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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
CAUTION TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMs.-

n
~ In the ton of Ethan Ali>s Bl4af & Syp,s In the
Circuit Court Of The United States for infing of
Tia pat,ntr ght 10 manufacture, and sell 10 be used
the sELF-COCKlN9 PISTOL. a verdict has been given
for the plaintiff, with Of Tia and hns Of twelve
hundred dollars and Injunction has been Issued against
Blunt syms ~ restrain them from mssng or selling said
article. Their petition for q trial, and 10 earfy Il 10
Washington bill q exceptions, has been refused
The public therefore respectfully cautioned against
purchasing selling The S-lfCockng Pistols made by
Blunt syms or any Pistols Of similar kind by disre
gsfcipg this cautiou IL would make necessary for The
subscriber 10 appeal 70 The laws for projection 10 all such
All articles Of this kind made by Allen Thur
ber Norwich Conn and for sas By the praei pal deal
in the article In New-YOrk ETHAN ALLEN
Norwich, Conn lxta Nov. 1915. Mo law MkIhlsp
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
From the Batavia Spirit OF the Times.
Death Of James Cochran.

Died in this village on the 3lst ult Mr. JAMES
COCHRAN aged g years. Mr.. Cochran of the
earliest settlers and a, the time Of his death the oldest
man in this village lie born in Philadelphia and
here learned his trade that of working and the
liner metals He used to remark that Ben amin Frank
lin often visitor ST his ahop. He very inge
NOUS mechanic and to him the world Ia indebted for
one of the most usefnl OF modern inventions that Of
making CUT NAILS He claimed also TO have made the
FIRST CENTS ever coined in America. From Philsdelphis
he went TO New Haven, Connecticut where he estsb-
lshed himself in business from thence he TO this
place, in lsc2
In addition to his other mechanical business he
bell founder and cast the three excellent bells that now
hang 10 TIE Court House the Episcopal Church and the
Presbyterian Church in this village The Court House
Bell he made in ncwHsven He brought il here in 1904
and early the morning after its arrival having con-
uiyed 10 suspend il rail, swoke the siumnerins
denizens Of this infan, village with its musical tones
Its loud revcrberaons through the surrounding forest
Immediately collected the delighted inhabitants soon
after II hung trial In the new Court House then
Jus; completed and having given satisfaction wa paid
Tor by Joseph Elhcott Esq
Among the last bells cast by Mr.. COCHRAN was that
for the Presbyterian Church which New Years day,
toed his final requiem his neighbcs and friends FOL
lowed lis remains to the tomb.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

MlssAcHUsErrs-The official vote for Governor
of Mass as declared b. the Legislature is as FOL
lows
For GEO n BRioosw .5isi3 For Isaac Davis l. 33lsa
saml T. sewal A. 1877 VIM. BsyliesN g. AZ
All others .....--.----.. a.
Majority fsr Briggs over al others, 40, majority
against Davis only 3I5l-.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
TO DEALERS IN FIRE ARMS.

: CIRCUIT COURT, Tor he Southern DislrIcl q
". New York--Ethsn Alec .. Orssop Blunt, n al
Alexander Gardiner Clerk Of The Circuit Court u The
United States for ths Southern District II EevYok do
hereby certify that the above ened suit vas TIE In The
said Court on zsh and z)h days VI April 1913 before
the Hon Smith Thompson, Associate Justice Of the su
prsms Court Of the United States, that Jay pan
neled add and the opened By Hr sherman
the part Of the psintf Ethan AleB) and Mr. se.den
the pa OF the defendant tOrss0n Blunt that afer
the evidence had been eoseb the case summed
plaintiff that charge thefeupon giyeo by the Court
TO the Jury who retired under charge d Officer daily
following verdict, viz
Thai they fnd that the paisH Is not the original invent
and pateaHs and entitled 10 the full snd exclusive nsh
and liberty Of making contracting using and vending
Others to be used The improved lock cismed by him and
set forth Ia his patent
And ihey farther cay that the lock Manufactured and
vendsd By the defendants 10 cot Infringement Of he
plaintiff . rights, and % they gay all
All Of which appears BY the minutes OF the said thai
recorded In my ofee- ALEX GARDINER, Clerk
December 4. lS&6. a. htThn
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
u More Complaints o. stores found open.

r. An orphan girl about IA years Of age, named
Mary Louisa Rivera, left the premises Of Anthony
OConnell No. - -,havenue on the 9TH inst, at night
and has not since been heard Of 1t feared that she
has been enticed to some ewd house BY some one Of
class of persons OF which there IS scarcity IN the
city. liberal reward Is offered.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
CITY ITEMS.

SATURDAY, Jan. p
FIREs-A fire broke out about ! O'Clock this
morning on Let avenue Twelfth 81 in the bakery
Of Peter Miller. Loss about 500. Another At last
night at No 2OAvenue A. Loss triiins Another in the
camphene factory in rear Of a Csnuon., Damage
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

NEW COUNTY PRoJEcr.-The Buffalo papers
speak OF application be made TO the Legislature 20
erect new county composed Of the towns OF Hanover
Sheridan. Pomfret villsnovia and Arkwrght N the
county OF Chautsuque Penysbursh Persia snc Dayton
in the county Of Cattaraugus and Collins, Evans and
EESadt " The county Of Enc.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

NEW.YORK AND ERIE RAILROAD Comps-
ny.-Ths stockholders OF the New-York and Erie
Railroad Company hereby notified thai instsimsot
OF Ten dollars per share on al shares 90 which the pay
nens Already made do not exceed twenty-five dollars ID
required 10 be paid st the Office OF tho company, No.
Wsll-st on before the lAh day Of January, 1871.
By order OF the Board OF Directors
NATHANIEL MARSH, Secrstafy.
~ B--Suoscnbers q near Newburgh are requested
maze paymsnts 70 Thomas C. King, Cashss Of e Ioweh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

- a BEDsTEAD6. BEDsTEADS:-
Toe xest sssorlueht over offered, tof
ssls sf MARTIN WILLARD'3 Bed,
Mattress and Feather Wsrsroons I'D

Chathxm-sI Mulberry st. ne
attention Of end othsrs 10 particularly eae1
70 WILLIS Patent Righi and Lsh Screw Bedstesds wncb
recstved Tho premium The lsts 1sr d s American a
stiuts rhsss 8edsssaAs proof agsln9e vsrnta g -
kinds snd can bs put up OF iaksu down 70 one m1cHs
time. No better proof u wsnted Of Ne supesSesYs =
these Bsdsssads over eli othsrs hsn b safng 40 49,
the ass Eve yesrs hlrty thousend o. Asm hsve -
sold rhs public respectfully hvissd 70 oeo ~ ~
amino for t6cnssvea
Alan Wholesala and retail "a ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
Formation Of Assembly Districts.
RENsS ELAER co.
General Notices.
r. RING, Compouud syrup Of

~ Rings Compound syrup Of Hydriods,e Iof
Pots.ss sarssparils, and Yellow Dock This medicinal
remedy published for the sole benefit Of those suffering
from rheumatism pains and stiffness OF the joints swelling
Of the muscular substances sem erupons Of the skin
and diseases arising from IN Impure state Of the blood kc
From bona fde pements under the direction and super
vision OF the eminent Of The Faculty, has received
their unanimous recommendation, and many have pro-
nouncef the best possible combination OF remedies for
tn sboven amed ssses is prepared from The pufes
articles and = warranted 10 give satisfaction IL lhns
puhes aud qucke1s he circulation asys irritation, and
leaves every part u The ANNA economy perfect state
VI health.
TIE great and increasing demand for article Of
hind has induced he proprietor TO bring Il before the pub
lie, that all may have the benesl Of Il and know that here
remedy for these nost distressing complaints IL Is
recommended In fall confidence and needs but trial TO
convince the incred gOus Of s surprising properties
Prepared and sold BY CHARLES H. RING, Druggist,
1872 Broadway, cor John-st
NIB Be sure to observe tho written signature Of c. H.
Rise he cork Of each bottle. dls Inn
" DR.. Banninx's Body Brace.-for The relief 0
male and digestive systeui-incudmg dyspepsia consrps
ton pes, dropping and distortion common 70 children
and young ladies' also sLEEptss AT THE LUNGS 10 per-
feet substitute for the and con.Isning shoulder
brace with Of their pencious endences Unlike ell
s faean All By s 81 ssasy he -" whole n.srnS
pile " organs PsmPhlss and book . Common sense
siy IN attendance on lad~s oouD M 5mW
CO EIsttb Ward Pioneer Henry Clay Club
TIE members Of his Club tbeing he hrs that organ
xei In the Unon) will give grand Bal In commemora
or OF he ratification Of the Treaty Of Client Al The Apollo
on the l7lh February, isf7 They have made arrange.
sus with dslin guished artists who already aged
preparing decorations s1abs for the occasion d.
~ Cold Cream.-A superior article for eh.pped
hands and face and for soening the skin Price IS cent?
okRIs TOOTH PAsTE-A superior article for cleans.
ing and preserving teeth hardening tho gums and
weeenns he breath warranted not to get dry or hard
DAVID SANDS 4 co. n East Broadway,
d.; I'm Corner anket-st-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

r. wafer-Cure.-Dr sHEw, having retained oi1
rsro,s nrsriises MS system ~ hs lnsrfrlon w
- Z RlnSstl snd IN the city generally The Wsief-
Csrs Journal Semi monthyl By Dss snev and relson
pubshed A. The very low price OF sisyesr u saSsre7
lrn~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
roorHACHE CAN BE CURED. :
- wa. -ouid mot give for the relief OF 7

ache shiIllngs for an rues 90 long kn9~n W ~
Se.troyes he nerve Of the Ooth which every one surely
must Know i, lie cause OF Tooth.ee II has given EeAei 20
,h.,d. thst have lost many nights Of rest BY ms ex
r-,~s,ing rain and who would give grateful testimony %
n, ehcsey il we're Necessary BAT We Leave Il %
sIic 10 give but Iral s,d Il does not arofd
!, e.s man one minute the money VII Dc re
funded Prepared and sold wholesale snd rsis. oJ ~ o
=, ~ ~. n, 1 M Hsr, corner II Broadway and Cham
s.r.st ssoinng s.ewarr's ne- marble buildings
" B. The pfoPrisOIs would cal ne ssn0a g. 8, ,b II.
o,.s,,.,-. .rh As Bears OIL (genqinel Tooth. Har and
Nj Rrpshes SOAPS, Cosmetics, fefuriery and al A.
lie IL. aprertatning TO The toilet IL 'O'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

- 4 German musician fell this morning on the
crosswsk corner Of Delaney and PIT ats and cut biz
head severely ani dangerously. Clear the paverncnis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
BOUQUETS

- OF Choice, Rare and Fragrant Excite
Piewers made 10 style TO please me most fabulous,
are 10 be had 81 Q few hours rocce, OF JANIS HOO0,
ala Su Scotsman. SCI Broadway.
~ t. J.. Coleman, Exchange Broker, No. 03
Wsllst New-York. Unc1rect money bought and sold .
sod and silver excEsExed potes and drains collected OF
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
GOLD PEYs-GoLD PENS.

GOLD PEHS-GOLD PENS.
% w. FRANKLIN co. manufacturers of Superior
ID. Diamond Pointed Gold Pens No. IS Cortland a.
buildng fourth story Dealers IN the above article
respectfully invited 70 call, they pledge themselves 70
se or a. favorable terms any other esabhsameni In his
city. -
n B. All orders panetualiy attended 10. dis imsod'
CRIsWOLD,s CONCENTRATED Compound Of
UYeow Dock for the Of scrofals and diseases Of
skin For sale wholesale and retail e0 Broadway,
10 he University Medical College Price S. per Douls
"A 6ts
y EDWARDS LESTER, American Copsal 81 Go
u. ros requests al his friends and correspondents 10
6orvsrd thsr eorarnanicsrous him through Harnden
cos ExpIess Wallet szsfsd or hey vf1 b for.
vard-t. - 60
4 OYERTIsEMENTs foT he Newspaper Of al ne
"A Ctes snd principal towns Ia the Country daily
ceved a he oEce az B. PALMER, tho Agent N the
Yribans Bvdsss, vhss shs pspss co BE- sssu On SIC.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

@Y THOMPNON's PREMIUM T1Usr,
~ NAimpsovsd BY J. 4 BENJAMIN, IS essE nsa-st y
universally approved ofby he Medical rseaI,
DO Esduslsd from ny pounds tho uptufe with
DOT bacs pad, which does % much injury W the spine
causing weakness md psis In the hack md ds and oS
psrmaIen, spinal dsesss. eI days tnsl sivso sod 40
perfectly sstsfscsory. money returned sl9 "sod isc
eu fALL FAsHIONB.-Hss, Hsls.-Psds m,.s
I'LL sxin hats So equal tbose sold BY otbefs ~
so elegant dress hss q q 50 aad u 25 superior Ia
style finish those Ia macy places u % 49, 49, II
esls bltrhment OEOROE r. H. BROWN.
dIs Inn rs CsnsLsL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

~ The splendid steamship New Orleans now
lying foot Of Cinionst departs on Tuesday for New
Orleans 10 be at present as transport between Ina,
city and Galveston, Texas IA she has never made a
Trip and her machinery differs in essentials from
all other boats il deemed necessary for better
rty 10 send out Engineer Brisby in charge Of the en-
gine. The owners deserve credit for this No new
boat should go out without practical machnsts
rneerz
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

O. Water Cure House.-Mra ID ;. ooss oS H.~
ues 10 recisTs patents 81 hsr house II ioihA N'"
YORK -..,z..~ .. s.,x hc.,ss ana
- .,-.-so, f,r he application 81 Wafer Cure sS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

u DC NA8SAU.ST.-whers q whole suit IL sold for
ls1OFive Dollars, consisting Of cloth Coat esssiEere
Pants fancy Vest also, ove-eosn and CS,.s rom
q TO e. respecting The Cleaning snd Dyins .a's ~
year most faded coat II doo,t MAKE Il oos equal TO
new no charge win BE- made kspess snd Aaefsisons
ciothlnS. [riw-l oE0k0E LEyIE-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11
WHOLE NO. 15o2.
Datent Meoirines.

RHEUMATISM.
rps =. o<E oF TEE yrsY rssvsLs>r COMPLAINTS rhSV
tf.s TO crx Innate s~D Is CERTAINLY AMONG rHk
MOST PAINFUL AND Aeo>IEISe 70 WHICH hVnruf
lssvRJgcr MANY ARE THE "ssnk pfs e1sk-
IN rog IT'S CrsE. rBcCGA Fs~ ASS tSh ~
psAIirr. sur II IS sELiLvkn fssrASSN
FcSsHTuNArfsN Cors r,fsr, AND rssr
TENS o. rHcUsA~ps, NOW svfFtAss
AID pssfNkrSs o. stLIsF, NiGsr
csrA~ POSITIVE AND fESNANF>r
ENENfrfC~ FRON THiS DREAD
wi DISEssx rHffolIcNfNs
CSgriFfCsrts wHfCa Rave
LATELY skCEfNFD
E>ABlE THS Az
FLICrED TO judge
FOR THEMSELVES
fsE sissri ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

a WATCHES, JkWkLRY and Silver w.fe:
~ The Subscribers continue 10 have for sails NIL
n assortment of fine Ooh and Silver Wstsbss, Of
~ he approved makers, which vii be odered
very lowest prces and war sntsd correct lime
keepers They constantly receiving The latest styles
OF fashionable Jswsry VI every description Including
Gold Fob and Guard Chains BrsAsi fins Ear khfs fin-
ger Rings Bracelets Head Ornsmmts, kc Silver spoons,
Forks Butter Knives and Silysrw1s equal 70 coin 0od
and Silver spscistscss. Psrfocai Concsve, Convex &c
French Clocks and Wstches repaired equal s original
AKEALY / BRI00s, I5s Bowsry,
dis I'm. d0Uss above Bsooms-sl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

r. Commissioner for New.Ierk ana fs an
many Hal
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

BY Alderman,
ATE ACKERMAN 4 MILLER, lei Essssu-sl Rs.
II M 70 etEus % 1rpa eeSsg building dN -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

IL rhnH S0nr senJ. {. w6oDvQlD. IS Bfcsd.sy.
dow yhsdes. Cursis fns1minss, whsea v - so,A q
dseouni from fonsr Hsces . e!ees Ne inyoies fhs
nj ~ ihs sssson hss T sAvDesd VIZ Be oHsred q "a
o1ueer.ost IshsreU Du1Il1ngs ser nssAs4L l3z u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1847-01-11

The subscTibsss sosiisas % have fov ssls nsIl
IA assortment Of Ans Geld and Silver Wsschss d
the most approved maksra, which VIII bs wNrsnt.
Cd correct umeseepsu. and offered q she very swsss
cash pricea
They are constantly receiving The atsst syss Of vases
ionsbis Jswelry Of every description, ncudae Gold FOB
and 0usrd.ehsins, Brssstpns. ES-rings Shgsr'rinp
Bracelets, Head Ornaments nc.
Silver SPOONS Porhs Butter Knives and geo
orally, al tho manufacturers prices
BrtaDniswsrs dne Cutlery, Fancy Goods, kc Wssehee
and clocks repaired by Experienced workuien-
LOCKWOOD L sCRiBNER, 20 resn
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
) BETTING.
AND LACE OR STRING LEATHER,
For sale at the wholesale
Leather, Boot and Shoe Store of the Sub
= -scriber.

TIME GUM ELASTIC MACHINE BELT
to MACHINE BELILNG
and earnestly solicit is mertsb eproved
The favorable opinion who have used has induced the man
o 3 RI -
Mef1c
pecua royalties
! 1Perf o wilth INC ich nil
cid. 80, sas Sc. -. Hnao
a,r1er - p. - j =
and when adjusted machinery does not ass
% It IS pareuaE pd steam
81 aroso 80
ny
Prices ,tbe PIECE
of enicde DC made
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
WATER CEMENT,

1T q Court of Probate holden at Near .sfiiford
pithin and for the District of .Seto Milton
on the 14M day Of January, 1s47,
"a Present, Thomas B. Lacey, Esq, Jndge.
TNSTATE of Eli Todd, late Of New Milford,
II in said District, deceased.
Ordered, That the Administrators exhibit
their Administration Account to this Court for
adjustment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford on the 27th day Of February 1S47, al
ten o'clock in the forenoon And that all
persons interested in said Estate may be Eoti.
fed thereof, the Administrators will cause this
order to be published in newspaper printed
in Litchfield at leaIt two weeks before the 9th
Or February 1S47, and TO be posted on the pub
lie sign post nearest the place where the de-
ceased last dwelt in said New Milford.
A true copy Of Record
4O' JULIUS D. HADr..,.so cis,k.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

Al a Court of Probate holden at Neg mr. 81
wifhin and for the District Of Me- M
ford on the lOM day Of Fsbrvar,,,, 1S47. 7,
Present, Thomas B. Lacy F.so .yud,e
E STATE Of DANIEL A. PICKET laIs NJ
IL New Milford in said D.istrict, deceased.
ORDERED, that the Adm, .nisiratsr exhibit his
Administration Accounsto this Court for. adj
iustment at the Probate Office in said New
Milford, on the 1911 day Of March 1877, al len
o'clock inthe forenoon And that allpersons
interested in said Estate may be notified there.
Of, tie administrator will cause this order 10
unpublished in newspaper printed in Litch..
field at least two weeks before the 18Th day 81
March,and to be posted on the cubic sign post
nearest the Place We're the deceased -.
dwSlf and ons sthI.::7S public place in SAT- IN
Milford AtFue copy of Record
JULIUS B HARRJ. ION. cixrh
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

Eeftei 81
II N pursuance of an order from the Honorable
il Court Of .Pfobatein and for the District Of
Burlington, the subscribers will offer for sale
at public auction,s tunless previously sold al
private sale,J on Monday the roth day of April
1917, at tao O'clock afternoon, ON the premis.
Is. all theraal estate assigned TO them in trust
by EDWIN UNNELLof Burlington. in said
district an insolyent and assigning debtor
The properly is pleasantly situated in The vil-
.ase Of Iowreyv!lle, in the south part of Bur-
lineion. and consists Of between three and four
acres oisland, with atwo story dwelling house
lately repaired and finished thereon, with a
barn and sheds and the necessary out buildings,
together with a new and well finished Factory
standing within a few ro Is 81 the House being
s5 byF24 feet upon the ground srd tyo and a
half staries high, with al ad ition thereto Of
Is by Is feet on the ground one story high,
standing upon very durable stream OF water,
with fourteen feet wheel, with six feet buck
cts, together with the necessary fixtures. gear
ing and machinery for use, well done and pain.
ted, and is now in full operation in making
Clock cases, il being in the immediate vicinity
of three other Factories on the same stream. -
The place is three and half miles north Of
Bristol. and is decidedly desirable property for
a Mechanic needing water power. Application
may be made to Edwin RunneH and Alfred
LOWRY on and near the premises, OF to Tracy
Peck ESQ. Of Bristol s'-'@ss
f TRACY PECK. lr,.,.o. vs.
Alfred LOHRrYy i'us'eeS'
Dated at Burlington. Fc5.al, lsfI III
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

ATOTICE.--Whereas, Benjamin II. Morse,
In Robbins Battell, Andrew Garneys and
Jacob Sleeper, have associated according to the
provisions of the Act relating to Joint Stock
Corporations. under the lame of MORSE,
BATTELL, s. Co, forthe purpose of manufac-
turing and selling Cotton and Wooden Goods
said Company to be located in the town Of Har-
winton, Conn; Now therefore we two Of the
Aforesaid personsdo hereby call the first meet
ing ofthe corporation, to be held at the office
Of o s. Seymour, Esq, ia Litch6eld Conn.. on
the sth day of March, ls47, attwoo'cleck, p M.
en- b. H, MORSE,
ROBBINS BATTELL.
dated at Lheh6eid, Feb, 10, 1S47. 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

PURSUANT to an order from the court of
l. Probate for the District Of Woodbury.,
will be sold at Public Auction to the highes,
bidder, on the eth day of instant February at
one o'clock in the Afternoon (unless previously
disposed of at private sale } So, much Of the Re-
al Estate of Elan Luddington late of Bethlem,
deceased. as will raise the sum Of eight bupdred
and fifty four dollars and eighty Elk cents
Sale to take place at the late dwelling Of said
decreased ins said Bethlem. Terms made known
at the time of SALE
JOSEPH AMBLER, authorized to sell.
Dated at Bethlem this 9th day of Feb. Is47
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25

The undersigned take this method TO return
their grateful acknowledgements to the mem
bers of the Congregational society in North
field, for their donation visit on the 4th inst,
and for the numerous substantial tokens oftheir
good will and affection presented on that occa'
sion.
May that being, without whose notice not a
+, spa RE commuucs,ion Of his lifs.giving spit
n Ia their souls. J. L. DICKINSON. ~
JANE L, DICKINSON.
North6slS Feb 18th, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1847-02-25
Collins Ready Made.

ME Subscriber would respectfully inform
- the inhabitants Of the Town of Kent and
its vicinity, that he keeps constantly on hand
and for sale ready made Collins of various sizes
and descriptions, and is prepared to furnish
them TO order and as may best accommodate
circumstances And that he has also prepared
a Hearse with suitable attachments for these
occasions in which the use of one may be
deemed necessary or desired. IL
s.sa.s. al@g SAMUEL CONN.
! Kent Plains, January Goth, 1871 -sss SO