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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

/. ~ .y....y,vn 80, I,ubute Curt, Nor. 2. 1877
EvAlArE of FAYETrE ". SMITH late of rulring
Il 4 TON in salt. district deceased
ne Court of Probate f,r the district of ing
t. n hath limited and allowed six months fl, the
date hc'cnt, fr the creditors OF said Estate repre-
Scntrd nSovent in which t. .xl ibit their claims
thereto; and has appointed Cornelius A Wins'i
md Will I'M ii. Cue of said Tolrngton C,,mlIi>-
81 pncls to ceve and amin. sad claims.
Certified t,y Henry S. BARboUK. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
JOSIAH HOT uIlKi>S, Agent.

TII HtpOTt. LOnf,
Conner Of Main street and south avenue. Where.
orders will he received.
70. i'll LitchfeId ly the box at Ata,ns's,
and at retail at the principal grocery stores 2su
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

The subscribers give notice that they shall meet
at the store of William III C.e in s,i ,rringt n
the list day of December ISL and lst day of MAY.
| IS at enc o clock in the aftcrn on, each aid
days. the IL ?, Of attending the business +
said appointment
WILLIAM william, II. Cor ' Commissioners.
All persons indebted to sill estate are cquested
to make immediate {ivmrnt to
3O-;t ELLEN j. SMITH, Administrative
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITANT.

The virus If disease often makes It's way to III,
internal uYr;4nt through The pore, Of the rlin This
penetrating Ointment, melting under the hand rs il
r.!, d in i, absorbed through H.. same c;tncS
AMI rcinG the seat OF .ttitiru1t II, promptly ana
nvar ,ily ,uhUts it. Whether located in the Ii nrvs
,he liver tie lungs. any other important nigHn
1t pcnrrntes tie surface t. the Interior tEru4i In,
1nt.r tubes that cnb:inunc,t tie with the Ski as
summer rain passes into The fcTtrcd EARTH ui1Iising
its cool and regencrating influence.
SKIN DISEASES AND GLAADULAR Swell
i.iNGs.
Every species of exterior irritation is oucklv re-
luccI by the anti-ini .mnatury action Of this On-
ment Angry EEUiTIo>s. such as SAT- EuErM cry
slrFLhs, letter, Et>G""EM. ScALD HEAD. NlTTII
RASH. SGAHEs Tor lTcH; Sc, die ont, to return ut
more, under ito application. HOSPITAL experience in
I'll parts of tie world proves its inallibilV in DIS
eases of the skin, the muscles the j,ints and the
5nl"is
Ulcers, Sores, and Tumnrs.
The effect Of this unriv.li external remedy up
on >crofula an other vru!"nt ulcers and sores is
almost miraculous 1t first discharges the poison
which produces snppnr;'ion and proud flesh. and
thus the cures which it, healing properties after
ward rnpleto. ale safe as w,E as permanent
Wounds. Bruises, Burns and Scads.
| In cases of the fracture of the bones, injuries
caused ~ steam EXPLOSIONS. BRrI1ls BrH>s SCALDs
i.HfrM,r..a SrlyFHEss oY THE JOINS and coiltr;tc
zion of the snews it is en-. 'Ioyr and warmly re
Commended by the Faculty This m.rvell"u. icrn
ely has beer introduced Ivy its inv ntor i'll person
into al the lea; ling Hospitals Of Europe, and no
private household should be without it.
L NDENIABLE TESTING NY.
| The Medical Staff of the French al d English Al
mics in the Crir,ca have officially signed their ap-
prural Of HUlowty's Ointment rs the most reliable
PRESSING for sabre cuts. stabs ami gun-sh"t W unds
It "a also useI by the surgeons OF the Allied Navies
| Both the Oimtmcut and Pills should be used in
the EcNowing Gases:
Bunions, MercErial Eruptions, SweIed Glands.
i burns Piles, Sore Legs.
! Cna,ped rheumatism, Sore irt as.s
/ HlnGis, Chiibialn-, Sore Heads,
Fistula, Eingw"rm, Sore Threats,
GJut. Salt khttiID, Sores Of all
! Lumtago, Scalds, kinds
Sprains. Skin Diseases, Wounds of all
Stiff JOINTS letter. kinds.
| Ulcers, Venereal Sores.
30 Soil at the Manufactures Of Professor HoLLo-
WAY. 80 Maiden Lane. New " TX. and pa Stran
London, by all respectable Druggists and Dealers III
Medicine throughout the United States and the civ
ilizeh world in pots, at 25 cents. 62! cents, and
81 each.
e There is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes
N B. Directions for the guidance OF patients In
every disorder arc affixed TO each got.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

1t Court Of Probate heass at Kent uithn and for Tie
District of Kent, on the 18th day Of Ostober A. D. 1851
Present Rrrrs FULLER, ESQ, Judge.
EVSTATE OF AA:.ON SMITH, late of Kent,
IL IN sal district, deceased.
ne Administrator represents the Estate lnso,Fent
AMI prays the appoint ent of Commissioners there
on :-Nhereupoll, ORDERED, That Commissioners t"
receive examine, and adjust the ella ms OF the crel
ltors CT said Estate, be az Up, ned at the Probate
Office in said Kent. the l4th day of November,
1857 at II cock in the tul, and that all per
IONS in Ell in said Estate may be notified there
OF, the Administrator will this order to pub
ilshed in wspaper printed in Litchtell and post
copy thereof on the plbiic signl'ust nearest the
place where the deceased last DIV cit in said Kent.
true copy Of Record,
% st RUFUS FULLER, Judge
District Of EocJ T. IS PROBATE Court October q. 1857.
ENSTATE OF WILLIAM 0. GLOVER # Roxbu-
u 4 ry in said District. asst g!ing debtor
CRDFRED-1hat Commissioners t" receive and
the cl inns OF the Gredit,rS Of said Estate be
appointed at tie Probate Office in Rox0ury ON tie
third Monday Of November, 1857. at 10 o'clock fne-
noon of which all persons in Interest will take
tice. and appear, if they cause, and h. heard
thereon. CHAS. B. PHELPS.
27-3ta Acting Judge Probate for said district.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

FE'HE times. they ray are gIowing hard
"a Expansion and contraction.
But little fear. and less regard
viii meet from HIRAM JACKSON
Hi Hat Emp"rium's ample shelves.
Of Hats and Caps have stacks on;
And 49, t" bnY and please yourselves,
Just call "n il,.nM JACKSON.
Iii choicest Futs for winter wear.
Have wonderful attractiLuS:
Before you paIchase them elsewhere,
Step III at HIRAM JAcKsON's.
I'u ii find the times will better grow
Ihei" II be IL blisk reaction
Yon can t do better than bc,tuw
Your trade ON HIRAM JACKSON.
Fur coats he has whose ample folds
You all should have your backs on;
So quickly seek the shop that holes
lhc goods and HIRAM JACKSON.
You II find him in the same "OM Brick,
II give you the direction;
West If the Court House doors, quick.
You Ii lind said HIRAM JACK son.
Oct. 20, 1887.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
EJ Ta5 Liver
IN VI G. @ R A T 0 R
PRRaARED BY DIR. sANFoRp

MS GREAr SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS
4 COVEiiY. ana is daily working cures almost
too great to believe 1t cures rs ii by magic, evem
tie arx Aly gc,nJ beHet and seldom more than one
bottle is req ured to cu,. any kind Of Liver Com
plant from the worst jaundce Dyspepsia to Il
common headache, all OF which the results Oh
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

The subscribers give Notice that they shall meet
ut Tic store OF S w. Coc in tI Wi,.chtster ON tn,
81 and 3lst days # Dcccn next, at oc.oCK in
the lftelnn,n On e:iCn If said DAYS FIR the purpose
of attending on the business Of said ap, continent.
MOSES CAMP, 49,
All pcrs MS indebted Ia iii Estate are requested
to lltkr iHulc,ii ,tc plynleht t"
"43t JOHN HINsDALy, Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
FOR SALE.

nNE eight year old MARE. good FIR family use
~ or lady riding; also. two FAT HOGS. Ii
not s,'ld tor cash good PAPER within one week
will exchange for property suitable to transport and
salcahlc in the West
WiNIED.-Money on Real E>t.te collateral
security here. or On improved farms west at current
rates, Pust-ottice address from December to April,
Rockford. Ill.
Agency business attended to. Especial attention
given to buying and forwarding Flour.
LEVI CATIIN.
Litchfield Nov. II, 1857 2y-3to
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

In order to meet the requirements Of the times anl
the wants of the people, offer their whole stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods Groceries, Crocke
~ and Glassware at greatly reduced prices for cash
on delivery.
Nerrimac Prints, 10 Brown Sugar, SC. pr lb.
Madden do. G}c Crushed do. 49, -
Furniture do. ~ c. Powdered do Ii C.
Best style Delaines. Coffee do II :.
II to 20 c. Molas,es. 37A c. pr gall.
All wool Delaincs 81 C, Pune Ginger, 10 c. pr III.
Paramettas. 81 to ~ c. NJ r. Raisins, II. c. -
Paper Camhrics, 10 c. NutmtgS, c.pr or
Heavyunbd Co tons, Amcs's Soap 10 c.
to &c. Burwills lO>c
Fine unb'd Cottons, Rabbits Saeratus Sc
9to loo Pye's do. Sc.
KID GLOVES Ladies. IS C, Gents, 81.
and other Good. in the sune p,opoit:"n.
Believing that the Cash system is the only true
way Of doing business not only for ourselves but for
our customers, We shall adopt the plan, commenc
Ing on Monday. Nov. 0, to sell our Goods exclusive
~ tor cash at the lowest possible price
Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for
Goods at cash prices
Litchfeld, Nov. 4 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

At Court Of Probat holden at Tormpon 'rdhn an
far the Dxtric. Of 75rrtngon, on the I'D day Of Oto
Ler 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
REAL E.sT.STs;.

Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
20 HE Subscriber offers tor sale the Dwelling
< House in which he now lives. Also the
Homestead of the late Joseph Adams. and about 40
Acres Of choice Meadow and Pasture Land. Also
the Store next west of the Mansion House.
CHARLES ADAMS
Litthfeld, Nov l., 1857. 80;
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

NsIIE Undersigned do not intend to t ,.nders"l,!
y 10y any one and are willing to give credit to
hose who are worthy. A. G SMITH Il Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
Present, JOHN BOYD, Esq, Judge.

Il Ohm HINsDALE, Trustee the Estate OF
- SHEPARD q YlIAYEit of Winchester within
said district, a>e having represented said Is
tate insul> ent and given notice to all concerned. t.
;ppcr before this ,out the present cay at . clock
ait, ruull to he heard relative t. the atDuintme OF
Commissioners and no appearing, this C"ult
doth appoint Samuel W. Coe and Moses Camp. lotA
of said WlIcic>te.. commissioners to airline an i
adjust the clius OF the Creditors of sad Estate :
and ais, doth decree that two months from lhi>
d tie c allowed them to exhibit their Claims to said
commissioners, doth ur,c that public :.oti o
this oder be given by advertising the same IN t"r
/, wSIatptls published in Iichllc.d County 10y
posting copy thereof the public sisn-p st in sad
tn~n of Winchester nearest the place Will. the dc
&C sc,l last dwtt
Certitied from Record, JOHN BOYD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19
Legal .1'OTECES.

STATE OF CONNECTICUT.
County of chticld,
Charles h. 3. Hatch. ! Superior Court.
cs September Term, 1867
Philo NJ. Jordon.
FPON the petition of Charles B. Hatch
u Of Sharon in said County. now pcniin&
in this Court PRAYING for the foreclosure of certain
mortgased premises set forth at large in said petit
ton n file
It appearing to the Court That the Respondent in
said petition Philo NJ. london. lives without this
State in parts to the petitioner unknown.
1t IS ordered. That notice Of the pen encv Of said
petition be given sad Jord' II. by publishing this
der in the Iitchticli Enquirer a newspaper pub
lishe in Litchfed in said county, three weeks sue
cessveiv after this date
Dated at Litchfeld. November 4th, 1857
BY order Of the Cnrrt
80 st FREDERICK D BEEMAN, Clerk
1t Court Of Probae holden at Winchester. u,n and far
tue District Of Wuscheser tx olf doY Of Oct"ter,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-11-19

1t Court Of PyojQe holden at Winchester atin and fl
tie District Of Winchester Me olN doY q Oct"te'
A. u. 1857
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ton and influence In public Affairs; and No = :; III
geographical arrangement Of parties d. eresss..
gers Of all kinds. including danger to the psras,
tuition, the seustive0ess Of which n "a recs..
peaicd to By political gamblers.
IL 10 proposed by the understmea "a e,s.s,,..
Newspaper ~ the City Of Washington. in VIVA -
views Of these portioos Of orr cnantSymsn ~. y
hected. This newspaper will be styied Tke Hs.~,s.
and will endeavor 70 maintain . nstionalitv ~ -
prehensiveness Of views worthy Of its name :
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1e.eesne - ~ vaenosao q tAe6levoRy peopesni,
IL 1spsehe viii resoiutely Oppose Adminst,ss-
~ 60 =. - med 70 perpeauate Itself By ksspss
IuroAIOae attscnment TO the Union, reve.sv~
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New Missouri River Packet.
Regular Council Bluffs, Omaha City and
Florence Packet.

For fiorenee, Omaha City, Council Bluffs,
4euevue. 81. Mary's Wyoming City, Linden,
nrewnsville. LEVEL, Oregon, white Cloud,
Iowa Point. Savannah, st. Joseph, &C., kc.
At THE ENTIRELY NEW, SWIFT
and elegant passenger steamer, MN
$4jS{1kS E-HA-HA, Capt G. Il. BAKER, ". IL.
Scudder, Cierk, will run as a regular
packet 70 the above and intermediate points continuing
in the Bluff City trade during the entire boating
son.
Captain Baker thankful to the public for its very
generous support bestowed upon the Admiral while
der his command hereby begs leave tender his
embellishments and to solicit for his new con-
tlnuance Of Its confidence and patronage pedging
firing exertons Of himself and officers give full
lsfaction to those with whose business he may be
henored. The Min-e-ha-hah was built expressly for
the Council Bluffs trade under the special supervision
OF Capt Baker who has spared trouble or expense
70 make her number one Missouri River steamer and
Degs to assure his friends that she is admirably
adapted TO the wants Of the river, being Of great
strength ghtness Of draught, easiness Of model and
such application Of machinery, must make her
among the fast ones with cabin ARRANGEMENTS and
commodations Of superior order, and not exceled by
those Of any boat in the river combining ali the most
modern Improvements that safety comfort or pleasure
could suggest, in short in all her appointments moth
ing wilt wanting belonging to those Of first class
passenger steamer: JOSEPH MCINTYRE, Agent,
n2-u No. 50 Lcevee 4 Commercial Street
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ANEW WAY TO GET A BREAKFAST,

ANEW WAY TO GET A BREAKFAST.
The Irish are as remarkable for their wit
rs for their blunders. Some body has set
story ahoat about a man fresh from the
Emerald Isle, who put quite literal con-
struction upon the phrase .'meals included"
which we see so often in the advertisements
Of steamboats, and other public vehcles.-
This man lived at or near Schenectady where
he heard the breakfast bell ring on board a
canal boat just starting out for Buffalo.
Sure, captain, DEAR said he, San what'll
ye AZ poor man for travelling on yer ille-
CANT swan of boat?'
sOnly cent and half mile, and found, :
replied the captain.
'And is it the vitals ye mean to find, sure?'
Eyes. And if you're going along 60 down
to breakfast
Pat didn't wait to be told second time,
but having descended into the cabin and
made hearty meal, he came again on deck
and requested that the boat might be stop
ped.
sWhat do you want to stop for?' enquired
the captain.
sAnd how far have We come, jist?' asked
Pat.
sOnly little over mile.'
Pat thereupon handed the captain two
cents, and coolly told him that he believed
he would not 90 any farther with him, az
Judy would want her breakfast, not knowing
that he had breakfasted out.
The joke was SO good that the captain
took the two cents, ordered the boat stopped
helped Pat ashore, and thanked him for his
patronage besides.
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INCORPORATION.
The ARTICLES Of Incorporation of the Coun-
Gil Bluffs and Nebraska Ferry Conpa-
ny, are herebu modified to be az foll0.cs:


ny, are hereby modified to be a. follo,cs:
ARTICLE LIST. The Corporators and their successor,
named in the original articles Of this shall
embrace the following powers, to-wit: They shall sue
and be sued plead and be implicated, have perpetual
succession grant and receive BY their corporate
and purchase and sell, hire and lease property Real
Personal and mixed; in all lawful ways May have 1
Corporate Seal, may alter the same 1t pleasure and
may make bylaws for the regulation Of their business
not inconsistent with the Constitution Of the United
States or the laws Of this State.
ARTICLE 2d.-The Capitol Stock Of said Company,
shall be sevcnty-hve thousand Dollars to be divided
into shares Of Hundred Dollars each to be subscrib
ed Tor and transferred in the that the directors
ARTICLE Sd. The corporate business Of said corpo-
ration, shall be managed by Of Directors Of not
Tess han hve nor more than seven who shall be stock
hoidcrsi ana from their number they shall choose
President and Treasurer who shall hold their once one
year, and until their successors shall be chosen
ARTieLE ztn. the said Corporation shall have the
across the Missouri River at q point known as the
LONE TREE FERRY" opposite the City Of Omaha,
the present place Of crossing any other
point on said River between the points viz: Midway
between the grade at the Clone Tree Ferry
landing in Iowa, and the Ferry Landing at Florence,
ana between said grade and the Ferry Landing
ARTICLE 5th. It shall be the duty of said Compa-
ny 20 procure and keep suitable Boat Boats or erect
and keep in repair substantial bridge for the safe and
speedy transportation of persons property over said
river, at all reasonable and suitable times
AhIicLE 9Th So much Of the original articles a.
CONNECT with these articles II hereby repealed and II ID
further declared that the Capital Stock herein named
Is 70 be REGARDED all paid nbeing estimated value
Of the property Of the Company Provided that uothiuc
herein contained shall contravene the power Of ths
directors to make assessments il necessary to meet
sudden emergencies and expenses Of new hcats or re-
pairs for ferry purposes y
EN0s LOWE, HENRY B. CURTIS,
n. DOWNS, SAM'L s. BAYLlsy.
: DEhNHAhI HEM, oy n. TooTLE, by
Jesse Mlihams his Atty. J. A. Jackson, his Atty
sEssE WILLIAMS. JAMES A. JACKSON.
SAN CURTIS. A. J. uANscoM.
Council Bluns, August 8, ni6-sv $50
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Half Of the above improvements 10 be done before hs
let Of Dember next, and oil completed befoie tn as
Of July, 1883, the Share Shares shall Be forfeited
All forfeited shares 90 to the Company.
ARTICLE l3th. On the nrst Monday Of July, A. D..
1883, this Corporation shall cease to exist.
Donations Of Lots will Be msde by the Director -
they deem advisabe for the interests Of the Com
pany. aS sEn So
00ren. ,....--s,
- CHARLES 4. WHITING, HresiteRf. t' ?
LEONARD SEARS, Treasurer. s. v= tsss.' 4
SAMUEL PEARSE, Secrefsyy.
DeeyS If Dirscfors. sa issz3 ~
C.E WHITING, 7. ELLIOTT,
J. s. MERRILL, ssH ". n. BURTON,
J. B. MORRISON, r. n. BENTON,
u. +. 1oORE, GouyENE1 Nouns.
"a 3. D.. v. MAson.
The above Town 10 situated about halfway between
Council Dlas and Sioux City, q the terminus q tAs
Iowa Central Railroad, three miles from good LANDING
the Missouri river, and 10 surrounded Ear - ~
ere can extend with the most beautiful an1 psoducse
country IN the west with Timber, both hard and so
in abundnnee. = (ns0.1u.A
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FOR SALE.

40 Lots in Howard Addition.
f6good Lots in Mullins Subdivision.
100 Lots in the Railroad Addition.
10 choice Lots in Halls Addition.
Several fine lots in central portions Of the City very
desirable for residences Several fine tracts land
within hours ride Of the City with timber and water
70 Also lots and shares in Omaha City, Bellevue,
DeSoto, Tekamah Logan, N T. and Junction City Iowa
II Also 100 Of choice land two miles east of
Sioux City on which is about 10 acres timber. nl-u
EDWIN J. FRASER, Land Agent.