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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-10-03
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CANAL BAKERY,
BY e.. lRiON q CO..

MN ~ HIiIFNTV I'FI0T-
WE have hand and for -sle al sorts u'
w Crackers. Bread. Cakes, aud Pies and everything :
belonging a first rate Bakery
Also all sorts Of Groceries and Provisions and warm
and cold victuals-
We assure customers better and cheaper hrtcir-
than can bought any Bakery in the Western states
a. ia. mechanical part Of our business ourselves
Come aud So. before You buy elsewhere.
IT, highest market price paid for Butter Lard, Eggs
&C., &C. af'=.-"ul I iil'N n W
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THE NEW YORK BAk ERY
lxX WasSIzJ.IsA A >IMPSON

eE7HE uudeTsi-uyt would respectfully INFORM the inha
L bitant. Of Ot;-Wa and vicinity that they are now
prepared furnish the choicest variety ui trArktr-
such A. Butter soda Lemon Boston Oyster. E'rf-ia.
a q Water Biscuit. Also, Bread Cas-- Brown Bread,
choicest selection constantly on hand AL Aiuds of
Fancy and Wedding Cake made 70 order.
The subscribers having spared no pains nor erPetse IN
fitting uu a wagon fGr the convenience and accoWu"iI-
i0n 6f ter and the public GENERALLY are now
able furnish anything their line To- those who de
sire Those wishing the Se= York " 20 call daily,
will please their orders tie y. y Bakery, or 70
the Post Citicc.
Z--R-rn.uiber the place, In Nossack's Block next
door o tF. Meat Market. Main street send IN
your ers. and they will receive prompt attention
}. b wHEFI.EE- s.T"l J'e,- - -iNf>''S
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n Z :" OV Ab
Frank BerbcZ's Ice Cream Saloon,
M the past year was situated one door west OF
w the Bank of Ottawa. is removed this year one door
east'of the Mansion House.
Ills Establishment and Saloon will be in a perfectly
good shape.
Besides nice Saloons. there is added to his Estab
lishmcnt Balcony, which will give entire satisfaction.
As well and better than the past r. BEEBz will
do all be can far depends on him, to offer to his
customers .uperfne quality Of Ice Cream Soda Cakes
Of all kinds &c. In word, he them that all
the articles in his line will be i'll the best taste and OF first
quality.
What the Confectioneries belongs will he found with
him. Candies, every description from the assorted
TO the finest quality.
The ladies that were so kind as honor him by their
presence these past years respectfully invited ~ do
the same this Summer.
lie sure that the ladies and gentlemen, well
the youth tha; will be kind v-it h.- Saloon vii re-
turn h ONE every time entirely satisfied.
Come and IL you please II what h- says above i not
he purest truth. lmy?-6ml PRANK BERBEZ
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MIL l. y T. X Y.
MISS AVERY
iari,v 10 announce to the Ladies that she has Just
turned from York with the largest and best stock
o MILLINERY GOODS that she has ever had the plea
sure Of showing Them before, consisting OF all the latest
Of Straw Goods prices that tee-
competition
Country Niliners supplied with Patterns and straw
Good. a Wholesale and Retail
Stra~-. Of every Kind and color
Fine L-choru Flats
Infants superior straw Shaker Hoods,
Boys Gray Hats.
Ladies Hunting Hats
Misses Gray English Flats,
Imported Straw Lace-,
The real B!0uis. Capes. and Flowers,
Pine white and co!ored TaTlions,
Bridal WTeaihs,
Lace Cauutrt-.
Tsrl,on Dress skirts. ready made.
Dress Making i usual
Rooms next door Of J. Dckey's Jexelry Store,
corner % Main and Columbus Street
apis SARAH ~ rhf-
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New Lumber Yard.

Great attraction gOr fdrJHeTs ana NecfdnscS!
FuNiIE of Lumber offered in Otta-
is ready for sale at the new lumber yard Of
u. X POWELL co formerly otcu led by L. sIzEH. IL
comprises IErge quantity of dry clear Lumber, Of d
ferent thickness. Also. all kinds of common Lumber,
Pinery Shingles Laih HAs. Sash, Doors in short, every
thing necessary for a complete building. We feel conf
from our acquaintance and connection with some Of
the largest dealers in Chicago that can offer better
Inducements tils any other firm in the City
Ottawa. June ~. ISL. ID. r. POWELL CO.
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nTT.wA MARBLE YARD.

having purchased the STOCK
i of Geuen Finley. where he intends Ia carry the
business a extensive scale. lie has on hand and
always receipt of the best quality ~ American, lt
an and Egyptian Marble, for Head stones, Tomb Stones,
Monuments Manjles Furniture &c. A. he has Of
the best workmen the country, he feels
sured that he up anything ia h- line in superb
together with lo~ prices he feels assured that
h- xin give al those who favor him with their support
entire satisfaction.
y. Orders from distance earnestly solicited and
promptly attended Ia. JAMES WILLS.
.
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NJ / l. l. / y T. II Y l..
MISS FORD

Is now receiving fine selection Of MILLINERY
GOODS, for the Fall and Winter Trade. at her
in Bassneti's building opposite the Mansion House.
Grat-fu her patrons for the past, she solicit.
tinuznee Of tivir patronage
Straw B.rnn.f- cleaned % order. sepI2
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NEW ENGLAND BAKERY
&. ". SANFORD.

Bread. Cakes. ANA crackers.
On HfJi.JB. gisIr Columbus STRAIT, Dtf'o", IHt""'-
rs now prepared furnish the shortest notice.
Z very superior article Of sugar. soda, Boston bntte
Water Pie Me, Wine and Ginger Crackers, Pilot apd
Navy Bread.
As do business a strictly Cash basis, and have -f-
~ facility Manufacturing enabled 20 sell as "W
as any other House in the West
An kinds Of Fancy and Wedding Cake KEEP, constantly
on hand and made to order. lnoNZ?l e W SANFORD
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OTTAWA STONE YARD,
REMOVAL!

Superior Street near Bdrndrds Wagon Etdbiish,ae,
STONE cut to all patterns and dimensions.
Athens aud Joliet stone for sale all delivered to ord
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Ottawa Trunk. Harness, and
Sllldic N;lnlfaClOrY.

a eU1lIE subscriber wishes 10 inform
s.a- NA = the ladies and gentlemen Of OF
TES-A tawa and vicinity, that he is manu-
w S-SEA featuring, and has constantly
hand, all sorts Of
Trunks, Talises, Ladies' Hat Bores, Carpet
Bugs, WAips. !Saddies. and Harness,
The best iron frame and steel spring sole leather
Trunks, furnished at the lowest prices.
All sorts of fine and co arse Harness constantly on
hand.
Fine coach. gig, and trottng Harness. silver brass
and japan ,rimmed ami the best quality of team Har
ness sold a this lowest prices
All kinds Of Carriage Trimming done in the neatest
sty,. at short notice. and on the lowest terms
shop in No. H"ssacks Row, Main St, nearly oppo-
site the Bank. juI THOMAS HICKEY.
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Another New Lumber Yard |!

FAIRFIELD ~ SACkETT,
On 1e SIDE Cut aud Main Street, near X>ssdck e
Richardson's Warehouse
IIAyE hand and offer at prices which they
] think will be found tempting, very large lot Of
Pine Lumber. Shingles, Lath &c &C. As most Of their
lumber is received direct from the pineries they sell
very slight advane. Chicago prices. Please call
and see before purchasing elsewhere. fee2i-tf
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he contents of YOUR Dot into some clean yes.

the contents of your pot into some clean yes
Sci, which have convenient. Fill up the pot
| again with the raw juice, and proceed as be
fore. This is the process of clarifying or de.
fecating, and is absolutely necessary, if you
do not wish to have dark, dirty syrup, tast-
ing of cane stalks, and almost unfit for use.
After clarifying and skimming the second
pot-full as directed, set it back on the fire
and boil down as rapidly as possible. As
the quantity reduces by boiling, keep adding
fresh juice from the first Qualification, SO as
not to let the syrup get too low in the pots
OF it will get burned. If any scum rises, re-
move it with your skinner and by follow
ing these directions you cannot fail to maze
good syrnp.
The proceeding rem rks suppose that you
have only one pot to operate with; but it is
very much better to have two, as it will
save 20 minutes time, and fuel, with each
kettle of syrup you make; because, as
have shown, you have to wait twenty min
utes after taking the pot from the fire to al
low the scum to rise and settle; SO if you
have not another pot full of fresh juice TO
put on, it is so much time and fire wasted.
With two pots in use, you replace the first
on the fire as sopn as you take the other
off, and proceed TO boil down.
SYRUP OF EXTRA QUALITY.
Should you wish to make very extra
syrup for table use, get flannel bag of al
most any shape, sufficient to hold two or
three gallons. and filter the juice through it
after you have skinned it, then boil down
as before.
HOW TO KNOW WHEN THE JUICE Is BOILED
ENOUGH
1t is matter of Importance with those
who have never boiled syrup to know when
the juice is boiled enough. There being
nothing like experiments, | would advise
such to procure a cup-full of molasses, heat
II, and, taking up small quantity on spoon
to watch how 1t runs down, and when the
drops come how they elongate and break
in the middle. the upper half springing back
with jerk, and the lower forming ball
and falling INTO the cup again. Three cents
in money, and the expenditure Of five min
utes time in this way, will go farther in edu-
eating the eye to good judgment than an
elaborate s>rIes Of directions.
| will give one other method, however, OF
knowing when syrup is cooked enough. Dip
your SKINNER into the boiling liquid, take it
out and allow the syrup to run off it few
drops will remain on the edge, falling at in
tervals IL these break with a long string
which at the break jerks back to
the dipper again, and which, when taken be
tween the finger and thumb, feels Ike mo-
tIsses, it is fair to suppose your syrup is suf
ticienty boiled, and you may take it from
the fire.
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STONE & EELS.

South East Corner Ct Main and Columbus Streets,
OTTAWA, ILLINOIS.
a Wholesale and retail manufacturers
Ls~NA dealers in all kinds of
GfAysA Harness, Saddles, Bsidles, Martini
ET~ ~E.S..A go,es, Trunks, Taiises,
H[AcA Carpet Bags, Whip Lashes Collars
Halters, Girts, Surcingles, &c.
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d. O1S4S1S
HAS located himself in this place FOR the purpose o.
practrir medicine and respectfully offers his ser
ri-s the citizens Of ottawa and those IN ITS F!eihy
in all tli. various branches Of hi profession .
From his experience and familiarity with western ds
and by prompt and v-i.ant discharge oi proies-
.ionai dutie- hopes merit share OF patronage
Twenty years ago more. he vas known in ONO :"
many ut1 citizens - tins county 20 some "i
he would take pleasure in referring Among them
are E-ar John Green, M.tthia. TrumbO. G W Arm
strong and Abram TrurIbo- lie vOgld also refer To Dr
A IT. HoxIzr.d and DR.. Joseph stout, Of Ottawa
Ef=Ei~urs aud osfC- Paul Street, east and near
D.. i,ts J.,,,. ,-ar,,r jun2U
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
Mexico.

As general thing, take as little interest in
the changes and revolutions in Mexico, as in the
battles of kites and hawks" But the latest change
which resulted in the establishment of the admins
traton Of President CoMoNFoRr and the promu!ga-
ton of new constitution seemed to promise some
thing in favor of liberty and good order. The latest
arrival brings information of an extensi effort on
the priesthood to break down the government. The
Archbishop has threatened to refuse ahsolution to
all who swear allegiance to the new constitution
The ground of this opposition is of course the inva-
sion of priesty privileges and the partial apppropri
alton OF the immense church cndowments by the
new government. There seems no present reason to
doubt that the government will triumph over this
hostile combination
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
Personal.

Rev. Williaal Howard, from SOUTHAMPTON, /. l.,
commenced his ministry over the Methodist Church
Sabbath before last, We are happy to learn that
subscription paper is in circulation to obtain funds
to repair the interior of their house of worship
DR.. Henry ". Buel wits installed deacon in
the Congregational Church last Sabbath 10y All inn
pressive charg. and laying Of hands of Rev l.. W.
Bacon.
Capt. 4. Chadwick. for many years Il popular con-
ductor on the Housetonic railroad. died at Bridge
port the l4,h ult. after long Illness at the age
of IS. He native of Lee CAPT c. was an
exceedingly kind -heartel mar and leaves numerous
friends who regret his departure On the Nth the
Housatonic cars were draped in mourning.
Ut. Burlington Courier.
VIM. c. Bryant, Esq, of the Ne,c York Eren,nq
Post with his wife and daughter. were in tewn last
week, visit to their friends residing here They
take passage SION for Europe. accompanied BY Miss
E>telle Ives, of this town, and nte, to be absent
one year. During which time they will visit France
Italy. Germany and England. It is the intention Of
Mr.. B. to make prolonged visit to Spain, where we
doubt not his inspired muse will receive a new i'm
petus among the classic lore of that famous country
d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
California,

Tue steamer Illinois from Aspinwall with a fort
night later dates from California arrived on We'd
mes lay. There is little news of Importance. An
abundance Of rain had failed in all portions of the
state. Agricultural interests, as we'll as mining were
thereby greatly stimulated Murders arc less fire.
quont, though several instances were recorded, as
well as a number of su:cidcs. The notorious Ned
MCGOWAN who was accessory to the murder of Mr..
King i'll connection with Casey, who was hung by
the Vigilance Committee, was moving about in
Sacramento City, unmo!ested. The time of his trial
had been appoin ed Politics were exciting but lit
tic interest. The Tribune correspondent however
suggests the probability of ultimate Union of the
btoderick wing OF the Democratic party with the
Republican states also, that Mr. BIS friends many
of them assert that g. himself entertains the same
views Amerlcansin was about defunct. Its High
Priest, Old Gov. Foote formerly of Mississippi. had
addressed the dsbanding forces expressing his con-
vction that there is no farther need of the order
| either in the state or Union.
New gold diggings had been discovered in a dis.
tant portion of the state bat mining was pre-, cnte
by the hostility of the Indians wind similar to
those that blow across the desert of Sahara had
severely injuring the vegetation in that vicinity
The steamer brings among its passengers the Rev.
Fred. Buell., Secretary Of the American Bible Socie
ty. Mr.. B. has bsen absent from this village. his
native place some seven years. And now he returns
with his family, for short visit to his aged and one
surviving parent His labors for the spread of the
bible in California, and along the coast of the Pacific
have been eminently successful and in untiring in.
dustry. and unwavering perseverance,, the society
which has employed him. has found most faithful
| servant. His wife and two children return with
him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
DYSPEPSIA CURED.

bUsTON, DeCembcr 9.
DR.. Geo. B. Green-Dear Sir In reply to Your
question in regard to the action of the Oxygenated
Bitters, feel much pleasure in stating that from
its prompt and decisive effect in alternating and
overcoming severe and chronic case of Indigestion
and Dyspepsia in my own family, and from knowl-
edge of its wonderful results in curing several at
tacks quite as severe in other families of INV ac-
quan lance, consider it sovereign and infailble
remedy in that distressing complaint, and would
cordially and earnestly recommend it to all who may
be thus afflicted Respectfully yours
ISAAC DANFORTH, II South Market street
The above certificate is from well known and
highly respectable merchant Of Boston, and is enti-
tied TO the fullest confidence.
Seth w. Fowle & Co., 1873 Washington street,
Boston, Proprietors. Sold by their agents every
where. 1-2t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
TIE "BEE HIVE" REPLENISHED
NE ~ Spring GOODS,

a NOMPRlSING every variety and style of STAPLE
" AND FANCY DRY GOODS, including BLACK
AND COLORED DRESS SILKS. Bcrages, DE Badges,
Poplins, ChaIli, Bcrage and Muslin Draincs Super.
81 k Mobair Alpaca and FIR. Bombazine, French and
English Ginghams Printed Lawns, Brillians and
Calicocs-a large Stock.-Silk, Brocha, Cashmere
and Thibet SflAWLS.- Also, DRESS & MANTLE
TRIMMINGS, an immense stock, including Buttons,
FrnScs. Laces, AMI Morc Antique, Velvet and other
Ribbons, of all widths and colors. GLOVES 4 Ho-
sIERY of all dcscriptons-Silk, Linen and Cotton
Laces. Edgings, &c.-Enroiderics, Flouncings, Col
lars, Undersleeves, Wrought Eigngs 4 Insertings,
&c.-Curtain Muslins White and Colcred CaInbrics
and Muslns OF all styles.-Whte Brown and Buff
Lincns.-Shirings, Sheetiygs, jeans Shirts and
Shirt Bosoms, Printed Shrtings Broadcloths, Cas-
silDcres, Summer Stufs, and READY MADE CLO+
THING Floor Oil Cloths, Room Paper Hangings
and Curtains-Geese Feathers. Ticking, Denims
Flannels, Moreens, Diapers, &c. &c.-Ladies' and
Children Boots, Shoes and Rubber Over-Shoes
GROCERIES of all kinds and CRocKERY-AlI
very Cheap for Cash. Work or Produce.
N. B.-Shirts to be made up usual-and Towns
Agent. s. N. BRONSON.
May, 1857. tf2
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
Special Town Meeting.

At the Meeting OH Monday, CHARLES ADAMS, ESQ,
was chosen Moderator, and it was
po'od, TO appoint an agent to oppose the petition
OF the inhabitants of South Farms to the next Gen.
eral Assembly, for the Incorporation Of new town.
Voted, That said agent shall have authority to
employ counsel in said matter and the Selectmen of
the Town shall draw order on the Town Treas
ury to defray the necessary expenses Of opposing
said petition.
Posed, That ABRAHAM C. Smith be agent for the
above purposes.
Foted, That the Town Clerk be authorized to pro-
the reminding of such books of record Of this
town. as need re-binding. and that Committee be
appointed to examine said records, and report to
the next ensuing town meeting what books in their
opinion need rewriting, and the expense Of the
same.
Voted, That A. 8. LEWIS and VIZ. F. BALDWIN be
such Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

The bodies of thirteen persons have been re-
covered from tie ruins Of the great fire in
Baltimore on the night Of Tuesday, the l4tb
inst During the burning, one Of the timbers
of building gave way. Some dozen or more
fremen were working at the time, in the story
below, but it was supposed all or nearly all es-
capped, though several Of them were badly hurt.
Next day, it was found that several were mis-:
sing, and a search commenced among the ruins
of the building, fer them, the result of which
was the recovery of thirteen blackened multi
ated, halfcharred bodies men who fell victims
to their bravery and daring in combating the
devouring element. The melancholy affair pro.
duced Intense excitement throughout the city
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

LET THERE BE NO SECRETS IN MEDICINE, or
rather no pretended secrets. The Medical
Faculty publish as soop as made, all their dis
coveries, and almost all that is known of real
value for the cure of disease, has been discoy-
cred by them. Dr. Aver takes the honorable
honest course, and right because it is honest.
He goes to work and invents the best remedy
which medical skill can devise for the cure of
certain complaints then publishes what it is,
and maintains his monopoly of it solely by
making it cheaper, better, more perfect, than
any body else can. If the people would exact
this of all who offer medicines, they would
have much less tracle and trash to swallow.
Ne,1 Orleans Organ.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
Mexican Mustang Liniment.

From rich and poor, bond and free all colors,
grades and conditions of lifc hear the same need
healed, pains relieved lives saved, valuable animals
made useful, and untold ills assuagcd by this great
medicine which are surprising to the judgment Of
man. What family does not require a standard
Iinimcnt. Who ever heard of the same effects pro-
duced by any other article3 For Cuts. Bruises,
SPrains, Rheumatism, Sweings, Strained Horses,
SC, it has no cqual-Beware of limitations.
The genuine is sold Ivy respectable druggists and
livery men in every town, parish and hamlet through
out North and South America, Europe and the ISL
ands of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES s. PARK PROJECTORS,
31-1m Broadway and Duane street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
Eg7 SIX REASONS WHY EVERYBODY USES
LYONS KATHAREON.

LIST 1t is the CHEAPEST preparation for the hair
made.
I'd. 1t is pronounced by all to he the Mosr BENZ
FICIAL.
3D. 1t is the most AGREEABLE to use
4th 1t is the CLEANEsr and most Carefully Pre-
PARED.
5th. 1t is the most HIGHLY PERFUMED.
9Th 1t is the only article that fails to give
ENTIRE SATISFACTION.
The immense sale of the KATHAREON-
1000, 900 bottles per yearattest its excellence and
universal popularity. Sold by all dealers, every
where, for 25 cents per bottle.
HEATH, WYNKOOP s. CO.,
Proprietors and Purfumers
51-tf 63 LIBERTY STREET. New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

"B,LM OF THOUSAND FLowERs-A COUNTER
FE1T.-A person pretending to have been partner
with W. p. Fetlidgc in the above article is paming
off spurious Preparation on the ublic. All are
countcrfcits unless the name FErRIDGE s CO. is
written on the side and w. p FErLIDGE 4 Co.,
printed on the front of the label. The genuine arti
Gle is for sale by all respectable Druggists who frown
down lounterfeits and impostors.
WHITE TEETH. PERFUMED BREATH AND BEAUTIFUL
COMPLEXION can be acquired by using the " Balm nf
Thousand Flocers." What lady or gentleman would
remain under the curse of disagreeable breath,
when by using the Batm Of thousand Fto,cers would
render it sweet. 49-1m
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

HOLLOWAY PILLS are of infinite benefit to persons
suffering from tremors and general eeboness
as they renovate the nervous system and brace the
muscles well as give tone to the stomach. Their
purgative action is unaccompanied by pain and as
they have powerful stomachic well as apcrient
and purifying properties, they literally carry on the
work of invsorating the digestion, relieving the
bowels, and regulating the secretions at and the
same time This cannot be said of any other medi-
cine in existence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

FoRcrSa RHrBARB.-This is easily done by TAKING
up old roots and setting them in hot bed Tbe
frame should be high enough above the bed to give
the leaves q full chance to develop themselves.
Sound strong roots will start almost imms diately
and in few weeks give leaf stalks a foot long or
Nothing is more inviting in the early spring
than this delicious vegetable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07
The WOlc0tt Institute.

YENHE FOURTH SESSION OF THIS 1NSTrTU-
H. ton, will commence on Wednesday morning,
May 18th. A few boys whose parents and guard-
reside in Litchfeld, will be received us day
pupils.
Mathematics, Latin and Greek, per Session Of
PCT D. G. WRIGHT. Rector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

The Inauguration of the statute of General
Warren, which is nearly finished, will take
place on the 18th of June, the SD anniversa-
~ of the battle of Bunker Hill. Hon. Ed
ward EAerett and other gentlemen will speak
on the occasion. Invitations have been extend
ed to the President and :Vice-President of
the Uaited States, the Cabinet, and many 9th
er distinguished gentlemen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-05-07

The Surrogate of New York Rendered decision in
the case of the will of the late Samuel Parsons who
died in Connecticut in 1848, lin Durham we beeive)
leaving estate of $50 200, on Friday last. The
Court decided that the legatees were entitled
absolutely to the profits and income of their shares
Of the estate from the time of the testators death.