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Peranptorv Sale

OfMe "New Preston Cotton Factory"
VTHE undersigned, receiver of al the
property and effects of The /" Niattea-
wan Company" will, in pursuance of the
powers vested in him as such receiver by
the Supreme Court of the State of New
York, offer for sale at Public Auction, on
Wednesday, the 4th day of February next,
at IL o'clock, at noon, on the premises, at
New Preston. Litchfield County, Conn.,, all
the right, title and interest of the said Mat
tawan Company, in and TO the said Fac>
tory. with the land, buildings. and water
privileges attached.
This property is capable of being put in
operation at small expense, and offers in-
ducements for persons DESTROYS to embark
in manufacturing. ...... ..
A lot of Cotton Machinery will be offered
at the same time and place.
For particulars apply to D. c. SANFORD,
New Milford. CT. or to the undersigned.
JOHN A. C. GRAY,
Receiver of The ''Matlawan Co"
So Cedar st., New York.
November Goth, 1851, 90
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BALDWaN'S
IM PROVED CHAT2I
PUMPS.

TIE Subscriber coullnu"s to manufacture
their justly celebrated pump. waoiesole and
retail. Pedidrs suppli,d in any quantity with
the besIof stock, Consisting Of pumps, wheels
chain, tube, Sc, everything Tor pump. All
orders for pump castings. chain oriubc fill
ed at the shortest nntice and senl TO any pari
Of the United States at chcapes, iatrF.
Also, the best assortment Of Stoves 10 be
found, consisting oi the hest air tight cnok
and parlor stoves, with evety variety Of pipe
and cooking furniture to make st,yu eoui-
pleie. Box aud Shop stoves.
Also Furnace castings 81 every description
cosisiing Of Water wheels, oyer shot anS pilci
back Mill gearing great variety. Marlip''
ry, castings Of ever! kind, Chllrd Sleigh anc
Cutter Shoes msde any length 10 suit. Pi"ugt
Castings, sc. Al! oldcrs l"r casiirg prompt.
iy filed. Furnace at all times in operation.
n. BALDWIN.
Washington, Conn.,.
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DEF De

In New Haven. on Saturday, the 9th inst
Mrs. Sarah M. Woodruff.aged 90 years, wife {
Mr.. CurtIss Woodruff, and daughter of Deac.
Thomas Tiowbridge, of this village. Her re.
mains were brought 10 this village for inter.
ment.
In North Goshen, on the 10th uIt., Mrs
Lucy, wife of Mr.. Henry Catn.
In Cornwall, on the 18th ull., Mr.. Hiram
cole, aged 81.
In Milton, on the Goth uIt., Mrs Marga-
ret Conway wife of Mr.. Patrick Conway
aged 43 years.
At New Haren. Dec 81, Mrs. Harriet
N, Beecher, aged so; Mr. Elijah Gilbert.
aged "a; Dec. I'd, Mrs. Mercy Mix, aged
81
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A. Court Of Probate holden at Sharon
within and for the District of Sharon, on
the 10Th day of November, A. D., 1851.
Present, CHAs. F. SEDGw1cK, Esq Judge
I'm motion of William X. Thomas, Ad-
" ministrator, on the Estate OF PHOEBE
THOMAS, late of Sharon. within said dis
trict deceased; this Court doth decree that
six months be allowed and limited for the
Gre ltors of said estate TO exhibittheir elaine
against the same to the said Administrator;
and directs that public notice be given OF
this order ty advertising in a newspaper
published in Ltchfield, and by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town of Sharon, nearest The place where the
deceased last dwelt, Certified from Record
% CEAS. F. SEDGWICK, Judge,
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District of New Milford, So
lrnhnkn Cnnrt Nn,, OIL llEl

FSTATE of Mrs. ANNE HINE, late
- of New Milford, in said district, de-
ceased, the Court of Probate for the dis
trict of New Milford hath limited and all
lowed six moaths from the date hereof for
the creditors of said Estate, represented
insolvent, in which 10 exhibit their Claims
thereto; and has appointed John J. Ste,son
and John s. TurrIl, Esqrs,, Commissioners
to receive and examine said claims.
Certified by d. e. SANFORD, Judge,
The subscribers give notice that they
shall meet at the Office of J. S. Turrill 10
said New Milford on the 9Th day of Jan'y
and the 9Th day Of May, 1852, at O'Clock
in the afternoon, ON each Of said days, for
the purpose of attending on the business o
said appointment.
JOHN J. STETsON. I Commission,
JOHN S. TURRILL. ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate arc
requested to make immediate payment to
&. w. WlIlTTELSEY, Z Execu-
LYMAN HINE, s tors.
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~ ell" the Scnthern. Middle or Narih>
ern S.aies,--Sleady employ msnt will be-
given for number 81 yeats torespeciabIe
young men of practical business habits md
possessed Of good common educatinn and
g"nslemaaly address. Such men win fnI
q greatiy 10 eiradyaniuga. M Il will afford
an opportunity osse n large PARTON VI tho
country. and NJ the same time earn besides
al eSpeDses, from $500 10 $1,000 year,
Same Agents have esined dnuble that
amount Much depends pplGahllly % act
perseverance, anh eu1numy, u Icing pl,as.
ant business. None need aprly rxrept those
who have had few years experience IN
the business For hil Information address
IPelaas pgspald) JAcOb MONK. pkiIa,
delphla, A 8 4m
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Al Court OF Probate holden at LlrchfeId,
within anu for the District of Litch6ed,
on the 9Th day OF Dec. A. d 1851.
Upstate OF SALLY G. FOOT, late of
IZ Litchheid, deceased, the Administra-
tors represent the estate insolvent, and pray
the appointment of Commissioners thereon:
Whereupon ordered, tina, Commissioners to
receive, examine and adjust the claims OF
the cre"'ors OF said estate, be appoint, ed at
the Probate Office in Litchfsld, on tho 10Th
day of December, 1851, at . o'clock. fore
noon; aud that all persons interested in said
estate may be notified thereof, the Admin
iStrotor will 'anse this order to be publish>
ed an Newspaper printed in Litchteld, "A nd
post copy thereof ON the sign post 10 said
town OF litchfeld, nearest the place where
said deceased last resided. A true copy Of
Record. HENRY b. GRAVES, Judge,
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NOTICE.

II All persons liable to pay Taxes in the
town of Norfolk, on the List Of 1850, are
hereby notified that will meet them to
receive tue same at the Hotel Of John A.
Shepard, on Monday, the 5th, and at the
House of Bushnell Knapp. on Tuesday,
the 9th. and at the House of James M.
Cowlas. on Wednesday, the 9TH days Of
January next, from to 4 p. NJ, on each
Of said days.
N. B.-Ail persons neglecting this notice
must expect to pay travelling fees.
THOMASS. CURTISS. Collector.
Norfolk. October Goth. 1851. !.
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Al Court OF Probate holden Al Liichfeld,
within aud for the District Of l.llchheld,
on the 6lh day Of December, 1851.
Present. HENRY B. GRAVES, Esq , Judge.
PON the petition of Daniel B. Stoddard
OF Litchheld, shelving 10 this Court
maj he is the Guardian of TRUMAN n.
WESIOVER, of said Litchfeld, a miror,
ana mat said minOI owns certain real estate
situated IL said town Of LilchTieId. The
nrst piece being what is called the Chapel
Hill Lot, and is bounded North on Nathan
iei BisselI, East on Amos and Nathaniel
biSsell, South on heirs of Benjamin BiSsell.
ana West on Highway, containing 80 acres
quarters and IL rods. The second piece
bounded East on Highway, North on Luz
cius IompkinS, South on heirs of Benz.
'BisselL and West On Daniel B Stoddard,
containing acres quarters and "A rods.
The third piece bounded North on land of
Helen Kenny, South on Bantam River and
West on Lucius Tompkins' lanl, contain
ing l acre and 3 quarters. The fourth
piece bounded North and East on Bantam
River, South on the heirs of Benjamin Bis
sell, and West on Highway, containing 8
acres. Said lands valued al about 900
dollars. 81
Praying this Court for reasons in said petition
set foIth, to pass an order authorizing and
empowering said petitioner or some other meet
person to sell and convey the interest Of said
minor in said premises according to the statute
In such cases made and provided; as per petition
on file dated December 6 1851.
Ordered That said petition be continued to
the 18th day Of February 1859, then to be heard
and determined at the Probate Office in said
Litchfeld at one o'clock in the afternoon-and
that notice Of the tendency thereof be given by
Furnishing this Orde: IN newspaper printed in
Lilchfeid three weeks successfully at least six
weeks before said 18th day Of February,
A true copy Of record
Fl. B. GRAVES, Judge.
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MARRIED..

In this town on the 9th ult., BY the
Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Robert Stevens, and
Miss Emily Neal all Of Litchfield.
In Sheffield. Mass. 25th by Rev. James
Bradford, II. S. Barbour, Esq. of Wolcott-
vile, and Miss Pamela j. Bartholomew of
Sheffield.
In Great harrington, Mass :, on the 25th
ult, RoBERT N. FULLER, Esq. of Salisbury,
Conn, to Miss ANN BURT, of the former
place. On the Goth ul-. WILLIAM B. RICE,
Esq. of Norfolk, Conn, to Miss c. b.
HlTcHcocK, Of Great Darlington,
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FFNHE Court of Probate for the District
of Woodbury., hath limited and allow
ed six months from the date hereof for the
creditors to the Estute of DR.. ROSWELL
ABERNETHY. late of Woodbury., in said
district, deceased, in which to exhibit their
claims for allowance and settlement. Those
negecting TO present their accounts within
said time. properly attested, will be debar,
red recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested 10 make immedi>
ale payment to
ANNA ABERNETHY, ! Execu-
CHAS. ABERNETHY, tors.
Woodbury., Nov. 9th, 1851. p30
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Paulina P. La Ike,

Frederick E. Lake.
State Of Connecticut. Litchfeld Co., SIS.
Z Litehtfeld. Dec. LIST, 1851.
TFOY the petition of Paulina p. Lake,
~ of Litchfelc, in said County, made
returnable to the Superior Court, next 10
be held a. Liichfeld, within and for The
COunly III 'Litchfeld. on the third Tuesday
of Fepfnary, A. d 1852, praying for rea-
sons 4heHin assigned for divorce from
her husband. The said Frederick l.. Lake.
as set firth al urge in said petition on file,
bearing date The goth day OF November.
A. D., 1851. s
ltappsAring that the respondent has gone
out ofthe State, and now Tesit es In Pouch-
keepsie, n The Stale Of New Yoik. ~ lhal
service cannol be made upon him person.
ally.
Il Is therefore ordered, that no. ice OF the
pendencypf said petition he given to the
said respondent. BY publishing Ibis order In
the Liichpeld Enquirer,a newspaper print
ed W htehhTll, IN said Liichled County,
three weeks excessively. a. leas, four wesIts
before lhef session Of sald COull, aud also
that roIg Of said petition aud this order
be iFansmlile1 BY mail. postage paid. dirce.
ed 20 the qaid respondent al pDughkeppsle,
Du'Ghsss County. State Of New York, At.
tested by re Sheriff or his Deputy Of said
Lllchheld nnhty
FREDEkICK u. KEENAN,,
Assistant Clerk OF said Court.
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At CUuri Of Probate holden nt IiicllnelJ.
within and TOR The district Of Liich6eid,
on the eih day Of Dec. A. D., 1851.
y STATE Of GEORGE d. BUEL. late
~ nf Liichfeld, deceased. The Admin
islratrix represents the estate insolvent and
prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon; whereuPon, ordered, that Com.
missloners 10 receive, examine and adjust
the claims Of the creditors of said estate
be appointed at the Probate Office in Litch
Geld, on the 18th day Of December, 1851, at
8 o'clock, forenoon, and that all PERSONS
interested in said estate may be notified
thereof the AdminiStIalrix will cause this
oder TO be published ia a newspaper print
ed in Lilchfcld, and post copy thereof on
the sign post in said Litchirld, nearest the
place where said deceased last dwelt.
A true copy of Record.
81 HENRY D. GRAVES, Judge.
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NEW STORE
New Goods at S. Norfolk.

New Goods at S. Norfolk.
"HE PROPRlETORS of the Water
l. bury Leather Manufacturing Comra-
ny, are now prepared to show their friends
and the community at large, complete as
sortment of GOODS usually kept in coun-
try Store. They do not feel disposed to do
much in the way of boasting, but would
merely invite our friends in this vicinity to
call and see US, and we will sell them Goods
as low as they can buy in this County.
All kinds Of produce taken in exchange
for Goods. JOHN DIXON. Agent.
South Norfolk, October 3lst, 1851. tf27
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VTVHE first meeting Of the Stockholders of
l. the g. EAGLE WORKS." will be holden
at the Beardsley House. in West V1iDs,ed.
on Friday. the 26,h day of Dece mber, 1851.
al 2 O'Clock, P. NJ. for the appointment of
Officers and to transact any business which
may come before said meeting.
ELLIOT BEARDsLEY, RUFUs Holmes,
Horace HINsDALE, MesEs CAMP, ID.
West Wins,ed, Dec. 4th, 1851. 81
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North Carolina will soon have very
large and fine building at the capital Of
Ahe State for the reception OF The insane
II has been Ill orally endowed BY the
State. the Legislature having been Incl
tied TO the good work chiefly by the ID.
.dicioas and perseyering efforts Of Miss
Dix,
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Come and SEC.

'NHE subscriber gives notice that he
continues the BLACKSMITHlNG
business in North street, near Darlington $
Foundry. Ok Shoeing attended to-he ha
wing fitted up frame in good and conve>
hien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoes
ing and other Blacksmith work done as
usual. COME AND SEE.
JONATHAN E FULLER.
Litchfeld, Dec. 9Th, 1851. 81
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EAmong the Representatives to the
Pennsylvania Legislature, chosen at the
recent election in that State, we notice the
name Of JoHS n. KILBoRN, Esq, son of
the late Mr.. abraham Kilborn ofthis town.
He is resident of Pike. Potter county.
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Tile Subscribers have just returned from
New York with large stock OF Boots
ana Slices, bought al q time of Rfea, press.
ufe IN Inc money market, consequently will
Be sold q, greatly Eedaced prices.
We ihInk any one may 4, .hemselve. nj,
any thing Ia oar line 0f Trade. from Inc
small fancy Cack 10 The lafne ,hlei, Roo' !,
from The small RHhber Ha6t 10 he 49,.
Over Shoe, a. unprecedented Low pa,err'
3oF0ceo. LinlneA, BIndlaas, Sole i'ss,h
OF and Flndiags. Tor sale ~ nsuaI -
MEAF0Y e. THROW DRiDoE.
First Door West Of the Couu iluuss,
LIlehhsld, Oct. Ialh, 1851. "a
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pFriends Of the Americ0R Art Uai0n
are reminded that The annual distribution
Of paintings win take place on the 10th
inst,
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION

ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE q
Winsted Foundry and MAchiae Co.
REIT KNOWN, that the under signed
A1 pursuant to the present Statute of the
State of Conr ecticut, relative to Joint Stock
Corpora.ions,do hereby associate ourselves
as body polite and corporate under the
| following Articles of Association,
Art. l. The name Of said corporation
shall be the Winsted Foundry and Ma
chine Company"
Art. II Its capital stock shall be Seven
Thousand and Five Hundred Dollars, TO be
divided into three hundred shares, of $25
each.
Art III. The purpose for which it is es-
tabDiShed is the manufacture, repairs and
sale of Wooden and Cotton Machinery shat
ting Iron and Wood Laihes, Metallic Cast
ings, Sc
Art. w. The Statute aforesaid SO far as
the same may be necessary in the forma-
ton of these articles, is hereby referred TO
and made part thereof; and said corpora
ton shall have the powers and proceed &C
cordng to the provisions of the Statute.
Art. V. in inc capital stock of this corpo-
ratien each subscriber 10 these articles
agrees to take the number Of shares annex
ed TO his name, and to pay the same by in
stalments as the Directors shall prescribe.
Art. vi. Said corporation is established
and located in the town Of Winchester,
(Winsted Socicfy,) Litchfeld County. Ct.
Art. VII, By and between the subscribers
it is agreed that the Machine Shop aud The
Foundry situate in said Society. with the
land, tools and privileges thereto respect.
lively pertaiDing. now owned and occupied
ms such BY the firm Of Taylor g. Whiting,
shall be transferred 10 and become part
Of the aforesaid capital stock.
Subscribers Names. NO. OF Shares. Amt.
Ambrose Whining, 100 $4,000
George Taylor, 100 S25 90
Lyman Baldwin, 100 S25.00
Winchester, Nov. Goth. 1851. 90
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AT a Coart OF Probate holden AT Salisbury,
within and for the District Of Salisbury,
on the 5lh day Of November, A.. D 1851.
Present, JOHN q. MiTcHLLL. ESQ, Judge
nN motion of thu Administrative on the
~ Estate Of EDWARD E. REED, late
OF Salisbury, within raid district, decoased
this Court doth decree that six months from
this date be nIowedand limited fnr the cree
ditors Of said Esate to exhibit their claims
against the same to the Administrative and
directs that public nolict, be given If this
order by advertising in newspaper pub
llshed in LitchGcld, and by posting a copy
thereof on the public sign posi- IN snid town
OF Salisbury, nearest the place where the
deceased last dwelt. Certified from Re.
cord. JOHN &, MIrCH HE'LL.
p27 Judge.
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At Court Of Probate holden at Litchfie.d
within and for the District OF Ltch6eld, on the
9Th day OF Dec. 1851,
ESTATEof ABIGAIL FOOT. late Of
- Lltsllfieid, decease :, the Adminislra-
INK represents the estate insolvent, and prays
the appointment oil Commissioners thereon
whereupon ordered, thai Commissioners TO re-
ccive, examine asd adjust the claims Of the
creditors Of said estate be appointed at the
Probate Office in Litchtield on the i6h day
OF December. 1851. at 9 c'clsck, forenoon--
and that all persons interested in said estate
may be notified thereof, tbs Administrative
will caase this order to be published in a
newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and pos,
copy thereof on the sign pcs, in said town Of
Lilchfeld nearest the place where said deoea-
sed last resided. A true cory OF Record.
81 HENRY B. GRAVES, Judge.
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D c SANFORD, Nudge.

c SANFORD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice tina! they shall
meet al the late residence of the deceased, in
said New Milford, on The Sh day of January
and the slh day of May, 1852 at 9 O'clock in
the forenoon, on each ri said days. Tor tie pur.
pose of attending on the business VI said ap
pontnent,
JOSEPH WELLS. 1Comrr;s,
ALBERT " BALDWIN, sioners.
All persons indebted IN said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
BETSEY Z HUNT, Administrative.
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00-The mOnthly meeting - she Liith6eld
County Temperance Snciety will be held Al
TOTrington, on the lih TUESDAY Of December
Al 10 o'clock, A. NJ.
T. l.. HART, Secretary.
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$40 REWARD

be np paid d, to Dr any !%rs Who H will
Ointment, and use it according to direc-
lions, if they viii! call at my Office and say
with "A clear conscience. that il does not
completely cure Chapel Hands, ChiIblains.
Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores on
Children, and greatly alleviate, il not en-
TREY cure Salt Rheum, and most diseases
of the skin. See advertisement.
MONROE TERRELL,
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GTThe President has sent his son TO
welcome Kossuth in behalf OF the Exec
utive, and to invite him to Washington.
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Distric, Of New Milford. 81.

Probate Court. Nov. Slh, 1901.
ESTATE OF benjamin. S. HUNT, iale Of
IL New Milford. in said district, deceased,
TheConrl ot Probate for he District II New
Milford hath limited and alto we'd six months
from the date hereof for the creditors of said
estate, represented insolvent, IN which 10 ex.
hIblt their claims hereto; and has appointed.
Joseph Wells and Albeit N Baldwin, Esq'fs.,
Commissioners, 10 receive aud examine said
claims. Certified by .Eras ss4+r ~
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sTRAYEp

800 FROM the subanrib-E. 10 Nil.
~ ten society Liichhrid. On or o.
MW. but the Ia of October lsst
,ie.'r 1sd ysefllng lIslFER. SAID Heller ha'
rather shutt harna, but M arliAeial marks
Whaeysr will return said Helfaf or give IN
formation wheF, she may be i'und will be Tea"
sonably fevsided. ........
JAMES n. NEwcoMB.
Litehasjl, Milton Society Dec'o 1901.
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Found

DY the subscriber, on the Sth inst. Purse
- containing quantity Of money. which
the owner can have by proving property anc
paying for this advert isement
NOAH S. WADHAMS.
Goshen, Dec. 9th, 1851. 81
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WANTED immediately. one good Car
w riage Painter, 10 whom steady EN-.
pIoyment will be give0. $4,000.
WM. ROGERS.
LttchReld, Nov 90, 1851
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THE JUSTLY cELERRATED
STRENGTHENING PLASTER.

70 universally hlkhnNIa1Eed 70 Dc ia b11l plasnF
known.
This Plaster 10 composed Of cutie ernnber ofveeeabs
eusaIces peculiarly compounded There has been.
Hnd not at the present time. better plaster made for ne
various purposes for which ptss;aFs used H has ne
PAIN, INTERNAL. TNrLAMMATfoNs, RHEu- !
MATI5M. WEAKNESS IN THE SIDE, bAChs
BREAST, STOMACH, &es re- ara
...t ard when used Ia =
LIVER AND PULMONARY DISEASES
viii Prove very beneficial 10 ihess 'nsrns WIN such ssr
uinints,
The Nevada journal., 1851-12-04
CALIFORNIA CATTLE.

The native California cattle are in
form equal to any in the world--re-
sembling in shape and fulness the eel
ebrated Durham breed / have fire.
quently stood and admired the beautiful
onc,year-old calf, as it would gaze at
and then run from me. Ihad posses
sed the advantage Of having all its mo-
TIERS milk, and also the richest pas
sure in the world, which, combined
~ith a good breed, makes it beauti-
ful animal. Ihave put up at a Mexi-
,an ranch where the occupant owned
vast tracts of land, and many thousand
cattle; yet he had neither butter nor
milk--too indolent to procure either
FOR milk cows, Isuppose the COWS are
inferior to the American, caused by
neglect Of milking; but this could prob
ably be cured. The bulls are noble
animals. On some farms, or ranches,
or an uncultivated plain cannot be
called farm, they are very numerous,
in consequence Of the Incidence OF the
,wners Thave seen 40 or 30 large
pulls on a ranch, in one view, where
not one quarter the number Of cows