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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12
settlement Of The - m -Vities with the
D.nae fualau..

W.sHi~oroS Saturday. Nov. 10 -
Tbe9cls2sto,o q. Dssss i3~Isns arrived t'oAy.
and b.d AZ ir,srva1 WITH Predict Toy 0- esPec'pg
,be vsvrspt II heir sn0ures The sick1e's OF me
,le1t. sss TO- cause which being eEpsinel tas O'a
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

THtFacr srArso-We are Informed ia. TIE
emission u Hoa Johs Van ssrea fro toe famous dis
patch 70 Albany sss purely accidental slsEdsr CT
tie alesrspA operator n this City
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N over Foiett l,SSO! W ui
$50 Squire over Llark 1870.


llO77 Is4 1 1855 u 70 ls So l8.s6 y 70 Isoll
Mojppie,-so-uc-,. ,623 Paine sly Michel,
500. Woodruff 736
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RrsHroN CLasN 4 C0's CELEsSArso GENUINE sAat
clS.l Coo LvES Oh tor Con.umPHon. sesoiaiou' Aivs
LIONS kheumsg.s n, GoaL Ne Ac.--Dr Williams. as-.e.
brsvd phy,ic Locde1. STATES as having preserved
nose. Of % o. consumption. ~aiea b. 1sd Heaet
win COD Liver OF, - Of them were followed By aEe
qi.vcca improvement vAryrs N degree 'fon .Ae ullsa
uoi q distressing symptoms 10 - apparently s'nPe,s
restoration 10 health srd be corsiders he pure tfosh
properly PREPARED eOd liver OIL Ia more oenentia sass
an remedy hat hs. yei been employed 10 us1 a'sMe
C.rrtoN The wonderful saccess thst hss auentec We
u.e ofpase eod 1--we Oh hsvirg created an exusorilsf
demAal aof IT, large glaluues % spurious nsoos have
bean forced u.o msfkc from be Eastern States snd sse
where snG pslnsd ID Tor genuine, 20 the grras inay Il
re patents asipg IT, ssd Tie su5scr5efs were Informed
By one q the hst druggists In sosisu thst he practice
uaaipg he oil liver. all Kind. of sch
90 uuivers, IN thst vicinity Il was with great heay
he could procure sacieaI supply e. s Fvss COO liver
oil fsr bis res sales Ia Of1er 20 secare 10 Gus eis0u
er. pure snl genuine article, our OH IA oones Mi to
flurs be putup In Iqase bottles with our name o1o~nn
hem sni oar written Signature over he cora u eseA
botis
Price per bottle, and suitable reduction made wsea
larger qusnuues ere tssen.
Preparei and so,d. wholesale sni retail, BY RVssrJs
Cl.sx 4 Co. wholesale and retail Chemists sad Dug
si.t, and AAnuiactursTs Of pure Medicinal Cod Liver
-, ,,ar ch.nb-r-,t rio y
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
sY TELEGRAPH FROM LONDON 70 LIVERPOOL.
CYv,cr OF THy FLEcTEtc TEtEsAArH 20.
rvxzyooL noOo, OeI- Y, 4-is )

The telegraph COMMUNICATION with L'Haon IA
ben Interrupted ihA whole nornsps Up 70 ms houi
Ea par p o'esoek--Tbe arrival II III OTffAn1
NJ 4
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pnYsIcAf' TRAININo.


IT, Dr. RicEs Insum.e. l57. i'9 end isl Cro'eIsi
FOURTH SEASON.
The Principal desires to inform the pubic that he sa''
Sc attends personally the training 81 eeea 81 Die 'aa
scrbs 90 par. Of the progress oeleg 'Ha'sa 20 '''
ants Afspid improv emeai To hes!h ADD ml'eH" energy
mu.t of necessity the etOre DC .as feiu' ~ hioEaA
tendance 81 bis Institution.
D. Rcu also devot-s his Al su-uuon TO that mods
OF aisios which Is pecniisry adapted to iovaht' snf
also 10 the instruct IN Of private classes and school"
Warm. cold and shower baths provided without a.
diGonAl charge to subscribers
C,a,se. for Lasi-. me-t on Moadsys wedne.dsys snd
Fdd.ys Casss. Boys meet on Tuesdays, Thufsis'
I naIw JOAN 3 RICH. MD Principal
ss.sses's PulsosE sYACr An Individual having
oah, ONE affecting sni dangerous disease and ns''ns
tried A remedy which eGcctually cured hlm Knows he
Ell .Acy OF the remei, sud iss ePI csnuy 10 We sane
disease much better Ihan persona Who have 10 kno"
lslse " The medicine Ia former ums u Wa ssner'
ally thought thai consumption, a. well - 'efoial'
were acurab bal such 10 nj The fact 10 scstSoS'
Treatise on Consumption, scroiaia, Ae. which "a Isa
dered grs,alousy al persons, the o'gn q as fal
"a mic Syrup Is proven TO have occurred from htvias
cured the guthor OF 1eepsosIst, co.. armed Oonsamp
uon Also hs remarkable casa OF John Carr who ""
all cted with scroia, 90 sines evil mary years 'as rue
nns ulcers bis back breast, neek aud arms were GU
merogs per orsng the bonss lie Tied avery lonely
without success when last Spring the disease sealed
upon BIZ. lungs. producing The scrofila Consumption he
sdyised 10 scHEsoK's Pulmonie syrup. wniehse
did aud only cured his consumption, but 80 punhef
bis system. that hs ulcers al healed and no 10 nov
living witness, tho numerous sears upon bic psf'or
~ testify TO the superior efficacy Of his remedy Ibas
huodrets Of oshsrs who have been cured ofihs'e
hhsno fatal and neursble d'esSss so tho seisd nsst
Of cured fsrencs 10 seheoes
Treatise IL given to many II hose cases copy VI Wiki
.hor'd b. IN possession OF every Invalid
0sASo DEfOTs F0R scHsscKs PULNosr. SurP-
| Nsw.Yors {. V CucAeusr Philsdslphis. D. sOhsres
| 81 South sixlhst Baltimore. Candy Bartlett, Lshs
| o. Boston, Reddins Co. STATE 81 Nes-Oflssas,
Wright Co. Isl ChpTessL
Price sl per bottle. sud slx bottle. for g. ma ssotA
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BROADWAY lssUsAscE cospAsr.-Sabscnproos TO tie
csPilsl Stock soooo Of the "Brosdwsy Insurance Com
psny IN share. of.wecy I've dollars each will be rsesly-
Cd by shs subscribers Commissioners for that purpose
ne store o. VIM Vanderbilt 4S Broadway eornsr OF
CanaLsL and a. INC store Of wilson Hunt Co.
ofWnans and haiden-lsne, on The Ism day Of Soyen.
Der snsL from 10 ~ 10 4 o'clock, n sad .he books
vii be kept open from day 70 dag Sunday excepted ssd
without further notes unnl tho whole Of said capital stoes
aha. have beea subscribed Ten per will aired
Al the time OF he subserpaoo, tA- bsAcee on tho
I0lk day Of December neKt-Dats5. Hsw.York Hoysm-
Der Y. lsfs sCHUREhAS hALsTED, lro...
WILSON q HUNT, iNVuHi1S
nflN LEWIS OOrY sonsn
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L,sSr.-Ths lamps is caIssL inan EuSscE
n ssvssx,<s we're scs syass< lass vsea
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

BUEs's SEVEs-MILs AfEEOR Of al Border scenery
from the Lake. the Atlantic The s. Lawrence stored
~th Us picturesque obJscs and floating pslaees-he
and -sac Sasss-ths deep, DARK and granite bound
Sagusuay--form The subject Of srtisue combination
fsTey pat upon canvass IL will shortly be removed 10
Europe Eod noos should fail 10 ils Beauties Open
zoe Minerva Rooms, 900 Broadway, every evening al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

AsrosssIss Low PAGES ToE ESsLIn cAsYsrs
DrzEsss, rugs, oiIcloGhs he Al % B0vsry-HsAx Az.
csssos'G. a. prices thai give gsnsrsl ssasf.eilon You
rsn select fron he largest and bssalifa assortnsns
I've I2rgs sao~fo0ns stoessd with rich xoods-and
4ndsrsslisT a. u tie ua6s. Cal s1d 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12
The Louisiana Election.

NET OkLEANs, Tnursosy. Noy i,4s
The electiO8 10 th.s STATE came q "a Aoadsy
last Tss returns r. % me cfy are favorable 70 th@
L0co &c FbI nave carried lf-zs. IS 40 y-orsb.9
tne st-,- W.lker to- ,eo csno'oats for q verr9-
ia. $50 msi1fity 10 ~ ciysaoTrg 'srzs gam over
elscted y Co gre.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

q DR. ksLLssrh's Lainsof y cola 10 lxse bodies
'or essons ne hair, eurnf rts1 nase snd al oes rsns
,ofss ers and ofsss tooth and rsrvoqs hesSachs ard
vssS,sssts nsss o. fssis ~ Pssrss snt 81 BroS1.
~ sas s''' ssS7s sfsa4st q -aly ~ sss...gl .
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Failure Of the ~nu'b'rn Mail.

BALriaonE slrdsy, ~ IT.
The a1gtrern MAJ rss f. cd rom "'' ''1
R,g.h n G. Taere Is rotn.ng local IN Baltimore
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81 TELlsR,Ps 10 ut ht".foak TRIBUNE
sh,pwr.ek Of New York yessel-Thirreen
HfSu Io-L.

I NV OaLEA.8. sd0eTdsy y :. 40
! Ire bsrs > i'm =SIit, rom NJ T1rs. O.prd
T. tais port sss tot-y oct % tn@ issacs Ga ne A'h
| ~ October To. cOnd mate and we've 4 toe pss
| s-r.efs we're fgHbeo-fhs rest saved.
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BUsINE 5 NOTICES.

AME.IcAs MUsEUa We Observs that The Turoed
Heac" w1lch produced quite a ssnssCn a. the D M
pic sOms yczrs ago, and cens!aly very laugbsb.e
-h2r, - 20 reproduced a. BARNJNs this afternoon
The hArtnetti Family Who undoubtedly very clever
pantOnimists, sl.o appear Ia q pantonims called The
scarlet Fend" The bones Of tho large wnais recently
purchased his have been put together by
Ma grasi Of The establishment snd from tho GLs VI The
frame he audience picture themselves what the
enre animal muss have bosn before ho osI his
upper ben amin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

q Ladies, II yoa wish Indla Rubber Glitss Boots or
saoes io yourselves or eaitreo, 40 direct 10 J. MI.
Las 10 Csnas be 10 tss retail s<eut for Ias sale u
soodyears Ps,sot Inds Eaeesr ovsssooes snd hes lie
a'xest hsldsones, and bee, assortment Ia SswYort
s' adies, nssss sad ealars1s g.,.ss boo and Shoes
II al sinds and prices JB. MILLER
lACs-Al-sg between West Broadway & Thouoson-s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

q The richest lot Of DIR Goods haze sesa this
fs were ~ bIrcscocKs LEADsEATERs, 81 Broadway,
Of LeonafcSE ~hsre hey sell goods ressoasss
phcss s.d uss every eIsfrou 10 plssss sgstoms add
treat with poEisoss Their store is azhl sad airy
.hss customers zee vhsl hey buy snd hsy nave
Ooy price, the Inexperienced purchaser bays asl a.
cheap s 1,s nos expert bugsireunter. Tnsy have q
oeaasif4l sssorrmeat Of French hsnnses, Pusnet.s
cOshs, De Lanes, Csshnsres, siIh', shs~ls CIoux.,
ssshes " Oosso BLANKETS. Qzls, veivsu and N shor,
everything thai lady Or family ezs van,
EOlr.s PIASo-ToErEs-r Plano Forss m.nai.c.
tsfsd ~ 7. GfLstEr CO Of Boston, viii o. w,tkoa,
ne E5aan A1sansuI, are ssls5ra,sd Tor rhelr puhty
sad richness Of ooe Arc he Ueai .snzth Of tine ..ey
'Isod IN sHss- Thoss eIhlsron a. tasir wusreou.
if7 sf'.a"sy are oe.aHfa! specimens Of what 10 de.r
:" Il psflof in'HUuset Gail between 10 All u a 81.
s11 lear heir sueeI. nelio~ tocsa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

Sept ?. Han sehr Sterling for Hrnoiu.u
: Osn bars WIilI hema. Tor bonolall.
An bus o Raymond for Columbia River
q Am bark Ann. f)r COnmha River
Am nrig Col Fremont, for Monterey sud leewsrd pofs
An bng Auila. Tor natst'aa
Pm sehr = ash. Tor Tahiu sni New South Wales
-. III bsrE Clrcsss.n, fDr Panama
& n hsrk wmen. far Valparaiso
An bog Msi@k Adhe Tor san Diego
IS Am orig Mary Ellen, f'r Columbia River
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

rP- We invite SuenuoH Tho sale BY ASrsosy
slsscxEs his day al NE Merchants ENcaaI a. o. Va.
u.h- res. estate in IBIS CITY sn1 70 BrooAyn eon..ans
~ s., ot. " srourd The Negssv sad Fhy-nnth a.
: xt,e,h 80 sad q lots Hanlllou-Av Court cassr
MI and Hal ~. s1S on Third s1t fogrh place. m.s.
ef.uwAi esa Be obtained u Re sseuoreer rae,-rz,
vii % Accommodating snd The gae Psrivei ~
- California blankets waterproof has', caps Goals
ye.,s &c s william = zap ssa!f'l hires door, Ss,ox
Jcsn-sL hi& sa''
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Nm a pIsBROW ; RtDlNG-SCaooL

Nm Il DlSbROW hlbaNO-SNh OOls
rP-No q FcgrthSvcuur On Astt ana LAiayr'ie psces
Osea eaily for Ladies' and Gsatemen
Hours for Ladies from A N tosP
Gentlemen from 10 8 sd : 70 - s
Tfotarg. pacing AMI gathering ho se' 10 .vt
. Oh imeo1s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

sssAxF.sr DksssGs AND LspTts' Mossiss Cows :
Ars sEN,S ~.ses tsforn ali tAoss lsdtes and seut.
nsn Who have been dis.Ppointed In oossn,ss hsr us~
sgye Of breakfast sna seaSeeEs nornias
gowns hst she hos already tsAen large ssEo-r .,
exu, ssSds, and Ihat no~ ieels egs eots4-rt o,
meeting 81 demands for shess r-w sni essnl aruc,,
xilhOat anneeesssTy delay.
No Aslor House. Nov 4 lsS,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

W assot h1~-~s WV = lest
shirts and BsaAN eoisSs ever pru.eDl
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12
Taylor over PaIssT, 1861 Davies over sheI
also: ). l. Docse oves l. 5 snllA 2.2o2.
Nalr for ~enarar..

Ns-5-t,io-AaNms over NSrris. ASST, White ovs
b ~o'ss, 2.4So caiie' over Psrdy. i,743.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

srEAxER oaio.-Thi. ane steamship viA sS
renst n r. for casrlsssos, savannah, Hsvsns $40
Ne" Orleans. Her Panama and California nssssasa'
VII be ns.erred ct Havana 70 the stssnsr tse'e'
which shsy proceed direct 10 chssrss Ths ONO VIZ
take ful LIST Of psssengsrs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1849-11-12

% the Msrcede Disg nss Upper Cam. C.iGrnia.
SEP, Henry own COms.ock VI She -lTI. . ssed
% years
GA ndsy, 10Th inst I0omss HsJs 81 Beveriey,
M..s's mernbsr OF the K Company, o, IN.
M....chu.a.fs n.nAfs man c..ur
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Ws .ppsnd ths TrssLg .upu stlon eoaeerIas liauoLs

ARTICLE VI Frencl Merchandise or goods rseos
nlzsd - oomins from the Frsnch domniOns. shall not
- prohibited shall they Do suolac, IN "a Import
duty higher than Ave per cent. al r1'0rtn Wines,
orandies and other spurious liquor, are, however sx
csptsd from this stipulation and shall bs liable 90 such
r. ,sonable duty the Hawaiian Cove rninent may
tsiak n. % lay upon rhem provided always that the
amount IL daty shall not be high absolutely 20
pgohio lt the importation OF the sad srtces
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
-. -
DEATHS,

In this town, on the .l4th ull. Mrs. Olive
Goodwin, relict of the late Mr.. Thomas
Goodwin. Her husband was, for long
time, one Of the Wardens of ST. Paul's
Church, Bantam Falls,) and they were both
excellent members, and devout communi.
\canls. She sunk to her rest as quietly and
calmly as al infant to its slumber, in firm
faith and lively hope Of joyful resGrrec>
tion.-Com.
In Goshen, on the Cd inst, Alexander
No, ton, aged 66. He retired TO he'd appa-
rentiy in good health, al 3 O'Clock in the
evening, and was found dead an hour AFTER
wards-prob 'hly OF an affection OF the heart,
Near Washington, on the 3D. inst after q
lingering illness, Daniel G,id, Esq, late
for many years Clerk in the Clerks Of
fce Of the H"use OF Representatives
In Claiborne. Ala. on the 2lst Of Dec!
Hon. james Deilet, aged so yeats. He fre>
qnenllv represented his county In Che Gen
leral Assembly Of the State. and IN 1889,
was elected to represent the first district ia
the Congress of the United States. In IS43
ne was elected 10 the same post. ,s,.. ~.
AZ binghamlon, N. Y, Dec. 9Th, Hon.
William Seymour, aged sc.
In Chilicothe. Ohio, 24th ult., Mrs. Ele>
amor Worthington, widow Of Governor Wor-
thington, aged ~. la,a'T : ~
AtLithgow, N. Y, Cd inst, AZ the residenee
Of. her sOns Rev. George r. Todd, Mrs. Rachel
1 Todd, widow Of the late Eli Todd, Of New
Milford CT, aged 10. ass; -, o..
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NORFOLK.

II EEP il before the People thai the sub.
N scriber is now, as ever, ready 10 dis
penSe 10 them
,.. REAL BARGAINS.
in the shape of Dry Goods, Groceries, &c.
Having now en- hand a full and complete
assortment, he would call on all, rich and
poor, high and low. TO step up aud secure
while they may, Goods at their real value
aud not at 100 per cent. profit. You can
be supplied with ..-.
Calicoes at Is Cd per round!!!
lCalicoex froH, &c TO lOc per yard.
Black Alpaca, (good) Is per yard.
Rich Silk Warp do. Soc per yard.
Muslin de Lame. Is per yard.
Fine Unbleached Shirting. 6 Lac do.
Plaid Carolinas, Is I'D per yard.
Aud numerous other styles in the same ratio.
Madonna Cloths, Delisle Stripes, Brcllean.
tines, Black aud Fancy Silks, and other
Dress Goods, all Of which are bargains
The subscriber having bailed his trap as
above, would state that he will at all times
be in waiting, TO supply those who may call.
with the bait, without the least danger Of
their being hooked.
DANIEL F. BRADFORD.
Norfolk Green. Oet2S z..
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
District of New Milford, IS.
Probate Cont. Tee. 18th. 1S4S


Probate Court, Dec. 18Th, lS4S
~ STATE of FL zabelh Wells, late of
- New Milford, ~ Said District, decea.
Sed. Tn" Court Of Probate for the District
of New Milford. hath limited and allowed
six months from. the. date hereof, for the
creditors of said Estate, represented insolv,
ent, in which 10 exhibit their claims there
TO and has appointed Henry Merwin, and
Albert N Baldwin, ESqrs Commissioners
TO receive ana examine said claims. Cert
fed by D G. SANFORD, Esq Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the dwelling house of Joseph
Wells in said District. on the LIST day of
February, and the leth day of June, lS49.
at 8 O'Clock, forenoon, on each of said days,
Err the purpose of attending on the business
of said appointment.
HENRY MERWIN, 1Commis>
ALBERT N. BALDWIN, { sioners.
All persons indebted to said Estate are
requested 10 make immediate payment To
SO JOSEPH WELLS, Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
AN AWFUL occURRENCE.

The Europa at this port brings informa
ton that on the evening Of Dec. seventy.
two persons were SuffOcated on board the
steamer Londonderry, from Sligo TO Liver
pool. She had on board about one hundred
and fly Irish emigranis TO America. To.
wards nightfall heavy gale came on, and
at last blew with so much violenre, that
shortly after midnight, or rather towards
O'Clock. on Saturday morning. the decks
were cleared Of all except the Seamen. The
companion, the only aperture by which the
fore cabin received ventilation, was closed,
and over the com paniOn was nailed down
piece of tarpa ulin.
This was about midnight between Friday
and Saturday. The resul; proved 10 he only
such As comr1on sense would :ell every one
was inevitable. The steamer drove brave
ly through the tempest, while those who di-
Tecled her Remained wholly unconscious ri
the Grighifnl conflict for life or death which
was then raging in her very entrailS.
The trampling ard beating sounds with
III the cabin were rendered inatdible by the
| thrubbing of the piStonS. and tie shrekS
| aud groauS ri the sufferers only died away
with the gale towards morning. Not until
then were the Seamen aware Of the tragedy
which had been enacted under theil feet.
ON Of the one hundred and fifty passengers
who had been driven down the companion
ladder few hours before, seventy two were
found to have persisted!
Men and women, and little children, hus>
bands and wives. sons and mothers, were
heaped about The floor of the cabin in dis
order, some with their clothes torn from
their backs in tatters, some with their hands
and faces laceraled, some with their features
trodden into mummy by the iron shod
hrogueS" OF their fellow sufferers; here a
father lacked in the arms Of his daughter
there sister clinging to the corpse of her
brother their countenanCeS black and dis
iorled with the commissions produced by sui
location. The captain and mates have We
ry properly beeu indicted Tor manslaugh,er.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18
New York Cattle Market.
January 9. 49,

SdHUdTy :, Io4J.
At market. 1900 beef cattle, (c1O fr IN the
South) 30 COWS and calves, and 1000 sheep
and lambs,
Beef Callle-The intervention of :he holy>
days has preven,ed the usual amount Of attcnd-
ance in tho yards
Prices have given away little. and the fair
average Of The market may now he quoted at
say ii"m SIS I" SIS so per cwt with few ex-
ira at 50 500 lef, over unsold.
Cows and Caves-all sold a, pfices faIging
IL in quality from $24a$33 to $4S.
sheep aud Lambs-Sales of Sheep al from
Sl,25 to $2,75 "a, so. Lambs 81 to 81. rs
Left over, 500
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-01-18

AT Court OF Probate holden at New Milford,
within and for the District Of New Milford.
December 4, 1915 ..
ESTATE Of Elizabeth Wells, late Of New
IA Milford, d ceased. The Administrator
represents the Estate insnlven,, and pray the
appointment OF Commissioners thereon ;where-
upon, Ordered, That Comm <sioners to receive,
examine, and adjust the claims of the credi-
tors OF SAID Estate, be ppointed at the Probate
Office in New Milford, on The 18th day Of
December, 1913. a, . o'clock, forenoon; and
that al! persons interested in said Estate may
be notified thereof. the Administrator will
cause Ibis order to be published in newspa-
per printed in Litchfield, and post copy
thereof on the sign post in said New Milford,
at leaat ten days before said 18Th day of Dec
instant. A true copy of Record Attest,
81 D. e. SANFORD, Judge.
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MARRIED..

In this town, Milton society, on the 25lh
Of Dec. by Rev. Mr.. Henson, Mr.. frederick
T. Jennings, and Miss Clarissa Griswold,
both of this town.
In this town. Bantam Falls society, Nov.
9th, by Rev. F. ID. Hartman. MIR. Silas
las Hays Murray. and Miss Sylvia Ann
Scott, both of Woodbury..
In Waterbury, on the 81 inst, in ST.
Johns Church. by Rev. ]. l.. Clark. Mr.
George W. Mitchell, of Waterbury, and
Miss Sarah Jane Webster, of Harwinton.
In Bridgewater, Christmas day, Henry
Camp, Of New Milford, and Julia Emily,
daughter of Curtis Frost, of Bridgewater.
In Woodbury.. 3lst ulI., by Rev Mr. Chi
chester. Mr.. George M. Summers, and Miss
PAthena E. Judson, both Of Woodbury..
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o. Cons u mptiOn, dire and dreaded, is

o. Consumption dire and dreaded, is
he enemy which u Is The mission Of Ruchan' 5
Hungarian Balsam to Meet and Overthrow
\nd this mission has been periorIned, in hun
1T ed ct instances, of which we have the most
distinguished, authentic. uneluivocal proofs.
Pamphlets. containing mass oi Certificates
md other evidence. showing the unequalleti
merits If this great English Remedy, may be
'b,ained of the Agent, gra,nitousiy.
DAVID F. BRApLEE s. Sow ,sole Agent for
the United States. 40 Washington ST. Boston.
AGENTS s. Bnrl, Lifchfeld w. Fl. Hung.
rrfnrh, Wolcnf'vlle: s. Thomas & Son. Ply.
mru'h: 6. Humphrey, Canaan E G. Law.
renee 4 20 . Norfolk; Eli Curiiss. Water,
own; and bv the dealers in Medicine gener-
ally throughout New England. 81
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Al Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, with

At Court Of Probate holden at Sharon, with
in and for the District vi Sharon, on the oath
day ofN"vember, A D, 1S4s.
Present. CIIAs. F. SEDGWICK. Esq.. Judge.
an motion Of Samuel D Gay. Executor Of
~ the last will and Testament Of Calvin Gay +,
Esq, latevt Sharon, within said District, de.
ceased, This Court doth decree that months
from this date be allowed and limited for the
creditors Of said Estate to exhibit their claims
against the same 10 said Executor anddirects
that public notice be given Of this order by
advertising in newspaper published in Litch-
field land by posting q copy thereof on the
public sign post in said town Of Sharon, near
est the place where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified from Record. -=.E
90 CHAS. r. SEDGWECK, Judge.