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Major Moan. editor 81 The New York
"gnion,7 has firansferred that paper TO.
other hands-stating. however. that his
withdrawal will moi prevent him from de-
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Subject 10 the decision of i Dsrnocr.,.
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26
NEW GOODS.
A FULL assortment just received by
IN GARRETT s. BALDWIN.
October 25,lS43. %
GDI ~ Il NJ "a ~
AND
o N T. p r &c e i.

T. GRANT has just received full sup.
1A' ply of New and Seasonable Goods
from New York and other markets. con,
sisting in part Of the following described,-
all of which shall be sold at prices ca!cula-
ted to sustain the reputation Of the storc,viz:
Rich striped Velvets and Cashneres, new
style, plain and striped Chusans, and Alpa-
ca, plain and striped Muslin de LANES all
colors, Plain blk and blue blk Silks and
Bombaznes, superior silk Velvets, and 9TH
err Over Coat Trimmings, plain and fignred
Beaver cloths for Over Coats, cheap and
good plain and figured Sntinets and Cassi-
meres, cheap and good Broad Cloths aud
Vcstings full assortment, cheap and good
Chusans, Muslin de lains, and Blanket
Shawls, all colors, Hat, Cap, and Neck Rib
bons full assortment Rich Merino Gloves
aad Nlitts for Ladies, Gentlemen's Wooden
Gloves, best Leather. Silk and Cotton
Gloves for Ladies and Gentlemen, Silk
Fringe and Gimps full assortment, Rich New
Prints from to IS cents per yd, Splendid
| Velvet and Silk Cravats for Ladies, Cap and
Cardinal Laces, Edgngs. Dimi,y. French
and English Merinos, Boots, Shoes, Caps
and Rubber Over-Shocs of all sorts and 81.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26

Litchficld County Sacred Music Society.
At the ANNUAL meeting of this Society holden at
Ltchfcld on Wednesday the 18th day of inst Octo-
Der. the following officers were appointed for the
year ensuing, viz.
P. M. TROWBRIDGE, Of Bethlcm. President.
Nelson BREWSTER, of Goshen,
F. G. BAKER, of Ncw-Elartford,
ROBBINS BARTLETT, Norfolk, Leader and Conductor.
FREDERICK PHELPS Litchficld, Secretary
JOSHUA GARErrr, Ltchfield Treasurer.
The Instrumental Performers connected with the
Society were organized as an Orchestra under the
immediate superintendent Of Mr.. CHARLES P. HUE
BARD Of Plymouth as Leader of the Orchestra"
Attest. F. PHELrs, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1843-10-26

A CIv1c Crown was bestowed upon a Roman
who saved the life Of fellow citizen. Were this
in vogue here, the proprietor Of Peters Veg.
etabe Pills and Medcated LNenges would he smo,I1-
cred under forest of laurel wrealhs. Thousands
have been snatched from the very gates Of death by
these excellent preparations, and the fame Of the
cures they have wro't has increased the demand for
them soimmensey that the machinery for their man.
ufncture, vast as it lie, and constn nv in notion is
scarcely adequate, to supply the call Er them. Put
monary diseases generally yield TO Peters Cough
Lozenges within forty eight hours after they are ad.
" cured by them in single day. The getablc
Pills remove all distractions from the bowels purify
the sources OF the blood, and cure all diseases Incl.
dent to the great organs Of life.
Sold wholesale and retail at the sign of" DRUes &,
MEDICINES" Sonh-street, Liichfield and by agents
throughout the County. See DIR. PETERS adv. on
another page.
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" James c. Whtmore was tried and convicted at
New Haven on Monday for Forgery, in passing as
genuine navy order purporting to be signed by the
officer Of the New York Navy Yard.
o. A friend at Harrisburg has sent us an Extra
loco piper containing the vote for Canal Commits
sOners, and list Of the members of the Legislature
elect, but scord in relation TO the election OF
Congressmen!
A NOBLE PREsENT.-The Wings Of Philadelphia
are about doing handsome thing towards noble
Wing. A subscription paper, containing over 4OC
slgners, was shown me this morning, with the sum oil
one dollar. marked paid, opposite each name, for the
purpose OF obtaining ana presenting pair of silver
pitchers to James &. Jones, Governor of Tennessee
as compliment to his indomitahle exertions in the
Wing cause in his native State, thereby securing the
majority in the Senate Of the United States. 1t is be-
ieved upwards Of 5000 will be subscEibed,-N. Y
Tribune.
Mr. Calhoun (says the Philadelphia Times) has
made up his mind to visit New York during the next
month. He has not been in New England, since he
lett Lltchheld, where he studied law.
II Mr.. Calhoun shall again visit New-England, we
trust he will not fail to call upon his old friends in
Litchfeld. His early services in the councils of the
nation-especiay his exertions at the close Of the
last war in favor OF Protective Tariff and Nation
al Bank-are held in grateful remembrance by oul
citizens, who very generally regret his retirement
from public life.
Robinson S. Human Esq. Judge Of Probate fol
New Haven District, is dangerously i'll Of Consump
on and the duties of his office are discharged by the
Judge Of Waterbury District.
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District IF LitehfeH, SIS.
PrOIGte Court, Oct. iG, 1913.

Z IUO1to OUHTIS OCt. AU' 1V4''' y
LNSFATEo If AARON C.. GILBBERT, late OF
~ Litchfelh, in said District, deceased.
Ordered-Tha: the Executor exhibit his
Administration account to this Court for adj
justment, at the Probate Office in Litchfield
on the 2Sthday of October l543. ar 10 o.
clock forenoon and that all persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified thereof
the Executor will cause this Order TO be pub
liShed in II newspaper printed in Litchfield
County and post copy thereof on the sign
post in said town Of Lltchfield. nearest the
place where said deceased last dwelG.
Certified by
~ ELISHA S. ABERNETuY, Judge,
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MAR RI ED

In this town, South Farms Society,", on the 18th
inst. by Rev. Mr.. ParmeIee. Mr.. Wilson D. Wagon
er. of Milton. Pa. to Miss Melinda L. Harrison
In this town. Milton society,) on the l3th ult. in
Trinity Church, BY Rev F.. NJ. Porter, Mr.. Robert
Ferriss Of New-Milford, to Miss Alice Wright; and
on the next day, in Trinity Church, MI Charles D.
Wadhams TO Miss Mary Hall.
In Cambria, N: on the 4th inst; by the Rev. Mr.
Miss Caroline M. Wadhams of the former place.
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District of Li,chfeld IS.

Probate Court, Oct. 2Oh 1943. {
T. STATE Of Orrin Judd, late of hitch
~ field, in said District, deceased.-Or-
dered, that the Executor exhibit his Admin.
isrrarion account TO this Court for adjust.
ment, at the Probate Office in Litchfield on
the Goth day of October l643, at ten O'Clock
forenoon aRd that all persons interested in
said Estate mey he notified thereof the Ex-
in newspaper printed in Ltchfeld county
anu pos. e8p9 ,neteG. on me S'Gn pos. ~
where sd deceased last dwelt. Certified by
1w22 ELISHA s. ABERNErHY, Judge.
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ny HIS ExCELLENcv
CHAUNCEY F.CLEV LAND,
Governor Of the State of Connecticut.
A PROCLAMATIO]

"A 1NNOSA1AMIA14ONe
Another revolution OF the seasons crowned with
the goodness Of a Benefcient Providence, has
brought us to that period OF the year wren are
admonlshed by the examples OF pious ancestry and
our sense OF duty to set apart day for the public ex-
never failing mcrcies Of Him who reeneth in the
Heavens and con,roleth the destiny Of Man.
do therefore recommend that THURSDAY the
served Throughout, this State as day of Christian
Thanksgiving, Praise and Prayer And do invite
the Ministers and Teachers Of the various Religious
Denominations. with oil the people Of the State, to
assemble on that day at heir usual places Of Divine
worship, and there, with hearts filed with love to-
wards God and their fellow men, unite in the obser
vance OF such religious exercises and devoons as
become the members OF christian community. Es-
pecally ought we, on that occasion, to offer up the
sacrifice Of praise and thanksgiving TO our Heavenly
Father, for the continuance Of His guardian care
year now drawing to a close; for blessing Us with
Of healthfuness and fertility, tor cxemptIng
us from the horrors Of aud the ravages of pesti-
ence; for rewardng the abors of the husbandmnn
perIng the mechanical, manufacturing and CONNER.
caI interests Of our people: and securing in the
qu!G, enjoyment OF civil and religious freedom,
We should also praise and adore His holy Name
for the distinguished blessings secured to by the
Government under which, by his favor, we are per.
mted to live; for the wonderful Improvements that
success which has attended the benevolent and
charitable enterprises of people; for the great
moral revolution that has been wrought in society by
the glorious progress of the temperance reformation
and, above all. for providing us with the means Of
Redemption, Specification and Salvation through
the mediation Of Jesus Christ our Lord.
Al the same time let prayers be offered for the
tinuance Of the Divine blessing upon our beloved
country and its cherished Institutions That God in
His me CIV will hereafter vouchsafe the blessings
Of health. peace, concord, and plenty that He will
eElighen those who are entrusted with the admins
tTatlOn OF public affairs with his infinite WISDOM and
guide and direct them in the performance of every Of
fetal duty; thai oil efforts for extending the blessings
Of liberty, advancing the cause Of religion and moral
ity and ameiorating the condition Of the human
may be prospered, and the inalenable rights Of Man
be speedily recognized, throughout the world.
Given under my Hand, and the Seal of the State,
~ at Hampton, this sixteenth day Of October,
in the year Of our Lord, thousand
I L. s. eight hundred and forty three and Of the
Independence Of the United States, the
~ sir'yeighth.
c. r. CLEVELAND.
BY his Excellcncy the Governor:
NoAP A. PHELrS,
Secretary Of State
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A CARD.

The First Light Infantry Company 21st Regiment
respectfully beg leave to present their compliments
to Gen. Geo P. Shelton, for the entertainment he
provided for them OF the Review in Winsted on the
18th inst. and for the very ha,termg complimentary
expressions they received from him respecting their
military discipline. For these and the many other
tokens oi civility which were rendered us on that
day, General Shelton and Staff may be assured that
their names will hold a conspicuous place on the
brightest page Of record, and their very gentle.
manly deportmen, towards us through the day will
ever be associated with our most pleasing reminis-
cences. The Commandant Of the Regiment will al
so do US the honor of receiving regards foy his
kind attentions on said day.
Per order Of the Commandant,
J. BELAMY WHITING, Secretary.
Hitchcocksyille, Oct l6, 1913.
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District of LitrhfeM. IS:

Pr0O0Fe COWTl, OcL 18Th, 1873.
Y STATE of Richard F. Aionson, late. of
- Litchfeld in said District, deceased
Ordered, that the Administrator exhibit his
Administration account to this Court for ad.
justmen;, at the Probate Office in Liichfield,
on the LIST day of November l643, at ten o.
clock forenoon and that all persons inter-
ested in SAID Estate may be notified thereof
the Administrator will cause this order to he
published in newspaper printed in Litch-
field county, and post a copy thereof on the
sign post in said Town Of Litcbfield nearest
to the place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified by III.
% ELISHA S. ABEENEEHr, Judge.
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ID I E. d

In this town. on the 18th inst. very suddenly, Capt
Seth Landon, aged 66-one Of the most valuable
members Of society beloved and esteemed BY ell our
citizens
In this town, tBradIeyville,l on Tuesday evening.
Capt. Aaron Bradley, aged 81. Funeral will take
place on Friday at 2 o'clock.
In this town, tSouh Farms Society," on the Let inst.
Mr.. Alden Carpenter, aged 3D.
In this town. Milton society Melissa J. Griswold,
eldest daughter Of Mr.. Jarvis Griswold, aged is.
In Syracuse, N. Y, Mr. Moses Seymour Marsh,
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
District of Litcfeld, SIS.

District Of Iitcfeld, SIS. }
Probate Court, October. 81, 1913.
ENSTATE OF LUCY C. STREET, late OF
1AGoshen, in said district deceased. The
Court Of Probate for the District of Li,ch.
field hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors Of
said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle.
ment. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred recovery. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment to
3w22~ LAMONT STREET, Executor.
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At market, 1850 Beef Cattle. $3.50 Southern 90
Cows and Calves, and 1900 Sheen and Lambs.
PRIcrs.-BEEF CArrLE-We quote the range Of
prices from $50 to $50 for retailing qualities 500
unsold.
Cows AND CALvEs.-Sl9 25 tn % so all Sold
SHEEP AND LAMBs-Saes of 240O at / 25 3 so for
Sheep, and q 81 l-2 tor Lambs.
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ASSESSORS' NOTTCE.

tASS DSo'SVAAS INV
A LII persons liable to pay taxes in the
n town Of Litchfield are by law required
to make written or printed list of all Tax
able Property belonging 10 such persons on
the lst day Of October inst with particnla rs
Of all properly real and personal liable 10 he
assessed and valued, and give or send the
same to the Assessors by The 2Otk ofMe same
saonts. And we hereby give notice. tina, we
will receive said lists SO made OUT and hand
ed to US by said time and that printed
blanks may be had by calling upon either of
us, or at tho office OF the Town Clerk.
Captains of Military companies arc mott.
fled that by law it is made their dnty to fur
nish their certificates Of excmpts previous to
said time. CHARLES JONES,
WILLIAM NEWTON.
LUcIUs ToMPKNs, Assessors
DHN'L u. SToDDARp
Litchfeld, Oct. 10, 1913. 90
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DiStrici IF HarWinkOn IS.

Probate Court, Sept. %. 1e43.
TTPON the application Of Alden Phelps Of
" Harwinton, shelving 10 this Court that
he is guardian TO Sally Melvna Phelps of
the town Of Bricksville. County of Cuyahoga,
in the State of Ohio.a minor, and that said
minor is the owner of the undivided one half
part of a tract of land containing six acres
smted in the Probate District OF Htrwinion,
County of Litchfield, in the State of Connec-
tice, and is bounded North by land Of Alden
Phelps, East by land Of said Phelps in part
and in part by land of Harriet Wilson,
South by said lIarriet's land and West by
highway; valued n: about sixty dollars in
the whole; and shelving just and reasonable
cause for selling said minors interest in said
real estate praying for IN order, that he
may be empowered 10 sell the same, as per
application ON file dated the 22nd day of Sep
tember, A. D. 1s43, more fully appears.
Ordered-That the foregoing application
be heard at the Probate Office in Ilarwinton
on rhe 18th day Of December next Mt 10 o.
clock in tho forenoon, and that notice there
of be published in some public newspaper
near the place where such real estate lies,
three weeks successfully at least six weeks
before the time assigned.
70 BENAJAH ITApEN, Judge.
At Court Of Probate h"idem at Watertown
aoithin and for the District Of WGtertoucn, on
The I'd day Of October, 1S43t
pom the petition of Alfred Bryan Of said
~ Watcrtown, showing TO this Court that
he is the father and natural guardian Of
Caroline Bryan. Mary Bryan, Marshall
TyaD, CorEelia Bryan, and Frederick
Bryan, minors Of said Wnteriown, and that
said minors owe in common. in equal shares,
an undivided sixth part of farm of land in
the cast part Of said Watertown with the
buildings thereon, containing about one'
hundred ncres more or less, bounded north
on Harry Painters land, east on Waterbury
River Turnpike Road, south on Carlos c..
Hungerford's land in part and part on Phle.
mon ilOlts land. land west on Edwin Porter's'
land and that the estate of said minors iH
said premises is Of about the value Of three
hundred dollars, that snid lands and build
ings are unpfoduclire. and that il would no,
for the benefit Of said minors that the same
should be sold and the avails thereof applied
as the INV directs; and praying for liberty
to sell the same, MS per petition on file may
moro fully appear.
il is ordered by this Court. that snid petit,
lioner give nntice Of sahl application by
causing the same to be published in a news
paper printed in LiichGeld in Litchfell
county three weeks successfully ut lcast six
weeks before the hearing Of the same, and,
hat said petition, will be heard at the Pro!
bate Office in. said. WATERFOWL on the 2Iat
lay Of December next at Q. o'clock in the;
Orenoon.. Certified from, Record.
10 UOlREOok. CuRTIs.. Judge
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District of Washington, IS.

Probate Court, Sept. IL, 1913.
II STATE of John M. Ford, hate of Wash.
~ ington in said district deceased. The
Court of Probate for the district of Wash
ington hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors
of said estate represented insolvent in which
to exhibit their claims thereto and has np.
pointed Daniel G. Plat and Mathew Logan
Of said Washington, commissioners TO receive
and examine said claims.
Certified by
ITHrEL HrcKox. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they will
meet at the dwelling house lately occupied
by said deceased in said town of Washing.
ton on the Goth day OF November and 81 day
of March next, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
on each of said days for the purpose of at
tending on the business of said appointment.
n HAn,nn Il lo rhsn1' Commissioners.
All persons indebted 10 said estate, are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment to
CXL~lr CALHOUN, br
20 Sw SIMEON y. FORD, n"ecu'o's'
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NOTICE..

TIVE residents and non.resihcnts of the
L. town Of Norfolk liable to pay state,
town, society, or highway tax, on the lis, of
1912, are hereby notified that I will receive
said taxes ut the house of John A. Shepard
in Norfolk on the first and second Mondays
OF January next from o'clock forenoon til
o'clock afternoon of said days.
Those who neglect the above call for their
taxes may expect to pay legal fees for col
kection.
ASAHEL G. PHELPS, Collector.
Norfolk, October 10, 1913. 3w2l*
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aged ST. for many years citizen Of OnonIaga Coun-
ty, where he was held in high esteem. He was the
only IN Of The Rev Truman Marsh, of this village.
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District IF LilchGeld, IS.

Probate Court, October 10, 1913.
ESTATE Of JOHN L. JOHNSON, Late of
IL Cornwall, in said district, deceased.-
The Court of Probate for the Distric, of Litch.
field hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors Of
said Estate, TO exhibit their claims tor settle
Tent. Those who neglect TO present their
accounts, properly attested, within said time,
will be debarrcd recovery. All persons
indebted TO said estate are requested 10 make
immediate payment to
20 3w* PERs1s JOHNSON, Execu:rix.
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sANDS'S SARSAPARllIA.

OSN'NOO ~ ON1SSENG NnbLINs
FOR THE REMovAL AND PERMANENT
FROM a An aMPuR Rs sASTE Of AR FH
BLOOD az TE;M HA NIM Ct THE sYs.
Rotches, B;1ss, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or
Istfer, Scnld Head, Enlargement and paiu Of The
Bones G"d Joints. Stubborn Ulcers Sypiiltic &ymp.
toms, Sc'a'icG, or L"mbago, and Diseases arising
from injudicious ofAercury, Asciscs, or DROP
81, Exposure or Imprmdence in Life. Also Chronic
Constitutional Disorders.
'NNnlS PREPARATION a combination heretofore un.
Il known in the history Of Medicine, differing en-
tirely in its character and operations from the va
ons preparations Of Sarsaparila whiclfNave been at
different times offered to the public. 1t acts specf.
der its direct and immediate influence. Although
possessed Of powerful andcontroing effects yet is en-.
tirely harmless, that it nure the most del
icae constitution. When in perfect health, no effect
10 produced by its except increase appe te
but when disease seated in the frame and hnying
fast ts victims along the path of e then its mysteri-
Gus influence is felt and seen il enkindles new life
and veor and brings health and strength back to the
Letter. from DR.. Whitridge.
baltimore, Feb. 4, l843
A. B. Sands e. Co.: Gendemen-l have used YOU,
EXTRACT OF SARsAPARLLA since its introduction into
this city. II gives me pleasure TO state have found
eye it to be the bes! preparation Of that valuable ar
tlcle now IN use: With much respect yours,
JOHN WHlTRIDGE, M. D., 46 Gay.street.
For further particulars and proof Of its superior eff
cacv phamphess which may be obtained Of agents
gratis
Prepared and sold by A. B. Sands 4 CO., Druggists
and Chemists Granite buildings, 1913 Broadway, cor
ner Of Chambers.s:reer, New York. And for sale by
Druggists throughout the u. S. Price 81 per bottle
six hotties for s.
Sold also by r. M. Woopnurr, Li,chfeld FIar.
rington, Calhoun & Co.. Plymouth; ]. A. Weed
NOrwalk agents for the proprietor special appoint
ment.
10 The public are respectfully requested to re.
member tina; it is Sands's Sarsaps.la that has anc
is constantly achieving such cures Of tht
most difficult class Of diseases to which the human
| frame is subject. and ask for Sands's Sarsapara
and take no other. 2: