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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
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WM7HEN first commenced the sale of the osle-
 W brated Vermont Marble class of unprind- pled men said that it good for nothing. ius finding that the people cU haus a this same class of men are palming of New Preston Limestone and Persons in want of Gravestones or Mot,u,nerts of fine Rutland, tVt) or Italian Marble For anv oths - work in my line can depend upon getting the ~ pure article worked in the best style, and sa si.s by letter. large collection. of drafts on hss,s - TERMS CASH. -9
 Please refsr to Drs. A s.Lewis CT O. ,s. ffooru-s Litchfeld; 4. J, Pickett or &. M. Ensign. sovsk Farms; Gen Abernsthy or Charles R. weltou. Wol- cottv;f1e; Messrs. Camps Winsted No.b G.,sss = horthiield.or to my work in almost every Cerns<esy in Litchfeld county. 7s7s.' >''
 Waterbury, March, ls58 .ls.fs,' '. - ~ - .
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

AFRICAN CoLoSzArIoS.--Th American Col onizstion Society. says the Commercial Adver- User, have drtermined to despatch a ship from Baltimore not later than the lst of June From the numerous applications. there is 10 doubt that c large number will then be ready to en- bark for Liberia. The Society have applica- tiSns te send out one hundred ami five men, wo
 Msu aud children, now in slavery, all of excel lent character, provided the means can be of- tsined in whoIc or in part All vii, be nlaa,l- msted on condition that the Society will bear their expenses to Africa. The question then
 s, can this he done ? \ k:ud Providence has opened the door for this benevolent undcrtak- ing. It will be rccollcrted that the late s. $. Rowland. Esq. beqncathcd ten thousand dol lars for purposes exactly u conformity with the present requirement. This bequest, We learn, will soon be at the disposal of the Parent So, ciety, aud portion oI it appropriated to send oG the one hundred and five who will be ready for the next ship
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
West Cornwall Institute.

A Family Boarding School for Boys at West
 Cornwall Conn. I rENHIS Institution affords superior lvaaiayes i2 A young ~ho wish to prepare for husiuos.s .er College. The pupils resi lc with the r.inci,s! aud it is his constant cneavur to ali the sna.al ele 'atiou, rt-lcp ,ual advancement. and physical developeAent of those pllcei under his care-- Book Keeping by single ard douhle entry, business rcnmansip aud,commcrcialAri ri,hnsct.c thoroughly taught by practical accountant. Surnrn:r term sill commence May 7th; nuinier liuiit,d to IS CO., Circulars containing terms, references Sc. may bc hai hy addressing ....
 EoaTf X. HART, ri2ci7l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
os,vat,n.s CeleSraeeA atssss

h. Far the curs of hcipieut Celaqu n @
 ... ssss 2; ;: 1 s.t s,s Tss sss. s;ss sss $ 6S s
 ''":s sas F's,s x s;ss, s;s,s,'.,. 2ssay q s~ :.i n~ NAIMs PANACEA has been for mors u.n S tLirtv yeafs celebrated in this icounff.E e1a m Europs for iss extraordinary cures, for he ua which lnference is made t9 the drecuoH ee@c e<e@ books (which aay be had sratfS nass1S s panacea. .-f .A@ -
 1t has been used isi hos.asals end pivsts pEso1us and has had the singular fcr.Sns so os yeconn4naee by the most caebrated physicians and othef emiase 'SSaS Gibson aIAf E. 0'PsoS Pso of Surgery Pa uve Valentine Mott M D., Prof Surgery, NY. unisefsitys ". P. pewees M D., Prof of imid, Pas unisersatgs N.Chapman M D. Prof of physiS Fa SntssSy SSny T. Parke Nj. D. Pres. College ot Phyacisns, rhuA Jose Eourenco de Luz Prof Of Surgery. MA6oo G. w Irving, lateininister to Spain. SSW w J. ohipman Member Royal College SaEgeens l.ond'e. bss ST Faeas Ras,;ss Rssaq siss MssT o9aas SsaSi st
 And also, the wonderful cures effected by swsim.s
 nsces have for many years made It an ipvaiuaoLs 1 feniedy. The Panacea does not contain mercury fa any form, and being innocent preparataon " maf be given to the most tender infant bae.sEx, s. 2E
 The retail price has been reduced 70 Skov Ref bottle (consainipg three half pints or three botsa for st. ~-
 BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. --swahn's Panaeea is In round bottles, futed longitudinslys with the feas towing lettelS DtoWn on the StaSs - Paalaaa:" and having the name JAS SWAMI stamp ed on the scaling wax and written ou the seel ins the cork and a splendid engraving 10. the mee oi tue bottle composed of geometric isshe wofk comprising nine different dies, which have 6een tnfn cd for the exclusive of the proprietor by grapes O., bank note engravers, of Philadelphia In me centre is portrait of the late wm Swain. copyright secured. Nl' q
 Also swaira,s vermifdga
 A valuable Family Medicine being highly sp- proved remedy for all diseases arising from dehthty of the digestive organs, such as Worms, Cholers morbus, Dvsentery, Fever and ague, Bleeding Piife. Sick Headache, &c Re See the Phamphlet (which may be had gratis) accompanying the Vermfuge.
 Prepared only at SwAIM's LADoRAToRY Old Standt Seventh street, below Chestnut, Philadelphia, and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United States
 CAUTION TO rr1E PrBLIc.-Persons wishing to ob tain the genuine Ssai dadcea and Sraims Tertalss should be careful to observe that the SWAIN b spelled correctly on the bottles and labels or they may be imposed on by medicines made in imitation of them. by person bearing sor'eTh@ similar name, we'll calculated to deceive.
 General agents for the United States
 SCItlEFFELIN, BROTHERS X co.
 l:0 William St, corner of Beekman NsY
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

Nr Letters from Lower California state thAt Gen. Blanearte has seized seveyal vessels fitted out by Napoleon German. n Corsicau, to aid Aiverez in the overthrow of the Mexican authority. Rlancarte also imprisoned about l20 Americans who were in the fleet some he put iu irons and some he threatened to shoot as hlihusters.. Finally they were sent to San Blas and to Gaadalajara where they still remain, hds well treated and provided for, German, Capt. Denison, Capt Andrews, of the whaler Nebccea Adams. and Mir. Arlington were at llherty. to proceed to the capital to obtain re- dress for their grievances. German made it ev- ident that he was duly commissioned by an agent of Alverez in San Francisco, to fit out a feet But Alverez denies having given any saehspowew toAis agent. Capt Andrews was chsfsned by German. Capt, Denison loaned $1l,W0, to the agent of Alverez, and was only aspoaDsnger iu the expedition a'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Collecto1ss Notice.

NoTfCE is hereby given to all persons i,at.e to pay Taxes in'the town of Goshen, on the l!s. of ls3o. due the first day of April 1856 that will be at tue store Of A. Miles S Son, West Goshen or Mo,i,say, the l4th day of April nc tf,om o'clock P NJ. till j. and at the Farmers Union Company < Store in Goshen Gct.r Tuesday, the 18th day oi Aprils from oel ok till in the afternoon anda the house os Samuel Merwin. in North Goshen on Wednesday, the ldth day of Aprln next. from clock till 4, to receive saii Taxes Travel fees will be ex pected from all persous neglcctng 10 pay their Taxes on said days E. ,s N,. = 4|
 ABRAM BT.ACH, Collo:tor.
 Goshen March l4th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

TNSHE Court of Probate for the District cf i!thsc;d -A hath limited and al.owed six months from the date hereof fur tl,e creditors to tie Fst1tc of JOHN MORSE, late of Utcifehian said D>ttict, deeeaSod in which to exhibit their claims f,r allowance and settlement Those negecting to present tcl .c.,i1t, within said time, properly att.s,ed will be dehrred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to mlhe imlncGiate payment to ---E JOSEPH L. AiOisSE A,iminis-
 ..r.ss -.s7 ssAS.AIEL IL MORSE trators,
 Iitchfc,d, March lo 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

sAGs. The Newfoundland dog of Messrs
 Stsnde, tobaeconist at Troy. was left in the store Wednesday, night, and was found the next morning iaboring with his fore feet and mouth to subdne a fire which was bnruiag. through tkes snooe- sA .spes three osfoas feet sqaarc has been bsvpsd through and the dog had poured araMd water down the hole How long the nohla ieno1 he'd stood sentinel and fought the adxaaeing James caa only be concctnrcd it must have been several houss. His feet, legs sadnoeth were badly burned, and tt is feared that he is seriously injured internally by inhaIng the Not air. ss< s- ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

Di&ria Of Plymoeh Prc.'s (a.rt, itbrua, ls, lS58 HIHSrATE of DAVID MtTNSoN, late of Plymouth E-A in said District deceased
 The Court of Prohate ipr the District of Plymouth, hath limitc and allowed six months from date here
 far Intersections of said Estate represented insal vent ih which to exhibit their claims thereto snA has appointed Oliver Smith and Henry Atxater. Esauircs. ConInii isioners reoYe ani examine ssi, cla,,rs. Cor;ified by -4.. a.- 2.
 .4.s A GfpDINGs. Clerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

b@ Ans 1ishe pap5 says thstv extensive psepsratlons gre gong torHam in the noytheru proyinceS of 1reland for the cultivation of pdEa- toes the ensuiae season, and that in 1855 near ly is0O0s0 900 sses were planted The crop of last year Nast t fu.fone there werea few cases of dlscase and the quality was superior to any before raassd a&noe the rear of famine The quantity nov in the hands of farmers is greater than that Of former years at this season. and the quality is excellent
 sT According to the Chicago Tribune, near all the peach and other teaaer trees that were planted last year in the nofthern part of Illinois, arc frozen to death, paftieularly those that stand upon drained ground. In. Ohio, al so, it is generally conceded that the buds of peaches, cherries apricots, some early pears, and some of tte, more tender apples, arc killed or badly injured upoar all clay lands. ~ez 3. ;.
 eg speeulatoss are beginning. to raise an outrcrya about the failufe of the wheat crop.-- This is all nonsense, for a deep SHOW is per. feet protection for young grain. z. The promise Of good crop was never better at this season oi the year. Fga saL!1at-r.a T s@T 4g sa9
 n0 Among the newly made citizens at Bridgeport were two that had been supported by the town all winter. Upon being asked where they obtained their money to pay their naturalization expenses, they said that Mir Pomeroy the Editor of the Farmer, gave it to them. It is in this way that foreign paupers become sorsrsigas in Connect;cuti -.ss
 r5 It is said that lttle insect, known as the golden cetonides, found in considerable quantities on rose trees, when pounded to powder and administered internally, produces deep sleep which sometimes lasts for thirty six
 hours, and which has the effect, in many cases, of completely nulliiying the hydrophobic affection
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
JrJges of Prs5atc slecced

Jndses ef Probate a,acoed.
 Iitch6eld District. Charles Adams. Cornwall. Frederick Kellogg.
 New Milford. George Taylor. Norfolk, W. B. Rice.
 Plymouth, Ammi Gidtlings.
 Sharon. c. F. Sedgwick.
 Torrington, II. E. Richards. aaWashington. D. c. Platt. Heodbnry. Charles E. Phelps. New Hartford, J. B. Foster. Barkhamsted, George Mcrrills. Winchester. John Boyd.
 Csnaan. William c. Pierce.
 Salisbury, John G. Mitchell.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

Dstrio of LttchS.ld ss. Iobae Curt 4sr4i sth, 1856 HNSrATE of ELIAS BUELL.. late of ii.cbield in EA said District deceased .~'.s - ~f ss'f ? %@
 ORDERED That the Executors exhibit tieir Ad- ninistration to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Office in Litchfeld on the 14th day of April lsb6, ie o'clock forenoon; and that all per interested in said Estate may be notified thrre the Executors viii this order to be published ir r.-wepaper printed in I.itchheld, in Etchhsih County, and post copy thereof the p.b'ic sign pos. iis s4i town of fitcnhi nearest the last resi- te!1ce of sii deceased
 Certified from Record :: '- '-' ~ -Ft- CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
AnlErOtyus.

fGSHE subscsshor is now prepared to take A,,bto- u types or portraits glass This is a new tee- sure in photography, and i; really attracting the at <sation Of the public. -sF
 DagnerreOtypcs are also talked with his usual sue cess. Ladies and gentlemen are invited to c,ll.at his Gallery and examine specimens of either process
 J. L. JUDD
 No. 2 South street, I.tshteld. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
# .vgarcel0tss Rem maeGy,
The ornrd External Isem,ly. 2
FO1i A MARVELLOUS AGE! -

The Grand External Remeiy.t Ny ,he ad of a microscope. sec millions of ltts opt nnes on he surface 0i bodies. Through thsss this Ointment, when rubbed on the skp is csrried e any organ or inward part. Diseases of the Kidneys, n-"rders ot the Liver, affections of the Heart, ls. hanma ,oiro the Lungs, Asthitae, Coughs and CoIds are ny it's means efecrually cured Every housewift nny ,hltA"rss This healing Opmcns fnr rnute rssdilt body, curing ihe most dangerous Inward cemplnintA thnt canno, be reached by other means. s.. Erysirc,as, Salt Rheum and scorbusic Humose
 N" remedy has ever done so much for the CUTS sf n Of hs Ski" Shnsvsr r ,o s hs} %,y Sore eads Scronlanr El pelas, can long wlsia gd ,'s influence. The inventor has travelled over mssy par,s oi e elbe visiting the priuc pal pitsI de. pchsin. tis Ointment, giving ndsice as 10 its sppca' '"n, and has thus been theneans of restoring ec1ni- le ss numb, rs 10 hesh.
 Sore Legs, Sore Breasts wounss and Uieers! Some of the scientific sureeons now rely solsly ,he oi is wonderful Ointnef fvs Wing ts cope with the worst cases M sores, wOubds ulcets. g!andnnr s~rl'ins, and ;nmnrs. Professor Holloway cd [" ths hapss of the Esst large shipmenis af th O. On,rent o he used under he direction of the Medi- "ai St1F in the worst cSses of wounds ft viii syfs ulcrr gsuduar swelling, stiffness or eoutysottca pf the jonts even of 20 years standing.
 Plies and Fistuias. sts
 -hr." and other similar di.' 'ressne eomni.irss .sa he rfrcraalIv cured if the Ointment Do well rabssa he parts affected and by otherwise feliowine kA prhfcd directions around each ..u. .... a. .rs 8ok he Ointment and Pills sIoun ks E,,d ;. ,ks Eof
 to~.ng cdsts.
 TI.nt'ns' lnmbaeo. Burns, ~aH f'hblan.. Rkenm,t;sr, F;s.,.. S,It Rhrum. sGou. st;, tSs..... f Surs Legs, ~ SweIlsd Glands So,s f,ss..ssss''. '. SiitF Joints. Sore He,is' T'icsr re Throsis. yeneresI So,es Soycrl .tt6 IA. Wounds oi all kin .. Spraine,s scnIde.
 = ,d at the sof Psa fsssos Isnr ,sSv 30 M"i1cn Lane. New York, and 2ti Strard, Lcndon. md by all respectable Druggists and Dessrs iu Msdi. cine hrPpghon, the United States, and the ciytised world n pots, at 2S cents 62 i2 cents. aa, sf esf aI There IS considerable saving by taEing tEa larger sizes.
 N B. nrec,ons for inc guidance of patients ia svsry disorder are fixed to ca ch pot. -n,sT'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

A T Court of Probate holden at New M.ford, tA within and for the District of New Milford, on the 2d day of April. 1856. B. =F f 1 s41 Present, GEORGE TAYLOR, Esq, Judge
 Estate of J. WESLEY STARK ilisolycut debtor in said District: The Trustee represents the estate Insolvent, and prars the appointnent of Conmis- sioners thereon Whetsupon, Ordersd, that Con missones to receive examine. and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate be appointed at the Proiate Office in said New Milford, the l4th day of AprilsiS at o'clock in the forenoon and ths. all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof the Trustee will cause this order to be pub lished in newspaper printed in Itchield, and post copy thereof on tho public sign post nearest the l,lare where said insolyent dxels, in said New Nil ford X true copy of Record: 1sss E
 GEORGE FAY L0R, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Bsrgnins for ti,e People.

| x Arcti n lot of Goods just r,-sscd. consist :N ing of ipiies Collars and Under Ffee1s Linen IIandkeIchie, Hosiery, &c. which He s!,eil csr a q tar5qia Call and see them.
 AVOIDING ( LEWIS. Granite Block. North Main St.. Wolcott,ille@-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
UlSLf6O N0ktE.
 Sole Importer aud hanufacturer. IS. 20 afiti - Beaver Street, New York.

Caution to the Public.-Since the issroductiou of my schaaam Aromatic schnapps into the United States. number Of hquor-mixers in New York, Boston and pbiiadelphh have been engaged in pat. ting ap mixed and poisonous Gin in grcen rsSes and genuine Schnapps. have directed my agents to in- stitaie legal proceedings against all persous who they may ascertain to he engaged in this most stEooions ssstem of deception. and call on the press and the public to aid them in their efforts to remedy 50 great an evil. uDoLPHO WOLFE.
 EAaiesas Ag~ss ss Bossas sho sssH ars Easvn 7ssds
 Weeks k Potter, fss Washington ssrset: Garter. Coicord < Preston, @ Hanover street Wilson, Fair banks < Co. t3 Hanover strcrt Brewers, Steven. X Cushing. e Washington street: |. D. Nchayis 6 Sons. s7s State street; Edward codman < Co, % State street Samuel C. Cochran Co, 50 Con. gress street Seth F. Pecksr. . I'm street: A L. Cutler f9 Inrsig stree.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Geese Fssstisers.

H>HE subscribers have made arrangcneuss tc s.~.
 constant supply of firstsrate articie Of fi~ss FEATHERS, seieoted and packed with great csSs h. ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 50 ibs s ssh furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to f0 Ih. of quality they will warrant as good ss tss hsss anu at as low prices as can be purchased Of ssusi
 winchester, 1858. D'
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

FHNHE Court of Probate for the District of Iitchiel
 . hath limited an,l allowed six months from the date hrcu for the cc litols o tic Est ,te uf HARVEY PERKINS, late of Iichdedin si District, deccased ill which to exhibit thslr claims for allowance and settlement Those nesIecting to prasent their ac- counts wSs,i.a said time, prnpciy attrtc, ill ha de- barred r,,nsery.. All persons indebted Ia ssid estate are eluGed to usake I'Sneate pa, ;I,ea to
 . I0ILlNSfoS WELLS ! A,,ninis-
 HENRY PERh1Ss, trstors. g Liehfcl;, Match %, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

LrrcHrrElD CorsrY MEplc4i Soe1srY Y-Msnbe,s of ts 6ocisty are notified that their annual u,ee,ing will be held at the Mansion House, Litchfeld, en Thursday, April a4th, 1856. at 10 o clock A. M a
 sss E. OSBORN, Acting Secretary
 Lteh6eld, April sth 1856 s-'ss..a : zs@
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Wolfe sohiedsm Aromatic sch.,appa

This celebrated beverage is manufactured at the factory of the undcr,iylet. at Schictiani Holland He is tae sole importer. well the exclusive manufacturer of the article, spi TO preparation bearing the name of .'SchnarIs," that is not pro- cured either freiu his establishment iu New York CT from his agents in otleT cities k geouinc or reliable
 It is made from harley of tn. fines. quality, Sc lect.d with great care from trc products oi the most celebrated grain growing districts fisyorc,i with the of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy and is rectiicsi hy arceuiiar Iroecss, which exrels from tlse spirit every sc-h particle.
 As a means of preventing and correcting thc dis agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon the stomach and bowels by change nf wat..r--a visitation to which :rRvelsTs. settlers and all unacelimsted persons lable-the schicdar aromatic Schnapps will he ioun absolutely aiiiLle while in of dropsy gravel obstruction of the kidneys, diseases of the hller. dyspepsia svue and fever and general debility. i, is rcomlneudcd most emphatcilly by the most distinguished members oi th. medical profession. r.-9rr 47'-
 I wish the pubho to understand the Schnsppe gre not sold by the gsllan or pipe. It is oulv said in quart and pint bottles in of one dozen quar |. and two dozcn pirts. each bottle env-lop n yellow paper. with my on the bottle, curk. and fac simlc ef my signature the label For sale at all the respectable Druggists. ssTs~ UnoLPH0 WOLFE.
 Sole Importer aud Aanufactsirer
 iS. % aani - Beaver Street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

IRE CAxELs.-The Washington Star states that the camels and dromcdarrs purchased and otherwise procured by Major Wayne and Capt
 Porter. under the appropriation made for the gnrpose at the last session of Congress, in Asia Minor, (Feb. II. ls5G.) had embarked, and the vessel would sail with the first fair wind for sbe Caited States. Tine number of animals procsred is 3a. viz: male and l5 female dronaedarics. rt z. The vessel is expected to arrive at Tndianola, Texas. about the last of April; at which place they will be ian'led and suffcrered to recrnt be- fore being employed for army transportation purposes. Several of the animals are a present foa the Ficcroy of Egypt to our Government.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
M M4~ooOx1s2 MISSES BRAnkHY . BUEf,r.

HAVING inst nturned from NEw YoRx, would LII take ths sppo5tunify to invi& tEe attentipn od the lAdies cf Lfc16sld and sicisity to slsfss and usual d Straw and Silk EopaeE, Caps. M6bons, HoNers. kc-, of every variety. h addition te our Millinery stock ean be found { hae sssnrtmsnt ps Fancy Goods, such ss Glorss. Hesep, Mtts. .in- broiasisss Vsils. Handkstchiafs tiask Siks shnd md b anT and ss the lowest rrsscs.s's- = as-
 MorRs1so GooDs of every desetipticn on hand, and made to ofier at short notice. r. .ss .r--,
 Ais,, Bleaching and Pfessing done by the best of workmen, and ue fsel confident it wi give satiss faction ES =. -5~ 12 - s
 Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore re- ceived. we vii! endeafor to merit its continnance.
 Litchfeld, April 7th, 1856. U < a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

1tchheld Literary Association Rev. Mr. Bulkley will deliver Poem before the Association on Thursday the l7th inst, 6, T oclosk P. M Sub Ject, Aode,n kr~"9s %w2E~e sIz
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Hou.t and Lot f,.r Sale.

rE$NE subscriber oilers for sale his House and lot -l in West Street. The Rouse is conveniently ar. range, fJr vre tso families The lo, contains , cf an acre ot !a,i well stocked with fruit, with a sfasd barn, cisteru. and wood hnusc ptrsors wish. ing to secure bargain, will do we'll to embrace the prrsent opportunity
 . THOMAS H ErCIIARrS. Iitc'fe'd. 'aruar. q, !s5s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10
Out of Season and in sesson.

4 Court of Probate holden at Bent, within and tA for the Bistfict of Kent, or the eSth day of January, A. D. lSa6. -.s ssse <k.- '.s F.. +t
 Present, WILLIAM TREAT. Esq Judge On motion of John E. Fuller. Esq Exscutor on late of Kent within saii District, deceased; This court doth decree that six Taonths be allowed and limited fr the creditors of said estste to exhibit tter claims against tbe to the Excutor and dirrcts tt puhlfcnooe be given of fhscrdcr by advertising copy thereof the r-,lic sgnpot ia said town cf Kent nsaseA tho plsoe where tue deceased last dwet ' 3s SasssAes Certifsl from Record, by
 WIIIAa TREAT, Judge
 An fessens tncececd tc said essae s-s required to make trameeiats payment to ths Exscusor thereof
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

Diarid Q Ssr 4Esord s. sobsfs Cosrt ares Sl, lS56 ESTATE of NOBLE s. BENNETT. Insclven: -A-a debtor :gsEs sAa8g 8a > 5t sssTessvs' v The Court of Probate for the rNstricts of New Milford. has limited end allowed two months from the date hereof for the creditors of sid Estate in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has ap- Commissioners to receive and examine said claims 4-- Certiied by -.-
 .tszssgssF GEORGE TATLcR. Judge
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet st the Store of Noble S Bennitt, in said New Milfosd on the l6th and 3lst days of May next at clock afternoon, for the purpse of attending the duties of our appointment, 6s ssa. ass' s'lss .ssss -. t#s a1v CHARLES B. PHELpS.za Commits sas@ -sa ELISHA $. ABERNE,THY | sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate, requested to make immediate payment to U s.sss ,gs8 ssss 4-ss 1 ass@a sa ,a s. E. BoSFwICK. Trustee,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-10

U ADIEH HgHaEa HocTg-Just the u Ing AA tor tho seascC -ttsy are cutie light and also very fashsonais Also, Sandals and Shoes together with good assor Snent of Shoes for Misses and Children. "a. e ..44 4aa..-@ ~ ss. %A4T-oRn a sFcrHrR
 Wolcottviiis Feb =. isJ6