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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
FOR SALE!

SEVENTEEN acres of Iand lying southwest of S Cornwall Plains. On said premises isa Dwelling of Grafed Fruit besides other Fruits It is suitably divided into blow, meadow and wood Land, and has a good water privilege the premises. It was formerly owned by Alpine Pierce and is to be sold . bargain. For further particulars enquire of C.. MORLEY on the premises. ~
 Cornwall Plains February 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
DAYTONS, MELODEONS. Five Thousand Dollars. Worth on Hand

eHsHE largest and best assortment of the latest U improved Melodeons they ever offered to the public consisting of every descripton-both in me, iodeon and piano style These instruments have been greatly improved in their external and internal appearance tone and qnickness of scunfl, &c.. during few years past Also, an improvement has been made on the stops o the large double reed Instruments they are now Sc arranged that the sound is perfectly under the con- trol of the performer and capable of being made very loud and heavy soft This instrument is designed for the charci, but is suitable for the parlor
 EG Ali orslers from those wishing to procure an instrument promptly executed.
 A. J. DAYTON. s Woleottyille March lS56
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Boots, Shoes, Caters, SSc.

LUST feceised large and complete assortment eD of Boots and Shoes, adapted to the season to S2, Ladies fine Kid slippers. Opera Ties Nc.
 Gentlemens French Calf Boots, Quick Congress Gaitcrs 0xfrd Ties. Websters Ties Brogans, Boots. Haymakers shoes. etc also, Kip and Calf Boots foz men and boys. Garpcting and Webbing do,--all of which will be sold for cash at less prices than can be found elsewhere in the county. Persons having a little ready money about their clothes respectfully invited to call and examine quality and prices.
 All kinds of work made to order at short notice, and at the very lowest prices for cash
 Oak and Henllock sole Leather for sale as usual. E SAMUEL CLOCK.
 Litchfcld, Feb 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
MANSION HOUSE,
wm.H. Crosa1,nan,

s"m. H. HAVING taken this House, the sulscriber is II prepared to extend to travellers and others the best of accommodations ''f for man and beast''
 The Hotel Is located in the pleasantest part of the village. and effort will be spared to render it at all times desirable home for those who may visit the place To the members of the Bar and others ol Itchfeld County. he has only to say thst the repu tatfon the House has possessed for the last twenty years will be fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable. where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchfeld, May 1855 Sgsgs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Tn. Grand Enssrnal Iss.n.sy.

y
 By the sid of microscope we see millions 0f Iistis op mugs on The surface oi our todie. TErWxh
 ms Ointment, when rnifed o., tic skn carried ,6 nt>'rders ot the Liver affpefiDps the Heass fn. h.mn,aiior of the Lungs, hs.hmsr Coughs and raiJs. are hy its me ms e Evrrt l.us.- ifs knows ibat sal, pascs freely thfpRh bone ,,s 5 s, of any ihekhess This iealng Q nrnt ar ,s,re fnad;lv ptnrtfaiee through anv b.ne or feshv Of v'ne bodv, cnr'ng the most daegernis inward co,n aintf that cannot be reached by other meais. M T ErysiPsias, Salt Rheum a.d ssorbusIc fIun.ors. NJ remedy has ever dose 90 much for inc cure ef srsss' of the Ski" wha,eysf "ssn ,hsy nsy assume ss. Heads serofla or Er psIs., can ioss wi.hssni ns tnfmence The isvepio- has tfaselcd over nsns psrs oi the glsbr visiting ihe pinrpsi hesptss d,s. ,,'t and has hns bern the means Of fes,sn& eonnt. less nuiDb'rs fo heah. l sS "
 Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wonsds ana Urssrs.
 Some Of the most scentifc .nfseons now rely solely cope wish the wusss eases of s.,rss V ,rds ,ssxs ganduIat sweIipts, and ,amors. Prosessor IIal wsv hss g |. " csmsni of the Aied Governn,efs d.paie- Onsmen': i,hs .s~d andsf ie drecsion v ,kr si<d any n aess ssadalas swsine. ssiis ssor contrsciios oi ths joinsss even nf % yeass stsndine.
 s,s Psles and Fissu1as.
 Tksss and other sim;lsr dis.sessne cosnp.inta r., = ensetuaiiv cnyed if the 0ihment Dc we'll fshhcd over the parss affected sud hv as rwise lo ins ma issa Ss G sEsssss: Cs..si sss ss .s.s s M SF a fomieR ras<s. sssss Eruption. tsss ss.se ,..s., Pps... ps.
 rh,bl4ins -T lia.ers1ssisSn F;s,,,t.. N Salt Rheun, ooun Sfl. i;s..@~.. Sore Ler<. SwelIsd fs fsnI~ 4s.c 0>,--<<'f Sf5G Joissss safs f1sads '~ fti~<.> r"''s sr"''s . 4e sIkfals. Ver1y yeal sof<n S<<<<. .i i 1fl ;-s. Woaudsal Alt kin 's. Sptains. GcaIdo '- ss a!she M.rnfaetasi- N IIsxtou.r ssd 6.sss;s # ssa nss's s, a 'ss ssa' clns thtsns.sa s,S uoi,ed slsss snd sle eis;'i<.d wcs'd q pots et 15 cente 6z ID csns anj ~ <*ch larger sixes M--"s ~ s'"s " sf-'-@ tee diaofdfr are . fixed so esch pot " ,' VI Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
A Ta Cont of Probate holden at Salisbury, in and "A for the District of Salisbury, on the sd day o March A D lo5G 9ssss.


 AT a Cont of Probate holden at Salisbury. in and
 A for the District of salisbury. on the Sd day ot March, X. D. 1e5G s < Present. Joux C. MrrcnE11. Judge
 The Trustee of the Estate Of HAviIIA LOOT of represented sal estate insolycnt and having given nuice in copliance with the order of this court to all conccrned in said estate to appear before Asid court the present day. at ! o'clock F. M., at the Probate Ufsce In Salisbury. in sad district. to Dc heard relative fo the appointment ef Commissioners, Mnd no ono appearing but said tsustee, this court
 doth thcseupon appoint Jared s. Harrison and Jalnes Landon judicious and Sliinterested persons of said Saiishusy, commisiouem on said eet4te. to recpivcy examine and adust tho claims of the cxetitos af sAid es4ate, and said court doth decrce thAk fa0r uonths ffeua this date be allowed and limited the creditors of said estate to exhihit thcr claims to sai cummssSioucrs; which said commissioners Aill meet on the business of their said appointment II the fwting houar of HAsilla Loop in ssid Salsharv, on the aa days Of Nay and Jply next, q oslock r 4. on eacA II cid dAys AnA snn cont aifscts said tssssec to es!sa thl. ssiex D hs n tso toe sne asnth. ens = Yse ll1e eops iAassof oa : Ilace ukess aid asxigntne debtu nov rsides; and nf6 txet WilR a1o effhfn une wcsk froGn this dAke nj ukf cor cf tAe aae n the Rosf ofice at IAe sflir. Conn.. poetaEe pafd; disoeled to e& ef tte kalowsnG asnaed peSsoaA IT ep feser Denextea Ii Copake. New York Me kIrhd1s 1T New I'll cIfr Wn: F. Sticklm ~ Hillsda1c. cs1umhSa co., New yGk; wAnes. Caalin, Heop | Ca MT I'll cir A. IA Chapan. Ncv Yark ctr q IT lrS1sksr1e of Ameaia. New York, and Gaylord Melk . HNltwd eas,. cssA ,.xx Ire SsD s sssesd
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

For the cure of lncipient Consumption, Screfuia. Gensai Dsii.ty Whae Sratiag, Rheumnism Diseasss q the Lir,r und Siin, aud al Diseases Gftsiag from nepsa;es ef the Btood | and he s9eas 9f Hercmy. ] WANTS PANAcEA has been for more thar S thirty years celebrated in this country and ir Europe for it's extraordinary cures for the certificate, of which reference Is mple to the directions and books (Which may be had gratis) accompanying the Panacea
 It has tscn used in hospitals and private practice and has had the singular fortune to be recommended by the most celebrated physicians and other eminent persons Among others by ~9 W. Gibson, M D.. Prof of Surgery, Pa University Valentine Mott NJ. D., Prot Surgery, N Y University w. r. Dewees, N. D.. Prof of mid, Pa University N. Chapman. M. D., Prof of Physic Pa University T. Parke M D., Pres. College of Physicians, Phila. Ir. Del yallo, Professor of medicine, Havana. Jose Eourenco de Luz Prof of Surgery, Lisbon. C. ". Irving. late minister to Spain.
 J. Chipman, Member Royal College Surgeons London Sir Thomas Pearson, Major General, British army. Gilbert Robertson, British Consul, &c., &c.
 And, also. the wonderful cures effected by Swain s Panacea, have for many years made it an invaluable renesiy. The Panacea does not contain mercury in any form, and hing an innocent preparation it may be given to the most tender infant
 The retail price has been reduced to $i 50 per bottle Containing three half pintsl or three bottles for $4
 BEwARE or IxrosrrIos Swain s Panacea is in round bottles, futed longitudinaly, with the fof- lowing letters blown on the glass !. S.caim macea = Phlada: and having the name Jas SwAm stamp ed the scaling and written the label cover ing the cork and splendid engraving for the side of the bottle. composed of geonsetric lathe work comprising nine different dies, which have been turn cd for the excuave of the proprietor by Draper & Co, bank note engraycFs, of Philadelphia In the centre Is portait of the late Vim. Swaim copyright secured. x y .sss 2 ssss z
 Also. 9waim's vsTmifuee, ] 4 vaiuable Family Medicine being : highly ap- proved remedy for al diseases arising from debility of thc digextiye organs, such as Worms, Cholera 'mnTbus, Dysenfefy, Fever and a9ue. Bleeding Plcs Sick Headache, &c., &c See the Phamphlef (which may be had gratis1 arrompunying the yermifuge. Prepared only at SWAfN IAp0RAroRr Old stand. sevenfh street, bclow Chestnut, Philadelphia, and sold by all the respectable Druggists in the United states %Ss
 CArTson 1s sHn Punrp -Persons nishine to ob- tAintheg genuine Spen Iasaoesand Sxu6a's Erefssee sh0uld be careful fo ehserge that the namc SwAIN V 4eilef ccxf3Sly on the bottles and iahels of they rnAy he fmposed on hy ncdelnes na<Ie n imitation n them. by n person bearing | soRexkdf similar uasne well ca2cn1ated to deceive. N ss
 General agents for the United HfAtes,
 scHIEFFEIIN, BROTHERS co
 TO William St. corner of Beckman, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Winter Goodas
 TllOs. HI. Richards

III AS again just returned from New York with HI q large and splendid assortment of Winter Goods, such cloths. cassimeres yestings Tailors Trimmings and Gents Furnishing Gouis-which he will sell cheap for cash.
 eg- New Fashions just received at T. H. RlcuARrs' CLOTHING EsrAnLisHxExr, West Sheet
 Litchiield, Feb. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Brown and Bleached sheetings
Dress6ooda

. Ox438-k5Oo14
 In this department we shall expect fo sell every person who calls upon us. having bought of every style Drcss Goods offered in the market, comprised of stzped plaid Brocade and plain coaored Mennoes all wool musn DeIaines of every color. 25 pieces C0bus beautiful coors af the tow price of 25 cents per yard 10 pieces Gala piads, pieces Open Elan nef. 55 pieces striped and plaid muslin Delaines, 1000 yards Prints from q to l2l cents per yard. 3 Ready-made clothing
 n this department re boldly make the statement without any fear of contradiction that we have the largest and best a<sortmeut in the county, eosting of every variety of men and boys wsars
 0rooesi1a Having p1schased tkese 0oods h Juiy and Au-: gust. re ase nox faFnizhing them tc our cnto1neu at the sasAe pices fhat the Goods are w0gth ct eAoleale fn Ncw Fork
 We uould ny to aiI rezsons esltling out q t0s1, w1o intend visiting this plHcs n make their pE- chaee thnt Eheral dscosuzs Uili be em4de t0 them. Aiss. tint tEiey ufiI U suFe to ind eveE5 ons t1eir menorantiim It 0ur Store.
 BE \ BERRY.
 Woseoftv1lle Jan 1st 125c
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

1,.~ -o mn. Rrxs.- 11le .Nxnf of pfeFe ren- .:,sss ,. .,..S,ets rss dr.tsursiss tc 6ess linn .s. ...,h ir ,Ie l,ise u snodef.lely clnees s.,,,;.ss.si ex,r-mr eosd uhie we haye t.d m "'s .s,- .c.vrslrd tlsif bfss1l aad m mon II ro" !,... s':I;ss ;y,o sssss II icex mn lin :...;d. ,,f ,hs hive. Ihe hess pass tnta the pFpf rar. Y ,hr hive and hsddss '"gs,l;sf ovts ea'la!s vel 6ll<d win hos'ry. isn.. ' wnsnss sssy 'noys: ;n ;cs which gradually thaws assthe V eaiher mad- crates m and drits apoa them or keeps iIr hivr and conb moist % long as to inducs mnsiinexs and mould. An examinatioa sllauid he hlsd~s and .,is stas~ of things sen'sdird n fAr n Pos4iblr Tea..iahon ia as important perhaps more so-- in winter as in sums,~r. and for the xaSt "f II. we have no doubt many swafms annually pefisi. when the loss is charged t0 sxtrsfie Gold.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
DIV G0olls ls. (sls,ccrics. SEc.

sHE sul ihers wenld retufn their thanks for tke yeH Ibexal patronage with which tlseir Sfoee h1s been fhsUfed in the past and they hope by eorntant attention to the wants of tho trading to retain ther shafe of the trade Our stock of new Goods is lalW, which are selling at small profits 0u Groccfy department Is fnll and complete, and we feel confident of our ability to satisfy all who purchase of us that they receive their money $ worth. Call and jecide for yourselves before pur- chasing elsewhere
 -..ss s D. NORTHwAY & co. <
 South Norfolk Man h. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
A Voice from vgatcrIbury!

Great Reduction in tha Prices Fl sll Articles nARTRAH ALLEN N0eld respectfully an- ID nonnee 10 tic xesiae6fs of Itchft1d md yi- cinity that they hare reaucd the price Of all sftcl of Flour Fcci Groceries Prosiaons Sc from ten to sell all the ne essaxies Of life much cheaper than any other concern in the cetsnty Their assortment Is large and varied and people whiting Waterbury win find it an object to call. s
 RARTRAM & ALLEN. Waterbury, January, 1856. s. ].
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

vmycAs.-A writer in the Boston cutiva,oi proposes the following method. ny which h- thinks the best vinegar can be pr@ured at tfi6ing ex- pense :-Thr juice of one bushel of sugar beets. worth twenty-five cents, and which any farmer can raise with little cost. will make from five to six gallons of vinegar, equal ,o the bYst made mp elder wine. First, wash and graie the b-ets. aud express the juice in cheese ptess. or in any oth~i way which iitiis ingenuity rAn suggest. and put the liquor into barrel cover the hung with ga,z' and se, i im the sun. and tn afia-n or twenty days is will be fit for use. By this method the very be>. of vinegar can he obtainsd without any grra, trouble; and hope all wh, like good vinegar will trv if
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
GerSe EeNfnrJ'S.

sHNHE subscribers have made arrangements to keep II constant supply of firstrate article of GEESE FEATHERS, selected and packed with great by ourselves in packages of from 20 to 50 bs.-an will furnish at all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs of quality they will warrant as good as the best and at as low prices can be purchased of equal quality in the state.
 s. < L. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Twenty-Second Annual I;elsort
 OF rms Litchiield Mutual Fire Insurance Co.

Liehfrid Jniy 2d 1855 ay cash reed for pr'ms rocp ,h ear. s5lsD s5 Tnrash paid Er toss and rxpensts s" I57o 25 N hole am'' oi cash iee'a Tor P, n.s. aosos !6 Interest received "n k'sns, t,ylE lU-32, ,7l9 S6 " h,'r a'n', pad i's Ioss.s and ex's, 2S57t o5 Cash n"w hand, 9.l13 0l-S2,719 SC Anu,nt If premiums cha rged on the books gS 4 Aud cash hand, 9,li3ei Making Capital Stock of Co a, this time, ss2,oso 54 There is not at hs time any claims against the Co. all paid 70 this date. .f1-
 The Directors oi ,hs Compa ny ase confden that the plan "t Insurance ad"pted bv them will ritet with hearty response from al intelligent friends o Mutual Insurance.
 rhis Company insure ,niy in this S,aie and ,nke no ris sks on M'ls G'as Stores, shops etcs rxposed viag. or ciy pr prris. but c'.i .e tner bI,sinrss entirely " farm .r"perty and isolated hni dnys and t,lr c"tcn's-o which no' more than s2Bc0 wtll he insured risk. ss
 Th,s C "npany will adius, all claims win pro,npusss and hberatv. aud If at any time difference sbuid b. tween ,he parties all such u,ifrrenre uii he adjusted by i"dlf rem rersons in th C.i,, each party selecting rne aud In ihty do nefer. q third person shall be rh aud ihe inward uf aI or any two "f ihen.. .hall be fna and toncl,fsi,e.
 reward "i Sloo will D. pad by ttis C.inranv io any person "t setting hse to any buiidng insure by ihls Company.
 Officers Of the Company.
 Tr"a-"rr; JASON wmrtso. ,se rsssfy; snrIrss OsBoRs oi ilarwm'on, General Agent -,
 Disseiors.-J G. R,,ckwi,h, Jass.n wbi,spv. se,h P. 'EERs. A. !. Le~ia, Shph 0.born. Geo C. Vi ood. ruff. Robb,"s Banei, Stephen Trss b, dae.
 Local Agrnfs lema. W ra,lar, Watertown D. Milford; Rufus Fuller. J,., Kpa; Rirhnrd smith. Shnrm; Freier,ck k.oRe, Esrnw stf Iseph |. fsay. lord. Goshen; Wm'. NJ. Burr'.l. t'ansaa; ihp ed ]. Warner Sali-tmry; < D. Avrtilway and Ja,i, Drwei. N.~iok; Henry Jon"s New Hnr,isd t;-.srr D' Wadhans. TTrgi n; l-wis s',ni h. II rxint.n J.hn rrs'. WNd''ury; taviiC C. whiulvsey. N.w Pse-,..n. Reuben hak well, '',debsp Jl,n iiasia'e Wnstsd, S Y Si Jo'n, Newt anas,s; F. iainp,dge, Plym.s h. 9T Pprso,s wishing to get i,+ir bu,I,Inys tnsas.i eau apply to either o t!e Aprnfs . t, tte Stcr.ssrv =. ]. C. BEcKwfTlI Pfssldent. JASON WRITING. Secretary. MS ~, ;s - "-'''.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
FOR SALE.

eNNHE following valuable and productive Real Es- U tate in the village of Etchfield viz:
 The MANSION HousE ana appurtenances, formerly kept by the undersigned ani now occupied by Win H. Craxman as an Hotel, anI subject to a lease to him for two and half years, which can be bought in. and possession given by the first of May next desired.
 now occupied by Rufus Smith as a Boaa,iine, House
 This property, situated in the center of the Cou- y-Sea, is too we'll known to require particular de- scrpton. It is sufficient to say that there is in the County more to be desired by Hotel Board ing House Keeper.
 The property will bc sold low. together or in parts to suit purchasers-and one-third of the purchase rIoney may remain on mortgage.
 If the property is not sold by the first of April next it will be leased.
 SYLVESTER SPENCER
 Itch6eld. iConn.) January 1th. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
c. Ro1nhart, Matchmaker and .JeWeler.

D ESPEcTFULLY informs the inhabitants oi -l0 Htchfield and it's vicinity that he has taken the store lately occupied by Mir Weller, where he intends carrying on the Watch and clock repairing business in all its branches-and all work will be warranted to give perfect satisfaction C. REINHART.-
 Ltchficid April 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

foa. hnnJsrd pouads will bring thirty two doIi.rs aud two hogs, weighing sach iwo hundred p'suhds, wili bring about the same amount. The southern planrts say they can raisr ,,e hogs Vt quars~r less expru-e. smd, many of th~tn announce their dr'ssa,na,i'an so give ap the cotton fields. and go in fos hag. raising. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Ihe cultivation q the osi~s, as DAsksa Willow, ss elalmlne siswnsiaa U ihls cssussy. aud u des- - ss ssesne pr0oe<sls pfsduct, as is can hr ssssee en seit of lIlias es - sss fbs any oshrs Psspa As ar assicee af imposs. !, l. sh~ seascs. dnpsd iata 0rsxia. ss1 ws ssr infoss,ss by evn
 Nenee ~hs Ass kad ste ssprsiasss uts1. thu il
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

THg PRsssnr isa good time 10 secure additional fencing uairriaI When rails are used. lri them be cut aud spin, and drawn as mar ti,s spot as may bs Stone may bs quarried and drawn. snl logs taken to mill to be sawed for ros,s and boards. Stakes and caps may also be prepared Il, shs leisure of win,4r Cows and sheep should receive particular attention at this scsson Tine vigor aad value of their offspring will depend upon shs health oi the mothers. in large degree. Give thein nutritious food and proper care.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Carts SWALLOWING NAILS --S. ". Bartlett, of East Windsor, tells d Case that fell under his own observation. of indigestion and nsn.thfiit in some Dur.am cattle. Two of tle,n when slau.h. iefed were found io have nearly a p,ni of rusty shsngis nals in their stotnachs. The owner had r~.~hinglrd hi. harms after they were filled win hay. the old nails had fallen between ile rooi boafds upon the hay. and had thus passed intu the sto,s,achs of the cattle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

To ReMve lxx SrA,ss Many of the prepafa. tions taf frsaov,g iuk spois take out the ceor as well--,hr following b perfectly harmless one To half an ouace of oxaiic acid put fluid "ancr of distilled water. when nearly dissolved add hali an ounce of ritric acid this witl be V saturated salaiion, and will take out ink ~ith ut injaring or disc"lofing the scbs,ance whether 1t bs cloth, silk. &c. as
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

CHANCE or DiET.-Do not confne the farm stock to dry fodder. Cattle, horses and other ani. insls want q change of diet ss mnci, as we do, and now ihsy cannot get at the ground. let them have dis, oi green stuff once in while--apr,es. potstors, casr"is. esc.--isese will keep th-us in gs'od taste Water and sal, should always he al hand in winter as vel as in the summer. Give shs colts nubbin of cora or d handful of meal every day. sN
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

ETyEE subscriber is now prepared to take Ambro- types or portraits on glass. This is a new fea- ture in and is really attracting the at tentiun of the public.
 Daguerreotypes are also taken with his usual sue cess Ladies and gentlemen are invited to call at his Gallery and examine specimens of either process J. L. JUDD.
 No. South street. Iitchfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
IT E w GOODS At the Store of Alvord q Brother.

\ MONO which may De found splendid assort- 1A ment new styles M. DcIAaines, All Wool do. DcBages .. Black Silks,
 Merinos.
 Coburgs,
 Alpaccas, 4 I
 Rachel Plaiis, :. Prints,
 Ladies Cloths. 4 s<ssss Brucha ShswIs, ss sFA Talmxs. Moire Ant Trim gs.
 BroAdc4oths. cassimcrcs.
 Tweels All Wool do &c. &c. &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

To kEtp FaEsa MsAr N S1MMxR-put the meat iu,o \ tu, aad cover It with sour milk. By Changing tlir milk omes CT twice, u will keep a week of more. Before cooking. wash the milk from the meat, and lsy |, n liuls soda wassr . fsw minutes. ls will nlaks it very tender.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

CvMsSrs.-ro fastea small shells on ornamental work. Use rith~ref the following ceulenss 1. Dissolve shellsr in enough y~raised to spirit ta make liquid of the consiss~nresaf tf~anls q, Finely -pawdrr~d plastsrsd of Psris made into . cream with water
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

WeW enea sss uanswa sPss s@Y sakaown ensses- thry aryvs v-aasf@ upsss sAs fsuif q any arrn. kew es0Caiax aa~vvs it n.y appezs, sasess ukry st>rsSr 1ns 6 = a.vss1 stSk ske peckiar eI tls5e, b4e GS9 = ~t1bssssaS Ss~s whss sssz have
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

NsRve AND Bosf LixlMwHr --Take one pune, spirits of ,arpenla-. half pint ofhraady. and on g''t ot neatsfoot oil; siaMef over 6ss till usxsd th~a bottle |, for use.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

PLuM PuDDSs --'rsks ans pound each of aour. beef su~t. sugar.. cusranls aud saisns; f.nr eggs, ons pint of milk, spies to the tMsie tie in bag -aliow no room fof swelling. aud boil four hours. This rule is from an English family.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

vAasisa soR P,cru.ss White of egg, heater up. m,kes good yssnish ios watsr.coler pcturrs !, must he carefully laid on with U large camsl's hAir brush.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

bLAcKiSe roa SWosa. --Thses ounces Ivory
 ossrk. two ounces nsoasses. . tablespoonful swers el': cae ounes sisrioi, oas ounes ot gum sfs6ic, and one pima vineysr