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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Improved shingle Machine

DUBLlC attention Is invited 10 an improve A ment in making Shingles by means of a machine patented by Jonathan Rennes, By the arrangement of the knives this machine pre- serves almost entire the grain of the timber, which Is great consideration in tte wear of Saingles-josnfing them. and producing ne ar one third more rom given quansi,Y Of timber than can be got by any other pEocess now used, and every shineie Is perfr without labiiny Ia clip shorter or mar them in any way by checks or shakes. and leaving every one as sound as if riven. It has also the advantage of greater dis patch. as two shingles are produced by each descending motion of the gate to which the knives are attached, and cutting from three to four thousand per hour. Manufactured and sold by BEERS PETERS, Kent, Litchfieid Go. G.
 RTAlso. Is manufactured machine for cutlingI.ath and warranted 10 cut one hundred per minuse as sound as if sawed. The machines may be found two miles west of the depot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
More Troubles In Kansas.

A dispatch from St. Louis says that a battle took place the night of the I7.h, be- tween party of froe-stats men and some pro-slavsry men, in which one of the latter was killed, and several others wounded. A company from Lawrence. under Capt. Lawrence, and the Kickapoo Rangers" wsre tho parties engaged. A large number of persons have left for Easton. The dis turbsnce is supposed to have grown out of tho election of the 18th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
.Dr. Kaae,s Arotic Expedition.


 In the Fsbfuary number of Graham's Magazine, we find an extract from Dr.. Kane's forthcoming Arctic Explorations, which we shall transfer to our columns next week. The work must prove of pe- eulisr interest and we are glad to learn 1t is 70 soon to be published. The Magazine refers to the work as follows:
 A correspondent writes to know whether Dr. Kane intends publishing volume on his late Arctic Expedition, and how soon the same may be expected. We take this occasion to inform our readers generally, that. the Dr. has been busily engaged, since his return home, in preparing full and complete account of this, the most periIous and interesting voyage of the age Messrs. Childs & Peterson, the enterprising pub lishers of this city, who have the work in hand, are sparing no expense to make the book worthy of the subject. and judging from the fact that the estimated cost Of its production is upward of S2O. .0O0. we have every reason to believe that it will be one of the most magnificent and elaborate works ever issued from the American press. The paintings and drawings, from sketches by Dr. Kane, are being prepared by the distin- guished artist, James Hamilton, Esq, who has devoted several years to the study of Arctic subjects, in connection with Dr. Kane. There will be twenty fine steel line-engravings, including portraits of pr. Kane and MT, Grinnel, executed under the superintendence of J. M. Butler Esq who stands unrivaltedi in this department. The wood.cuts will be engraved in the highest style of tire artby Messrs. Van lngen & Snyder, making in all upwards of three hundred illustrations. We would further state that it will be issued in two hand some octave volumes, as early as practica- ble tho ensuing year, at the low price of $ for the entire work.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
EClss EHNfs.

DRADF0RD. of WoIcot.v.iie. has inst re- \ , oeiyed one more Case. oi those b-aHti;al Calico Remuaais. Call soon or you ~iil lose a bargain.
 BOOTS, Bno,s-Geniiemen in want of coop Bonts boih for Men and Boys, will do well by alling al BRAproRD's.
 READY MADE CLOTHING.-l,e roo dot. lars worth more Of Overcoats, Heavy Winter Goats, Pant.oons and Vests, ju [ received at BRspfoEp's Cheap Store. Wolcottville
 Paramettas, Muslin Delanrs and Mernoes, just receiveda fresh suppl, by the subscriber: A. c. BRADFORD.
 Soft Hats. Wmie. Caps both Men and Boys, just received at that Cheap Store around the corner from Churchs Hotel.
 4- Cash paid for Mirk Skins at
 4. c BRADFORD'S, Wo!cottville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

THs PRoHisiroRr Acr.-There can be no doubt that the Mains Lnr. so called, was dssignea to prevent all the evils of Intsmpsra0ce, and if honestly carried ou, would soon accomplish it's bene6cent pur- poso. And there can be as little doubt that Dr. Rogers' Syrup Of Liverwort. Tar, and Canchalagua was designed to remove all Palmona7y Complaints, and if it could he generaliy used. and early administered, then co0ghs. Colds, and the long catalogue ef Lung diseases would rapidly disappear, and the mortality from CoSsuaprtoS be ssnsibly decrsased. Those who have tried 't aIs unanimoas in it's praise, and 1t has accomplished some of tho most memorable earss on reeoEd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
A Voice from Waterbury.

A GREAT REDUCTION in the pri es fA of ali articles necessary for the support oi hic. Rariram X Allen would respr reitnlIy announce to the residents of Li,cLfi, Id and vicinity. tha, they have reduced the price Of all articles of Flour, Feed, Groceries, Provi- sions, &c., from ten to twelve per cent. aud ,ha, they are now prepared m sell all the nc cessaties of life much cheaper than uny other concern in the County. Their assortment is large, aud varied, and people visiting Water bury. will tnd II an ohject to call.
 BARTHAM G ALLEN Waterbury, January, 22, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Green Mountain Feed-Cutter.

FESHlS machine was invented and pat -E en,ed by James II. Bennett of Bennington, Vermont, who has devoted twenty years'in per fecting Feed Cutter, combining an amouns of utility never before attained. This machine re, quires no expense of repairs, is eminentlv du- "a ble, and will cut either hay. straw, or corn stalks with equal facilay, and with more ease and dispatch than any crank, or other Feed Gutter in use. An examination and trial ot the article will satistyihe most increduous.
 All orders addressed to the undersigned W i'll receive prompt attention. Price S7.
 AARON D. WELLS, ot Plymouth.
 Proprietor for Litchfield County. Plymouth, Dec. Huh, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
FARM FOR SALE.

FESHE subscriber offers for sale his Farm -A situated about two miles southeast of ths .meefing-house ln Salisbury, on the road from the Center To Lime Rock Said Farm contains about oue hundred acres suitably divided into meadow, pasture, plow and wood land-s finely walered and under high state of cultivation Buildings and fences are in complete repair, and Tor small Fam Is one of the most desirable in LItchfieid Co One-half the purchase money can remain on mortgage if desired.
 -- CHAuNCEY REED. Salisbury Jsnuary ? 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
.YOficf.

rENHE Advertiser would respectfully an.
 E nnunce 10 h's customers and the public generally that he continues to supply tie vari- ous MAGAZINES named below at the pfio es annexed per annum, viz-Harper. s2a5; Put nam, s2,25; knickerhocker. s2,c5; House. hold Worts, s2, Backwood, S2,25; Godey, ss,25; eirnham, sa,s5 Horueulturlst, col"red plates, s3 50; lnrilculinrs'. plain edirinn, Sl63; Ll,teli's Living Age, S; Frank Leslie 5 Gazette Of Fashion, S2.s5. Ballou's Pictorial, s2 50; Ladies Repository tCincinnnari,lS S1 63; Peterson. si.63; AIthurs Home Magazine, Sl63
 He is prepared also 70 fil orders far sta ndard and miscellaneous hooks and he current iiera ture or the day, whe her from the trade or per sons in other walks of industry. Having mad an experience of fifteen years in the Book and Periodical Trade. he believes that he can give eriire satisfaction 10 all parties intrusting him with orders.
 Specimen. numbers of the NJ ga zines sent ,n receipt of six Post Office Stamps fer S3 or ss Nngazies, nd for twelve such Stamps a sam pie ot the S5 pr S6 works will he senr. Letters otinquiry must contain Stamp for the return postage. Books sent, post pad "n recent oi publishers nrces. Address WILLIAM PAT TON. BookSsl!er, Hoboken, New Jersey, and Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
A T Court of Probate holden al Barkhamsied "A within and for the district of Barkhamsted on the 25th day ol Octoher, A D. lS55

A "A within and for the district of Barkhamsted on inc 18th day oi October. A. D. 1855.
 Presen,. GEORGE MERREIis, Judge.
 On motion of Ezra A. Dooiit.ie, Trustee on tho Estate of Justin Hodge, an assigning debIor within said district, having represented said Estate insolv.Et and gleen notice 10 all con cerncd 10 appear before this Court the present day at 9 o'clock A VI to be heard relative to the appo. ntment of Commiss; orers-and 10 one appearing, this Cohrt d"ih appoint Josiah il. Sage aad William L.. Ransom Commissioners to exsmne and adjust the claims ol the creditors of sad estate, and also doth decree that two months he ellowed them 10 exhibit their claims to said commissioners. after they shall have gwen public notice of this order by advertising the same in a weekly newspaper published in Winsted and Litchield one month each, and by posting copy thereof on public sign poss in said town of Barkhamsted.
 Add the said commissioners are hereby mo- ,ificd to mee, at the office of Hiram Goodwin. Eco. in said Barkhsmsied on the 18th day of January, 1856. and on ihe 2sIh day of Febroary. lS56, at 10 o'clork 4 NJ an each of said days to attend tn the duies nf said appointment.
 Certified from Record
 GEORGE MERHELLS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Notice.

IS HEREBY given 10 the inhabitants of the T Town oi Lichtield, that ,i,er annual fn ~n Meeting stand, adjourned tv Monday, the lth day oi February Is56. The Meeting will then be holden al the Town Room. al o'clock. P NJ for the pnr. pose oi laying tax or the assessment list ot 1855. |" appolct Collector of said tax, and Q transact any other business proper lo be done at said Meeting.
 A (. SMITH,
 I. fGSta N. sLaksIeEE aSsI9si ss''e'"s" January. q, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
More New Goods {!

E>OMiNG and going at the BEEHIVE" i" VI Dress Goods and Trimmings. a large stock just received and Tor sal le low by
 $ N. BRONSON. Also. POGO feet seasoned inch hcmloch .o rds and 4o0a feet pine do dn, for sale cheap. November I5ih, 1855
 U7HEAT FLOUR of superior quality in W bh- and bags, direct from he IT II; al, O, Hner, NJ oiasses and coarse and fine Sait, for ssie by $. N. BRONSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

7ne Ne,o York Musical Reeie,o. publish cd by Messrs. Mason Brothers, commenced its seventh year in January. We have be. fore had occasion to say that We considered the Review one of the best, as we'll as the cheapest musical papers published in this country. Dr. Lowell Mason, Mir. Geo. F. Root. and Mir. Wm. F. Bradbury, are among i's regular contributors. Terms $l per annum in advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

TIE WILD CHERRY. as prepared by Dr. Wis. tar, IS really specific Tor rhfoa, ard lung ccin- paints. Coughs and colds disappear as if ny magic under lls sooth ing 1T fiuence. No family should be without il al ihis F. as. of the year.
 Preparct and sold, wholesale and retail, only by SETa W. FuwLE Boston, Mass, to whom all orders should he addressed, and for sale by A. C. smith, Litchlied; Alvord & Brother, Vol cottville; rhcen,x Co. Watertown,a and drug pisls ,anera,ty
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Diee.

Tn New Preston, Dec. 20th. very suddenly JANE MErKER, wife ot Cspr. ELIJAH MEEKER, in her go h year. She retirt at 10 o'clock ln her usual heailh, and died before l2, without struggle.
 In Sal shury. Jan. 20, MALlSDlA, wife oi cEoRsE BuRRALI., aged 3l years.
 At K@ni. Mrs. OiAvg C. 5 FULLER, wife of Ashbel Fuller, Esq. and daughter of Benia mn Sed.wck, Esq, of Cornwall, aged go
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

Card.-The subscriber gratefully ac- knawledges the kindness of his rarsh'c eis and friends it their recen, annual visit at hts dwellings, visit disttngunhrd by the lpIpe hnnih, ot persons conv.neG-the exceeding pleasaniitss q" the interview, sI d the valnG- he results, su passlns those of any similar gathering at the Parsonnte.
 BENJAMIN I. SWAN
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
.VOsice.

TEHHE Board of Relief for the town of N Ltchtield will hold an adjourned me 6. ng at the Lltchfie'd House on Monday, January 2lst, and Saturday, January 26th al 9 o'clock 4. NJ. on each ot sad days to attend to any business proper to be brought before said meet ing. ToMLNsoN WELLS, Board
 ALANsoN ]. PICKET, ot
 r. GOULD GUILD, ) Relief. IitchEeld Ian I4ih l9s6
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

SKIES BRtoHTrSiNG.--1'he mammoth and unsurpassed Rolling Mill in Plymouth known as that of "Seth Thomas manufac- turing Co" has commenced business in sarnest--a cheering omen Weare inform. cd this EstabIisl,mrn Is unequalled in the country for permanence, beauty and dimen- sions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

SrvgRr SToRMs. No few wer than fourteen vessels were wrecked on the coast between Long island and Cape Hatteras during the severe weather-chisdy since the 9th inst. In one case, not ves,ige remains of all unknown ship, bound for New York--crsw, passengers and all gone. Some forty lives, u 10 thought, have been lost. par, by drowning and part by frost. Property to the extent of about million has been. lost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
I.i,chfieid, January, 1856.

SCOTCH PEBBLES.-They have be- sC rom. too well and favarably known 10 need praise. l shall keep my assortment full, and It any find themselves without these valuable eyes" when 1 am goae. hsir fault must 10, be laid al my door.
 As BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Ne,o Flour at reduced Prices

THE increased receipts of the new crop
 enable us to supply our customers al q material reduction from prs.iou prices. Extia Genesee in eighth and quarter bags. also in bbls constantly on ha nd at McNEiL & BaxmAx's; fest ds1r east of Court-House.
 Litshield, Sept. 25lh, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
NEW FALL GOODS [
 AT .TicOfts Is' Brothers.

A MONO which may be found a splendid IA assortment new styles M. DeLaines. All Wool do. DsBages, Bla ok Silks, Merinos, Cobures. Alpaccas. Rachel Piads. Prints,
 Ladies' Cloths. Brocha Shawls, Talmas,
 Mnre Ant. Trim 'sss
 Broadcloths,
 Cassimeres,
 Twesds,
 All w ool do.
 Ec. sc. Sc Wolco,tvilie, Sept. is,h. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Ladies, Dress Goods.

| GREATsva riety of new and fashion ,bi~
 "A Dress Goods-consistinR Of fancy Silks. black do of the hes. makes, cotton and wool Dsiaine-, French Thibets. Merinns, wool Piaids Debages, Mohair Cloths. kc. tha, will he snl6 sSs.y cheap. MeNEIL G ERAMAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
TU E = E R!

q IL those in want of Lumber take "A noiice 'rbere will be a good assortment ol Lumber oi ihe following description at Ilos- roRD's Saw-Ai;lI at Bantam fails. early the cnn,ng Sprns: Oak Floor Boards snd ] ,n.ber ot all kinds, first quaity Chestnut, Shingles also Boards, Plank, Lalh, Lining, Fence Tickets, Square Timber and Building Timber. White Oak and Chestnut. of any size and quantity Il sppiief lar so,n.
 Bantam Fals, Dec. 18th, 1855. S3
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
1assa.oit salve Cure. Bad H umors.

Jos. Chi.on was afflicted with had Hnmo r, winch sett I'd m his eyes. He lost sight in on e. and It was feared he would in the other; b u, on apprari m of the ' Massasoit Salve.' his eyes were fully restored 10 their orginnl sight.
 Sold al D cents per box.
 Solo by A. C. smith, Litch6eld; Alvord & Brother, Wolcottyills
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
&itIes. :.

rsNtiE beauty of sive and great supe riori,v N oi mv Silver Ware renders II an ohjecl r interest 10 those wishing 10 buy, as 1t always glves entire sstisfact on. 1 have taken great pains 10 secure To ihe pubic the best ari,c'e, d iiicult ro find in these fast titnes,l and shall be happy fo wait on any who wish 10 take ad- vantage of this oppnf,unitv 10 procure the best ,scie m market before l close my business. Orders should be sent Tn as eariv as pn-shie.
 4. 2. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Davtons, Melodeons. :.

The following are among the testimonials lately received by the manufacturers of these well known and highly approved Instruments:
 From F. Proctor, Teacher of Music.
 MEssRs. A. s.J. DAYTON:
 Gentlemen-It is with much pleasure that offer my testimony as to the exceIlency of the Reed Instruments manufactured by you, and 1 am happy to say that in my opinion they have not been equaited by any manufa etured in this country. Yours. &c.
 F. PROCTOR, Bennington, N. II.  From Oliper R. Nerton, Organist and Teacher of Music, St. Johns, New Brunxicick.
 MEssRs. A. & J. DAYTON:
 Gents-Ihe MeIodeon purchased of you'in April proves to he very superior instrument m n every respect, and am pleased 10 learn that a Il of the Melodcons of your manufacture which l are in use in this vicinity give satisfaction. Respectfully Yours, o. R. NEWTON. St. Johns, N. B., Juiy 2lst, 1855. From Vim 4. Hafhapay, Organist and Conductor ef Music at the Mariners Chnrch, Boston. E BosToS. July l6th. 1855. IsMEssas. A & J. DAYTON: & Gents-Haying recently had an opportunity to examine your beautiful style of Melodeons, take pleasure in recommending their great su- periority in many respects-espe cialiy in their quickness of speaking. excellent tune and tein- perament. their great power and superior quality of tone, which IS free from that harshness so piominent in some instruments of this kind. Yours truly, Na. A. HATHAWAY. From J. F. Watson. Teacher of Music on Piano l and Melodeon. Having examined the improved model Melo- deons manufactured by A. & J. DAYTON, Wol- co,tyiile. Conn.,, am prepared to express my 1 confident opinion that they are the most perfect ] instrument of the kind manufactured. J.F. WATSON, Jr. Boston, July 18th, 1855.
 From s. C. Jouie, Nsic York. l 300 BROADWAY, N. Y. 1 4. & J. DAYTON, Wolcottville, Conn. l Genfs The Meludeons of your manufacture
 which have disposed of have given the greatest
 satisfaction and can recommend them as being l of quality of "tone and touch" equal 10 any
 thing in the country. Yours truly, | SAM'L C. JoLLIg.
 New York. March I2h, 1855 31r See advertise ment on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Nourning Goods.

THE subscriber has just received new -A stock of Mourning Goods, consisting nf Bomha zinss, all wool Delanes, Al pacca, Love Veils, Grapes, Gloves, Colsrs. Sc.
 A. C. BRADFORD. Wolcottville, Oct fsl, iS55.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
.ER.r G01GS.

FSAlb and Winter Styles of every des. N crtptin of Hats and Caps, just received at the I.itchieid Hat Emporium. Large ssort ment, and cheaper than ever, al the only Hat Store in Litchfleid.
 IL JACKSON. Jan. 18th, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

A LARGE Assortment of Trunks, SN vahcss. Carpet Bags .na Ladies. Hat Gases, Frs eeiiag Raes and Satchels. chenp f. r cash. q, T. H: RICHARDS Clothing Esiablisl- ment, West Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

SLEIGH for sale a, bargain, nearly new S with cushioned sea.. Enquire ui
 A. ;. BALDWIN,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Just Received

M.YKUN New ! ofk Iot Of vtly dosIr- A- able Goods, consisting of Fine IeweIry, Gold and Sll:er Watches, Gold, Silver and St,el SpectHcl,s, God Rings, Pins, Chains and Neck faces, Fo Iu Bows. SIHnes and trimmings. Plated Sruons and Spectacle Cases. &r. &c. which wi be sod at low prices.
 R MERBlMAN, Litchfield, January IL, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Ambrotvpes.

FHNliE subscriber Is now prepared to -H- take Amhrotrpss ar porIrai,s "n glass 1his Is new feature In photography, aud Is really attracting :he auen'l"n oI ihe puhlic.
 Dasurrreut,pcs arc also taken wllh his usual success. Ladies and gentlemen are invited te call al his Gallery aud examine srcc,nens oi either process. J. l.. JUDD.
 No. South Street, Liichlieid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
.Fnffrp.

In pursuance If rl,e above appointment ths unders gned will meet at tie Office oi Hiram Gond siu, Esq. on the days and al the times above specified, to attend to the duties of said appointment. -
 JOSIAH II. SAGE. $ WILLIAM l.. RANSOM.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Diss0lH:i iOis.

DfSS0IftI tOf9. FEV!lE co-parinrrshlp heretofore existing J N under the name and firm of SPENCE FER ADAMS IS this day dissolved by mutual consent. HOMER SPENCER.
 HENRY ". ADAMS. Litchield, January, is56 The business wilI ,e continued al the same place, bv Henry W. Adams & C"mpafsv, {, to whom all p~Is"ns indebted 10 the late firm, are r,qnrs'ed ta make immediate payment In cash. or pr'duce- fi IS tesfr5hl that every arcosint should he hslanccd wi, haul delay All the eeads hand wili be sold a, the low est nr,ees, aud ,he patronage ot the public gener- ally Is respectfully siiIsitea
 CHARLES ADAMS,
 f1EERY w ADAMS. Litchfieid, January. 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
For Sale.

k LARGE PLEASU RE SLEIGH with <A lup-a tirst.rate article. Enquire of
 ]. HARRINGTON. Litchfe|d, ner. 27th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
ESs.sAffpf.

A T the Tannery in Wes, Goshen form IA cry occupied by F. NJ Foster, Ffty Cords Oak Bark also Hides and Calf Skins, fr which Cash will be paid. 9or general assortment of Leather kept constantly on hand.
 JOHN TrRklN GTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Ladies' Winter Goods.

GHE cNEiL x BRAMAN are now opening NH asplen.iid assortment of new and fash ioaahle Dress Gneds, comprising in part Mcri- nos. CashmeIes, Patamettas. plain ana printed Del i.aines. Wool Plaids. Raw Silks also Ladies Cloths. Black Silk velrets for Giosk ; and Canes. Long and Square Brochs SLawis, Bay Siaie and Scotch do.
 Dee. ffih. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
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EaHN fOr S0fe.
Great Sales of LeHelrY!

q x entire stock to he disposed of in "A few weeks Nnw's your tune 70 buy ! Pu:pos ng |" go West m few weeks 1 now offer lay be- uutiut stock oi Gods at prces To astonsh the natives. They must te sold aud the lucky ones hu ca Il cal rly can ob;aln Goods al thelr own prlces, tor the cash. None wh" want anything ln ths iiu~, or don't, s!,onld tar! To call aad purchase hen such an oppor,unt! Is offered. Come and see.
 A. s. BALDWIN, I4itchtield. January l-, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

~ The Democratic State Convention is esllsd tebs hsld on the 97sh inss. at Mid-
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Dated at Norfolk, this Els, day of Dec. 1855.

All pcrsons indeh'ed to said estate arc re- quesred 10 mako immediate paymen, to the undersigned. GEO. c. DODGE, 36 Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24
Moiice

NN or about the 26th of October last, N1 broke into the enclosure of JEREMIAH FULLER. of Kent, Conn. a small red Calf, with white s,rip on it's hack. The owner IS hereby no'ihed 10 call and prove property, pay charses anaslake t away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

examine inc claims oi the creditors of the estate of Luther futler. late of Norfolk. dec'd, pursuant to the foregoing order, hereby give notice that they wdl attend to the duties uf their appointment by meeting the creditors Uf said estate m Saturday. the s6lh day of January 1856, and on Saturday, the 2ist day of June 1856, at one o'clock P. N of each of said days. n the office of 0. J. Wocott in sa i'd town of Norfolk. O. W0iCOTT.
 N. STEVENS.
 Dated al Norfolk. i,,is 2lsl day of Dec. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-01-24

.WOre .Nefc GoOas LUST reed another Iot of Ladies Dress Q Goods, Parasois. &e. at
 MCNEIL & RRAMAS'S.