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Albany, april l, 1916.

This is to certify that We the undersigned, practs-
ing ThomPsoniau Physicians OF the Civ of ALBANY
have frequently prescribed Br. Town;end's ON
pound Extract OF SarSaparlla, and from its known
curia, scrofnous aud other cutaneous diseases, IN
preference to any of the advertised remedies now in
use. A. w RussrtF ~ p
WIN. B. STANTON, T. P.
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is BATHING!
Bates Patent Sliding Top SHOWER BATHS
Hip BATHS Slipper 40
Leg do Sponglng 90
Foot do Haif do


Yankee do; Boston do: Force Pumn do; valve do;
Roman Seiiz Baths, with Shower Bath and Force
Pump attached; Arm and Elbow Balhing Vessels;
bathing Tubs and Troushs, t'r chudfen; Bathing
PAN; Patent Flora Bahs; shower Baths, To hold
from | to 90 gallons; Bath Tubs, with and without
patent HI ates and showers attached; Vapor and Me
dcaied Bath Apparatus; Bathing Caps &c. making
drcidedl, the mos. offensive assortment of BATHS
to be- had in the United States They are To be seen
nm the second floor of our Warehouse, No. lS BAL
TIMORE STREET, nearly opposite the Centre Mar
ket. 90 A number Of the above Baths are patent
ed, and are to he had only of u.s.
iyS JAMES CORTLAN & SON,
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

HpUTpER! BUTTER! We are now fully
ED prepared to pack Butter Of the best quality and
cOlor. in the most desirable packages and III any
quantity, tor foreign markets. on the lowest terms.
ISOLATION & SONS,
mb5 lf2 Lombard street
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BALTIMORE MUsEiIM
AND GALLERY OF THE FINE ARTS,
CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 C.aLHERT-STS

CORNER OF BALTIMORE 4 CYaLTRRT-STs.
III. Bennett, Manager.
THNHIS EVENING, July 2Oth will be performed
n THE BIRTH DAY; Or, Fraternal iscord
Captain Bertram. Mr.. THAYER. Mr.. Bertram, Mr.
WARD. Harry Bertram, Mr., GALLAGHER. Jack
Junk, Mr. JOHNS ron, Mrs. Moral, Mrs. TGIAi Err.
To conc ude with THE MARRIED RAKE; or, My
Uucle in the Country. Eighty, Mr.. GALLAGHER.
Mrs Eighty, Mrs ALTEMUS. Mrs, Tricuac, Miss
A. FISHER. Susan mrs. THAYER.
90 Adnittance 25 cts., children under 10 years of
age l2E cents. Saloon performance to commence at
"a O'Clock precisely. 1t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

MJOTtCE. Was committed To the Jail # P
~ Georges county, Md, as runaway, on me
23d June 1876 negro boy, who calls himself NJ kE
BEARD. H. il about II years old-qniie black,
with a large scar on his hre st from hurn' Had on
when committed white country cloth jacket ana linen
pants He says he belongs 10 Capt Edward Sanders,
near Port Tobacco, Charles county. Md. The owner
of the above described negro is requested 10 come
forward prove property, nay charges and take him
away, otherwise ne WIFI discharged according to
law. JOHN RADEN,
i97law2w Sheriff
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TENRAV ELLINts BsSK cts. A large as,
Ill softment Of various patterns and sizes, for sal
at reduced prices at No. 10 N. CHARLES ST, near
The new Methodist Church.
jy9 Ivy G. L. WETMORE & co.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20
SMALL POX.

A. N. Chaplin, Agent for VIM Taylor, As:or House,
Daugh er had the Small Pox very scverey-he gave
her this Sarsapara-lt drove it out and dried il up
forms us that friend of his residing in Jersey Civ
was sick with the Small POX and he advised him To
use il; he done so with perfect SUCCESS and has no
sears What is most singular in these two cases is
the families used this SIrsapara, aud all escaped
thu disease From variety OF other cases that have
been reported, we believe that by cleansing the blood
win tIs Extract, 1t renders the person safe against
this or the Eyspelas, which dseas are very preya
lent and fatal at the present time in all of the large
cities.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

NBUTTY. The subscriber is selling PUFFY
q made of pure Linseed Oil and thoroughly dry
Whiting, fiOm 30 to 40 per cent. below the market
price. He keeps il on hand in large quantities; and
making it by steam power, is prepared to fill large
orders at short notice
}. w. w. GORDON, 152 w. Pratt street,
Ol3-eo OpDOsite Rail- n nd Ohio r. r. npDot
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gHH HATS. The subscriber would call
Nt3t# the attention of citizens and strangers &c
fffsE9 his large and splendid assortment OF
lgyAntGaM HATS, Of every varety-cOnsistng OF
P Drab Beaver, Russia and Cashmere;
Drab and Pearl. Also, black Beaver, Russia, Cass
mere and Silk-with an assortment nj Guayaqui,
Seanet and Straw; also, chdren's FANCY HATS
aRd GAPS, some entire new shapes-all of which
will be disposed OF on the most reasonable terms
both wholesale and retail.
J. l.. McPHATL, 1872 Baltimore street.
ap2-eotf FRI next to the Clipper office.
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HOPPER WASH KETTLES.
. COPPER aud BRASS WASH KETTLES, of
kious dimensions; also BRASS and BELL ME-
AL PRESERVING KETTLES. For sale low at
/ HOUSE FURNISHING WAREROOMS, No. 10
birth Charles street,
hyl4 G. Z. WETMORE & CO.
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GRAND COTILLTON PARTY EXCUR.
SION AND MUSICAL SOIREE TO ST. MI

GRAND COTILLION PARTY EKCUR-
SION AND MUSICAL SOIREE TO ST MI
CHAFI.S.
@kR4sso h The large and commodious steam
lLsssSaxA=zSN boat HOMAS JEFFERSON, Capt
Sfss5s siftts@ r. NJ. Hill, has been chartered for
a4AAl .zzsz4sz2RssAA1 he occasion. The BALTIMORE
NATIONAL BLUES, Captain Pickel with their
splendid BRASS BAND Capt. VOlandt, have accPp
ted an invitation, and will appear in uRifOrm, The
Bant will give grand CONCERT, comprising selec-
tons from the celebrated Operas of La Norma, Be-
beman Girl, &c.
VOLANDT'S Quadriie Band will also be in at
tendance G. A, SANKS, Master of Ceremonies
There will he an abundant supply of CONFEC-
'TIONARV, ICE CREAMS, SNACKS, Sc, which
may be had on the most reasonable terms.
The BOat will leave the intersection of Light and
Pratt street wharyes, at u O'Clock, A. M, stopping al
the County wharf, going and returning The Boat
will remain in st MIchaels about hours, giving
persons ample time TO rove in this pleasant village
and leave for Baltimore precisely at 81 O'Clock, ana
arrive by 10, 2 NJ.
Qt3-Tickets for the round trip, SO cents; children
halt-puce-to he had at the Clipper, Sun and Argus
offices, aud of Mr.. Wade Baltmore-st Green House,
PTatt-st; Logan Hail, corner of Bank AID Bond
rs. Collins, Thames St; VIM, Ross, County wharf;
Thos. ~ Jay, No. 40 Calvert st and at the boat
the morning of the excursion. jyl8 mwfrstuthfr8t
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

Hp, 4ACr. and ceored silk PRINCES, for scarfs
hand and for sale by
les JAMES NJ. HATG, 1879 Baltiuore-st.
EWHITE COTTON Imported agd Domestic
w FRINGE, by the yard OF piece, manufactured
and Tor sale by
les JAMES NJ. HAIG. l33 Baltimore ST.
NIEE LOT OF STRAAS BREhSTPINS the
" hest Imitation Of Diamond yet discovered, the
real Paris invention-Just received and for sale by
GAS IRL D. CLARK, at his Jewelfy store Water
street, second door from Calvert where a Breastpin
may he PHI chased So to 81, to look as well as the
Diamond, which cos from 80 10 Sl0O. jy4
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

0YOLD PENS! GOLD EENSl We have
VIZ on consignment Ernwn's, Bayley's, Henry's,
Congress and Prince Albert PENS, which we offer to
the trade a; manufacturers prices.
FREDERICK FIGKEY & SONS,
iel9 NO. go B"itlniOltstToei.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

Alfred T Conklin, 335 Madison street-wife cur
Of the liver complaint
Mrs White, keeps an extensive boarding hou
NO state street, had liver cOmpIaint-fe was DE-
Joshua Morton, 40 Morton street, wife cured of q
ease OF blood, and Of bad SORES on haad an bod
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

NPIUM. The subscriber has on hand a supply
" of OPIUM, which he is selling considerably be-
low the market price. J. w. w. GORDON,
No 152 West Pratt street,
ol3-eO opposite Bali. and Ohio Rail Road Depni.
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w A N rs

| NKTANTED-A good middle aged House SER
w WANT in a small family. Apply at the Clip
per office. fri iyl3
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

SITUATION WANTED. By a Young man
~ either as an assistant porter in a grocery -four
or commission store, any other respectable bust
ness where he could make himself useful to his en-
p'oyer-good references as to character, &C. given
Apply at
LEWIS F. SCOTT, Exchange Place,
few doors from the corner of South
jel9 Nearly onnosite the Eyrban2e
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j. w. Bouck, at the AthenTum Hotel, Broadway,
son OF Ex-Governor Bouck, cured of this disLes
sing complaint by using two bottles.
Mr.. Livingston, the great Express Conductor, Of
NO III wall street, was relieved of the dyspepsia OF
several years standing by this pleasant remedy
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS.
This IS to certify, that we, the undersigned Physi-
clans otthe City of Alb my, have in numerous cases
prescribed DR.. To~nsend's Sarsapara and believe il
TO be one Of the most valuable prepare tons of the
SarsapatIa in the market.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

The Astonishing cures that this mc6icine has per-
formed in cases of chronic Rheumatism, are indeed
wonderful.
Dr TownsPnd:-I was attacked with distressing
pain In my hip joint, so bad that ] could not walk
without clutches; and much Of the time was obi ige6
ed to my bed tried several remedies, but they did
not relieve nae; then called on one Of our first phy
slcians-hs did not help me. heard of your Sarsa-
parll, and obtained bottle and in a few DAYS il
tircy cured me, and am wen now as ever.
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

NERVOUS DEBILITY.
MRS. Conquest, l37 BroomG street, cured of nery-
OH" DEBILITY and variety of complaints. This lady
was so severely afflicted that part of the time she was
unable to sleep, even to converse with her friends
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1846-07-20

GN ONTMORANCY III. PRICE.
Va PRACTICAL WATCH MAKER,
mh24-u No. TO s. CALVERT STREET
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DIR. TOWNsEND'S COMPOUND
Extract Of SarsaparibEa.

TENHIS EXTRACT is put up i'll quart bottles
n il ia six IimPs cheaper, peasanter, and warrant
ed superior TO any sold. II diseases without vo
miting purgng, sckening, or debaling the patient,
and is particularly adapted for
SPRING AND SUMMER MEDICINE.
The great beauty and superiority Of this Sarsapa-
rla over all other remedies is, whilst it eradcates
diseases it nvigOrates the body.
1T is USED SUCCESSFULLY IN
The Removal and Permanent Cure of Diseases arising
Iom an Impure State of the Blood, or Habit of the
System.
We have received within the last four yeats, at
different agencies, more than Five THOUSAND certif-
cafes OF cures performed nearly half which were
oil cases that have been pronounced ncuTable.
we have the testimonials OF Physicians, CeTgynen
ana Statesmen, extoIlmg its virtues. The columns
OF newspaper will not allow us the opportunity of
presenting but few cases, to which we invite at
tentiOn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
LIFE OF A VOLUNTEER.

Agains, the favorable accounts of the eli.
mate Of Moa,erey, we have the following de-
scriptiou Of the life Of the Volunteers who
have not yet reached the favored spot. A
letter from the Army in the 'Tropic' says
Lest I should seem only to see the favora-
bic side Of the picture, must inform you
that this country has greater variety Of in
sects OF all kinds than ever saw in all my
life before-ants, lizards, worms, and black
spider, said to be as poisonous as the rattle
snake. i killed one in my tent last night.
But worst Of all are the flies that swarm a.
bout US. Fur the FIRST time in my life
have seen fresh meat fiy blown in very few
minutes. Our Chaplain's horse was CALLED
on his side yesterday morning; the poor
creature was on the injured side mass Of
maggoss. A man ofthe camp went a hunt
ing, he returned almost crazy, he was fy-
blown in the ear Another soldier has saf-
fered in the same way. Woolen blankets
are fly blown. The wild horses in this part
Of the country always die when attacked BY
the dies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
From the Fail River yMonitor, .april, 1916. :
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY

This medicine, prepared by long experien.
ced and skillful physician, tested and appro.
we'd by great number OF intelligent. discrim-
mating and respectable persons in varions parts
OF the country, is now received and used with
entire confidence and with great success by
those afflicted with pulmonary complaints. It
is also recommended as a valuable medicine
for other diseases whose tendency is to con.
sumption. Should its efficacy continue az it
has thus far been proved in various obstinate
cases. it will indeed be most valuable med.
icine.
Noe genuine, unless signedI. BUTTSon the
wrapper. "'"a. yer
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
The Courier and Enquirer says:-

"Congrsss have now been in session more
than seven months-sOme go days-at % per
Accommodating over and above the compensa-
t;,n ,or mileage, solne 1850 for each member ;
,vhich. b ,fore they adjourn will be increased to
S2nOa. The soldier who during the same Pc
r;od has been upholding the honor Of our arms
r,nor the Rio Grande, and amid peril, privation
and sut. ring. wi b death constantly looking in
vao, hin. and n.hhing. 30 far a. Congress 10
concerned. pus their barren vote OF gratitude to
eheer him in n. performance Of duty-receiv-
n. during the same period. go! Contrast the
,~i.tiye services and the relative cOmpensa.
s;on. weigh one against another. the real sscri-
A.. % country Of each. and then determine
- If America--which are the most deserv-
;.c And yet these we'll paid. well bred, well
.Io,h.d. aud we'll ted Coneressmen-exempt
49,, ali uersonal danger-and loud in the pro.
...sons az their patriotism throw out, reject
.s;sh d;sdaiu, every proposition 10 augment the
s.,S:sr.s nav. and a. the end at his perilous
s so. ;shs cerves and il faithful. to give him q
s-.es Of land from the aboundiag public DO
main"
tn. C.. g. z. alludes to the slack attendance
.r.h. r..mhsvs. and devides their apology
=. -. .hou, the hot weather! the wea
vyioe length ofthe sitti"gs, &c; NC. are cher
a IN, a nr.pnsirion is made that the aOSen
yes Us the penalty Of one days pay -
yo1 :s~ns ore az Gan. Taylor soldiers was Il
~ roil.caN especially in the presence o.
nv-he might peradventure be shot
hGe44:,,v No ex-ase about hot weather, Of
.s.;"r "srviee woald be listened to IN extern
,s;ap 4 tAedsaingnsnsy'" ..r
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
WH&T Mr.. HANNEGAN SAYS
NOW. -F0 ~

We recently copied an extract from q
speech of Mr. Hannegan, of Indiana, in
the Senate in reply to the extraordinary rev.
oluliOn made by Mr.. Haywood, of North
Carolina, about MIR. POlk'S views, in which
the Indiana senator csIasigned the Presi.
dent to deep so profound that the hand Of
resurrection could never reach him" The
supposed state Of things came 10 pass, and
We were Curious enough to inquire Of the
UniOL what Mr.. Hannegan said now. The
official journal is silent, bat Mr. Hannegan
has il seems, spoken. the Columbus (Ohio)
Journal says - .s.. a.,..s
The Union will not give the Patriot the
desired information. But we can answe~ its
inquiry on the very best and highest Gutt,r4
ny. In conversation recently in a mixed
company, Mr.. flanagan, witht Mt any at
tempt at concealment or disguise, intending
1t for the public ear, remarked as follows 80
".Afr, Polk Is a greater traitor than eUer
John Tyler to0s! His treachery TO the DEM
ocratic party is ten thousand times more base,
Infamous and inexcusable, than that Of John
Tyler was to the Wings! He is utterly unwor.
thy Of confidence! The truth is not in him, aud
he can never, never, again secure the support
of any considerable portion Of the Democratic
party :! The morning after Mr.. Haywood,
made his speech in the Senate and made the
assevei alton which denied, the President
SENT FOR NE. 1t was his own voluntary act
The interview was unsolicited on my part.
He then declared e. me, most Solemnly and un-
equivocally. that Mr.. Haywood had no author.
ity whatever for the declarations he made-that
they were entirely gratuitous, unjust and I'M
fnunded-that he WOULD SUFFER- HIs RIGHT
ARM TO FALL FROM ITS SOCKET, HIS HAND
TO BE wITHERED, BEFORE HE WOULD CON.
SENT TO TREATY ON THE 49rH PARALLEL,
OR ON ANY LINE SHORT OF 81 40!!!"
We may not have given, to the very letter
and point, what was said by Mr.. flanagan,
but it is as near as the recollection of gen.
tlemen of undoubted veracity who were
particular to notice every word in their
memories, can approach. The inquiry of
the Patriot is answered, that it is answered
correctly Mr.. flanagan himself will we
think, admit without hesitation. ."
This is bold language even from Mr..
Hannegan, partial, as he is, to that style
which is described in the language Of the
west as "going it strong" But though the
official journal was silent as TO what he did
say, now that what is said to be his speech
is given to the public, it will surely feel it,
self called on to deny its authenticity or
repeal its allegations.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Executor.
District Of WOOi6urV. "a. 5

DT"INEV WOOuOuFV. a.. , N
Probate Court, June 3Oth, 1915 (
ESTATE Of Elan Ludington, ;ate Of Bethlero,
deceased. r g.. 81, e,a~1 5ruJ ~ - ~ -
THE Administrators represent the Estate in
sovent, and pray the appointment Of Commits
'i"ncrs thereon.-ORDERED, That Commis.
sIoners 10 receive and examine the claim.
"f he Creditors Of said estate, be appoined
at the Probate Office in Woodbury., on the Goth
day OF July. ls4G. at o o'clock in ire forenoon
Of which all persons in interest will take NO.
fice and appear if they see cause to be heard
thereon. Fl D. s. BULL (,iert :
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
JAMES w. WILSON.

"OULD respectfully inform his friend.
w and the public generally, that he has ta-
ken on hand NEW ASSORTMENT OF
SHOES, which will be offered on as good
terms a. can be procured for cash at any store
IN TINS town. Those in want Of articles in the
above line, are invited to call and examine his
stock. which consists Of LADIES' MOROC.
ROCCO BUSRINS. GENTLEMEN,S SLIP.
PERS T. BROCANS, and CHlLDRElJ'S
SHOES. Also Roots G. Shoes made and repair
ed al the shoEtest notice. .."
One door west Of the Free School, West st.,
Litchfeld.
July sth, 1896. .gr.. r,. III
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
Farm fol. Sale.

~ 4 y :s9::. vi sf'!"' s:sFs;;,e ss"
Hill TO M.adow,PIowIand. Pasture
and Wood land. | Said Farm
LEES bhb sides of the rord which lends
from South Farms to- Watertown. and
is about TWO miles trolnihe former place,
and lies in the town OF Bethlem, two
ilesnortheasi from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two. story
DWELLING House, suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suita.
bic out buildings. Farm has been
used tor Dairy Farm forlthirty years,
and will keep 10 Cows. q pair of Oxen.
and span Of Horses, summer and win.
yer; besides sufficient land TO plough. -
A liberal credit will be, given i. ; good
share ~ the purchSae money. in ..ssj.
red.-Enquirc OF the subscriber on the
premises. III r5,'''5I I;
DANIEL I. BENTON.
Bcthlem. Dec. 2. 1874. an tics
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23

NJ OTiCE.-The Litchfield County Anti.
~ Slavery Society will meet at Litchfeld,
on Saturday the ist day Of August, at 10 o'clock
A NJ. Rev Mr.. Jeeman will address the
meeting in the morning in commemoralion Of
the death Of the Rev. Charles T. Torrey. In
the afternoon an address from Francis Gillette,
Esq.
D. G. PLATT, Secretary.
Washington, 10. 1876.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
District of Litchfeiti. a.

= OtSHtcl q LlEchtf7H, So. 7
., PROBATE Court. Juiy Nh, 1916. : I.
Estate Of Simeon Sanford, late of Li,chfield
10 said district deceased. ,,ul t.a.7lis :
NHE Court Of Probate for the District o.
Litchheld hath limited and allowed 81,
months from the date hereof, for the Creditor.
OF said Estate, 10 exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those. who neglect to present thei,
accounts, properly attested, within said time.
"ill De debarred recovery. All persons in.
deo,ed to SAID estate are requested to make i'm.
mediate payment TO W.
GEO. c. WOODRUFF. Executor
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
STR AVE

IRON the pasture Of Cant. Riley. in Litcf,.
L field. ON "Wednesday, the oath inst. q Bay
Horse. about or 10 years old. with white hind
feet, lame IN his near fore foot. and short switch
tail. whoever will return said horse 10 the
subscriber. or give information where he NAV
be found, will be reasonably rewarded.
= aFst-raE CLARK s, SWIFT
Warren. July 4. 1916 :
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-07-23
CHA's SEARS. Assignees. ~"

! XX1HEREAs Norris Beckley Of Wincheste,
w in the County of Lifchiield and state al
Conneciicut, has brought his petition. re,urna.
Die to the Superior Court, TO, be holden AT
Lhchtield IN aud COR said County on the. Sc
tuesday OF August A. d. 1896, against Mari
ann beck'ey his wife. Praying for a Divorce
on the ground ot the adultery Of the said Mr.,
Ann, And whereas the said Mary Ann has de-
parted from this state and now resides in IN,
township of st. Charles, In the Province q
Upper Canada: - .fs,. gs- -, 80 :. :
ORDERED, That notice of the tendency o
sag petl''on oe gwen 10 said respondent, b,
puDi'shlng TINS order in newspaper printed
III Llichhtld County, at least five weeks sue,
cesS'u'lv next hei"r. The session of said Sr
peri"r Court; and by deposit, inc two COME,
OF the newspaper cont aiming said order. nos.
tage paid, IN the Pos, Office at yV,ncbes,e,
Centre IN said County, directed to he said
war! Ann Becky at 81. Charles aforesaid, -.
one olwhich newspapers shall be 90 dcposii.
Yea m said Post Office on or before the l4tt
gay MJuiy, 1916, and the other on or before
the 2lsl day ~ July, 1876 .f..- H.. -
ELlS1AtS ABERNETHY, 4
"N1 5ndge Of Lltcb6eld County Court. 8
Lille hfeld- July 2, A. d. 1916. '~'407
.s Co"I If Probate holden ar z4rryur70
W'fhin ana for the District Of Lifchfeld
on The at day Of, Juiy. 1915. -. ~
Present. Elisha $, .adernrthy, Esq, Judge.
nN motion Of the Administrators on thu
~ estate of Edmund Cole, late Of Cornwall
within said District, deceased: This Cour
doth decree hat six months from this date b,
allowed aud limited Tor the creditors Of said es,
tale to exh'Dl their claims against the same
t" SAID Administrators: and directs that punlie
h.. "a IL. u A Z
newspaper published in Litchield County
and by pos'inga copy thereof on the public slzr
post in said town Of Cornwa all, nearest the place
where the deceased last dwelt. ''@
Certified from Record, by ,,
y ELISHA s. ABERNErHY, Judge,
All persons sndebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to-
$50 ALVtRA COLE, u L,gaI
eel. ,. ISAAC MARSH, A""r b.