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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-03-25
News of the Week
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN. .GreM Britdin.-The discussion on the dis establishment of the Irish church, con- ] tinues in Parliament. No more pardons are to be granted to Fenian prisoners. Oxford has again beaten Cambridge in l the University boat race. i 1 A British company offers to carry the mails to and from this country for one pen- ny per ounce.
 The cotton spinners of Preston are on strike.
 Several Irish noblemen and landlords ; publish a protest against the Irish Church bill.
 France.-Marshal Neil urges the Corps Legislatif to complete the army organiza- tion so that they may be ready to " "avenge any insult offered"
 Germany. has passed a bill securing freedom of speech in all the German Diets. @5- t5ast
 Austrid.-A Royal decree has been pub- lished establishing trial by jury in libel cases. f, "H.' et'
 The Hungarian elections have resulted in the triumph of the Deak party. .-..
 Spdin.-The draft of the new Constitu- tion will soon be submitted to the Cortes.
 It said to establish complete civil and re- ligious liberty but to retain the Catholic as a state church. ..4f
 Serious anti-conscription riots have oc. cured in Andalusia. <-s.. .-..--..
 Amember of the Cortes was killed in du- el, Wednesday.
 A free trade demonstration has been made in Barcelona. Greece.-The Turkish Minister has ar- rived in Athens.
 Cabn.-The new insurrection still con- tinues. A-
 The government claims great successes, as usual, but the rebellion is still unsub- dued.
 The Captain General has reduced the taxation of real estate one half t-. LATEST. -,., st~ ..-
 Foyeign.-The Irish Church bill passed to its second reading this "Wednesday morning, by majority of 118. A proposition disquaifying office-hold CTS from sitting in the Assembly, has pass ed the Cortes, though strongly opposed by the Government. ss ALA ss.Es
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ted it. Very soon after Owen took lIim=in \ to small room adjoining the voting place
 and paid him the promised $10. On cross examination he said he intended to vote
 for W.H. Barnum, as he didn't like P. T. . Adam COons, soon of the former wit
 ness, also of Sharon, testified to similar
 facts, being hired by Owen for $10 to vote
 for W. H. BarEnm for Congress. lOwen
 is ill the employ of W. H. Barnnm)"
 Samuel Hama voter in Salisbury. .swore
 that his politics were republican and that I on Sunday night before election he was of- fered by Erastus Goodwin the sum of $25 If he would stay away from the polls on election day. He further offered him as good COW as ever q pail stood under if he would vote the full Democratic ticket. He went to the polls and voted the Repub-
 lican ticket and afterwards was paid by
 Mir. Odenbright $105 as q present. Previ-
 to his vote he was offered $125 by David
 Presher to vote the Democratic ticket,
 which he declined. Was asked to go to
 room to see MT. Barnum-as he supposed
 in reference to his ycte. 5''e 5o
 ''Henry E. Wetherell, Huntsville, sworn,
 Was in company with w. H. Barnum and William J. Garfield ill the iron business, and was ageut for the firm. Sold out to Mir. Garfield July 1st. Was in the room ill the rear of the barber's shop in Falls
 Village on election day with three or four others. the Frinks. Dickinson. and Chaun. cey Wickwire. Talked about election The men said they had been offered $25 to vote the Republican ticket. They said they had never voted that way. Gave them SIC, each, and told them to vote as they always had. Three or four of them took it. Mir. Wick wise wouldn't take it. Took the money from his pocket. Got it back afterwards from Ely Ensign, (Mr. Barnum's book keeper.)"
 Dwight Allen, Salisbury-Am acquain- ted with Norman Spurr Saw him in Sal isbury election day. He was active in get ting men to vote. He was candidate for office. Saw him going to the polls with three men, and remarked to him "You have them pretty we'll broke tor trained I don't know which,, MT. Spurr." He turn ed round and came back to where stood, and said, "Yes; but it costs pretty dear, in 9 jocnlar way. A day or two after at my house, I had conversation with Mr. l opurr. In the conversation we talked 1 about the amount of money used on both sides. Mir Spurr said he thought Mir. B. | had book-keeper who knew what tue men l were paid. MT. Spurr said w. H. Bar nuns instructions to the party were to | Duy votes as cheap as possible, but to buy | them at all events"
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BUG FLU.
[From Dispensatory of the United states.l

1 Eg2 DIOSMA CRENATA- -BUCHU' LEAVES
 Properties. es.-Ther odor is strong, diffusiye, and
 somewhat aromatic. their taste bitterish, and anal
 Msdiea rope,sses and UsesBuchu leaves are gentle stpnant, with peculiar tendency to the
 They are given in complaints of the Urinary Or
 gaps, such Gravel. Chronic Catarrh of the Blad- der, Morbid irritation of the Bladder and Urethra Disease of the Prostate Gland, and Retention or l Incontinence of Urine, from loss of tone in the parts concerned in its evacuation. The remedy 1 has aEosheen recommended in Dyspepsia Chronic ! Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and Dropsy. Helmbold's Extract Buchu Is used by persons from the ages of IS to 2, and from B to 55 or in the decline or change in life; after Confinement or Labor Pains; Bed-wetting in children.
 In affections peculiar to females, the Extract Bu- chm is unequaled by any other remedy, as in Chlo- rosis, or Retention, Irregularity, Painfulness or Suppression of Customary Evacuatlons, Liberated or Schirrous State of the Uterus, Lucorrhea or Whites. Z. a @s%S Z ss> A Ess 4 Diseases of tue Bzadde}, Kid,seys, Graces, and Dr0psacdt Stceatngs.-Ths medicine increases the power of Digestion, and excites the Absorbents n- to healthy action, by which the Watery. or Calca- reous dispositions, and all Unnatural enlargements pare reduced as well as pain and Inflammation. Helmbold's Extract Buchu has cured every case of Diabetes il which it has been given. Irritation of the neck of the bladder, and Inflammation of the kidneys, ulceration of the kidneys and bladder retention of urine diseases of the prostrate gland stone in the bladder calculus, gravel, brick-dust deposit and mucus or Milky discharges, and for enfeebled and delicate constitutions of both sex es attended with the following symptoms: inds- position to exertion, loss of power, loss ofmemory difficulty of breathing, weak nerves trembling hor- of disease, wakefulness, dmness of vision pain in the back, hot hands, flushing of the body, dry of the skin eruption the face pallid counte- nance, universal lassitude of the muscular system &c. <--- @' -.tf iA
 -s Helmbolds Extract Buchu is Diuretic and blood purifying, and cures all diseasss arising from habits of dissipation, excesses and mprudences in life, impurities of the blood &c.. susperseding CO., .paiba in affections for which it is used, such gonorrhea, gleets of long standing, and syphihtc afections-in these diseases, used in connection with Helmbold's Rose Wash.
 Sold by all Druggists and dealers everywhere. Beware of Counterfeits Ask for Hembolds. Take no other. Price, s1.25 per bottle or six bot ties for $6 J0 Deiyereds to any address. Describe symptoms in all communications. = 2: f.*ftf.
 Address H. T. HELMBOLD, 594 Broadway, N.Y.
 None are genuine unless done up in steel-engra- we'd wrapper, with fac-simile fmy Chemical Ware house, and signed ,s ia ffszE .-.s .s
 43-2m H. I. HELMBOLD,
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'sH UVOYEs Like e CANrsaa!"

Have you Headache? Use RenRe's Magic Oil! Have you Toothache? Use Renue's Magic Oil! Have you Neuralgia? Use Renne's Magic Oil! H ave you Rheumatism? Use Rennes Magic Oil! Have you Sore Throat? Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Sciatica? Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Bruise? Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Craup>?' Use Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Cholera Nor,
 E bus? ~.' E25 < . Uss Renne's Magic Oil! Have you Lameness? Use Renne's Magic Oil! This is the best family remedy to icure all kinds of painyeu ever tried.
 It is clean safe aud delicions to use, and if you use it faithfully it vii do you good Directions, on each bottle Buy it of the Druggist or Merchant where you trade. If they have not got it on hand they will send for it at your request, 1and sell you the Genuine Renne's Magic Oil, at the manufacturers low est price at retail.
 VIM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor, es
 and Manufacturer, Pittsfeld, Mass. Sold in Litchfeld by Vessels & Gates, also by A. c. Smith, and by druggists Merchants anu NIoCcIS.< =Ekt
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STATE ITEMS.

JUDGE Dutton Is ill infirm health. .+- MEASLES prevail in Bridgeport. "MuscLE" is all the rage at Yale. 'j ,: NORWICH is to have dime savings bank. NoRwALK wants first class hotel.
 A WILD cat has been killed in Danbury.
 BUILDING operations ere lively iu Bridge port.
 A HORSE thief was arrested in New Lon don on Friday v>- D.. -As-ss
 A LADY appeared on Main street, Mid dletown, on Thursday, riding avelocipede.
 THERE are three velocipede riding schools in successful operation in Danbury.
 A BOY was drowned in cistern in Dan- bury, last week.
 IT cost Norwich husband only $1, to beat his wife.
 THE New London halibut fleet has been remarkably successful, this season. -f'
 A STATE labor convention was held in New Haven on the 23d.
 A new granite Catholic church has been begun in New London.
 TIE New Britain Sons of Erin had fine celebration on St. Patricks day. 3s5
 THE New Haven registry lists show al, ready 10, 2O7 names of electors.
 A LITTLE boy in Norwich, not yet eight years old has crossed the ocean five times.
 SENATOR Buckingham has given $2OC to Colchester Library. ss9.s
 THERE were burglaries in Southport. Norwalk and Thompsonville, last week. NEW BRITAIN velocipedestrians talk O building d rink. sea '99esz is4 leis zagG st6 Two girls 15 years old ran away iron their homes in Middletown, last week. EAST. Thompson has a colored school com mittee man and colored school visitor. { INTER. Rev. receipts, lst Dist. in Febru !; THE cement water pipes laid in sNorw;cl are less liable to burst than those af cas iron. ~
 TIE Chelsea Savings bank at Norvicl IOOo. " -'OOO' 4
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MARRIED.

On Monday, March 9th, at the residence of the brides father, in Colebrook, by the Rev. Father Leo. MT. Michael E. Ryan of sandisfeld;to Mary A. Carey. of Cole brook.
 In Aurora, Illinois. March 5, by Rev. Thomas Benedict, of Colebrook, John II. Bunnell, of Aurora, and Marion Parsons, late of Colebrook s.,gr fas egn5} ,H-..
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Misce eIlaneous Items.

Paris belles now paint their ears. Tom Thumb is drawing crowds in Iowa. Lieutenant General Sheridan is in New York. Kentucky is going iuto artificial fish culture. Baron Beust is growing gray from hard york; Tennessee has extensive beds of mineral paint. There are nearly two hundred anti-slavery soci- cites in Spain.
 Last Sunday was Palm Sunday. Next Sunday is Easter Day.
 Brigham Young charges the billiard and bar. rooms of Salt Lake license of $500 month. $.
 Henry M. Bragg, Boston swindler has beer arrested in Canada by Boston detective.
 Apropos of Mrs. Scott siddon's Eastern birth western paper styles her 8 noted Hindoo- vid- al. F-1 f-l@4
 Much of France, nearly all of Spain, and large portions of Italy, entirely destitute of forests
 It is proposed to devote to velocipedists spe- cial boulevard in the New York Central Park. Six hundred men are working at ProvidenC R. l., on locomotives for the Pacific Railroad:
 One-ffth of the order of Jesuits are said to be in the United States at present.
 A s. ,OOO monument is to be erected over the grave of Sam Houston in Texas. flss.-.4}
 Miss Yonge, the |" Heir of Redclif Lady," is ed- iting shilling magazine in London.
 Mr. MoIcure D. Conway is winning both. fame and fortune as literary man in England.
 It is contemplated at the end of the month to fdrlough fifty clerks in the pension office. s. .a
 Nearly two-thrds of the persons that are now- a-1ays presented to Plus K. are Americans.
 Louis Philppe's son. the Duke of Aumale. is r,guar contributor to the London Times. Keno is at last prohibited by law in New Or cans. . ..,....,
 Paris is to have new bank with capital of s3O, ,000, 000. 1 4 4 |
 There are now fourteen native Christian church. es in Calcutta.
 A velocipede raco from New York to Chicago and return is talked of. -...+ssz ,.s- 2 4 Alabama now has an organization called the " Anti Ku- Klux. ."&8ssg ssEssassA
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t1arxepotion of1thsieft breast was shard as q stone. and adhered. to the ribs as if a part of them. At the end of II weeks-l0 weeks use of medicines -she writes there is no lump in her breast. give her letter.
 Jewett City Conn. Dr., FITCH, Dear Sir Lam getting along finely; my health is inn proving, and the tumor on my breast is soften ing. I can feeDit only inT little. kernels, and not in a hard lnmpss before think now I shall gaon be we'll. Respectfully. Dec. l9. l8s8<sa 1sMRs. SIMEON BREWSTER. F All diseases successfully treated by letter.
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+ A-NoRw1cH biddy has producsd auzge measuring IA by 5A inches in circumfer,
 f1xA I0IT .Y1AdtfA or 1 IAN Orphan Asylum is soon to be built Fin Bridgeport on land given by P. T. Bar mum. .s4sosi3Aa 3FnolAsus A BRIDaEPoRT sportsman las discovered the Leviathan. He shot at but failed to bag it.
 | s-tHf. sa an7sSe& 4asf $ gtL .e5.a faa l. A CoLLINsvILLE man has received some beautiful specimens of gold,q silver, and crystals from Colorado. 'r~1 .,+-.' A CANTON testatrix has cut off her heirs and left her propertysto Missionary Sat cietles. -1@ t3t~ 3s.ta-spJs@ a&f THERE are supposed to have been two sober persons in Naugatuck on St Patrick s day. 1I1i7aiIE9 aHkai
 workman on the Boston and Erie F. R was killed at Southbury while. drilling. ont an old blast. b.,s ns,av ...x A'S @ ''
 EARL Martin of Danielsonyilles.s Dem.; candidate for the last Congress, is serious iy i'll. .H t1a a.ged "sZ fo1 siaT1
 Guy R. PHELPS, President of the Conn., Mutual Life Insurance Company, died at Hartford last ThuralayJt F e.<AtJ saAa
 MRS. Wm.a Lawler of Waterbury fell down stairs, Thursday night. and died Fri day. l. eE $ ~e uess7 s.& us q [
 THE town of West Hartford voted two to one eagainst subscribing to the Conn. Western R. R. .ai. :., THE Housatonie, railway company are. carrying immense quantities of freight, which taxes their capabilities to tho ut laoS'' t<EfDnfA {KFTI ',
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GOLD, SILVER & STEEL SPECTACLEs.
DELLA E. EVANS,
ORDER OF NOTICE.
JAMES EVANS.

JAMES EVANS, a0l '1
 State Of Connecticut, ss. Litchfeld, March County of Litchfeld. 1lth, A. D. 1869.
 Upon the petition Of Della E. Evans, praying for reasons therein set forth for divorce from the said James Evans as by her petition brought to the Superior Court to be holden at Litchtield, within and for Litchfield County on the 2d Tuesday of April, A. D. 1869. It an- bearing to and being found by the subscribing authority, that said respondent is residing in parts unknown to the petitioner and is absent from this State. Therefore. Ordered, That no- tice of the pendency of said petition be given the said respondent, by the petitioner causing tnis order to be published in the Lite chfeld En qulrer newspaper published in Litchfeld in said in said County three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 18th day of March A. D. 1869.
 VIM. L: RANSOM, Clerk of the Superior 493w Court for Litchfield County.
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gNIsTRIoT of woodbury ss. Probate Court

hISTRICT of Woodbury ss Probate Court Ny March 12, 1869. .l Estate of Treat Lambert, late of Woodbury in said District deceased. The Court of Pro. bate for the distsict of Woodburv hath limit. ed and allowed six months from the date here. of, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly attest ed within said time will be debarred recov- cry. All persons indeb ted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 THOMAS BULL, Executor.
 MARIA J. LAMBERT, Executrix. 50 3w*
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OFFICERS:

EM EhSON w. PEEI, secretary and ActuarY.
 This company, national in it's charter, offers by reason of its large capital, low rates of pre- mium and New Tables. the most desirable means yet presented to the public.
 The rates of premium being largely reduced are make as favorable to the insurers as those of the best mutual companies. and avoid all the complications and uncertainties of notes, dividends, and the misunderstanding which the latter are so apt to cause the policy-holder.
 Several new and attractive tables are now presented to tue public which need only to be understood to prove accepta- ing policy and return premium policy. In the former, the policy holder not only secures a life insuIa ance payable at death, but will re- ceive after period of few years an annual income equal to 1G per cent, at the par of his policy. In the latter the company agrees to return to the assured the total amount of money he has paid in, in addition to the amount of his policy.
 The attention of persons contem plating in- suring their lives or increasing the amount of insurance they already have. is called to the special ad santages offered by the National Life Insurance Company.
 Circulars, Pamhlets and full particulars giv- en on application to the Branch Office of the company, or to the
 NEW ENGLAND GENERAL AGENCY
 UNDER THE DIRECTION OF
 E. A. Rollins, & ofthe Board
 W. E. Chandler. of Directors, set1.~- J. P. FUCKER, Manager, 3 Merchants Exchange State St Boston. fBL Local agents are wanted in every city and town and applications from competent parties for snch agencies. with su. table en, dorsement. should be addressed to PHILLIP WELLS, Cashier of 1st Nat & Bank, Armenia N. Y. Agent for Liteh County. Conn. Clark Buckingham canvassing agent. 40 Iy
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The Champion Cross.cut Saw.
PATENTED MARCH 9th. 1S6,

PATENTED MARCH 9th, 1868, Claimed to be the fastest Cross-cut saw in the United States and the manufacturer is ready to back it as such.
 Buck Saws the same tooth. Orders should be addressed to Edward Rose. Box 93, Cornwall Bridge, Conn. Sole Agt. for Litchfeld and Fairfield Counties. Orders sent by mail promptly attended to. Samples can be seen at -..s ...r.
 Charles Lewis Canaan, Conn. -. l.. M. Swifts, Cornwall Bridge, Aaron Sanfords, Newtown, Ct. '~..# REFERENCES:
 JAMES BIERCE, Cornwall Bridge. Ct.
 VIM. BARNUM. Salisbury, Conn.
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Cornwall, Ct.
 WELLS BROS' New Milford, Ct.
 n. 38 3m
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CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED
WALffsAM. Mass. Nov l2 186S

f WAEfHAM, Mass. Nov. 12, 1868. | My grandmother and several aunts and cousins died of consumption. My mother had a cancer. I was taken with a bad cough which had affected me l8 months; r months after my cough commencad. cancers began in both breasts, which grew rapidly for months, hard canceroas Jumps in both breasts.y In this state I called on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affected, and a canc,r In each
 breast Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me first had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your reme- dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have
 been perfectly we'll for two months; no cough or expsctoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering Every
 where Tam strong and able to perform alkmy duties. I took medicines for four m0nths. Y Thankfully yours.
 (Signed) " SARAHlJ. EMERSON. 1 Mrs. Simeon Brewster, of Jewett City, Conn. a hnS 1oSv snff
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For Sale 7!

N New Canaan. Ct., about l and S-4 miles IA from Depot, and 13 hours from New York City, good farm of 12O acres of land. well adopted to the milk business gardening. or general farming. two good wells of water, splendid view of the Sound for 30 miles. will sell the 12O acres, with two dwellings, two barns and other out buildings, or one dwell ling and out buildings with 80, so, 40. or 30 acres of land.
 Foparticulars apply to
 N. W. or s. B. HOYD.
 New Canaan 43 2m Fairfield County, Ct.
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F.G R sW FOR e. .aEE.
 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE.

RNHAI valuable farm or 40 acres of lana
 A belonging to the estate of Shubael L
 HuIlburt, now deceased, situated in Cornwall Hollow about mile northeast of the Gen, Jonn Secgwick farm is offered for sale to close the estate Said farm is we'll divided into plough. pasture, meadow, and wood land; well Watered by living springs and streams, and is very productive, Dwelling House, two barns stable, and other out t-buildings on the premi- ses. Excellent water brought into the dwell ling, by pipes from spring The farm will be sold with or without the stock and farming implements. An opportunity like the present seldom offers as the farm is considered one of
 tbe best for Agricultural or Grazing purposes in the township. f* e - Terms easy. For particulars enquire on the
 premises, of J. R. HURLBURT, South Canaan Ct., Administrator. 34.4m
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For Sale.

nNE of the most desirable places in the vi- Np cinity of Ltchfield. House, two story. 34x25 feet, ell part 2Ox16 feet, wood-house connected, splendid yard, with shrubbery; a never failing we'll of soft, cold water; large and early garden; good supply of fruit, such as apples, pears, quinces, cherries, grapes, cur rants, Sc. Barn 38x22, basement under the whole, stables for horses, and two COWS, car riage room and workshop, water from never failing spring brought into the basement of the barn, and from same Spring into the gar den. In all about acres of best a nd, mostly meadow, will cut from 12 to 16 tons of best quality of hay. alfE
 CHESTER F. SMITH.
 Ltchfeld March Ist, 1869. AS 3w
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DRINTERS Good steady situations for
 compositors who are expert and set "a good proof, can be obtained in some of the best printing offices in.New York City, and at the. high prices offered by the Employers Scale by applying al, once to John F. Baldwin, 174 Fulton St, New York. {'9s s50lw
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Dr. 8. S Fitoh's Family Physician:

: New Edition. Much enlar ged, 90 pages, with most valuable additions, .nt free to any address. Write to Dr. 5. s. FITCH. "A Broad way, New York.,itI a11
 Dr. s. $ Fitch will be at the Tontines Hotel, New Haven, Saturday Jan. g, 1869, and every 2d Saturday after from 8a. m. until lp m. consultation free. IE8
 Dr. s. S. Fitch successfully treats all chron- ic disease of all or any part of the human sys- tenn, sfa ssgffsf4 s..s.. sz..ss <. f ftF
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< Ff8s SE A.s4sH E#aEI EN 95s7.t 9l- MI t9 E
 Nep A0uertisel1lents.'
NOTICE.

THE, Annual Meeting of the First Episcopal So- ciety will be held in Ltchfeld, on Easter Monday 29th inst, the chapel of St. Mfchaels Parish for the Election of officers and any other business lawfnl and proper for said meeting. #
 sssasss By order of the WARDENs AND VEsTRY.
 sLitchfeld March 23d, 1869. .. E.
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Farm For Sale.

A DESIRABLE FARM SITUATED IN "A the town of Morris about one mile west of the centre on the main road from Morris to Wash ngton containing 90 acres under good state of cultivation; it is well fenced and well watered with never failing brooks&springs There are 100 grafted premises; house is new,with two good large barns. COW house and horse barn. It is well divided into meadow, pasture and plow land, with good wood lot, to go with the farm if desired. Said farm is so situated that it can be divided in good shame and will be sold altogether, or in part, to suit the buyer. Terms of payment can be made to suit the purchaser. For further particulars enquire of the subscriber.
 HENRY J. PECK.
 Morris Jan. 25th 1869. tAp1
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vVANTE1D! !!

A BLACKSMITH to work on Carriage work l N Tose.a SHELTON X FUTILE.
 Plymouth Ct. March 22d, 1869. Il 50sw
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Mrs. Simeon Brewster, of Jewett City, Conn. had M bad cancer of fopr sssrs' sssarss' gtovth: A