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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

The following ore among the tesiiinonials
lsssiy ssesived BY The manufacturers OF these
veil known and highly approved Instruments:
- sftsmf. Proctor. TsacAss Of Afssis.
MsssRs. A. q ,. DAvToRs
lieH,ismea-lti tie with much pleasure thatl
ousr my ssstinsoiy ~ To the excellency Of the
Reed inssuments manufactured BY you, and
avn ssspy e s.y 'as, u my opinion shev have
eosnssy. You're, DC. a1
F.Paocroa. Bennington. N. II.
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Genss-srhe Mslodssn purchased Of youth
Apsst proves 70 be 3 very eupertut instfumeut Id
every ssspect, and ! am plessed 20 learn that ell
e he Melodeoas of POUR maaaiac,urs which
are " sss ,'Ys ssss s''o .'R.ssssS
rfea Nm. A. HesAaray, Organist and Conductor
sf Mssic q he MariAsrs Church, Bosisns
Msssss. A. 4 J. DAyros: - r''-' -
Geass Hitting recently had p oppostuni,y %
examine your bcau,itul style Of Meiodeons, |
sAke plcasure Ia recosnulending .heir great sur
pesiQsily in many seepects--ss pec ially 10 their
eeseknsss q speakine. excelle y tune and lem
e tone. which 10 free from that harshness %
passnlnent il some insitumenis Of this kind. -
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and Mslodeon. - ! !
HAVING Examined the improved model Meio.
deons manufactured BY A. 3 J. DAyToa. VOL.
eostyi!le. Conns kem psepased - expsess my
ccn&dent erieion lhas they ara the most pcsfeca
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Gn2ine il them al fhose Quailies which ~ y
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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
.1aagV VALUABLE
R EAL ESTATE
Ar AuCIlON IN NLN MILFORD.

KEAL ESTATE !
Ar AUCTION IN NEW MILFORD.
\ N pursuance of an order from the Court
u Oh Probate for The district Of New Milford,
dated June 23, 1885, III sell ~ public auction.
tuness previously sold a. pr,vase sale, oil the
night, ,ilie and interested loUx G. SMfTa, Of New
Milford, an assigning debtor, in and TO the FOL.
lowing d. scrsbsd pieces OF Real Estate assigned
70 me, and situated 10 the townsof New Milford
and Roxhury: -.
The sale viii cnmme nee on Tuesday, the 18th
day OF January, 1856 al the New England House
in ea,d New Milford. at one o'clock in the after.
noen, aud will be adjourned from time 70 lime
and place 20 place until the enare estate 10
disposed Of.
fine Homestead Of the late non Perry Smith
with about six acres OF land.
The Homestead aud Home Farm Of tho late
Samuel Comstock, coiusm,ns aboui one hund.
RED and~twe acres OF land. with buildings
thereon
One tract Of land known a. the Miles Farn,,'
containing about seventy acres. with buildnes
ther. on. - 4 $500.
One tract Of land known Is the Todd Land
Containing about forty acres, with buildings
thereon. -
Que trac, OF land known as the Garfield or
Garter Farm. containing one hundred acres,
with buildings and sa w-mill thereon. - n
! Oae tract Of land known as tic Cross Brook
Farm containing about one, hundred and
/ Twenty acres.
Oae tract of land know, as the sNebo Farm,
scoBi aiming about one hundred acres..-s ~.
[ One tract Of land known as the Bishop Land,
conta mag about sixty.hye acres.
| One tract Of land known as the Everett
! Land containing about eleven acres.
/ a. Oae tract OF land kuown as the Buckingham
| Land, containing about nfy acres.
| Oae tract Of woodland known as the Taylor
/ Land, containing about ten acres, adjoining
the Garfield Farm. N
| One tract Of wood land knownas the tSfraighis
i Mountain Land, containing about Fifty acres
i One tract Of woodland known as The SANFORD
Mouniain Land, containing about six acres.
One tract ef woodland known as the Falls
1 Mountain Land. containing about, lhree and
one-halt acres. -. ~, y ~ 49,. ~ Z.
j Two small Dwelling Houses situated in the
4 village oil New Milford, near NJ. Brewers
~ sAll the above described parcels Of Rea
Estate are IN the town o. New Milford
Also, the following described piece Of land
situated in the t0wuof koxbury:
One tract Of timber land known as the Goa
Rock Land containing abnus fifty acres
Il Also f0s sale. nne efx-seat double Carrisee
4 nearly new. OF Tomiinson q Wood's make
liable Tor pris az carriage or livery stable
y The .absve described parcels ct prrprrty ar
n we'll known to be among the mos, desirable
land valuable in Litchisld county. ard will b.
lsoid y ifhonf reserve 10 the hsghest bidder.
GEORGE H. NOBLE, AslREee.
xsw Milford DC Mh. lS63
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
-. Naffiee. =. !,
Inthis village, on Sunday eve ming. frederick
N. Powers 10 Melissa A. Reed. IS
Dieo.

In Bristol. Dee. 9oth, Mra Mirism Johnson.
widow Of the late Samuel p. Johnson. ased 70.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
1Uotice.

VvHE Annual Meeting Of the FaVmers'
Union Go. will be holden ai the Library
Room IN Gushen, on Wednesday, January 10th,
1855, q ten o'clock A. NJ. TO hear and act upon
the report ofthe Directors, 10 choose the ne. es-
sary Officers for The year ensuing, and 10 do any
ether business which said meeting may legally
ID. JOHN N. WAUHAMS, President.
Goshen. January 9Th, 1856. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
A TIA Court OF Probs,e holden ct Norfolk,
"A within and for the district of Norfolk, On
The 1lat day oil December, 1855:

4 "a Court OF Probste holden ct Norfolk,
"A withia and for the district Of Norfolk, %
The 1lat day oil December. 1855:
Present, W. b. Rice. Esq Judge.
George c. D.dge. Administrator on the Estate
OF LUTHER BU rLEie late Of Norfolk within
said dsssrici, ceased. having represented said
estate insolveat, and given notice tn all con-
cefned 10 appear before this Court the psesen mt
day, at 4 O'Clock afternoon, 10 he heard relative
to the appointment Of Commissioners. and no
one appearing. this Couri doth appoint o. ],
Wolco.s and N. B. Stevens Commissioners l.,
examine and adjust the claims of the creditors
OF said eslate: and also doth decree that six
mon,hs from this date be allowed them to exhibit
their claims 10 said Commissioners, and DOTH
direct that public notice ol this order be given
by advertising the came in q newspaper pub
lishcd IN Litchield, and by posting copy
thereof on the public sign pos, in said town OF
Noffolk nearest the place where the deceased
last dwelt. Certified from Record:
w. B. RICE, Judge.
4 The subscribers appointed Comm ssioners to
examine the claims oil the creditors Of the
estate Of Lasher Butler. late Of Norfolk, deed,
pursuant TO the foregoing order hereby give
natice that they will attend TO The duties Of
their appointment by meeting the creditors of
said estate on Saturday. the 26,h dav OF January
l556, and on Saturday,. the 2let day of kne
1856, Al one o'clock r. A. Of each of said days.
o. the Office Of o.. WoIcou in said town OF
Norfolk. s.ss zssa& Oh W0f.CafT.
I - go ~ STEVENS 81
Dated at Norfolk, this els, day of Dee 1855.
All persone indebted to said estate are re-
quested TO make immediate -paymen, 20 the
undersigned. GEO. G. DODGE.
80 aa@ ~ @ss - Administering.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

IT AIDES CLs3TTIS Of de best quality
with The MoiTe Antique. THINNING. can
81 he'd ~ eslEae On ALyORD 4 BROTHEks
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Ladies' Winter Goods.

Ms cNEIL y BRAMAN are now opening
w q splendid assortment Of new and fask
ionable Dress Goods, comprising 10 part Mefi-
nos, CashmeIes, PaIame.tas. plain sno printed
Dei.sinrs, Wool Piaids. Raw Silks; also
and Capes,Long and Square Byocha Shawls,
6ay State and Scotch do. taf .Si
Dec. 1lth, 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

SLElGH lor sid 81 Z bargain, nearly new
- With cu6hioned seat Inquire IL
A.. S. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
lust Received!

NROM New York lot of very desir-
able Goods, consisting Of Fine Jeweiry,
Gold and Silver Watches, Gold, Silver and
Steel Specfaeiee, Gold Rings, Pins, Chains and
nIecklacess tIolin Bows. Strings and trimmings,
Plated Spoons and Spectacle Cases, SC. SC.
which will BE- sold e low prices.
r MERRIMAN.
Lisch6sld. January Isl, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

b All persone indebted to said estate are re-
quested 10 make immediate payment 20 the
nndersigned- GEO. @. DODGE
So - sa= = -sa55s -. - Administrative
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10
Dress GOONS.
Readv-Made Clothinx

In this depa rtment We boldly mi 10 the sta:s
ment without any fear Of contradiction thu, =
ia We The iarsss, aud best assor,u,en, 10 the q
consisting Of every variety Of meas and boy
Woa..
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-10

Salisbury. January >. 1855.
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On wintcring Domestic Animals,

va w AANSAAhb LN4HNsNAN AAHAa'"'''
There is no great amount Of labor to be
done out Of doors in this Amaic, during
December. Tho mos, important labor Of
the farmer now, Is the care Of his domestic
animals, to .,o that they b, well sheltered
from cold and wet, and properly f,d and
watrrcl The year. prof, or loss Of tho
farmer depends greatly upon the manner m
which o. winters Nj, stock The milk of
the ensuing season, the wool, aul the ahili-
~ for labor an loronl in a great measure
upon the care tho farmer gives hi. cattle,
sheep and horses during the winter. The
Cultiwtor, some yrars since, most truly
aii-"Il there g. one truth respecting ani-
mails moro deserving or remembrance than
another, it j. that the animal, entering tho
winter months in high condition, e. already
hale viutsrrl-t',t is. t'c ear, anil f,nlrc-
ouirrl 90 bring him one v.'l AMI hearty iu
the srrine will not o. 600. hllr as much as
will hc rrIuircl by thc one that commence
th' winter .priug.ro1r. 4 ht s:ron; ami.
nal, will d. warm anil comfortable whore O
poor weak ou, can hardly live. and the
hearty vigorous uur will ji--' anil aaini-
hto l,rl which tho w.ls 900, would .,ars,-
ly n.,r."
Regular hour Gra,,rulire 90 an MAE.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

PouLTY. ltBunprohtablc to winter old
hens il such were not marketed in August
or September, when they were worth double
what they are now. fat them as rapidly rs
possible, and put them in the pot. When
the ground is covered with snow, see that
your fowls are prOyidedwith plenty oigrayel,
lime, pounded bones, or oyster shells, and
occasionally with scraps Of fresh meat
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04
Wordto Workers.

U"- .FT". I. I- sail f.Ts elias. .H u.t r...ItU
h- attention. .r have he-'rvel au t.,u OBJ.
ofer. which ,ae position 'hsy b.l in ,a.
material Interests a, tarc.uu'ry .nt'r.r -..n
t1, or its Interests demand Aud boo some
instance. combinations arc ..rm.t no.rr'.'
t.s .,.lati it is I..--i. AVID 'N Ta'n.r. 'ai
h'-tr- u-a ntHr various .f-..". Nn'r
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

Arw. ODD a..p. A wise man or OH
r a-1 many rr.g.s a.., There D.. a
u.. rraI Hu-." Ua l.nc urlaaht.
.I'v ur.. o.. ,.m. Gr farmer, Dr..l and
-.f. a Jar'r- O.. winter evenings, auI
v.s. ..u.. part ut tns day may De thu.
employed. A.m-. .-y farmer who roads
tu.. paragraph. can luI leisure ulngh dur
u. tHr present. winter, after ral.u- 4i.
EarI," AMI Other Hyr, g. rad and
I.s..t srmr good uaua an mauur.s, thr
u..s. G... or ..mc work ON draining nr
dep r'awiu-, summer ALLOWING, ou the
hst mode arvhat uInr., on cultiratiu-
o., Ior. tobacco, cranberry, willow, fruit,
ar.Ir. The suher, Of st1rk-hreel.us is
another ma,,rr ot Jssp Importance 90 every
farmer. There are god books On th- sub
ret, who's, reading viii d.m1us,ntc not
only che Importance Of keeping good stock,
Jut bow &c may o. accomplished.
The time fr ralin, having come, " takc
&c ly ths sr.,9p," as the saying is, and
improve each aul every opportunity ia
informing and d,seipl.uins the mind, 30
chat whom spring comes, as it soon will, You
can engage anew iu your well chosen yoca-
tga. under the influence Of that zeal which
kuowlsJ., is sure 70 bcsct and foster. ]
heard a farmer say, that be gained much
useful knowleds7 by reading "Nash.s Pro-
sr,ssyc Farmer" during the winter even
iugs Of 'j3. W.
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Special Notice

Agricultural EE.hsu-- Hnl oruwuU'u-
t.Hu, t.r tHis department.. should 20. JIr,r-
ul " uN.Tl Democrat. south Paris, vi.
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From wiley White Mountain lociicnls.
LOVEWELL'S FIGHT.

Mi1hfat thou thN hnITi-bHHI Zoe this country shed,
And serve bee living. honor her vhcn dead.
~. l0yfvrI' Lnyrvt' n1turra 'cll shll die,
And u'fr hrr ashes o. bee requiem slil
nrurr New llHup.hto r1rs lhy story lN,
WilhIuta note ol ppi.c, without Viyiug eye
snnlin: upon the summit Of the Pc
quawkct Mountain, one bcholls in thcsouth-
east, and apparently bat short distance
from IN, has, Of the mountain, the bcauii-
nl village Of Fycburr, cn,irclol by the
circui,ous winding, Of the saco.' Directly
beyond. and in th, immediate ncichborhonl
ol the village, he, Ioycwcll's Pond, the
scene Of one or the hlo,lirst com1lts in the
Indian history Of Nrw England.
Il IS a small pond, ,mhosomcl amid
slightly elevated hills, aul with thickly
wooded shores. II contains two or three
islands, and tho quiet .'i.lnc,. i,s waters
hut littl, reminds yag ortho terrible enc
counter which took place upon it borders.
Trru-'nl, %, year 1921 Gr Indians had
'..n moro tsr rmmm'y la,l and savage
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most dahy l.rr hu0ns ami hrnnv mns.
lr-.s. The Nae1shu.tH General Court,
.ar1lhy .lr al reports winch w.rr cone
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ccssfnlly contcudcd with more than twice
their number, viz:
Captain John Loycwcll, Lieut.. Josiah
Farwrll. Lieut.. Jonathan Robbins, Ensign
John IIarwool, Sergeant Noah johnson,
Robert Usher. Samuel Whiting, all Of Dun
stable. Ensign seth wymah, Corporal
Thomas Richardson, Timothy RIrharlson,
Irhab5l johnson, Josiah johnson, an Of
Woburn. El,a1,r Davis, Josiah Davis,
Josiah Jones, David Melvin, EIoazcr Mel
vim, Jacob hrrah, Joseph hruh, al Of
Concord. Chaplain Jonathan Frye, Of IN.
dover. Sergeant Jacob Fulham, Of Weston.
Corporal Edward Lingfcll, OF Nutiod.
Jonathan Ki,tridgc, solomon KIcs, Of Bill
lrrica. John Jcns, Daniel Woods, Thomas
Woods, John Chamb'rlaiu, Elas Barron
Isaac Iakin, Joseph Gil5n, all Of Gr5t1n.
Eh,ucg,r AVER, Abiel Aston, Of IIa,crhiIl.
They wrr, M some forty miles from tho
pcquawkct cnampment, all the distance
through m unhrokrn willrrness. but, rrs:-
Cd hy their halt at O-ipo', AMI n.ryal on
hy thc hop or soon meeting the enemy,
they commenced the last stage of their
lruy'hruri march. and reached Slr5 Vrul
on TUESDAY, May Gih, 1926. They were
now In ths very hartorthc huutius.sr5urI
arp.u.r. Tra,,s or the r,v,rfll r, thcv
r-I ,,r, ont =, c,p1rrr c,rll 4, econ o1
.,.-g hand InI..r. 81, near ,,iI tlrv com.
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seem ,nl,,c made l,m arrr.l.n.iyc they
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lfyou have stuffed goose for dinner, don't
think you are justified in converting your
selves into stuffed geese also.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

Ifcycu the tilyrs OF the .uil, hoopgrators
iu our manufactures. our ariinns and me-
,baui,s, ,hc ua,isa,ars Of our ,hiTs-all
cla,s., or toilins hauds-would secure due
consideration in society. and have that con-
,rol iu human Affairs which their numbers,
AMI che Importance Of their position in the
material interests of our country and the
world guti,ls them 90, they mus' strive 60
Ir,rmc NOR, intelligent. They now have
ability enough. AN that is urrlel IS f1-
r.-,f rtrrur With tli, and the cone
..qu.n, h.eomiu- e,lrJTest, viii cover all
tre ro,t asa natural result. Sought in any
other vay, ths roonv forever oIule their
grasp.
Lotus appeal then 20 an o., manual tnil-
rr, in our land Co arise from their lumh1s,
agI at oucr go thcm-rlvg, at work 60 cul-
Hyutr trrir minds 1uI store thrm with U.S.
ul kuav'rl-r. Mud especially lrt thrm
look tn thr'r children and ..-' that they duly
tmrr.wth..ronrnr'uuitie AMI furnish thrm
with increased acil.tie Cr acquiring useful
Errv' '-r hv srst ,,uii.us habit, az school
arl chem furnishing them with useful ral-
ga, homo, either ly purchasing looks, .r
r, forming IHrr.s lr0u which they may
.ru.aa supply wrku with your hands.
.r.sa.E YOURSELVES A>nFurE uuuED' D
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

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r.s. Lg placing i..n in Oh. manure ..'r'
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tu which '..r naturally excel, i.' tendency
", Which '' Go r'' '.." .. ""' '' '..'T
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practice ...n'' avoid ''.- .'s'T' .s adopt.
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1856-01-04

lcprosy, we might expect to find among the
latter host Of lcpcrs but the converse is
the case, and American physicians do not
profess to be practically acquainted with the
disease. 50 that the uncomphining and
much abused creature we arc writing about
has. hitherto, been most awflly slanisrcd
IN treated
We contend therefore tha, the lo-h OF
swine, properly f.l, is nu,ri'y', whols7'mc
and pleasant to the taste, and is excellence
{. considered q great drliuy. Like other
substantial food, however I. dos not agree
with some stomachs lut therein lies the
fault and not IN the pork. Stir, it would
appear to Dc in p'rrr.t harmony with r'7-
lunrs ,uaI-s ir tho above disease wore :hc
consequence, ofman' criminal neglect and
indir.r.ncc toward, rlaa %! animals that
claim his care anil protection, and on whom
% great proportion OF tho humra family nro
dependent for a subsistence. Bat this O.
u,, tho case; 10. very worst Kind Of pork.
fcl in t'r most oi.r-ha7rr Vl1c" i,Iar,aL-
en- Of by mos, men with imrruiiy.
II g. our 1nty, however, as journalist,
90 contemplate % .u' Fec iaal 81. lar'n,.
aul not take o onr.ilI view % &c.. W.
hw pictured iho condition nf O. gr.n; Is1-
r..rI..r of swine l.rt in ..t..s .ul m uu
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28
FUR SALE.

TcoR sALE-A FURRIsHcD COTTAGE AID PEva
acres ana Pong Branch Now Jersey. The cS.sse
tive stores basement and a u ooas oia1 vss deco
built light house. SANDY Hook, which bring WITH
srd bali house of this city. Apply to WIN. JCM0NT
No WnllG tree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-04-28

4 NBROrYPES OF ALL SIZES TAKEN, AT 179 BROAD
"A way suitable for risgs, lockea, and Also taken
mica OF so light material that they DO readily by
i Of piece Of music. A. RAINETAUx, 17s Broadway.
ITO GENTLEMEN AND PROPRIETORs OF SALOONS.
"A very beaatful Venus for sale xeatIeman lately
70 pose Of = he PONG wes in few days Apply for