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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-05-27

TIME undessigr cd would most respect.
l. fully AGAIN call the attention Of the
citizens of Liteh6eld County to his sNps-
rior method Of taking DAguerreotype Likes
nessss. The public mny rest assured that
no trouble CT expense will be spared on
his part IN making himself acquainted with
every new improvement, ana bO able ut all
times 10 produce as good Miniatures as saa
be Obtained in the country. For the last
five years his wholsili,pe and attention has
been devoted to the Art of Photography,
and he is hat ny in being able to say, that
his most sansulnO expectations have been
more than realized, both in regard 10 the
very extensive patronage he has received
as well as his success in being able at all
times TO produce FIRST class pictures. it is
we'll known to scientific men who have u
practical knowledge OF this wonderful art
that pure at 'nosp hore is very essential to
the production Of fns clear and well do
welcomed picture. Now LitohfSld Hill is in
this respect perhaps more highly favored
than almost any other place in New Eng
land. He trusts that all who have no.
already IL faithful representations Of hfe,
will loso no time in calling ut his rooms and
sitting for their pictures while there is yet
life while the eye is clear and expressive.
aud the cheek retains lis vivid glow; for
it is ct lamsntable fact tina, no 10 often cnlRd
upon 10 60 to the 'house Of mourning 4"
take tile likenesses Of deceased persons
Then delay not, bu, call Immediately. mud
You shall be guaranteed perfect fac similo
OF the living subject.
so-Rooms in the first building south Of
The Mansion House.
J. L. JUDD.
Tj,ohNsld Mnv 0O,h, 1852.
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Al Court of Probate holden Al LitcIlfeld
within and for the District Of Lilch6rld

Al Court of Probnte holden a, Litcllfeld
within and for the District of LitchErld
on the 9TH day IF May. A. ID 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, deseaAed.-
This Court doth decree that six mOnths
from this date no allowed and limited fer
the creditors of said estate to cxhibit their
claims against the same said Executor /;
and directs that public notice b. given Of
this order by advertising in newspaper
published 10 Li,ch6-ld. and by posing
copy thereof on the public sign post in said
town Of Warren nearest tho place whore
the deceas, d last dwelt.
Certified from Record.
HENRY B. GRAVES Judge,
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District IT F.itchfield. ~.

PFoba3f F"hF1, MY II. TS3g.
EHSTATE Of HORATIO N. LYMAN of
IA Goshen, in said district anil Angus,
TUS B.CHAPIN Of Pi.tsfeld, Massachu.
sets. merchants in company doing business
at Canaan, Connecticut. under the name
and firm Of Lyman and Chaplin, assigning
debtors under the statute for the benefl of
shcir creditors.
Orderrd-That commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the creditors Of
said ins"lvsm estate be- appointed al the Pro.
bate Office in iichfa'd on the 7th day Of
June $50, at 10 o'cIGck forenoon-nf which
all persons in interest will take notice and
appear # Ihev see cause and be heard there on.
Certified fr~m Record,
HENRY B. GRAVES Jndge
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Architecture.
o. l. A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.

2l6 Main Street. Hartford. Conn.
OFFER 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-
sress, can at all lines be seen a, their Of.
fee and as it is more economical and
saves much after disappointment to have
plans and specifications well matured be-
fore commencing. it must be desirable for
those about to build to secure the services
Of experienced Architects.
They also undertake the inspection OF
works during the progress a. well as fur
nish designs for every style OF interior de-
coraiion, frescO painting, monuments. tab
lets. &c. Charges alwnys moderate.
Jan. 20. 1889. 81
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District If Li,chfieId a.

PrObate EOurr, Nav "a, 1852 {
STATE Of HoRArIO N. LYMAN, Of
- G 'slen. in said hiStrics, an asxlging
debror under the statute for the benefit of
his rreditOrS-
Ordered, That commissioners to receive and
ex,mins the ella ns Of the ere litnrs nf SAID IN I.
s'Ivent estate be appointed al the Probate
Otire in Lirch6eld. on the 9TH day OF Juue
S3!. al 10 0'el'Iek forenoon: ri when all
persons in interest will take notice. and ap>
pear, II 'nev sea cause. a I'd he heard thereon
Certified from Record,
-. HENRY B. GRAVES Judge
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ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
OF THE
TOrriMglOn Manufacturing Company

TOrringIOn Manufacturing company
'1NHE uudersi Ined hereby associate them.
l. selves together as body PolIlic and
corporate pursuant 10 the statute Of the
State Of Connecticut relating To Joiht
Stock Corporations, and III. following are
the articles pf Association
Arl.I The name OF said corporation
shalt he the 'Tortington Manufacturing
Company.
AIT IL. The capital stock OF said corpo>
ration shall be six thousand dollars, which
snall be divided into two hundred and forty
shares of Twenty Five Dollars each share.
Art III. The purpose for which ssid
coIPoratiun is establi. he'll is the following
viz. To m ,nutaeiure all kinds Of scythrS
aud Hues. AMI uny and all kinds Of Tools
and Implements composed OF iron and ste
or # which iron and STEEL are the pIiaci>
pal component paris: and generally to do
all business connected with or incidental
TO TIE purposes OF this association as above
specified.
Art. w. The statute aforesaid is here
by referred to and made part Of these art"
cleS and his corporation hereby esiab-
liShed and organized under aud pursuant
10 said statute. shah have the power and
proceed according TO the regulations de-
.cribed and specified therein.
Arr V. Each subscriber 10 these articles
agrees ~ take the number Of shares O:sai
stock annexed to his CT her name in tn
capital stock Vi said cor poration, each share
TO be twenty five dollars. aud 10 he paid
for by miscellaneous as the Directors Of said
corporatiun shall OF der.
Art vi. SAID Coz poration 10 established
and located in The Town Of TOirimgion,
coua,y Of Lilch6elL and STATE Of Connects
cot.
Dated a, Torring,on this 18th day Ut May
1859.
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Geese Feathers

IN He sNhscribers have made arrange
mems to ksepa constant supply Of Q
Rrst rate article of GEESE FEATH-
FRS-seleeted and packed with grea
care by ourselves, 10 packages Of from
10 to 50 lbs; and will furnish a. all Tins
any quantity from 20lo 1000 lbs. of quail.
ity they will warrant as good as the beet
at as low prices as can BE- purchased
equal quality in the State.
s. g. L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1852.
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District Of Litchtield, 80.

PrObatP Court; Nav IS, 1882,
ESTATE Of JAIN w. FISH late Of Litch
Ia h-ld in said District deceased, The Ad-
AlnislratOr represents the Estate insnveut and
p'avs the appointment of Comm issioners
thereon.
Oraered THAT Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims Of the Creditors If SAID
E.staie be appoint ed at the Probate Office IN
Lichfisld, on the 29rh dav Of NAV 1852, at 10
o'cI"ek forenoon - Of which all persons in
interest will take notice and appear il they
ese cauAr. and be heard thereon.
Certified from X ,c6 I'd,
HENRY r. GRAVES Jude.
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SAVE YOUR MONEY
Charles P. Freeman J. Go.
(L'ts Fireman. Hodges, & Coz
IMPORTERS snd JOBBERS.
sAa N ~ ~

ia Broadway, New York.
HAVE now on hand, and will BE- ressiv.
A lug daily through fhs season. New
GN"ds. direct fr0s the European manufac-
ture ., aud cash AUG; iOns. rich, fashionable
fancy Silk Millinery Goods. Our s,osk o
K'sh B'bbnns. comprises every variety 0
Ihs latest and most beautiful designs i'm
ported.
Many ct our goods ars mans fasiursd OK.
pressiy TO our order. from DER own dssiaHs
\ aud patterns. ami stand anrivslled. We
offer our gO'ds for nett Cash, q lower rrioos
than any credit House in America cal
afford.
AL purchasers will and it greatly to their
tnisrest;O reserve p0rtiou Of their money
AMI max" selections frOm cur great variety
Of rich cheap goods.
Ribbons rich for BOuOsss. Caps. ssshe
and Belize
B"nst Silks. Sa.ins, Grapes. Lissss and
Tarlet0ns.
Embroidsries, Collar, Chsniss.,s. capss
Berthas. ...........
Habits. Sleeves. Cuffs. EdgiDgs, and 10
ssrtings.
Embroidered REVERE, Lace, and Hem
stich Cambria Mdkfs.
b onds, Illusions, and Embroidered Laess
for Caps.
Embroidered Laees for Shawls, Man,illas
and Wells.
Honiton, MeeAlsn, valsucienes, and
Brussels Lacss,
English and Wovs Thread, Smyrna Lisls
Thread. and Cotton Lacee
KID, Lisle Thread. Silk. and Sawing SILK
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April 7, 1889

MISS Bradley invites the attention of
4VA tho Ladies' TO IA great variety Of low
priced Straw Hats. Also shirred Silk and
Luce Mats If the latest patterns.
Also Rihbons, Flowers, Caps, Coliars,
mius. combs. edgings, insertings.
Lisle thread, silk, kid and cotton Gloves
Ma",ilIas, Grape and love Wells. flats and
collars for mourning &c &s.
Prices viii b. nude satisfactory to Gus.
toners
TPar,i0ular attention paid to bleaching
Straw Hats.
!. ,rh6 Il April ~.
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DY ENG.

" JACKSUN hereby gives notice that
H. he continues to DYE Over Coats,
Pants. Goats, Stockings. L,dies Dresses,
Shawls, &C., at his residence, one quarter
OLA mile west Ut the Court House, in Litch
Geld.
u All orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended to.
Lilchfield, September | 1851 ~
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1852-05-27

VRHE "WslcotfvilIe Hardware MaDufsc.
,. Iuring Company would respectfully
invite the attention Of those to whom It may
be Of interest, to the fact, that castings Ut
Iron and Brass Of AlI descriptions, way be
Obtained Of SAID company, to model, on the
most favorable terms.
WoIcottV'tIe HdrIware Mfg co.
WolcJttville, May 2lst. 1851.
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IVAN = y.

A Smart. actlses iasallirSns. ~. -
= ~ years Old, who ca AEiaa y Il
reccmuAehS Atoms 90 % charaGs.r
dnakry, 70 leara She Cahinae Msa ,.as..
to aIlehA cne afar0SnpFnssuAsss II
said trade, 10 ns~ offered By ~ sass ,ssse
who mag BE- addressed u pesecv. !
latter. = shls rssaAsass la ICED a
ass1 - y 1AAgHa Ia. 81 ~
Waslbasg. ApEll u les.
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LINsEED OLE.

TINE subscriber takes this cPaaFsaaily q
inform his frirnds and The pablir geaA
rally. that he has purehased 81 ~. y. 8
.REebe tina OiE MILl o. 1AnfaM Fallsswhap
he 10 manufacturing Linssed OIL ! pure assi
rls end has f.s sale IN lafgs sna snall Go
~ ". 4 xvl aosaw
March e,h. iesa. 49,
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GOSHEN ACADEMY.

THE Summer Session Of this School wi
Il commence Thursday April 20, 1852
- LESSONS in French. Music. Drawing.
Painting &c. will DO given by experienced
Teachers. JAMES @. RicR.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

AT very reasonable prices
E!?s good Grazing Farm. one mile
ksss south OF the enterpTising Village
anzzb Of Winsied. including about
seventy five acres OF land. well divided into
meadows, pastures and Wosi~land. with
variety Of gOod truit part Of the money may
remain on mortgage. Its one Of the most
desirable locations in the vicinity Of that
enserpTisinR manufacturing Village, lying d.
Sectly upon that beautiful sheet Of water,
kanwn asthe Long Pond. fAmous for fishing.
and the great source 81 the water privileges
which move The mighty machinery. which
bFings % much wealth into the place. An
enlerprising maa need Como farther even for
mineral wealth. e 1t is supposed there 10
valuable ore in the hills which 10 Il least
onpsT. Possession given soon.
PAMELA 6. N1NER.
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Az ~ -
A C. SMITH. Litsllfeid, Escs Alyera
Mitcl,cocksville, Warren = Newfsu Mfg
Go. " atertown. a. Miles 4 Son. Wss
Goshen. y N Noble, Har Ninton. J Rsy.
polds, BriIgewatar, Frederick Boardmaa
Nsw Milford. s Msrwin, Gayisrd's Bridge
Samuel 4 Ceue, Kent Plain, = Skid. Corn
wall, H urissn & Goodsell, Cernxall Bridge
George w Chaaes, El'sworth, George H
Chase, Sharon. Watson q Smith, do. CARE
ner & Sanford. West Cornwall, Baldsr &
Miner, Falls Village, G Humphrey. Cana
m. Pierce l. Adam, East Canaan, Law
renee g. Stevens, Norfolk, 4 RockweR
Culrbr,ok. ] G Allen. West Winsted. L G
Curtiss. Winstad. Alyord 8 Bros rs. Vol
coitville, q p Alien g. Co.. Woodbury.
Minor & Allen, IIotchkissvilIe. II ] Chursl,s
Washington, W r Carpoater, South Fara
Pickett s. Turreli. South Farms Z n Rar
som. Bnrkhalnslad, O Austin. New Hart
ford, Anthony Baker. Baskerville. ? w No.
bic. liarwinton. 3 Thomas. Jr.. PlyasutA
Hollow, II Tai,nadge, Plymouth, =. IL.
Skid,nore, Bcthem, and by Agents 10 81,
most every town and village 10 New 1ng.
lind, and BY dsalers 10 msdisias ssasrSs5
in other SAFES .# ..'n "a
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ChttagoMy Fowls and Eggs.

NOR SaIa by the subscriber, II fne lot &C
n Chi,tigoDg Fowls. which can be de-
psnded upon as pure breed. Eggs from
the above hens can bo l'ud at two dollars
per doEen, White Cochin Hens Eggs.
three dollars Per dozen.
These Fowls and Eses can be 0b.ained
by addressing J W White. corner Of Shelop
und Governor street, Hartford. Conn.
J w WHITE.
Anr;l 1870
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Important 70 Dairymeni
r. W. DAVISS
ELF-ADJUsTlNG CHURN.

SELF-ADJUSTING CHURN.
NOR CHuRSINo, wOKErvO OFT THR
4 BurrEaMILK AND WoRKING ~ the
SALT Manufactured BY E. WING < co.
West G0sl1an. Conn.
The following gentlemen with many 9th.
ers, have kindly permitted us to use their
names. not only for reference, hu: to say
that the Churn does all that wa claim for u
both as COED Churner and in working cut
the buuerlnlk aHd working in the salt.
A. Milss " Son. willard Gaylord, Jnseph
Wooster. William London. Jo"sIhan
9l,nIHr. Orris Tuul0. PhilO Howe.
aud BeUjau'in LAwt"n, Goshen; Samuel
JOhnson. Norfolk Andrew Bartholomew
Sheffield. Chesterfield King. J o&JD
G'Wdwin, Russell CalkiMs, William Chap
man. and Elisha WimHus. sharon Jac"b
cOvillr Julius Hart. George wheaton. j.
Titus L Hart and H. T. y. Johnson, Corn {.
wall l.; AmOs Pierce Winchester: Rev.
DAVID Miller and Nathaniel Smith Torring
ford Miles B",den. NJ. D. and Robert
Li,tle, Caaaan. Fhiiander Culver, Litch>
field.
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District Of Li,chasld, 70.


Probate Court. April 5lh 1854,
ESTATE OF Truman Leayenworth late
IA Of LitchGeld. in said District dece ed
The Court Of Probate for tbs district vi
LiehR.ld. hath limited aud allowed six
months from the date thereof, for The crodi.
tots OF said Estate represented insolvsu,
10 which to exhibit their claims thereto
and has appointed Chester g Gosles, ANA
Daniel II Stoddard Esqs., Commission ara to
receive and examine said Claims.
Certi led BY
... HENRv D. Graves. Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they
shall NEE. at Hotel Of william Coe. in said
Li,chfsid. on the 22a day Of May. A. d.
la5a., Ond on the 5th day Of October. 1854.
at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon. on each Of
said days for tho purpose OF attending on
the business Of said nppOisimsnr.
CREsTgR C. GosLsE. Commits.
DASIEL b. SToDDARD. { AionerG
All persons indcbteA to said Estate, are
reuu ested 10 esoks immediate payment 10
HARVEY Z. sMlrH. Adnlnis,rasos.
A. a Court Of Probate holden q Cornwall.
within and fer the District Of Cornwall.
on the Esd day Of April. A. D.. 1854.
Present. FRsDERicg KxLIoso. Judge.
On metioR Of Jain NJ Wadhams. Admin
isirator on the essais Of Dorcas Blake. late
OF CORNWALL within said district deceased |;
This Court doth decree that elk months
from this date DO allowed and limited for
the creditors IT said estate to exhibit their
claims agaiast the came 70 said AAminis-
TRAITOR; ana directs that public nOtiss be
given ofthis order BY advertising in nawD~
paper Published In Liseh6sld. and By paste
ing . copy thereof on the public sien INST
In said iOwn II Cornwall. nearaas ne nlaee
where the deceased lnat dweIt.
ye4sg Csrtihed lrom Recnrd. \
HREnRIcK KELLocG q. ledge.
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j. Il. Judd.

DAGUERREAN ARTIST.
"AS taken Rpo,As ~ the frat building be
L1low the Mansion House, where his Mini
lures NAV no obtained Al all tiMss
Luch6eld, AprtI2. 1881. ~
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PLEASE READ THE FOLLOWING
EkRIIEIEA rES

hav. used enc OF K. y. Davis Self Adj
justinG Churns, Manufactured BY NJ. r
Wing If this piece during he pact sumu.er
aud have been better pleased with ito psrflr.
nance than any other have used W. are
pleased with the process OF working and salt.
lsg the butter:
MnSHa LYMAN
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OVID PLUME
histury. Jane, S6th, 1881.

premium and Diploma. was awarded 70
F. ing. at the last Agricultural Fair in New
tN"N, Fu,,heImnre, the pr"prieiors Il 'si-"
earn ily, all VITO usr this churn, to acquaint
themselves with the imDoriant utility ut IT
and net hastily condemn il. We have had an
opportunity Of testing the chnrn for moi than
one year, aud are confident that on under.
Standing If the principles Of Churaing and
Working ths butter al! objections will be 70.
moved
We are aware that sasne farmers have not
acquainted Themselves with the working Of
butter IN the Cnurn, and consequently u" aoi
knew its true value above all other ChurnO.
The proprietors respectfully solicit he pfivi-
lege of explaining it. The whole operations
vt working The butter is So siE nle and perfect
that We have tie fullest conhd'Oc" in It's final
triumph. All we ask ladies' and g"n'IemsS 70
fair trial by all who purchase the Ch"rn
and II any Of ynu do not succeed I" USE il to
YOUR satisfaction By the directions which &C.
cnmp any the Churn, please give Us notice. an
we are confident WE can satisfy all unpre il
diced minds, that the Churn 10 ell we clam for
il.
We propose to reduce the price 10 81, SS.
and 50. per Churn. PS. All our Agents
please notice. F.. Vine
A GiLBERr.
West Goshen. CT April I. 1854.
PLEASE TAKE NOrICE,-rhe sub.cri.
her. ais" ATE mu ,ufacruring and are preparsd
:" turni.h anv that nav wen with any auanti.
~ "i sash Blinds and dao .. at .hsrt not,ee,-
Plrase call gentlemen, you who are wanting
the above Article. and examine for Yourselves.
Sashes glazed with American or Imported
Glass "i superior quality,
z. WING sea.
r Vino.
A.G,LsERr.
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The above is true copy # the original.
published by order Of the President and
Directors ofihe company.
PHINEAS NOR FL. President
URI L. WHrriko, Secretary.
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PHILo CLINE.

FHIIO IHTNb.
South Am mia, Sept, 1851.
The tollOwi " are the words Of the report
on thu Churn offered a: the late Cattle Show
and FAiI in Lilchheld.
mir. F.. Wing aiss exhibited a Chnrn, the
object being to work the bu ter after churning
II, which your Committee recommend I" the
favorable R"llce "i those manufacturing the
art'cle OF butter, and award premium"
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BRANT'S
PULMONARY RAISAM.


The Great COUGH RENlEDKs
Many years Of experience, and more than HuGSdred
xhOueRnd Cures Of COnsumptlve Comp dnts,
have xsOvea 10 the uudoubed satisfaction of all neFs
WkS have become acquainted with this wonderful remedy
Ihst is greatly superior, because Is SooGine and
Aeziing, and more certain to cure COmsumDtfom Of
Do Lungs, than any other Remedy In the world we
know however that q 10 0ad BY that ConsurnptioH
can not DO cured Be that the opinion Of the many or he
few we ehal not attempt argue with SUCH but this We
sgU say and do asss as fact which can be proved 10
thousands Of cRsess that this medicine has cared
COHhS and dssas. which, before the cures were effected
were called real Consumption, a2d which were a
Csnded with sgWpozEs that reseubed and were In all
Vess ke the symptoms Of those Ao de- and cohen dsad
are said have died with that fatal disease Consume
eiOm. This Balsam has cured Thousands OF persons wo
said 10 be h0peessy adlicted-who had hard DIV.
yaeking COughs-Pdias il the Breast, SD, and bach
OiMculty f BreatkiMg-faEvutenf REPRESENTATION
Hectic Eeri-NighE SDsats-and wasting away Of the
Flesh and Blood. Persons having such complaints
6Fve been cured aer It said they could not live
week longer: This Medicine has cured some who were
supposed to be In dying state, but, by the uas d
this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good health
Tails BalsUln iS purely .eestaSI compound u -
pleasant to take and does iy in Of dis
ease or under any circumstances lteects ils wonder.
Ssr.ngs1,::nins and lnxigOrnting The whole syslem-
ton-thus Gudying COugh-soothing the &erVes-aMd
aiding and Gacs::1sfng EXpeceOratiOu. 1t Cures TN
following diseases, viz. -
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MOSES LYMAN.
Gosh en-, Sept. 20. 1851.
rMr. EpENrzER VINO,

% r. EBENEZER WING,
S'r-Havlng purchased end u'sA one Of your
Churns. and being much pleased with its per>
t"'mance. would take this opportunity Of
saving 10 YOU that consider II to be- the ne
plus Witro OF the Chur ling Mac hinery. BE
ing adapted to working the butter, as we'll as
separating it frsm the milk. l W mld therefore
chrerinlly recommend il I" all my friends,
who regard :he old method az a laborious and
tedious operation
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Mr.. r. WING,

.Ht. r.. WI INC,
Sir-rhe Davis Patent Churn, which I
purchased "fyou, give. entire saiIsfaciI0n.-
American butter 10 a"w, and Away, has been
an mf+risr article compared with European
IN our own and ioIei.n markets which IL
ewing To two circumstances -ouTs contains
too much buttermilk and too much salt. The
first Of the.s i. easily "oviAtal by the use of
your churn. ard the SECOND by little care on
The part OF the dairy women, Your churn APP.
pears 10 posses. ali the qualities thai eau b.
required Of an ilnplement oi;ne KIND. and 70
IN my opinion. .u. .eIicr to any oiasr no" ia