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April Is. Iesa
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

TTAvING fitted up "a new and more con- M n venient shops would inform his friends and the public generally that he still contin- ues the business of Clock and Watch repair ing; and that from his experience and skill. and by constant attention to this important branch of business, hopes 10 give general sa- tisfaction, and receive share of public pat ronage. ALsos ON HAND, M
 N A good assortment of WATcHEs AND JEWEL LERs' GooDs, consisting of lever, lepinesand common scapenent Watches earrings. fn- ger rings, breast pins silver spoons, specta- cless thin,bless pencil cases. butter knives and sugar bows, plated spoons, near-sighied spec tacles, steel pens, pen knives, scissors, twee- gers. tuning iorkss Music Boxes. Clarionets.. Flutes, Flies, violin strings, clarionet reeds. clarionet and fife PYeceptors, Shell Combs, Watch oil, &c. <. ALSO,
 Dr. ,Wm. Evans camomie. tonic and fa- Imily AperieDt Pills, with directions, fecom- mended highly for dyspersin, nervous and all stomach complaints.
 Also. Dr. Evans Soothing Syrup, for teeth- ing,with directions.a real blessing to mothers.
 Also, Dr. Hunts celebrated Pills for Con- sumption 6 Liver Complaint, with directions.
 Also, Dr. GoodeS' Female Domestic Pills. witt, ample directions. The above medicines prepared by Dr. Wm. Evans, 100 Chatham street. New York x-sold here by N
 sR. HERMAN. A4saf.
 TDo rods sasf ef ihe PresbytsriaN Churek k Litchfeld, Dec.2 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

Al a Couys of Probaie holden Gf Kent icsthin and
 for lhe Disfrict Of Kenf, os ths 7Ak day ef
 . DscezlbeY, A.. D. 1639s E Es PfssenL Nafhauiel F. Psrvy. .aidgs. ! .TT9HIS court doth order and direct the tfsiss { 1 ices of ii,c estate of the Kent Furnace Company. a, legally incorporated company estabiiphcd md transacting business at said Kent, by the name of tks Kens Firisars Gese@ Danp. which estate vas assigned for4he ben. eft ct all the creditors of seid CoMPany !s' estate to appear. q they see canee. befot ille Court of Probate to be holden At the probate office in said district, on the first Monday of Januaty, Ie4O, at 10 c'clpeik in tle fprenoon:s ]: to be heard Teiafive 10 tic appointment oI. Commissioners 0n said estate by posting tn.s Ken. md hv ad yeri iSiuss fhe snme in anews-s paper published fn LItcbheld s. El oa NarHb P.'PKRax. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
NO,TICE.

Tvhe Judge ofthe Court of Probate for the 1. District of Harwinton has limited and al- lowed six months from the date hereof. for the creditors of the estate of LEVI ScovELL, late of. .Harwinton, in said district, deceased, represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Tho mas Perkins, Uri Taylor, and ITrumbull Ives, commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 JOSHUA WILLIAMS. Clerk. 4 The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the late dwelling house of said de- ceased, in said Harwinton. on the 5th day of February, and on the 1st day of June. 164O, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, on each of said days. for the purpose of attending on the bu- siness of ssiid appointment.
 THoMAs PERKINS. } commis. TaumBuLI Ivrs. s'0ners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- uuested to make immediate payment to
 DEMAs Coz, Administrator.
 Har,Dinton. Nop. 30, 1889. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

N Court ef Probais holden as Plyn,oath. for ia1 / District ef Litchfeld on tbe sh dcy ef December
 I839- Pkintbas Miner, Esq. late Judge ef tke Conri
 Of Pro6ass for said district being dead present. Cal
 cis Bufler. Esq. Judge of the Court of Probafe fo'
 Ms adjoiaing disfrict e Plynoaih Uho nsay by ldsl acs, holding fhe saAaes 4gssa
 VVHE administrators on the estate of WIL-
 II LIAM BRAMAN, late of Goshen, deceased, represented said estateto be insolvent: where upon 1t Is ordered, that Commissioners be appointed on said. estate on the 2O.h day of December. 1899, at 10 o'clock AM. at the probate office in Litchfield and said admin istrators are directed to give notice of this order hy advertising the salne in newspa- per published in Litchfeld, and by posting inc same on the public signpost In said Go, shen nearest the place where said deceased last dweli, that all persons interested may appear, ifihey see cause, and be heard reies tive to said appointment.
 LAO Certified from Record.
 e OQ S ssss X ! GssC WoonRUfK. Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
PUBLIC AUCTION.

WILL be sold at public yendue, (unless previously disposed of at private sale,) } on Thursday the 18th of December. inst. at 10 o'clock A. M. most of the Personal Proper. ty belonging to the estate ot WILLIAM BRA MAN. late of Goshen, deceased, consisting of one Horse. sixteen Cows, one yoke of Oxen, some Yearlngs, Sheep. Hogs, farming u.en- siis, 2O or 30 tons. of Hay. Sc. Sale to be at the late dwelling house of the deceased.
 SAMUEff c. BRAMAN, ls.
 CHEsTER c. GosLEE, A"mrs' Goshen, Dec. 10, 1889. 0a
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
Gecse .FSntKeys.

H 9HE subscribers have made arrangements
 10 keep constantly on hand a Superior article of Geese Eeadhere-and will at all times furnish any Quantity, from % to 1000 pounds, at aS low prices as they cal, be obtained of equal quality in the state.
 f. ks s. & l.. HURLBUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
sEssgsa vVHE Stock of Goods lately as.

sEEsss vNNHE Stock of Goods lately as
 signed by N. H. North & Co. are now offered for sale: at the storeSlately occupied by them, where may be found n general assortment of GOODS of all kinds. which Wia be disposed of at very low prices
 A. D. BEN EDICT, Agent. Lumber, Butter, and most kinds of Pro duce taken in exchange.
 A large quantity of Socks, Wholesale and Retail, at appraisal prices.
 Litchfeld, Dec: 10, 1889. 0S
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
DESIGNATION.

FNHE limited partnership company here. 4 totore existing irs W0odb1ry, under the name and firm of AUSTIN Gowns, Agetl ot the' WOOd6ury Man, Jactaaing Company" is this day dissolved.
 Austin Coples, III J Einslen 2 Falcon Norton, H. M l)siatev. Abet Benedict, ". B. Smhh,
 SOto'noa Strong, ChGrtesR CHTtiss, for S, SSames Preston. Beni'a s. Curiiss, as
 gen Strong, his nGiural guardiGn
 BeY n FaCrique, Nathaniel Preston,
 g xGn'sl C"rtiss. Dauid Summers.
 Woodhury, Dec. g. .l690 40a
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
PURE AND FULL BLOOD
 RERKSEaERE PIGS.
W pairs only for sale by

"A FEW palrS only for sale by
 GURDON FILLEY. Persons wishing to subscribe forthe CuL. TIvAToR, thatvalua ble agricultural paper are requested to leave their names with Gen. Ere. derrick Buel, or Gurdon Filley, by the 25th inst. 26 .. .Litchfeld, Dec. l2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
BROKE INTO y
NOTICE.

VTyHE Court of Probate for the District of L Woodbury, hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the ere ditors to the estate of PHrNEAs CRANE, latsof Bethlem, deceased, to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect 10 pre- sent their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment 10
 JOHN N J CRANE, Erecutor.
 Bethlem, NOv. %. 1889. *2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

At q GOaTf gf Probate holden, n, F.i,.kee,a ,ss
 and for lhs District cf LiIch6ell os Ehe ssir
 dey of Dst'fs 1889 1: Phinshes W;n~,. lsscIg
 late Judge af Ghe COGrF of Pro6ate Tor said
 district, beiag ds1d: qrssent, Abi;oi Cafl;,,.
 Esq. Judge gf fks C0lft q Probats fcr ths
 GSOining district of Harvinioas seh0 aaav bS
 lGsC aets hellsng the saass
 NV HEREAs NELSON H. NoRTH and AnDREw " BENEDl0Ts of Eiiehfeld, in the district of LitchiieId. oHfhe 4ihsday of Dec'r, 1883, made an assignment qf certain estate to Herr man Bissell of Lilchfeld, and Putnam Bailey 'of Goshen, in trust tor the benefit of all the creditors of said North and Benedict there. lore' m pursuance of the statute in such case proyldeu, this court doth assign the 20flr day ol Deer, lSS9. .at 9 o'clock A. M. at the pro- bate ofhce in Litchfield, for the appointnnent or commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of all who were the credit ors of the said Nelson H. North and Andrew Benedict at the time of said assignment: and said trustees are directed to publish a notice of this order in a newspaper published irl Litchfield. and to post q like notice on the public signpost in said Lilchtield in the yil- iage of Litchfield, that all persons interested may appear, if they see cause, and be heard touching said appointment.
 Certified from Record
 2S c. e. WooDRUFF, Cl6rk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
. sT'IR AKElA ,

TyROM the subscriber, oh the 26th of No-, N vember. . srlali M bite Boar PIG, about eight weeks old with small black spot on one Of his hips. Whoever will return said pig to the owner shall be reasona6iy reward
 Li,ckfsla. De;. 4. 1ss0. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

At q Court ef Probafs holden et Litctfeld scith.
 in and for the Districf of Litclfeld, on thes %
 dayg gf December, AID. 1899 Phinehas Mi- 6 ner. Esq. late Judge cf the Court sef Probate for said sdistrict. being dead -preseHt, Colrin
 Baaler, Esq. Jndgs e ! ibe Court of Probate. iforsth aGoiming district of Plyao,ak, agho'
 may by la,o act, holding the sanae {; x THIS Court doth order and decree that 1 the creditors of the estate of ANN BIsH- OF, late of Litchfield. deceased, be allowed six months from this 2d day of December. 1859, within which to exhibit and present their claims to Benjamin Kilborn, adminis- trator on said estate, for settlement and all claims not presented during that time will De. debarred. alecovery 1; and this court doth or der and direct that the said administrator give public notice of this order by adverti- sing the same in a newspaper published in Litchfield, and by posting the same on the. public signpost iii said Litchfield nearest the: place where said deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from record.
 26 w $. N e. C.. WOODRUFF, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

IN lehrate inc lOOth anniversary of ihe First Iopn Mset;ag of the town of Shsroh, ,.on Monday the 23d instant, .. the coGersea,iGHPi Meeting HoSas com, msncing et II o'clock Y M Gen \; x; E ssds%ek ''-' n VIM. M. SMITH, Chairman .s ofihe Comssifiee Of ArraaGsReats.
 cA.~oc rec 6 1889. ~ & }El
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

". ....sse 4 PALE red yearling Seer,
 DEG "A having no natural or evil
 dent artificial mark. was taken up in a suffering condition, by the subscriber. on the 26th of Nov. ult. The owner is requested to prove propertys pay chargss, and take him away. ssss1 JOEL HUNGERFORD.
 WoGsvtOlsM, Dc. s, 1889. Sc
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
M From the Albony Evenine JouynaI. VOTES FOR SENATE, IN 1888 AND 1899.

A1- A meeting of the friends 10 ile Temperance canss wil he holden the Lecture Room of the Con- sregs,ionaI Church, in LischfeId, Mi5 fThmrsaayJ e,ss;ng al oelOrk. when An addTess will he given N Mr Charles Warren, ar aRsnt of the American
 uS Up so .ases m ss yG O. should he present. Dee IT,
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12
MARRIED.

In ffis tawn. Oss shsl esh .inst. by Rev Mir Jones
 to Miss Emeline WilHofls pf the fnrmer place.
 In Humphreysville, Mr. Dewitt Kimherly. 10 Miss Eliza Liness Mr Philo Tenii, 10 Miss Fanny Um.
 in sWoleo,.yills. Mr. Levi " Bscklsy 0 Mis- Ro. sanna Button.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-12-12

h sfis village. on the 6.h inst; Ms. Luks Lewis, 33 years-bogh formerly of Pennington. sssAs IIs this village, on the 10th inst Mrs Mahef &ey. mnur relicf of Muses Seymour IT, Esq. aged s8. Her PMs rs ss. M s3
 h Toriinetop. on the 7ih inst. Mrs Laufa Hodges; wife nf Erasius H0dRas, Esq aged 52.
 In Norfolk, en the Stii inst William Stuart. aged 10 yeavs, son of Nit. Birdasy Norton.
 In WoOdhury. on the 18th uli., Mir. Lemuel Jadson, aged eO-A revolutionary pepsicner. ,s .f4 sss.sg
 h Colebrock. Mrs. Mahitable, wife of MT. Leonard Gilleit. aged 1T.
 In EaSf Windsos, on the slh inet, Mrs. Hannah Ahbe, wife ot Mir. John Abhs. aged 61 yeaEs.
 In New Yqk. Iuliassth youngest daughter q tho late Gov. Clinton, aged 94,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-03-02

state of distraction, it was with difficulty
could persuade them to use necessary means for
the recovery of the unfortunate Mary. After
much labor, she began to breathe, and few deep
groans marked the unwiilingness with which
life returned TO its deserted tenement.
Good God, thought l, what cruelty do not
commit in restoring this wretched maid 10 de-
solate existence. Surely she had better, far bot
ter, die--and sleep quietly IN her grave, than
vive TO sec few more miserable wears, parent
Observation-Disclosures friend earth
to alleviate the sorrows Of life. almost repent
ed what had done. Yet what right had TO
sit in Judgment on the mysteries of Prov Idencc
Ii had pleased God TO interposo niracnlously for
her preservation,-et not man attempt 10 tIwart
his just, inscrutable designs!
We redoubed our efforts. In little time she
i seemed partially 10 have recovered her senses.
She looked wildly round, and. extending her fee
BILE hand towards miue cried, with faint voice
a rthnrt | pressed her hand-mv heart was
too full to speak. Alas. she did know the
touch--but. fixing her gazed eye upon me, re-
peated the name of Arthur lit is not Arthur,
said land the tears gushed as ] spoke. on
where is he?-where they ar-and then.
as if the memory of what had passed had sud
denly flashed upon her mind, she shreked out. and
and fell ssnseless away. | could restrain my
feelings longer, but, leaving her in the charge
Of the weeping domestlcs, hurried out of the
room.
dissipaied suddenly II rose. l determined
10 walk abroad and sec if could calm the vio-
lence of my feelings IN the still moonlight pas
sed through the parour. There the repast was
spread, and the chairs were standing around the
hospitabe board for those who could fill
them again | straved down the margin of the
lake. The faithful Rover still swimming
about, and whining plteously over the fatal spot
Wherever | went, at every turn, something arose
TO refresh the horror of tho scene.
Mary recovered TO lnger few years miser-
able maniac:
Thoush health and bloom returned. the delicate chain
OF thought, tangled, never cleared again.
She was sensible, however, a few moments before
she died-thanked the kind domestics, who hat
never left her-and begged 10 be buried at Tho
bottom of the garden, beneath an arbour which
: Arthur had reared. Her injunction obey ed
and a small tombstone may yet be found there
under the long grass, bearing this simple inscrip
lion
s'Poor Mary Burton benea, this stone;
God svtercth not his saints q live alone.'
Club Room.
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he object aimed az by the publication of the
named paper convey ts readers such moral, lit
aud scientific Information, il is hoped. will
their domestic and social comforts
of their subscription It's
did bur they good. There IS much that
tIs designed 10 be, accomplish. which
yeniehtly os brougt about other Ii
Ell explain IN popular and Instructive way. daily
OF the kicnen the garden. workhop,
vehicle OF appropriate enquiries and their respect
TO elevate the standard of sentiment above
vulgar pIeudces TO strengthen the OF moral feeling
the sleeping Of Inc
useful information The will perhaps
give correc, opinion OF ts character than thing
be said in the of brief prospectus We
hope. that after acquaintance
weekly visitor will be received welcome inmate of
every rea'lIng family III the thorough.
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Messrs. Pierce and Standardization Gran, county
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L. w. Webstef--Cr wordsville, Montgomery couety
Alexander Nanpelt-Noble, Shelby county
Mason n trifith-Connersvle, Fnycue county
Thomas Morrow-dst. agent for Union, Faystts and
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/ Dr. ;. Procter-tsreencas,ie,P Putnam county.
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A HARD CAsE.-An eX-postmaster in Georgia,
who recently resigned his office, has made a
musing exposition. He says, that his receipts as
pected to do the drudgery of the party, and that
when he had been officiating about month, the
department drew on him for $50, which he char
itably furnished Shortly afterwards, when there
were not five dollars OF the public money in his
hands, the department Drew on him for $50 MORE
which he also furnished. Hearing subsequently,
that a third requIsition about be made, he
backed from his official dignity as precptate-
ly possible.
This was a hard case. The closest parallel to
it, that we have seen, was that of late stage
traveller ov er a muddy road in New Jersev.-
Soon after starting, of the stage wheels drop
ped into mud-hole and the passenger at the so
licitation of the driver, got fence rail and help
ed to pry it out. Il guess, said the driver after
the job was finished, you mought well bring
that ere rail along with YOU, there's another hole
ahead Accordingly the traveller, not in the
very best humor, tfudged along half mile on FOOT
under the burden of ponderous rail, and again
relieved the wheel. tie now about to take
his seat in the vehicle, but the driver called on
10 him: There's another hole yonder-I CUES.
You'll have to take that ere rail along with YOU
Look We SIR, Numbered the traveller, last pro
voked beyond all endurance-'go to the devil witt
your old stage! Eve no objection at all to walk
ing, but for paving stage-fsre for the privilege
of walking the whole distance with big rail O,
nv shoulder shall do no such a thing
Louisville Journal
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To the Public.

Office Of the Iradirlg and -Uanqacturi,e Con,pany.l
Richmond. jane lh 1887. {
Il election of the Stockholders ssIHE RICHMOND
n TRApISG MANUF ACQUIRING ConrANY,'' held on
Monday IN june 1898, Benjamin Fughum, Isaac
f. Jones, Levnus King j. X. Mandenhall, T. Newman,
Jonathan Townsend, and Abel Fhonbery, elected
for year At meeting OF the Directors elect
held the day james r. Mendenna elected Presi
dent. Warner NJ Leeds, continued Secretary, and Eli
Brown, elected Treasurer.
frA3-They still continue pay the market prices fol-
clean and linen rags, and for wool washed The
sheep. Those who have wool for sale Will please call
Levnus King (at the wooiien factory who authorised
purchase for the Company
w. NJ LEEDS, Secretary.
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NOTE BY THE PUBLISHERS

THE publication of paper of the character the ScneoI
MASTER purposed be- has long been desired BY
citizens; and believing ourselves, be made
OF great utility 10 the community in general and the young
portion in particular, have determined 10
the publication, of which the above the prospectus We
solicit tor patronage commensurate with IL
will he published half sheet Medium quality
good type, and and handsome style of
ply TERMS, one dollar annum 1t will be coulnen
ced as a suftcien number subscribers obtained
HOLLOWAY * DAVIS.
Richmond Ind. Feb. II, 1889. ,f-6
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FLATS. CAPS. &c.-New Hat and Cap Esta b.
lishInent.-The undersigned have entered part
nership mandatory Of Fine BEAVER, OTTER. o-
RAg. SILK. Wool HATS.
They also manufaclury Ladies' Black and Drab BEAVER
HATS; their customers aud the public general
ques,ed CALL and ,hey be suited in shape, sze COLOR
quality and
THEY have hand, and intend keeping. a general
assortment of Mems and Bows fine and coarse CAPS.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS particularly invited call and
their stock large and warranted equal
in quality STYLE Western Country Orders
will be thankfully received and punctnay attended
terms made easy CALEB SHEARON.
JOHN SUFFRINS.
! RICHMOND, Dec 9th 1887. 4etf
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Sir John Barleycorn is stout knight but a
wicked and cunning knave, and does much mis-
chief before men are aware of him.
Nothing is more odious than the face that
smiles abroad. but flashes fury amid the caresses
Of a tender wife and children
Never defer till tomorrow that which YOU can
do to-day. nor DO that by proxy which you can do
yourself
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1NAB4NET NITURE-Stephen Duncan, has
~ finished, and in his general
ment OF Cabinet Ware consisting of Bureaus side dining,
and breakfast Tables PLAIN ADD fancy Work and Candle
Stands; Bedsteads, of all patterns and All made of
the best eras and by first wokmen Persons wish
ing purchase, will please call and his All
articles his line made order, the
on moderate terms Collins made and funerals attended
with prompiness.
Richmond, Feb ., 1899. IT'S