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Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore ex-
istine between the subscribers under the firm
of BROWN & MINER, Is dissolved by mutual
consent. #s sag .,
All persons indebted to them are respect
fully requested to make immediate payment 10
S Brown, who will attend 10 the settlement
ofthe accounts, and will continue business at
the old stand.
SAMUEL BROWN, JR.,
SETH MINER.
"A irfolk, February 81, IS4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Young Ladies Schools

VnHE Summer Term commences Wednes-
day May 10th. -, .....
~ ~ HS MR NM -A
Board and Tuition in English branches,
$s7, so per Team. E.'
Music; $lo.per quarter.
French, Latin h Drawing, each, IS do
Day scholars in the Senior department $1e
per term. do. Junior. do. $sl2
G-No scholar received for less than a
term. ~
J. H. JONES, Principal.
Litchfeld, April ID, ls4s. SO If
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

pEED.--On Thursday last, the cars on the
sssd run from Bridgeport to. the
SEINE % miles, MI 2 hours and 40 min
, ,a.' ,rs.s,;Dgtime TbisAis 81 miles per hour
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
NOW OR NEIIR,

NHE undersigned being about to leave
town, feels irhis duty 10 inform those " no
y have delayed. that there is still an oppDr>
tunity to procure true and perfec Likeness ;,
as his room will be kept open about two
weeks longer, for the purpose of accommoda-
ting those who may wish to favor him with a
call. 1t is admitted by all, thar his pictures
as likeness and CleaTness Of express ion, are
far superior to those taken by Operatives gem
orally.
--.- IL. JUDD.
Litch6eld, April IS, 1918, 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

TLOVER ANDtTIMOTHY SEED, Wheat
~ ard Rye FLOUR, Corn Meal. Proysnder,
b. an, SC, at wholesale and retail.by hs
PRATT g. FOSTER.
West Cornwall, April lS4S. g*3m AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

acy-IIon. Lorain T, Pease, -
this week announce, was tormeri'
Hartford county Court, and mex =.
House from Enfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
b @. Al N E 4 S !.

IA WV ind Fancy BONNETs
tfdes4siptisSs, may he to,lnd at thsaAail-.
sNs& hnefy Store, andewil be sold cheaper than
s9sr = China Peal, Rough and Ready,
YEA b ALTO, Florence Gimp--French Lace
us& ahe richest patterns--togGher with "a.
large assortment OF Domestic Braids--aF
few French Alladiss of beautiful styl, an.
entirely new article. All kinds of Millinery
done to order by perienced workmen.
D5-Great attention paid to- Bleaching Old
bonnets.
E rWe have also on hand a desirable
stock of Fancy Goods, which will be sold
low either at wholesale orretail. 20
GRANNlSS & CO .
Lilchfield MAY 1913 SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
POSTsCRIPT!i
Another senator Dead.

Mr.. Ashley, u $. Senator from Arkansas,
died at Washington on the 18th uli, after
an illness of two days
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

New Spring Goods just received, am
or sale CHEAP, by
SD WHEELER, Agent
Litchfcld April /, l848.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

m ISSOLUTION.-The co-partnership 'here>
tofore existing between Samuel Scovile
and Elisha D Mansfield, is hereby dssolv-
ed, r- S C. SCOViLLE.
- South Canaan, April %, ISIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

TRASH, ,t,tt Islos-P ALLADIUM REPoRlS'
The publishers of the New Haven na,;y
psaadium having engaged ski4tM and caho'"
Rspnrters for the coming session Of inc nag,,
lat1re. to make record 81 proceedings eSr .,
sivslv Tor their paper, will furnish II o" '"e
following TArms- cents
For the DAILY during the sess'o" - 80. 80
For the RG.WEEKLYss DO. no. ~ 'en ~
payable i" adsa"ee. 80
ANY person procuring 6 suh'crlt ers 10 e''neN
naner will be entitled to one copy gc''is'
One OF our Reporters beinSa SN''iu' s'Sh@s
- ~ short-band writer, out Feports w ~
"a ap AZ full as the importance Of the subject may
demand. ,,c,y . u,,1DMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

The Lltchfeld County Temperance so Sc, Sads
wijl hold its next monthly meeting at woe
bury on the 4lh TUESDAY in May.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Railroad Meetin = !!

| hallfOaO W eetInS!
IN Ii persons interested in the construction
| XII of Rail Road through the valley of thu
| IeN Naugsluck. will please call at the VOL,
COTTTILLE CASH STORE with the
necessary bonus and invest il in cheap GING
HAMS, MUSLiNS, CALICOES, and lots lof
other bargains.
Here are the prices. Tell them to y,ur
friends aud neighbors--H Herald them tn those
who have but little 10 expend tor the necessa.
ries Of life--For at the Wolcottville Cash
Store one dollar will buy as much as two al
some stores.
Remember the prices when you come to
trade
Is b. Light and Dark Silks. ..... 81.
French Satin Stripe Polkas. .
Carton all tCo0i SHAWLS.y
3doz French Embroidered t'ollars.
Is p. Plain and Figured NJ de LANES:
@pMARK THE FIGURES!
5000 yds Brown CottoEs fir. l-2 to d>2c
per yard. ...
1000 yds Bleached Long Cloths, 6 10 Sc pr yd
500 yds Tickings, 10 IL l2c per yard.
5000 yds Calico Remnants, at 6 Id do.
1909 yds French Ginghams, worth 2Oc. for
$500 scotch do. worth Csc, for Is.
200 Linen Cambria Hdlsfs. at 8 t.4c each.
500 pr Ladies Cotton Hose, at do.
10 ioz. Isle Thread Gloves, at do.n
900 yds Printed Lawns, 12 l.2c per yard.
2 Briliiantines, only Ia per yard
Good French Cloths, only 81 SO per yard. 4
Black French Doe Skins, 81 and I.2j per yard.
25 b. White Irish Linens, only csc.
n Now il the time 10 bay CARPETS cheap.
600 ydsaoi CARPETS, both Cotton and
Wool, from 10 10 Goo per yard.
We wnuld mention 400 yds of Calieoes this
day received, which we shall sell for Cd per
yard. They are acknowledged .cheap at 70
l.2c. Remember they are fgsf c0lors. III
Pure Lire Geese Feathers Of the best quail
ity, as cheap a. they can be bought in Hartford
Fancy Cassimeres. Cloths Of superior make.
yesiings,
Ready Made Clothing,
Of all kinds. we offer in unprecedented bar
gains.
We would allude to small lot of GROCE-
RES. Buy if they are cheap.
10000 lbs beautiful n, o. SUGAR, at 6 IA.
hhds MOLASSES at 25c pr gallon.
Is Chests Black and Green TIE As at any
price you want. .....,
The above Goods were bought mostly at
Auction, and bought to be sold. and they must
aod shall be, as low as they can any where 10
this State. Our stock is the largest eve Of
fered in the County, and, we woyld add, the
cheapest
TVoicOftciHe Cash Store,
4w LArHROP & BRADFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
DISTRESS IN IRELAND

There are melancholy details of the suffers
lngs Of the poor in the papers received from
Mayo. Galway, and Limerick. Several deaths
from actual starvation are reported, while
deaths caused BY unwholeseme or insufficient
food are constantly occurring. The poor h"u-
SEES in some parts are represented to be mere
eharnel houses full OF disease and death. Few
fave them alive. and those who tlo almost in
syarably carry diseases With them, and thus
whole districts are infected. The Mayo Jour-
nal says
The poor are diving in hundreds-the dead
are huddled into shallowpits, unshrouded and
uncoffined--the diseased are allowed 10 die
without an effort being made to heal their
thousands Of famlshiag wretch
IS ARE sinking into the arms Of death from abb
solute starvation"
Pllader is resorted to by the poor. On the
lat three csytsladaa44rith meal were attackf
AZ village called sOnionge, by about 100 W
men, and all inc contents, amounting to " r.
tons weight, were carried on. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

b nsCof. Charles $. rodEd, late Minister TO
Russia. . engaged in preparing Civil and
Military History Of 1.-THE v1aIey of the ohioEia-
Guiding an account ofthe late war inths West
ern country, aud also Of Ihewar with Mexico,
nipated Col T. was an foficer during the late
,yar. and at one period Inspector General of the
| u s Army.-[ CincinnatitG az. n
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

M Me.srs Osborn and Baldwin OF ~ me me NJ
gsler, and J b: Hotchklss 9 20. Of Tue jun
eal, have issued similar proposals
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

NEW WORK CATTLE MARCEL 4.
A. Market $3.50 heel sattle. SO Cows ans
sol Sbeso and Lambs - ~
'o ps 1I Cattle averaged from $50 to- 5o.4s%
Cow. ana Calves soto SO a As. .,.k,,
Shsen and Lambs So so, 8 50 4. ,sAHsoid'
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
Dress Goods
J. W. LANE,

60 j. w. LANE.
"OULDtespect:ully inform his friends
w and The public generally that he has
Just received from Nov York SCOTS Re-
port Of Spring Fashions--and most superb
plate tits 100. The extreme long waists 10
Goats of all descripiionshase given way 10
about medium length. which of conrsesis
much more dresSy.
Our. grateful acknowledgements nre duly
rendered f,sr past fayors, and continuance
Of the same will be thankfully received.
V Goshen, April 8. AZ 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
RUSSIA.

The Tevolt in Poland will probably be lcrusb~
IA snsadily. 10000 troops have bees IN order
d 81 the emperos Of Russia to enter Ind eccu-
me- Warsaw Fond the Austrian fro 1ntier, and
g, 900 the Prussian frontier, ~
AUSTRIA. d :.
4 Though Austria ha5,spresl sed herself will.
ing to grant peace to Lpmbasttdy apon liberal
terms. war with Sardinia has been determined
( upon, and her ambassador diYsrnissed
War has been declared ag 1ainst tuscany and
the Pgpe , aud bob apba., tadershaHsleift
f0I"l y said the Aasiflsa aswill soon amount
to 6og,000 men. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

In Circleville, Ohio, the Hon. Frederick
Brown. aged s6, native of Canton. CT.
In Hartford, April 20, Lorain 7. Pease,
Esq. aged go Mr. Edwin Benjamin aged 56.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04

'e'N'"'' BABLoCK & .WILDMAN
New Haven, April 20, l74s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-05-04
PAPER HANaIAI
Worldly Of P0rs5cssgesr M
EeaeIiOa.;.

A @sTUPENDoUs sToCK.of Essnch.
N Philaae lsia, aud common .slneris
can made
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

T0lla,d. Elisha - carnS. Aries Ladd, J
r Flyni, siOlurnOn Z. Crisg>
And..ver. Calvin Daggeit, Daniel p
Sp'agus.
Bolton. Judah Strong, J R Strong.
Columbia, James H Townsend, SamI F
West.
G;oven.ry, Nathaniel Root. Jr, Lynn IN
Hyde.
Ellington, Flavel Wilton, John A Man.
ming
Hebron, Humphrey = Fuler. S ,m'l Por
ter, I>r 'el T. Hutchinson EIi"u = Buell..
Mansfield, Henry Brown, Phillip B r.
lows, 3onalhan l. Durham, Samuel Fee
man.
$omers, Chas Smith. Henry r KiLbe,
J,hez toII,ns. Nm II Kihbe.
Vernon, Alfred K Talcort. Edward w
Gilman.
wINDHAM UNITY.
B ooklyn, Daniel p Tyle', John Gallup
Ashford. Asher Knowlion, David Wri .ht
Chaplin, rh''mIs lI0ugh, Apple ON NJ
| Gr'eg>.
Canterbury. Jones' ASpinwa1l, VIM 4
IIeaiv. Mason Morse Geo Ray.
HsmpInn. philo K Fri>by, Patrick II
Pearl.
Kill ng'y. Mowry Am~~hurv. J"nes
A'nolh. Geo DauielSnn. Eiw'n = Ely.
Plainfeld. Z e. EaL,n. Ovid q Flap,
Isaac K Gu lei. VIM Dyer.
i"mtre,. Nathan Williams. James NJ
Grinnel, Edmund Wilkinson, Amasa Ma
| son.
Thompson. w Fisher, tn F.. Graves
Richmond " Bs,I'ock. Jos d Gay.
V"un'"wn. Winthrop Camph II. Har
vey Campbell.
WpmSn tx, John NcChlland, jr.
Winhham. Richard ii Perry JOS Bic
vim. Thos Gray, Nathaniel r Lille.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

Al Court Of Probate held at Washington, on
the 29h day Of August, a d. 1915.
Prssent Daniel II. Brinsnit,1,. Esq. Judgei'
THE administrator on the estatc Of
l. PLATr BRYAN late Of Washington
deceased, reprcs ms The estate insolvent
and prays commissioners my be ap.'
pointed thereon. Wherrupon it IL or.
d"red by this court that commissioners
be appointed on SAID estate, at the pro.
bate office on the l6h uav al September,
l84S, at l o'clnck p NJ. and The admins
,strator on said estate Will caise hotice
thereof 10 be given hy publishing ,thiy
this order in II newspaper prln;ed al
Lhchficld, and by posting II like p",ice
on the sign post iienre,t III. where the des'
cecse4 las, lived, IN said Washing on.
DANIEL r. BRINSMADE, Judge. =,
Washington, Aug ~, lo45 3wlT
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
Al CouEI Of Proh.te hodrna' Liichfisld with.
~ and Tor tie DI.r,,i ii Eachtieid, on the 7th
day CT 5, p.ci,,b = IS4A. d

Al Courf Of Probate hoid,na, Liichield with.
~ and for tie D.Irri III EacI,field. on the 7th
uay ct 5, p'cnb IS4S.
-Frescrt CHAKIEs ADAMS. Esq. Juape.
TPON the prtiton If GEORGE STARR cf
" Warre", IN snId District, showing tn iiFS
Court thai he is the Guardian OF Eliza =. Tacssy
aud Ci..Tfna X, rs.c,I. Innoss residing ia tho
town at Cann'n. Columbia Co., n. Y.--1i,af
sau minors own rerTHin real est tie in said
to"n ~ warren as tenants IN common, v 2 an
undivided wv IL ris Of tract at Had e0rE
tal"'ng aOlu' tWen'y-,hree ncns. with the Dwell.
ling House ard pafa toreon, b un,iei Aor,h Oh
N"r'nan tialland Norm IN Lyman rs Land, East
oV sn'h LYMAN snIfh By hi.h hp, and West.
~ highway and Harmon T.. Han and Norman
Halls Lind. Also an undivided two th;'ds Il
Wood TT abnu' three fnnrhs oC a mile North
| ''est Ot the ator said La d. cor aiming twenty
| acres more or lees, bon"ded Norlh o. George
T. Taimaae's Land. Fast on Sarnnel Gaylr rd's
Land, S"nh on George Starr and @ y Cir
sn Land Weston Land supposed to he'Ong q
| Zchuon ID Quiiman-aliol 8 id property heJnk
| subject t. tn Widows dover and valued at
10 ut nine hundred dqrars-Tha, il would |e
| ,"r Ine ,hlFr,s' oil said Muors 70 have said
| land sold and the avals invested accrrting IL
| wv praying THIS ronr'. Il r r. asans Ia -aidpe:i,
| IN set forth, Ia pass al order authorizing aud
| mpowprnc said re'itiouer or soni. ,ther meet
erso To sell and convey lie interests ef said
minor q IN said d' srribed pr misses, according rs
| he Statute IN such ease made and prov dsf-AS
! Der pet'i'n" on f e. datcd $epten,bhT mh iS49,
Ordpred Enat said re'rion be- continued t,thS
! '3h dav OF November lS4S, Ihpp 10 be 4ea,4
| md determined at the Prota'e Ofice ID said
District At 10 "'''l'ckin the ren,un-and that
| 'oi'"e OF the p"nde1rY thereof be given by
| trh6p'i three weeks sncc ssitely. NJ least SIX
! weeks before he sad 18th dav OF November.
A irae c.pv $ R"cnrt. .-
3wf5 CHARLES ADAMS Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
MARRIED.

In Harwinion. on the ~ h in+', ny the Rev
Mr. Bentley, PETER BEARD<LEE. NJ D.. al
W.,lcM vile. AMI Miss MINDw ELL NJ. SEQ.
WILL. d,u shter Of Jaha ScuvIil. Esl "f the
fu-mei rlacP.
Al WoM,urv, on the 9th inst. nv Rev. Mr.
Rabbit. Mr.. Frederick Grham. al New Haven.
20 Miss NJ larry VI S,"ddard "f Wmhbnry.
Al Win.,.d an the Ehh inst :. by the Rev
VIZ Hustled, Mr.. Thomas W. Atkins. Of Bristol
al Mise Helen Oakley. ii Winsiei.
At W~lc"iviiis, An gust 3l<t. nv the Rev
'nnu. SERVE. Mr. M,senzie Willard. q" M's-
Glen T. Munn. adopted daughter IL Ahijah
Mnnn. E.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
I District nf New Milford, IS.


} Probate & Mrt, SEPT. 4lh 1913. a.
Estate OF NATHAN BISHOP. late ol
New Milford, in said district deceased.
TENHE court Of probate tor the district OF
Il New Milford. hath limited and allow
I'd six mon hS iron tn" date hereof, Tor
the creditors of said estate, represented
,nsolvenS in which TO exhibit their
claims thereto; pnd has appointed GE-
RADIUS ROBERTS, VIM. J. STAIRS
commissioners 10 g. crive and examine
said claims. Certified NV
DAVID Z. SANFORD, Judge. 4
The subscribers give uoice thai they
shall meet al The late residence Of said
Bishop. deceased, III said New Milford,
on the fourth day Of January. and the
frs, day OF Marcn, 1919, nj o'clock in
the afternoon, on each ot said days, for
the purpose OF attending OIL the business
Of said appointment.
GEtRADUS ROBERTS, Commits.
WIS. STARR. sioncrs.
All persons i, deb,cd 10 said estate are
requested to make immediate payment
10 MILO GEER, Adminiss
POLLY BISHOP { traitors.
3wl3
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
PROBATE RECORD.

District Of New Milford ~,
Probate Court, Sept 4th 1S4s.
Estate Of DANIEL CABLE late Of New
Milford in SAID District, deceased.
'NHE Administrator represents the Estate
L. insolveni, and prays the appointment oi
Commissioners thereon.
Orderrd That Commissioners to receive
and examine The claims Of the Creditors OF
SAID Estate De appointed al The Probate Office
in New Milford TN the lSih day Of September
l>4e, at . O'Clock, fme noon-of which all
pei SONS in interest will take notice. and ap.
pear, il they see cause, and he hea: d thereon.
A true copy Of Record.
Attest DAVID C. SANFORD. Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
DIED,

In Bro"klyn. Long Island, Sent. I'd. Carolin"
laughter "f William a d RrhrI Cadr., +"
canaan, Conn 10 the % year vi her age.
;leeD, low Il on =. al ,, Dsnn's embrace,
He l,'v-~ n shining mark.
Nor !'aniV. Youth All chang less love
Could Han the Vital s,'aIk.
Farew. H. thou cherished ono, rewell!
HrncrfrIh u.'rI dnnfn'd To tread
Lite's drearv path. Ihv sail - " mld light,
We mourn thee with the dead.
But ev'n as Snring the faded firweri
Shall cause 4" hul an 1 hlnofn,
Thy form. in angel beauty clat.
Will risr. and burst the tomb.
Too pnrr for &nch sordId world,
Lies brtiile thrr I'd bat Iivrn.
Thy 'itit si,nrnrd irs letters here
Add son ~ ;'S na'ive n .aval Tnr1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
SU INFER Disc ASES.

wlrh the >un l. p ,mr'mu d ~ upoi Hs. and the
seeds oi ma, dis, uses are utr'nina'iig and =
Ih~ h'"z ~ sk,. D"n'' r NIX 10" much I'd
wafer; ke' The :" mach aud az els Tree / ON
ebS'rnc' ION. aud the boz pure by he orcas on.
al USE "t r"'ing ant sep ir aid aper EFT IN d,
ciu".. Al tl"se Prnmr'I' y ar.. r"nlni ncd IA q
REV II. HIBB \RUS VEGETABLE ANTI.
BILIOUS FILLS a"d we recommend iirc.,
right heartily as n ev,n,iv", ant remedy for
the complaints ncden, tn the elsnn. They
are a perfectly safe nl"Il"ine Cor ven the most
''e icn.e ch,'d. aud we believe ~. m i"ia i,le u
sa "uunr.' a. ain,i lrra Infanunn, DIV cute
~ a"d Darr''Ga. those fai ltul SC. urr. vi our
Won't mi pnpu alton
J. q, Rex wuh and \. G. Smith. l.i,rhfi. II.
w. Hu 'g"r'"rd. W"Iro tvi' e, and d. nlers
grrsralvihr u l,nu, he rou Irv 4wi4
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
Strayed

Iron the subscriber, ON or about the
l. lst 1t last May. red brockie; face
"ne year old Heif,r, marked Ie,Ier v on
the end of the lett ear. Also about the
middle Of July, II red one year old Steer,
IL little brown about tho eyes, rather
wild I; marked letter v on the end of the
Il {, car. Whoever will give Information
where said cattle mty' be found, shall be
reasonably rewarded .--.--.-n
BENNETT WARNER.
Be,hlem, Aug 18th, 1913. *3wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
Fare Reduced.

I n c"nsrlne nee ut h,,hr" liberal patron
j age from generous community, | hav.
determined ln l'ut on he route from WeS'
'nrnwaII to Liichi-ld u 4 Horse Coach I" run
dairy (Sund'ys excepted, and by 81 d 'ins hop"
I" in,lnrr srili mnp extensive patronage anti
make this route. 2 tn non" in the State, il
pew oi accommodations and DESPATCH
Fare from Lilchfrd !" New Y"rk $9.51
W. : PORTER, Proprietor.
W"st Cornwall. Anu. 29h 1919
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
I'VE dlcal Institu tion Of
VALE COLLEGE,

FRiaE Course ii L,~iu.s commences
. annually on the last Thus lay Of
S.pi'mM r, and ro"ii,nr six weeks.
BENJAMIN S1LLIMAN, III. d Ill. D., on
Chrm'<,r, and p ar"'a"y.
Ell Ives. VI. D.. on the Theory and
Pine; C.. at Phv>n..
JONATHAN KvIeHr. NJ. D., on TIE Prin
"ip"> and Prm'". m Surgery.
TIMOTHY p BEERS: M. D., on Obs'e-
tritS
CHARLES HmKEn. NJ. p on Anatomy
md Ph,* n'ngy.
HAIRY BRo>s ~, NJ. D., on Ma,eria
Mrhica and Thrramu 'cS.
Lecture Ft' S, $68 so Mat, ic ula,ion,
$5-Grndu ~, SIS.
CHARLES HOOKER, Dean.
New lTuv. u, Aug. II, ls4S. Avis
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
DEATHS.

In this iowa. nm the ifih inst. III dvsenisry
William san ~ Mr Christopher WheelsS. in
the 21,h wear Of his sge.
In Harif"rA. IN the 1ih insi., Miss Roth D.
Z. iahn, af Kent -. -,.----- .
In NTwich. Chanango Co. Aug 2esh. Mrs.
harriet l.. L~a"h. AGED - years. formerly a
iHsies. ~ this Safe. and daughter OG VIM A
hey. E.q
IL Mt,ar. OE,io. Aug. 23d Rev Everton Jud-
'on. aged 40 wears hi:. Juasnn was native
iinf Woodborys c.. and . graduate Of Yale Cal
lege. IN srr ss-l-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

TH III property NOW occupied by Derrick
ibbiiis, situate about ono and a half
y mites from the R'ilr"ad Depot at Ga, lords
,rldg'. in the Town Of NV klIfnru. There is
All IN twelve acres NJ land, with good new
dive ding house wi h stone Easements. (sn,ia.
''e iT iw" ian,ties,> gn"d Ra,n. Carriage
ind hIacksmiih's snop-I.imr k,ln-a good
saw Mlli, wnh excellent aid never failing
waite, power, ais" quarry Of Lime Stone. 7 he
property Is valuahl. Tor all k,nds IT mechani-
cal work. AID will he sold ch-ap. being owned
by gentleman residing in New York.
For particulars inquire Of The -,b-rrih"r.
3wt3 ID p. CLARK.
New Milford. Aug. 10 1915.
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
Water Elevators.

To take the place OF Pumps.
A N admirable adnpti"n Of the ancient Epvp,
n lian Or Chipes.. ,neihot: ut or
RAISING WATER.
Tire subscribers offer for sa. the chen nee, a nd
bet method OF drawing water from wells and
cI-i.rns fr domestic use. or for ~ ,nufacturiny
purposes, ever introduced t" the public. IL is
casd the
Patent GALVANIZED Endless Chain
Water Elevator.
II obviates the blec'ions to onnps-sucb M
freezing up, 'njuring the water. and getting OUT
o. orier. In" oh lin is galvanized. which ZEN
ds's it very durable and prevents anv luxurious
effect whatever upon the water. by u mme
water can b" raised 10 any given time. with The
sa"e .wer. ,h"" BY amy rump IN use We
warrant iii"g give en,ire I sfnrri"n.
a orders LETT at 'le Mansion H. use or n this
office, ~ letters addressed 10 the subscriber
W y met Ls.'n,W attrn.i.n
Onr OF these Elevator. is in operation in the
pub 'e we'll at the head Of Smt, St l.,tchfrld
KELLOGG g. FOOT.
Brookheld. June 2Stil. i34S. "3~7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
$50 RID ARD!

M Ill. hc paid by Mrs. CLARiSSA
w WEIGH, for SUCH illumination is
will ieli H. tn: detection ant e .nvirIinn
Ut The ins'iga'n"s AMI ptrpdrao = of III"
outrage Committed ~ Milton Burv'ng
Ground, an the night &c SrpnrnIrr 5 II.
nv Il. s,rO. my tn" Il ,ii,,g She hal recent
~ rr."'ird, 10 rmcE.>t. the glav, If her
Hush al aud Children.
Mdmn,, S"t. lS4S 3wl8
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

NOR SALE at this nffre--.A History and
IL Geneaiogy ef the kilbonrn Family 81, mis-
Continent; including comics ST old Wiiis. Biz
ographicsI Sketches Epitrphs. etc. A cnpioiii
appendix contains extrarts tom amrient "a.
cords. correspondence rela,iye 10 the iamilyi.i
Great Britain, extracts from British and A:
merican peIiod icals. togeihe, with iefier 81
Prof. Gibbs nf Yate t.iiflege an the origiil ana
meaning of the word Kiibarrn, with Engrays
ings. t53 pages. Price 81,
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
e emlock Boards Wanted.

fINHE su 'srrih.r resp .ctiuly Int"rms the
L Merchants ot Li,rhirld aud towns ada.
cent that he viii like !" purchase anv quantity
Of He,nl"ck Boards. Of good gu ,litv nm ex.
cpeding 0ne Hund,pd Thu -and Feet. in ray.
mpni for which g""ds will he furnished al it
Class f'hoiesa.e Dry Good. jnbhing honses in
New York CITY at fair months prices
A. A. GRiDLEY
Wateriown. july 3lst 1913. swlo
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

49, ON the eth Of SeEie"per. q fnll
0NA six"d fOrsel Mares .hr has whHr
si,,aK s'n th'" forehead, rad H. past mid.
die age. Wh'"'ver will return SAID Mare,
ar give information where sine can BE
found. shall be. suitably rewarded. =
~t.etq ,s9.s.gS AMUML D. PAGE. -
q L;tch6eld' Sept. Hin. 1888. ,3@Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
$lu az Va I'd 4!

LO 'T-lm'I'is llag-, a few d,vs since.
POCKET BOOK contain NJ n",u, Thirty DBL
lars in bills. nni few plrers. BY ieuviu. or
send n. il to this Office, the above reward wi
tie III
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14
Collectors Notice.

THE subscriber having reviewed wars
rant To collect 'own tax Of seven cents
on The dollar in the town IF Washington
on the list OF i>47. will attend at the slOr,
Of Walker s. Beeman in said town, OF
Tues i'y the 9Th of Dec. rex'. at 10 O'Clock
=. NJ, "",t VT ING, store or Dae;el .Tonii"-
son at o'clock, y. NJ. OF the Same dav
CIR the purpose IF receiving said taxes
will also receive taxes at the lhn Of NJ
William Parish, On Monday the Is; o
jim 1919, at o'cl ck y. VI. All person
liable IN pay takes in said town, neslectiut
this notice. may expect TO pay such fees a.
pee fed nv law.
JOSEPH C. CALHOUN. Collector.
Washington, Sept, 4lh, 1913. *3wl7
Litchfield enquirer., 1848-09-14

lie LMnli til e.. un,v T,.mperanc"
S~"lv will hold Us TX, mun'hl,
meeting al Gaylorh's Bridge, the inur.l
Tue SHAY ln S',p,. m'".r
J CArLlN. Secretary.