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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
The Society for the encourage n.cnt of wearing Clean Shirts. as

1SO 4O0 SUatnd" CCf. CI T6d.l NEW YORK, Keep hand extensive and complete assortment uf the latest np,rt.tons and best manufactures oi s.rs.siens .s.'x FMrMi>AS"g G0OEts, Equal in ,terill, m tke texture, durability and
 style to any stock otfele;l in this county,
 REPEALED AT WHOLESALE PRICES. KSMBEACES extensive and complete assert EA mct of the latest importations and best m.n,,- factures ol Gentemens Furnishing Goods, equal in ,teria make, texture, durability and style to any Stock offered ill this couutryand at prices which cannot fail to secure the attention of close cash buyers. Consisting of
 SHIITrS-With linen bosoms, collars and wrist bands of the best and finest qualities and and cnuic9 styles.
 CALICO sHIRrs-The latest and most attractive patterns.
 uNDERsHIRTs and DHAWERs-of Wool, Meri- Cashmere, Silk and Cotton, of desirable and ln- rahe qu ,ities;snd the Tevio Wool In !crgarments, so highly approved by Physicians Also, the Shaker Shirts and drawers.
 CRAVATs-su.ecrior quality and beautiful styles, and a full assortment of Stocks, Collars Necktics, Gloves, Scaris and Mutfiers of the richest kinds.
 SUSPENDElsS An almost endless variety. inclu- ding the finest and most durable.
 POJkEr HANDK DKERCHIEFS-S an1 Cotton plain an printed -an unrivacd assortment.
 HALF HOSE-Wool and cotton. of tie best tex ture, selected expressly for retail trade
 MORNiNu ROBES anl GDWNS-Elegant Pat terms. excellent material, and of the best make.
 This Stock comprises all grades, from the lowest to the richest that can he producsd-s,a:' having every facility for importing and manufacturing not excte led by any other establishment in the United states buyers therefore will consult their interest by exm timing the goods which sold at the lowest ? 'sshc cash prices.
 gs5"Goo s prosnptiy delivered at ali the Railroad Deprts Se.mbcats &c., and in any part of the city without charge.
 9oo Shirt>n he to order by experiencal hands, in superior style. at short notice, warranted to fit. N" Mlchine ,rk done in tl.is establishment. 1y2O
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
.4Mrkioss !Syie 0f BD0k,s.

F.NIIE Books of the South Farms Library will he A- sold at Public Auction, Saturday the 18th day of February at 5 clock \. M. at the shop of J. w. MASON. Sti Library consisting of mi>cel laneotls collects, of about 5t0 volumes. both new aud ol l: sulne an.l old books out of prni.- Also new and interesting works. Those who wish to purchase books cheap. will have opp rtunity.
 G H. DALEY Secretary.
 South Farms, Feb. ?, 1857 4l-3wo
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
" OTICE,

AT' ILL he sold at public a,ction Saturday
 w the 1Ith day of February, 1857, at one o'clock in the afterenoon. (unlcss previously dis posed of at private sae,) by order of the Court of Probate for the district of New Milford, SD much of the re.sl estate of ESTHER NJ STONE. late of New Milford in sai district deceased, as will raise the sum of 5213 G.. anl incidental charges of sale.-- Sale to take place the premises in Bridgew.ter
 Terms nl 'e kn at time of sale
 Dated at New Mifr Jan. 27 1851
 3wai1 JOHN S. TCRRILL A,lm'r
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
xvIIrH DISTRICT.

The Electors of the 17th District, opposed to the policy of the present National Administrat on are requested to send delegates equal to twice their rep fesentatives ill the Legislature, to Convention t. be held at Botsfords Hotel in Falls Village the 9th day of March next at 10 o'clock A. M, to nomin- ate Candidate for the office of Senator fo: said Dist to be supported at the coming E ection
 Per Order, District Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
ALL BAD! le51.

IL persons indebted to the Sus CT, bcr. re- lccounts due J ,n,,arv 1st, 1s,7 unpaid, unless tt ed son. will be lett with II. $ Barbour. Esq, ny Attorney for c"liecti n. Ii you would save ,.et you must settle your accounts. shall cer uniy sue evcly aecnunt to settlement unless pail ~,un A wold to tie wise is ss.tiicicnt
 A. G. BRADFORD. February l6, 1857 43-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Holiday Gifts.

4 NALL at JUDDS GALLERY. and have your 1 MAture inserted in one of til,se spen lit French German Gases, or if You prefer it. Gold Lucket. Cn either i'll make very desirable git to hestow a fr.ed. Dagnerreutypts and Am brotypes taken at all times. ParticuI,r attention pAi to making Photographs Persons having D.s,ler- rentypcs of deceased aise fricntis have them cpc,l by this process anI multiplied to any extent also, enlarged to six eight times the original size.
 No South Street.
 Litch. . l, Dec. Sth, lS56 If 33
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
WIsTaR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. From kie Editor ot the KsrnoN ournal Junc 9, 1855

From the Editor ot the Vermont Journal. June 23, 1855.
 Wstar's Bsls,m of Wild Cherry has become enc e the established institutions of the untry. Durin. the ten years Dr Fowe has been the proprietor 0. this valuable medicine it has been constantly gani: ground in the public conf len>e ParS person .l known tn have used io with signal results. Al though we have uurself hal no occasion to try it.: medicinal virtues sio not hesitate, from what know of the experience of others, to pronounce ,hi RaIsain of the most elicacious of rcmidi t,:i the Asthma and Affections of the Lnngs Physi ci,ns m my of the best of them are in the ha.t
 using it. None genuin unless signed l. BUTTS
 the wrapper. Sold by A. C. Smith, Litchiel Starr, Clarke ( C.. W .tertown; Aivord Brothers, W.lco,t>iil' an by druggists and merchants generally. 2w 1:
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
DiSSGFEsiON.

HNIIE Firm of MUNSON & MORAN have this q day dissolved Partnership, by mutual consent
 p. C. MUNSON,
 JAMES MORAN The business will be continued Iy Mr. MORAN. nd ali unsettled accounts will be setti Il by him Feb. Is, 1857. 43o3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Farm fOY. Sale.

FEHIIE Earned lately owned and occuied hy BEER
 N BAILEY, Esq. of Goshen, (now dece,~etl is offered t..r sale, an immediate possession will be
 iren. S,il Farm contains Que Hunfire, and Eleven atr x. has on it large and we'll finished II 'lSe z ,od B ,rn and other convenient out bui
 n, III in good rep tir; is well supplied with wood w.lter, an i, situatcl Goshen East Street. ',.ut two miles from the CongreS ltiun Il Church in G s,shen; s, eight nine tons of hay in the barn will besrl.l with the premises. For further particulars enquire If E!ISFT\ BALDWIN. sw-t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
GROCERIES.
FOR SALE.

SH*HE Valuable Property owned by Mrs. N. E. A FELL, situated in East Street, in the village of Ltcaticla. and well known as the !" Bis ell l'lace. consisting of Fifteen Acres of Meadow and Pasture lln l. and two Dwelling Houscs-one built of Brick, and in good condition the ether of Wood, and new with suitable Out-huiIdings. On the premises a good variety of Fruit Possession given the lst of April Enquire fur price and terms, of
 A. s. LEWIS. Litchfeld, Feb ?. 1857. 41-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Senatorial Conventions.
XvTH DISTRICT.

\ Union Convention of Delegates from the sev- ersl towns comprising the Fifteenth Senatorial Dis stsict will be hedat the Bearisle House in Winsted on Wednesday, February 18th, 1857, at Il o'clock, A. M for the purpose of nominating candidate for senator to De supported at the Election Ly the opponents of the National Administration .zs K KILEouRsE sena.,,;,, 5. 5. ROCKWELL, neas,ai c'sn..ss;...
 H. 5. HARBOUR, committee K Feb. 4, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Esssaaiia. school.

request, NJ. sCHMIEDEBkRG proposes to A0 give Dancing Lessons at Bulkiey Hall, to all Who may desire them-to Children ill p,rticuiar, oa Aon'iay and Friday evening of each week. To commence on Friday evening, Jan. 18th. lSo7.- Course: Fl essons. tuition, s6.G0. To families Of more than Two, det.hcton will be ma.le
 He also will give lessons in French German, and Drawing, in sonools privately Tuition. so 0o per Fl lessons. Kuuns s-Wolcott Institute-South street, Litchi,eId
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
PaseAt self halpeAi. 2 l:9 KS;F; FE. EEg.TTYEE;zsS $,

NAN FANIUKED IY HE s' EIUBE MAN C
 tACTURlNG COMPANY" rA7HEsE aic superior to all other Fese-Catters now E in usc, for cnSt!l, dur.iilty and simplicity, being the only self ~h,rpeniAg Hay, Straw aud Cora stalk Gutter iet the Pu!lic. It entirely ot,- viates all the objections made to other Cutters, viz: nunl,er of ku;.es to grind ard set, and tLe great ext,e,se attending their repairs. This Gutter only one stat tionary knife.
 These Caters have been thoroughly tested for the ,st three years, an conf .enly recommend them to i.l i'll wlnt of feedC Gutter superior any now offered to the public
 3m21 k. TERRY < LESTER, Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
NO MISTAKE.
6AN and after the

" 25'TH OF FEBRUARY, 1857,
 the B 'ok Accounts of the late firm of E. OSBORN & Co. will be placed in the hands of an Attorney for immediate collection. The subscriber may be found at his residence with the books ready to make set tlemsnts up to thit time. after which all those in debted nay expect to pay the costs for collec ion
 E. OSBORN Ltchfeld, Feb. 10th, 1857. .w-42
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
AUCTION.

B ILL be soil at Public Auction, on Tuesday the 10th day of March next, at one 0 cl, ck. : M, at the House of tl,e Subscriber in Bantam aIls, Fourteen good i'ai y COWS Should the weather be very stormy, the next fair dw.
 II C. kILBORN. Litchfeld, Feb. l2, 1857. 4313t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
February ,4til, 1857.
IMPORTANT TO THE LADIES

IMFUi.FANT TO THE LADlES q NREAr sale of Rich an: Fashi unable DRT GooDs NN at REDUCED PRICES consisting of Silks, ontwls, Plain anl Plaid Mernaes P,r.tmetts,s Ala pancas Delaiaes. ilebagrs, Prints, Ginghan,s. Ian nels, Linen gu. ds. Gloves. Hosiery &c., kc. Our Goods will be offered at greatly reduced prices. s IS the intention of the Subscribers to clear out their whole Stock hy the middle of March
 MCNEIL & BiiAMAN. Litchfeld, Feb. l, 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
siayHbevx! EsnLOr7'ss :
Closing Out Sale

OF CLOTHS, CASsIMERES, vESTINGS, APPEARANCES, Cents Furnishing Goods large K stock of Reudy Made
 CLOTHING, nuck-skin Gloves. Mittens, Trunks, valises Carpet Bags. Sc.
 Positive sale at Cost and must be closed out before the lst of March. T. II. RICHARDS,
 West Street. Litchfeld, Jan 27th, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

Are yaur Lungs disaued and would you be cured do mt allow yourself {" b. cxpvrItn: el upon. bu try remedy that has Tel v.d ti,"Issnds un pr,N e,l itself w.n thy of yn,r conf lvnc, We refer De- Wist.rs Btis .ln ot Will Cuelry
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Important Announcement.

Important Announcements! Trem msndous Rush! Unprecedented Bargains fH<HE Subscri'er would respectfully inform his II numerous Customers in LtchfelI and vicin- lty, that since his remor0l to his NEW STORE in BALDWlN.S BLOtk, he has added extensively tu lis forme- Stock and now exhibit the Largest, Choicsst. and Best Selected
 ASSORTMENT OF GlOCEi.ItS, PROVISIONS,
 &c, &c.. to be found in the City. Oar Goods, consisting of TEAS, FLOUR, SUGARS, SPICES, ETC, ETC, are i,csh from MARKET, and are offered at prices SCHPhLSLsGLl ! LOW. We have taken fo: our motto, that A NIMsLs SIxpENcs BETTER THAN A >Low nmILLING '' censceueniy ill regard to sel- ,ing cheap,
 WE DEFY CoMPETITIo-l. We have room to mention but a few articles, showing our r-ttesas follows
 Porto Rico lasses, 6U cts. per Gail,n.-Othcr~ sell the same article for 65 an 6s Vyy Ene Green ,tnd Black TEAS. D cis.-As gooi as commonly sold for 5O cts.I5abbitts SAI1iisAIUS, fysi qudt- 'ty, cts. per pouni.-Usul price l24 cts -Extra duality hlcE, D cts. per pound- N.er articles pro pu1tionuky low.
 EGp Please call, examine OUT Goods, anl satisfy yourselves.
 OUR MARKET DEPARTMENT will in no wise be neglected, tut shall receive particular at euton. All kinds of Fresh Fish, Iobsters, Clans, Oysters &c &c., be found up.n OUT stailLs in their season.
 Also. Foreign and Domestic Fruits, Veget .bles sc, will be procured early tho market possibly llf,r,s.
 All Orders respectfully solicited.
 A. Il. kELLAM, south Store in Btllwin's B.ck, South M;lia st. Waterbury, Conn.,. 5 door, above his ui,t Stand. Bank Street entrance directly under W. D: Cum
 ming Grocery. %N B Professor NJ. C. ScARRIrr still remains with ns. anu lectsres on Wednesday and Saturday Even, g>, as ueud
 WAtcroury, Feb. 17. 1857 43-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Wanted.

HVIFTEEN or twenty cords of Hemlock Bark, A' for which fair price will be paid, upon de liver at the Tannery of the subscriber
 ALEXANDER GORDON. Woodbury, February ,, 1857. 41-3wo
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
MARRIED.

In Plymouth, Feb 4, George H. Wilson to Anna Terry. daughter of Henry Terry, Es4.-all of the ablve place.
 In Woolbury. Jan. 27, 1357 by the Rev. Stephen Rogers. Mr. John Meramble and Mrs. Caroline Riggs, both of Woodbury. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
NE oNTaoMERY GIBBS & FREDERICK

T8 ~tS4 S0~H1111N4 SAo-oS ck ' IIEOENICh 1V1 B. SWIFT, tllte of Newtown. Conn . Attur ntys ,.a l Counseilors at Law Notary Public Com
 missi ners of Deels for all the States e:cept New Jersey .n! Delaware. Dep stions to be used in the sEatcs, promptly taken No. Wall street, New York. 3m-;,o
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
IN SEE \ s N.
THE BIER YS

" AVE removed their Stock C. ods fr, m the old HI St,ni. to d new Warehouse erected this win v, ny x. B Lathrnp, North !e the Bridge, where we ir. se to commence Rev vontion in the trade of Li!cel,l County. Our recent pace"t Merchandising 'ning s, limite l. we obliged to seek more spa. ci.',s qutrte,s equal to tn now occupy, which .re the lightest pe:.Santest and most agreeable for ourselves, an hope our customers, t. do business in in the State
 First Floor,
 Upon which are duplicate Packages. We have also Ccrn Meal, Buckwheat Flour, Rye do, particularly Wheat Flour, which We have in any qu rnities, Wholesale an Retail. Oar spec,l ar r,ngements at the West, from where receive it. enables to offer it at One Dollar per barrel less than if buug in New York, any place East.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
FOR SALE.

1G~ A SAWMILL situated in the south -sstFI.TA east part of Waiertu,sn. half a mile iaaSfs 5S :i A from Oakville. and three and half zssssss.SaFs4 miles from Waterbury. Said Mill contains Circular Saws for shingles and latbs. and room with small saw and matching bur fur making boxes. All carried ly wheel twenty-four feet in diameter of about p horse power, and water suffi cient to run every day in the year. Inquire uf
 42-tf E. S. or J. H. WOODRUFF.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATl NTs.

ss H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents. date Agent H a of tue U. 5. P.tent Office Washing ton an- der the Act of 1851 -7G State St., opposite kilhy St. E .stuu. years, continues to secure Patents in the Unitc.i States also in CEo.t Britain France. and other for cisn counties. Caveats, Sr crcatiuns. Assign nlcnts all ail Papers Drawings for Patents exc cuted l liberal ts,ms and with despatch. Itescar- clcs ln utc into American Foreign works to de- tcrulnc the validity utility of Patents UT Inven- tis and legal other advice rcndcred in all mat tcrs touching the same Copies rf the claims rf any Patent furnished by renlitting One Dollar Assign. lnents recorded at Washington
 This Agency is hot only he largest in New Eng land. but through # inventors have advantages for securing patents, or ascertaining the paten ability oi inventions. unsurpassed by. if not ilaf surlby superior to- any that can be offered them escw here. The testimonials below giye-. prove that none is MORE suCcisslTL AT THE rAl OFFICE than the stll scrier aNl as sCCciss Is TIIL BEST rEn0E OF ADvAN FACES "K ABILITY, he would add that he l,s abun- dant reason tu believe. and can prove, that at other office of the kind the ch trges for profcs.f sunJl services moderate. The innlense practice of the subscriber during twenty years .st has bed him to accumulate vast collection of speciti- cations and official decisions relative to patcIlts-- These besides his extensive lior try of legal an ch.nirl works, and tul accounts of patents granted in tho United States an Europe. It A,ter him able, beyond question, to offer superior facilities fur ob t,tining patents
 All necessity Of journey to Washington to pro- patent an the usual great delay there, are here saved inventors
 TESTIMONIALS.
 During the time occupied the office of Com missioner of Patents. l. H. Eddy, Esq, If Boston. dii business at the Patent Office. Sol. .cinr for procuring plteEts. There few if any, person. acting +. that capacity, who had much business bpforc the Patent Office and there none who conducted it with more skill, fidelity and success l regard Mr Ely of the best informed ana i most skiisful Patent Solicitors in tie United Sies ant, have hesitation in ssuring inventors that they cAnnot employ person more c.mpetent and trrlstwurthy and more capable of putting their ap pIications in a form for them an erly and favorable consideration at tie Patent Office.
 EDMUND BURKE,
 Late Commissioner of Patents"
 From Ms Present Commissioner. "Arcusr IT. 1S55.-During the time have held the office of Commissioner of Patents R H. Edy. Esq, of Boston. h H been extensively engage.i in ths tr.n-acti n uf business with the Office as Sucit.r He is thoroughly acquainted with the law an,l the rules of practice of the Oice 1 reg ard him one of the n St capable ;.r.l successful practitioners with whom have had official inte course.
 CHAS. MASON,
 Commissioner of Patents" Boston Jan. 1, 1857. 38-fy -sszss=5
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
EONrih Ef00r,
 Being devoted exclusively to WOODEN WARE.

daily and auu @ to oHr present rtment of Goods called for b. all '' e'oiJ 'niA.s 'ha' may oe o'nie an am see the BERRYs'' who are always in
 woloottvilIe, Feb. 4. 1857. " . D. A. or@ni'
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Dsstrict ef Licheld ss Irobats Court Fsb l2, 1857 EsIAfE of GEoRGEW PECK, late of Li,cLreid,
Dsia e Lc6ed. s. Probate Court, EdrEary l7, Is 57
 EsrA E of HORACE PAGE. late of Litchfeld

1l in said District, deceased
 OdDERED;-That the Administrator exhibit his A'- mipiStratiun account t0 this canrt for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Litcheld. on the 2ith day of February. 1857, tt ons o'clock. afternoon anl that all p.rsuns intereste in said Estate may be mo- tined thereof the lmnisrator will cause this order tU be published iu newspaper printed in Ltch6eli and pst copy thereof on the sign post in said town of ufchGcd nearest the last residence of said de- cdssed.
 CertiHcd by lw-lss .ClSAS. ADAMS, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
DI.E1D,

Tn Terryvil e. Nov. 25. of consumption Bctsey F. Fenn, wife of inc late Frederick G. Fenn aged 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
LitchiielI, Cann. Feb.

N. B. The Notes ani Accounts of the late firm ot M,soy < Trowbri 5e, may be settled with either ot the late firm until April lst, after which time they will be left for collection. L. 0. MEAFOY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

JOIN blssELL. Heirs and Creditors of PORTER BIssgLL decd.
 Superior Court, l.itc.tied Cnullty
 January Tenn, 1S17. 1 E0 PYTHON to foreclose cert lin mortgagel prem N iS.S situated n the town uf Torrin:,ton in |, l Luun.y, and bounded as follows North an l east on lanI formerly owne:i ly Samuel Bradley south on Ian turnerl. owne.t by the Wnlc''ttvic NJ ,nn- Recurring Company and west on Waterbury river turnpike road with d dwelling house and other buildings thereon.
 ORDERED That the petitioner give notice of the pen lency -f this petition to the heirs and creditors of h,id P,rter Bsse'l, dec ,spndents in said petition by causing certified copy of this order tu be in serted in the Litcn!itll Enquirer. newspaper pub h5ei in Iitchheld in s,.i County for three weeks succes>vely, at least six cks previous tu the mex term "f this Court. to be held at Ltchtied un the second Tuesday "f April, 1e57.
 By the Court, F. D. BEEMAE, Clerk The foregoing is a true copy of the original order of notce Attest F. D. BEEMAN, Clerk
 3-w4l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Ma O.sic Notice.

A SPECIAL tOMMUNlCA1lUN tf St P.u LODuL, N =. II, viii bt held at their Hui riI day Evening. Feb 70, at h .f past six cls,ck. 1 M., tu make .ngcments f'r the burial lot. Brother Oliver W.ic tt.
 D. F. BDSTWICK w. M
 1ST C F LETTERS remaining in the Post Otlit, 1l .t liicnheil Cutin., req. li,u 1s,7. -A.i,ilcws Will m Meli.l> Sol,inun jams satan A. D. Potter fam ,Li A. Funnel S,muci c. f.rpont h. B. B,lr,i Charles M. Nulin ilith H,rbcr O. Rowe Insln,.s Harlow John Eodiigcy Juse x. Cooke Andrew Root l.iioctl Ctnlon Mlch,cl kced Ann.L Carpenter Lucy A. S3ear, J.hn, Col Henry,2 Spencer T. Cooley \ C.. M. Hcoville R nsum Frank Wiii.n Titus S GUd StepiieiJ J. iI il eige B., heirs If Goodman x Ca. H. Tu,Kc J,nLtlldn aolines Rufus Tuttc Aien Hubbard Stephen WNeeier James Mfg Co. Li', ,hlicld, 2 Wov,in Miil.n A. Munger Mary Weeks Iederick Meagner lAomaS Watei man G ..
 Persons calling for the above letters will please say they have been advertised. lw-43 C. H. BALDWIN, r. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

Notice. TE@11E Subscriber has opened a STORE in Tor \ ringron Hollow on the road from Wolcottyille to Goshen, for the sale of
 GROCERIES, .. and will keep good assortment of tho sarne which he will sell fer prompt pay, the tiEe is months) cheap be bought at any store in the Coun ty. My Goods are mostly purchased in New York, lt the lowest prices. and shall spare no effoIts to suit my customers All Goods warranted as repre- sented. My arrangements procuring Flour direct from the West, not surpassed by any one.
 W. II. COZ Torrington, Oct. 1856. 1y27
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

eoAA PAIRS of Rubbers cheap, a.
 tE88 II. ". ADAMS & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Protais C0sn District of CorncaH ss, Fsb 10, lSo7
 |. SrA.E of JOSEPH NUkIH, an assignln

Pro1ass Court, District ef CornuaH ss. Eco. lO 1857. Il Dsu.ur. -'' ~ " '''' '''''e If they cilse at tilv Probate .tll,e in said c., Wall, on tue 2A day ot harch, lSo1, at l D clock afterioon anu be llearl relative the application of sail ..ssS ulS Deutor for the privileges dad uce- htS of .nc lUtn section the Statute Jaw ot thio State. en.ieI ''A Act for the relief uf llsuScii, 1Gutots .tu tor the nure equ suloutiun .t tclr effects among tielr Gle,lturs.
 2w4Ja tkEDE.tlCK EELLsIGG, Judge.
 Distria cf Laetield. Probate Court Fs. 1, 1857 N,lAiE HENRY E. FINN, an usslgnilig 1l aeovor ut Li.tntteii, ld sstt,t uIotlIc..
 ed -ln tnc |! usscc eAui.lU trustee coanG to tlS Court Tor .J hiehS. at the fruul.e Oilre ln Lt.sleid, uay ut reDinary, Io01 aG.wJ ct ck, ,tiernoul .lnd all De- sv,ls terestu Ill s.L Est tt may notIed t.Iereui, tne Trustee Will CAuse tilis to be published i.i nSwstApcr printed ln LtcL.leld. a.,u p,sI copy tnSreoI oA ttle siyn psL ln tLc Village vi Llcnlelu lt-4a CnASLES ALAMs, Judge.
 District ef Litchtield ss Iro6as Court Fsb l2, 1857. NsIAfE of GEOkGEW. PECK late of Ltctneid, - ih s.id District, decedsed.
 Osasred-that the Administrator exhibit his Ad- nnuisatloh accuunI to this Court tor auus, nleut, .. tue rro1te oiiee in Ltcn.led, the 2od day ot SeUuAay, ioed at une clock, afternoon anu that all Pcfsons interested in siid Estate may be nutr,i thereof, tle tministrator will cause this Order In be published Ill a newspaper printed in Lirutield and p1st copy thereof un tue sign p,st in s;,ld town M teield nearest the last resi.,vnce ,f said deceAsad. Certified from Recold lt-43s CHARLES ADAMS. Jndre
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19

kn BARRELS Extra Flour. to day reo.;ved ~AV H, w. ADAMS %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
The Union White Lead Manufilc
 turing Company,

No. 26 BURLIss SLIP, CORNER FRONT SrnEEr,
 NEW YORK. ies ,3>HE attention of Dealers and Consumers is call . ed to the we-known :" UNoN'' brand fsWhte Leaui Orders u dressel above, promptly supplied at the regular market prices
 New York, Sept Sth, iS56. 6ms28
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-02-19
Farm for Sale.
N. w. ADAMS & co.

6sS BILLING OFF, next twenty days, their entire S sto,k.of DRY GOODS The prices will make it ;,n object for any one to buy.
 Litchueld Jan. l, 1857. 37