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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

I
- NJ ADAMS Attorney al Lar, Marshall
iI,,r;.oo eounty, Texas, will practice IN
the .,x,h irdicial district, and IN the supreme
and federal court. E, Tyler. jan " o1
TN A. pATILIO. Attorney At Lar, Marshall
Harrison county. Texas nj
I,AsEy AsKEW, Attorney at La'o and
N.,a-y Pablic, Marshall, Harrison conh-
=, ,sy,. feb 7, 81.
~ A FRAZER, AHorvy a Lair' har,hal'
Texas, wiii practice IN The S'Nth 'uul''.''
District. embracing the courtes oil ''''
Ca.., up-hur, Wood, Smith, Cherokee hu'H
and Pamela counties aug 'V'
HRN. ". EAMES. having permanently
)heaied In Marshall, respectfully tenders
hi. medical services to The public genrfaiy
OBee one door east Of Or. Young ofe"
building mar ~"
JAMES NJ. MORPHIS Attorney and toun-
> ,.i.ar 81 Lrr, Marshall, Harrison county
Texas may
DyNNERs. MUSELEY, n HALL, AHor,
- mus NJ IAN. Wiil practice m the sever"
courts Of the .,sth judicial district, ana IN we
supreme aud federal courts OF the Kate ~ =
H., may 3
A@ress' f. 6 BenucF-. y / Noseiy' 'en'f-
SON. Teys-: VI. J Hall, Marshall, Texas.
~ y. HARAl.SON, iNoraey of La'e' No
l.. trry pu6lic, amt toH,"iiswHer " ne
raifed siaiss and of Ws1i,tfYi No. u IN
change place, New Orleans.
'auuary ~. 1853 h@'}
DDtNDEXTER a NESTMORELAND
iraru,gs al Llf Jcncr-on, Texas, VIII
.t.'.. 100 OF. the Court, Of the District
icuiar attention 10 collecting and prnha'c
i..f..s sept ~.
INJURY FIELD. i1orn.y at iar. Al
J ross. MARSHALL, Harrison county,
~ Jan
EDWARD CLARK, AH,roey az Lar, Wa,
- nall, Teyas, practices 10 all the courts
t, tn Judiclciai District, and the Supreme
.ul rds4.d Courts of the state az I$iur
AL. 4ited Siatea Commissioner to take drpo-
.a aud afidayi;s, and bal in civil causes.
,,
f H..- AnNs1EoSG, THOMAS y. fiiNtN.
STRONG & pITNtk, tu0raeys Al
" Iru Henderson, Rusk county, Texas,
& vlH y-ictico in the counties If Rusk, Panola'
tipsilr, Smith, aud Cherokee, and in the SUI
ureul. md Federal Courts, at Tyler
Ma -. 1859 y3-ni7
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

JOSEPH EI"TER, No Is Camp street, New
~ Orleans, Dealer m ercry rdrieig NJ WaA
Papers, Upholstery Articles Carpe''Hg, Floor
and Tabie on Cloths, dc. Every article usual.
" to be found IN General House Furnishing
Store can be had at No Ii Camp street, where
those wishing to purchase, are respectfully IN
yited 10 call and examine the stock and prices
New Orleans, Jan. II, 1892. y3n29-6m.
I WRIGHT q co, l5l Chattrcs s.sce.
-. New Orleans, Wholesale and Retail Agena
for nearly all the Genuine Popular Medicines,
aud Special Agents for Dalley's Magical Pain
Extractor, Wincr's Canadian Vcrmltuge, DR.
Sherman's Medicines, =, = Townsend's and
John Bulls Sarsaparla, &c, &c, for the Sou,i
and West. u Druggists supplied at ProPre.
tors prices.
Jan II, 1882. y3n2o-ly.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

'1>iiE stable connected with this Hotel has
/ Just been hr,ei up and opened by the
Pfopretfoss. she has secured the services of
m experienced aud careful O-,l'r, and horses
avn, to TIM Stable Will receive good attention
RATES OF CHARGE
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Administration Notice.
1 lfTERS Of administration de bop,s non
! 4 were granted TO the undersigned, on the
tate of Susan c. Tanner, deceased, by the
eoHr'ycoar of Harrison county, pertaining to
no esatn of deceased persons. on the a6,h
August '-.t a y 1852 All persons, therefore,
having eaims aaanst said estate are hereby
noiihsdlfo present hem 10 me, duly auihen,i-
cate, villain pa uWe prescribed by law aud
thote indebted 10 Oh ame will please make
ifan 4ss.la paymeai rs Pc Undersigned
JOSEPH H. HARRIS, Admir-.
TspMHhiT 4, .c5s v4nl0-it
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

- EALED proposals will be received a, my
- office lll Saturday the ID day Of October
next, Inclusive, for building JAl l.. The
plan, specifications, and terms can be ascertain
cd by applying to me.
+. A. PATILLO.
Marshall. Texas. Aug. Is. 1852 q OF
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

~. iacss iH5st.ad TO 7 g = ere, for 1881
6 are teagesisa io come forward ari settle
e'ihef by psyips tie gogty o. By note.
Aarch 3, 1852
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SELECTED pcstrp.
A 3moE TO LOVE


NV Z. +.
Yes, she is dead tho spendor cf her cye'
Sleeps meath tie lids forever on my -igh'
Never again shall cash their high delight
Tender and rich with loves sweet eostacieS'
Heve, again, deep down from vulgar Ken
Shall the pure gushing Of her soul rejoice
And we stand silent 50 to hear his voice
OF water filling to a soundless glen.
And scarce again from other lips shall come
Such bcsu,.oe. truths. such fresh imagnngs
A. hke,he warm south wind, upon iheiI slng.
Bear of our fancy TO their own brgh, hou'''
We, an calm though hard Il be TO smooth
Waters mistaken from the deepest deep
Though IL be hard TO watch, yet never w""p'
The darAening eynosare Of passionate youth
N,i,r. e1iu Tho heart had 10 bring
Wa. injured with mlsritotan md dnl'
Nou ,5r free spirit rern from 'h' .'
p.ms. 81, be fountain a4en'. ai love m''.
spans
a easssl from o5-ia'r .n c.'esH.. 'H-
~ fsn iom r-e and 1rH r' .'H. a-T
an e.scls3 staraa By Ne ...' .tf'a
clasp
saavs as4ea lesosas - the lsHa sao,
an ID. weep thee rla.s, n1i 4 long
TOO sarrsaial Ter by pr ae aefe,
. & r. a.
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Isn nrr Warehouse.
n nj icc.

100 Gals. liSssssp On, 100 gals. LAD
l&V On, and ? bbls Tanners Oil, Just
ceived and for sale u, the CRY DRuc srcil
July, a. yAn%y
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xrv ORlEANS.--Csntinoes'


THE subscribers being the
T, .ole Agents for the sale Of IN
~ Mays,lle (ky) PLOtGHS -;
!; ,,. ,,I,hra,ed manufactures OF iisl' an.
o. =, n ". h,ye in store a large assortment o.
,ra,, r,., and wrought IRON Flcuehs' "n''''
,n.n oaer a, manufacturers prices
, - III. u,ouybt-iron piough-, With
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

I,ASEy ASKEW, Attorney at Law shs
y ~. feb :, 81.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06
samuel Reynolds,

NFFlCE. No. 1873 Grayier street Ne" w
Ccs,..Ia cures Cancers, Scaldhead, " me
Swelling. Sores and Ulcers, Of every ds',r'P'
ton. t'"f' ''''
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

TN A. PhTILIO, Aforney at Lar, hAf-h'''
HARRISON county, Texas. nj
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

on Gallons Spirits Turpentine, fos ~ !"
CO July ~ YOUNG 4 JOHNSON
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-11-06

hIVE OIL, 80 gallons, for sale At 'ne
" fully 2A,l Cry DRuG S1oHf
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A LCfIOHOL-lOO gallons. for sale y
"A July ~ YOUNG T. JOHNSON
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05

Il viii be seen that the Great Southern
Circus will exhIbil in Lilch6eId on WEEDS
next. August On. .'-.f
WEIGHS National Circus and HistriOnic
Arena, win exhibit in Litchfeld on Mon
day, August 23d. su-Ses large advertise
ment next week.
The COnccFt.-We take pleasure in
inviting the special attention Of the public
to The notice Of Messrs. Curtis q MASKS
Concert. These gentlemen stand At the
head Of their profession rs Musical Inntruca
tors in the city Of New York.. and we an.
,iciPate a rich treat from their performs
snce. They have met with wonderful
success with their Concerts elsewhere
let us give them q full house.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05

A YANKEH TRICK.--The Wing State
Committee Of Maine. in order to get a
circular printed in the Democratic pa.
pers, put the following injunction at the
head Of the circular: ''De not alIow this
circular to k ssposed Z" The bait took.
The argus seiaed upon it as readily as
ever did rat upon the dead shot, and
spread out the circular under the head
OF "Wkig PiOt Discovered = I,yamOus
Scott Circular p In this way the
Wing State Committee secured the ex>
tensive circulation of Wing doctrine
among the Democracy Of that State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05
At q Court Of Probate AOEIsu 1t Norfolk
within and for the District Of, Norfolk

At q Court Of Probate holden ut Norfolk
within and Tor the District Of, Norfolk
on the 10th day Of July. A. d. lo52.
Pressnt. WILLIAM X. PECK, Esq, Judge.
If Tram Mills, trustee on tne estate Of
l. 4 Barr @. Ps,spit. In said Nartulk. On
insOiv-nL dsbpF, having given notice TO alk
concerned. TO appear before this Court tha
present day, At o'clock, afternoen,. 10. BE-
heard relative 10 the appointments of-Com>
missionets, and no one appearing, hlis
Court doth appoint Hsman Swift and Eb-
enezer Burr. Esqrs., 10 ezamins aad' adj
just the claims Of rho creditors 1f said es>
tate: and also doth decree, that six months
from this date be allowed them. u ezhibie
their claims to- sairf Commissioners. and
doth direct that public police Of this order
be given by advertising the same in.a
newspaper Published in L,clifeid, and By
posting copy thereof on the pnblil sign~
post in said town Of Norfolk, nearUst the
place where the deceased lase dweh.
Csrli6ed EsDm RecOr1
w. X PICK. Iudge.
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The annual sommeneemeut at Harvard
College w1s observe a. Cambridge en-
che alst Of Jaly. The graduating class
numbered 90. and was the largesI that eV or
.aaraauaaed from that inRii.utiOn. The de-
Srss Of LII. B. was conferred on %6 yCnne !
asn,Iemon graduating from the Law School,
- The SoIlOwiNg hsnOraEy degrees were
conferred, viz.
II, D-Fraucis .Wayland. President Of
Brown Uaiyersity Hol. Thomas Bell
Monroe Of KseSncky - Hon. RsnjamiH
Robbins Curtis and Hon. Caleb CRehing
of Observation-Disclosures Lea of P4Ansyl-
vania- Francis 0u&iOt and Alexis do
Tocqucyille Of France. .u
d. D.-Rev. JUhn Mason Peek OF H.,
Rev. Horace Bushnell. D. D.. Of Har!tord'
c., Rev. Frederick Henry Etedee OF PIev-
Hsn =. r. T.. Rev. Andrew Preston Pea.
body Of Perts@Oa.h, N. H.. Rev. Samuel
Kirkland LalhroP Of Boston.
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District of Norfolk rs. ;


Probate Court, July 10 1852.
ESTATE Of BURR G. PAaRrr Of Narfnlk
"A in id district. assigned loo the bene6t
0f credit0ps
The Court of pfdhate FIR the distFics Of
Norfolk hath limited and aiioWed six months
from the date heseof for the creditors Of said
estate in which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Heman Swift and Eben.
eyer Burr Esqrs. Commissioners to receive
and .'xamine said claims
Certified by WM K. PECK, Judge.
The subscribers give nptice that they shall
meet at the dwelling k'mse Of Hsmaa Swift
in said Norfolk on the fst Monday il Seps
TENDER and NovaMhe< ;s32 At 10 o'c.pck in
the forenoon on ea:h ol said da o. fnr the
purpose Of attending an the business of sad
appointment. IiEN4N SWIFT 4 Comm !.
EBEN'R BURR sioners.
All rs,ns ind.bte,t 10 said estate gre
requested 10 make Immediate payment 10,
HIRAM MILLS, Truslse.
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DIED..

To this village, IL. inst. Mr. George
Adds. aged so.
Ia Whitesiown, N. Y, 18th July, Mrs
Sarah Gold, aged 80 years. widow Of the
Hon. Thomas Ruggles Gold, and daughter
Of DR., Elisha Sill of Goshen. Ct. in which
place she was born.
In Toledo. Ohio. July 90. Hon. Lewis II
Sanford. Of New York city--a Judge oil
the Supreme Court of New York, and
formerly Vice Chancellor.
10 Lebanon, Pa. July 90, Of dyseDtery,
Mr.. Simeon g. Harrison. Of the firm Of
North. Harrison, Chase e. Co., Of Phila-
delpha, ag&d SO. He was native of this
town, South farms. where his remains
we're brOughtfOr iutermsnt on Sunday last.
In New Milford, May Sd. Mrs Maria
VoSbOrgh, widow Of Russell VoAbprgh,
aged 70, Western papers please copy.
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VICTIMS OF THE HENRY CLAY

VICTIMS OF THE HENRY CLAY.
III Speed. q distinguished lawyer Of
Baltimore. formerly member Of the
Maryland House Of Delegates, and more
recently wing candidate for Governor.
A, IT, Da'sniag. Of Newbprgh. the
eminent horticulturist, author Of Land
cape Gardening and several popular
works on rural architecture and other
kindred subjects. He had recently been
engaged at Washington in laying out the
grounds around the Smithsonian Insti-
tute, and in identifying other public
grounds, at a salary Of, $1,000 per
month.
Stephen Allen, at different times a
member Of both branches of the New
York Legislature, Sub Treasurer, Mayor
of New York city, and at the time ofhis
death Director of the Hudson River
Railroad. lie was 81 years old.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05

o. Il A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
2l6 Main Street. Hartford, Conn.
GAFFER their services to gentlemen a.
~ bout to build. to committees Of Public
Buildings, Churches, School Houses, &c.
PLANS for all kinds and styles Of dwell
ing houses. &c, actually built and in pro-
gress, can at all Zines be seen a, their Of
fee and as it is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well matored be
fore commencing, it must be desirable fol-
those about to build to secure the service,
Of experienced Architects.
/ They also undertake the inspection Of
works during the progress as well as fur
nish designs for every style OF interior de-
coration, fresco painting, monuments tab
lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
Jan. 90. 1882. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05

Nhe Court Of Probate for lhe District OF
= Lilchield hath li,alled and allowed
six months from the date hereof. for The
creditors TO the Estate If Cha sles Demina.
late OF The CITY. county, and State Of New
York. aud leaving Estate IN Litchfeid. lis
said District, (convsyed by said WHY de-
ceased, in which to exhibit. their claims for
allowance an! settlement. Those neglec'
ing to present their accounts within satt
time. properly altested, will be dsbarred Ia
recovery. All persons indebted TO said es !.
tate IRE requested to make immediats
paymentto
LucRETIA DEMrxG, Executrix-
Li,chfirld 3uty l4th, 1852.
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cOMNIIssInNERs NnTIrR

FfNHE undersigned having bseh by ~
= Court Of Probate tor the D,stric; a
Salisbury appointed Commissioners on Ih.
Estate Of lbUTace Edward Hubb nd. late re
Salisbury, in said DistHict, dessased. rep
resented insolvenl. hereby eise notice thns
said Court has allowed six menfhs from tits
da te tor the creditors Of said estate % ex-
hilit their claims to rs, who will meet -
the Business ct our said appointInen. If
the dwelling hoase Of A. J. Wardwel. n
Lakeviile, 10 said Salisbury, on the ii.st
Tuesday Of Angnst and. 1anaary pext Il
10 O'Clock a. NJ Oh eaeh &c said DAYS.
WM. H WAETOR. lCommis>
R"1eNT BDsTwEcK. aionera.
Salisbury. July S, 1854.
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District of Washington IS. I
probnte COrrf Trliv Li1,h 1850. z

TSTATE Of GerSl1Nn Fem. late ui'
IL Washington, in said District. deceased
The Court Of I'roiAt;e for The District OF
Washington hath hnlited and allowed six
months from the 81 inst /, Or tl,s creditors
Of said estate to exhibit llleiF CHAINS for
settlement. Those who negFeef 20 presen:
their accounts, property asestsSt, wlthi,l
sa I'd time, will be debasred recovery.
All psrSons tn,iebaei to sail Estate Cor
to the lale fisn Of G. Fem ID Son4 are
requested to make immediate payment To-
F FxssE1r : e. Fi Fns,. Executors
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05
DANL. B BRINsMADE, Judge.
AT court Of Probate holden at Cornwall,
,uiIhin and Enr lho Ni,iricl Of Enrnwall IN

At a court Of Probate holden at Cornwall,
within and for the District Of Cornwall on
the Cd day Of August, 1852.
an motion OF William l.. Clark and Noah
" Rogers, Executors of the last will and
testament Of William Clark, late Of Cornwall,
in said district deceased. This court doth
decree that six months from tbs date be ais
lowed and limited tor The creditors Of said
Estate 10 exhibit their claims against the
same to the said Executors, and directs that
ublic notice be given Of this order by adver.
Using in a newspaper published in Litch6eld
and by pc sting a copy thereof on the public
sign post in said Cornwall, nearest the plac'
where the deceased last dwelt.
Certified by FREDERICK KELLOGG. Judge
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF
THE "CONNECTICUr SILVER
steel, COMPANY"


Be it known that we the subscribers
have associated and do hereby associate
ourselves as a body polite, aud corporate
pursuant to the statute law of the State of
Connection, concerning Join, Stock Cor
porations, and the following are our articles
OF association.
Article Isl. The name of said corporation
shall be the connecticut Silver Steel
Company"
Article "a. The capital stock of said com.
pany shall be three hundred thousand dol-
lars, and shalt be divided into twelve thou-
sand shares Of twenty five dollars eacn.
Article 81. The purposes for which said
corporation are established are the follows
isg, to wit, the mining. smelling. refining
and working Of spOthic iron. and other
ores. and selling or otherwise disposiag Of
the same, and Of the proceeds thereof.
Article 4,h. The statute aforesaid is
hereby referred to and made part Of these
articles. and the corporation hereby es-
tablished and organized under and pursu>
ant to said statute. shall have the power,
and proceed according TO- the regulations
prescribed and specifed in said statute.
Article 5th. Each subscriber 70 these
articles agrees to take the number OF shares
annexed TO his name Ia the capital stock
of said corporation. leach share TO- be
twenty-five doliars) and to pay the same
by insialments, las the directors shall order.
Article 9Th. Said corporation is establish
ed and located at New Milford, Li,chfisld
COunty. Connecticut. ......
Dated at New Milford. June Cd. 1852
Jumes Lsete. eight thousand shares.
Josiah r. Sturges. three Thousand nine
hundred and ninety-fve shares.
John M. Buckingham. Eve shares.
The foregoing articles Of association Of
the Connecticut Silver Steel Company are
published 10 pursuance Of the statute re
ferred 10 10 said articles by us.
JAMES 7. LEErE. Pres.
JOSIAH e. STURGEs. Directors.
ego. NJ. BUcKINeHAM. ....t
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Musical Evening
AT THE
HALL OF THE UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Thursday Evening, august 5, 1852.
NTeSSrS G. III. NASH g. Geo HI. CURTIS
Assisted by
Miss VI. s BRuVE2D
ofNesV York.
The Programme is divided into Sacred
Social, Patriotic and Comic.
Asst CONSISTING CURE OF A LADY 6
YEARS Or AGE

Asst ONISHING CURE OF A LADY 60
YEARS Or AGE
DR. M. WooDwoRTH,-SIR,-T is 10
certify that my wife mas been afflicted with
Inc Scroiula from a child, and tor the last tep
wears she has suffered beyond description, II
made its appearance on the upper past OF the
mouth. and also on the vnder jaw: it had be.
come such an eating sore that small pieces Of
the bone have core out. and was atteRded
with the most circulating pains In this
I'D amer she mas suffered without finding any
relief, She was attended. BY some Of our best
physicians. bu! all u no purpose-they had
all gwen her up AT last she was induced to
try Cr, Townships Syrup. of which she took
twenty bottles, but it did her no good. Seeing
your advertisement. she was induced by
friend to tsy your Syrup, sent ~ your agent
in Hartford and procured bottle tos her. and
astonishing as il may seem. before she had
finished takiag that bottle she was relieved Of
those excrucisiiEg pains, and her mouth is
gradually healing. She has taken fonr BOTTLES,
and she ID nOw a0le te be around and atteuc 10
her hcus .hoid duties; and we would hereby
recommend this to Others in like manner az
Hic,ed, as being one Of the hest medicines ever
offered 10 the public; and we feel duly CRATE.
ful THAI we could obtain anything 10 procure
relief. Yours respectfully,
-joHN EMAsoNs.
MEMETABLE EAxA60Ms,
Canaan Apsa 3, 1859.
We, the uddeTsigncd friends and acquaine
tances of Meheiabis El.susOns, certify that
hers was the most distressing case Of ScsOiula
aud Tie Doleseaux We ever witnessed, and
that she has been restored to comfnetab'e
health after having been given up ss past cure
by all her acquaiGtances, and that the state
ment given above by herself and husband may
be relied upon as.stiictly true
GERsHoA n. FITCH.
EMMONs ARNOLD.
RUTH ,. ARNOLD.
JULIA EAxAGONs.
AUDREw EMA6oNs.
SAMuEl. EMMoNs.
EMEkINE Elz1GoNs.
HENRY ]. MEAD.
I, Miles T. Granger, To vn Clerk Of the
Town OF Canaan. hereby certify that am ac-
quainied with the persons whose names are
subscribed to the foregoing cer''dea.e: and
that they are persons Of high responsibility
and every way vgosthy Of credit.
Mills T GRANGER, Town Clerk.
Canaan, CT, April 8, 1882.
also certify that my sister had become
completely debilifaied. that she suffered from
weakness peculiar 10 tie sex : and that your
Syrup has entirely cured her Of this weekness.
which she has long been afflicted with, and
slsO that her general Eealih is greatly in.
proved, Yours respectfully,
John EMMoNs.
90 For agents see advertisement in another
Column. @ @ re 4...s-..
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NIky-Lighf DagnerreOtypes

Premium Nky-Ighf DagAerreOtypeS
THE undersigned would most respect
4 fully AGAIN call the nitentinn Of the
citizens Of Litchfald County to his. sUpe-
rior method Of taking Dagusrre0type Likes
nesses. The public may rest assured that
no trouble CT expense will be spared on
his part in making himself acquainted with
every new improvement. and be able at ah
times " produce as good Miniatures as can
be obtained in the county. For The last
Eve years his whOls time and attention has
been devoted to the Art Of Photography,
and he is happy in being able to say. that
| his most sanguIne expectations have been
more than realized, both in regard to- she
! very extensive patronage he has receiv cd
| as well as his SUCCESS in being able at oil
| times to produce first class picturSs. 1t il
| we'll known to scientific men who have a
practical knowledge of this wonderful art
| that pure atmosphere is very essential t.
the production Of fine clear and well de
veloped picture. Now LitchfIeld Hill is in
! this respect perhaps more highly favored
than almost any other place 10 New Eng
land. He trusts that all who have mo-
already u faithful representation Of life
will loss no time in calling at his rooms a nd
sitting for their pictures while there is ye'
life-while the eye is elear and expressive
and the cheek relains its vivid glow; fol
it is lamentable fact that he is often called
upon to 90 to the 'hpuse Of mourning to
take the likenesses of deceased persons
Then delay not, but call inlmedi"tely' ant
You shall be guaranteed a perfect tae slmlis
| of the living subject.
9D-Rooms in the first building south o.
the Mansion House.
]. l.. JUDD.
Litchield, May goth, 1852,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-08-05
NOTICE.

The coparlnership heretofore existing
between Harlow Roys and John DIXON,
uEder the na'nc Of Roys & Dixon. 10 this
day dissolved BY mutual consent.
All persons having claims against them,
are requested 20 present them Immediately.
and ali persons haviag unsettled book ac>
counts are hereby requested 70 cancel them
without delay.
Either parry authorized 70 sign ID closing
up the business.
HAREow Rpxs.
JoHN DlxoN.
South Norfolk, July 80. 1859.