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Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
NOTfCE,

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THE subscribers have formed q limited
n copartnership IN Woodbury, pursuant ~
certain statute law Of this state entitled . An
act authorizing limited PARTNERSHIPS in GER
tan cases, passed in 1922" under the name
and firm of Austin COsOIes, Agent Of fke Pom,
PerG1g MonayGcfuring COnspGnH," in which
name all the partnership business shall be-
conducted. Austin Cowles of Manchester IL
the general partner. The special partners
are James Preston. Nathaniel Preston, Seth
81 strong Harvey J.Linsley, Nathaniel B.Smith,,
\. .no1 ~ Bull, solomon Strong, Barnum Cur
tiss, Sheldon Summers, iii SINNERS ar'' David
Summers, Abel Benedict, Horace M. Dudley.
Ialcon Norton, Horace w. Strong, Mrs. Ruth
SmSth, and Mrs. Harriet T. Woodruff, An of
woodbury., in the county of Litchfield. Aus
TIN CoWlss, the general partner. ii authorized
TO transact, manage and sign for the partner.
ship. James Preston has paid in and furnish.
es fifteen hundred dollars, Nathaniel Preston?
five hundred dollars. Seth Strong fifteen hun.
dred dollars; Harvey ,. Linslcy one thousand.
dollars, Thomas Bull one thousand dollars,
Nathaniel B. Smith one thousand dollars, So.
lomon Strong five hundred dollars, Barnum'
mers five hundred dollars, Eli Summers two,
hundred and fifty dollars, David Summers
two hundred and fifty dollars, Abel Benedict
five hundred dollars, Horace M. Dudley i've
hundred dollars, Talcost Norton FIVE hundred.
dollars. Horace W. Strong one thousand dol,
lars, Mrs Ruth Smith five hundred dollars
and Mrs. Harriet T. Woodruff Ave hundred
dollars The said partnership is 70 COM
mence on the first day Of April, 1883. and
shall terminate on the frat day of April, 1871.
Austin COscles. Ell Samnersv
James Preston, David Summers,
NathGniel Preston, Abel Benedict,
Seth Strong, Horace W. Strong,
Harrey J. Linsley, 1'alcon Norton, a.
Thomas Bull, Naekaniel b. NNsith..
Solomon Strong, Rmh Ssnitk, Y
Barnum Curtiss, Harriet n. Woodruff
Sheldon SamMsers, Horace M. Dadzev.
Dated Woodbury., March 10, 1885, q 6t50'
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
For E.NE ~.

TWO Lots in the town of Litchfeld, county
a of Medina. containing about 100 acres
each, situated on the Great Western Road
leading from Medina to Pittsburg. Also, a
Lot of 100 acres in Morgan, near the centre
OF said town. The above lands are of supe-
rior quality. For further particulars, apply
to the subscriber.
GEORGE ID. WADHAMS.
WolcotIuille, May "a, 1888. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
CHARLES 4igourney 2k Son,

Charles Sigourney e Son,
1919 Main-s street. Hartford, Con.
Have imported By the skips Gladiator from LOn-,
don, VirginiG, Nortk Amsrics, DO. from
LiverpOol-AND OFFER FOR SALE.
ID RASS Paper Makers Wires for Fourdri.
-D nier Machines;
Brass and copper Wove Wire, of great va.
riety Of meshes and widths, for Paper Ma.
kers; large Brass Water Cocks, for same \;
Alarge supply Of Hair Seating and Etraining
Webb, for Cabinet Makers;
Titley's superior green Hemp Shoe Thread );
Patent Thread, black and whited brown. No.
T6 to 40;
A large assortment of SanderSofi's superior
CAST Steel, in round &sfiat bars, in sheets
and hoops, embracing very great variety
of sizes, for makers of clocks, hammers,
hoes, scytales, gimblets, knives, rife and
pistol barrels. and gun loclzs;'
Double Shear Steel
Ibbotson's cast steel Files, assorted, by the :
cask; Circular and other SAWS.
Also,
Silver Plated Metal all fs0mbsrs;
Copper and iron Cut Tacks; s.,a ssBlrH
Russia and English Sheet Iron;, i
A large stock Of Iron Wire, from No. D to 26;;
Brass, copper. silver plated, ~ cast steel Wires:
Timed Plates, common ahd.extra brands;
Timed Copper,& Tipners' Stock generally;
constant supply Of Hardware Paper and
A large stock of rolled SHEET Brass, at man.
rfhctdrers' prices; .a
so barrels Cooper's superior GLUE, on con-
signment.
HerJordr May 8, 1888. e 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
NOTICE.

NO i IOLs
VTHE Court Of Probate for Litchfield Dis
Il trict hath assigned the 30th day of May,
1888, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon, at the
probate Office in Litchfield, for the appoint
and adjust the claims of the creditors 10 the
estate Of SILAs PATTERSON, late of Cornwall,
in said district, deceased, represented insof.
vent, at which time and place all persons in
terested will appear before said Court, if they
see cause, and be heard relative to said ap-
pointment.
Samuel f. EvER1rr, Admir-. .
CornrnH Man q, 1888. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
WRITING SCHOOL,

ID WILSON respectfully informs the cit-
h. liens of Litchtield that he will open a
School in Writing on Monday the 2sth inst.
in the school room formerly occupied by DIR.
Stone, opposite the Congregational Church.
Pupils will be charged according to the a
mount of instruction given. Hours of school
from to 8 A. M. and from a to 6 P. M. For
particulars respecting the school, inquire at
the County House.
Litchfeld, May "a, 1888. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

- Subscribers to the Works of Rev.
@zD Daniel A. Clark, are hereby notified
that the ID and Sd volumes of said works
may be had at the Apothecaries Hall.
LitchfeId, May "a. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
Fashionable Yailoring..

Fashionable Tailoring.
= HNHE subscriber would inform the public
L that he has taken the Shop lately occu-
pied by Herman Wdynevf ". in South street,
and Post Office, where he designs carrying
on the zSBSg0s'6seg Bes06sseSs in an itss
various branches making and cutting Gar
ments of every description, &c.
AS he has had six years experience IN an
extensive establishment in New Haven, those
who are in want Of work done in a fashiona-
BILE and workmanlike manner will find it for
their interest to give him q call. Ia e3N ~ aa
~ Latest fashions constantly received.
uA JOURME lyman wanted. Also, am
APpRENTIcE--one who has had some expert
ence would be preferred. as
@ MERIT TREAT. b.
Lilchfeld, May 10, 1888. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

brushes. Paint & Whitewash Brush
ID es on hand, at various prices.
My "a. s. GALPIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

Extract Of a letter. from Neac-Hduen, dated
SATURDAY EVENING, MAY l0, 1888.
Mr.. Editor We have had busy week
The regular sessions of both Houses-the
County neutrality-suspicious. caucussing-
meetings of committees morning and evening
abolition lectures-and divers kinds of
small affairs, have each and all claimed their
full share of attention.
Among the finished labors of the week is
the appointment of General Kimberly to the
"Sinate" of the United States by a strong
and healthy majority" from which suppose
that John M. Niles may infer that he has
leave to retire. 1t is said here, that DR.. Niles
is going out IN the Exploring Expedition,
probably as Minister Extraordinary to some
Island not yet discovered. We have also
separated some six or eight drunken wretch
es from, it may be, as many amiable and
abused women, and denied the petition OF
as many more. whether Justly or lmiustly the
deponenf saith not. This divorcing is ratf-
er serious business. Next, we have passed
some twelve or fifteen acts entitled acts for
altering, repeating or amending, as the case
may be, some Of the acts of those who came
here before US, mt as acise az ourselves, have
foolishly placed on the statute book.
man might look upon himself with some
degree of complacency after voting his nre.
decessors were fools, were it not for the hu.
initiating reflection that those who succeed
him may in their turn vote him both knave
and fool. But of all kinds of legislation,
commend me to the work Of displacing some
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

CHURCHILL COFFING. n
attorney 4 Councillor at Ldsc..
OFFrcE IN LeRD's BUILDING, LlTenrnIp.
May 10, $685. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24
A BEAUTIFUL ARTICLE or
DRAB FUR HATS,
suitable for the season.
Also. Palm LeMf HRK@.

ALSO,
Shaker Bonnets, Ladies' Travelling Baskets,
Oil Cloth Bags, Fancy Work Baskets. at
May "a. N. H. North & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

81The Congregational Church and Society of this
town having some days since given the Rev. JoNA-
THAN BRACE OF Hartford cali to become their Pastor
and he having signi6ed his acceptance, the Ordna-
ton we understand win take place on Tuesday tie
18th OF June next-the Rev. Mr.. Halves, of Hartford,
toPreach the sermon on the occasion.
is desired that the committees of the Church and
Society will meet at the Lecture Room on Friday
next at o'clock P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-05-24

$50 in favor Of John Boyd and also order for the
sum of $50 in favor Of Nathaniel GEfhng, read third
time and passed.
Bin relating to the collection Of debts by foreign at
tachmen,s read second time The bill provides That
no debt of $40 and under, which shall have accrued
from the personal labor OF the person to whom II Is
due. shall be liable to collection by foreign attach
ment-reterred to the committee on the Judiciary
Report OF the Controller on the condition OF the
Banks, laid on the table several days since. taken up
Resolution appointing William Barnes Judge OF
Probate for the district Of East Windsor Tracy Peck
bristol; VIM Dixon, Enfield and Ecbert Cowles
Pennington, seyeraly passed without Opposition.
Resolution appointing Seth Terry Judge Of Probate
for the district at Hartford.
Mr.. Cleaveland moved TO amend by erasine The
name Of Seth Terry, and inserting the name Of Tkom
as IT, SeymoHr-yeas 36-nays lZ7-so the amend.
ment was lost. The resolution then passed.
Resolution appointing Ira Bronson. Judge Of Pro
hate for the District Of Burlington; Timothy Jones
Holcomb, CRANKY; Luther LOOMS, Sufield. and %
seph Wright, Berlin, passed without opposition.
Resolution appointing George Carter Judge of Pro
bate for District OF KillingwoTth-passed.
Adjourned to O'Clock afternoon.
Friday. May I8-A fernoOn-
Judiciary committee on the bin relating to County
Courts reported unfavorable. Bill lost
Same committee on the bill relating 20 Clerks Of
adopeed- and the bill passed.
Bin appointing Justices of the Peace for the County
Of Hartford. Read. amended, and passed.
House resumed the consideration of the bill restrict
ing the appointment Of NOtaries to the term Of one
year. Bill passed.
Committee on New Towns on the petition Of Aus
tin Ocost aDd Others for division Of the town Oa
Kkngworth, THE new to be called by the name
Of Cia,On, reported hSOrably. with bill in form. Bill
passsd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
WILL YOU TRYITs

W PRESCOrTS UNITED STATES OIL TASTE
BLACkING Is admitted by all who have proved ~ 10 br
decidedly The aft red the public; beisg
manufactured in OIL does like most backing jure the
leather but the costrary and so ms Whee-
sale dealers particularly requested 10 call and examine
the above article and satisfy themselves that rrescots Black
ing must take precedence any other now IL u,c
ast Because il possr more conservative qualities
I'd Its easy application
Sd. 1t improves athe, than Is impaired by age.
4th. IL will polish with oil or alow-and lastly, Is
n perfection in blackng hitherto unniained.
Manuac and sale at SO Water street, Kew YORK
Also by J. w. Clark, Buffalo. Orders solicited. au8Sm
Important 10 Miiiiners. Country Merchants
and the Ladies I'm general.
u CARL KING, tho well known and celebrated FIRST
Premium Toscan aud straw Hat Manufacturer Ia her Males
ctoria Queez OF England respectfully lnorns the La
dies Of New York and vicinity and the public generally that
he has commenced the wholesale business and has entirely
given up two Of hsretal stores napey ss5 ana
80 Bo but he will en1eavor have always hand an
elegant large assortment OF superior quality most fshisna
bly, manufactured of Leghorn Florence Tuscan and English
Straw Haas. his residence No ~ Division ST. by the sagle
hat very price. Maers and Country Mer-
chants will always hod assortment and Of superior
fabric the wholesale price OF Leghoros Florence Brads
Tuscan and English Straw HATS by the dozen case at his
Wholesale Warehouse No Maiten Lane UP stairs, on as
reasonable terms any house ia the city
NJ q. lie will keep also elegant assortment OF the most
fashionable French Flowers and Paris Ribbons by the sor or
set. at very reasonable price. JyN-5m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

DOCrOR SEARS would most respectfully announce
that he his 0es IL ns Ss o. nsw
and the country has greatly ana ma
Angina Pe,prs and other Chronic affections which had
resisted The use ordinary MEANS have been greay renewed
sed 10 rees 10 the Right Rev Bop
the Spring. and that numerous certificates OF
the saluary effects of his ment be his oice
several s this city similar TO the one related below
The Rev Mr. Stow auhsr of letter Dr. Sears, Of which
Me- s an ss a
Doctor Sears Dear SA few days after wrote 10 yen In
soess Your our, ss.sisnce her ynps@. aeci
dedy alarming much so that called counciio pbys'
gave e TO that her case hopeless cough
whssch violence that feared she would In
attempts Her cough increased the drop
the increase Of the drepsy the Other hand pared
new eHergy and yirsence to her cough ana mus ny h
her cough continued ixeeH hours wh NJ ntemis
orphiae lew day, aiIer this your medicine arrived and
Immediately administered with the most happy effects
The seoa what she il health She has con-
stany gaining snoe, and able TO attend In some
weakness enjoys comfortable health She IS as raised
from The while feel bound nr sld
also 70 you for yosr ~ hsr
ssd 1a 40 we value skill
distressing complaints with which Mrs Slow dreadful
~ afflicted Yours, with feelings OF esi,cm erow
ANGINA PEcToRIs-Is PROMINENT AID Characteristic
unpleasant sensation the breabo'- pit OF
the stomach attended with pain the breast but
s" o the shoulder sade and hs lei ars Those
subject TO sometimes awakened with sense OF suoca
breath and psp,aon Of heart walking ascend
fight of stairs These symptoms CONSTANT and
nbs a. S 40 not oe
eque attended with peculiar and alarming
and often proving fatal whes apparent good health en-
DR. Sears has bad much experience. in the vea,men. Of
and has been successful In mary cases which has
listed all ordinary means aulo5 w'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
We can't tell Can you!

FRANKLIs THEArRK-Mr. Bannister, who is already
favoraby known the play gong public, appears at
this house tonight in tie principal character of piece
written by himself The Syracusean Brothers," A
Philadelphia paper notices his performance Of this
character in the following terms:
On Wednesday evening last, the tragedy fthe Sy.
racusean Brothers," written by N. H. Banp ,ssr was
repeated for the benefit Of Master Reed md attracted
fair house-and have rarely seen a performance
give general satisfaction The part of Lucnius.
audience testified their approbs ION by repeated rounds
oapplause This is chara we'll suited Mr.. B.,
and allows him to exhibit ais ability in the ia
vorable light. Lucinius independent and noble bear
ing against the yras &ous rule of Donysius-his pa
riotsm. bravery Ind fraternal love. truly and
eloquenly portrayed. The touching exhibitions of
these different passions fastened the attention Of the
audience throughout the play. which was broken only
by continued rounds of simultaneous applause. The
interest excited induced call for Mr. b. the fall oil
| the cartan, whea he appeared and returned thanks
for the marked appreciation bestowed upon his efforts
assuring the audience that his ambition
| their favor.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
nRHIs TOOTH PAsTE-Aa .egsp, and high,

nRHIs TOOTH PAsTE-An elegant and highly
~ approved Dcn,rifce-
10 give pesrly whieness to the teeth,
eshance the charms asd beauty If the msnth,
And add fragrant sweetness To the breath,
Is an attainment eng dcvortly wished,
Theugh ne'cr TN Row effectively achieved
Tive Orris Tooth Paste happily insures
Ths mark desired result q will its use.
With prcmp,pcss AND high satisfaction, prove.
THE oRRrs TOOTH PASTE, while nj be.utises ths
teeth, removing snd preventing every appearance 81
tartar and giving 70 them clear and perry whiepes, m
proves the color Of The lips and eus and gives sddoous
beauty 60 The fe~f snss~b of the ronthhy snecnf
properties greatly tcndsts preserve the teeth rom decay
and sse mPsrts that peculiar fragrant 70 tne
breath for which the 0rs Rect Justly and excessively
celebrated. FOR sale wkf l~ssle and retnil by
ally esrnsr Of courtlasatu.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
From OR Evening Editon.l
" Il was Mr.. Francis Kelso who was drowned,
and not Mr.. David Kelso who is still alive and well,
and likely to live many years.

A NEW DESCRIPTIONS OF BisDING.-We have been
much pleased with a kind Of backs for books
made of India Rubber. 1t 10 an Invaluable inven-
ton The patent right for this country has been pur-
chased by enterprsing friend, Mr.. P. w. Meser,
of Wall street No bank should have their books
bound in any other way. In fact, every book worth
preserving fer five years should be bound with the
India Rubber back. 1t gives way--t is az
lasting and firm as the board covers of the book and
il affords the immense advantage Of allowing the book
TO open flat and firm either at the commencement
middle, end any part. We need say no more.
Let all who doubt its superiority call Mr.. Mesier
and they will doubt no more
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

nR- JOH SON n consulted aonfdentialy at his eaice
~ No. IL Dnans street. between Chatham and William
the following diseases, VII GonorrhGs, $1,000 Chancres,
Seminal Weakness and the diseases arts
lag from venercal poison improper treatment Dr. Johnson
engages remove any recent affection IN two three days.
and II most nveterate proporonste time, without
OF asy dcbtsrg Inudcious medicine pteven.
ton from business Persons entrustng themselves 10 Dr. John
care may dose themselves with certaniy succfs In
the aggravated Scroulous liberated legs
&c speedily healed. Strangers would do we'll ~ giving Dr.
yehnson CALI cerais preventive may be made against
Of the foregoing diseases Which has fall
ed when within twenty hours er exposure Let.
post aid and enclosing Fee have the necessary
dicine, and directions for us use. forwarded.
Attendance from ga NJ 70 II at night Dr. Jehasen has
moved 10 ls Chambers street. sui.ins
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

r SECOND WARD Ho TEL-Nex, TO corner oil
mem having Undergone thorough ref,ng / now in com
Plee order for accommodation of Lose who may honor
There are in this house, besides the story which Is
% ssy public arg
Gn PSss ee ogGs with f .sysra .%s .sos Of
Clubs private parties accommodated with rooms, anc
species Of game or decssy Which hs ms'rs afford at hS
~ BRANCH or The sHADEs- Ann street nss
respectfully informs his friends and the public generally
Shades, has induced HIM take the above house with
view to sceommodate those who reside The casters side
ed in all respects the same ss the Shades -s
for the reception Of company transient and permanent The
ranged with every care for The comfort Of visitors
Led al The bead Of and view q sne e tie n s
riages will be in readiness all times and handsome sail
ran twice week to and from New YORK viz per rail
70 Hcisvie Also weekly across TIE island % Paehosue
sides other vessels almost daily. Terms moderate
Port jefferson. l. l.. June So 1884, Iy2d
forms his friends and the public ihs. be Ia: opened
sS Flea and Be
ass S.rsee No care or s,euon be Wasting his part
give general satisfaction, and he hopes 6nd that gencrous
encourasemest which ne is determined " deserve
jy2lSm J. SWEENEY
TO SOUTHERN MEUCHANTS.
ar A W. SPIES, 1872 Fcsr street, Is now opening full
Fall supply Of HArd~aes-for sale the most reasonable
terms.
crates patti Iron Tea Kettles and Sauce Pans
crates Sheet Iron do. do.
6 casks assorfed Table Gallery
do Pen ind Pocket knives, Shears. Scissors, &c.
60 kssors; 10 do Files and Edge Tools.
80 do assorted Trace Chains
500 dozen do Axes
10 Guns Pistols and Rifles
90 pairs self cooking and revolving flStofs.
Torether with = general assortment shelf Hardwares
Japanned Fancy Goods suitable tor the SoutherS
market au2 AM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28
TRUTH scORns ALI KIND OF QUIv.

TRUTH SCORnS ALL KIND OF QUIv-
u OCATfON-ns now FIVE years since Levsnais Hun
,er Red Drop FIRST made public and Of the thou
sands OF cases has failed where the directions have
attended which simple. Hundreds Of mtslors
and have sprung mp bat ouves all their base
attempts II proves se daily be the only prompt and per
and nnocest who opposed 10 all
kinds OF advertised medicine, and obliged last
Wedge, after, IN spending
hundreds OF dollars 81 ysL Every will have the
signature OF u Levsan Of whom can be obtained privately
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

IFrem the New 0rle7rs Pic4yune OF April %
nISEAsk,-Al the earnest quest ct Mr.. L. H. =,
~ OF the Parish OF Ascension, La, give publicity TO the
following notes
Messrs Editors-Csnceivng tia duty which my
fellow men, well as 10 Mr. LIZ, agent for Hupters Red
Drop your city, beg that you will allow state, that
after having been sorey ssd dangerously afflicted with
eisesse and aer having tried varoas prescrpt
vss Tor months have been fully and perfectly cured by
taking this invaluable medicine very time sad
won H. sincerely recommend all who may be suffering
similar
suiS ims Respectfully, kc., l. H. =.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-08-28

III HUNTERS RED nHOP-This medicine IA the result OF
Of close application study. and xpcrmen
OF most celebrated medical gentlemen IN this disease
known whose writing this class Of diseases
book for every medical writer since treating the subject
and which nearly out Of print copy Of VII ca still
Of IN the library OF Pennsylvania Hospitals the
cept obtained In Europe As by the present mar
Of w. whe has used IN bis practice ever nce until
ves Of philanthropy that made public the price always
remain atone dollar bottle. To be within the reach Of
ply scans hsvsg given repeated trials have adopted the
OF II In their practice, and whoutfs s ever being
eemplhed. The wsrla Il challenged to furnish medicine
certaia safe, and expeditions In the extrpaiior Of VI
Desse every habit and situation, without
die, restrictions whatever as the Invaluable Hunters
Red Every vial genuine will have the written sigma
tue III u LEvISpN Of whom ne ohtaned priva~yat
Division street, the only place IN New York sul3 linz