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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
40 Ae Hon. Superior Court to De holden at Ldclfeld n and for Litei.fad Obunty on he 4M 7hesday e Janu-

zb e Hon. Superior Court to De holden at Litchfeld n and for Laehfad C6unty on the 4M 1aesddy @f Janu- ary. 1858:
 SA>HE petition If the subscribers inhabitants of -A the Town of Ltchfeld in said County, humbly That whereas Nathan B. Gaylord and others pre- ferred their petition to the County Court for LGh 6eld County at its October Term l842. praying for the laying out of certain road as by said petition will more fully appear. And whereas at the Octo- Der term, lS43, ot said Court said ettion was re fsrred 10 the County Commissi in and for said Litchfeid County, and upon their report to said County Court at its December term. lo43, public highway. of which the following is a general de- scripiun was by said Court laid out and established Beginning at heap of stones in the west line of the Ltcield aiA Canton turnpike it is called in said report of the Commissioners. being the turnpike road between Litchicld a,d Torrngtan, at the foot of Marsh hill called, near the place where the toll gate said turnpike now stands; thence run ming in a westerly and southerlv direction until it intersccts the said Turnpike road about threequar ters of mile from the heap of stones begun at, which intersection is about five rods north of the house now occupied by A. J. rierpont. For more particular description of the and distances and bounds by which said road WAS laid out refer encc may be had to the said report of the County Commissioners. Now. therefore. your petitioners Hray that SO much of said highway by said County Court laid out us lies between the southern inter- section of said highway with the Torrington Turn pike called in said report of the Conn issioncrs the Litchield and Canton Turnpike to wit: at the pOt about five rods north of the said house of A. J. Pier pont and Pierpont Bridge called, being the bridge on the road between the house of Edward Pierpont and the above described highway and near the point of their intersection re by this Court discontinued. And your petition. would represent and aver that SO much of the said highway lies between the aforesaid points. is and has been for long time unused for travel and wholly neglected. That none of the travel betw cen Etchteld and Torring- ton passes over said highway. That if the common convenience and necessity of the public called sorthe laying out and maintainanca of said highway, such convenience and necessity have loag since ceased.
 For the above and many other reasons your peti- tioners pray that said highway may be dscontiaued. And as in duty bound your petitioners pray.
 utchGeid, October ssth, 1851. ......
 SAMUEL MARSH,
 HORACE SMITH, JAS. H. SMITH,
 Sk-lt and others
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P.HTE.vT .WEDICEN.ES. Of what is Bliss Dyspeptic
 Remedy Composed!

SOME few days since, received letter from a 0 gentleman in Macon Ga., who after describing to me his ailments, continued as follows II have tried almost everything and, as last resort, was about to use your remedy, when a medical friend, who had used it, told me that it contained Nitrate of Silver, or some Mercuria preparation. when laid
 it aside with horror, for if there is anything am afraid of, it is Mercury in any form," &c.
 Nov, Doctor. confess to you that lick was very What astonishing what perfect liputian perceptive faculties you must possess Doctor. fear your tai ents have not been hitherto duly appreciated. The Information you have communicated to the world will immortalize your name-a name that will be handed down to posteEity as has been the name of old Balaam's companion at the time he came up with the Angel. You have done the cause of hu- nnanity good service, and the world will not be slow to acknowledge it with enthusiastic burst o applause. when they shall be assured of your really possessing such wonderful petceptive faculties. and
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RISIEX,5 Compound Fluid Extract of Buchu.

A s a remedy in
 A NOCTURNAL EMISSIONS, AND ALL IMPROPER AND DEBILrlAIING DISCHARGES, from the Sexual Organs, which have blasted the in- telectual faculties of many thousands, and In ire quent instances consigned them outcasts of socle- ty rendering thein siavering idiots inmates of q iunatc asy lum, is not only reliable but prompt n etfe, ting speedy For diseases under eonside- ration there was no reliable preparation until this remedy was introduced; and during the many yeais it has been before the people, thousands probably have experi.nced its remedial influences. There are probably no diseases which have much taxed the skill and ingenuity of the physician, and none Ger tainly 50 destructive to the health, happiness and everything appertaining, socially, morally, anu physically to the human subj ct, the diseases un- der consideration. and although thousands have been swept from time to eternity from their destructive consequences, and in all probability thousands of others will share the tate yet who are in reach of this preparation need for moment fear any such disastrous results for if it be taken regularly and its use peisevered in, it's remedial effects are CERTAIN. Let all who aiit ted try it it certain ly behooves them, if they value existence, to try sume remedy, and certainly no preparation has a greater notorety of reputation for its in- trinsic worth than has this It is found at all Drug Stores.
 HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN, Wholesale Druggists. 76 Barclay street, N. Y.,
 Sole Agents.
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 this Court this present day to be heard relative tt the appointment of hnmissionefs on said Estate, after full hearing this Court doth apPont JOHN n Esq. of West Winsted, to receive, examine, adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of said Estate and make return to this Court. And also doth de, cree that three months be allowed ana hni.ed salo creditors from the 25th day of December, 1851, to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners; and doth further order that said Commissioners meet to receive claims against said Estate at the Bearsiey House in said Winchester, on thsSf4th day of Feb ruary and the 24th day of March, f86S, at o'clock A. M on each of said days, and that notice of this order be given by publication of the same for one month in the Mountain County Herald and the Ntehiield Enquirer, weekly newspapers published nearest the place where such Estate is so in settle ment and by posting the public sign post in said Winchester and doth further order that copy hereof be sent by mail to every known creditor hs- ing without this Probate District, within one week from this date.
 s6-lm HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

 Should you ask us, why this rampns, Why this wonderful commotion, Why the rush is all at Warmers, Why they tel! such mighty stories, We would answer, we would tell you, Tell you why SO many people Get their Groceries at Warmers, Get their Teas and get their Sugars, Get their Meats and get their Oysters, And other needfuls all delivered? 'Tis because they take the papers, Go tv y.1der little cities, Buy for Cash, and bring the stuff home, Buy just what by all is needed, Sell for Cash and little profits, Sell for mighty little profits, Keep the little wheels in motion, That's the way they get the custom, And the Ladies take a peep in, See no setters to annoy them, Buy just such as suits their fancy, Of Confectionaries, &c. Should you ask us where the place is, Where they do such mighty business; We would answer. we would tell you, In the Building owned by Beckwith, Situate in Litchfield South-strect That is where they do the business; There the buyer saves Some pennies, Saves some of those little pennies Which are termed as Nickle '' Nix,' And he goes his way rejoicing. With the number in his pocket,
 & SOUTH STREET."
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At Court g Probate holdn ct Winchester ,cin and for
 the District e Winchester, the 14th day g December,
 1857. Present. HENRY s. BARBOUR. Judge of the adjoining
 District of Torrington, holding said Court.
 ME Trustees on the Estate of the AMERICAN II HOE COMPANY, Ia partnership firm, Lewis R. Boyd and James Humphrey of said Winchester being the partners assigned for the benefit of their creditors pursuant to An act for the relief of In solvent Debtors and for the equal distribution of their effects among their creditors and the other laws of this State relating to the subject hay Ing given notice to all concerned to appear before
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Probate Court, District of Ne,o Milford, January
 4th 1858.
 IN the Estate of SEYMOUR MOREHoUsE, of the n Town of New Milford in said District an assign ing Inso'vent Debtor.
 The Court doth limit and allow Three Months from the 9th day of January A. D., 1858, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims the Commissioners. and Messrs. Albert N. Baldwin and Truman Richmond, Esqrs. both of said New Milford, are appointed Commissioners to receive, examine and decide pon the claims of the creditors of said Seymour Morehouse presented to them within the time limited and said Commissioners are to mest in the execution of their duties on the 9th day of February, A. D. 1858 and the 9th day of April A. D. 1858, at the Dwelling House of ALBERT $. HILL, in said New Milford at oclock in the afternoon oa each of said days.
 37-4t SAMUEL T. ORTEN Judge
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At Court g Probate holdta at Kent arhin and for te
 District @ Kent, on he 8th day @ JaauaTy. A. D. 1858.
 Present RurUs FuLLEa. Esq, Judge. HESITATE of AGUR c. NORTHROP late of Kent kl in said district deceased.
 The Administrators represent the Estate insolyent and pray the appointment of Commissioners there on: Whereupon 0aDEaED. That Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust the claims of the cred itors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate Of flee in said Kent on the 23d day of January. lS55 at o'clock in the forenoon and that all pers ms interested in said Estate be notified thsretf the Administrators will this order to be published in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and post copy thereof on the public sign post nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt in said Kent
 A true copy of Record,
 sS -.-- RUFUS FuIEER sJnage.
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NClDIL & BRAMAN

In order to meet the requirements of the times and the wants of the people, offer their whole stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries Crocke ry and Glassware at greatly reduced prices for cash on delivery.
 Merrimac Prints, 10 c. Brown Sugar, sc. pr lb. Madder do. 64 Crushed do. 122 c. Furniture do. 10 C. Powdered do. 12a c. Best style Delaines Coffee do II C. C
 II to 20 c. Y. HysonTea, 374 c. prlb. All wool Delanes, s73 c. Pure Ginger, 10 C. pr h.. Plramettas. g to 45 c. M R. Raisins, l23 c. Paper Cambrics 10 c. Nutmegs, 8 c.pr. oz. Heavy unb d Cottons, Ames's Soap, 10 c.
 to SC. BurwiIl's, 10 c. Fine unb'd Cottons Babbitts Saleratus, 8 c.
 3 to 10 c. Pyle's do. Sc.
 KID GTlOVES-Ladies, 75 C., Gents, $1. and other Goods in the same proportion. 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. g. to sell our Goods exclusive ly for cash at the lowest possible price.
 Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for Goods at cash prices.
 Litchtield, Nov. 4 1857.
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\HE Court of Probate for the District of Ply. U mouth hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of CHLOE CHILLY, late of Plymouth in said Dis. trict deceased in which to exhibit their claims fol allowance and settlement. Those neglecting to pre- sent their accounts within said time, properly at tested will be debarred recovery. All persons in deoted to said Estate are requested to make imme diate payment to
 APOLLOS MARKHAM, Administrator
 Plymouth, December 19, 1857. 35.St
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to this Court for adjustment at the Probate Oce ir Latch6eld on the 23d day of January 1858, at 1a o'clock in the forenoon and that all persons inter ested in said Estate may be notified thereof the Ad ministrator will this order to be publishei in newspaper published in said Iitchfeld and post . copy thereof on the public sign post in said Warren nearest the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record,
 ss ste GEORGE-C. WOODRUFF. Judge.
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District ef Neo Mord s., Probate Court, Dsc 5, 1857 UPSTATE OF DAVID BOOTH late of New Mil QZ ford in said District. deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Mil ford hath limited and allowed six months from date hereof for the creditors of said estate represented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Charles B. Phelps and Daniel Marsh Commissioners to receive and examine said claims Certified by SAMUEL D. OKTON, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the New England House in said New Milford on the last Monday of April, 1858 and the 5th day of June, 1858, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon each of said days for the purpose of attending the busi ness of said appointments.
 CHS c. PHELPS. r:::
 DANIEL MARSH, oo""''es'o'e'' D. All persons indebted to said estate, are requested to make immediate payment to
 ss.st eaAHAH Sa4s H. S DocFAI GTAkk Administrators
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Interesting A Announcement.

AmleFcStln$ Announcement. '1 T1FTY-0NE varieties of valuable SEEDS offered FREE to the Subscribers of the aE AMERICAN AGRfCULTURlST for 1s5s. .ni The SsuasteSsA volume of this Journal q opens with such Inducements to all FARMERs .rl GARDENERS, and cuitivators of even the ,mal. lest plots, llaslies of course included). as ihave neysr been offered before by the Pub liisher q this or any other Journal to wit
 The Agrscuifuris Is enlarged to 32 Druble t3uarto Pages an sach number.
 ssx of the best practical Cultivators in all iine country haYnheen secured to write for its lpages during tIl lear, 1888, besides host luf occasionai contributors
 Over 300 beautiful, instructive Engravings Iof Rural Objects, of interest and utility, will z Ibe given in 1858. f&
 The January Number has 75 instructive ar- lticles, and over 90 engrayings and this is . flair sempie. though even less valuable than the succeeding numbers will be.
 ,rt The January number gives list of FIFTY HONE varieties of tIELB., GARDEN and Flow .-,Ikk SEEDs, of choicest kinds and best quality, aEtinostly obtained from the best gardens in lEurope From this list esay subscriber will sDibe entitled tc choose any asree parcels he or Ishe may desire, free. cE The Seeds will alone be worth to many
  From them,
 Esyy number will contain as much FIRST tRArE reading, and more engravinys, than lm,st of the Dollar Books offered to the Pub llic Thousands of subscribers have said, leven of the past less valuable numbers, that lthey would not part with them for $l each. Etiil
 Volume XVII, for 1s5s,) will be furnished Ito subscribers ENTIRE, for Sl; Six copies for sEx.r .kQ crl fJ Do you ask how all this Can be done?
 Ans. The Agricul.uria has larger regular circulation than dozen of the ordinary Agri- and Horticultural journals. A few lcents profit on each subscriber gives large sEt sum t0 Le appropriated to paying the best lwriters- collecting information costly Engra- s--and for Seeds for free dist,ibution.
 Further: The Publisher is determined to sElissue journal that shall not only be aL InoKoR to the Agriculture and Horticulture of bur Country, but one which shall ke so valu- lAble and SO full of instruction in every de- ipartment of Soil Culture, whether on large pr small scale, that no person except those ishut up in brick walls without a foot of spare lland) can afford to be withoutit.
 $50, 900 were spent upon the Agriculturist Hast year, an1 as the present new and renew led subscriptipn list warrants it, the sum will lbe DOUBLED for sSs.
 The Publishers motto is "Get up the | Best Paper FIRST, and make money after wards if he can.'' )Di If you want SUCH a Journal, with the ex- ttra Seeds, &c send in gold or 3 cent P. 0. eElstamps, Or bills of Banks in good credit at lhome) and you will receive the January num- .DIber Ut once. from which you can select the seeds. The future numbers will be mailed .Elon or before the first day of each month. Address as above. l ORANGE JUDD, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14
Terms Cash,
.E,fice.

A IL persons indebted to SPENCER ADAMS, and IA HENRY w. ADAMS & Co.,, are requested to make immediate payment to me, in cash or pro- ducc. HENRY w ADAMS
 Ltchfeld, Nov. 9, 1857. tf32
 THE accounts due to me. must be settled on or before Jan 1st, 1S5S HENRY w. ADAMS.
 Litchfeld, Nov. 25th, 1857.
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tAf CUuTt f Fr000k hotden df ictefdn aud for Lt
 District ef Lie!fsld on ase 2ndday 9 Je,auary, A. D 1 1858.
 l Present, GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge. ] The Administrator on the estate of Herman Peet late of Warren in said District deceased represented the estate of said Peet to be insolvent Whereupor it is ordered that Commissioners to receise and de eide upon the claims of the creditors of said Estate be appointed at the Probate office in Itchfeld, or the 18th day of January. 1858. at o'clock in the all persons interested therein to appear If they cause before said Court at said time and place, to heard in relation to said appointment, by posting copy of this order the pubic sign post ncalest tc the place where said deceased last dwelt and in said town of Warren, and by publishing the same in 6 1 newspaper published in said Litchfeld. l Certified from Record.
 37-3te GEO. c. WooDRUTF Judge. At a Probate Court holden at Torrinston ,cithM and for he District of Torrinston on the 4.h day ofJanuary. A. D. 1858.
 Present JOHN BoYD, Esq, Judge of the Court o Probate for the adjoining District of Winchester. HENRY B. RICHARDS of said Torrington Trus HI tee on the Estate ofCHARLES H. PIERPONI of said Torrington in insolvency for the benefit o his creditors, agreeable to the Statute law of this State entitled An Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debtors and for the equal distribution of their effects among their creditors, and the other Statute
 
 ing given notice to all concerned to appear before this Court this present day at l o'clock, afternoon to be heard relative to the appointment of Commis. soners said Estate After hearing the parties in serested tberein. this Court doth appoint RUSSELL |C ABE3>fATHY and SAMUEL J. STOCKING EsquiresS Wolcottville in said Torringt'n to re- ceive, Sxalnine, aijust and allow tho claims oi the creditors of said estate and make return tc this Court; and also doth decree that three moat be allowed and limited said creditors fror tn. l5 day of January, 1858, to exhibit their cl .in:a to said Commissioners and doth further order that said Commissioners meet to receive claims against said estate at the Post Office in said Wolcottyille on the 18th day of February, 1858 and the 18th day o April, 1858. at o'clock, forenoon, each of said days and that notice of this order be given by puh lication of the same for month in she Msza:ain County Herald and the Litchtield Enquirea. weekly newspapers published nearest to the place where such estate is so in settlement and by posting this order the public sign-post in said Torrington near est where said Pierpont dwells. And doth further order that copy hereof be sent by mail to every known creditor living without this Probate District within one week from this date.
 Certified from Record JOHN BOYD, Judge of Probate for adjoining District of Winchester
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Goods going with
 a rush !!
 FoF CA9H, j.

At the Bee Hive, South street. Nr Erf' EoR the next thirty days, the subscriber will A sell for cash his stock, comprising about 55 pieces, yards American Calico Prints at cost 3S pieces. 800 yards Muslin DeIaines, at cost, many
 of them new patterns and best styles 6pieces, 250 yds, 5-4 ass d colors Parmettas: epieces. 250 yds. s-4 !" Mohar Debages 10 pieces. 40O yds. 4-4 colored Ginghams. ing aAd other goods in proportion. too numerous to mention but must bs sold; amnng which arc an im- sstast s7pck of. Ladies' Dress and Cloak Trimmings Ribbons, velvets, Tassels and Buttons in any quan tty and every style, and replenshed weekly by new .akrivals
 Also ladies Shoes, Hosiery, Gloves, &c., &c., ant 0ent's Ready-made Clothing of all descriptions.
 s. N BRONSON. . ntch6eid, December, 1857.
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.VrOSices

YuyHE SUBSCRIBER having rented the East part 1 of MT. Wni. Rogers Blacksmith Shop, in Spen- ger street, few steps from his Carriage Shop fin West Street. for the purpose of doing BLACK SMITH WORK, SHOEING HORSES AND OXEN,
 viii strictly attend to all Jobs. Articles usually found In Country Shop will constantly be kept on hand. such as Hinges, Chains Harrow Teeth, &c.. 'ts Old customers and new ones, are requested to rive me call. J. E. FULLER
 iitchheld, Oct 21th. 1857.
 ID EADY MADE CLOTHING % per cent, les. AN than usual prices, st ADAMS'S.
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kJ The Liver lnvigorator,
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD,

IFS A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS. 4 COVEkY, and is daily working cures, almost too great to believe. It if by magic, cue, the tirs dag gips,y beneh and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of Liter Com plaint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to conimon headache, all of which the results of
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-01-14

H O LBS. Light Brown Sugar for S1, at
 II S WARNER BROTHERS.
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MARINERS will find almost everything in the IT line of Heavy Winter Goods, now at
 A. c. SAITH Co.'S
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Nnstee

q IA persons having unsettled accounts with sk1 MeNeA 6 braman are earnestly requested te SaII and settle. MCNEIL < BRAMAN.
 Ltchhsla, January {, 1857.
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Hats, Caps, Furs, Sc.

ME times, they say are growing hard II Expansion and contraction.
 But little fear, and less regard
 Will meet from HlRAM JACKSON. His Hat Emporium ample shelves,
 Of Hats and Caps have stacks On; And so, to buy and please yourselves,
 Just call on HIRAM JACKSON.
 His choicest Furs for winter wear,
 Have wonderful attractions;
 Before you purchase them elsewhere,
 Step in at HIRAM JACKsoN's
 You I'll find the times will better grow;
 There Il be brisk reaction You can t do better than bcstow
 Your trade on HRAN JACKSON Fur coats he has whose ample folds
 You all should have your backs on, So quickly seek the shop that holds
 The goods and HInAM JACKSON You Il find him in the same ' Old Brick II give You the direction
 West of the Court House doors. quick,
 You Il find said HIRAM JACKSON. Oct. 26 1857. E ADIES' SHOES AND GATHERS A full assort- AZ ment of all sizes will be sold at cost prices to clear ou' the stock, at MCNEIL $ BRAMAN'S
 Terms Cash. "E ENRY w. ADAMS will sell Dry Goods, Ready H N Made Clothing, Hardware. Boots and Shoes, Crockery, Groceries, Provisions, Flour Meal, Feed, &c.. &c for cash produce only after January lst, 1858
 Litchfeld, Dec. 9.