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TIA, ss3r,, the nvenSpr q. the s.o!ea tualt
s.orc.l tn mo hu1loEed pfccincts Q, The hall
1n.& ''e' >e'''''e'' -"
Hero stulks Tue kmreluOus cow, wNh ctu1nrIci
horn.
Utc.eon the cxaeceaa,tug touud was torn,
Who ba,td Tue tct,nc elaugbsc;.heast. :hut slew
TIE rat rrrdactous. whose Rech lanei tau lhruLsa
The textile sbres that tusotvcA the grain
That lus il Hans i1rtolate domain.
Hero Wallis torsesn the damse1 crowned "tsh suft
IActifeFous Gpolls 1fou VACCINE ouEA "uo VIZ"
Ta..a, - ~ s,o.,,. IN ae,re r,ni,cr.re arcr,
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FAMOUS EUROPEANS.

,ttsuc LuccH, alst gscf1tn PTiMA
Damn
>.ee ssEr, rrt 1r1e,r yse:- she graf l6s'' INC
ar ct tho f,sllel corps cnnpeeatN wHh sae
vi Tncstre oI tn.np2 ws@ snial! trying 10 'h-
, ,hc squRtn Ih.r ttsH n'inchfd )" very
hrc. il, .t,,e loSy ~.th %aN,c tsca ot TIC pac1t5
.n.,cn. The o~rcr q: sa,a ts'et, Et7! Of n''oa'
,ar1, haie.l tU;.i tn44tel AID le-%sli. QFpcfsl5
= etni bomc N s,lssTscc lof falling nal IN hrr
eheu expected ~ pe,fosm toshs afA!hos
srftr. ......
.las, tito dA1clug. .uaastcr Essc up Ia dt'pA!f: :
he dectsIcs', eetaR absolutely
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LtJFnectts H1sa:tax u authority for stating that
u The lime Of shs dfst tsAuB Of RscentAcAs Nj.
q aae coDtnltct. among utncfh with tho Pttatdeat
uron tur bill. II "1n t'o.t VIC ,rust has hocu
s'Anterh upon soma Ut tho cang, Attar Mautlon+
ing toYefnt tctiPturAl faxt1 that had occurred 70
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HOODS REASONS.
This u good At Any t1ze. hut II Ia partgulsay

,opf1ste tznt now.
6Emmerk gone md over.
Fua& 21e falling down;
Atlti wtla EuBset1 tingea.
Aut1uRA doing hr0KD.
Be2shs are daily ftsAd
" the EuasJ th4e<ee,
And the Hook Of Nature
aeiie1h shoIt ot leaves,
Eo1nd The tops Of honles,
Swallows, a. they Eit.
Gtse lie rearr tenants.
Notices 10 quits.
SL!es, Of 1ckie temper,
Weep BY turns and laugh
eesf1hs anu uaI together
Taxing hlf Aad lalf.
Ste October endeth-
tt,tt, <nd tHuss pefTer9e-
Ent the month that fuito%&
Sure. VIII pinch III Wez7e.
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a prreoc,ous llttlc to1. awning hoeotaa ~catJ Ia
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nt nj tf authority AnA taasueNs, siSnAfsug tatt
cnc, Cause AID effect aft accomplished, ana 11e
; Craftsmen css Eey~:ee tercther.
! Fol lhls reutet tnr racrftces appointed Ia the
anc'tn! cfu,cH' Md !l'tse wn'cn wese Snofn 70
A :re Ent'ors and Eriis.ons Ct the Nbf3. ecnst4t-
ID Of frn11s ot The neu u tae dock for ifats arc
I 3estnE ci csGs. ....... .
,er ID, ii .na, Asscpr, aad Masoss and ii, sseonic
enterprises are TO be J1'iet AMI dlsFosea Q! a.
: ccruTg 10 tesir nteA ~hc1ftt eooA OF nsa 70
plead hts god !teb,ions, rts g,,c wishes, or Jet
: his fa1th hp~eecr Wtai foantea Al he can re-
ce1ve Is ihe arpartea re*ari d nis work, s1ca as
II 1sy be, tha ttf Old this. nothing.
fleDer, II Is Ill ss.n t0t Masons, on say oceAAon
such ihis. to beast af tie antiquity or fespeea
er1.. 1f IL IL '11 Al cnn'fi. md III its sntiausy
s,1etc'es hey oud t,,e dawn q h.rtesy. Is MssssEi
! not trat s Gard Lodges tit n nundled capss
Fcod , t1n;r. and Il pc.ee..ed q ,asse, ~ soo,e
C'h.r snts,a. rstohs isa! se eosasses'e 70 ME-
Fer uh3t Il ont.4u,ty alone: TIE branbse can
Claim l.! ihIl IF much ~ the cedar Of Lsaaaon
ur Nhai q haneeIs milttpilea tnlp9Enoat tne
earth. TIE locust can ciA1ul- tn tht4 res1stl
More thao tie b..d OF paradise Nothing @ earn
IL o.drr tlau yAu.t| OF more widespread taAa IN
ous oa, c1si, a1e iaaeed exe1sed 10 accomplish III
Rreei ob,ecta Of lts Foundation, then + may WI
Hstrg tori ara l:s grad ps1or,, and GaTsh1 y y
t4uuncsahle hosts 10 chai!cnKc lfe 1rga1d anu an
ul1lxtton Of m Rskemb.c1 world
Ik Na4p11r, then. an Institution 50 ora2luAt1nI
frpsp tene1 Uieuce, Rld offan!Le0 pJ 4s4o q As =
aeh,cre ia complexion In,soo1 usea for the penca
OF mankind. .-.
Brcause we btllerc thai II Is Euch, VIC arc ~
Femt!cd here 10 day. Not that NC elaln lot J
perfection IL an asAOlnte sense. but that eomfaEa
I1ye nmopz human inat.tattons u has no equal
TGn We oe 1cTe, ietaose II an lines aAs q
htbited prcasr1 harmony among IL mcmb.r
than anJ Other tosiitutlou, which saoFs that u
tfl.lcEcF Ia 10 promote bfotheriJ lovc. btcaas
in ali ages and dturseut couns1ies It hal done u
Aaue ih.s shows that tho eltMcnts OF iis ffa:e!
nItJ ex1tt IL IL own body. md 81 mol the fesul
OF circumstances, such ~ race religion. covert
: nEnt, Ac- l1srausc tho good and tue A1nonR II
b mcMfcss hlsAya and cyCtJ wherr hare hrlscvc
!. the zane concerning II pecanse 20 mAn b.
il tvcr II IN tbuw TO BuppoD9 snal by my Ne1n1 b
+ could devise any change In the bod5 OF A3+onl
i which could IN tho 1csas make II better; ior 7
thrnRh there have bern Hpi hfe Itlt1 konne in II
. world who fancy thcy tn.Kht ao g. yet theI ha'
i mi The icnSt mo sicdze Of Fhxt &nn uva1 Of II
0 kprry u, kHt no nfu tot to bo counted BccaaAc
> haA principles eehec1a!nT seg2son, Roye1nsasn
i. sp! fo4 Iety wh!ch nuuautty cannot dtspensa ~t
h NH tbfse arr 20 presented that they nay oe u
10 se FrAsrh 90 tsA 1antlnkrks AnA woven la
n wells, 70 that thelf tnnucncr caunot Ce entire
r lot! upon any.
up 10 nd sut ass1ss In tho Rrcnt npb R}o'fpna n"
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lHlElE
sI cappot naSter u1yIeN that do - ....
"Ea: 1sea Erst oe NOE explicit. harmed.
tnen thst enc xh9 a sa.es sa7aatsSs e. Of mess nfats
ary a1t, compeu toe uorfactlsed In II 10 contend
win bin, Is i eosE1a aud anase. DO you 1o:.on
| me- nov, Monsieur !e Eoc.ke."
| "Ntvcr mind ies what you came: be Content
| With xbai Jcu 2l get For e1anple-to lollow
| whist vi as ehs<tVlcg-!fa . Man sallet with the
sEall IN o1d, fur TIE 1pe1e rcous love Of quxFTet
1cr, EcAds to madct<s boy T:,o has never ftuced
and more-a covarl,s murderer, and kus.
II tn:nt cs.ca .ous meaning: ba: II you hzrc
| r.<tbl. nefe- fna1teti tie tally.
III co rot toue to eaS ssra%bersses with pistols
IN ny pocke "scnltt the o1b<f IN tie ssnns calm
tore t. hsd Isrd shr9ugno4t. .A!ow ne to con.
10 nc sec:e1y CT nea Eno have gto.u cat Of It,
ard others where the halnc HABIT 1t though. pre-
bsea ' sati,5 . of such cosafd;ce an1 InaseIy - !
lave MtnsioEet, would he justly published Il home
dsy he ahoaIa be pA:1 u a!s oan e'ln oJ msesin (
santaye ss he placed !bA1 Poor coy At ..
"UGr tetonlx shall fx your oHo NeaponA
Aons:ec1, sssd lie Ceuas: "let sas farce cad :.
ior olecd which detrgntaaes toa.e-xno hare
r, pahlJ MIX tua. tuen ouhA1a sa1 1Dass a,
| &c laxe leer cor2:tes!nS would tcts nceet nis
aeten. b Etctlv,cs hnniuaupS sasstsaaol loe'
| "Ah: | see; Late lAayes 70 deal wita,
sYes. itxc stalled a little ;1R, trt re<rc;
| 10 Ray an saopt 10 n.e3k one CT Ii pSoT1sloaA
"fcu vii nxhk me then - --.,.
ayes Al fhe school He haze beea speaking ol
| irt1ced, aQ;o.F F$s other tn1ng4, the use ol n
handss md, / mlstake not, xIn Ahoat 70 E:ss
' you ns toE1d thtR4nlns u ant buiiy ever Ro.r
"You would take adTADs2Re Of J0ur SILL II int
box :" said the Cont, gsttllE ltsie pAta-
"E11clly. Just ~ Jou took adtAnEa1t OF fual
st:A q &c ANAL - % oia vtta p9sF teurs -
any dear GunlienE. tost conNder. von ~
four tnchca taller. and some Shlety OF forty LILO
> E7aE+rnea heavier than I an. bare sellvm aeef
: 50 nue N OUTSIDE II yoa were TO hit me Eo9t
txltG1Eg u:oH, 1t would 50 hard win ne Il
, Rnsr6, II would have gone hasa eiia you.. Bat
! theu. 1nau Quiz black both your e5eA. Ant* Pr
: haps, lf l{1te yoQ Of 4 tooth or &c, unhApp&4
E mont; aburas you Killed Aio->1
, II xIl rot accept thN hafparoas eoco1otef."
"IGu must; I have done t1IA1ng Would Jo1
Flxce yoursen on quart. then, 1oo p'eaas
:. Wacn k2re inIc Anh you Aau yoa sfe a Y
/ ! appear, &A<n Gu ahRH hAvs 1uu3 ieEengt-ess
l. with the knAa sNufd, ycu r4ta1e At FFuseul
: bul.y-cok1ru--kuast.t tAks that, ned taa', a1
t And ,ne Hir5 little Al sIo~Erack 1as Al good 1
!. blu MOTT IN itsI LING 13Aa II tAtes 10 Erse
II tnt rnat tsn&Eait wis rendered urptesentaoi
L Tor u,4ny 4 In usy. That nGuheI uac Cause
u him to ice nfty auus btANlRR IN the 1fmAnef
ls With his right e}es Aat LII aibcf two produced
Z An.l,ar Pact o. ceon Niia ~ ~; taas nnme;
re o'strre Inc ctulLg np!c &stentafsiy taao 10 hs
Id htte5to dobe. Aud wheh ole or tac o&nht thu
h4d ccmpIetclJ Gu ru hin, Aa0 u tnftN uptn u
tS WINDOW Atd called iof htlr shc AnAHie1rJ cav
sCpk hin bS the neck 1na-wrl. another ADJ 1oA
" er Iart, And 1uag blu oat Of II on ~ tho III 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
1)robate Notifes.
AT A COURT OF PROBATEHOLDEN A ( n at Plymouth. within and for the the district

A T A COURT OF PROBATEHOLDEN kA at Plymouth, within and for the the district of Plymouth, an the 10th day of September 1869.
 Present, Augustus Fl. Fenn, JutKe.
 Upon the petition of Elizur Fenn, of said Piym- outh, showing to this court that he is guardian to James Ryan, Eugene Ryan. Dennis Ryan, William Ryan, and Elizabeth Ryan, minors, belonging to sad district and that said minors are the owners or the following real estate, viz: certain piece or land containing about one acre, more or 1aas. 6elng meadow, situated in said Plymouth, in Scnooi District. No. g; bounded north east and west on land of Patrick O Donell, and south on highway, also, one other piece situated near the first described, also meadow, containing twenty- two acres, more or less, bounded north on hiRh- way, and land lately owned by John Davis, east on highway, south on land of heirs of Andrew StouRh- ton, vest on said heirs and land of said Davis. Said land being valued atabout Ave hundred dol lars, aud showing just and ressonabls' cause for selling the same, praying for an order that he or some other meet person be impowered to sell said estate per application on file dated Sept. 10th, A. D. 1869, mure fully appears. glA A
 Ordered-That the foregoing t1bblication be heard and determined at the Probate Ofice in Plymouth, on the 2Oth day of November, A. b, 1S69 at one o'clock in the afternoon. And that notice thereof be published in some pubic newa- paper near the place where such real estate lies. three weeks succesvely, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 5 2s sw AUGUSTUS H. PENN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16

" ANIED,--AHJ out of employment to w Ca nvass for a new Religious Work, of rare merit, peculiarly adapted to the young. but equally entertaining and instructive to all and Invaluable to every christian family; un- equal ed in elegance and cheapness; being em-
 bellished with nearly 300 engravings. Expe-
 rienced agents and othsrs wanting work that
 will sell at sight, should secure choice of terri tory at once. For part icnlars. terms, sc,. ad- dress P. BARRETT S O., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16

"A T Court of Probate holden at Cornwall. "A within and for the District of Cornwall on the 2Oth day of August, l869.-Presout. Frederick Kellogg, Judge. XII.
 Estate of Daniel s. Rogers. late of Cornwall in said District. deceased. -a-I
 On motion of Henry L. Rogers and Dwight ?ogers. Ex 2cutors on said Estate, this Court doth decree that six months Dc limited and aI- lowed for the creditors of said Estate to exhiL. It their claims against the same to the said Executors, and directs that public notice be given of this order, by advertising in a news paper printed in Litchfeld County, and by p"sting copy thereof on the sign-post in said town of Cornwall nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt. t'l. Id
 . Certified from Record by -s .
 si 2lwS THEODORE KELLOGG, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
Psa ar DAVIS, PAIN Kr1nr. as .n ,ntarna,

PER RY DAVIS PAIN KILLER, as an internal
 remedy has, no equal. In cases of cholera, summer complaint. dyspepsia, dysentery. asth-
 ma. it cures in one night, by taking 1t inter- 'nally. and bathing with it freely. It isa, the best linimens in America. It's action is like magic, when externally applied to bad sores. burns, scalds, and sprains. For the sick head ache and toothache. don 'tfail to try it. In sh Tt it is Pain Killer. .- 8 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
A I Court of Probate holden at Sharon EA yziIhin and for 4h.. di.4.i..k .>sC C.....-

A I Court of Probate holden at Sharon EA within and for the district of Sharon on the 8th day of Sept, 1859. 9aoga
 Present, Zscheus W. Bisseif, Judge.
 On motion of Seymour D. Dean administrator onthe estate of William Bush. late of sharon, in said district decsAsei. This court doth decree that six months from the date her eof be allow and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against ihe same to the said Administrator for adjustment and settlement and that said Administrator give public notice of this order by ad- vertising in newspaper published in Litch- field and by posting 8 copy thereof upon ,he public signpOst in said town nearest the placs where said deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record, aL
 23 3w os CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
,s ADELPHIC1, INSTITUTE, M tr,.as.,. HN, 1na.,.-.e

WA0Rto lUTOtcs NeW M1A1OrOs tom.
 English. Classical. Agricultural and Con- rnercia! studies can be pursued in this eetab lishment: at the same time the comforts of a home will be found, as the principal ot this establishment has endeavored-by uniform kindness to his pupils for the past twenty years-and succeeded in procuring a reputa- ton and patronage which words are not nec- cessary to express 's.' " *.'SA"e}-S { The moral, physical and intellectual wants Of the studsnts sie thoroughly cared for; this combined with the healthy situation and TO
 mantle mountain and river scenery cannot fail to delight and give 'satisfaction to it's patrons
 Latin, Greek. German, French, Hehrev, Spanish, Music, &c. d oz- Il.
 Students can receive Military drill. if desir. ed n'iW e11Nof42ssIa laEstssSNs s.c e8s a,
 F For itcrms apply to1ataI isl1.4.. oa.. -'''
 AMBR0>E SPENCER ROGERS. A. M Rector. Ssssf0Ss.A There will be two sessions, of twenty weeks each. The Summer Session will co.n nmence on the first Wednesday of May and will close the fourth Wednesday of Septem Der The Winter Sessfon will commenee the first "Wednesday of Novem bers and obese the 2sd March. Pupils are admitted any time dur. | Ing the Session. yLb4 d : .1I" 2l Zu | se a sR -.f
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
3w AUGUSTUS Fl. PENN, Judge.
,A Court of Probate holden at Sharou EA within and for the District of Shsrou

on the 8th day ot Sept. A., D .ls69.
 Present 'Zat he'is W Bi-sell Judge
 On m otiUn of seymour D. Dean administrator on the. esttte el Henry Bush late of sharon, in said district deceased, this court doth decree that >ix months from the date hereof be allow ed and limited to the creditors of said es . c to present their clai ms against the same to the said Administrator. for adjustment and settlement, and that said Administra. tor give public notice thereof by ad- vertlSlng in ne ~spaper printed in Litchfsld, and on public sign post in said town of Shar. on, nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Recued, tL
 2S Sw aa 1CHAS. FJSEDGWICK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16

El0 O0O EADE Rs and Speakers
 1V,NOV wanted to buy they first edi- Iaining one hundred Of the latest good things
 for re citation. defamation. school reading .&c. in poetry and prose. bend 80 cents for sam. vie to F. GARRETT & CO., Philadelphia, Pa.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
A a Court of Probate holden at Sharon kA within and for the District of Sharon on

the Zod day of August, A, D. 1869.
 Present Zacheus w. Bisseli, Esq. Judge.
 On motion of Ralph K. Woodward. adminis. trator on the estate of Ida Woodward, late of sharon, in said District. deceased, this court 10th decree that six months from this date be limited and allowed for the creditou of said estate, to present their claims against the sane to said administrator and also, that said Administrator give public notice there. of by advertising in newspaper printed in Litchheld and on public sign-post in said sharon nearest the last residence of said de. ceased. ....
 Certified from Record,
 Fl 3w CHAS, F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
n1sTRIcT of Washington ss. Probate court

IoIhICI Of ashlngt0n es. Probate court 11 Aug 27th, 1869. fl ..E Estate of Howard N. Hazen late of Washing. ton jn said district. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Washington hath limited and allowed six menths from; the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settle ment. Those who neglect to present their &C., counts properly attested, within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All persons in- debted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 p Sw DANIEL c. PLATT, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16

b the quintessence of himself, the condensa- ton and concentration of all his powers. No stoicism can withf tani its geniality and hu- nor. It is the most readable enjoyable. laugh able. and popular book printed for years 47 o 0O00 volumes printedin advance and now ready for Agents. Address for an agency
 20 Aw1 AnRIcAM PuMIsRIHa Co.,, Hartford, Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
Pennington Savings Bank.

n EP0sITS made In this bank on or before D Oct. let, will draw interest from tha,
 Interest at the rate of six per cent. free of taxes has been paid on deposits for the lat fifteen years An extra dividend of one pel cent has been decla.ei for the last six months
 x This bank holds large surplus tund, as . guarantee to it's deposit0rs. Amount of funts Sept. I. 1869, $l ,0i2, ,696. Business houis from Sto IA .. m. sud from to D. m. '9~ '-' SAMUEL 5. COWLEs, Treasurer .
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
GEORGE G. SMITH,
ORDER OF NOTICE.

A vs. G o- ORDER OF NOTICE.
 CHARITY SMITH, " es County of Iisc1tisid ~ 0nds,d Anp isssp sep'' '0
 Upon the petition of said George G. smith pray jug for reasons therein set forth, for divorce from the said Charity smith, as by his petition brought before the Superior Court, to be holden at Litchfieid, within and TOT Ltchfeld County. ol the 2dr Tuesday of September, 1869. It appearing to. and being found by the subscribing authority that the said respondentis is residing in parts un. State. s@ .sJ 1.f-t1ti@
 Therefore, ordered, that notice of the penden- cy of said petition be given the said respondent, by the petitioner causing this order of notice to be published in the Litchfield Enquirer, newspaper published in Litchield Tn said county three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 9th day of Sept A. D. 1869. ~5ra
 WILLIAM l.. RANSOM, Clerk
 22-3w of the Superior Court for Litchtield Go.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
ONLY25 CENTS

The Great Quisttng Remedy fos Children. Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON OUS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bocels ]; allays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the Stomach makes sid and weak children STRONG and HEALrHr; cures Wind Colic, Griping, Inflammation of the Bowels, and all complaints arising from the effects of Teething. Call for Mother Baizey's Quieting Syrup, and take no other, and you are safs. Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med icine. .-a.L @
 A. RICHARDS, New London, Conn.,,
 Agent for the United States.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
'a AIda @tts " 9ftsls9 tsaS S&A E.ti.t. t%s1. 1. HOUSES & 10 T
 f' esN" FOR SALE '..-

."0 "oUsE'S0x80 with L l1x27 with veranda Alw on south side and back of house, con. tain.ng ls rooms. woodhouse 20xe2, Barn 2Sx
 " 90. s lasgei bearing, and young. thrtty;graf-
 ted apple trees, 26 young bsa.inglsraps vines, choice varieties. 6-vari ,siss of pear; plumb, cherry, and Evergreen trees, thrifty rasrbstry 'i vines, quince and cufraus bushes, stone walks ~, each, maple and young elm trees on highway
 in front. containing about two acres of ofhiahd, located one half 0AiieA from court house on - South St.. known as the Hempsteau place,
 Within \ few years. above $2OO0 have been q r< spentsp sepAirs end ih b0ildlngthe L part = end tencs Ia fsont pt tsso tsss a%eugth. Psis lg Rss $4UvV. aa;s S@ q Ak fgAE1N VI, ,au 4 !. Y Also. rars opportunity viii bs given to l.
 smart, energetic man, who desires to become .. Interested tu the Nurse4yI business. Nurssry and Farm.t6 miles sJuth, of Chicago, on the gs ln.i Ceatgal B. R. containing 30 acres and sp. Mnsds of 73 900 vines trees &C.,, for part icu. VI lars snq 1irc Qks>a A HS@ s%
 "A RivERIUS MARSH, .s5ae!
 Litchheld, Conn.,. or 87 Barclay --- g 8m uf = 'Bt. and 42 Park Place. N!iT l
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-09-16
sa AGENTS WANTED FoRlTHE Secrets of the
 ~Ha Great City .

lANoEk descriptive of the Virtues, and the Vi-
 ces. the Mysteries, Miseries and
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