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flw Florida, and af­ here for her. We shall overtake them soon,’ For many days the fugitives concealed Eunice,his wid., d. July, 1809. Their chil. firom which it appean that only fifty-nine terest attNorateafsfx por nat. pwaaaooi terwards reddened it with his life’s blood. he continued, in a tone sad and low. * themselves in the forest near the sea coast, bom in Windham were: Satannah, 1st. b.' i^viduaSs have been wn't firwn thelv to the with wthi-aAnuol cuaponoattacbH W lM a rRARU VIII. It was Narvaei! who trod its aroinatir. for­ “God bless you, for evermore, dear, kind watching for tho return of Kibault’s ves­ ^ t e prison a t Auburn during the year iSi63. (bo flrstibyof JanoaiTiiii JoItV obA Dec. 11,1754, d. July 30, 1757 ; Eltaztr, Thirty-eight have found a homo ia the Pen- ests in search of guld, and their brave Dc Laudoniere,” said the young man, in grate­ voa^, at tho t/easuroi'o o O tt fa tfo ntw t t Thecidlcs rftU Cevennea reached the sels, the aad fate of which they had yet to b. April 23,1757; Afjry, b. Fob. 20,1750; itentiaiy, and the aame number ,to61t lodg­ Ifartfbr^ the principal payabM ■ea ' Wc have often heard tho qoostibiM isked,' a f o ^ i d ; provided, tha« jko Is James Gordon Bennett, tho Herald man, ter of hii iosoa to Q b poasess the Spanish government of ita right­ Not another word was spoken, as they a Roman Catholic? A Sunday papw, of a highest bidder register b ^ ia tcqowitc far the long voyage hadbecn care­ May, but dared not go near them at firat of Eunice and William, b. Jan. 4^ 1767, d* late date, has tho following r ^ y .to that coupon boiMo if p w ^ plunged into the thickest depths of tho fully provided by one who understood ao ful claim 1 for fear of fitlling into the hands of tho Span­ •Jan. 9,1767; Lydia, b. Fob. 19, 1769, d. question: “ We have only hio own woifd for era. ««ll ita wants. The Admiral committed a Such was the question aroused by the de­ wild wilderness. They went on for hours, iards. M » 12,1770;.WaaiiaA,2d, b. April 14, it that he is. Hewssm arri^tiyapri^ of bonds box to bar care forhityoui^ friend Moi^gan, parture of the Huguenots, and resolved itself but were careful not to wander far from the But watching for some days, and per­ 1771. Chil. b. in I.empstor: Throop, b. in that church, and has on mote than ono oeca- propoiMls to parchsiif, tbo.tfisMtor b^ iiitf river; and just as the evenii^ sun was set­ Summer of 1773; Lydia, b. 1775; JiAn, b. won declsiod himself an adherent of thoRom- he Weby la authorised to, diaasse oiT s ^ towhomlwiaidhewas much indebted for into a decision to plant a rival colony which ceiving no token of lifi; around the desolated ish faith. Wo do not understand, however, ting, red as that morning’s slaughter, th ^ 1777, graduated Dartmouth College, IWO; ^nmining bonds, at a prieo 1^ lesa liliaa tome line paintii«i from the New World. should assail and overcome the hated re­ fortress, they at length signaled the vessels, JVaacy, twin of John, b. 1777; S»«aa, b. that the Church regards him as a very M th- per valuo thoroof. CoUgny remained with Ribault until the formers. came to a little opening upon ita banks. and were taken on board. A few of tho 1779. fiil aon, orprides itself pafiicularly oohis ad­ See. 2._, Tbo bond* hofeby iathm sodi to ato recklcss character named Melendez at the ly, having been there only the week be­ massacre, were there before them, and they .Center. He m. Mercy Fitch, wid. of John, Beebe & Ca, Front street/have lbm«jhoA. vcMisod am dfspuMNl ol^ and in all i ity With s«n>UM of cveiy kind for the dis­ the New York TiMtt with a statement M fore in a boat to take a new sketch of the jr., and dau. of tbe first Benjamin I.atbrop, proceeded witb poMisnt to tho Act ,oatt- ta n t ooloBy. Implements of husbandry’ court of Spain, who had gained for himself only waitied for tid in g of Ribault, before of Windham, July 19,1767; he d. Aug. 21, the stock of teas fai the hands of im p ^e^ tied “An ilctauihorinng tho frooaam ia’ •igMdaaaeed^ domestic animala, eveiything a military reputation in the wars against scenery of the May, which he wished to setting sail for France. 1782, aged 45; s&e d. Oct. 2, 18(KS, aged and held on speculation, in New York on tho bortow ^oney fof tho^uipditM t aiii Pby* in short which wouW be likely to add proa- the Protestants of Ilulland, and great wealth send to Admiral Coligny when the vessels After the departure of Melendez, a num­ 72. .She was keeping the old tavern, on 1st of Janusav, 1864, viz.: m rtt tit a Tolunteer K nh^ and J o hmmt in his adventures in Spanish America ; by returned to France. The picture was atill ber of visit.«i bad been paid t» .the unsenti­ the srutb side of the green, 1790; and it is Green Teas', A c.,------3,436,415 Iho. State bonds,” approved Juno IM l; ptftfy and comfort to a new settlement. Black Toas, A c .,------3,133,336 Ibo. als6 pursuant to the p^visiuns of “Aa Act upon his easel in the forsaken cottage. neled fort for tbe purpose of burying their traditionary that they kept the tavern dur­ were crowded with jovful Ilugue- such means, howerer, as to provoke the in. ing tho Revolutionary war. Their only authofiaing the issue 6t Siate boitAK” a ^ aots,nany of them going to join beloved dignation even of his own unscrupulous “I hear voices,” said Laudoniere; “and dead, and to discover, if possible, traces o f child was: Henry Lueiut, b. Oct. LS, 1769, T o U l,...... 6,569,751 Ibo. proved December 24fh, 1862. ftiuidB a*d rear new domestic altan. When, countiymen, by whom he was tried and sent our friends cannot be far ott. I told them the few survivors. The Spaniards had who m. Mary Harris, Sept. 27, 1812, and The pTon^um on gold has advanced to^ See. 2. That there be, and there hm by day. I . H . c. i^ approbated from tbo aaiiMnt that ba^ the voice of the Commandant or- away in disgrace. if wo cscaped we would meet them here at erected a croos above the scene of carnage had a son Lucius Henry, who resides in nightfall, but bade them pursue an indirect Norwich, is lu. and has 1 child. Henry Lu­ teeU or may hereafter bo^ retebuiaM W dM d "all saiU spread" a luud hucta went Such was Pedro Melendez, the man who, and ruin, and bestowed upon the beautiful the Kifrwnmemi »r iIm United Staltes, o« ae> route hither as we have done.” cius Cary d. May 3,1814, aged 45. THE ARMY IN FLORIDA. dy from the enthusiastic emigrautii. The at his own solicitation, was to go to the in­ site which the poor Huguenots had chosen 37. N athaniel Caev was a blacksmith. i count tho Expense* of this nM o ia tltf. “M r poor bird will be wear},” said Mor­ Sr. Avsi'st isi, Fla., Jan. S', Tf^^. i^dnlnl placed Maiy under the especial vasion of Florida, with an ex]iedition raised for their settlement, the namo of one of He m. Zerviah Sturrs, of Msiwfield, dau. of I equip^nt i f * MR'to^ fiilKe, tho saai q t gan ; “but she will thank you, Laudoniere, Thomas, Dec. 5, 1765, resided for a time in Ma. W cavsr— Dear S ir: I hme several four huM M thousand dM li^, #hic)koam, imtection of.Ribault, saying to them as he at his own expense. ICsuccessful, he would their Catholic Saints. The aame name waa times made the attempt to comioi^nKate to better than I am able to do, for the meas­ Mansfield, butd. in A'indbsni, May, 1818; with tho in to ^ t accmni^ theCeobt'la'iioM. was about to depart, “ You may trust me, be rewarded with the office of Governor given to the river, and thus the name of tbe you a piece of inAlrmation, which I know by plodged f«i# tho redemplitm oT tho li< ^ ' ures you have tak^n for our safety.” she d. aged about 80. Chil.: Clariiia, b. will be of intersHt. Oh the 30th' of Dscem- nyM endatojo:nyon in America as soon General of the province for life, with the “River of May” was blotted f<>rever from Jan. 1, 1767, m. Benjamin Bibbiw, of uf this StalfoauthoMxcil to W i s t ^ i^dir# “Your bird is a bird of Paradite,” replied the map of tho world, and tho St. John’s ber the Rebels eaptuM itnd kilIM twenty- this act;' *1^1 said «uib of f^^ huMM as another «ecniiting officer is up fur privili^ of naming his successor. Windliam, bad family, and d. Jan. 19,1860, two men of tbe 10th. The 3 tth XtMsachu- his companion, solemnly. was written in its place. aged 93, a widow; (39) E ltaitr, b. Dec. 14, t h o i ^ d d o lla^ vrith tho acci>uiii|r iin trm i ^Vaaee." Melendez had no difficulty in raising for­ setts lost three men and ono Lteutonant shall, ftom time to tiaM,'be invested b j lbv,'aad aapl# They soon rMched the spot from whence where tbe choppers were daily engaged in tbeproceediitbvMwrtb thopaymeat oTtlia lantic. rely upon his compassion. tween Windham and Scotland (now in Scot­ cutting wood, they ran into this ambush, ' lead •utbursts of joy. fleet of Spaniards ^ 1 n sight of the coarsts. gan ini)uired, eagerly. “You have not left to allow of much chance for defense. One o^ thei^f.;, all massacred like their brothels and wives Chil.: Thomat Slorr$, b. Mareh 21,1792, d. Kpwofda can csprcsa the emotions of It was on the 28th of August, the day con­ her by the way, my good friends ?" Mareh 21, 1823, unm.; Litria, 1st, b. man name Bums, of Co. 1,10th C. V., made Sm. 4T 'ihM ti*eskiii m H^^by iathoK and children upon the banks of the May. a gallant defense, standing by tho follcn JImms Morgan when he beheld his beloved secrated in theBomish Calendar to the ven­ “No, no r’ replied one of their number. Jan. 2,1794, d. Feb. 27, 1795; L u c ia ,^ , iaed to botAiwjfi^oik (iiiio to tiao,'sacbsaiM ' Thus tho Huguenot settlement of Florida Ueutenant and refusing to surrender. The of modM aa ntey be neeesseiy todoflnay I k i in that throng of pilgrims. Nothing could erable Saint Augustine ; and when, a day or “We brought her safely. She lies on the b. June 16,1795, m. 1st, Samuel Welch, by cowardly rebels atood off at a safo distaaro, two later, Melendez espied a beautiful hav­ was totally exterminated, while upon its whom abe had chil.; m. 2d, William Rus­ oxpoii<6iai«sauth6i«Mby tbd aiiM a*- tiwpritebim more. turf there, under the magnolia trees.” They sel, of .\lbany, removed to Buffalo, N. Y., fired their pistob ami cut at him with tioaed acts. «*Lady Maiy! Heaven be prai««d!" he en, he landed and erected' a croas^ to mark did not dnJMn th at the poor young man was ruins arose tho flnt town in the United their sabers, llo would not yield, but Sm. 5: ‘•Ab A"ct aihboiftxia^ tV i tiM m where she resides a widow, 3 chil. by 2d stood and took it, till pierced by bulleta aad ,«ntai«cdas he folded her to his heart. tbe site of a new settlement. He called the still ignorant of the bride’s fate. States. The same historian, in comment­ husband; Hitrritt, b. Dec. 29,1799, m. Oli­ iMHa. 6T Stato B di^” p a ^ M tlw Blaf ing upon the massacre of Fort Carolina, ro- hacked by aaber>, he fell, a* doail non: Sfssil>a oTthd tiUaeral S sM % . M 3,a d **Xy darling, I thank you.” spot St. Augustine, after the holy father on “The God of love reward yon a thousand ver Lathmp, of Windham, resides in Willi- Meanwhile twenty-«>ne men of tbo KMb and mantic, mother uf Mr. Oecities, the sudden transforma­ would perm it psroled,and left biiii',. He was cnarfia iii.'. tion of portions of the wilderness into bloom­ 40. &EAZKa Cart waa a carpenter, re­ shot through the nwk', the ball giUiiiK the Aa Act to' provido for tho |dgriiMni« i i i Angf-Bibattlt gave away the first bride on received the information, that the Hugue­ of ttie men folded under her head for a pil­ sided in Willimantie, went to sea, and d. ing States. St. Augustine presents a sti^ng- spine which caused his bis death. He ib to Bounty tv VoluiMwrs and for ulbe^ pit#. tbe bkrtcs of the Miy,lo*ely Mary Mo ney, nots were only a little way to the north. low. He approached, and knelt down care­ while on a voyage, about 1850; his widow er contrast in its transition from the bigot­ be sent to Massachu«rtts. SsnfortI Parker, the sA le nMiden of La Salle. C«>ligny’s Melendez set forth to discover if the report fully beside her, lest she might awaken. lives in Willimantie. Ho m. l^is Robert- of Coventry, and T. W. Post,' Andover,' are {teiTonaet^ by t'boiUitf uT sop,' 6f Coventrv, and had chil.: Lneiiu bd* fMiished wine for the fimt weddii^ in of the Indians were trae. A few hours sail The last glow of the red sunlight rested on ed policy of Philip IL to the .American prin­ among tbe captured. Roprest^nUlivmiiti'eai^M Ataiillbiy cM> ciples of religious liberty. Its origin should Henry, h. aboht 1838, resides in California, fM Mtw WotU. brought him in sight of the French ships her pale cheeks likfe tUh bloom of life and The two I^ im e n ts were drilling a^ tlM vened:' is mate of a' vessel; imogene, b. about 1840, time of tho afKkir and as soim as woi^ S^. r. Thdp^Woao a m m Ifkr'whcn has Nature been more lavish of lying at anchor in the bar'ior of the May. bea ity. bo carefully remembered, for it is a fixed d. afted aboht 15; Lydia,h. about 1842, d. point from which to measure the liberal in­ could bo conveyed to them, part of tho 24th “Ab Act tapi^dlbnheOii^n^tM i^ aail Iklauty than beside the streams of Florida. In leply to the inquiries uf the French ••My poor,weary love,” ho whispered,soft­ aged abobt 17; - Getrrg* Thomat, b. aliout started G>r the scene of action ; but too late EqiMpBcat of a VolualMi* BAIUia, a a i «• broad river «wwliich the UuguenoU had comnwnder, he said, ^‘I am Melendez, sent ly, as he IMiit down and im p rin t^ a kiss fluence of tim e; the progress of modem civ­ 18M, d. AVril 20, 1860; M ia n ,h . about to bo of any service to the gallant fellows. provide for tho Public Dflbnc^" sparowtdr 1845,'isa'member of the 5th Connecticut ilization, and tbe victories of tho American They were speeding s c n m the countiy tiv Juno 2ra>, 1861, aild tho nroviaiaaa of g h a to t t ho— slvea, flowed to the ocean by the king of Spain to gibbet and behead upon her forehead. “I will not disturb you.” Reginlent. mind in its contests for tho intereots of bn- ward St. Johns river aa ao honea cAuld act oMitM “Ate A a ia adStiba to ilf Jtet A fH i^ an averblocuning garden of flowers, every heretic in the countiy. The French­ There was no look of death on the coun­ LiTTHEa Cakt, of what fiiniilv we know manity.” cany them. ontitlod ‘Aa Act in addition to aA Act to' bays and aNgnoliaa atood white with man who is a Catholic I will sparo ;but ev­ tenance of the sleeper, but as tho lips ofher not,-m. Risp'ih Allen, Nov. llVlt92,«nd has The afl'air created som< ex'citAwnt inrtbo provido for tho organiaaiioa aad edbiaiBwi blooaoms, pomegranatea gay with ery Protestant shall die.^ husband tenderly touched her brow, the the following chil. recofded in Windham': town. A few were, afraid the Abelt vi^ould oiaVoluatoer Militia, add t«^’ ^riUiSTi^ Poily, b. Feb. 21,1793, d. July 14, 1798 ; dash in, and a few were afriild tb^y wottld'l. tho Public Defence,” approvM »oco*Kd^ ■eariet bolls, and wild orange treca golden The French shii>s cut their cables, and put chill aent an agonizing fear to his heart,and HISTORY OF ANCIENT WINDHAM. jMinM h. Juno 13,’1795; BefMw, b. ilrith fhiit looked‘t«m iH^ as the trcea of out to sea, either to lure the Spaniards from he started up with a scream of terror. Somo would havo bwn glad if thiy had, • 'i*th, 186^ are hereby exteddodtd tbo fkOH GENEAIOGY. Doe: 7 , 1J97 ; Aaaey, b. Oct. 10, I8O0. whilc many mure would have- been'r«>7 ■ ' *or- ' iliesofthuNt who UtkVe heed aoaii(a- 4. Dca. E leazce Cabv was the earlieot the present, anl evcfythinj; now betokem a bm^hty they could not realise what dark lUbault reported to them the menace of the awaken, for she is now an‘ angel in glory !” ready enrolled. soid, actually rvMde in tbia S ia t4 Windham ancestor of tho “Christian street” milder atmosphere. Still it is a hard winter d^offrivation and disoouragrment had Spanish commander; but still l>elicving “0, why did you not tell me ?” said »ibr- I must say I am suriwisod a t the readineso Sec. 2. AU neisono wbo have ealistM Md: Caiy families. As seOn in XLV., he was for the extreme poor. Eveiy nccessary arti­ with which men come fbrward fur another boon muotend into tho mitttafy sorriod «>f |*CiDsdedtheir arrival in the Colony. themselves strong enough to ov«Tcome the gan, grasping the hand of his friend. “I the sOti of the second John Cary, of Bridge­ cle fur tlieir comfort being so expensive that leng term of service. Here ia a good exam­ tho United States, to apply oa tbo ^jhdta of Thecettagete which the young artist Spanish fleet, the men repaired to the ships, might then have been better prepared for the S tate, as called froai tho sOvAMMHk'. water, and nephew uf Dea. Joioph Cary the if sickness or old age has rendered them uh^ ple for themitt-aiuf-iM/ri* itoy-at-hormir. But ■ CMdaeted bis bfMe, stood a little apart and Ribault ventured incautiously from the this P able to labor much, they suffer. Coal is re­ I fear it will be loat upoa them. day of October. IMS, tbo PifMMatdf "No, my son,” said Ijiudoniore,- feelingly. Windham'settler. * Ho purehased a share f believe the health of tho Regiment ia tho United States, shMt b4 MtitWd td tho flioai tbi? oettlement, on a charming aite^ harbor. A fearful equinoctial gale commenced tailed here at thirty-six cents per hirge bas­ “Nothing could have prepared you tof such in 3,000 acres of land m Lebanon, in 1707, gaiNl generally. Youis truly, u. a. L. throe hundMfd dtUlaib' boiibt'y piUvlttM Ml overiookiag tbo river. Passion-flowers and to blow, and they were unable to return, but ket, which brings the price up to $19 44 per a picture of peace as you now behold.- Gaze but it does not appojir that ho ever lived pwrpli doinatis tiailed wildly around it, beaten around with terrible fury, every ship ton, as many of the dealers get fifty-fiNir upon it with thanksgiring, and think how there. On tho ICth of Jann iry, 1717-18, he ALL’S WELL. awcpltg over the wild rooes, and up the was wrecked at last upon the sandy coast. (what they call) half-bushel baskets out of Tne.dhy »eiidep b« sweet threo hundred dolhuy ftbia the ti^M latyuf nots was in a most defonseleas condition. heart-broken young man, with sobs and The Plymouth Chureh, of Brooklyn, (Rev. tho State by tho payautoter g o a ^ ' to tkd lo id y aaiove itoelf could desire, and Marjr groans. ‘4*ray for me, Laudoniere,- here men of Windham, both in civil and relig­ .\t peaee witb 4II the world, dear Lord aad ThM Veiy few men were left to sentinel their Heniy Ward Beecher’s) have done something No f«ars my soul's unwavering faith can order uf each noa-eowmisoioaod o*cor,‘e a - a^bed aot foCtho splendun she had left be- beside my dead.” ious affairs, and but few men wero more ahake: fortress, but those few kept constant guard the past year toward alleviating the aorrows aician, artificer or private, whwohidl odHoC Wad bor. Shebad atiU her little maid, and They knelt down there together on tho influential during the period of Mr. Clap’s .4U'a well! whichever side th<> grave for mo an«l bo muatered into tho mifitary aoiNiWd on the ramparts, apprdiending an attack by of the imfivtunato poor. Ih o ir Sabbath The wotniUg light may break! oM H itffo' bOBw «a« with his beloved flowery turf, beneath the magnolias,' atad ministry. He is usually called in tbe rec­ of tho United Statoo, on oi' tieftab tbdoia- sea. Never for a moment did they dream school has disbursed from tho coatributiens teenth day of Hay. 1864; td a ^ y u|io* ^ jraauf lady. Hsoeldoaiopokeofhisfonak- the voice of the Hi^uenot arose to tbe'Gt>d ords “Cspt. Cary,” but was also a deacon of Melendez leading his men through the A c m . qootaa berotoforo required fWiai tbio Stato bat was awK sanguine than ev- of the martyr, that He would not foifet in the First Churoh, being chosen in 1729. of the scholars: $103 tw tho Five Points dense swamp and thicket which lay behind House of Industry; $10 to tho Women’r P .^E D AT THE ADJOURNED SPEC- orwhoshaUboaccoptod by tbd PlWidsat •rttet-thcHilguenota bad found the land his young servant whom he had afflicted, and continued in the office until his death uf the United StatM abd p l ^ tdthd cMd- them. What was their consternatiou then, Prison at Sing, $210 to the Homo fi>r little I.4L SESSION, JANUARY, 1864. ■orlMMf tbo oppressed w en to abide without and fed with the “broad of tears” ; and i» 1754. He held the most important town it of tbo Steto; which payaMMt skall bd when, on the morning offhe 21st of Septem­ wandereiw, in New Yo«k; $25 to tho Girl’o rHArTEE I. moreover, that he would grant th at the offices, such as selectman, Ac., for many Lodging House, in New York; $25 to tho made whoa such poiMiio sh ill havv boow ftar of fofot or aword, until tbo bleiaed ber , the unscrapuloiu Spaniard appeared An A\:t in'adtfitieu t>an Act entitled “.\n mustered i to tho serried of tka United! blood of that day’s sacrifice might be aveng­ years, and very often represented the town Colored Orphan Asylum, in New York, and y t m o M n IfilWniums^ in tbe heart oftlie aettlement, cutting down $75 to the RochMter Avenue Miasion, in Act confceriiidg Crimea and Punishmenta.’, S u te s; aad said sa* shall bo id addHioW I t wMI'to him a Lrlef, though sunny rest- ed upon their enemies. in the General Court He m. Lydia ----- , Be it enacted by the Senate and House toaiiy com^naatiim'by law horetoflita a|:> everything ttiat lay in his path to the Fort. Brooklvn; and they have funds on hand to deHdaoe; oaly tbe lastotoponhia way to the W ith Laudoniere’s sword tho men com­ probably at Bristol, where most likely his help any other worthy object of Represeutatim in General Assembly con­ lowed ; jtruvided, that tho governor, if ka The poor Huguenots did what little they shall deem it aeedfut tho pdblie bdMC .edtetial City. He dii^heforo the summer menced to cut the flower, enam eled turf, children were bom. He d. July 28, About 12 o^clock, a few nights aince, we vened : were able to defend themselves, but such ■were awakened by criea of distress. We by his piMadihtian, may ca 100 saekp*«> ■a a ti* WCM foded, befafo the first ahadow and hollow out a bed for the fair young 1754, aged 75; Lydia, his wid., d. Jun» 12, Sec. 1. That tbe compensatioa of jailors fooblo resirtance was of no avail. The Span­ could distinguish a female voice, but could for boarding prisonen siiall be such sum as moat of three hundr^ dolbjib td cedlio,dii’ ortho do ad iM ***'*^'*^* h o rim which sleeper. . I t was a long, laborious work, 1761,-agod 74. Their chil. were: (34) Et- not tell exactly whence it came. The next shall from time to time be allowed by the amrday piior to aaid'aikteodth day df May waKobamt oa tbo ill4atod colony in all iards were victois, and such victors as put which lasted until midnight. When it was eazer ; Abigail, m. 1st, Jeremiah Ripley, m. day the Brooklyn l^aioa contained the fol- county commissioners in the respective 18U, ami may at my tihio piWf td satd* humanity to shame. One of the foulest sixteenth day oTMhy, n 64, .by kih prMkl^ Jbobladmeasordaitoeisrand put oat i*s done, it required all the gentle entreaties of 2d. John Abbe, sen.-; Lgdia, m. David Rip­ lowii^ account of tbe death of a girl in the counties, not exceeding threo dollars per deeds that blot the page of American his- building directly ia the rear of the one we mation/direct sucb'payment to k* rtlodaiatf «Mrly li^tted aad happy household fites. Laudoniere, and all the plain, honest argu­ ley; Auufia. Nathak Denison ; £/i;aiefA,m. week. by tho pdymi«ti»*-genefiii.‘ toiyw as then and there enactied o» the occupi^: “‘Coroner Norris held an inquest Sec. 2. That the provisions of the preced­ ments of the men to persuade Morgan to Joshua Wight, 2d; ifarv, m. Gideon Bing­ yesterday upon tbe body of a colored wom­ ing scction be extended to the board of all Sec. 4. Tho pn>irisi«di of tW AM aUl! CRAPTCa IS. banks of the May. Men, women and chil­ consent to so rude a burial. ham ; Marthof d. Jan. 25, 1774. Tbe above an, resif this' d^d/^who shall avsraa fbo profanod loiiag aii'oaqm in the west, once more behold bor sweet faco by the 34. ELCAZca C aev,jr., m. Jerusha Walooi setting fire to the sarpet and other combiis- ent herewith are hereby repealed. And voloatetyi for* tjio oervico i f tboC U a M ibtbo oxtenaioit or tbe Piotestant power, name of his beloved, but no'Mary answered light of the sun. They could not deny his dau. of dca. Nathaniel, Jan. 29,1733-6; hod* bustible materials. The flames were event­ tbia act sillill take effect from tho day of its Ststds a» tiroridW ia said act All volaa- l^am ft the destrttetlaa of the Hugaenot bis call. Trembliug with apprehension, he request. July S4, 1754; his wid. m. Cspt. James ually suppressed but tbe poor woman had passage. tedib, rMMnts df tlld IHato, wha aball ba was awditatfed' and given into the called again, “Fear not, darting !• it is your Faint and exhausted, his companions one Lasell. Chil.: (36) Eltazer, b. Aug. 7,1737; meantime' been completely roasted. She Appr^ed Jan. 15,1864. hereafter diUtteredbito tbe servicooftba husband, como to save you; Baaten, and (37) Ndthaniel, V Jan. 17,1739-40; &ua»- died shortly after. A verdict in accordance I UnftM Stat(*,-shall m>t bo entitM to It- liils oTtho Hpaaiih PU|ihts to ofbct. by one retired a little distance, and threw with tbe facts was rendered.” CIIArTRE II. ! eeivfe tW bounty herein provided, aali f Bcfiocthosaila o r Ribm ltV haric were we will fly together to the thick woods.” themselves down for an hourV rest beneath nah, b. April 22, 1742, d. July 25, 1754. W. B. Bradbury, 427 Broome strrct, N. An Act authoffzing the further issue of , such voludtoeik shall bo accredited to tow to the biceae,4he aad' of ihnatiaam No voice replied, and he seaKhed wildly the quiet stars, while tho bcfeaved young iUcUJisa, b. April 15, 1744; (3ft) Phiueai, Y., has just published a music boOk for'tho Slate BoMs. whAb they ai«» entoMe I or havo their igm aHMiod, aad the cry’ o f o x ti^ tio n around the* little dwelling finuitically re- husliand kept solemn watch over the form b. Oct. 7, 1746; Prndeuet, b. Mhreh 26, use of Sunday schools. It is called tbo Bo it enacted by the Scnato' and House I dehce itaoC enrolled, ascertained by tla “ Golden Chain and Showers,” and contains poating tho aamo of Mat)'. of the belov^ dead, until break of day. 1749,d. July, 1750; Lydia, b. Dee. 26,1751 of Representatives'in’ Uca:ral Assembly boaHb ^tiwiilhacat. iM wftaai ViaaeotoSpdn. Bytheprim- many of thosr lively tunes which arh so Well cuavenc^: -S tt.. 5,. _ Tbo suai of eigbtooa _ *%he it gtme already,” said the voice of l1iMi;tn the'mdely-CUhiontfi! grivb' d. Sept 17,1754; J«riuVi,b. Jan. 14,1755) sdspted to children'll voices. Sunday school Sec. I: I b i t to'eaablo the trliiBsat^r trf' tUduoaad dollars, or ao anwb uf tka 1_____ •tbo Adabd CoUgny periabed in the Laudoaiere, wbo badifoHowoWie steps ofi neath' th^ magnuliis^ tho B^'de of the M iy protebfy m; Roul^n Wolch.* ' child^n DOW cotapose almost tbo entih: bonuw the siifti (^tw tf ’mltlifliM lif diillaHL dfsadtui oMooawO of I t ■arttrtaoMW, when shsll be necessajy, ia hereby appnpri^lt# the artist. “The bloodhounds are at hand, was liid to rest ih siien« aiM ili'tearii, afid' 3Si. Dca. I^^illiam Cabt rMdcd in Wind- choir* of several of thtf churches'in'thi* city afifilroprfatM riid authorized tbbo bdn<'twP‘ion of th*- f-rryt. Jl«'it titfr. this mMo «f prf^-Jtife. wltb marVrd *• r- Awi.-mbly. .itvJ apprr»*e.l‘ 18 THE WILLIMANTIC JOURNAL, JANUARY 29.1864. V0L.XY1I be n«cemry,tomcettiie«xpeiiditum here­ pardoned by the reader who penises the ten, 3 ; ftMn tea to twenty, 4 ; from twen­ eighty years ef age. On the 20th inst. an IMPORTANT TO FUIALK8. in anthoriM. clear statement of principles and raqr B>l^ ty tothfarty, 4; (Wim thirty to forty,4j Omo repm ent on picket duty a t RusseU- DR. CHeESEHAN>S PILLS. In M oiield. JsBua^ H by lev. C. L Ayer, i MUB, Approved, Jan. &th, 1664. Tille, was attacked by a snnerior force of rative which will occupy the pagea ef the flMnforty tefifty, S; fkemfifty toaixty,?; the eneBqr< We lost ■aTeral men and one Pnpani kj Cmilim L CkmiMi, E I., CIIAPLM IV. work. ftmnsixty to seventy, 5; from seventy to pieee of artillery. New Tork City. An rcbtinc to Dilb for Public Acto- I t is to be embellished with fine and spir­ eighty,5; from ei^ty to nhiety, 3. The Letters fnMn St. Augustine, Florida, flir- n * eomMasUoa ot iagndkaU !■ Ihaw m b at* tk» i > i m Rt. n Dp-aiiim ii^ n fM * c m PIM We it enacted by the Senate and House ited portraits uf prominent characters, both cauaes of death were: Cholera infimtnm &, nifh intelligence of the preoccupation by rtraUraloagawlHlMHln piaetle*. Thay ai* b IM In CelnmUa, Jawmty UniM of RepreientaliTeB in General AMeably Uukm troopa of Jacksonville, upon the St. is Ihair opmtlm, awl ewtaia la twtMlliw aO ir Wri^VwMew ef tke bte A Wright. s|sd liitiM , can. MnvcMd. National and Coafoderate, and by maps, diptheria 7, dyacnteiy 3, eiyaipelaa 3, acar- John^ River, about forty mibs inland Ihxn ncalaritl^ ralafafMMutnaUoM, itMriac all ok- and diagrams, views of bftttk scenes, Ic., and letina 4, marasmus 1, cancer 1, debility S, diOwtotbety, ita m u j ST. Mis. Msiy H.. That all bilk (iir public acti^ pafwd at St. Augustine. Tbe event is said to have •traelioan, whothw froa cetor otharwba, haadacka, wife of ■* . bsM H. BetAaall. i M M yaais No. l84Mate Strest. Sprin^bM l B m the pnaent session of the Geneial Awem- the mtdianical execution of the woric wfll apoplexy 1, brain fever 2, convubions 1, Uken pbce on or about tbe Vth inst. pain la tha aid*, falpiUtioB efUia UaH, diatacbad aad«nM M i£~HsefotMiiieaile&belNteaght 'pBTURN their thanks fbrthevssy Uhatal Mv, unless otherwise therein prvrided^hall be of a auperior order. It is to be in two paralyab 1, disease of brain 1, eonsnmp- FoaTBEsa Monbob, Jan. 26.—The lUch- (laap, whkk aria* from iatnrnptioa ofaaUua toWillliHm(lefo*inlanMnt.l«^T. mond Ernqnirer of the 19th of Januaiy saya TO MARRIEO LAMES, lnliHiaSMCsalsr.lnMi7 H H r.b a b h fixNtt and adtw their MMaM. tion IS; pleurisy 1, lung fever 4, heart dis­ Approved, Jan. 15th, 1864. latge rctavo valumes, bandsomely bound. Mr. Hiedell, secretary to the Vice Presi­ Dr. Chanama’a Fllto an innluabla, aa Ihay will kria( smsdsutsasd IT. bssts»vlawiUbedlieeto«ln tnaatonsMSSo The first volume will be issued in a few eased 2, UUew fever 1, ulceration 1, old dent, received a dUpatch from Augusta, an­ OB tlM wMtbly pariod with raxularitjr.' Ladlaa wko In MaauSd, Jsnnaiy 4, Jonathan Stone w of the PROPOSED AMENDMENT TO T t t t Weeks, the second soon after the waria cka- age 1, Accident 1, auflocated 1, unknown 1, nouncing the sodden and serious illness of baratwaadlaappolatadintbauna ot otkar rUla, caa Lrtanen. JsawHT K Mn. Annb Bbneke MB, COKCTITUTION. ed. It will be sold only by anbacriptioo. atUlbomS, ricketa 1. Mr. Stephens. He was attacked on Sun­ plac* tha ntawat eoatt daaeo in Dr. Chaaaataaa’a HUa ard.aMdNyaan At a General Anemblv of the Sate of Con- day mommg. Thb attack, with the well daiag aUUat thry raprtMnt tada. IanewTerk.Jannary Mr. Wniiam iMctieat holden at liartford in said State, Messrs. A. S. Hale and S. C. Hardin ara Compart with last year there has been known atate of hb health during the winter, NOTICE. mons, s*ed m b te B rssldent of Wfndha*. win stUnd aivary TOCRmoatheatthe en' thc third day of November, in the agenu for Windham county, and are can­ anlncreaaeof 17 b i r t ^ of marriagaa 15, creatcs serious apprehension in regard to TkaTakoaldaatkaaaaddailatPn(aaM7,aa aala- In Onat Salt lake Citr. Utah. DseemberlT. DanAtweod.fonMriy a« MMifisH, tm* n of our Lord one thouiand eight kun- vassing f>r subscriptions. and 2 deaths. carr United States^ Hed^ltale Rarruws has purchased the pic-nic lot ef oC the men^ knapaacka contained a box of in this or any other eountn; all other Pul- men wiU probably becalled forin theceniw Trochea, being genenlly used by them for nionie Wafera are counterfeits. The jenu- etable Balm, that will i>ffvctnally remove, in ten Mr. T. W . Cunningham, north ofthe Meth­ iuecan beknowa bythenam a BRYAN be* days. Pimples. Blotches, Tan, Freckles, and efthespring. I«tthe recruiting madiine colds, etc.” -Brown’s Bnnehbl Troches” ingstamped on eaeh wafer. be lept in motion until we enlist fifty men. odist church, and we understlnd intends to should he in every soldier’s knapsack or Brj/tiH'B Ptdaumie Waftro all Impurities of the Skin, leaving tin T hb lemarkaHe COMPOVND a n I n l Let us be ahead next time. ThiaMonrnd- put it m marlwt. It b a veiy fine lot, be­ pocket, to be uaed upon the first appearance Believe Cougha, Colds. Sore throat.Hoarseness soft, clear, smooth and beautiful. te a modifisd form, ta F H IIC I ABBT BPB. uf a celd or cough. I will also piail free to those havteg Bald vies, and we believe, if acted npon, it will ing elevated and diy and pleasantly locat­ Brgaa't Pvlmonie PlTAld, during the lata CBMAM WAI. Relbve Ashtma, Bronehitis, Diflieult breathing Heads, or Bare Faces, simple directiona and wheroitamarit aasinmsdislinaalai eave us money, if not a dra(», by and by. ed near the ccnter of the village. If a high Brj/an'$ PtUwtonie Ha/ert school should ever be established here it Soldiers, see teyour health, do not trust information that will enable them to start a mtsblishsd. (haaae the _ _ __ to the Army supplies ; Cholc^ Fever and Believe apiUing of blood, paina in the cheat full growth of Luxuriant Hair. Whisken or a d aetbatothe Amariaaa p a h ^ M aaa would be an admirable location for a house. Bowel complaint will fMlow your slightest Brf/oH'f PHlwtonte Wafer$ GREELErS HISTORY OF THE AMER­ Relieve ineipinnt consumpUon, lung diseaaoa. Moustacb. in lem than thirty daya. mittadferexassinaUenw weUsniasairtlB^ ICAN CONFUCT. But if Mr. Bsrrows intends to offer it either indiscrelion. Holloway’s pills and oint­ All applicationa answered by return mail ment should be in eveiy man’s knapack. Bri/aui't Pulmomie Wafer* tbn to two of onr most dbtingnbhed Ann||ln> In thb age of ready writers and steam for public or private purposes, we entreat Relieve irritation of uvula and tonsils. without charge. Respectfully yours. slChenUste. v b ; ProCMov JAMIBR: CBOU him not to cut down the beautiful grove of Tbe Britbh and French troops use no oilirr Bfynn'f PidmoHie Wa/e $ TIIOS. F. CHAPAIAN; Chemist Willimantic Inatltiite. printing presses, an event of such nmgni- medicines. Only 25 cents per bos or pot. TON and JULIUS O. POBU,whaae « Belbve the above complaints in ten minulea, 831 Broadway, New York whbh follows, will sssnw th« tndeand importance as the Great Rebel- young timber on it. We believe it will sel| Bryru't Pulmonic 'I «/<•(•» of its great medietaal virtnae: io n eonld not fail to be fruitful in attempts for more with ft on than oB: It would if H a w s o r T H E w e b k . Arc a blessing to all classcs and constitutions. [connirsicATED) k PayWali SoM to prsser\-e its facta and incidents in works wc were to buy. B r v a a ’t PulmoHie Wti/trt PUlMONJUrr CONSUMPTION A ^CUMBU OltfASE I FOR BOTH SBZBS. COXSKCTICUT Are adapted for vocalbts and public sneakera. ef more or less elaborate execution, and of Dea. Andrews, we nnderslsnd, has sold A CAJtP, The Second Term will hagin FEBRUARY 8; Nbw Teaa. Febraavy 1 4 1 The bids for $2,000,000 Connecticut Bryati't Pulmouie Wa/trt TO CONSUMPTIVES. and eontiniie eleven weaha. greater or loss hbtoric and literaiy merit the Nibs PMter fann te Mr. Lewb Ruas, Ara in sinn>le form and pleasant to the taste. F i w a knowledge of the in g n d h a lB .^ who has returned from the wsst and taken State 6 par cent 20-year bonds wereepene.l Bryan'* Ptdmonie Wafers The undoiaigued having been restored to thefrprepertieaentering into tbe aeMHMtai Already several Histories of the Rebellion at Hartiitrd on Saturdar. The Mcregate Net only relieve hut effect lasting cures health in a few weeks, by a very simple remoK < e n w . known se R O M A IN B i^C B lM B A IlB lnS ars before the public, written by anthon of bis residence among ns. of offerings waa upward of 94,00(^000, at dy, after hav ing suffered several years with a we aro enabled to apeak of tttatsnwafM M h Bryan't Pulmonic Wafer* severe long a l l i e n , and tIuU dread disease, ...... H a t rommemiatbn. Calisaja at Ptoartaa K ea*abUshed reputation in diflinx-nt depart- prioea ragning firom to 4 pw cent pre­ Are warranlsd to g ve sa*Jsfhction to every one ...... WiLLtMAMTic, Jan. 27,1764. mium. The entire loan was awarded to Consumptiow—b anxious to make known to FrSnckLiufibdatart:::::: l i Z being one of itaprinoinal eenaMtasalk liarifo* ■ manto ef literature; some of them of a good h b fellow snffereiathe meansof cure. er with herh^ roots, sad satmsla baHaa Mb. Weaveb. Dear S ir: Will yon allow Katcbum Son A Co. of New York nnder KeCuaily should la without a box of To all who desire it he will send a copy of Plane aad vocal mnab at usual ratss. cidadmadiainatqualitisakwe hateae hsril» degreeeTnMrit, and all of them, we doubt me, through the Joubmal, to return my their bid for the whob or none at 101. Bryan'* Pulmonic Wafer* the prescription used (free of charge).'>rilb the A Cbaein Baea-KBaniw w in befwme^ and iMi*, well received by the reading public. in the house directions for preparing and using the same, due proarfnance given to a Busin— Ednsn- sincere thanks to the inends who surprised Tbete are aaventy-flve banka in thb State No traveler should ha withent a supply ef which they will find a aeracmv for Consump­ tiun. O. D. Case A Ce.,publbhers,oriIarifbrd, me on Tuesday evening with a generona whoae anited ennital amenated, Jan. let, Bryan'* Pulmonic Wafer* tion, Asthma, Bronchitis Coughs, Colds; &e. Pnpib asar railroad caa aanm and return From its alterative mpertiiia it b tslinbist to«21,849,04»Ci5: to p r^ e n t by its daily use in modatato fnaa* have in press the first volume of a hbtoiy donation of one hundred and twenty-five in b b pocket The only object of the advertiser in sending daily at baa than ane-fonrth the usual misa. ef the present great conflict, written by The atrreta in Kew Laadea ara lighted No person will ever oMeet to give for the prescription is to benefit the afflicted, and Those wWiteg heard will be assbted to ob- titfi. conelipaUon, fever and agne. asUd S m dolbn? May they never want for any with gas for the fint time. Bryan'* Ptdmonie Wafn* spread information which he conceivea to he tate it in gMrtfiaUlbe at fob prieea. Horace Greeby, of which we have seen a invaluable; and he hopra every sufferer will good thing. Truly yeuta, The New Yoik Pott saya th a t Blliot.the TwenU-fiveCMs. A valnabfo CaMnathss baon sscniad lar the few apecimen pages. A hurried perusal of JOB MOSES, Sole Phtprietor. try h b remedy, as it wi painter, haa accepted a commimion /rom ms7 prcee a bieming. school, new scbesi Hsnituro obtainrdl and the n^Maaaa wwiav* mamm wwwwiav Mi ______S.Q . WiLLABB. -A____s n Courtlaad street Mw Tork. eoM pages of th b has given us the impres- M n Samnal Colt to paint, firom a Bold by all druggi^. Fartieawishtegprescw ising prescription wiB please sd- apptiaacsa of modem sebsob will be added sea. see sickness. It b annsassiy a i n M PisTATeaiAL— Some three orfbnr of onr dress. aa tha c ^ mstancse of the InstftntertaU war­ imsatae of delicato suMtitaflsaat sa« f ta I aiea tim t the woric, when finbbed, wUI be likene»a, a potrait of her late hnsbai W aiimant(c.Jan. 18lh, 1864. 4 «w Rev. EDWARD A.WILSON.Willbmsburgh, rant and demand. firm itbaofsge. MM efehsoibing interest to all readers vAo sportinggentiy btely made a pbcatorial whidi he b to leeeive tha sum off*3,o8o. 88 4m Kings Codnty. New York. Three reports per Term w ll he made topa- Thapropanitb view tbs qnestbns involved m the great oon- excursion not many miles fWim here and Mr. Goodwin, the Lsgislative atatbtic- HaMettM*B B llten ranta or gnardtana. ef the stiSHsg and depart, v ^ a ^ malarial. 114 pounds of pickerel was the result. ian, was vbitad by a number of frienda in Have received the warmsat encomiuma ftam WOBMB.—( VSBMSS lyTISTUTA. m a n lo fm lh . whatever. tMKCtsjr new cuhninati^t in bfeod, fnm the the prsas and people throughout the Union aa asatb. warminCand sessptsblsto paM e aa« New Haven Wednesday evening, who bft t>n of tha most prevalent caussa of the ills or BverypoasihleaflMwillha medete seeuw stossaeh. Mnnd-futotsfthe author, andone of gnat with him §200 in money, and Iota of au^ a vsluable tonic for the cure of dyspepsia, fiat- an eflketive aaotal infinsnae. tha meat rapid Mb. Daniel P hilws, of the Hartfoid ex- ulenee, oonstipaUon. and9|sneral nervoni de> feebleness of children, and often-timea of and thorough aequMtion of hnewledte u d JAMBBR. GIULTON.« . vnlnetonllwhe wbhtoatndy tbe political prsm office, will accspt onr timaha for a pair stantiab. bility. it cannot be approached. Every day adulta. b the great quantity of INTESTINAL ------cnltnro aondi withphysfcrtlsalth.mental juuusa.poauLM.ik hbtoiy efenrRepuMk. kdlAm, weahonld The Winated H m M thus shoots at a new caasa of iU greiU eO««t are ehronieled WORMS. of veiy nice pranie chickens. D. P. CORBIN, A. t U Prtmclpal. Idlr^fiMm m at other hbteriea of the Re­ delinquent anbscriber: “We have just oa« CORBINS WOfMrDESTRDYING SYRUP, man upon our books who is in arream for Thatthey have the indo a ftb e M I^ bellion in being not so much a mere mrra- ' WINDHAM. ■ will be fonnd a LADHB'FAlBwiBbe held in Boekvilb hb anbacfiption. Reailer, are you that in­ duriM the week comnwnirin* Fabraaiy eat medical authority ofthe U. 9. Anty,i n t y . T in: Qcota Ft'LL.—^We are happy toannonnce valuaUa specif Its'mild tone, iU sure" aad ftrfecllJ Sife aid EHieuim leaiij A tiveeflustotical events aa a stattMcnt of dividual r ______vigorous acUon upon a disordsfed stomaeh, la t l a a c ^ an wnmMassnt w i t l i ^ the political, mainland social eaiMsa which that the qnoU of Windham, under the twt and the cleansing of the entire human body It not only removes the worm8.ftM( U« tm m eall, b now full. THE WAS. should recommend it to all classes of onr com« and in alloaaea greatly IbaafcforonefhM. Imre led to tbe present state of things. It munity. ___ improves the general health. »lw H.j.o>BBUjnr. Surgeon-Ctolb NamnMiid CiNciMNATi, Jan. 23— ^The Di$paUA saya Many certificates could be pnblished from aaans to be a work written for the peopb, BiBTHs,MABaiAGEs AND Dbatbs IX W ind­ Cant. Ekin, a deapatch officer from Knox- .1 7 See Advertisement Jgl For sale by all druggists and dealeia generally Mothen who believe it has saved the children F a im for AND m A dasigped to show them why we have ham roB THE TEA8 1863.—Whtdemunbsrof vilbj Thuraday, a week ago, brings inform- everywhere. of the great quantity of worms expelled, and l«darelMlUon,and theapirit aad pwpoae atianitbatLongslreet had l>een reinfi>rced tha improvementin health, alter using thb mnBsiAaeriberoflbmforsatoatat abargain birth,l03;mabs,63,fomalaa,40; eoleied medicine. known ae tha Dimmtakfttmrit. whM have aaiaMted the rebcb in carrying with 21>,Georgia, tiy- the State, 6 ; both parties American, ing to oiganma a cavalry foece for opera- modes oftreatmentwithbut success, cowiders Consumptive suOerers will leceivea valua­ arriage hense. bam, Ac., are nsariy new and •tately dignity of bbtarieal eompoaitien- it hbsssred dntv to communicate to hbaHict- ropab. Thalocationb very pisasant 35; both partbs foreign, 14; American tiona upon theeamnwnicatiena ia the rear ble prescription for the cure of Consnmption. i u sCum r aae ofthe baat ta that ssatba e( Mbed we tbiidc that hers and thei« a paa- male and foreign fSemab, 1 uf Chattanoqgsk Gcneial Wheebr b abo ed fellew srealnres the msans of ewe. Hence, Asthma. Bronchitis, and all Throat and Lnng the tewn. naa. Allorde m g t aavon a trifle ton nmch ef the eaqr H- about te make a said aeeerding to the re- on the receipt ef aa addressed envelope, he alKcctions (free of charge,) by sending their ad­ Theheusaandbnndings. wilka nestbaef The whole nnmber (if,deathab64; maba, porto of deaertera. A be^ eramantedrsb- will send (flree) n copy of the psesaription used, Mi|K«ri|MeditarVquill{ BntHMaebbm- 31; femabs, 33; wholeanmbw nnderetie dress to ' Rev. K. A. WILSON. e b b td y rode inteLafoyette and conscript- Direct to Dr. John M. Dsgnali. 188 Fultou Williamsburgh. M ti, if they ere oMkideied sucjj^, will be yew, 18; fruB OMi to four, 1 0 ; fW«B.flve to enqniro^C.W. Tuner, WiUiman^. td fifty-two men, two cf whom were over i t r ^ Brooklyn^ New York. g.«r 4 6w Kings Co., N. Y. Van. a t->884. • 93 NO. 6. THE WILLIMANTIC JOURNAL, JANUARY 29.1864. 19

IMPORTANT NOTnCB! FARM FDR SALE. JOURNAL BEADESS A. W: TRACY, S in Toir Dtllan. h e subscriber oflTers forsalo his Farm, sita> NEW GOODS ated in Chaplin, Nortli Windham village, Tconsisting of 110 acres of land, in tiro parcds. Buy your goedaal The home place ccntnini about 25 acres, and atout 80 acres in one body about half a mile distanL On the home lot is a new, \atae, New Geo^* New Goods TAKE jJOTlCE!! nbie house, pleasnntly situated a short dis; NewQood* NewQooda T tfB M O A L ice from Swift's factory, near an excellent NewQooda New Good* i lW lTTB BWCC. school, and but a short distance from the pro- New Goods New Goods Dsed location of the depot of the Boston, New Gooits artford & Erie Raliroad. The land is of an New Q o ^ SUfOULAR AHNOUNCEHERT WE ARK tELLINO GOODS A T O W m C li excellent quality, in a good state of cultivation, NeW Good* NOW NEW STORSi with a suitable variety of mowing, wood and Nkw Good* la th* time to buy yonr Dreai CoMh. OUR PASTIkkBS. pasture, and on the premises is avarie^of New Go«ai New Goods NOW choice fmiL consisting of apples, peats, eher- New Goods New Goods Wonder While Ye ReadI Is tk s time to hny yonr sHIa riet, pinms. &o. New Good* New Goods ASferMik iw kaei. mm W j l r t i aad NOW The home place, with house and 35 arros, NewGbOda New Goods tow eit ptieed MBMtoMal e< is tho time to hny jo m ^ m ee tie i AithakMltMMdykBOwa fartk* alltTteUoB will be sold separately, if desired, or A'I to­ H NOW ofCot^aadaUaSMtioMoftkit tkm t W« gether. The subscrilwr, having engaged in tho time to hny yonr Carpslft other business, offers to sell the above de. CAN IT BS? AND YET IT IS! NOW scrii>ed property at a bargai^ ia th* tin e to buy yonr Oilelotha.! NEW GOODSII Also, two valuable Water rtivileges for sale; EVERY WEEK NOW U F E U M C n. For further particulars inquire of Allen Lin­ ia th* tim* to buy yonr Clotha. coln, at Willimantic. or of the snbscriber at FICTION AT 1 D1SCOVHT NOW Lyon's Mills, in Chaplin. LORIN LINCOLN. Chaplin. Jan. 13.1864.______3 3m lath* tim* to buy your Csaaimam. tMM M r Mm ciliaM w a oOmm tnUfTiag to Every Week Every Week Every Week Every Week PROBATE NOTICES. Every Week Every \ ^ k GLOTHINO tatoaUMTifiiMraad w ter* M i «f «thw S U C T l o M i Every Week Every Wee Truth taking the Lead! lUHitoaivwtiM. Tteptiwit Every Week MARDWABBI Of atery ii*nr*ptttir. y order of the Court of Probate for the dis­ Every Week trict of Lebanon will be sold at public Every Week OHLTl* CENTS. Bauction on Wednesday, the 17th day of Feb- EveiyW eek Conatahtiy making adsitioaa ta *w 1__ . maiy, 1864, at eleven o'clock a. m., on the bwgestiBek. w*eall partietthv aW s«H fla*a# premise.s all the real estate of Betsey Fitch, U alof M tk it M17 «M «•& tiT • 1m>x:MUBf sot S. A. HAMLIN, late of Lebanou, deceased, situated in said 4.TViU:you>IU>»r. me • short aMloiTdM’tbayaMilMr. .a S u w«: apace % .afew_hnuble. Jret Itm st, valuable DRESS GOODd . JfflW OOMS town of Lebanon, viz.; one piece of {woodland BLACK SlLk tfctliA wftw iw U m um tlM M M t bounded northeasterly Inr land of widow sngg^tions. Chaiii as you well know, la Blanchard and the heirs of N. C. Payne and on AT L. H. CLARK’S. inscribwl on everything pertaining to haiaUii- ALPACAS. ALPACAS AtPACAtf all other sides by ladd of Esthef it. Card and ty. Yea. the great gl% itself, bears the im­ SILKLUSTBBEKKS, i rflAMtiSthlfOi^rtanityto infom t]th* contains four and one half acres more or less, press therirat Is it smnge. then, that the fidr SILK t u s r a i M l X MU of Willmiuitie and Tioimity, U uth* also one other lot consisting of pasture and L. ii. Clark's. sex (though nsnally so unchangeable) in POPLINS r O F L I N B _____ L. H. Clark's. formity wfth this geliWkl lfe«r s C iId d del e i ^ kM I«M»d the stoN on llU n strMt, formerljr woodland bounded northeasterly by E. M. a change in . POPLINS rO ffU M Lord, southeasterly by S. O. Hatch and A. N. L. H. Clark's. tw U fettaiiatU ti^ dirwiiiiiMMk ocenptod by De*eon Cnihmtn, which he hM Burgess, westerly by highway and northerly 1 Im* L. n . Clark's. WOOL DeltAINES, CICAIIS * TOBAC66. theronfhly renerated and fitted up in the beet W0!l>!)Def>AIWE3; . by h. M. Card, highiray and said E. M. Card HERINORS', M llU llO ak ; and ia prepared to oflSgr to the puhlie and contains sixfj--livc acres more or less. HOOP Lebanon, Jan. ‘iSth. 1864. Family Bye Colors. EMPRESS C l tOTraorthabwtbruidaofToliMSoW«h»T«Boirlvfu«)M M aadCigm 6 3w .GEO. D. SPENCER, Executor. (Patented Octoblir 13.1163.) PLAIN. STRIPED AND FlGUl CONTfeACtioN is>W tU word. HAN­ of various deacriptiona. ON AND AFTER MONDAT. Auction Sale. OVER. one of the first to hear the call, and y virtue of an order of the Court of Probate with his usual promptitude acted accordingly. for the district of Coventiy. the subscri^ A SPLENDID STOCK o r pMndMM. AM tam^Solm TirtBBrath- The 4th df January, Ber will sell at public auction, (unless previous' SHAWLS, SHAWLS) •n. ft*.. «e.. Mamehnm Ad B w PIpw te ly sold at private sale) on the premises, in the AN ENTIRE CHANGE IN THE FOBM OF grM lw iatjr. C ifu eaMS, Cigmr Haldarm, Jtc THE LARGEST AND BEST SBLECT- town ofCoventry.on the llth day of Kuliruary. HIS SKIRTS HAS BEEN INTRODUCED. KD STOCK OF 1864 at 10 o clock, a. m., all the real and pe'r» Ladies’ and Miase*' belonging to the assigned estate of Jos»h Warren, consisUng of about 10 acres of Mr. Editor, wlukt de yon suppose was the Fancy Furs« D ry Goods land, dwelling house, barn, saw mill and water result It was as might be expected. ever offere •: tbia State, and aa he will darote privilege; also all the stock, tools, utensils, tMr of oxen, two cows, one horse, four year­ hiawholet «aBdatt«ntionezelaiiTel7 to lin g , and one two year old bull. It the day named is stormy, sale next fair HANOVER'HAS NOW A SKIRT OF THE UtSW U. SEDTBt day. ROBERT BROWN, Trustee. Black, Dark Greea, MOST SY3IHETRICAL SHAPE YET SEEN LAZARUS ft MORRIS’ DRY CiOOUs. Coventry, Jan. 28,1804. 5 ihr. Black for iilk . Light Greea; S^Iaa iuia pirieea I ^ . Dark Blue, kye Drops and Salve AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden at Mans­ and whioh is attracting favorable attentionfrom HOUSE TBniMlNGi, field on the 25th day of January, A. D. 1864. Light Blue. the publio. The following are facte, to prove HOOP SKIRTS ~ Frmch Blue. Maroon, which, no scholarly attainmenta are requisite. RAILS, HOOP SKIRTS ...... Whieh he will bay and aeU Present, Oliver B. Griggs. Esq., Judge. Claret Brown. Dark Browa, CUTliltftt OP ALL ktNDS. Weaiewlei^eeto j^ th e abore valoaMe N motion of Harriet O. Palmer, Adminis­ JOlNErs^X^^LS; HbOPSKIRtS ^ Otratrix on the estate of Nathan F Palm­ Dark Brown, Orange, rtii B» eBt in Light Brown. Purple. H O O P S B n ti riBola er late of Mansfield within said District, de­ H aM ver’fl New S k i r t s m te S a u i n i At laaa thaa manufutnT**’* p riM For Cash Only! ceased: This Court doth decree that six months Snuff Brown, Royal Purple. la flM tavarytUagkM lail la M r lito. be allowed and limited for tlin creditors of said Cherry, Salmon, estate to exhibit tbeir claims niiains the same Crimson, Scarlt.t; Hehaano hesitation in aMuring the pnblie to the Administratrix ; and di'fect that public Dark Drak. Slate. noticA be given of this ordor bv advertising in Light Drab, Solferino. IhathewaiaeUDiyOooda of e»ety deserip- Fawn Drab. CkMds cf Evorj DtteripUK a newspaper published in Willimantic and bv Violet. They are of a most elegant shape. for Itoaat postinv a copy thereof on the public sign post Light Fawn Drab’ Yellow- They ar6 of an entirely new form. in said town of Mansfield nearest the place For Dyeing silk. Woolen and mixed goods, They an likde with great cm . ChiM rraa^s Wmura where the deceased la.st dwi>lt. akawli, acarn, dresses, ribbons, gloves, bon* They are remafkably durable , 36 PKR CENT. LESS Certified from Record, ■eta, hate, feathers, kid glovea,elovea, children'a elo* elo' They are cdnsitacted of the best mUeriai. 6 3w* O. B. GRIGGS, Judge. ■ling, and all kinds of wearing apparel. A aa- They are sdrptaingly cheap and above aU ving of 30 per cent. Fdr 25 cente yon can Pol- They suit the Ladies! CLOTIIINO CLOTBIMIB O'TICE.’ or as many gobds u Wohld otherwise coet five TN« Miw PERPUilk, itheyeanpnrchaaediBanTother atorein CLOTHlNtJ . , -AH persons liable by law to pay timea that sum. VarioniahadM can prodile- ctorni5Q CLOTmNo thia aeetion of the oonntiy. Ha teepectfully taxesN in the town of Scotland on list of 18M, ed from the same dye. The process is simple CHRISTMAS BOQUET. aolieita the attention of the pnblie to hia are hereby notified that 1 will be at the store of and any one «an tise the dye with p eH ^t suc­ Bead>,Mad* and to ordar. James Burnett in said town on Saturday, the cess. Directions in Ln^Iish French and Ger- 96th day of February next from 10 o'clock a. inside of each package. For further in dyeing ^tH .\T MOlife NtEB BE SaId ? AGSIcfrLTUKAL IMPLEMENTS. E l c g a a t m u 4 U ariTalM Stock. m. till 3 p. m. to receive town, commutation, and giving a perfect knowledge wliat colon c*naiatlagiapart*f and dog taxes. Those who cannot pay at the are bast adaptop to dye over others, with many PLOWS—th* beat in na*. iatfltlM nciJliit Mir. TMi to W time and wish to avoid expense will do well valuable recipes) purchase Howe & Stevens’ The ciilmtnaiidjt point has been reached, aad CULTlVATORS-below city prieea, G^nts Puriiiehihg OS8 4 i M ir^gM .««)toIttiilnM C lk aUl I _ aad feela eonlldent of hia ability to anpply their to attend and state when they can pay. to ap- treatise on dveing and coloring. Foi sale by sar. will be expected to cliwrfully pav lul he agente., Hannfrctured by HORSE RAKKS. ^ , A new and full a.England. Assets, over Five Million Dollars, SW EU IT. chine in use. A child caa asaa meet at the house of Stephen Crosby lu said dividend dec1an.-tl annually and paid during If yod want a Sewing machin* rvasaaih RALLY AROUND THE FLAG, BOYS! Thompson on the 4th Monday of February the life of the assured. and hereafter yoar Joyful excUuation be S EE D i er's will do the work in th* haalaMM W akiM M neilvad the Mi|i«ii)tdaBt of and 3d Monduy of March. A. i)., 1864 at one Persons desiring insurance wUl do well to A (ittah l*t *r . . MtoHMt&rtUiBliiMMd Laoc- FEW more able-bodied men wanted to is th^niost simple and eaatty au fill np the ranlu of the 18th regiment, an o'clock in the afterhobn, on each of said days, call on the subscriber, who i^ill always be tniOTHT. chine in market. Every maehia* p n m m Trum. TiSi A for the purpose of attending to the business of ready to give any information relative ther’ettt CLOVER. Price for Isnuly maoUae, tU, ______d M anatomical sasd appointment. and receive applecations. “I WENT! iM W !! I PURCHASED !'I” nt*d. 4« TB08. priadpletaadiiwfthoat eneplioiia the belt STEPHEN cnoSBY, I Commis 1 tf A. B. ADAMS, Agent. eeived. Ttilatath* te t looking lot of grass ttM iiBue. AUiateMtedaniarited toeall WINXHROP H HL'I-LARD, I eiouers. itilViis^tHe bcuntiea and help sustain Now. as ever, the phuw of rfcsort is the lbn«titM ana iii war- F n E * u re unwiM iica: w d Ml «lM whether thftfwiaH to puehate All persons indebted to said estate are re- ~NE\f~^VORE nintec frwlu ^aM . wteeaiM M i be gi*ek «b an>li<»‘ ydtt^Cottnt^y't quesjed to mai>e immediate iiayment to .XTNA Fire Insurance Ca, H artiM . 8 'a store and No. 3 High Uoaatoar atore of puraena who have worn Oflce at 0 . . 4 4w WM. S. ARNOLD, Trustee. Capital, •i.aotf.ooai the*. Uauatcaaeasradioalcaraar H«nia SL Strgt.THOS. SPENCER. caa to eSMtodbj their aae. Old tnuaoa ok 4 3w* 18th R egt C. V. AT A COURT OF PROBATE holden at Leba­ TEMPU OF FASHION! HARTFORD Fire iHaraBnCa.; non, within and for the District of Lebanon, Aiwood’s Block. on the 18th day of January, A. D. 1864. Capiiaf.t^m i {Headqaiuten, State of ESTABDISHED ON THE RE.\DY PAY CoBMeclicat. Present, b. M. Dollwarn, Esq., Judge. PH(ENIX I’ire Insnraace Co., I b r tM t; PON the petition of Mrs. Susan Balx;bck,of SYSTEM. Amctaxt GBniKAL'a O rncs, I Lebanon, in the County of New I/ondon. Capital. HAnWfei). Jan. 13.1864. f Ushewinc to this Court, that s'lie is Guardian Of h e Subscribers have constantly on hand Susan Frances Baltcock, M'illiam R. Babcock and solo a well selected stock of NORTH A.^ER1CAN Fin Int. Cd; ^ T s|M ctition Ac., &c. thetheaamO is preacribed for the Twenty- on file. a t t S ? ^ to ^ 1 at yourearlieat coaveaience. Mgr«iiforaal»l« !«■ llail ^kiideaal* OipitaI,tt<»,M«! ninth KeefamentConnecticnt Volnnteers. (col- It is ordered by thi.s Court. That said Giiari We desire that the people of Willimantic and pri**. oreil) Qeneial Order No. 17. series of 1863. TOLLAND COUNTY ^ataat fliw f M l h t dian give notice ot said application, by caus» vicinity will favor us with a call and we will TEMi*LE OF FASHION. ONLY A MALL LOT By order of the Commander-In-Chief. ing the same tlhi HORACE J. MORSE. Newspa]>ers printed in Willimantic, in the the READY PAY SYSTEM is the .thing and Adjutant General. County of Wimlham. three weoKs successive­ will afford them a greater savuig in the pur­ WINDHAM 1^0 ; Mutual Brooklrll, Cfc H. C. W aao. C^>t aad A. A. G. 4 4w ly, at fe.ist six weeks before the liearintt; and chase of goods. Snrpliia, tilt,*!#. that said petition will be heard at the Probate Faf^m rr W anted. Office in said district on the 28th day of March Farmer's produce taken in Exchange. CONN. Mutual Life IiU. Co., llaH feiil OrVMtoiaHCMua «f WUd Bom* it aow A N active, middle-aged married man. who next, at one oclock p. m. Q. H. ALFORiy, & CO. Assets over •S.OW.tM. kft. Wceaaaet cat uay Bore at tto aaau A peeaeaaeaa good character for industry Certified from Record. Willimantic. Jan. 1,1864.______1 nto* tto toitaaletoaiieettoilet aoiviBaM, aad aobriety. haa a thorongh kntfwledge of 4 3w» EDWIN M. DOLBEARE, Judge. PIKENIX Mutual Life In*. Ca, llaMMA ■appedhaada Farming in ittvariona btan^e*. and the care Farm for Sale. Capital, ofatock, aadwhoee wifs is a neat aad tidy AT A COURT OF BROBATE hollen at Chi^^ hoaaekeeper, can hear ol a ve#y deaitable situ- lin, within and for the district of Chaplin on h e subscriber being'about„ ____ itt chanm .hanm 1hia Insnranee efwted iii, aM MHIM ation^wiariib^l per. the 14th day ot January, A. D. 1864. bnsineas andan ^lace place of I«t»ae al­ fruit: the remainder is ^Midland. There ia lowed and limited for the crecitors ofsaid es­ upon the Farm a Dwelling House, with Bam NEW STORE Cadi tate to exhibit their claims azainst the admin« aud other necessary outbniidings. all in good in PANOV OOOO*. M d fo r istrator and directs that public notice be gii en repair. The buildinn will be sold with the Cottoa and Woolea of this order by advertising in a newsbaper whole or a part of theland, as may be preferred BOOTS ANfiSttO tS! X-. published in Willimantic and by posting a by the purchaser. IfELOnRONS-Tkel^i Asl«A*asia the copy thereof on th> public sii^n-jtost in said For further particulars inquire of the sub­ 'u world can be found at' 0. # . HAN Z. €: ■AKTSM M . town of Chaplin nearest the’ plac«ace where the scriber on the premises. E. E. BURNHAM. OVER’S, and a.eaioqable. prires. aad ever t Hia ii e ■ i m . Braaa. pewter. deceased lost dwelt. Windham Center, Dec. IS. 1863. 61 fiw instrument w an aat'td t'all aAd sea A e a . Waonght and Caat Iron. Certified from Record, HE siibat^bey. i»MikfiiI fc* p4il flivenu .M No. 1 1l-S.-S. AtwoodsAtwooc Block. ___ 4 3w* OHIN' WlTTElt.------Judge. ■ «EO: W . BVRNilAn#. T would refpectfnlly inform ila taataasai* 1 la J.C.PBCK. and the public mnerally that ho iffll tmUmmm ^^EEPS constantly on hand a full anpply of in the Bm t and SKoe bnSitwse. M M l H asate M M t Ch As. ItaMtoa, PeattorDiN. ham. on the 12th day of January, A. D., 1864 ACOMPUETE MUSICAl LIBRARY. Present, William Swift, Esq., Jiidge, the haft^ment of Mr. Wm. Ca#geU’a I m m ton, f l i rt. *a«C Boaea Cigar CawiJte.. N motion ot Franccs l^tlirop. Administra­ OROeEBIES AND PROVISIONS Main rtreet. W iv£u4 «ie. h* will to OieTkHsud Fweesof Piano Mtsie trix, on the estate of Mr. Leo Lathrop most happv to wait tipoA «tll Who feivar O A limited assoyhncnt of him with tfUirmllK Ho ha* la stewa k m ForOnlf Tea M ian. late of Windham, within said dislrict.deceased This court doth decree that six montlis be al HARDWARE, stock ol Boots shoes amd* la lia rilHB following hooka sm of uniform size lowed and limited for the creditors ofsaid es­ CROCKERY, moat substantial manner Itont the Wetsaetert- 1. and atyle. and form the best oollec- tate to exhibit their claims, against the same FARMING TOOLS jlitrsttis. ala aad he is confident he ia a ia il aU « h a w U tioa of Choice Mnaio. for the Pianoforte ever to the administratrix ui.d directa that pi^lic favor hfan with,their Anatom. aabliahed. Taa Boas Ctacu. a collection of notice be given of this order by advertising in together with a good assortment of Si>««. St«v*: Hora*. BlaTHING; which he purchaa^ of a firm ne« apring*, Ae., into soks, setissa. toaagsa. to the said executor and directa thatpnblfc no^ recehtlv diasplved partnership, and couse- chairs, Ac. Hair. exseWior. palaileaf *• o tic e .—W lieteat my wife Jaae A. Sea- other kind of mattresses mad* over aagaad aa tice be given of this order by advertishig ia a qaehtly bonghtata bargain and will be iK»ld new. Lounges, mattresses aad N giava, haa left my bed aad baairf without newspaper published in Willimantic and by ______-W toete^:A^M ’s «HwerM«Toeatioa.tUs iatoforbid all per-posting a copy thereof on the public sign-j^t At PR'iCES THAN ELSEWHERE. made to oi^er. I'nne seat ch Mat haftoiiag er traating her oa my aeconnt. .Fam ily MaeMaiiatha beatfo Mlkiada AU having work of th* above deeeHadw ar« in said town of Chaplin nearest the place where Any ohe in want of Clothing, for either win- of Work, the easisaf ia order, tto eaaieat la aw *rd.etrM *A k M a% eoMpfets rvspectfully invited to bring it at tto atoeaf OawoWto^Wetor. fte.. aa I par ao deMaaema orof her eoatraeUng af(after thiapar the deceased last dwelt. teS or spring #ear, will do well to give me a fo learn to opemte.MMdoea OietoatwaHtar a«i M litiea for aad herii ateek oftto-a^ve ^iit re m . WILLIAM W. eEA«RAVE. Certified f om Rororrt. lie* for bnyiag eheap ate n*t t« bo ' named place, whero all work of tto kia4 MaasBeld, Jan. 13.1864. a 3w* eall. CEO. E. ELLIOT. a^y maehine y«t made. Araalebv *a**Hid. aad M wfll a*t to aadetMla ' he well done at a fair prire. i 3w* ORI.N WITTER, Willimantic. Jaii. I. 1884. i C.W.HANOVBB aay ea* ia tVs ^M* *r , 2 4w S. MOSKVy. 20 THE WILLIMANTIC JOURNAIi, JANUARY 29,1864. VOL.XVH

THE DATS OF MY BOYHOOD. WiLUMANTic B ook S tobb. CHESTER TILDEN, Jr., MBRBICK J0BIV«01«, Friends and Relatives (coi^T-Bion* SBcuBxn.) 1 remenber. I nmember, JAUE8 WALDEN, ATWOOD'S BLOCK, SUNNNY SIDE," Th« Mhool-liouM on the hill. o r THB The Great Indian tm ody tMtKinilt that I then reoeirad, Bookseller and Stationer, W'ilimAntio, Walden’s Brick Block, Post-Office Buildinc. Brave Soldien and Sailors. rOR P^iMALES. liv» in mjr memoiy itUI; DRAL m Awl It remcmtvn me m well. £astRoom. OR. MAniSON SINOMNEMMENEGOGUE. For wh8i« the acholan sat. .ilso, a large assortment of Paper-Hangings GROCERIES. PRU VISIONS. FLOUR. GRAIN. ■ ; naaw npon the bench i« earred. always on hand. TILDES-S BLOCK. OPPOSITB THE MRAL AND FEED, NAILS. FARMING rpHIS celebrated Female Medicine, poa- In letten lafige and lat. TOOLS. WELCH k GKIFFIFTH'S A aeuing virtues unliiownor a»tliing O m c E or Asana EzraBss asd AnaaicAn DEPOT WOOD SAWS. elo of the kind, aad proving rgectual TsuoKAra. Miter all otheni bare bilcd, ia deaigiivd 1 rm m h er, I nnnember. (BE8T.M rSK.) expreaaljr Tnr bntb married and single How at the play-apell hoar. u n ts Axes. Crockery and tilasa Ware. hidlea, and ia the Terr h«'»t thing knowa The Deacon's apples disappaired G eo. W . H anoter, Cutlorr. Stone. Tin and Wooden Ware lar the purpoae, a» it .ill lyring «n th . - »?•* “ 8"*n ««» »onr; H Whipa and l,ashes. Kerosene Oil. Lamp«>, Lamp monthly aicknea., iu cara. ot obatruc- Am how the hay>mow kept them safe. AT THE TEMPLE OF FASHIOIT. tiona from aujr eanae, aadaRer all oth­ *Tul thej were mellow grown. l>BAt>a Iir Glasses. Sbadesand Brushes. Lime. Cement er renwdiea of the kind have been tried General dealer hi Laih. Plastering, Hair. in u in If taken a . directed, it win And fragrant as adewjr rose Fancy and Staple Diy Goods, Millinery Goods, Ac.. &c.. &c. care any caae, no matter how obatinate, That u bat newly blown. Sewing Machines. Mdodeons, amt it ia aho peritatly taf* at all time*. LIME AND CEMENT. I TCmember, I rememhw. Oroeeries, &e.,fte. ROLf.OWAY)!l PIA.LS It ia put np in bottlea of three ililTereBl My precious mother's care. Thomsston Lime for Building and Plaster­ Utrengtha, with full direction, for uaing Row ahe woald aoour my Sunday lace. ALSO, MASn'ACTCaCR OP TBS ing. Cool's Lime for soap and l^per makers, AND OINTMENT. and lent ty expreaa, cloaely aealed. to B05T0» 8KKLET0N SKIRT. all parta of the country. Pairw—full And comb my tangled hair; Groceries A Provisions dyera and for whitewashing, by the cask, ■Ircngth. tlO ; lltiratrength, t5 ;' Quarter strength, S3 And o h ! the pennyroyal tea— bushel or pound. Pereons wishing to purchase All who hftv^Kritendii and Relatives in the limeby the quantity for building, can be sup­ par bottle. N. B.—Some are cured by tbe weaker, irhiW HOBTBTT] Dread colic's antidote! A . W . T b a c t , A»n*jr or Navy should take especial care that other, may re<|nire the stronger preporatfea ; tb« full And all the (>icoi7 she poured plied at all times at a low price. they lie am- ply supplied with these Pills and atrmgth ia alway. the best, nt hy ex| m a. in a seal­ o a c o a A T E D Down my lebeUions throat WIIOUBALB ASIt KBTAIL DBAUn I* FM VR AND FBBD. ed parkage, on receipt of the price by mail. Remember, P1X)WS! PLOWS! PLOWS! Ointment; and where the brave Soldiers and Thi< medicine ia de.->igned expreaaly for obatinate case., I remember. I remember. HARDWARE, TOOLS, MAHDFACTDRINO Gibb's matchless Cylinder PLOW for sale, Suiora have neglect ed to provide themselves which .ill other renmUea of the kind hate bik and tie d Air n bo*> Block Island CodOsh, Herring, I tions...... will quickly • .— produce ------slthy a healthy action in restorative in Ita nature entera into the eaeit#< /ovmai Mys: The Boston, Hartford and Bcei iJniiiH. both liver and stomach, and as a natural con­ tie of thl« Xew Retn(‘d r, which will not only cure you at Mtionof BOSTKTTER'SSTOMACB BITnUW. sequence a clear head and good appetite. once, b u t at th e Rame time it will cleanse th e nyntem -ErieRailfuad Is now,I presume, a fixed TURK'S ISLAND SALT. FA B.ARRELS lint quality Beef Hams for from th e inJuriouH elTeet4 f>f th e variuuA mixturcn toii This popular pruparaUion oontaina no miaafat fcct. The leadins capitalists of this city, Fine, and Cuaiae Fine S alt |in sacks or by UV aale either by the barrel in pickle, or by WEAKNESS 0R DEBILITY INDUCED BY have been taking «o hwig. U U w ar anted to cure in one of any kind, no deadl.r botankal alament. M tbe measure. half the tinie of any other medicine, or the price will be fiery excitant, but it ia a . combination ofth* in connection with some ot y.iur weallbie»t the pound (dried.) at JOHNSON’S OVER FATIGUE. Mid refunded. Oue bottle often ^uAcient.—>rr>ce$3~Two extracts of rare babamit herba i.ndphnla wttfe most pmdent merchant*, completed Will soon disappear by the use c.f these in- bottluH a t one tim e $5. Sent by ijiprc«5 on receipt o f th e the punrat and mUdest of aB diniiaWrftOmm- that Blatter. Tliis nwd wa« chartrrM by 'POTASH, of Srst quality, fer sale at price hy mail. lantt. A JOHNIJOHNSON'S. raluabl.* Pills, and the Soldier will quickly tlie Conpecticut Lcgislatttre in 186.?, with TEAS. TEAS. TEAS. acquire additional strength. Never let the Antl-Syphilltic Syrup. It is well to beforeanhedagainstdiaaaittjM Mpecial privileges—with right to buy, sell, Green Toi. from t l to #1,40. per lb. T e a s! T e a s ! Bowels be either confined or unduly acted so far as the human system Can lm protsated orleMeany road of any coiporation, in ujwn. Itmayseem strange, that Honoway s Fur SeevH(larffSyphUi», Veneral Eruf>tivn» on by human meanaagarnst mwhidieeengendeN* Black Tea. from 83 cents to 1 13 per IK AN be found at all times, at the Skin, Ukers in the Throat, JSfoiUh and by an unwholesome atmoej vhole or part, and to constmct any road J. E . CUSHUAX, A verr nice article of uucolored Japan Tra. Pills should be recommended for Ovsentry and C JOHNSON'S. Sunny Stda. Flux, many persons supposing that they would Nose, Loss of Hair, Old Sure$, SKelU'igs, and other extemalc______s b i t : or roods needful to complete the line to MAKUF.\CTURER AND DEALER. increase the relaxation. TliU U a great mis- Pains iu the Bunts, and all other signs of ThRS may be reliedio on n aaaaa m dtfeguard.dtfegi Waterbnry, Conn, from thence to Fiahkill, Uke. for these Pills will correct the lirerand Sxondari/ Venereal Disease. In districts infested- jd with > (Mr and d W .teni, and lieaUh ami fttren<.{th «re permanently re* MOLASSES of tho very best quality low as a matter of course Nolhing will stop lect to avail theniaelvea of its protactiva miiJ< The road starts at the foot of Sumner street, 8t«>retU Ik I« waa thIa remeily_V ______that cure*l» a lenlleaian - from itiea in advance, are cate# Iw a vaiy brief Sugar House Syrups. the relaxation of the Bowels sosure as this the South, then Htopping at .Newport, and for which he Boston, and runs t« Blackstonr, Williman- famous medicine. preH«nted Dr. M. withth $160 Ntsideb hin biO, after having course of this marvelona Ai^ticfne. Favor and tie, Hartford, Waterbniy, and Danbuiy, ABB been under the treatuM^nt or tlie roo.U eminent phynic''- Ague patienta. after being filed with qwfarin* to Brewster's. Here the road jmns the F r e d e r ic k R o g er s.. !i[. I)., VOLUNTEERS. ATTENTION! INDISCRE­ tan.s in Bilt!m*ref rhiladelphia a»d Xew Yorb, ror live for montha in vain, nntirfcirly satnrated wHIk TIONS OF YOUTH. year^. f)ne bottle Innu » m»nth.^t*rice, tlO. Half Bite that dangeroua alkalaiA are not unfiequ«Mly Hariemfur Xew York, or pushes on to PnTSICIAX A!tO .SURGEOIf. NEW HOSET. NEWHONEV. $r*.50. Sent by £xpre>iit in a neaM pacfcaKe aecure from restared so health within a lew dava W th* Fiahkill to unite with the Erie road for the All^kinds of Fruit and Nuts in their Sfa^on. CLOAKN&Si Sores m d ulcers. Blotches andSwellinra. can ob^rvatinn, on receipt of the price hy mail. Willimsntic. Conn. useufBOSTETTERSBmBRS. ' ^ • weat. The cniporation haa oisantard by a Lorillsrd's Scotch Snuff. with cerUiuty be radically cured, if the Pills Th« weakstomsch is rapidly invigorstedaaB are taken nightand morning, and the Ointment Nerve Invigorator. chmce of a Board of Derectora embracing !• y (Residenes on High Str^.) Black Snuff the appetite reatored hy thia aflrveaUo Toiria. HAVE the latestStyles. and would invite Fjr fferw m IMrility, Ltms of Puvtr, I’mpo­ and hence it worka wondera In cases of Dt»» n«nofw«alth, standing, and position m tency. Cju/iision of Thunght, Loss of JUem- '*fc*eiti«iof New Y o^ H artlb^toton, N . F . P e c k , a caU**** “gowl garment to give me rxpsia and in less conilrmed form* of lavian* 1 dnr . ______ory, h-ritM e Teruper, Gloomy J/tprthev- TKW. Acting aa a gentle and poinlesa aperi- and other cities on the route. The New COFFEE COFFEE. COFFEE. Wiiereas this Ointment will remove the hu- HD Coffee in the Berry. ^ Java, Arabian, sii/ns, Dispjndency and Melauchoty, vhieh ent. as well aa upon the Liver, it a!ko invail. Tork diraetor is one of oir millionwrox, s R STAMPING AND PINKING DONE. - mors from the system and leave the Patient a may and ia Loss of Reason. bly relievea the Coatnpanon anperindiMed whose name I am not permitted to write. A U hxcelaioraud Bye Coffee viKorous and healthy man. It will require a irregular action of the digaati#o andaeeielivo Soapa for Washing and Toilet MRS. A. II. ADAMS. little ptrsererance in bad case: to insure a Uat- Thia new remedy for that fearful train cfnMntal and A contract has been made with the Har­ c o ing cure. physical evib arising from Tenerral exceiwea, and wcret lem road to connect with the Boston, Erie, r 8 Spices ground and in the berry. F int door west ofthe Post Ofico, Williman- habita j f the young, iacompoMd of tii. moat aoothinir. ^rsona of fiieble habit lfaiUlol»jr«PMwd«. a a i New York, and the laying of a doable A T Farina. Shred bingUss, Corn Starch, tlC.«|jt« FOR WOUNDS EITHER OCCASIONED BY ^ . _ igorating meoial ia a w l to Itt m d y ta t nse whtn th« Boston line C See Advertisement inside. E. Woiceater'a Diy Hop Yeast Cakes. ~ FflO TO ^xbA PH S diatreaaing cla» of m.ikdiea eeer yet discuTered. It haa conclusive, and from both saaao retches BrevsterV. To which every Soldier and Sailorare liable, now been aenl to nearly every Stale In Ih . I'nion, n - The a«my of Biuoca Coue ia hnmediaMy KEROSENE OIL AND FLUID. i u there are no niedicines so safe, sure and con­ lievinglheuntollanlKiriaga arhun>lred4, who have n.v- But two links are needed to eomplete the H o r a c e H a l l , T flO B PSO .V venient as Holloway's Pills and Ointment er seen the Inventor, reat.ringtbem to health, strength mnaged by a single dose of tbo sHmalaatjuii ea^road. OnefinMn Putnam. Conn, to T « b a c c o m m A B c ffa ra . and happineaa. O n eb rn b o ttk h u b a momb.—Price by occaaionally resorting to iit t th* rstara at DCAi.Ba in a s been arranging his Photograph Rooms The p«K>r wounded and almost dying suHerer •10. Half aite, W .U Theae four great renwdiea ar* WiUiaaatic, twenty-fimr milea. One from for making might havehis wounds dressed immediately, if the complaint may bepreyente-t'ente-t. •R0CERIE8, niOVISIOKS, FLOUR. GRAIN A nice article of Tobacco in Bulk for chewing H the rtaait of over twenty yeara aludy and pfaetic,aBd a. As^ a general tonic.B — O Hj’BTiKR'SBrmaa nT ll J ^ rk e ry , Conn., to the Hariem railroad, fScents per pound. **Cartca«« Visltca” he would only provide himself with this now prepared Uiey are known to Wthevery beat for the produce elfeeta which mnat U tn p ^ n c a d or and matchless Ointment which should l« thrust reapeittive purptwes. I nn> theiefore iadueed to make 'W M |f-4||ht milea. SeTentr-fiTo continuous Anice article of Tobacco in Bnlk for smoking. AND “VIGNETTES,” into the wound and smeared all round it then them nublie for the mutual beneflt of myaelf aad the witnessed before they ean be fully gyprrtiatait Milos of this road, to Boaton, will be com- MEAL. 30centii per pound. IncaaM 'f ConMilutional WeaanaiL PNM - aftff the style of Boston and New York es­ covered with a piece of linen from his knap­ aick who otherwiae couM never avail Ihemae vea of their ptotod cariy in Jane next. U is claimed A’iSO, sack and compressed with a handkerchief. vLituea. They are all warranted aa repreawted in everv ture Decay and Debility and Oa.rHimda arii. A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF FARUING tablishments. He u now making some as fine rtapect, or the price win b« refunded. PMoaied aad sold ing froaa Old Age. it exereises the alectrio la. That thia mad is twelremiles nearer Hart- Drags. Medidnea. Dye*Staflii. Pdnta and Oils. specimens aa are produced in those cities, and Taking night and morning 6 or 8 Pills, to cool only at Or. Xattiaon's Remedial Inatitnta far Special INa- liionce. In the eonvaleaewst ataaaa ol aB dia* fcrd finm Boaton than any other. It i« un- Mav Stbbbt, WnuaAKiK. Covjr. TOOLS. far superior to any ever before made in Nor- the system and prevent inflammation. eaaea,Ko.2S Union St., Providence, R.I.. andaeat by Every Soldier’s Knapsack and Seaman’s expreaa, secure from obaervatiun, toall parta of the Uni­ rasn It operatra aa a delighiM invimraat «r«neoot^tion,and the directon and I keep a full stock of Groceries and Pro­ wich. I W n s iwishing PHOTOGRAPHS, When the powers of nature ate rvlaaed itoa* should not fail to call and secure some of these Chest should be provided with these valua­ ted States, on the receipt of Ibe price by mail. atoekholdrrsareone. It runa thitx^h the Ja m e s O. F itc h , visions mnally kept in a lint class grocery ble Remedies. crates t> re-enforce and ra-est:iMiah thaw. a^popohm s districts in New England. Store, which I will sell as cheap aa can be genu of art Kve^ reasonable nflbrt will be A Word of Caution. U st hnt not least it is the 01 ly sa«P aHmw RESIDENT DENTIST. bought elsewhere, for Cash, Exchange or ap­ made to give satisfaction. Likenesses of de- It la etUm tied that over Three Hundreil Thuuaand Dot- lant being manufactnred from aom daadfa. ‘ ll i |»th«ray is atndded with great manuCtc- ceaa^ rarsons conied. enlaned. and painted in C.AUTION !—None are genuine unless the totioa. Eleven railroads intemcct it from OmcB I* Atwood Btocs, proved credit lara are paid to swindling quack, annually, in New Eng­ nMuoua materiala. and enti>el} free ftooi Ih* Farmer’s Prodnce taken in exchange for the dijrerant sUles to or*r. Please call at words-HotiowAT, Nbw Yobk asv Losdox.” land alone, wbleh ia woraa lhaa throwa awav. ThU ae^ elementa preaant asare o» tesa ia all lb* BoMon to HartCird. When completed there Where he is ready to do all kinds of Dental Coit Block. 19 Shetucket Street Norwich. C t are discemable as a Watet^mart in every leaf of cornea from tmating to the klse aad deceptive advertise- Work, in tbs best manner and with the best goods. * menu of men calling themaclve. doetora, who have a* **»machlca •.ftba day. w>aibe a continuons road fnmi Summer 196ib the book of directions aronnd each pot or Bo fcmily medicine haa l-eea ho nalveiaallw materiala...... CHESTER TILDEN, Jr. box; the same may be plainly seen by /Md- medical ei>«««lMsemuneisa tower of a tie i^ to p«*rieace. ten of which were upent in an extenHivegener* COMPOBBBFUJID BXTBdCT BPCBV. ai ENAMELED BAGS. Ac. ■t«w a Sa««. There is considerable saving in taking al practice, -atil, by reaaon of declining health, he waa niT oorporatkm. He is one of the laicwt the larger sizes. obliged to reliaqulah that, and adopt the apecialty to p a a ^ a a ^ s p e e if c im .^ fer diasaasa altka j*w»m and managers of tbe Hariem road, No.» B,An.A^a^Bn;^„o.o^^^^ thcDe,^. Ma»»boy. Demigros. which for the last ten yeara be haa devote.1 hU whole at­ N. B.—Directions for the gnidance of pa- tention. Ordera by mail pnmiptly attendol to. Write *■ •** no givoa Ua influence and bis money totUs Fine Rap^, Pnre Virginia. C<*rse^pp^ Nachittches, tients in every disorder are aMxed to eafeh box. MATnsOX, plainly, aad direct to DB. jS a wdidn*faiw aasa th* Mrop of di|W> ^ pranonnees it road to Boston, Nash, Bbewstbb A. Co., American Gentleman, Copenhagen. I6 S 0 Iy tton. ^ M e ite i^ aliaorbauta laio healtbyW tlia t cannot Ciil of completioa, and one hon. by which the watery or casareon* depeat Y e ll o w S u v a ; Dealen in my well known medicines can tfcatwill do much toward increosinc the have purchased of H. W. Biige hia entire .have Show Cards. Cireulan. Ac. sent them No, 2B Umon St..Provideiice^.I t ^ . and all unnatural Bnlammentaai* t*> ooMMrdal praapecity of Boston. otockof Honey Dew Scotch. free of expense, by addressing Thomas Hol­ daeed. aa well as Psin and Inibmnuitioa. High Toart Scotch, FreshlHoney Dew Scotch loway, 80 Maiden Lano, N. Y. B iaL U ca. LUMBER AND NAILS. Irish High Toast Fresh Scotch. BELUBOLD-S EXTRACT BCCBIT. ___«r Lundyfoot For Weakness «ri^ing from Rxcesaea. Bahito and will eontinne the bnaincaa recently car* Tlw iwelling hoiue owned and oecupied . t # Attention is called to the largo reduc- NEWPHOTOORAPHGAXiLET a m uLEHmn mTE, ^A ntnstns L. Daggett, of Bolton, was to- ried on by him on Chewing and Sm ol. ii sue KLP fw THE awna. «Mly 4astroyod by fire, on Satnniay fore- CcsTBAt WnAap, Noowkb. Conn. IndispMition to Exertion. Leas ot ?MNr„ *°g^TobaeeoS'which will be found ofatuperior BB«. E.C. JACOBS. Diaealtj- of Braathfai& Mon last. A portkmof the fumitura waa VlT’OULD respwtfully announce to the peo- T hb Sahe i t » vcgetahto piepantbM. hncnt. Weak Merv^ Tremblinf.- Mtoi. Noinsttrance. Mr. Daggett waaab- ..B tk a I k su b a n c e C o m pa k t , T«b«cc*. f v_ pie of^Willimantic. and vicinity that td m the 17th emtnry., by Ihu Wm. Gkacs, Borror of Disease, W akefulne^ osM at thotiaM arthoflre, beins empluyoJ of Harford. Bvonira. nxB err cnxwixa. oaoKnio. she has takenthe suit of ro>nis in anrgeon in King Jamea's army. Through ita Dimness of Vision, Fabi i ^ U Jk d L M tho prison in Wethersfield. Universal ia«utad. *f th»Muamdar S y a ^ Long, P. A. Lm or plain. 8. Jago. ATWOOD'S BLOCK, ageney he curcd thou-sands of iMoaroaATCP nr 1819. CaA nB i PBirETVAt. No. I. and wounds that baffled the skill of the most Bot Bauds. Flushing of tlU Bad*.- Cavendish, or sweet Spanish, Drynesa of the Skia Erupliou oa t b a ^ While oongratolating thoao whoka«« the o o o K z i r a s t o v e i No. 9. Sweet Scented Oronoco. Canaster, oncerly occupied by Mn. Royce. and fltted eminent physicians of hi* day. and waa r«garde4 CASH CAPITAL...... l^...... fi.SMMO ftoa. I A 9 mixed. Tin Foil Cavendish Turkish them up in good style with new sky light and by all who knew hhn aa apiddie beocCMtor. Pallid Countenanot. CsodfiMtnne to be bora beaatifol, wo, on Granulated. is fully prepared to take These ^rmtoma; if allowed to g* oa.wbiak tho o t ^ hand, pity thobowokold who haa As it will bake, broil and roast better «it«n taear* Catoteatod M v* m iw Ban& thia medicine inv«^UyMmovea.aoca fcBair IXStTRB ACAINSr I.OSS AS!> AAMACB BT My other store with a saving ot 26 per cent in . J*;.B —A circular of pricef will bo sent on taMTi CtMtalai M ta m nalM U i. itoaiHh W it aM Vie fiirtiiiie f«i obtais a Mpcr of fuel.onda very large percentage in eouwni- application. n |y Photographs, Carte Oe Vliites, riHK, Oil T.-tRMI APAITCIi TO THK oncf. Ofaiira CHUtt at i i IiIt* O B M llnh W tolib which the |>atient may eapifo. Hentdc Allen'a Sold Medel S a le n S : Go IIAZAIUI AXnC0MSI8TKKT « ITU . te^sCUrttatadlalvaavMCkcM • ^ ,W h o ^ say that th ^ araact flpaaaaati* imwodiatdy to yo^r Onwer and get a pa­ The.v have the following advantacea; J^UMBER FOR and Amhrotfpes THE LAW« o r COMrCVSA* 1st. Tliey are constnictnd with a view „ SALE. OMtatai Idva mMlUtoft followed by thoao -Direful D ise a i-e a .™ ^ ^ p e r,* ^ onr word ferit, y«»q will never use of 100,000 Pino and Chest- of tho various styles and Rises in the best style Cslilfatad ra tis Ik M a INSANITY ANI> CONSUMPTION. TICK. j ^ t durability, all the plates ex|«aed to nittShini lalva Xtadib aw other. It has been analyi^ by one are made of an extra thicknmi. I oftheart.. A share of public patronage is n- Ota«fa Cjlakntad lahr* a«ha W m Many are aware of fhe cauae o t their aiUbr<' •irtiN mm*. dietingiMied cbemistanithe A. B. ADAMS. »>.Owrfeet white and yellow pine square | pectfuly solicited. 30tf Owee’s CiMcatsd Salva aamOdkaaa*. ing. bnt none will confeai. 9d. The flues are lined with non-eonduetins Therecordaof the I oawMT. and pranenacod periwtly kam- Agent for Willimantic and vicinity. Mment thereby applying the heat directly to timber of all dimensions up to 19 inches a n d ------AroMTa Csloteatol la m «ar« M t Bhsa& ______MITlUltatWrla a ^ a a d bmI- OvncB Float Doon Wbbt of Post-Opticb. .“P*" JHfi’et long sawed to order, anchoty ih^atha by Conanmptioa boor - -ti* t Isa^anA tepiM-Juoe one eighth mni« Brrad the oven, and the oven can be heated and kelft over 18 feet hewed also. T. B . & J . CoMfatol Salva eanaCkilklaiw *»t»esa t*the tm th ** Ih* saaiirtlaa. ^ or BiMrit Irani the aanie terrel offlaurthon in baking ordei with less fuel than any other Snasrs (Mateatad M va (o n ite ra Inaab A. T. COXVEBSB, ctoTe. lOjUOO feet eaym.troiighs sawetl from whole QFEGR to'the Puhlio a good assortment of TheConatituliononreelSwtedwitb Oniaai* CM W praetiredwith any other; beoidea ir “ II M d »«he mills al teMsTa Mskratad flalva MVia l m UMb W eakn^ reouires Ibe aid of medkiM t* ^ y takos about ime^alf tho quantity. A renM ia wiuuM * n omrstss) M. They have a hot ^ r draft which not grana’i Mm aenaBliiCw inniaraa »k«isb is only makes the fuel bum freelv. and last ALLEN. w i i m w i Dopot 113 Uberty Street. ’ '* North Windham. I8tf S to v es, •taoara CsUbrata l lalva i i i i i II BngUdi. Oennan and American ^ffiiis. ““ heating-and baking ftraos's fHIateatad M vs oana V liM H ARDWA RE. 1 0 0 , 0 0 0 CaMfotod latw ranaCh^iai IM An old toper was overheard, tbe other 4th. They consiimo all the gases from the of tho beat sfylso and quality. •naara Griakntti lalv* I n m a v aflbctioii* peeaiiarto leaMlca th* 4ay, advising a y.mns man to f^t married; Cutlery. Fire-Arms. Heavy Goods. Lead Pipe. fuel, ttereby adding largely to the amount of Metals. Axt^ CordaK and Ship Chandlrly. Ml Fruit and Oznamental And from Soiea and Wounda o r the IM Ejteact Bnchu ia nn*qw«ledhy aav other sae- boean«e, then, my boy, you’ll have aonebodr I m S o ^ . Keltinc. Mannbeturen' and Ma- i"* farf ow’d.. Co«liiair and Parlor natur^w a to a commoa Pimple. eradi- ^y.M in Chloroaia or R^taatioa. Vfegalon^r 8th ^ Stove b m ^ e , mounted and flnish- It Painfulnesa or anpprawHm of iiaatainaij *«aa« tofril off foar boota yon oooM home chine Bnildm ' Suppliea. WheeU. Spriufia. ed in tbe most Bupenor manner. The oveni< for “ •*» the fiwe. and bmtUfea the Axlva. MalleaUe Iran.lawu* Woodww WOTl Work,TV OtK< andeveryalM large and w«U ventilated. The Stove ia eon- skm. There is no preparation beCm the puhliQ nations, ulcerated orseiirhoua stale of Ihaak ■ ^ « » * * * ' TanmuniB. nuiia. w^enlsnt in ibrai and made foruse ; to adopt WOOD AND COAL. that can equal thia Solve m prompt and enei* erns.Lenchorra!aorwhitea. steriiitv. aad far Adawacaatpapn- tells «fa l»ll that was m ;M d Housek^pingArtieles,and Meehan all complaints incident to tho sn . wbalb«r ica' Tools generally. the Jangnain of some who have used th^ rOR9AlCAT Tin All Stovesaold by us aro gcbc aetion tor the speedy eure of external dia< arising from habiia of diasipatioa or ia th* d*> M tod with the amiles oflair women and Stove ••It will do more work with less fuel eases, as those who haw tried its virtnes tntiiy. cline or change of life Icraaeae faunps. UxcAa H ati Beitmsa.Noawicn. Co»n.. than any other Stove.' In proof we add the W ililaiaB tic Karacry,* W a m a t r d Soldiers. SaUors, and FuheraMn, «iU «ad thia Taho no mure Balsam or merenry. or aa« following testimony: Solve their best friend. pleasant medicine for unpleasant and danaer* Caas._Tn a report of the D a tis o x & M o u lto n , THE AMERICAN COOKING STOVE. To give entire satisfwtion. or the money will It ^ none of the htrilathig. heating prapcf^ ous diseases. Helmbold’s Extract Biichaaad *’■* TsriU ki far New improved roe* waah curee secret diaaasea ia all an Agiiealtnral meeting at we nRAUIIS IX W bat Rbt. Db. Spbaocb satb or it ■ »rowlh or vpi.lm, Cberrica, Pnni, PIdom. be re-funded. We have also a gooWeTr«e., K«irB«,h.i Erery Cunily, and especially those eontaininf in diet no iiitonvenience. and no expoaai*. CUTLKRY. GBOCERIH8. PIIOVISIONS, »1unnnB^hrub«.kc.,•uebll•llallJr a. .n l6ao4iaa CROCKERY, GLASS, EARTHEN, BRJT- It causes a freaiient desire and give* streagtk ola of Dutt 2 y n n rron bod, •traight *dd Ije h . 100 venting and curiug strictures ol the iu*tbr£id> »illbr.»«hed,5to7f*elbl|[h.:...... 12 i j PLATED WARE, TABLE sirring, and money. AU it wanta is a fiu laying pain ^ iniammalion. so f k e ^ l 4m at the lowest possible prices. tnal to cure old and inveterate Soiea. ComerUnioii and Jackson streets. Willimantie. lte.3]rn>.rr..iabad«ta8tMtbigh...... 2 0 ] C IL L E R Y , this class of dneaaea. and expelling alt aoian* THE WINTER FIRE. isrf.rstf'iaaxi'sarft 4jrr«.rmnibu4 8 to I 0 rcetbTab...... u J aODBBICK DATIEOir. JOUtl n. MOCI.TOR. perfect as to leave nothing to be desired CberrjrXmsSj'n.'rombudTtoSn. bsch »T i of best qualities. M.tIfUFACTtrK£D BT ous and wom-ont diseaard matter. ' ACro's a food compwionaUe friend. Verytruly yours. W. B. HPRAQDE. Thousanda whvhavo bsea Ih. victioM *T A oomfsrtable friend, who mn4ayourfMe SU ntart P « r Tr«t» 2 jn r « 5 to 7 «. biib 25 to M Kerosene Ijamps, WZXaXaZJILXiC O Z tJ^O S, quacks, and who have nai.| heavy feea t» ba With weteoBK gisd. and makea the poorest It-. WoBCWBB, Msm.. Dec. 13th, 1869. l^arrPMrTnci.2jnn4to6leethicb. SS • cured in a short time liavo hmnd they waiwdo- B. e.^W ATBBoFsi Mbbsbb. Shbab. P ackabo & Co. Amral)«ry. Blass. Prici 26 cents. andSO cents, she* ^eunlOra|«Vine< ...... ntoM at all prices. wrbox. A great saving is made by taking ceived.au4 that the poison bsa by the ns*of> ** pliissanTssa palaee. Areyon cold? GenU -The American HotfAir Gas Burning tfortford Prolific GnrcVinec...... 17 toM the larger siZK. powerful astringents, been dried up in thesyo- wormajwu—w«ary ? he nsfrashos you— CwUng Stove, tough^tof you. we put in nw l^bMe»Gr«|>*Vin*ii...... j j Together with many articles usually tem to break out in an aggravatad forai, aa4 16 STATE STREET. HARTFORD. the ^turtey before Thanksgiving. It carried llelawar. Gnp* Vioe*...... '..I! '."."'.. 3S loI.M Each box has a ent and the fac simile of the perhaps after marri.ngn. ■nagnr ? Sm d.«h p r e ^ your food for y o u - The aboTc a n well crowa, the frnit trew beintf found ina kitchen furnishing store. propri«-tor*a si;,>natnre atUche to it, which A rsyoaln darkness* lie gives l^b tto vow— ut through Thanksgiving in sptendid style, la duly copj-nghted. Use Belmboldf’s estract burhu for all afc« inastrange place? be weara a bee that is cooking evefj- part and portion in the very worked 0 0 vigor... ,ee.IIinir .lock., which render.them All in Tin work and Sheet Iron done tiona and diseases or the urinaryorgana whetli beat manner. aU ho^h we had only used it iar .apenm IB all re«|ieet> to tbnwnn aproul.oriiieee. fflHMliar'nwm yonreliildhooO. An> von poor? FALL AKD WINTER of rmiU. ThoM deairing to aeenrr trrca for apring in tfle best manner, at short notice. John Wilson Jr. ACo. er existing in male or female from whatov* What asatters it to him. He knows no diK«- four or Bve days. ^Ve have continued to nse I.Uating can and let them remain nntil apring. 138 Washington street, Boston. Wholi^ale cause originating and no matter how loaM #1100 it every day since, and our Admiration of it pnblir patronage ia reapeetrullj Rags, Iron, Feathers, old Metals, and all agents. standing. IMween an Emperor and the poorest lipgaar! continues to improve dally as we get moie and oolieited. which, bvatrict attention to buaineaa anda GRACE’S SALVE is for sale bv all Dmc* Dheases of these organs requires thoidd o fa WiMK) Is tbefri«nd:tbat boars the name •fm ra E ats and Oaps. moreuaedto it The wanning closet is an ajratrm of (air dealing, I hone to merit. kindsof Peddlers’ Barter taken in Ex­ dinretic. Belmbolrt's E.xtract Bueha ia th* WilldoMmachferyou* admirable arrangement for keeping things J.A.LEWU. change. gesla and dealera in every city and town, ly 64 great diuretic and is certain to have th* d*< warm. Tho hot water tenk is a great con­ Lamps altered to bum Kerosene. sired etffecl m all diseases for which it ia i*«> SPLENDID STOCK OF venience for keeping hot water constantly on WiUimantic Baggage Eipress. RIJBBFall«* nmmendvd Price «l per bottle, or siht fer Whia it a young lady aweotnt 7 When hand. Our Baking of all kinds is done to Willimantic. Ct. 39 tf IWfVere.l to any addreaa seeaiely paebed ftoM ibo is caadi(a)d. h e subscriber having esUblished a Bag' WOMEN’S RUBBERS. perfcetion. and on the fshole we don't see Express to run to and from all I o ^ ^ a tio n . Describe ajtmtoma lb all e o a i i ^ Why is a giri not a noun 7 Because alao Ceats safl flats. how we ean have anything better for a Tat thisDepot Depot, for for Psswnger^' Passengers. Baggai^'or Bteaaa Can be bought at niratinns. Cures guarante^ adrioa gratia. fa lam) is an intaijectiom Cooking Stove. My family say it is the best Freight respectfully soliciu orders, hoping PHOTOGRAPHING! Address letters for luronaation to Why is hne like a dhdc'ii feo tr Becaose 9T0CIB. TIES. SHIRTS. HOSIERY. investment we ever madia in any article of furniture. We ahall take pleasure in explain­ that by strict attention and low prices