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Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

ETAn old joker who never yielded the
palm to any one in reeling knotty yarn,
was put to his trumpts as hearing. a traveller
state that be once saw brick house placed
upon runners and drawn up bill to a
more favorable location some half mile
distant. @"Wbat do you think of that I'm
Gle Ethiel?'' said the bystanders. 90
fudge" said the old man, 81 once saw a
two-story house down east drawn by oxen
three miles A dead silence eLsued; the
old man evidently had the worst of it; and
he saw it. Gathering albis energies, he
bit off huge piece Of pigtail by the way
Of gaining time for thought; they drawed
the stone house, said the old man (ejecting
quantity of tobacco juice towards the fire.
place. } @but that warn't the worst of the
job; arter they'd dun that they went back
and drawed the cellar" The stranger gave
In. = : z- = g.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

sr Men dying make there will-why
cannot wivesa st
Because wives have their wills during
their lives. ,aasa 80 s $50 =.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

GFWhy is a PERSONS breath, in the
winter r'smorning, like the Prince of Wales?
1t is air apparent.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
2 Iike1,esses for Notiling,

saasss sEa4 POPLINS. s.
OK Ps. OF the pre.tiest Poplins ever offered in
20 this market, at II ]. u R DAYS.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
New Saloon.
Ladies and Gents!

NXYHEN you eome TO town, be sure sans call at
Nv Matthew's Daguerrean Car,
and see thethousand and one finest lkenesses the
process is capable Of producing. The new chem
lcaIiy prepared Glass, works to charm much
kntf, clearer, and more beauufulthan the old way.
MATIHEws DAGUERREAN CAR.
Rayeuna. May iltb, 1852.
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28
Hang out the Banners!
AND SPREAD3s THE NEWS,

45yoR at BROWNS fashionable MilIenery Store,
zcan be found the pret,iest shaped Straw, CHS
na, and extra super Blond Lace Bonnets, that have
ever been brought into RaveRna, and in number or
sualny, NOT whit behind the foremost
Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1845-1854, 1852-06-28

The roof fell to the cellar, and legion Of
sparks flew up to the sky. 80 e,
Morning came Hundreds Of men were
searching among the ruins. -,
Only a handful Of white bones lay piled
up together! g Sz@ - aH} ls'essf.:
The mother was maniac!s . a. s!5ssu7t
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

KEELING. OLNT1EENT.

EIOh the cure Of Saltrheum, EsFesip,
Il Chilhlains, Chapptd or Cracked Hal
Sums aud Scalds, Cue, Wounds Of any K,
Old Scies, all kinds Of breaking out and
UuchildIep, Scr Lips, P,mPles on shs
ed all diseases Of the skin.
tJ- For particulars, see small bills q
Nanying rat h Box.
lie convince the puSiicthat this Ointi
ls NO humbug. and that IL wit do what tht
/ Nnamendatl"n says, invite any one ir"ubf
v4,hihs ai'"ve complaints to Gallon my Az,
'ld take Box andsity 1T, fit does not al
.GURE rslurnit wIIhis thirty days, and
'sek your money,
NIB. can give hundreds of certifi,
where this Ointmen, has almost wrought
&C les in the way of cures, but think ito.
use. as il will recommend itself whereyel G
assd. Prepared AID sold by
MONROE TERRELL. Naagatuck, G.
Hf5- Al Orders directed to the above addt
will 6s thlakiully received and promptly .
tended !. Sold also by the principal D.
gists a"d Country Merchants geaerally. RI
as cents,
WoL-:.LE Depnr. "A. B . D Sands. Nv
Elitsn street, New York
Ag-nts-I4itch6eid, A c Smith, 3. Farm
WIN q Smsdley, Plymouth, Seth 1homas.
and Tho mas Scott, Camps Mills. L ] II
W 'leottviile. Charles McNiel, Winsisd. ]
Alica and : Kline, Jr; Norfolk, Lawrence
Sttsrns, Eas' Canaan. Pierce & Adam. Ga
aaR G Hum threw, Salisbury. NJ. L Grahar
&c Lakevills, r. s. Humphrey, Falls villas
Beld~n D. Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt
Foster, Cornwall Bridya, Harrison & Goods.
Bs,htsln. 2. L. Skdms.e, oodbury, G
AuVN &C., a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
Geese Feathers

gYvHE Subscribers have made arraage
men;s to keep constant supply Of .
Grst rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-selected and packed with grea
care by ourselves, in packages sffrom
ID to 50 lbs; and will furnish 81 alltims
any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs of qual>
ily they will warrant as good asthe bert
1t IS low prices as can be purchased
saaal quality in the State.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

Probate Court. S;ay7,h. 1852.
~ STATE Of HOVER BOARDMAN.
Ia Esq, late of New Mifrd, in said
district deceased. Pursuant to an order
from the Court Of Prub,ts for said District
will be.sod mt public Auction 10 the high
est bidder. onthe 3Otll day of May, 1852;
al L o'clock on the afternoon. Ness
previously disposed Of of at private sale,l
Sd much of the Real Estate of said dc
ceased, as will RAISE the sum of Ssl75l.90
with incident charges Of SALE Sale 10 take
place at The lnte dwelling house Of the
deceased in said New Milford. Terms
made known al the time of sale.
F. VANDEKBUReH Administrator.
By R"BERT FERRIss
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
Cons11naption,

COUGHS and Coids Hronehieis, AsGAma. sSisiiae
hiooa BLssdiao al ~ Laags Patas = ~ Breast Sc
CAsse Nsyvansnsss Might Sses0ls, PalpieateA II ~ -
end al FEMALk WEAKNEeSRSe ard CeNesas
ar.s.nE thsreff0iA, Chelefa Imfanenvss e
~ ESS Proof and paTticnlafs Of Cures -
Ramphiets and Haa25a';- ear Agssm hsse 80
give away.
% FIR sale whAIrsa'e ard n TAT. by
smith Litchiisld. Craw levitt. n. TART
y Is La,hIsP, " olGettstt r A MiAsG
and Miles & Gray. Goshsr. T ". Pier
Ph:llips 4 Rood and J. G. Allen, Winsied, ].
Warner, Rnxbury. G. W. Whi.tlssey. n. Nj
ford, Mile q CO, Norfolk, w. w. Calkif
N n, 40, e. r. Peck. Ellsworth. G. I REiad'
Sharon, Warren &eNs~ tpn, Watertessu 9. BE-
bitt. Babhitt's Bridge. @ q Walker y &c
Iiitchc. eI-viIs, 7 hempsan q Ailkn. w esdkns
DslAcp =. Miner. Fails Village. and By Ne
-.ni.s and Dragsists - asaiIy ssery iswH
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
Bounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1919.

THE n ,mbrrs OF Capt. Wsu4h's Company
l., ~ the war Of 1914, are each entitled ie
40 acres Of BuRiiy Land. am n"w receiving
warrants for III ,se Of rhs Company who have
applied 70 me, notwithstanding the opinions
OF others iolhe contrary. ! have The Pay
Roll OF Capt. Wan9h's Company. aud. also Il
capt. Charles Buel's COMPANY. and am there's
fsre prepared 10 complete the aprlicaiinn Of
any member # either Of these Companies, or
the wid"w Of any ,member on nolnsni's no.
tee. by calling on me At nv office
HENRY z GRAVES.
Li'ch6sld. NV. 4th, 1891. 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

TIN e subscribers have ja>i retarnetfron,
Il New York with large stock Ct Roots
and Shoes, bought al a time of grea, press.
ure inihe money market, 1nsequently will
be sold at greatly reduced prices. =
We think any one may I'll themselves OF
any thing in our line of Trade, from the
small fancy Cack TO the large thick Boot; ;
from the small Rubber Boot 10 the large
Over Shoe, al unprecedented Low PRICES,
Morocco. Innings, Bindings. Sole Leah
er and Findings. for sale as usual
MEAFOY g. TROW BRIDGE,
Filst Door West Of the Court House.
Litchirld, Oct. l4ih, 1851. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
DIVIllEND.

FIyHE Winsteu Bank mas declared adividrnd
1 OF four per cent ON the ea,ntngs OF the
last six months. PAYABLE 10 the stakeholder.
on and after The Sd instant,
By UTder Of the Board Of Directors
JOHN C TRACY, Cashier
West Winstsd May 1, 1881
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
DIED..

In this town. BaLtsm Falls, 9Th inst
Mr.. job n w. Fish. = eed 40
In Norfolk. 9Th inst. Warren Cone, ESQ
aged Sc.
iu N'w York, on the 9Th inst, Henry
W.. Wolcoli in the 32d year of his ape
youngest sou of the late Hon. Frederick
Wnlcott of this village. His rem.ins were
hr'u sht TO LiIchfi.ld and inferred on the
ltIh.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13


Bud recommend for Cerk@hip.-A
Chicago friend; tells the following
occurrence, for which he vouches
A young man with whom our in
form,n, hal an acqlai ntance, BIT
wlrn.h, htl MT seeh for some time
wrote from distant city. soliciting.
employment as dry goods clerk
o T. friend beat the bush, and finally
sl:; eedel in obtaining II situation
f, nj m by strongly ling
tn applicant. In thu course of ii ne
the clerk arrived, AMI presented him
self before his ffi.nI, with an i'm
mense 'Ker>hoos' decorate with
lol. tea her, a f.r>;Io Is beard, and
FIRM llbls moa.ta :hs! Tn. bust
ness man took l,i,urcly survey Of
the applicant, and then remarked 10
him, so you have come to take hat
cerk-hip hive you? don't think
yoa will answer tn, description | hive
given yon at all, bgt it hear o. any
body VIII, wants to hire an assassin,
or man to play the villain in mol-
odrama, you can depend upo my
inf ,ence ~ The clerk bowed him,
self Out, and returned in the after
noon with a white mans hat on his
head, and with his whiskers and
m,nsiache redu:el to the "Peace
es.a ,!isl n.nt -
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
SAVE YOUR MONEY
Charles p. Freeman. a. c..
CLats FrSsman. Hodges & Co..
IMPORTERS end J0BBERS,
IA Broadway, Nsw York.

IA Broadway New York.
kHAVE now Un hand, and will b rres.v.
AA iUg daily through. the season. New
GO"ds, direct fro@ the Europaan manufac-
iUre ., aud CASH Auc, lone. rich, iasEioll.hIs
fancy Silk. Millinery GOotls. Cur Suvk o
h'etl bbb'ns. comprises every variety o
ia" latest aud most beautiful designs i'm
ported.
Many at our goods are mara f;e,urc,I q.
preSsly to cur order. from our own designs
aud patterns, ana stand unriv allied. We
otter our goods-for nett Cash, alluwrr nrioos
than any credit House in America ca n
utfurd
All purchasers will Gnd il greatly 10. their
inlerestio reServe II portion Of their money
ana nuke selections fronl our great variety
of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for Bonnets, Caps, sasl .
aud Belts.
Bonnet Silks. Sa,ins, Crsp.s. Lissss and
Farl-tons.
Enbro.d eries, Collier, Chsmisstts, Capss
Bertlns.
Habits, Sleeves, Cuffs, Edgir e, and Il.
settings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Uem
stitch Cumbric Mdkfs.
Bonds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laess
for Caps
Embroidered haces for Shawls, Man,illas
aud Wells.
Honi.on, NLechlen, valencisnes, and
Brussels Laces
English and Wove Thread, Smyrna Isle
Thread. and Cotton LNces'
KID, Lisle Thread. Silk, and Sewing silk
Gloves and Mitts.
Frsuca and American Artificial Flowers
French Lace, Enslish, American aud
Italian.
Straw B,nncts and Trimmings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
E. WING,
A.GGLBeRr,


A.GsLsERr.
Al Court OF Probate holden at Salisbury
within and for the District Of Salisbury
on the 18th day Of \priI. A. D. 1852.
Present. JoHN G. MITCHELL. ESQ. Judge.
I'm motion of tho Executors on the
" Estate Of AsAasL Humphrey. late of
Salisbury, within said District. deceased {;
This Court doth decree that Six months
from this date. be allowed and Iimted for
the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their
claims against the same to the said Execu-
tor. and directs that public no leo be given
OF thisorde by advertising il newspaper
published in Litehfield. aud by posting a
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town of Salisbury. nearest the place where
lie deceased last fwelt.
Certified from Record.
JoHN G. MITCHELL, JUpoE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
HL ,ngg1Green Wells are no

wL ing oGreen Wells are now
worn by some OF the fashionable
New York d indies, wifen promona-
ding Broadway. Tie reas ~ alleged
therefor. il. y 9Th .sdasl IS of1ensSs
tnsih:ir tieIscase o!IacsoFies andsinju-
rious toilfeir eyes aud lungs More
likely j is, to save expense, arising
fSon What regard us the too frequent
Washing Of their 'sibbs and fuckers"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
aLIiNSIEEll OIL.

TIVE subscriber takes this opportunity to
inform hi. friends and the public gene
rally, that he has purchased of'Mr r. s..
B'e6e the Or MILL at Bantam Falls. where
he is Misunderstanding Linseed Oil. a pure arti-
Gle and has Tnr sale in large and small guam
titles. Also OIL Cake:
W. p. RILsBoURN
March sth, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

BAD wsrIng.-There are from
time to time in the Dead Letter
Office, London, about EI 900 an
nually in cash, seeking owners In
duly. iS47, 1883 letters, only two
months accumulation, all containing
property, were arrested by tn. bad
suPerocriptioa of the writer's.
VOLCANIC Eruption The famous
Mluna Loa, in The Sandwich Islands,
the first of all the active volcan Des of
the present century, is IN state Of
ern ptipn. 1t nm.nced discharg-
streams o. lava in FEBRUARY, and at
the last accounts burning with ter
rible force and virgo-a sublime AMI
wonderful spectacle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

1NHE underSi sned hereby aSs0riale them.
selves together AZ a body po.ilic and
corporate pursuant TO the statue of the
State Of Connections relating. TO Joiat
Stock Corporations, and III. following are
the articles nf AssOci ation--
Art. l. The name of said e8rpDr a ii0n
shalt be the rorIinglon Manufacturing
Company.
Ar IL. The capilalsiock OF said corpo>
ration shall be six thousand dollars, which
snail be divided into Two hunured and forty
shares Of Twenty Five Dniars each Sl,as o.
Art. I'LL. The purpose for which said
corp"rat'On is sStablis he'd is the following
viz IL IN 'nufaetuFe all kinds Of scythrs
aud Hoes, AMI Uny and all kinds ofs OOls
and Implements composed Of iron and steel
: or II which iron and Steel are the pIinci>
pal Compliment parts: and generally TO do
all business connected with or incidental
10 the purposes Of this association as above
specified.
Art. Nv. The statute Aforesaid is here
by referred to and made part Of these arti"
cles and this corporation hereby estab
lished and organized under aud pursuant
TO said statute. shall have the power and
proceed according TO the regulations de-
scribed and specified therein.
Art " Each subscriber 10 these articles
agrees to take the number Of shares o. sal
stock annexed to his CT her name in tn
capital s,oek Ut said cor poration, each share
10 be twenty Eve dollars. and 10. he paid
/ for by insiallmenis as the Directors of said
corporation shalt order.
Art vi. SAID corporation 10 established
and located in the town of Torringion.
counly of Lilch6eld and State Of Connects
cut.
Dated at Torrington this 18th day Of May
1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

A, Court of Probate holden q, Li'chfeld,
within and for the District of LitchfrlJ
on the 9TH day of May. A. d 1852.
Present. HENRY B GRAVES, Judge,
I'm motion Of George Starr. Executor on
~ the Estate OF Abner WEIGH, late of
Warren within said district, Decreased
This Court doth decree that six. months
from his date.hc allowed and limited for
the creditorSof said estate to exhibit their
claims agsil,s. the same said Executor
and directs that public notice be given OF
this order by advertising in newspaper
published 10 Litch6rld. and by posting e
copy there Of on the public sign post in said
town Of Warren nearest the place where
the dsceas, last dwet. ....
.. Ce tiled f ON Re- ~rd.
HENRY & GRAVES Z Ldnc
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
Maine Law & California.
NEW GOODS.

Al WHEELERS nFCHEAP CASH
- ST0REl! FRESH GROCERIES.
good qualities. All kinds of PROVISIONS
Pork, n ANS. &c, FIsH MARKEr-Salmon,
Shad. Bass, Mackcrel, Cod fish. Sword. Fish
Blue ash. Fresh Shad weekly, and ~
sorts Of Salt water Fish.
CLANS on Saturdays, as usual.
All Sorts OF Fresh Mrats on baud bl'ch.
eird daily al he slaughter on the p en,iscs
Ii you'can't find an, thing at aay other
Store. please call on WHEELER and he.
WIFI walt on you quick and cheap You
can lnd some choice brundEs &c., fR
MEDI> mai PURPo rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
FOR. sALE.OR RENT.

A AT very reasonable price, .
EsTs good Grazing Farm, one mile
lllal south oi the enierprising Village
aaAA9SzA ni Wlnsted. Including about
sev"nt, five acres Of land. we'll divided into
meadows, pastures aud Woodland. with q
variety OF good fruit part Of the NANCY NAV
remain Oh mo- 'gage. II is one OF he most
desirable 'ocatirns in the vicinity Of that
enlerpli.inA manufacturing Village. lying ai-
rectly upon tina, heaniful sheet Of water.
known as the Long Pond. famous for fishing
and the great source ri the water privi'"g"S
which move The mighty machinery. wh-h
brings so Huch wealth into the place. An
man need COMO further even iot
mineral wealth. az il is supposed there 10
valuable ore in the hills. which is al least
Copper. Possession given s,on.
PARMELIA e. MINER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
j. G.. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS,
Hartford, Com

! ~ AUTVUFWs OVssF7'
euumeAts aad Tomhs Of American, and
italian Marble, Baptismsl Fonts. MH.
raj Tablets, Urns, Vases, Msntles
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Fionrs, sc constantly
aR hand or furnished to order.
HnrtEssJ. yuae Ist.. Iy%
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
aRQLl.ECTORs NOTICE.

Notice is hereby gwen te alt persons lin.
be to pay taxes in thetown OF NewMilford
N he assessment of 1851 that | have re-
ceived a warran, TO collect Town Tax of
seven cents on the Dollar. laid on said as
sess'nent and for the purpose OF receiving
-aid Taxes will meet them Mt the New
England House in said '.own on Monday.
7'h dny If June 1852 from 9 O'Clock A. Nj,
III 80 clock P. NJ on said day. All per-
Suns who neglect to pay lheiraaxes on or
before said day NAY expect to pay the Coils
eetor his legal fees.
JAMES q WELTON. Collector.
New Milford April eth 1852.
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

Mr.. N. P. Willis, writing to the
Home Journal from Barnula, VI trch
SIst, thus describes the effects upon
invalids ola change from lhs bracing
air Vt the aorth ID the warm latitu lie !:
Tle heat OF these tropic Al seas is
sing 'ltrIy debilitating. A sense Of
unsupp!iable goneness is complained
Of by every one. For me, it ha'
soneWh 1t loosened my c1ugh, but
brain AMI iimDs seem saturated with.
utter hel2lcssness. Food gives no
stren5th, aai sleep OILY seems to
exhaust anil weaken. What health
is to- be fo1li in 50 pros'rating "a
cline, [ shall kaow, perhaps, here
after"
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
WANTED.

A Smart. active. intelligent, boy. about
"A l6 years old, who can bring good
recoR NJ ndati"us as to character and in
dustry. to learn the Cabinet Makers trade
TO such one arare opportunity to learn
SAID trade, isnsw offered Ivy The subscriber
who may be addressed in, per son. or by
letter. at his residence. in Woodb ury
Conn.
JAMES II. LINSLEY.
Woodbury.. April II 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that
ID IL he continues to DYE Over. Goats.
Pants. Coais, Stockings. Ladies' Dresses,
Saawls. &c., at his residence, one quarter
Of a mile west ofths Court House, III Litcll
field.
T AL orders thankfully received and
promptly attended to.
Liichfeld, September / 1851 IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
H., SKeSEIassGssa,.

At The Old Stand.
mxAM HAVING procured an assist ani
<ES<ZK Matchmaker and Jesveler, will
Bsontinus to do any and all kinds
OIL watch repairing and watch j. yelling that
may be- intiuslrd /" his care IN the hest man
neg and on reasonable terms. no pains vii he
spared ." give satisfaction ever, customer
Thankful for past fayors he would .oliei II the.
nfihe public patronage. Alsc, Il
ehoice assortment OF Watches. Jewelry and
silver Ware at low prices for Ca,lf.
Ljtsh6sA. Nav 1881 iy3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

Al Court OF Probate held ut tie Probate
Otfic" in Washington. May 3. 1852.
Present. ID. B, BRINsMADE Judge.
'ilE Cnur' allows six mouths from, the
3d DAY of May. 1852. 10 tho creditors
of Inc estate Of SAMUEL SMITH. late
OF Washington. deceased, to exhibit their
Chime fOi" settlement all who neglect To
present them properly a'tested 10 the Ex-
ecutOrs on SAID Estate will be- deb ,rred a
recovery. A true copy ofrecufd.
Certifi.d.by
DB. BRIN MADE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
= 4. Iuid.
mAcTTRmRMAw ARrTMw

d WAGU EHHEAN AMEADE.
TTAS taken K sams 10 the frst building be.
u ,ow the MansInn House. where his Mini
alurss may he obtained al all times
Litch6sld, April2. 1851. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
Clerk w anted.

a Smart, active, intelligent boy, !,
IA 14io l6 years old, who can brihgg
recommendations as 10 honesty and int.
rity, may hear Of a Fare chance 10 learn
Mercantile business by addressing the $,
scrib"r in person rby le,!er, II his rss
dence in Lakcv:lle, Conn
r. B, MITCHELL
Laksville, May 7tIi,lt52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
REMOVAL.

Dr.. BOSrWICK mas removed his
residence to, Mr.. j. l.. Judd's, at the
Able Place, South street. Night call
ers will please rap at the north door,
Officeas heretofore.
L,tcAsfstd, Jan 27, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
OWN PLUMB
hisbury. June. seth, 1851.

premium. and Dtplona. was as;ardsd 70
E. ing. at the las, Az, Icuitura Fair IN New
Han !, Flu, hr, m"re, the proprl.ioIs d'si.-
earn i!y, ali h" us" this churn, TO acqnAini
,h.mseives with the imnorisni unity OF II
and n.i hastily condemn il. We have had an
"pp"r:ue,t. ii testing the chnrn for mms than
one year. aud are confident that on under
standing # the principles Of Churning and
Working the butttEali osjsctionS will be re.
moysd
We are aware that some farmers have not
acquainted III msvives with The working o
butter in. the Caurn. and consequently do lol
knuw.iis true value abpve all ether Churns
The pruptietors respectfully solicit he pfIvI-
legs OF explaining ii. The whole operations
nt working the butter - 3" sim ole ana pcs eel
that we have tie fullest confdrRce .RI;. final
triumph All we ask ladies' aad genilernea il
fair triai by all who purchase tbs Chnrn
and n any, Of you du not succeed to use il Ia
YOUR satisfaction by the aH scii"ns which sc.
c"Mpsny the ChnrH. please give us notice an
We are confident we can satisfy all anpre /.
diced minds, that The Chufn 10 ell we claim E,r
il.
We propose to reduce the price 10 a.. az
and SO. per Churn. P s. All our AGENT.
please notice, E. Vine
A GILaERr.
West Goshen, Or April |, 1854.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE,-The sub.c,i.
bers aiso are misunderstanding and are prepared
10 furnish, aay that may wan. with any o,,anti-
ty Of sash. Blinds and doc .. 1t shsvt motice.-
Plssse call gentlemen. you who ere wanting
The above Article. and examine for Yourselves.
Sashss glazed with American. or Imported
Glass "f . superior qasl,ty,
e. WING see.
E VINO,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
4 q ndjoased meeting~of the Isl
Eceesiasiical Society Of Litchfirld
will ba hell at their. Mreiiuv

H. An ndjoms-d meeting~of the Isl
49, Ecclesiastical Society Of Litchfrld
viii be- hell at their. Meeiing
House on ssenday thu Eth ut; May inst.
Mt "n" o'clock + VI at which time business
efunlr'riaace will came before the Society
aud the Slips IN the chu~ch w,ll b. offered
fpr sale f"r on. Yeas, cnndt'Oned that the
a'n Iuni of sal.'s reanhes The sum nf $1,000
D r. ROSr VI K Is ci"lv 3
GURDON Fti.LEY }Cumni,-
HENRY b. GRAVES tee.
DR'U Nf'" an 'r'ier "fthe Court OF Pro.
l. bate Ia the dislric, "i Nsw Ml,iurd. the
subscriber will sell al pub ie auction. on the.
25th and 26th days Of May 1850 at l p VI on
each Of said dave (unless previously disposed
Of a. private sale; en- much Of the real estate &
!AMU: IL n. w poDlN. late Il New Milford
deceased, as will raise the snm Of 1897 Oh
with incidental charges Of sale.
y Sale 10 take place on the 25th nj the
dwelling house no~ or lat-ly occupied nv
Lauren Ne~ton IN Rnxbury-and on the
26th ~ the dwelling house lately occuDied
by said deceased in said N. NiIford-aud
a!so at r 'xbury on salt 25ih of NV two
Notes against L'ue,. Newton. Terms
made known at the lime ef sale.
Dated a. New Milford MAY a 1857.
JOSIAH BE.ARDSLEY. Admir-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
MARRIED..

In West Cornwall. 4th inst, Jonathan T
Norton Esq. To Miss L.. Maria Clark.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13
--ApVERTIZING.-

min 'trasORs' Notices, elOO
;On nissionOrs' Notices l.25
cstray N'ticss, rs
Other advts, er square. q weeks,) 10
Each snbseq ,e NJ insertion. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-05-13

FRED lItICK D. BEEMAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
O.ics in Seymour's Building,
LiichfieId Conn,