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Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Dfrd ef Plyosoah, P,o5ote Court, F5,a,y le, lsSs WySTATE of DAVID MUNSON, late of Plymouth. lZ in said District, deceased 75'
 The Court of Probate for the District of Plymouth hath limited and allowed six months from date here. of, for the credit of said Etate represented nsol vent, In which to exhibit their claims thereto and has aapointed Oliver Smith and Henry Atwater, fs9uiles Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by
 ., ..,... A. GIDDINGs, Clerk.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall moot as the Hotel oi A. B Cartiss, in said Plymouth on tho 18th days of May and August 1856 ht 90 clock in inc forenoon. on each of said days for the purpose of at tending on the business of said appointment.
 OLIVER SMITH, Commis-
 ee3 HENRY ATWATER, siondrs
 All persons indebted to said Estate. are reuuersed to make immediate payment to
 GEORGE BIRD, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
WANTED.

\ YOUNG or middle aged married man, with
 "A small family of we'll governed children can have tho use of good House and Garden and employment for at least one -halfef the year, on Farm and pay ment weekly if desired 4e must have good recon,- Ineniatiofs fuf industry aaG hofNssy: EIaplosmsnt would also he given to boy about 1s ysais Sld None but an Aiaarican need appls
 Y Call at this office E,r raSerenC,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
cIiARLEs ADAMS, Judse

Distrsa Q Washington ss Probas Court Fed. 26, 1850. EIHSTATE of SlFERAlsANS. CLARK late of Wash N 4 ingten in said District, deceased ess
 Tho Court of Probate for the District of Washing ton, hath limited and allowed six months from tho date hereof for the creditors said Estate to exhib< thsir clainis for settlement Those who neglect tv present their accounts properly attested within said time, will be debafrede recovery. All persons tn. deeted to said Estate are requested to make immcdi ate payment to S Slss Sd,
 JANE A. CLARK, Adminlstratrix or
 NATHANIEL GIBSON, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
REARRIEIo.

In Torrington. March l2. by Rev T. A. McKinstry. Joseph peming to Miss Charlotte J. North
 h New Preston. on tiIc 2sth ult hr the Rev N. VI Nakeinan Albert c. Knapp of Warren to Miss Martha \, Beeulsn uf the former place
 In BethleIa. March llth, George C. Stone of Mii- .iiesury to Miss Lucy A. Strong of Bcaaalem
 In NAtersine. March l2th Marion Mills oi kent so aiiss Nancy Nichols of Waterbury
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Republicans of Idtchfeld County

4 Convention of the Republicans of IitciHeld County will bs held at the Town Hall in Iitchtied on Thursday, the 2!th of March Instant, at 2 o'clock F. M As this is the first Count. Convention called since tho organization at the State Convention i, is hopd that there will be large delegation from every town in the County. Let say by presence that Ltei.iicld County is :. not subdued.''
 GEo. b. Wapraas, County
 PErEa BlEEcE, Committee
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
;A T . Court of Probate holdeuat Kent, within and IA for the District of Kent, on the 26th day of OF <

sa: Present, WILLIAM TaEar, Esq Judge On motion of John K. Fuller Esq, ExecuAr on the last Will and Testament of SIMEON BtT RIsOCuts late of Kent within said District, deccescd: This court doth decree that six months be allowed and nted ff the creditors ef said estate exhibit their claims against the to the Execter and directs thtt pnblc notice bc given of this order hy advertising in newspaper publishedin Litchheld anl by posting copy thereof the public sisnpost in said town of Kent. nearest the place where thesieceascd last dwelt
 Certified from Record, by
 WILLIAM TREAT, Judge. All pcrsons indebted to said estate are required t. make immediate payment to tho Executor thereof
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Out of Season and in Season.

have just retarnesl from Nus with we'll selected \ stock of NEw tiaops, consisting of a few very pretty tyle Spring H Hknass Galicoes fseNtrely new designs and patterns. heavy brown si.ectinss and shirinss, bleseked shirtssss and linens with sei assortiaee of housekeeping looss, which oiler at low prices for cash or exchslge t5e. .
 X G. BRADFORD, WsleattilIs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

I'm xazxoFxfk-I The 1sznbrofype, as 1t is called, has suddenly eone Into great Avsr with the public. Iteiyes pcshrs picture, like the photopraph. not like tho ssusrrcotspe. Taken eal glass and in shorter fine than when the cheshixl is spread upon silso the lines seem and more delicate snd i'acked hy dark ground. tha pictufs does not require to bs carefully held with reference to the light, fsr it ts bc sizias from ail peints Toget better idso the Ambrctspe visit the rooms of JtnD, in South Street, and examine his specimens
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

OPENING LErrnss-on the night o< February 29th, Deputy U. s Marshal Tnpp arrested i man named John Marston at his house on the corner of Albany avenue and Central St.. H.sssord. on the charge of having fraudulently obtained letter containing an article of value from the post office. The was Investigated and the Commissioner bound over Marston for trial before the U. S. Circuit Court which sets at New Haven on the fourth Tuesday of April next, The bond for his appearance was fixed at si 900 At present he stands committed |. the Hartford county jail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

We'll. thsy then set about dcyising plan to re- plensh tho empty coffcn of the Saethey get up the farmer's Dog Iaw" verbatim, from ssglsadid Hard. She'll -Raptit Ipco-Foco paper published within, hundred miles of Litch6eld, of the l4th instant.- Nh.ta solcn ! whew! what n enlightened Editor. don't know tho difference between the {. Sac and Isxa IFesaary ans bothered to know how. the Hg IT., paid into tho Torn 7ssa~,y. k to 6li tho 'cnpty eoasn of the ssate.' Do enlishtcn me
 ROyks
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Per Order of the Dtstri1 Cmnattee.
March ii, 1856.

SIXTEENTH DtSTRlcr.---A Convention of delegates from the several towns composing the Sixteenth Sen.- tor District representing all those who are opposed to tue present national administration will be held at Orton's Hotel in Woodhurv on the 2ath day of Match, A. b. lS56, at clock A. NJ. for the pur- pose of uniting candidate for Senator to represent said District in the next General Assembly. Each town is requested to send four delegates.
 PER ORDER Wuoibarv March l7th, 1856
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Republican Senatorial Conventions

FifrEEsrt DtsrIacr. The Rsrubiicsfs of the Eff tcenth Senatorial District arc hereby notified that Convention of Delegates from the several towns in said District to nominate candidate for State Senator to represent said District in the next Legislature will be held at the Town Hal. in Iitchfeld on Thursday the z. til day of March, loa6, tt To Q clock 4. NJ.
 Fer Of6.r of Ussi.ia Cona.aec
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Mn. IIYArf

Mn. HYArr:
 Sr rI had the satisfaction of attending the Re publican Convention held at Hartford last week It understood by most Of the members of that Con- vention that those who had the independence to shake on the yoke of party and form platform, lascd upon justice and right, would be assailed by every demagoguc of both the old political parties It has bccn the custom of demagogies from the days of Iiberus Granlus to deal in general assertions to sprcai general rumors respecting the formation of a ne~ party which no oue trace holnc-to udice all adversary's cause by doubts hints and inucndoes artiully disseminated and proposed in such way as to render it impossible to meet them. Those who have cspoused the Republican will he assailcd by dcnagogucs to degree exceeding all former pre- cclent.
 We are Republican all over, and We glory in the principles advocate knowing they are mighty and will prevail let US then buckle on the whole armour of Republicanism, and battle against the as suits of the devil in the shape of Southern Slavery and Southern influence a; the North. We who have enlisted in this glorious Republican cause and have examined the nstit of Slavery in all its bearings know tha, tLere is not rcdeclning feature, not enc bright spot, not solitary regulation in the whole system tt e o.red an apology for it's abuses and tr"'n beginning to end it is oac scene of pollution and dcathfor its base is a,arcs its suporstructuse dlenes its summit lirenEiousncss and can there be anything but wrong in a fabric sustained by such prnciplss' ! And ask if the sssral sentiment, the spirit of Lrs and the prompting of humanity have nothing to do in keeping out of territory which ought to be free this mountain of wrong this great national curse, this damning shame that marks with blush tho countcnance of every true Republican When he is pointed to and taunted with this libel upon the genius of our institution, upon humanity itself l, ind must we as Republicans. citizens of the frecst country the face of ts earth forever forbear and submit to these ousragcs and permit Slavery to come and occupy thc fairest portion of our land. And
 must we as pdlanthrops.s seal in perpetual silence our lips and not plead against the extension of that unhoiy institution. Is moral indignation never to be aroused only ty crimes committed at our osn doors, are Liberty and Freedom mere empty sounds, 10 be forever stayed by the power of tyrauts and the threats of those who trampc them under their feet and must we as Republicans forevcr sa1er the disgrace and be tanntsd hy this ltl upon the Declaration of Indepeniuise' God forbid. Inc patriot, the phi lanthropist and the christian cannot submit to tIs things. and discharge their duty to themselves to their God and their country. without being more criminal than those who wish to furrc Slavery into free territory. We must not be idle; ii We arc cur Condemnation will b. overwhelming. We must te active, and soon the warning wil so out slavery es Sss% g : - .2 saassss* X Nil s- e
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Tn FsoN. m Loox AxD I,IE Asvrt. wc sleuld ie glad toses more extensively auo0g our fsr mcrs and mech.nics. We regari itas an exccllsnt assistant for the agrcultnrist and onc whch he an not well a1ord tc diapcnsc with. PuhlsLci by NJ. P Parish, 2 Spruce Street New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

MAssAsoEr aAEyR AExzsaAanps PNnss--AnF .Antidote for the suferings of Hesh, aloud be fcoeired as blessins 1lsos Nassasoit SAlves curss mary ajl- menfss and may Dc had. for 2s cents per hox. -
 Sold by A. c. Smith LtckGeld Avord x Brothse. Wolcotryiile 7 =
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

HoEsowAY' s Pms possess most aStonishing powers tn the cure of GcaczSa DcAiIlts Copy q letter Ispm Henry Antotne. If H0m1un ChiriAskw, siiseis- xipp6 sto bp(essor HoIluwey. . Sir - suffred for . unhnr of years fron ~enkncs and general debility, and wns hr0ught to death door hy the e4Sne Twas told hy those soonsnltcd that therc no hnpsof my rccoyery, whcn ITesolveds to gise your Hills a trial After using them about five weeks my health Was considerably improve Shd 1t the expilation of two months every symptom of s disorder disappear ej '. ssignc.h H. ASTORSE
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

No orfrM OR CA,oNM--T There are many persons Of an excitabie Nervous Temperament who cannot use any of the popular Cough Remedies of the day on ac count os tho 0paa which they contain. To all suc
 would ssy, pr. Roses Liru1ro 7ar assi Ctaaaaia- m Is free from this objection, q itcontains no Opu Calome or any mineral whatever It is q. tho same
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

SIXTEENTH DisTRIcT.-A Convention of the Repub- licans of the Sixteenth Senatorial District, will be held at the Town Hall in Bethlem, Monday, the 24th day of March. 1856, at ten clock A. M., for the purpose of nominating candidate for Senator to represent said District in the next General Assembly of this State. .E
 Fer Ordsr of the Dtskri1 Cannaaks
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
To Printers and Publishers.

To Printers and Publishers. fHiHE undersigned beg to inform the Trade thai II they have issued their New Quarto Specimen Book of Printing Types, Bordering. So, and that 1t Is now really for delivery to their old patrons and to all who patronize their Fouh try In it will be found new series of Faces from Pearl to Pica passing. if possible their celebrated Srs o oh Cht Elxs ,': s.
 The Fancy Type Department exhibits an unsur- passable variety of beautiful stylcs selected from France, GerInaiiy and England: s.' F"' -
 The Scripts and Borderings are now for the first time srresented to the printing public, and are tho productions of tie bes. American and European artists -rT~ s-' ';;
 Au entire new scries of Geymnn Facc both for Newspaper and Job Printing, ef rerysureror style is noS completed and ready for sale :7 F stEal
 Every article necessary to perfect Printing Es tablishIucnt furnished to order q f' sa
 Tho metal from which the Tyne is made will bc found peculiarly adapted to the severe usage of Machiuc Press Printing.
 They beg to return thanks for past favfwe, and to solicit cottfhusnce Their we'll known hheyal manner of doing business, for the past thirty years is guarantee to new patrons of ther disposition and ability not to allow tbeinsslves b be snrpasrsifor fair dealing, whothcr orders are by letter or otes wiSe. T t-t
 ss JAMES CONNER SONS. }.
 kT The Typs on which this paper is printed is frorn CosaER Sess United States Typc foa,-dry.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
FOR SALE.

1uSHE Dwelling House, storo, &c.. on tho South
 L side eof East street appetite the Congregational hqrch in this village lkteis occupied Rv tho sui- sesibef Tho Hoqae, with any part of the Land. uill be sold teparate if desired.
 enns. as to rsiee and credit, to eff 1as pxrrAasy Lnquisc of 5. II B0LLES It New Hay0n.
 March 3d 1856 sA ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Coo s--The Balsam of Wild chcuy. hy Dr. wistar, is doing vast deal of good in this ef coug hs and bronchial troubles. There arc low cAsos but what can he easily cured by this medicine. Give it one trial at least. Ass ssss$sss
 PrcTnrea end anldy wholesale aud retaiI. only by SETH W. FoELk, Besson. .Mass.. to whom all orders should be asidlesscd and for sale by A. C. Smith. IitchHead :Alyofd Brother, wslcottviIle Fhcssnix Co, Wsteztown. and druggists generally.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
NOTICE

HuSHE subscriber niu be at the Mansion House, give all lcsons iuehfcd to him for the use of horses for stock. a eIpoTturity of settling. s
 w..s,.-s u.,r, ash ,ss; Ioil iIss. z
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

 paytons' Msloaeons. s Inc following arc among tho testimonials latais received by the manufacturers of these well known and highly approved Instruments
 fWm P lrassv. 1aaeLr .f assse. .. Hesss. a. SrJ Dayson.
 GciitleInen-N is with much s,l>asurs that off, my testimony as to the excellency of tl.e Reed h stau,nents manufsctured by xou and I am happy to saJ that in my opinion they have not been aaga,l, bsans nanaiactusStl in this country yoars, &c.
 |. PEocToR, Bennington, x. II. From 0esss F. Nas;aa orgaasx and 7aaoaer q Aas.. & Jo'ins, Aee D.a.nsselcI Asssrs- 4. & J Dayfon. Gents-Ihe Melodeon I purchsseI of you inl April proves to be very superior instrument in every r, spcct, and am pleased to learn that a, of the Me odeens of your manufacture which are in use in this vicinity give satisfaction.
 Respectfully 4ours,. O. E NEWTON. St. Johns, N. B., July Fist, 1855. From J. r Wasos, 7ssehr ef .Ensie on Psano and
 MJodnn. Having examined*the improved model Meloaeons manufactured by A. < J. DAYTON, Eelcottyille. Conn am prepared to express my confident opinion that they are ther most perfect instrument of the kind manufactured
 ]. {. WATSON, Jr Boston, July 18th, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

AnIES RuHHHR BooT6s--Just tho thIuk M-l for the season they arc quite light, and also lycry fashinnable Also Handnls and Shoes. togetles wIih good asscrtnens of Shoes for Misses and
 AIvcaD pRofHEn wolcottrss,e Feb. q. lss8
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

Corners United States Type Foundry Nos. go, 3i and a Eeekinan Street, New YorL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

, NBafce. N, ,e, -. = fN<HE members Of the First Episcopal Society in ' Lit.hleid ars hereby notified that their suuual meeting will be held at St Micbacs Church in this village Monday, the 2ith day of March instant at one o'clock afternoon for the choice of 0eers and the transacvn of any other business proper tug said meetiHs.
 J. c. BsoKwIrH.
 F. B. WEesrgs,
 PrrsAx KlLscrRN,
 ALRiS uCILD,
 S. P BSsns l
 C. l.. Wgpn
 DAvfp c. BrnxLgY
 G. II. HoLL,srkR, v....
 I,ucIi's WiAor, '"~1 iea
 E. II. WRIGHT,
 Na. g,saaL, SETH Poxb Iitckfeld March loth lS5S
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet sA the dwelling house of said deceased, on Monday the 18th of May, and on Monday the 18th of Auguss next ut o'clock P, M on each of said days for the purpose of attending to the business of said appoint ment. 5'se " 60 "
 MOSES BEACH, Commis.
 LEWIS CATLIN, Jr sionera
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
TOr Sstlc or TO Rent.

A SMALL Housa ard Lot situated iI, the vest part A ef ths. village ef Itehscld Apply to F. II. Wright Milton Conn ~ address tho snhscriber at New Yort.
 n S c. LANDoN March 9th, ls5s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
A T q Court of Probate holden at New Hartforj; "A within and for the district of New Hartford, on the 18th day of February, A. ID 1856 "

<, pREsSSr, JARED B. FOSTER, Esq, Judge.
 Joseph Fenn, administrator on the Estate ok BENJAMIN A, BRISTOL, late 7of New Hartford within said district, deceased having represented said Etate insolvent, and given notice to all con- cerred to appear before this Court the present day. at eleven o'clock A. M.-to be heard relative to tho appointment'o of Commissioners--and no one appear. ing. this Court doth appoint Moses Beach and Lswa Catlha, Jr, Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate and doth also decree that six months be allowed them to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners after they shall have given public notice of this order by advertising the same n newspaper published in Litchfeld, and by posting a copy thereof on public sign.post In said town of New Hartford nearest the place wheca the deceased last dwelt. Certifea from Record:
 a- JARED B. FOSTER, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
wolfss schiedaml Aromatic schnapp.

This celebrated beverage is manufactured at the factory ef the undersigned, at Schicdam, Holland He is tke sole importer, as we'll as the exclusive Eianufactarer of the article, and no preparation bearing the name of ''Schnapps, that is not pro- cured either from his establishment in New York cr from his agents in other c:.i,s is genuine or reliable It is made from barley of the finest quality sc- lected with great from the products of the most celebrated grain growing districts, favored with the essence of the aromatic Juniper Berry of Italy, and is rectited by peculiar process, which expels from tue spirit every acrid particle.
 Ass means of preventing and correcting the dis agreeable and often dangerous e;fccts produced upon the stomach anl bowels by change of watcr--a visitation to which travellers new settlers and all unaoclimated persons are lilble---thc Schiedam aromatic Schnapls will he found absolutely inEllible while ill eases "f dropsy, gravel obstruction of the kidpcys diseases of the bladder, dsspcpsia aguc and fever ard general debility, it is recommended most einphdtieay by, the most distinguished members of
 w:sh tae pnilie to understand the Schuapps are not sold by the gallon or pipe. It is only sold in quart and pint bottles in of one dozen quarts and two dozen nts, each bottle cnyeloped in yellow paper, with iny name tie bottle cork and fac simile of my signature tic label For se at ali the respectable Druggists. T.
 =, UDoLpHo WOLFE.
 Sole Importer and Manufacturer, 1S 70 and ~ Beaver Street New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

A AcTIcH This is to forbid all lersons trust;np | any one on my account without written orde, from iae for shall pay no such debts.
 VIM. WHEELER
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

of my Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps into the United States. a number of liquor mixers in New York, Boston and Philadelphia have been errasel in put ting up mixed and poisonous Gin n green cases and jugs to hc palmed of upon tic nnwary fur my genuine Schnapps. II have directed ny agents to in- stitute legal proceedings against oil persons who they may ascertain to be engaged in this most atrocious system of deception, and call on the press and the public to aid them in their e.furts to remedy so great an osil.
 UDoLpHo WOLFE.
 Rho'sak sgvss m Hasas srho ysa a;fyy E.ssrn Trade
 Weeks < Potter. l24 Washington street Carter. colcord Preston, S6 Hanover street Wilson Fair banks Co. iS Hanover street Brewers. Stevens < Gushing. g. Washington ssfens;L n. Richanis < sons, S1-9 State street Edward Goldman k O.. 95 State street: Samuel Q. Cochran X Co. 30 Con gress street; Seth E Pccker, 2 Elm street; A. L. Cutler, 43 India street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
DIE1D.

GtAIF-SKIrs WANTED. psii fer Calf V Skins. by > D. NoRrnpAy Mf'G COMPANY. s, their factory in South Norfolk, Conn
 South Norfolk, March r, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

I.itckfeld, March 10th, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20
Notice.

Woleottriile, March Sd, 1856,
Litchfield enquirer., 1856-03-20

EENovHe AND HosxERrZ1163e1ss ss
Demoine courier., 1856-02-14
BE NOT PROUD.

! never could count how many causes went
to produce any given effect or action, aud have
been, formy own part, many a time quite misled
in may own cases; fancying some grand, some
nagnanimous, some ~virtuous reason, for an act
Of which was proadi when, 10! some pert
little s~atirical monitor syringe up inwardly,
upsetting the fond humbug which Twas cher
ishing-the peacock's tail wherein my absurd
vanity lad clad itself-and says, "a way with
this b~oastingi am the cause Of your virtue,
my lad. You are. pleased that yesterday at
dinner you refrained Arom The dry champagne;
my name is Worldly Prudence, not Self Deni-
al, and ! caused you to refrain; You are
pleased because you gave a guinea TO Diddler;
am a Laziness, not Generosity, which inspir-
ed you. You hung yourself, because you re-
sisted other temptations. CowardI it was be-
cause you dared not run the risk Of the wrong!
Dat with your peacock's plumagel Walk of
il the feathers which Nature gave you, and
thank Heaven they sre net altogether blackI-
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