davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

WAN1ED-PART Of HOUSE, by a small
w family, In the vicinity Of 9Th 70 2thss shd 2ay. 70
Broadway Rent from $40 TO 80 Beet OF reference
CURED and given. Address
- a j. POWERs. No. 10 sa.sv.. OF No. Q CAurch.st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

WANTED ~ LEASE-FOr a term OF years,
w foe hrstelAss Manufacturing Business. BUILDING
the front be upon
side upon smother hoal aey for tho purpose
urBs good light The location DO between Fulton and
Canasis and between broadway and Ceutre-st II new
building to DO erected be Of the modern FIRE proc
order and sufficiently strong for heavy machinery For Jus
such location and building be wants the uhscrbeTis Vbf
pay which will make good Adiress
MANUFACTURER, Boa No l65 Tribune Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

rally Of CAPE Faneais s. poTingo sf,eI~aId o. M11aS4s
AUBERT or FANNY AUBERT, all formerly Of dataezas
viii spty 10 the undersigned they will hear Of SOMETHING
M fff42IR ADyANTAOE WILLIAM G. Russell,
~ No. i06 Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

YTO LITERARY MEN.-A gentleman accus-
toned 70 discuss Social Civil and Political Events, aud
qualified 10 write vgOr and faoy may hear OF an advaa
fssous position by addressing A. B. Box No LIS Pladel-
phA Post Office
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

VHILD 10 ADOPT.--A young American WON
n ,ssnso,abls family ~ willing 10 gse away her To-
An, I.nd.ons d 10 ABy who provide for and rear
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
fousrs an0 farms t)anteo.

DART Of HOUSE WANTED.--A Lady,
whose f.uy consists Of three- persons desires TO the
FIRST OF SECOND FLOOR, the fROHT BASEMENT or
tween l4b 2bs end between the 4h and 6thays The
House have eli the modern improvements Would prefer
LEASING for number years would DO willing devote
hours daily 10 Istfuetins the children OF the family il
there be any French payment Of rent References
exchanged Address, stating location and terms Box f0
New.York PostOfhce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES POWELL,

G 0xs Thomas Alsrton Powell,l Awl Blade hanuile-
tnrer New Johnt Road Birmingham, beg 20 caution
erchsBts factors and the public against impos;on Large
quantities Of AWLBLADEs having lstey beeo STAMPED and
lsbelled Aarton Powell" aud "Tsup, purPorns 70 be
he reel Tbomss AlertoD Powelrs Avis
John POWELL would therefore beg 10 solicit merchants
and fo,os him IL they discover fJrgery or in
frnsemeD upon bis stamps o" AsIton Powell" Or TauPi
On uron he labels Of polished Avis Of which said
sss and Labels be has the sole right and and DO de-
punish all those who commit such indue9t ac
tons who impose upon and njue the puzzle ana MN
self The genuine fne spring steel Avis bear lac sc OF t1s
signature Of TIOS ALLAHTON POWELL upon eacA
Of Avfs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
Professional Notifies.

JOHN C. BERGH. COMMISSIONER of
- DEEDS fr NEW-YORK. and Cornrn,s.i5ner for tbs
States Of NEW-JERSEY. CONNECTICUT RHOO:
ISLAND MICHIGAN and WISCONSIN, No . Barclay
- ofee Columbia FreInsuIanee Co; Residence, No. 60
Fast z5dst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

OFFICE OF THE MLRcANTfLE FIRE Insurance CoMPANY,(
No. s. Wall-st.. NeW-York Feb. 1, 1885,
A y ELECTION for thirty Directors and three
Inspectors the election viii be held a. the office Of
tie Company on TUESDAY the 9.h inst The polls will
oIen q o'clock p. m. and close at o'clock
JOHN BAKER, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

Market FiRE-ISsURANcE co. Office No. 2s6 Pesr-st,
NEw-YoRK, jan 8, 1856 :
THE BOARD of DIRECTORS of this Com
psny have this day declared SenisnnuI Dividend Of
TEN PER CENT Oh the Capital Stock II the Company PAY
afie on the 18th inst. ASHER TAYLOR, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

(NAUTION-"THE KNlCKEhBOCkEh lCE
" COMPANY" employs Agent 20 collect bills except
sn1b "A furnhed with wrtten authority signed y Ae
PreLdeut and secre:ary. r. T. COMPTON, Piesdent.
isS~ ~ WIN j. WILCOX. Secretary.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07

Glarhinerp, Ct.

4 SHCKOFT's STEAM aDd VACU UNI GAUGES
Tile best and reliable Of any tie market War
ranfed correct liberal discount allowed 10 the trade fot
sale by CHAS W. COPELAND, No 81 Broadway.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
BROOKLYN FIRE-NSUR-

AlhlIEND. DhOOhblN
~ ANCE Co-The Board Of Directors Of this nompSnIS
bave declared SEMI Annual Dividend ofTEN o PEk ~
o. lie Genital Stock payable and after toe afst Jay OF
Fbusy rex, At their Office No Msrcants ExchAnge rev"
tuis. :. = b.94a-S inclusive WIN +. LEGGErr, Sec.
nIVIDEND.-The Knickerbocker stage &C. C SRa
r,-v have this dav declared Dividend OF FIVE rhh
CFNf rvsbe on end afer the 9h inst ont Of the satnlte
M t-,.s hooks will be coscd until the 9:h by ciet O. ne
49, -New.York Feh 4 1856 GEO. G. PETERS, Treas
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-02-07
- UANTRD A BUSINESS MAN
90 Dbom if map gontern.

A NATURAL CURIOSITY.-The undersigned
n poseses q REMARKABLE NATURAL CUkIOs.ddt,
b vkich BE- invites the attention Of tho public
fu HFIFTR one year old, weighing about ~ p,1g S
red and white IL has SIX PEkFECTLf-FOhlhLD hSg5j
-. n Inch about length sreh, nAnS
sop between the sb0sldeT Any one deroTs o. p2'I5sss
o. sniasl can address JACOB STRUbLE. hOus7 VI SpS
septstves Hsrrisburs, Pa
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
- "A new Branch of Trade.

New York city, Albany, Boston, Worcester and all
the large cities have their prominent dealers in far
lners tools, and all the modern agricultural and
horticultural con.riyances. George H. Way Co.
of this city, says the Hartford Colrant, have taken
hold of this business with energy, and reared a
massive warehouse in Kingsley street stories Lish
100 feet deep au! 40 feet wide. 1t Is devoted from
cellar to attic 10 the exhibition Of crns tiles fof
draining VI various shapes, yokes pows, harrows,
oultyators horschoes, cast iron hubs road shoves
corn plantcrs, &c Perhaps the most curious contiiy
snce we saw, was corn-panter interdcl to deposit
the fcrtilzng material and the seed, both at the
same time. Ills asures the most economical Of
the manure ana to any one who farms few acres
must he s,luabs continuance. The costly fcrtiliz-
crs must be used in thc most jucious way in order
tora3.a But Way Go. have provided ample space
for farmers to call in and scd for themselves by
tual handling just how the machiacs operate. Far
mcrs self willcd race thai like Ia make ~; their
minis and cannot be coaxed 10 move faster than
their nltpralg.it The Warehouse in kipgsls street
will pay any farmer foy the time spcnt in examining
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Daytoi1s. nGslodeons.

0dyCD Aeao0eon6
the following are among the testimonials latel,
received by the manufactures of these well known
and highly approved instruments
From z. =Rsod0, .7hassr ef>lKasie.. s.s
Mps1s a. q r Dayton
GentiemenIft Is with much pleasure that offa,
my testimony Is 10 the exceiiapcy Of the Reed In
tstrnmeats manufactured BIZ you, and am happy ta
say that IN my opinion they have not been egaales
| By any nlanufacturedin this country Yours. Sc.
So sst 4. PsocToR, Bennington, y. FL.
Fran OEr~ r. Nsarson, Ozsama and 7ssoaer Of aEusie
a.. St JaLas Aea1 Bruasssick.
Msssrs. n seJ Dsyon:
Gents-Ihe heIodeon purchased of .yousin April
proves to- be very superior every rs
spect, and am pleased to learn that all of the Ne
odeons of your manufacture which are in use In this
vicinity give Satisfaction
Respectfully Yours, o. z NEWTON.
ST. Johns, n July list, 1855.
Fism Prefezor Exon.
= Bosros, July 18th, 1855
Asssrs. A. g. r. Dassau:
Dear Sirs-Having carefully examined the verv
excellent Melodeonssof your manufacture, allow nae
to express to- you my qualification in finding in them
all those qualities which go 10 make up superior
instrument viz perfect equal Temperament and
excellent time, prompt and even action, beautiful
style Of finish, durability, power and superior quail
ty OF tone--which last especially think exists TO
such a remarkable degree in the Instruments in
question as to place them far 10 advance of any Ne
loIeoEs have ever before seen.
Very truly Yours, sc. GEO. ". WILSON.
From S. C. Jo1tie. Sar York. "a
800 BROADWAY, n. Y
From J. r. Watson, Ts1clv Of Music on Piano and
lAeloleoa.
Having examined the improved model Melodeons
man uacture by A. & J. DAYTON, Wolcottviie, Coma.
am prepared To express my confident opinion that
they are the most perfect instrument of the kind
manufactured. JF. Watson, Jr.
Boston, July 18th, 1855.
From VIM. 4. Hakaray Organise and Conductor Of .Hs-
SIC al Tie Mariners Church, Boston.
BosroS, July 10th, 1856.
Nesws A. & J. Dayton:
Gents-H,ving recently had an opportunity TO
examine your beautiful style Of Meiodeons take
pleasure in recommending their great superiority in
many respects specially in their quckneas of
speaking, excellent tune and temperament, their
great power and superior quality of tome which is
free from that harshness prominent in in
strrments of this kind.
Yours truly, WV A. HAruAwAY.
A. s. J. DIRon. Wocottville, Conn.
Giants: The Melodeons OF Your manufacture which
have disposed of have given the greatest satisfaction
and can recommend them as being of quality of
tone and touch equal to any thing in the country.
Yours truly, SAM'L C. JoLLIE.
New York, June 18th, 1875.
IS" See advertisement on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
I'hnnfx salt Mills,
New Haven. Conn.

New Haven, Conn.
EEO. l.. FAULKNER s. co, Nos and 6
IN Sanfords Block Fleet Street, offer to the
trade by the thousand bags, smaller quantities,
put up in various sized bags suitable for retailing.
The quality of the salt ground by us is superior to the
New York Salt as Is acknowledged 10y the dairy in.
erc5t who have used 1t. Our Salt comes direct TO VA
from the West Indies, by the ships of H. Trowbrdges
Sons and Is selected especially for dairy and table use
We are pdiag 10 rarraa all Butter 10 keep sped Ghil
property made uth our SAT-.
! Persons calling at the Office of the PHGNrx SApr
Mills. Nos. and Sanfords Block Fleet street,
New Haven, may be supplied by the bag bushel OF
barrel, as they may wish.
Old Rock, Turks Island, ST. Ubes and Livcrpool
Sack Salt may always be obtained of in large OF
small quantities, at the lowest rates.
&c Orders by mail promptly attended 10.
GEORGE l.. FAULKNER & co.
Nos. and Sanfords Block
Fleet street, New Haven. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Notice Extraordinary.

a NoTiB.a great Revolution ; lbioodless as yet
N revolution that the great armies of Europe
never thought of-a revolution not such as clothes
the ground in crimson, lays waste large tracts Of
country: Dat IL revolution III the Boot and Shoe
trade that sort OF revolution which makes tae heart
glad, and ail the Sous .nd daughters oi A. B. and c.
leap fur joy. How ii BE- SAYS ore is it possible
says another that t.e ingenuity Of man can invent
50 maQy patterns OF dress tor the foot alone. Bu.
SO it is and the undersigned have SHARED no pains to
rett the ''Old Brick IN the neatest manner and
fitted It up to the walls, with that which will ft the
foot. please the eye and draw light on the purse
10 number The kinds and quality, would lee like
umbtring thc Sanes CT the sea- Suffice ii 20 say
it Is necessary to call and examine for yourselves
before you can determine what you woul,lalkc II
there ia any who think they should like any particu-
lar kind o boot or shoe; for their benefit we will
few Of the more common kinds And firstly.
l,i.es Gaiers, Congress, side and front lace with
and without iPs and fozings; Glove, FRENCH English
and plain Slips from 80. cents to 81 go Thick and
thin sole B:Iskins Of superior quality with any
quantity Of hsssuth and Jenny. Lind Ties Gents
thick AND calf Boots-do. Shoes, do. French calf
Congress Boots together with all other kinds OF
Caters, Kossath Oxford, and other fashionable
Ties for gents. \ full supply OF infants youths
and gents hgbbcrs, Shoes, Boots, Sandals and Cos
samers Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather, moro
Innings, Bindings. Nails. Pegs, Wa, Thread, Avis
and II ATS, shoe brushes, Paste and yarnsh Backing
&c The whole to conclude with great rush at
the '.Old Brick where tho one price and ready
yly system done well. We respectfully in tie
all L. give call. assuring them that everything,
shall b. sold at the lowest per cent possible ut No.
) West Main Street, Litchfcd, Conn.
MEAFOY & MUNSoN
First door West Of Court House.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
EGA1REED.

In Norfolk, on Sunday evening, May 4th by Rev.
j. Eldridge George W Reed of New Haven, to Miss
Louisa l.. Lewis of Norfolk.
In Washington March 10Th, by Rev E. Lyman,
Jerome s. Kinney, to Miss Mary L. Baldwin
In Washington, on the 1th inst, by Rev. e. Iy-
man. Robert Harvey. to Miss Lois A. Ford. Also
at the same time and place Cornelius Alien, to hiss
Cordela I. Sackctt. of Nelson Portage Co. Ohio
In Wiitown, S. G., April I'D. Geo. A. Hickox, Esq.
Of this town, to Miss Mary, daughter Of VIM. Bris
banc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
The Pavilion Family School,
Hartford, Conn.

n & J. BIRD, Principals, will Commence Its 31st
y session on the 1stof May. In this school aro
taught all the common branches of education, from
the Spelling Book to the higher college classics in
Guiding Photography, Music, Drawing and the modern
Languages. The location of the school can hardly
be surpassed 1t is about one mile from the State
House, having all the advantages of country for
may be assured that particular attention will be paid
to the health and manners s6 their children, and to
the cultivation of their moral and religious principles
Pupils between the ages of and IA preferred Cir
culars forwarded at request.
RETEnENors-Rev. DR.. Halves, Rev. Dr. Clarke.
Hon, I. S. Williams, Hartford; Prof Silliman, DIR.
Fitch Prof Thatcher, New Haven Rev. DIR. Ander
son. Dea. Proctor, Boston Rev. Dr. Adams Rev.
W. A. Hallock, New York Fisher Hove j. w. Jones,
Brooklyn: James d. Pinneo, Newark Hon. j. Jones,
Philadelphia, Hon. Ezra Clarke, Jr, NJ. C., s. Web
ster, Washington; j. NJ W. Heton, New Orleans.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Girls Wanted

vEvO work at the Cloth Button busness--to steady.
IL Industrious American girls that wish for am
engagement for year more good inducements
will be made by steady employment at good wages.
We have number of girls from Litchfeld County.
and like tho kind.
Our Factory is located ! mile cast Of the Union
City Depot in Naugatuck
ENOS HOPKINS & Co
Naugatuck April 18th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
HtchCock's Combination Pumps
Engines and ashers

rs NIESS machines are acknowledged tho best
II pumps ever brought before the public The
Engine is mounted on wheels, and is capable of
throwing q barrel Of water 20 or 90 feet in three
minutes time. They adapted for use in case of
tires, in the garden, washing Windows or for any
other pm pose where stream of water is required
The housc-pnmp is capable of drawing water twenty
live feet without regard to the lateral distance wa
ter can be drawn from the well and forced to the
highest rooms OF the house. They are simple in
construction and not easily got out of repair Manu-
iActured by II. L. WHISTLER & CO., Newtown
Conn. to whom orders may DC addressed
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
A I Il Court of Probate holden at Kent within and
IA for the District Of Kent, Oh the End day OF

) n a Court Of Probate holden at Kent within and
IA for the District of Kent, on the End day OF
May, \. D. 1856
Present, WILLIAM TREAT Esd, Judge
On motion Of CLARK PAGE. Administrator on the
Estate of MARlSDA ROOTS. late of Kent, within
said District, deceased This Court doth decree that
six months be allowed and limited for the creditors
of SAID estate to exhibit their claims against tho
to the Administrator; and directs that public
notice lie given Of this order by advertising in a
Newspaper published in Jitchie.d, and by posting a
copy thereee the public sinpost in said town of
Kent nearest the place where the deceased last dwell.
Certified from Eeoord
WILLIAM TREAT, Judge
All persons indebted to said Estate are hereby re-
quired to make immediate payment to the Admiuis-
traitor thereon. e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

The Publishers of the Ngw HAVEN DAILY PALLA-
offer their paper, during the ensuing session OF
the Legislature at the rate of 81 90 for each suscsi-
her
THE PALlAp,rs will contain faithful reports of the
proceedings Of the Legislature and being evening
paper. they win generally be Published on the day
Of ilscir Transaction
These persons who may choose 10 act our agents
In procuring subscribers, will be entitled to the
amount OF one copy 30 every six obtained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Legislative Repor.s-1s56.

The DAILY MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, con-
tanning full and accurate Reports of the proceedings
of both branches OF the Legislature will be furnished
at oas dsIior for the session.
Sach persons choose 10 act agents for u.s. will
be entitled 10 one copy for every sixth subscription
CARRiNGTox & HorcmKlss.
New Haven, April 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
office.

TEH1IERE Is In the town of Norfolk young Stallion
- which will be three years old the 2ith day of
May next, and weighs from eleven hundred and fifty
to twelve hundred pounds He is of the Morgan
extraction. For action and symmetry considering
his sze he cannot be excced, his disposition is adj
mrablc, he will be used for stock this Spring to q
small extent Aone but good breeding mares will bo
accepted Tor those that have the appearance of being
good his color is jet black those who wish to raise
colt from him must apply soon TO MYRoN q.
JOHNSON, Of the firm of J. II. SHEPARD & CO.
Norfolk. CT, Anril 18th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

IIoLtnwAy OE;T.ESr PILLS infsliibe Remedies
Tor Salt Rhcum.--Edwartl Jackson, OF Galveston,
Texas suffered increasingly Cor four years with salt
rheum, bad WAS he that four five months at IL
time, he compelled 10 keep to l,is bed and the
doctors told him candilly That he need again
expect to be we'll Finding this to b. the case, he
dismissed them, and Immediately put himself under
course OF Holloway Ointment and Pills these fine
remedies ma'ie such an Improvement in him
that he enabled to resume his occupation, and
by continuing them for short time, he restored
to the blessings of health which he has enjoyed ev-
or gincc
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

UnIANc FORTES 7;.tr Notice.-The subscriber
u Offers for sale second hand Piano fortcs which
he viii sell very cheap. New Piano Fortes MANI.
featured by Haliet, Davis Il Co., and l.. Glib ut
selected ami delivered for those desiring to purchase
at a small advance from the wholesale price and
warranted. Music sold at New York prices. Piano
Fortes tuned and repaired. .....-
J. BTDWELL PECK.
Ltchfcld, May 9Th. 1856 "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Reatay-Nsale Clothing.
scotch Pebbles.

~ USr received by the subscriber an assortment
g of Spectacles set with genuine pebbles. which
he will seii a. the lowest price Also quantity of
pebbles unset to Accommodate those who may wish
them set to- their. own frames those in want of
either are Invited to call and see for themselves
L. MEIRIMAN.
Litch6eld. April Goth, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
tArn, Sired Home. J

There Is not In this vide world three agents so sure
In pulmnnic Diseases, 10 work out a cure
A. Iyerworf. Tar, Canehalagua combined
Fur the rescue Of suffering thousands designed
Colds are cured ms hy magic. a Cough disappears
Insteai of tormenting the victim for years
Group. catasrh, lnfuenz, this Syrup subdues
And lie aid not cen Doctoss eer slight or refuse
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
uDoLrHo WOLFE.


Caution to the Publio.-Snce the introduction
az nay schi,am Aromatic scnapps in,o the U,,ited
States number of liauor-mixcrs in New York,
Boston AMI Philadelphia have been engaged in put
ting ny mixed and poisonous Gin in green eases and
jugs, 10 he plliaed OF upon the unwary for my
genuine Schnapps. haze directed my agents to in
s,itnte legal proceedings against all persons who
they may ascertain to be engaged In this most
atrocious system of dccepaon. and | call the
press ami the pnic to all them in their efforts to
remedy 50 great an evil. UDoLflio WOLFE.
Einaie 4rsats nj Boston srao ra s4iy Exter" Trade.
Weeks & Potter. iat Washington street Carter,
Cnlcord & Preston so Hanover street; Wilson, Fair
hanks Co.. ~ Hanover street; Brewers Stevens 4
Gushing. ~ Washington street l. ID. Richards 4
Sons, So State street Edward Goldman 4 Co..
% state street Samuel O. Cochran 4 Co, 30 Gem
grcss street Seth T. fecker, 3 Elm street A. L.
Cutler, 43 India street
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

New Goods for Spring.

ZINE Of the best selected assortments of Groceries
~ Provisions and eatables Of all kinds that have
ever been in Litehfeld, was purchased in the
different markets lust week by the subscriber Such
for good living viii please call at the Store In
West Street and examine his stock of neccssares
and luxuries.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
IjtchGeId April LIST 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

O." Have Care for that cough, rcaler; YOU can
cure it if you will Wisars Balsa,n OF Wild Cherry
has cured cases that seemed hopeless Still it is
always better to take IL In season. and not wait until
your cough become. dangerous.
Prepared and s,li Wholesale aud retail, only by
SErt W. FowLE Boston Mass. to whom all order
should hc addressed, anal for sale by 4. c. Smith
Iitchicld Alvord Brother. W"lcettyflle Phoenix
Co., Watcrtown, and druggists generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Hart Female Seminary,
PLYMOUTH CONN

fESHlS School has been reorganized and placed
II under the entire care and direction of MRs.
JuDsoN A. Roor. ~
The Summer Term will commence on Wednesday,
May 7th.
superior Music Teacher has been secured. Al
dress THOMAS SCOTT, at Plymouth, and MRS.
ROOT, at New Haven until May LIST
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08
Notice.

TKHIE undersigned with certain other persons have
ID associated themselves according To the pro
visions OF - An Act concerning Joint Stock Corpora
toes" under the name Of J. & R. H. HorcnxIs:
COMPANY. Said Company is located in IIotclkissyilie
in the town OF Woodbury.. The purposes for which
slid corporation is established the MANUFACTURER.
and dealing in all kinds of Goods of which wool OF
cotton shall form The whole one Of the component
parts also, the purchasing holding and leasing on
Real Estate necessary and convenient to carry on
said busincs the buying, selling and dealing in all
kinds of goods wares and merchandise and all
articles of property necessary and convenient to carr,
ON the business as aforesaid
This is to notify all persons interested that The
first meeting of the corporation will be holden at til.
Office ot j. 4 Il. II. Hotchkiss in Ho;chkssvilie on
Saturday. the 24th day of May, A. d. 1896. at {
o clock A. VI.
JOSIAH H0TTHk1SS
REL BEN H. HOTCHkISS,
W r. HOTCUkISs
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

PROTESTANT MRisrER who arrested in Spain
for preaching doctrines contrary to the Roman
Catholic religion, has been released by decision OF
Judge Of Barcelona, who declared that the second
base Of the constitution establishes in Spain religious
tolerance. The Judge by this decision brings him
self in collision Mi.h the Queens minister.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-05-08

lst" F. Gould, of IIwrencevillc Georgia was
troubled with huInor which broke ont in his face.
Frequently he Was obliged to dcsist from shaving
but after two days application of the =" Mass;soit
Salve, he able to shave again without pain or
trouble. Price IS cents per box
Wholesale orders addressed to J. p. SULLIVAN Pro-
pretor, Bo..lu 1t may be had ut retail, of the
Agent.
Sold by A. c. Smith I.itchield Alvord & Brother,
Wocottyillo.