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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Phoenix Salt Mills,
Now Huven. Conn.

New Huveny COnn.
~ go. i. FAULKNER & CO., Nos. and 8
w Sanfords Block Fleet Street offer to tho
tlsde by the thousand bags, or smaller quantities.
p1t up in SIrI11s Sized 1asS snI1aSS for rst'iIinT
The quality of the Salt ground by is superior to tho
New York Salt us is acknowledged by the dairy in.
tcrest who have used it, Our Salt direct W us
from the West Indies by the ships Of H. Trowbrdges
Sons and is selected especially for dairy and table
We 'o;Ug to ra,rant all Batter 10 keep Sgea chich
properly u!ldt Nth oar Sdh.
Persons calling at the office of the PHGyIx SALT
MUS, Nos. ) and Sanfords Block Fleet street.
New Haven may be supplied by the bag bushel or
barrel, they may wish.
On! Rock. Turks Island, ST. Ubcs and Liverpool
Ssck Salt may always lie obtained of in large
small quantities, at the lowest rates.
Go Orders by mail promptly attended tn.
GEORGE L. FAULKNER & co.
Nos. 8 and Sanfords Block,
Fleet street, New Haven, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

A Court of Probate holden at Plymouth, within
IN aud for the District VI Plymouth, on the l4tn
day Of Apii. A. D, 1856.
Present. AARON D. Wells. Esq.,, Judge.
Upon the petition Of ROGER ALLEN of Plymouth b,
In TIE County of Ltchieli showing 10 this Court
that he is Guard IN of George A. Cook. and Sarah u
Cook Of Plymouth within said district, minors that
said minors are the owners of real estate situated in
Harwinton, in this sgst-. VIZ: The undivided one
toarfA part ID the follewins described real estste
subject T. The right OF dover 0. the Widow of syives-
ter GaDk deceased late Of saii Hrviatol, consisting
Of about seventeen Of iapd with dwelling house
barn &C., st aiding thereon: boanied north on iani
ooclpioi bY Lexis Catlia east highssay south on
LAID Of Al C2tIia, vest hs.rs of Taaln Ksi
Log being tbs hJnsste ID II the ilte yI :ctr Cox
daoeassd aforesai--sl1 miaersiaseI therein bsa
valued at about two huniTe dollars; that it would
be for the interest of said minors to have said land
sold, and the Gvails tLsreof invested according to
law, praying for iibercy 70 sell said property for the
purpose aforesaid, as per petition on nie.
1t is orercd BY this Court that saiI Guardian give
notice OF SAID application, hy causing the same to b.
published n one of the newsp ipers printed IN Itch
held, IN the County If Litclfeli, three weeks sue
esslveiy at least sir weeks before the hearing; and
that said petition will be heard at the Probate Once
In said district. on the I4th day of June next at =
O'Clock 2. NJ Garfield from Record
i Attest, AafAiI GIDDIEG5<eaerk
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

Know SOMETHING'S are two great classes in
the community, the Haosc Soa.iags aud the ksot7.
Something's The former are the most numerous at
present, but the latter f,st increasing. Am aug
other things they know something that will speedily
cure the most Troublesome Cough, relieve Pains in
ting of Blood and entirely relieve that whole train
of ugly symptoms which are 10, keel upon as the
fore OF CONSUMPTION The pass word to health
is, Dr. Rogers Syrup of Jiverwort. Tar, sid Can
chaagua Friend, remember this-praeticc upon it,
and you will be true Know Something
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

CONSUMPTION N MASSACHUSETTS ahs.rac. OF
deaths prepared by tae Secretary Of State for 1852
shows average Of twelve deaths day Of this dis.
alone. Can nothing be done to stay this fearful
mortality! If the allegations Of those WHO are at
preventive and a remedy. vWmsAR Bats nc or WIN
ICuERRr has cured toas ants who had tried all other
remedies 10 vain. This oan be substaatiased by a
mass of reliable evidence
The genuine q always signed T. BUTTS. s
Prepared and sold. wholesale aud resaii oniy by
SETa W. Fowls. Boston, Mass, to whom ali orders
should be addressed. and for sale by A. C. Smith,
Ltchfield ;Alvord s Brother Wolcostyilie Phoenix
Co., watertown. and druggists generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

ENURsUANT to an order from the Court of Pro
d bate for the District of Kent, will be sold at
Public Auction, to the highest bidier On the 18th
day OF April. D. 1856, at o'clock in the forenoon,
unless previously disposed of at private sale. S.
much, or all OF the Real Estate OF Hulda Benson
late of Kent. deceased. may be necessary to raise
the OF 1857 SIS cents. and charges of sale Sle
to take place at the late residence OF the deceased
Terms made known AZ the time Of sale.
HARVEY TURRjIL, Admin istrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

die, pulled It ont and q stocking came with it. I
put the hammer in cutting box, informed some
of the jury that they had better look at il
spot on side of.handle near hammer, of blood
on hammer FIVE or six hairs two and half or
three inches long. "
Witness is still on the stand, this .(Wednea-
nesday) morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
NOAH h. HART, Principal.
collins, Burial Cases. &C.

TM1HE subscriber would respectfully inform h.s
N friends and the public generally, that he has
fitted out with entire new establishment and In
now prepared to attend to all calls pertaining to hi
appointment as UNDERrAKER. lie has ON hand
large assortment of Collins of all descriptions also,
Fish Metallic Burial Cases. He has also a eood
assortment of Shrouds Caps, Collars and all things
usually kept at an Undertakers establishment
FREDERICK q. BENNETT
New Milford, April LIST, 1866
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Hart Female Seminary.
PLYMouTI ClNN

ss<HlS School has been reorganissj and placed
IL under the entire and direction of Mas
JCDsoS A. Roor
The Summer Term will commence on Wednesday
Nay 7th.
a. superior Music Teacher has been secured. Al
dress THOMAS SCOTT, at Plymouth and Mis-
ROOT at New Haven. until May LIST
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
NEW GOODS

- at the Saore OF Alvord & Brother,
q hOSG which may be found splendid assort-
I u meat new styles
II. DcLaines Debages Blra Silks, Meripcs Al.
oeccls, Prints, Ladies Cloths Brocha Shawls Tai.
nas Moire Ant. Trimmings, Broadcloths Cussi,eres
lwee is ALI Wool do &C SC &c r-.
Wolcottvillc, April lS65
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

Rates per cent of last div lend, 4per cent, payable
January LIST, 1865.
'r value OF ST. OK, 525 per share.
Market value Of stock, SGT! Per share
suspended paper, Embellishments. ST 493 10
-stmttei loss Observation-Disclosures. 90
ii chest amount discounted for any one
Director, including ALSO loans upon
paper drawn, accepted or endorsed by
such Di:cctJr.. ..................... 1859 10
Amount W 10 ned Oh protected ejaculation, none
.ITChrIELD COUNTY. 50.
l. Il. NJ. S. Pease, Cashier Of the aforesaid Bauk,
eng duly sworn depose AMI say that the above
statement according 10 ICY knowledge and belief is
,orroct. r. NJ. s. PEASE Cashier
Sworn before ne, this Sd day of April A D. 1856
-- WM. S. MARSH, ,JuStice OF the Peace.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

TINS MAssAscrr SALvE was known in many private
circles years before introduced 10 the world ~
the present proprietor. Thousands of families have
come forward and declared it Indispensable in their
domestic circle. Price, % cents per box.
j. P. Sullivan, Proprietor, Boston. Mass
Sold by /. c. Smith Litchneld Alvord & Brother
Woloottville
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
West Cornwall Institute.

a Family Boarding School for Boys at wost
Cornwall Conn.
TENHlS Institution affords superior advantages to
ILL., yonng men who wish to prepare for business
or College The pupils reside with the Principal,
and II is his constant endeavor to add to the moral
elevation, intellectual advancement, and physical
Development o. those placed under his care
Book Keeping by single and double entry, business
Pcnmnship and commercial Arithmetic thoroughly
taught by practical accountant. Summer term
will commence Nay 9TH; number limited to 10
Circulars containing terms, references, &c. may bo
had by addressing
NOAH Z. HART Princinal
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Goshen academy.

gENHE Summer session of this school will com
IL mence Thursday, May lst 1856 Tuition IRON
50 to 81 per quarter. few pupils be aocomIno-
dated with board in the family with the principal
Apply to H. NJ. HART, Goshen Conn
JAMES @ RICE
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
GEoRGE TAYLOR. Judre.
New Tailoring EsfabIishmenf.

M IL. W. scoFTELD. has taken the room IN
w Lords Building, recently occupied BY Albert
Homer as Barber Shop where he invites ali persons
to call who are DESTROYS Of procuring garments war.
after the latest fashions Mr. s. atters himself that
from his experience and advantages he shall be Ala
to please the citizens of Mchfeld and vicinity In IN
the various branches Of tailoring and respectfully
asks them TO give him fair trial Having Io<st.is
this place at the instance of number Of its lear~
citizens ne hopes to Prove himself equal 70 ths wish
Of the public. !.
Litchteld, February 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
rEao the Irobate Court for the District OF Cornwall

gEHc the Probate Court for the District of Cornwall
In The application of TITUS l. HART of Corn
wall in Litchneld County respectfully ahoweth til Il
lie Is Guardian t. Mary ~. bin and Sarah H. Corh;
Vi sal! Cornwall, minors belonging to said District
and that said minors the OF the following
heal Estate, viz an uniEi lei interest in the follow
n5 iescTned tracts or pieces Of lad situated in sGi
Coftwlll aui bounded US fellows First piece i,
OF ndet north on L. L. Hart land east on james
d. Ford and lshamay Baldwin land south ca B r
johnson land, and weht On Luncr E,unons con
til aiag about ten Second piece is boun 10 J.
north and east on A. 3 III lines j., and south ana
west on said Holmes and Jacob Scovll land Con
tanning about 10 acres. Third piece is bounded north
IN UrSon Nickcrson 4, eist a. b. Holmes an
west on George Wheataas lani containing about IL
acres Fourth piece is bounded north isat west on
Noah Baldwin land east on John Fitzgerald heir
and Seth Pierce ID aud south on George Naeaton )
containing about 2 acres. Fifth piece is b,unde!
north on J. i. UTrison s. west b. b. North !.
East on highway. and South on Seth Dibnies htl 5
Containing about - acres. Sixth piece is bonnaei
north On Luther E,nnlons east B. 7. johnson S,
and west on highway coutai3ng about twenty acres
-aud valued at about thousand dollars.
And be further says, that the estate is at present
unproduCtye; that the avails tcrect wanted for
The support, N iintenance aud education Q. said Hi
nOrs and that it will be for the advantage Of i'll NJ!
to sell the same, and Invest the aYails thereof
according to law wherefore he says that there j.
just and reasonable Cause for selling the same He
therefore prays the Court 70 order sIid real estate
be Sold and to empower him or some other moet per
70 sell the pursuant to the Statute in such
case made and provided per application on HE.
Dated April l4th, 1865
Dss.,.z Of Evnea4- Prchr.s Tosvf &c.
ORDERED; in.. the foregoing application &c hc--d
and determined at the Probate Office in Cornw I'll on
The 10th day of June 1856 q, 30 clock forenoon and
that notice thereof be pabshsi in public news
paper near the place where such realetlie lies three
weeks suocessyely at least six weeks before said time
assigned Certified by
FREDERIcK KELInGG- Iudre
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

.rrcHFIEID CorSFv, S. New Milford
|, G. ". Whitteisey, Cashier OF af rcsaid Rank,
Being duly sworn, depose and say that the above
statement is correct.
G. W. WHTrTFISEY, Cashier
Sworn before me, this 9th dav Of April, 1886
HEsEr MERwlN, Justice of the Peace
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

= CTICH Is hereby given that an application for
! charter of BANK TO be located In the village
ii Ltohieid, viii be made to tae next Legislature Of
this State. which win convene at View Haven, on the
frst Wednesday Of May.
EschSsid. April Glib. 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Millinery aald Fancy Goods!

New SKowtng. StyLS@.
~ ISSES FAtNaVOETH having returned from
4f1 New York with large assortment of elegant
Millinery and Fancy Goods solicit the attention o..
The ladies generally to their large Stock comprising
ii the novelties Of the season.
Misses Farnswosth hope still to retain the patron
-ge which has been hitherto SO literally bestowed
Ind will spare pains to suit the tastes Of all who
nay favor them with call.
6" Straw b9nnets repaired and bleached.
Iitchfeld, April 7th 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

Mt Of the best selected assortnerts Of Groceries
, Provisions ard t4tables Of all kinds that have
3ver been ia Litclifed was purchased in the
Inherent markets last week by the subscriber Such
: care for good living will please call ut the Store in
Vest Street and examine his uew stock of necesslcs
nd luxuries.
CHARLES MCNEIL.
Litchfcld, April lst 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Out of Season aud in seaso,,

have just returned from Mqyla with well selected
STOCK OF NEW HooDs, consisting Of few very
pretty style Sprg DeLaies Calicoes or entircv nav
designs and patterns heavy brown ahpdtiues and
shirtings bcached shirtngs and linens, with irood
assortment of house keeping Goods, which offer at
low prices for cash or exchange =
A. G. BRADFORD, Wdlcoss,iua.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
New Spring Goods !!

TEHHoS, Fl RICHARDS, at his Clothing Establisb.
N nent in West Street has just received a large
variety OF every kind of Spring and Summer GOODS
for gcnlemens wear Come and Judge f,y 80
Litchield slarch 20, 1886. ,''' -. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

ILroHTHLD CouSrY EEDlcAL SeCETT ---Members of
this Society are notified chat their annual meeting
win be held at the Mansion House, Ltchfeid, On
Thursday, April 24th. 1856, at 10 o'clock A. NJ
Etehfsld April 7th 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
MARRIED,

e~--e>S~s-<rss-r>- ->~<<>-~------- S~>~-~-~
In Washington, on the 9th inst, by Rev Mr
Lyman, Robert Black of said town, to Miss Phehe
Gum Of South Farms
at South Clnaan, March Is, by Rev. Mr.. Devoe
Mr.. Lewis Warner of Waterbury, to Miss Phe5e a
Yale, OF South Canaan
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Died,

In Harwintoa, April l2th, Of lung fever, Mr Amos
Osborn, aged 81 years
In Cornwall, February q, George Clark, aged SIS
years
IN Barnett. Dodge county, Wisconsin, January 9Th
at the residence OF her sou-i4-l.w Rev \. S Green
Polly kellogg. widow of the late John Kellogg, Esq,
of Cornwall, aged &c years
In New HGtford, March 28sh, very suddenly,
Horace B. Holt, aged 81.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Dissolution,

Di.'r'a Of Nsp tor Pro5aie Chr 5fzraa a. is5s
HSTATE Of NOBLE s. BETNTrT, IGSSiyent
FL debtor: 80 e.sg - 49, rs
The Court Of Probate for. the District al. New
Milford, has limited and allowed two months from
the date here for the creditors Of said Estate in
which 70 exhibit their claims thereto and has an.
pointed Charles b. Phelps and Elisha s. Abernethy.
Commissioners 70 receive and examine said clalms>
GEORGE TAYLOR Judge
The subscribers give notice that they shallu6st ne
the Store OF Noble s Bennitt in said New Sdil{ord,
the 10th and 3lst days of May next at one cloe
afternoon for the purpose Of attending on the dutie
of our appointment .esss.ae -
CHARLES B. PHELPS, Comma.
ELISHA s. ABERNErHT, I sioners.
All persons indebted to said estate are rennestsJ q,
mako immediate payment to
8. q. BosTWTcK, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
UDOLPHO WOLFE,
Sole Importer and Manufacturer,
lS, 20 and % Beaver Street, New York

Caution to the Publc-Snce the Introduction
Of nay Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps into the United
States, number Of liquor-mixers in New York
Boston and Philadelphia have been engaged in put
ting up mixed and poisonous Gin in green cases and
jugs, to be pallned on upon the unwary for my
genuine Schnapps. l have directed my agents to in
stitutc legal proceedings against all persons who
they may ascertain to lie engaged in this most
atrocious system of deception and / call on the
press aud the public 10 aid them in their efforts Ia
remedy great an evil. UDOLPH0 WOLFE.
Hhoiesd's Age.s in Boston ,eho mu supply Eastern 7rs
Weeks 4 Potter, ia Washington street Carter.
Colcord Preston. ST Hanover street Wilson Fair
hanks Co. 43 Hanover street Brewers, Stevens &
Cushing 90 Washington street L D Richards &
Sons. S7-a State street Edward Goldman & Co,
95 state street; Samuel Q Cochran & Co so Con
gress street Seth L. Pecker. Q Elm street A. L.
Cutler, 43 India street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
! 5.Ts0VEsS,
Sheet IRON and Tin Ware.

q the village Of West Cornwall, f5r the manu-
.sctars and sale OF Tin Ware &c. would respectfully
inform the pablic that he intends to keep on hand
u furnish to order Cook and Parlor Stoves Of the
best and .nass approved kin IS Hollow Ware, Stove
Pre- a good a.sJrtraent Of Tin Ware Go sc and
VII, sell TIE sane on as favorable terms for ready
pay short apr we'd credit, smilar articles can
be procured elsewhere, the state Of the market
will warrant. share CT public patronage ,iicited
I MARSH
West Cornwall, Apr;i1s.h. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
wo,fss sohiedam Aromatic schnapps

This celebrated beverage is Manufacture at the
factory OF the undersigned, at Schiedanl, Holland
He Is the sole importer, well as the eXclls sc
manufacturer of the article, and no preparation
bearing the name Of "Schuapps" that is not pro-
cured either from his establishment in New York or
from his agents in other cities is genuine or reliable
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality, Sc
lected with great care from the products of the
most celebrated grain growing districts favored
with the essence of the aromatic Juniper Berry Of
Italy and ii rectfed by peculiar process, wLcl.
eApcls from the spirit every acrid particle.
AS a means Of preventing and correcting the dis
agreeable and often dangerous effects produced upon
the stomach AMI bowels by change of wa.cr-a
visitation to which travellers, settlers and all
unaccliinated persons Elblc-the Schie
aromatic Schnapps will be found absolutely u!iible
while in Of drosy, gravel obstruction Of The
Kidneys diseases of the bladder dyspepsia a,ue aad
fever and general debility it is recommended most
emphatcally by the most distinguished members OF
the medical profession
l wish the public 20 understand the Schnapps arc
not sold by the gallon pipe, 1t is only sold in
quart and pint bottles, in of one dozen quarts
and two dozen pnts, each bottle envcoped in yellow
paper with my name on the bottle, cork and ftc-
smile Of my signature ON the label For sale at all
the respectable Druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

~ = CASKS HADSELLS LIME, just received
q o. and for sale low, by
WOODING s LEWIS.
Wolcottville, March 3lst 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
172 Tons Ground Plaster.

172 Tons Ground Plaster
'ETHE subscriber will keep constantly on hand q
ID good SUPPLY Of ground Plaster also Rye Flour,
Corn Meal su1 proveader.
e. GOULD
East Mill, Litchfcl1, april e.h, 1856. -.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

JEW SPRING GOODS at the Bee. Hiye'-
L y Ho they come !! NJ aiy received this week, bat
more next week. 81" See Advertisement
s. n BRONSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17
Girls Wanted

FENO work at the Cloth Button business to steady
Il industrious. American girls that wish Tor TN
engagement for a year more, good Inducements
will be male by steady employment at good W tscs
We have number OF girls from Litchicld Coun,y
and Ike the kind.
Our FActoIy is located . mile east of the Union
City Depot in EAugatuck.
EDWARD HOPKINS & CO
Saugatuck April l4th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

A T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth within
N aud for the District VI Plymouth, on the l4th
day of Anil A n 1885,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

3 e CU.5B To let or Fer G..e--A two story Hous.
Il u with a good ,r.rdca AMI Barn, convenient tJl
- u families. situated in Vest Street LtchGcld
lately occupied by O. A. q. Todd. Enquire Of
ID. MCNEIL or CHARLES ADAMS
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

ETfNE BROWN GOODS. -25 Bales Pacific. Ash.
IL land, Wo-onsccsct and other mak.s for sale
tnea?er than any other place in the Couaty
A. u. BRADFORD.
Wolcottv;lle April S.h: 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-04-17

Office is hereby given to the stock hol lers Of
the Goshen AMI Sharon Turnpike Co, that d
heeting OF said company will be held at the Unite.
States Hotel in West Cornwall, on Monday, the lis.
day uf April next. at o clock P. N for the purpoev
Il taking into consideration the eHpcdieucy OF PC
titioning the next Legislature for the disconnuanc
II their roa ana the revocation If their charter and
do any business proper ut said meeting
GEORGE WHEATON Clsk
Butte record., 1856-10-25
FoRBEsrowN, Oct. 26th Sc.

fORBESTOWN, OCL. u III 90.
DEAR CRosErrE:
Thinking that You are always anxions to
hear from the Democracy and the lovers of
the Union, feel it my duty as enc Of that
stripe, to report to you that we had one OF
the most enthusiastic Democratic meetings
here last night, that ever occurred in Butte
county.
Hon Wa. VI Gwin, and Hon ". Van Voor-
hies, arrived here in the afternoon, and the
ringing Of Democratic thunder, the people
were found to be pouring into town from
every ravine, knowing that Democrats were
around-not this notorious Sam
Everything being arranged for the occa-
of rapturoua appleuse, and addressed the
meeting for two and quarter hours, with
one Of his able and argumentative speeches,
that sent conviction to the hearts Of many OF
the wandering few after which, Van was
loudly called for, and of course, he was
around, and the way he pitched into the fol-
lONOIo VI VIZ " upiy iAOSSs hfAo 'l -httAYH ~
old buffers Il was amusing just about that
time, to hear certain ones complain Of being
chilly. They had to leave and seek more
comfortable quarters but think they were
little mistaken in their hand, for we all
came to the conclusion that it was little
too hot for them.
will not say toe much for our little town
| but would say that The mcetiny adjourned
with three cheers for Buck and Breck, and
three fer the speakers and the Democracy
Bdtte county will do her duty, as we are
doing here We will on the fourth of No
vember next, astonish the admirers Of the
Hotentotts and X N wigwams.
Truly yours,