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| GALLERY AND PHOTOGRAPHERS

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No manure was applied except what
was made by the pigs, but the great
produce is ascribed 10 the use of oyster.
shell lime, at an expense of one dollar
and fifty cents year for three years.
"lt was wonderfully" says he, "to see
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after every rain" t Hu. ~
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SWELLING GRAIN BY BOILING.
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ture gives, in the following table, the
increase of bulk in different kinds Of
grain boiled for domestic animals, to
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A good farmer Of our. acquaintance
said, that from long experience he con-
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creased by boiling in the ratio Of rs to
10. Albany Cultiuator. .e.aa 5,i8
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-19

'sNHE Court of Probate tor the Dlslrlct vi
Cornwall, has limited aud allowed to
the creditors of the estate of Daniel Perkins
late of Cornwall, in said district deceased
represented inSolyent, six months from the
date thereof, in which to exhibit their claims
against said estate and has appointed My
ron Harrison and Frederick Kellogg of
Cornwall, commissioners to receive. exam
inc and adjust said claims Testified by
PHlLO KELLOGG, Judge.
We the Commissioners above named,
hereby give notice that we shall meet, to
attend to the duties of our said appointment
at the dwelling house lately occupied by the
deceased, in Cornwall, on the 18th day of
October ls47, aud on the 18th day of Feb
ruary 1913, at 10 O'Clock on each Of said
days. All claims not presented within said
time properly atteSted will be debarred a
recovery, M YRON HARRISON,
FRED. KELLOGG.
Cornwall, Aug. 18th, 1877.
All persons indebted to said estate are re.
queSted TO make payment to
ANSON b BEACH,
ORLANDO PERKINS,
10 Administrators.
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Alta Court of Probate holden at Plymouth

Alta Courtof Probate holden AT Plymouth
within and tor the District OF Plymouth,
on the 81 day of August, A. y l947.
Present, HENRY B GRAVES, Judge
ON motion the Trustees on the estate
" of Coley, Bradley and Co. assigning
and insolven, debtors, within said district.
This Court doth appoint the 18th day Of
August next, at z o'clock p. M. at the
Probate Office in said district, for the
hearing, allowance and settlement of the
Administration Account on said estate
aud doth direct said Trustee to give pubs
lie notice 10 all persons interested in said
estate, to appear (if they see cause) be-
fore said Court, at snid time and place,
10 be teard therein, by posting said order
of notice on apuhlic signpost in said to wn
Of Plymouth, nearest the place where the
assignor> last dwell. and by advertising
the same in newspaper printed in Itch
field, in Liichfield County.
Certified from record,
l23w HENRY B GRAVES, Judge.
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At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for the District of Plymouth

At a Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
within and for The District of Plymouth
on the Sd day Of August, A. ID. l947.
Present, HENRY b. GRAVE rs. Esq. Judge
ON Motion Of Samuel + Salisbury, truss
tee On the estate Of A. b. Curtiss, an assign
ing and inSolvent debtor, within said dis
trct.
'NtiIS Court doth appoint the 18th day of
August next,at three O'Clock =. NJ, at
the Probate Office in said district, for the
hearing, allowance and settlemen; Of the
Administration Account on said estate-and
doth direct said trustee to give public notice
to all persons interested ia said estate, to
appear, if they see canse, before said Court
at said time and place 10 be heard therein by
posting said order ofnotice on public sign
post in said town of Plymouth nearest the
place where the assignors last dwelt, aud by
advertising the same in newsE aper print
ed in LitchGeld, in Litchfeld County.
Certified from Record.
IL HENRY B GRAVES Judge.
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Administrators Sale.

TN pursuance OF the orders OF the Court Of
1 Probate for the district ol New Milford the
,nbscI lbers will sell so much OF the real estate
Of OLIVER w PICKETT, late of said New Mil
ford, deceased, as will false The sum Of $5Sl4, =
26, with incident charges OF sale: The pro.
perry all lies within three quarters Of a mile Of
lhe village of New Milford, aud Consists Of the
Homes cad containing about - acres. with
two dwelling houses, barns, &c, thereon aud
farm OF about 80 acres, about halt of whIc h
Is covered with valuable wood and timbt r.
Part Of the property ~ incnmbered by the
dover of widow Betsey Pickett, but this en-.
curnbrance can be removed by purchase Of the
widow, upon reasonable terms ANY person
who wishes 10 precare good farm in very
desirable location, will do well to examine the
premises. Purchasers can be accommodated
in regard TO terms of payment
GERARpUs ROBERTS, Admius-
DAVID G SANFORD, traitors.
New Milford, August 10, lS47.
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MARTINS
(xoRMlaLx MARTIN &
LoCRE'S)
PREMIUM COLORED
Photographic Likene sses.

MFR. M will remain in this place for shor
ltl time. and will execute Photographic Like
nessess BY the Daguerreovpe process. IN supe,
rior style, possessing anne COIors OF Life and
,va,ranipd to gipe Satisfaction. :,
Having made himself acquainted WIN an
the latest Improvements in the Art, he Is
prepared (wih the use Of different and supe-
rior article Of hemicals and Gliding, by when
the impression receives perfectly ciedr ahe
natural appearance, and is made permanent
upon the Pate.) to do work which shall com
pare with any done IN the cities. His mode o
operating being he same as that Of the princi'
pal Galleries in New York and Boston, and en-
tireIy different from those who preceded us.
He would say to those who have pictures
taken bv the old method which are either faded
out or unifelike in color. &C., that he Will
take them in EXCHANGE FOR NE "
ONES, OF find a new plate and put them up
into the cases at reasonable prices.
Groups of from two to six taken with all the
distncincss of single picture.
Likenesses OF children taken with much sue
cess. Also. Likcnesscs taken from Fanny
Portraits which look more natural and llfelike
than the Painting.
Ladies and Gentlemen arc solicited 10 cav
and examine specimens, and sir for tfeir Like
nesses, if they choose. by way OF experiment.
(6y-Likenrsses taken in oil kinds Of Wenfher
Rooms lst building west of the Congregation
al Church.
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PROBlTB RECORD
TTTjyr1TfG.

THE Court OF probate for the District
OF T9rrIngton hath appointed the
2lst day OF Aug. lS47 at 10 o'clock Ore>
noon, at he Probate Office in said Tors
rI1g;on tor the appointment of Commits
sionGrS. TO receive, examine and adjust
said claims of the creditors of the estate
OF Trumhull Ives, late of Harrington,
deceased, represented inSoIvent, at which
ume and place all persons interested
Will appear they see cause and DE heard
IN relation to.Said appointment.
JOSEPH J. GAYLORD, Amin'r.
Torrington, Aug, S. Is
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| Alta Court of Probate held at New Milford.
in the district Of New Milford, on the 10th day
| OF August. ISl7-
Present, DAVID C. SANFORD ESQ. Judge.
TIPON the petition of WILLIAM A, KNAPP of
said New Milford. showing to this Court
| thai ne is the father and natural guardian of
William Knapp aud George s. Knapp both OF sd
New NJ ltord, minors under the age of twenty
one years-and that each of sa d minors is tie
| owner in fee simpi" one undivided twelfth part OF
the fo'lnwing land and buildings and appuriinan-
ces, situated in said New Milford, and described
as follows to ~It-commenclng al the south east
corner by highway and Burroughs Beacis land,
running thence northery by highway four rods
and halt, thence westerly to land belonging to
Junn L. Treadwell at a point SIX rods norher-
" OF Anan tiine land, then southerly by said
lread~ els land six rods by said Hine s land,
then easterly by said Hine'sland and sd Renchs
land t"the first bounds. And also the north front
room in the dive ling house of the late Daniel
Lewis deceased. with the bed room adjoining.
and the &c lar under said north front room, and the
northeast chamber and the closet on the north
side OF the chimney in said house, and one half
OF the barn near said house the south side of
the iionr, and privilege on the floor and a right
OF passlng up and down the cellar and chamber
stairs OF said house. and through the usual pasSa.
ges in said house, and of baking in the oven in the
klchen OF said house, and the privilege of pass
ing IN The most convenient place to the well and
getting water there 1t, ami to and from the barn
and wood yard, and to and from the IanG before
mentioned and described Which land, buildings
ard appurtenances Said minors own ms tennn's
with Charlotte ROBBERS. Mercy Garfield, Mabel
Baldwin, Harriet Stevens, and Oh va II. Lines,
an subject to the life estate OF widow Hannah
Lines, and the lite estate of said William A.
Knapp; the interest of each of sadaminnrs
being of ab Ut the value of fifty dollars aud that
II wodid be t"r the benefit otsa minors to sell tie
interest nt sad minors in said property, and dis
pose OF the proceeds tn, reof as the law Directs
and praying this court to order the safe of said
property according Y, as BY petition on file dated
the 10Th day OF August lS47, appears.
Its ordered that said petition be continued to
| the Y day OF October next, then to be head and
& termined at the probate office in said New Mil
ford, at O'Clock in the afternoon. and that no
uce OF the tendency thereof be given by pnb.sh.
lng this order in anewspaperprnted IN lhtchiirld
fore said 23d day of Octobernpxt
Attest, DAVID c. SANFORD, Judge.
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EAST Sgr1DsE.GT
CASH STORE.
GREAT SALE OF DRY GOODS!

THE subscriber would respectfully
4 inform the inhabitants of L,tchfield
and vicinity, that he has taken the
ONE Ply and ONE PRICE STORE
in East st formerly occupied by E.
Grant, )where he will offer for sale on Sat-
urday, July 3lst, a great variety of seas
enable eSkX eooPs5 whic h
for nFCASH=sH will be sold lower
than can be bought in New York or Bos-
on. p Please notice the tollo,0ing N
Fancy and mourning prints, muslins,
lawns, jacconeitS berages, cambrics
mousline do LANES, ginghams, eolians,
mourning goods. wells, hosiery, handker>
chiefs, linens, linen damask table
spreads, muslin draperies, fancy silk. g.
other vestings, black & fancy cassimeres,
broche, Cashmere silk berage, and other
sha,cIs, a splendid assortment of fancy
dress silks. bonbaziucs. quilts. aIpacas,
French and English prints, cottons, ticks,
6 doz best quality gold medal kid gloves,
all colors and sizes for sale at SO l.2 cts
Embracing d seasonable, and splendid
selection of Dry Goods, selected EXPRESS
ly for Litchfeld and vicinity all of which
will be sold at Hover prices for cash, than
can be elsewhere in the state.
pPurchasers who have the CASH tn
exchange tor DRY GOODS, will find this
a great opportunity to purchase useful
Dry Goods at Great Bargains, at the New
Store just opened.
TGoods sent to any part of the village
H. G. PATTERSON, Ag't.
Litchfield, July 81 lS47. 3wl2
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TThe aptitude OF our procras ,inating
ares to defer until a more convenient
lson occur, or less expensive means De
cove red, whereby we may relieve
suf6erings when under the mortal
ness of Consumption or the destruct>
icourgings of Scrofula, is peculiarly
yerous and futile. These diseases
armed with venom SO subtle as to
ugate all efforts TO arrest their course
IS the remedy be one SO prepared
strike at once at heir iD,n st sea :.
uproot every symptom and effect
MS Remedies are safeguard that
never failed to produce the most
fy ing results. Witness the larger
rtisement. IL
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DOct. Robert EB. F0Iger's
OLOSAONlAN
ALL-IIEALING BALSAM.

BE W.aRE OFDECEPTYOys-S- Fraud
a N Advertisement having made its appear.
IA ance IN this paper, stating that my genu.
inc Olosaonian was for sale at various places
IN L'tchlield county, The public are hereby in>
formed that mygenuine preparation is only to
1e found IN one sized bottles and those large at
II per bottle, aud that the label on the Same
reads Doctor Robert h tolger's Oosaonian or
All Healing Balsam, and my name is signed at
ne bottom with oen. The spurious article
IS put up in much smaller bottles. IL wrapped
IN salmon colored paper, and my full name is
mol found on the top of the label. The spuri-
ous article alluded TO | never prepared and
have nothing to 10 with.
Agents for Litchfeld County, A. C. Smith,
Lltchfeld; Lathr"p & Bradford, Wolcottville;
Nathaniel Smith, Torrington; Alyord T. Bro
theirs, New Hartford f S. Woodford, VIM
sted; Z. G. Lawrence e. Co. Norfolk; Oliver
Ames, Falls Village; Finch 4 Kellogg, West
Cornwall George H. Chase, Sharon, Gregory
y Pierce. Cornwall Bridge; d. b. Scofeld s.
Co. Kent.
ROBERT B. FOLGER, M. d.
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Rock and Periodical Agency.

tINHE undersigned having established MN
L self as Book agent in the great Literary
Mart Of the Union-New Yurk-respecttnlly
tenders his services to the inhabitants of L,tch-
field, and the public generally, with assurances
That all orders committed To his care wilt De
Promptly attended to and forwarded per mail
or as may be otherwise directed, with the ut.
most despatch. Subscriptions received for all
Magazines published in New York, aud most
fthnse issued from Philadelphia, Boston, sc.
The Foreign Magazines, Hackwnod's &c.
furnished at publishers prices Also, new Tor
oldl Books, ct cap Publications, Engravings'
Music, &c by whomsoever published. Most
OF the new Publications of the day can be for
warded by mail at very trtling expense, and
onv sum from IL l-2 cents upwards, can be
safely transmitted through the same medium.
All orders should be addressed
- VIM PATTON,
Graham's Magazine Office, New York.
RtFERENcEs
" W B. b. P eInnsm' New York.
H.W. Saltonstall, Meriden, CT.
A. Anderson,
G. w. Benedict, Waterbury, Ct
r. B. Cooke. Esq.
Gen. R. C Abernethey Wolrotville
Geo d. Wadhams, Esq. Ct
June %, lS47.
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New York Cattle Market.
Monday, Aug. 9.

AT market 1900 Beef Cattle, 600 south
ern,) IS Cows and Calves and 300 Sheen
and Lambs.
Beef Ca:ile-prices. with an active reT
quest remain firm at from s. to 81 Pc
cwt. About 500 head remain uEsold.
Cows and Calves-$lS to $50 " i'll cov<
er all.-all sold.
Sheep and Lambs-The market is
plentifully supplied, but prices remain
very firm; with iolerably brisk de-
mand. We quote Sheep at from $l.25 to
- 25 to $3.50, and Lambs 81 to 1925.
Journal Of Commerce.
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SOMETHING NEW.

A Large collrcticn of Standard and Miss
n cellaneous Books, all new and warrant
ed perfect, will be sold al auction. a the
Store next west of Congregational Church,
commencing this evening, Aug. IL, at
O'Clock and continuing through the week.
Catalogues are row ready and the pub
lie are invited to call and examine the
assortment previous to the sale. Books at
private during the day
l.. c. PHI SBURY,
Aactioneer.
Litchfeld, Aug l8, lS47.
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DIED.

the Ohio River, below Louisville.
august Sd, Mary c., wife Of Rev. G.
bert and daughter Of the late Mr..
Ma seit Of New Haven, aged "a,
vicksburgh, Miss, Albert Sears, aged
fon Of DIR. John Sears, of Sharon, CT.
Goshen, on the 10. b inst. Mrs. Lu>
wife Of Amos Sanford, and
2liers0f Ashbel Buel. aged S..
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MEETING OF THE PRO
pRIETORS OF THE ORE-BED IN SAL>

ISBURY
TN accordance with the resolves Of the Cen
L eral Assembly, passed at the May session,
1917, incorporating the proprietors of the Ore
Bed IN Salisbury A meeting Of said proprie~
tors is hereby called. to be holden at the house
Of Ehphaet Buel in said toBn. on the last
Wednesday in August 1871, Al 10 o'clock in
the forenoon. then and there 70 choose the Of
ficefs Of said Corporation as specified in said
Resolves and to establish such bylaws. Rules
End regulations as said corporation shall deem
expedient Also, 10 do such other business in
conformity with The provisions IF said Resolve
as the interes, and well being of said Corpor-
alton may seem to require
r. CHITTENDEN.
Salisbury. July 18th, 1917 10 3w
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District OF Torrington. IS. !
Probate Court July 80 lS47. (

u STATE Of Griswold Woodward, late
IL OF Torrigton in said district deceas-
ed.
THE Court of Probate tor the District OF
Torrington, hath limited and allowed &
months from the date hereof, for the Greg
itors of sad Estateto exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect ia
present their accounts properly aites,ed,
within said time, will be dcbarred re-
covery. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate
payment TO -
LUCIA WOODWARD, ] Execu.
1913 ELIJAH WOODWARD, { tors.
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@Ss0D M3 80 A III M
THE WOLCOTTVILLE MAFUFAC
TURING COMPANY

OFFER FOR SALE the STORE formerly
~ occupied by them. Said store " situated
in the center of the village Of Wolcottville, adj
joining the Hotel of Fl. r. Riehards, and the
Iocati, fur a cash business in merchandising
is not surpassed by any other in the county
Possession will be given Immediately.
Enquire OF b. II. MORSE, Agent.
Wolcotiville, Oct, 10, 1910.
NIB. All persons indebted 70 The above na-
med Company are requested 70 mako payment
of the same. 70
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NJ OTlCE-THE subscriber requests all pei
~ sons holding due>bills against him, pay
able in Goods, TO present them Immediately
for payment. a. A. GRiDLt4.
Watertown, Jul" 10, 1877 Swl2
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DAILY LINE FROM LFTGIFIELD TO NEW YORK


Lchfeld
Returning leaves New York morning o'clock Sundays excepr
efOooi
Milford by Lhhfeld, about O'Clock
York 1918 Good horses coaches and change
New Milford Ithied will
through with dispatch.
b, Tuesday Saturday,
Quakerh Pawng Beemn and PoughkeePe returning
oppOSIn DAYS.
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MARRIED..

Colebrook River. CT. on the LIST inst.
ev. Mr.. Scofeld, Philander Shaw
of Winsied. and Miss. Maria Treat.
bland, Mass.
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TND1pi'ln'Gs

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
l. tween Schuyler G. Chadsey aud myself,
IS hereby dissolved. Those having claims
against US and those indebted to us, will settle
with he. CALVIN BUTLER.
Cornwall, July 1917.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1847-08-19

~ LIZABETH L. WETMORE of Ca
~ naan, in said County having brought
her petition to the Superior Court 10 be
holden al Litchield in said County On the
third Tuesday of August 1917, against Cor
neius l.. Weimore. her husband. praying
fora divorce and dissolution OF the marriage
relation existing between them, on the
ground of the wilful deserton of the said
Cornelius for more than three years.
1t is ordered that notice Of the tendency
of said petition be given the said Cornelius,
he being out of this State, by the publica-
ton of this Order in Newspaper printed
in said Litehtield at least three weeks before
the sitting of said Court
FREDERICK d. BEEMAN.
Assistant Clerk of said Court
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Fine New Teas!
fit NeeU York. Prices.
NJ. NJ. MUMGA3gO4D,


of in
a
do WILL BE REFUNDED
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round whi'e name and tail; The. owner
is requested to prove property, pay char.
yes and take her away.
3wl2 VIM. II. TURNER.
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