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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
Sale at AUCTION !!

10y virtue Of an order Of the Court Of Pro-
! bate for The District q Woodbury.. the
snbsStlbers VII sell at public auction. o. tho
Prsa ssls s mcS ~ ~ Rss Es., q ~
AUsrrn cowLEs. agent Of the PosspsrsIg Ma.
nI|ssf,ying Company, an assigning debtor, US
win ratse The sum Of two thousand dollars, on
tie iipt Monday az December. 1888. Said
property being the equity Of redemption 10
the GRIT tllll, Saw HLlll, ruins Of the Facto-
~ With about ono aefA OF land adjoining,
Rw I. Mense. &c. Sltantnd IN the south
niM,N \. Ezasss, ! -.
...al.. pANlAL CpRrIss, s'"S'ees'
Woodbury. Oct s, ie8S. slO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
NOTICE.

THE undersigned having been appointed
= by the Hon. Court Of Probate for the
District of Ltchfield Commissioners on the
estate Of ISAAC MOSS, late of said Li,ch.
field. deceased. represented iGsolveni, to exa.
mine and adjust the claims of the creditors Of
said estate. and said Court having allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
OF said estate to exhibit their claims to said
Commissioners-we do therefore give notice
that we will meet aud attend to the duties of
our said appointment. at the late residence of
said deceased, in Ltchfield (South Farms
Society. on the second Monday in Noven,.
Der, less. and on the fourth Monday in April,
1889. at ten O'Clock In the forenoon on each
OF said days. Those who neglect to present
their claims. properly attcsfed, within the
time aforesaid. will be debarred recovery.
.t MORRIs WooDRUFEl
.st ENOs STonDARA Comm'rs.
-. Dawn WEsT0vkR, .N IN
All persons indebted 10 said estate are 70.
quested 70 make immediate payment 10
STERIIEN RUssEiI, Admin'r.
LitclGeid, Ocf. q, 1883. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08

AT a TOacn Meeting legally earned and held at
the meeting house in the Second Society in Ca
nao,s, on Monday the LIST day Of October, 1888:
V7oTED, that if any owner of any neat cat
v tie shall suffer the same to go at large
out of his or her enclosure, it shall be the du-
ty Of the haywards. and shall be lawful for
any person 10 take up and impound the same;
and whenever any person shall hive 50 inl-
pounded any creatures, he shall give notice
thereof to the owner, if he be known, in the
same manner as il such cattle had been taken
doing damage and impounded, and shall be
liable TO the same penalty for neglect to give
such notice. And If the owner of such crea-
lures be not known, the person impounding
the same shall proceed, and such creatures
shall be liable to be proceeded with andsold
in the same manner as IL said cattle had been
taken and impounded doing damage, EXCEPT
that il shall not be necessary to have any re-.
gard to fences. ' -af
2. The owner of any such cattle so inn
pounded shall not receive or replevy the same
until he shall have paid to the pound keeper
the sum of twenty five cents for each creature
so impounded, whereof one half shall be TO,
use OF the person impounding the same, and
until he shall have also paid to the pound
keeper his lawful expenses for providing food
and water for such creatures while in pound;
also, the owner having had notice that his
creatures are SO impounded, shall be liable TO-
the same penalty. for neglect to replevy the
same as If the same had been doing damage
and impounded. Provided GlsCays, that no one
penalty incurred by any person at one time
by virtue Of this by-law shall exceed the SUM
Of three dollars: PROVIDED also, that any per-
son who has family residence within said
town. who shall get permission in writing
Al
COW to run at large on tho public highway
between the rising and setting Of the sun ana
not incur said penalty. Attest.
4t2O BkNAyAH DoucLAs, I0sOn Ctesk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
ONCE NOR T..

VTHE subscriber informs this very respec-
Il table community that he has just return
ed from the Metropolis with few more
VIEW GOODS
which makes his stock heavy and his assert.
ment good, which he is anxious to dispose OF,
in order to collect another Ten ThO1lS-
and Dollars as soon as is convenient
the natural consequences OF which peculiar
anxiety is, that he will sell them very low
'72 - ISAAC LAWRENCE.
EiickfelI, june Ia. t sar ISL
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08

II AIDES fine white. colored and black HI.
LIS. Gloves; white. black and col'd Picnic
do; raw silk, thread, cotton and English Silk
Gloves; Gents white silk, cold silk, white
H. 8. Gloves. Ladies fine and common white
white cotton, black and cold cotton, open
work, brown cotton, raw silk and Eng. Silk
plain and ribbed Hose gents white & mix'd
Cotton Hose, together with some other styles.
June IL. ISAAC LAWRENCE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
NOTICE.

VTNHE Court Of Probate Ior inc dlsHIcs OF
u Litchfield hath assigned the 34th day OF
November next. at ten O'CLOCK 10 me iose-
noon, atthe Probate once ~ saia dlstIict. !or
;ssrsf;on account Of the undersigned, admin
istrator on the estate Of EDwARD MADAM,
late Of Torrington, in said district deceas-
ca: at which time and place all persons
Interested in said ESTATE. win attend, IF they
see cause) and be heard in the premises.
URIAH TUTrLE. Adm'F.
TOriRgaOn. 0ct. %. 1859, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
MORE NEW GOODS.

A MONG which may be found large as.
"A sortment Of small figured dark and light
Prints, printed Muslins and yaconets. figured
and plain Silks. black and blue-black Bom-
bazines, Silk Velvets, figured Lastings heavy
black Satin for vests. black Italian Cravats.
and almost all kinds Of SUMNER GooDs Of ev-
cry style and quality. -.
L.itcA6sld, May %. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
CTRCULAR.

TNVHE article published below concerning
Il the new and popular doctrine advanced
by the illustrious Goelicke of Germany. can
not fail OF exciting deep and thrilling inter-
est throughout our country.
9 8 e T T : q
[TSamslaIed from the Geym0n.]
LOUIS OFFON GOELlCKE,
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFACTORS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
1roa. 4. n, AND ..

ECONOMY and Convenience.
gNHIS SrovE having been recently so inn
il proved as to render ii in many respects
SUPERIOR to any now in use, is, notwithstand-
inc the announcing and forthcoming of an
entire new article, which was to supercede
and finally rout all Cooking Stoves, now Of
fered to the public with the most perfect con-
fdence. a+ q
This Stove has A Boilers, the washing boil
er being directly over the fire. There are
cones in the inside, with hampers to confine
the heat to each of the back boilers, thereby
causing them to boil with much greater faci-
lily than in common stoves, and which are
90 constructed as to throw the whole or part
of the fire entirely around the oven at plea
sure, which it will readily be seen causes it
20 bake in the most perfect manner. tas4
The extent of surface heated, and the man.
ner of applying the heat, render this import
ant part ofthe stove, in the opinion Of all, su-
perior to any in use. The front is so con-
structed that the fire may be always seen,
which not only renders it very pleasant. but
may be corrected in any confined room,
where it may be in operation. f,.e W. t.sa|
Sufficient Is known respecting the PATENT
ATaANOR to prove itself beyond doubt a
workey Of the first order, performing its work
on plan of the strictest economy, thereby
Econon,u and Convenience are alike the inter.
est of All; and from the trinl they have al-
ready had. and the success thew have met
80. 49,, sse,I ,ha,,sai,,a. ;,,s.;Gs
w, TUG .ee. sne'1 ~ JIs..eu
~ saying mey are not surpassed 0y any "'"g :"
The opinions of a few who have used the
ATHANoR are hcre noticed:
.;. ..,e.. H., hSsis KS IA Asss:s S 1857
have used grea. variety Of cooking stoves and have
tonna none eaSai e ne e.s 9 A az greater
MAa elyenssHme, tnan VIII any win winch l am &c:
and perSr%s re- orH wi,% en,rs
idlSction. KLANSON ABBE.
o-..4o LitchSeld, September 70, 1887.
Mr.. MoRsh-I have had cooking stoves Of dittsren,
dsseipscHs and nave a. engtn procufesa one OF your
.N s., ~ sa % "''
~ III" Respscs.faiiy, Your SI' obedien. servant
'',''''.5 Z, Z X. u, JOHN ADAM.
lN''9a LscAfsld, (So. ,Farms,l Sept H. 1887.
Msssrg Mosss MoRsE & SoN This certifes that
Ihave Tor more than month past, used the stove
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
TYPE FOUNDRY,

CORNER OF JOHN AND GOLD STREETS.
7NHE subscriber begs leave to inform the
H. Printers, that he has purchased the ex-
tensive establishment formerly belonging to
PEIL g. BRorHER; and having furnished en-:
tirelY new r1oulds, ard engaged workmen Of
the first talent In the different departments.
he is now prepared to execute orders with
neatness and despatch. ..a.
His variety and style of Type is inferior TO
none in this country. In addition to these
advantages, he further begs leave to state,
that the metal used in the manufacture of his
type is different from that used in any other
Foundry and he will warrant that it is far
more durable and lighter than that in gene
raj use. ....
In addition to the manufacturing of Type,
he has made arrangements to supply the
trade with all materials necessary for print
ing Offices . THOMAS GUEklN.
Ne,c- York, Sept. "a, 1888. -a.a,d 3. ~ Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08

LOUIS OFFON GOELlCKE,
OF GERMANY,
THE GREATEST OF HUMAN BENEFACT0RS.
Citizens of NORTH and South America, - ... 1
To LoUIs ORION GoELIcKE, M. D., Of Germany,
fEurupe) belongs the nperishabe honor Of adding,
NEW and PRECIOUS DOCTRINE 70 the Science Of Meol;
cine-a doctrine which, though vehemently opposed
nv many OF the faculty, (of which he ~ valuable
memher) he proves to be as well founded IN truth az
any doctrine uf Holy Wnt-a doctrine, upon the yerl-
" Of which are suspended the lives Of millions OF our
race, and which he boldly challenges his opposers to
rctue, viz Consumption Is disease G1c1ye occde'0n
ed by disOrdered state Of VS. Ve for Lc Pr'ncapte/
of the human body: OcOften secretly lurking ~ tne
system for years before there IL the least complaint Of
the Lungs G-and which may he as certslnlys
though not SO quickly, cured, as a common cold o.
this rs imparts important lesson TO the appaIent
~ healthy Of both sexes, teaching them that tnlS m
sidous foe may be an unobserved inmate OF Ine'E
" clayey houses even while they imagine themselves
secure from its attacks, teaching them that the greai
secret in The art Of preserving heaa :: e PlEek OUT e
disease ,rle in tie blade AID not pa TILL the JMU groom
ear. .N.~. s.
This illustgous benefactor Of man s also entitled g
your unfegned gratitude nd the gratitude OF woso
Tor the invention Of his Matchless Sandtige-whoee
healing fiat may Justly claim for such title, since
has sgnay tri9mped over our great as,
"a medicine which has thoroughly filled the vacuum
in the Materia Medica, and thereby proved lse tet
3FCoNQUERoR OF PHYsIcrANs-C&-a medlclne, 20
which oil mankind will have abundant cause t9 pes
the beneiicent hand Of kind Providence medicine
whose wondrous virtues have been 50 glowlngIy PoI
visits to the sick chamber; by WHICH means tney o.
ten become the happy Of changing despon
dency into hope sickness into health, and sadness
friends into joyfuness. gsea
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08

A N extensive assortment of School Books
"A constantly on hand, and for sale cheap,
at the Book and Variety Store IF
january %. ls A. A. LORD
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
FOR SALE.


A Water Privilege g. Dscelling House, with
IA. two and half acres of Land, pleasantly
situated on the east branch of the Waterbury
river, on the turnpike one mile north Of VOL
cottville. The house is two stories high, built
only five years since, with back kitchen,
woodhouse, and barn-well calculated for an
enterprsing mechanic. The water privilege
is on said river, with building two stories
high, "a by % feet, an overshot water wheel,
with belts, trimming lathes, burr saws. &C.
well known as b. Dunbar's Rake Factory-is
on never-failing stream Of water. and we'll
constructed for almost any kind of bus ness
carried on by water power. ANY one wish
ing to purchase q convenient manufacturing
is respectfully invited to call
and view the premises. Terms of payment
will be made easy to the purchaser. Inquire
of JONAH DAYTON.
Wolcottrille, Sept. IS, 1888. 2ml5
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08

to meet the exigency Of the times.
TRUNKS, good assortment. Of hair
and leather. all sizes and prices. which will
be sold very low. Call and examine.
Brides. Halfers, Whips. Martingales Cir.
cinglsS &c. &c. always ready for Ose.
a Gols silver current e bank notes from
ters. if issued from sound houses. not refused.
aL .aor GEORGE BOIIsEG.
West oftAs COsH House.
kitcAJaeld, june 22. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-11-08
u. $. Mail for Hartford.


FARE FROM rts
KStchaSeg6 20 Hartford S1.SO.
IT caves Litchfield for Hartford Tuesday.
IL Thursday and Saturday mornings at z
O'Clock, and goes through with despatch. ALI
business and baggage sent will be faithfully
attended to. as the same driver goes through.
" For passage, or information. please to
apply at PARKs' Horn, South street.
LitckfelA. July, 1888. rs $500 z
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NsR. sAMUEt. SHAKESPEARE is my authorized
I've Agent during my absence fro q the CITY.
IfANlEL DANA.
ig-lny4y,
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DUM-lOQ bbls Ney Orleans Rum for y S9le b,
"a apls i4SA' 90 ~ w
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-eefs
and
rect
sale
rect
s -
ship
bale
,ri itid
sPyS..
shed
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LOUISIANA
ruRNIT URE WARE e ooMS,

No. %, benVIIIF stFttl.
r7IIIJAM r. CARNES, tfDrmerly of the Grm of
w Flint u Carpes, would respectfully inform hls
friends and the public that he is constantly receiving
trom New York and Boston good assortment Of Fur
nv I'd TAINTED chairs maple and cherry bsstea,ls
%sh a and cherry tables Of all cscrp'ipn
rea"s Toilets, secetarys writing desks, warl" es o
muhornnv and che'rt, wash s'ands, looking glasses
,eahcrs bcddins, Sc. &C.
MI. Furniture PIG ed pr transportation with rca
rnrc,
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PROSPECTUS:

PROSPECTUS:
TIE subscriber proposes to publish, IN inc DC.
ginning of the ensuing winter, Condensation ct
the twenty volumes of the Old and New Series OF
Martins Louisiana Reports, to be comprised in four
vaumcs. 5,o., according to the model OF Peters
CONDENSED Reports. ..
This work is now is preparation by j. Burton
Harrison Esq, of this city, assisted by William r.
Brand, ESQ. The Editor is also permitted by
svv 5SSSsa 8, tlge s tee SpRFsRsa pnbdi
their personal supervision all the advantage which
may naturally be reaped from their experience.
Such a work is becoming every day more ne:
and scarce An increasing curiosity too is mani
tesi in The other States Of The Union, in references
to die peculiar Jurisprudence OF louisiana and the
circumstance of tile principles here de>
cid.d IN the adjustment of conflicts of laws makes
the knowledge of Our adjudged cases of prime utls
ltv Ia The iurists Of the Whole Union. Moreoveii
| lie rising republic Of Texas has adopted our codes;
and thus there is great demand for the Louisiana
decisions from fresh quarter.
Convenient notes, indicating the parallel cases
decided in Louisiana, and occasionally those IN the
more authoritative forums of the other States, @ls
he added TO each case.
The work will form four volumes, royal octave,
and will be delivered, bound, to subscribers ut So
per VOL; in case it should be found practicable to
compress il into three Volumes the price to SID
scri!crs will be 81 per vol.
Subscriptions received by
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RAIbMESS.

4 BEAUTIFUL. head of hair is the grandest orna
" netr belonging 10 the human ifante l5o" strange
" The loss OF it changes the countenance' aha nra'a
;rely brings the appearance OF old age WhGi c"H'
rechi NJ peine uncovered, and snhehmef
even to sl,s Sucetv avoid the tests ard sneers OF
tlrir acquaintance: the REMAINDER Of their lives eFe con
scoienty suont in retirement. In short not tho
loss of property fills the generous hnnH rntl with
HAT ncayv sinking gloom doeS the loss OF his halr
avert all these unea. ant circumstances oidrlge
I'd n Of Columbia stops the hair from falling off on The
first anlicatiun and fnw bottles restores II again. IT
likewise produces eyebrows and minister's prevents the
nar from turning gray. makes it cnr beautifnliv and
frees il from stnr. Numerous ceNichtes iot me hrst
fespectnhilitv in support of the virtues OF OldridgeI
Balm, are shown by the proprietors
If Read the following
Robert Wharton, ESD late Mayor of Philade'ph
has certified he seen below, to the high chara
ter of he following gentlemen.
The undersigned do hereby certify fiat we have used
the Balm of Columbia discovered by j. Cldridge ana
have fund it highly Ser4iceabIe only preventive
against the falling off of hair, but also certain rcstofa
WILLIAM THATCHER, Senior,
Methodist Minister in 81 George charge,
No Sc North Fifthst
JOHN P INGLIs, 32l Arch street.
| JOHN ID THOMAS, NJ D, 163 Racest
| JOHN S FtREY ,l0l Spruce street.
HUGH MeCURDY.2l3 South I'd ST:
JOHN GARD, Jr, I23 Arch street.
1t is known that three Of the above signers are more
than 50 years of age, and tile others moi less iah o'
lFrom the NIayor,l
Commonwealth of penpsylvahia,
| City Of PHILADELPHIA
!, Robert Wharton, Mayor of said city of Phiade;
.hia 10 hereby certify that am well acquainted with
| Messfs inglis, John ; Fire, and Hugh MrChrdy;
those names are signed to- the above Certificate that they
are gentlemen oil character and resnectabiltvIand as
siith full credit should be given to the said certificate;
| I'm withrs wi-reufi have bereunto set my hand;
and caused the seal of the city to be affixed, this
9th day of December, &c.
IT,. 81 ROBERT WHARTON Mayor.
Observe that each bottle of the Genuine Balm has
splendid engraved wrapper, on which is represented
the Falls Of Niagara, &c
Sold wholesale and retail by the sole agents for Anne
rca No Fle,che, street, Maiden Lane, one door
below Pearl street, and by most druggissand periumers
JARVIS & ANDREWS,
no Wholesale Agents, New Orleans.
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Pearl. STREET HOUSE. CINCINNATI.


TyNI[IS extensive ana well known establishment
4 corner of Pearl and Walnut streets) having been
leased by tho subscriber he takes pleasure in anoun-
cling to the public that tie whole interior of the build
ng has been reftted and repaired-the rooms newly
furnished painted and cleansed-snl that is now in
complete order for the reception ofboarlers
The subscriber being full Of the great desire
of the citizens TO have letst one FIRST RATE
HOTEL in the city has not thus far, nor will he spare
either labor OF expense bring about the great desu-
e,otua. His table shall invariably be supplied in CIV
erv variety, with the best the market atFnr!shs Bnr
furnished with the choicest wines and .iQu"rs-hls
sleepng apartments kept and clcan-and plenty OF
servants will all times be III waiting TO give prompt
attention to the wants of his customers.
He is particularly we'll provided for the accom'nG,'a-
ton Of Families, as his house contains large number
of Parlours with bed rooms attached:
He will have carriages aud horses at all 1imes III rea
dness to convey his boarders orcusomers on ther ar
rival and departure free Of espeasc, to and from Steam
and Canal Boats.
He hopes that Travellers and others will give him
call and Judge ofis accommodations for themselves,
as this is the only nel~d by which the merits Of his
establishment can be satisfactorily tested.
GEORGE ElCHELBERGER.
Cintinnat April LIST, lG37-tt. all
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nOgK-prime and Mess Pork, full branded, o
Il aud NJ q. o-:,. D.. o..
soi hy Ii L LEVY n 60.
~ 10 GRAY snr st up stars.
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NOTICE,

NOTICE
rENRAVEiIERS going 10 Mobile by the Mail Line
1 on Mnndays, Wednesdays and Fridays, will regis,
ter their names this office, no seats can be secured
i, the stnre at pastaeoula the above named days
nntess her NAMES he placed on the way bill.
Those VINO nave heavy baggage eau lave II aakei
direct to Mobile by any boats during he week excel
on the abuse NAMED days hEo Niiti MIN,
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For Texas.

For Velasco, Brasofia and .Hnr1on
Fl The very superior new sht draft schooner
~ ALBERT STEIN, Captain -, having
SA1Ig large portion of her cars" engaged, VIII have
nnrE Icspatch for the above ports; for balance OF
III, nr rrns.nr. npuy to WIN BRYAN,
f0 IL 81,
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FOR VELAS1'O, RK NZDRiA N,MAli!DN
n Tho regular p"rket schr IN u +, ~ Nsn
I'm Cnptain (avlard, muster, wants 7o .r,e's W
tTTfS ."rnl.tc her cargo. For balances OF height
or nas1as appy on board opposite 1ei''rSo" street,
or to w BRYAN,
- Sc Common street,
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FOR MArAGORpA, CON'S POINT AND
ARKANSAS BAY. ... |
II The we'll known Schooner LOUISIANA,
IN Captain Aud, having ii large portion at her
T,AAAS cargo engaged, will meet win despatch rnr
bnonce Of freight or passage, apply ON board opposite
"o w BRYAN,
- sc Cunnlun street.
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binds very prime, PiantatisH e,g!s
g miles from the city for sale by
Tii HYilE & BR0Tttlk
mao 80 Comnon ST corner OF ,epaaa'7se L
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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1838-05-12

A magistrate in Nachez refused to his duty,
and Grant a sui grams, the Agricultural bank, aud
stated that he would not lisi.s suns against any
Of the Nalchez banks at present. ' D"'Ns
may sue the people with Impunty, bui don foHe'
The banks. They are sacred The vile law was
not made for them They have hold Of the horns
Of the altar Touch not The hem Of their gar
ments Bah
The people will tear off this robe Of false sane
tity and compel them like individuals to speak
the truth and make no more false promises.
There is a way Of lmPeaching maglsrate~ho
will not do his duty. A word 10 the wise is sufii-
Gent. Daily Free Trader,
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infant PHLosoFnr.-" Mother" said h.
tie urchin, may 60 to the theatre ?" ~No.l'
" Well, didn't you 90 when you were little 2''---
" Yes, but now see the folly Of it" We'll,
mother, want to see the folly OF ii toe.@
The celebrated Gen. Foote has been elected
10 the Legislature lrom Ilnds county.