to revise and
amend the charter of the city OF Elizabeth ap-
proved March 4, 1863: and
Whereas, The following taxes, in said tran
script Damed, at the expiration of said twenty
days remainek unpaid, and still 20 remain; now,
therefore.
Public Notice is Hereby Given. Thatthe Treas
nrer Of the city OF Elizabeth. will on Tuesday,
the 22d dgy OF December next, at O'Clock in the
afternoon, at the Courl House in the city Of Eliz
beth. ip pursuance of the power and authority
OF the said act sell at public auction the lands
and real estate. described in the annexed sched
uie, on which said unpaid taxes have been re
spectively aesessed or are lien for the lowest
term Of years lnot exceeding atty years, for
which any person will take The same, respective.
y, and pay the auIount of such unpaid taxes
thereon, with the interest thereon. and all law
igl casts. ieee. charges and expenses unless such
taxes shall have been previously pGie'f The tr'-
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EfpfASfy III. fNN3, NJ ntlI 'pHHL TWO O CLOCK 4 NJ
AiCHfBALD ). WOODRUFF.
city Treasurer.
sTtsxes OF 1865. Whereas The Receiver of
y Taxcsos the city OF Elizabeth hath daily
sosbaxeSf Transcript OF the unpaid taxes asses.
~ IN hhe year 1876. 50 far the same have been
.ss<ssssed upon sny lands and real estate within
isaas'SAd elty, or iien upon snch lands and real
f'ssssse. aud did duly cause notice 10 be printed
aSAsst published in y newspaper printed and Cir
sssated IN the said city stating that said trln.
--seessIh % uuF&id taxes had been made, and that
aasAss eaid taxes should he paid at hie Office
lsi:aSD twenty days after the first publication of
AID Hetice. the came 'YOud be collected by pub
i'sseasss- according 80 law. according to the pro-
sffsUiss Gf act entitled IAN act to revise and
nssa q she charter of the city of Elizabeth" APP
sawed March 4, 1853 and
Whereas fhc following taxes in said tran
st1fs nSised, az the expiration of twenty days
snsasHe-a nDpaid, and still so remain; now,
l@CBEEC NOTICE + HEREBY GIVEN, That
ne Treasurer Of the ci.y Of Elizabeth will. on
Tuesday,. the 32d day OF December next at =
'ss5eeks in tie afternoon, at the Court House. in
fsNs cisyo Khrabeth, in pursuance OF the power
.2ssa Authority OF the ,ad act. soil at public auc-
sgaa the lands and cal estate, described In the
sese.Ned schedule, o0 which said unpaid taxes
Nsre tscn YcFpcctf Vt W as seescd or arc lien for
sd lSwest term ~ yours not exceeding fifty
f.sfs FOR which any person wil take The same.
rsaS@etlSely. ard Jay the amount OF such unpaid
i.sns thercan. with the interest tlere0r. and all
ssHSas costs. fees. charges and expenses uulcss
sseh tzslcs ehili hFV. heen previol ly paid. The
l4asssiey schedule shows The respective taxes,
''seisfS ia1as ard reel estate wherc0n tlic sane
RHsss beer asseascd or are Her. ana the names
IBrec respective owners of Tie raid lands and
r;Rl est&te, 90 iar ~ the same have been given.
A s. WOOnRlFV.
Treasurer OF the City Of Elizabeth.
Elssgheth. Nescmher /, 1855
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RETURNING.

Leave EASTON at 8 Is, 6.45, O5, $40 A. M;
I. 1.55 3,15. 4.30 and 70h z. M.
Leave PHILLIPSBURG at 3.19, 6.49. 500, 9.4S
A. M; 03, 2. 3. 10, ABB. 710P VI.
Leave BLOOMSBURY at 704 A. NJ. 2.17, 1856,
724P.M.
Leave JUNCTION at s,52. 7.e4, 8 4s A. NJ; 1ss,
As, 3,57, 8. TAB Pm.
2 Leave CLINTON. at 4.0s. 7 AZ, e.5e and 10 s7 A
M; 1.50, $50, Ais 5.14, 7.5S p NJ.
Leave WHITE HOUSE at 4 90, 755 10 A, NJ.
3 10, 42S, $40 P. N.
LIE I'VE SOMERyILLE at4.3s, 6 05 z $40 $50 r
NJ. 12 &c go, 453 $40, S.35P. NJ.
Leave BOUND BROOK at 616. I'll, $50. Q. 80,
A. M; 1242, 3 80. SOB. $50 and S49 P. NJ.
Leave PLAlNFiEl.D at sos & 80. 730. as. 9.55
and 1117 A. NJ; 1882, 45, 3.55 5.22, 6O3, S.569,1o
II IS p. M.
Leave SCOTCH PLAINS at IL. OF, 6.41 734, s 81
A M; 1.04. 5.2S and 902917P M.
Leave WESTFIEl.D at 1907. 6 4S, TAB Q OF and
10 05 A. M 10. 2.55, 5.35 90S ana Q "a NJ.
Leave CRAWFORD a. 02.13. 6 81 749 and GOT
A. NJ; IL. a 10. s Al 9.14 81 P NJ.
Leave ROSELLE at 12.1S. a. 1855. 9.12 M A. and
1 90, $40. 5.47. 6.19 938 P. M.
eas5~ All baggage atthe risk of the owner until
delivered into the actual possession OF the agents
of the Company, al checks given therefor.
Freight trains are run daily, and freight trans
ported on liberal terms.
ELIZABETHPORT AND NEW YORK FERRY.
Leave ELIZABETHPORTa at 7.30 A. NJ.
Leave NEW YOkK at 500 p M
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Central Railroad of N. J.
Ea - - si' 80 E7sE7

ID
ALLENTOWN ROUTE TO THE WEST;
CONNECTING AT HAMPTON JUNCTION WITH THE
DELAWARE. l. cKAwANNA AND WESTERN
RAILROAD. AND AT EAsToN WITH THE
LEIGH VALLEY RAILROAD AND ITS
CONNECTIONS. FORMING d.
RECT LINE TO THE WEST WITHOUT CHANGE OF
CARS TO PITrsBURa, AND BUT ONE CHANGE
TO CINCINNATI OR CHICAGO.
8 Express Trains Daily 10 ,he West.
Passenger and Freight station In New York. foot
OF Liberty Street.
EAL LII A RIA n q IcNT EN II.
Commencing November 80, 1865.
LEAVE New York FOR ELIZABETH AT 5.45,
Gao, co. Tbs IS. s.15, 80, g. 915, 10a0. II SO
A. M, II % NJ, LEO, 200. 300, 81. 345 co. 42G
40, 4.55 $50, 800, $50 no. 49, 90, O. 10 3d.
and l1.45 P. NJ.
LEAv ELIZABETH FOR New YonK-A, 1926
5.32, 545, GAO, 70S 1920 740, 500, $50. $50. $50
70 o, 10 2010,30, II az. II so. A M 1245, 80, g.
25 3. $50 4.20. 35, 5.35, IS, 6.a5, $685. 7.3O
S.45, 9.27. 1918 p. Nj.
TRAINS LEAVING ELIZABETH WESTWARD FOR STA
TIoNs ON the CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW
JERSEY AND CONNECTING ROADS:
t.p A. M.-MAUCH CHUNK LINE-~Stop-
sf %l ping at al! Stations on Central Rail-
road of ~ j., below Junction. and
above junction for passengers from
stations below Somervie- connect
ing at Easton with train Tor Mauch
Chunk. Williamsport, Wilkesbarre,
MahOnoy City, Mount Carmel, &C.
= = A. M.-WAY TRAIN for Somerville
o. l. - and Pennington stopping at all sta
~ A. M.-wAY TRAIN for Pennington
~ III and junction, stopping at all stations,
connects AZ junction with Delaware,
Lackawanna ana Western railroad.
q M A. M.-FAST Line Tor the West.
~ .fO without change of cars to Pittsburgh
Stopping on Central Railroad OF N. j.
only at Planfed, SOmerville, June
IlOn. PhIlliuhhuru and EDSfOD--
meets at harrisburg with train for Will
Transport, Lock Haven, Erie and the
Oil Regions.
ew- Palace Sleeping Cars through
from New York to Chicago.
I'D fsb ?. M.-WAY TRAIN for Harris
A. q. f = burg Stopping at all stations on
Central Rail Dad of N. il onnectsa at
Somervile Tor Pennington; at Easton
with the train for Mauch Churk ard
Wilkesbarre; at Bethlehem with the
Northern Pennsylvania Rail Dad; at
Reading for Pottsville. Ephrata. LitiZ,
Lancaster, Columbia, &c.
TOP M. WAY TRAIN for Somerville--
IL " stopping at all stations.
MOI p. M. WAY TRAIN for Easton,
4.&O Mauch Chunk and Belvidere-S Stopping
90 P.M.-WAY TRAIN for Flem.n. ton
CsOO stopping at all stations between Eliz
abeth and Somervillc, and on South
Branch Railroad.
< R0 P. M.-CINCINNATI EXPRESS. for
~ sOO EastOn, Bethlehem. Allentown, Read
ing. Williamsport, Harrisbr re-, h rie. the
OilRegion Pittsburg, Cincinnati. Chi
cago, &C. stopping on Central Railroad
OF N. J. only at junction and Phillips
burg. Sleeping cars to Pittsburg.
6.42 Ping M at vi s1a raAIN to E'son-'t0p
$50 VILE Il M,GwAY rNAlN FOR sohER'
9;1ost abn"gs IF CARS d Fs %fs
Stopping on Central Railroad of New
jersey only at junction, Phillipsburg
and Easton. Sleeping cars through
irom New York To Pittsburg.
~ TX M-WAY TRAIN to PlaiRfeld,
l. l.. i y stopping at all stations.
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SOUTH BRANCH RAILROAD.
SHORT LINE TO FLEMINGTON.
Leave ELIZABETH at S.15 and 91O A. NJ;
10 AZ and 80 p NJ.
Leave FLEMTNGTON for New York ate 20 and
ii 40 A. NJ; 6.25 P. M.
r. E. Kicker, Superintendent.
H. p BALDWIN. General Passenger Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05
WARREN

The store of Swift 6 Hine was burglari- ously entered on the night of Thnrsdsy, July 22j. and some property stolen. On Thursday last. John w. Graham was ar. rested by officer A. B. Camp, for the Of. fense, and some of the missing property found in his possession. ai He, pleaded Not Guilty, and was returned by Justice Car.l tiss to the officer for safe keeping, until witnesses could be summoned. The next morning Mir. Camp began milking his cows and the prisoner insisted soni helping. Watching his opportunity be struck, MT, c. . tremendous blow on the head, with . milking stool, knocking him ssnsslsss.I Mir. CAnp soon recovered sufficiently te agivs the alarm, ands about 10 o'clock. he was re. captured about four miles from the phcsfoi his escape. He was then tried and bound over to answer to the charge of burglary. and also an assault on. the officer, and MT. Camp brought him over to jail that eve.
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 hop began early, and the dancing was car- ried on with spirit until five minutes be- fore twelve or whereabouts. The neat dancing differentiated many pretty oos- tnmes and beautiful faces MT. Owan B. King, the proprietor. of the House and his lady. were present, plainly enjoying the occasion. and making 1t enjoyable for oth- CTS. The Woodruffs aud Warrens and Heminways, too. who by themselves can make up T sizeable and lively party, were well represented. Several Waterbury peo- pie. too. were in attendance. The music was furnished by the qnartette. of which Mir. J. Lines is leader, and was unexcep tionable.A Altogether it was one of the best v 7 FS ITgT Ehf UT, Wl
 GooD.-The Housatonic railroad receipts from January 1st to June 1st, 1869, were $245, 199, and increase over those of the same period last year of $58, ,53O Increase of the month of June over last year. S7, : 265. = Berkshire Courier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05

q a .ab9r We clip the following from HqA's. Journal of Heahh. Written eby Dr. Hail himself, is saying enough to the readers of our paper to entitie it te their confidence. The Doctor evidently has an eye to busil ness. We understand that Baldwin, the Clothier, Is much the largest retailer of clothing, for men and boys in New York, and we cheerfully recommend our readers to his house, corner Canal and Broadway
 "WHAT FAIR DEALING DoRs.-One of the most remarkable cases of legitimate business success which has lately come to our notice is the result, not of 'Fortu- nate Purchase, nor of an Estate Specula- tion, nor of a Wall Street Transaction but of fair dealing, persisted in. Few col lossal fortunes are made in moment or a month; fortunes thus acquired are always the result of fortunes lost, bringing ruin to two parties; to the loser now, and to the winner little later; but fortune is amassing. and if lost, another can be made Sin the same line." TAis man has three things in rare proportion. COURTESY, CoUR- AGE AND INTEGRITY. He determined to sell good things at low price and to let the people know 1t; always good, always cheap, always cash. IT PAID, for dealing, low pr ces, and polite atten tion please rich aud poor alike. Sales increased rapidly; one, three. five hundred dollars day, then thousand. Before long, five thousand were realized in day. We very soon found ourselves looking forward to the re- port of his Saturdays work with as much interest as the readers of Bonuer's Leti0sr look to the next publication day of one of his serial stories. Mluy Saturdays sale. legitimate. retail, not dollar credited, have reached six thousand dollars; and on Saturday, May 15, Anno Domini, 1869. the footing up of sales exceeded eight thou. sand dollars, at the horth.ea corner of Broadway and Canal street, New York City. ALWAYS Coop, ALWAYS CHEAP, AL WAYS CASH, and always attentive to his THE CLoTHIER,"
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05

One of ths incidents of the hate food in the Naugatuck Valley is worth telling. The bridge at Camps Mills was carried away, and an anxions traveller arrived on. the bank opposite the railroad station, hoping to catch the the train that was due in . few minutes. His discontinue when he found the bridge gone was great, but his anxiety vas greater. The train arrived in time, but he could only gesticnlste in . power less way, to signify that lS desired to be- come q passenger. The kindsHearted con dnctor saw him, heard his tale as we'll as he could across tho roasing gstreaml, and oHsred to wait while he swan across. The
 man disrobed with aIecrity, plunged in,
 conveying his clothesssn some manner to keep them out of the Maser. gained the opposite bank, dressed himself in za con ll. venient spot, and took his place on ths train, having first we hope, purchased his ticket at the station aud saved i've cents. The train moved on. if not in time, at least having on board !. one Ia happy man. .s a r lrtkA9sees' sctussv yf1us5iya TaE aAI ii soa AIA
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05
DIEDc

July Ss, Rniiy sH giisworsR % Vie Sf Bsnie'l R Rev. n"k henrs Hs% 5Gnss, cf Bfidspcrs Conn. o and grand daughter of the late Noah Web
 Tn Washington July 27th, 2 at the home of his father-in- law, J. s. Titus, Howard N. Hagen, aged 23 years, months, and p days. s,,. re-5H ssA D.!
 's For so He giveth His beloved sleep"
 In Washington, July 29, Alexander Bry- an, aged 82 years. -,,,,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05
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Have yoo Headackeaea Use Renae's Magic; oil Have you Toothaehef Use Rentfe's Magic 0il!l Have you Neuralgia? Use Renne's Magic OH H ave you Rheumatism Use Rennes Magic Oil! Have you Sore ThroatSs Use Rspne's Magic Oil! Have you Sciatica? Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Bruises ssuse, Renne's Magic Oill Have you Cramps? Use Rennes Magic 0ill Have your Cholera MorlH EDh A.-s A ,s busF ba. y7sEE sssi Use Renne's Magic 0ill Have you Lamenessf Use Renne's Magic oill This ;s the best family remedy to icure all kinds of pain you ever tried 77"
 It is clean 0safe aud delicions to use, ,and if you use it faithfully it vii do you good.
 Directions on each bottle. Buy It of the Druggist, of Mefchant where ySu trade. If they have not got it on hand they will send for it at youfs request, and sell you. the 0enuine Renne's Magic Oil, at the mahufscturefAs low
 VIM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor,
 7E Hanb Manufacturer.
 Pittsfield, Mass i Sold in Litchfeld by WeSsklls& IGates. also by A. c. Smith, and by brnggists Merchants 1uU VSCbhs
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-05
s5'- s' q COUNTY ITEMS.

Over $35. .O0O was subscribed to the Wa, 'tertowne railroad, the first day the books were opened; Heminways, < Sons and Ben ator King took $10 900 each, This, with the town subscription, makes over $100, 900.
 WoLoor9vnLE. The Nangatuck railroad company propose erecting a Howe truss bridge over the Na1gatack river, in place of the stone bridge destroyed by tic flood. The span will be 100 feet. Stii ! 51d1'.
 vol The shower of Tuesday afternoop,s which passed over this village, was nearly as severe as that of Q few weeks ago. The water fell in solid sheets and ran in the streets like small rivefs,a floating of hay and doing other damages The. river rose rapidly and flooded the gardens on its banks A temporary dam which, theiwool- en company had erected. was carried away, as was also the apron of the COe Brass Oompany's dam Fish were caught in the streets and gardens5 in 9Waleottville. One man captured asnice pickesel in his yard. The inhabitants think they have had enough of thisisoft of lhing.p45iq 5s5tgoll
 HE INFESTED AND 4WEsr TWISTED Posr OFFICES. .-Jabez Alvord has been appoint ed Postmaster at Winsted, sics Tbeophilus Baird, resigned: and Ben. Frank Marsh as Postmaster 1t West Winsted, pice George Dudley, resigned. Mr. Dudley rendered his resignation last fall in order to become eonstitutionally eligible for Presidential Hector, but it has never been acted upon q1gM now. ai3iW .bIaa bnI .g.tdai1d e.3s.E!d aThese new poetmasters are ex-soidiers. and their appointment was reeommended by the outgoing apostpasters. - Winsfsd Herald ssf.r8 ssf.., 3,st f,ggss,sss
 
 TrRRsYryg111ItIr RRsrg11t gbast week only three of the hands employed ia ths Lock Shop had fingers smashed under drops and presses! They can now amuse themselve in driving away flies. -HernId.a nov aaa7 spA ss.aoits S.sl-y sTf TIa@5 | .siiIHa9 .i3954nq ssd raven za There wasla fine ahop ato the Warrsn House, Watertown, on last Saturday even iEg, . The hotel has 2 large nnmber of hoarders, Landlord Smith is very popu- lar. If he should open. "a hotel pn Robin son son Crusoe's island, it is believed he would have a house full, Put him in the elegant Warren House, and he is sure of plenty of Iplenty ot custom the season through. Ihe .1s ffa e.ye-g ssg,sssss rer44rsnes ess4 ErassVy