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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
A Safe Inyestsaaenf,

THE subscriber has for sale al a tsne PA
L NO FORTE rosewood case. front round cor
ners, with the new scale, work. Desk and 4
new style Of legs This Instrument lected with
special reference to its Tone touch standing in tune
and durability and is warranted. It will bc exchans
ged If found defective Amy one desiring to pur-
chase superior instrument at a moderate COST is
urged to consider this opportunity, with the assur-
ance that it will be sold at bargain.
Also, second hand Instrument for sale or to rent.
Piano FeRTEs tuned and repaired and Music for sale
at New York prices. ]. BIDWELL PECK.
= Litchflefd Anrif "a 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

TnEAnnual Meeting of the members of the First
Ecclesiastical Society will be held at the Lecture
Roondeof said Society on Monday, 10th May, 1858,
at one o'clock P. ID
By order of Societys Committee
Litchfeld, April q, 1858.
VNyHE ELECTORS OF THE TOWN OF LITcH-
II FIELD hereby notified that there will be
special meeting of the electors of said town at the
Town Room in said town on MONDAY, the Sd day
of May, 1858, at clock P. NJ, then and there to
take such measures may be deemed expedient
with reference to the petition to the General Assem-
bly, of certain inhabitants of South Farms Society
to be Incorporated new town. and to authorize
the selectmen of said town, OR an agent to be ap-
pointed by said meeting for that purpose to defend
against said petition and draw upon the treasury of
the town for all nece ssary expenses thereof Also
to instruct our Representatives to the General AS
sembly what action to take in the premises. Said
sclectmen or agent aforesaid to employ counsel,
or summon witnesses. and to d" anything that may
he proper for thorough presentation of the ohjec-
tons to the granting of the prayer of said petition
Lltchfeld, April rs, 1858.
DANIEL STODDARD,
..... .. JACOB MORSE, JR.,
ANSON C. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

1t C5nrt Of Probate holden at Ptypsouh within and
for tie District Of Plymouth, the 18Th day Of Aprl
A u: 1858.
'P.ese.t, AHNt GIpD1yGs. Esq, Judge.
~ SHIS Court doth direct the Trustee ON the rs
q tate at SYN ESTER MATTHEW'S, an insol-
vent debtor Of said district Of Plymouth. to give
notice II all persons interested in the estate Of said
debtor 10 appear. iii they cause, before the
Court of Probate to be holden at the Probate Office
in said district. the Nth day Of April, 1858, at
O'Clock afternoon to be heard relative to the ap
pointment Of Commissioners said estate, by post
ins, said order OF notice public sign post in
said town of Plymouth nearest the place where the
debtor dwells, and by advertising the same in a
newspaper published i'll litchfeIl.
51-3t AMMI GiDDlNGS, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
District of tchhe1d Probate Court, April is, 1858.

District of Ltchfeld, Probate Court April 49, 1855
EH TATE Of SIDNEY II. GsAsxIss. late of Evans
II vile in Wisconsin deceased leaving real estate
in said District. Pursuant to an order froa the
Court of Probate for said District the subscriber viii
sail at Public auction on Saturday, the 9th day Of
May 1885, (unless previously disposed Of at private
sae so much Of the real estate Of said deceased
will raise the sum of six hundred eighty dollars and
seventy cents. with incident charges of saes
Sale 70 take place on the premises, West street.
Litchf.ld FREDERICK D. KEENAN,
Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

- ,RoAsriko MAN ALIvE.-Yesterday morning
William de Cola. an Italian residing at No. 8
Centre Market place, was violently assaulted and
beaten by two lrishmen named Michael Foley
and Patrick McNulty. The men having satisfied
themselves with beating their victim. seized and
held him several minutes on the top Of hot stove
burning him so severely that he is not expected
recover, The iahuman wretches were appfehead.
cd and taken before Justice Brennan, who commits
ted them for examination. The victim Of their
cruelty was taken to to the Hospital.
A MAsTEa 10 b HAxGED FoR TIE MtRpER OF
ms SLAvE The Sauannah Ne,ys states that
Green Jordan, who has been tried on charge Of
whipping negro to death, has been convicted
Of murder. and sentenced to be hung on the 7th Of
May.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

! A correspondent OF the N. Y. Evening Post says
'sFfom what is said by those who represent Kansas
now in this city, it is manifest that the people Of
that Territory will spurn the bribe Gov. Stanton
Informs that he thinks there will be lbs 600 peo
pie In that Territory at the close Of the spring cm
grafton; 50 they won't have long to wait the Eng
fish bill passes, and they spurn the land ordinance
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

VIII give a Free Exhibition Immediately preceding
the opening of the doors to the afternoon perform
ances by the extraordinary feat of ascending wire
outside of the tent to the top of the centre POLE
FORTY-FIVE FEET FROM THE GROUND!
A very superior BAND of Brass and stringed In
strumenss will accompany this Exhibition.
THE -CALVACADE
will enter the town at Ii o. clock, in GRAxD Pro
cEssloN OF ELkrHANrs IN HARNESS. drawing the
Band Carriage, and followed by the entire Troupe Of
Performers, Menegerie, &C.
T. F. TAYLOR, Agent:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

fE. mistake accidentally crept into our report
of the Warren abduction case. The young lady in
seal skin to the elbows, it seems, was the Doctors
daughter, instead of the young woman over whom
1t was claim ed he had exerted an improper influence
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
rENltE COURT OF PROBArE far !,

FE>itE COURT OF PROBATE for the
a Distri, ri Pymoulh hath limited aud allowed
six mouths Ffnn ' tie herenf FIR the crcd,,s to the
Estate OF ABIGAIL CHURCHILL, late OF Plymouth
VI said district, deceased, in which exhibit the r
IN peten' their within said tire, Eropt rly
es,ed. III be debarred recot ~. All re rsons
iebed ID SAID estate reqnes ed to make immediate
pa mem 10 LtSAS 'TOLLES, AdmIIsrra
Plymouth, April II, 1858. 523i
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

To PROBATE Court, District Of Nso Milford:
And upon said application tins Court upon consde'a.
ton thereof dues her. by consent 10 tie employment by
said Johu s. Turritl, Trustee OF said Lacius Lun,, the
as.gnor tor the sale and disposal OF said assigned
,are, teXcep,Ing ruseh I'D furniture used by said Lum
housekeepIns aud to proceed therein in all respects
as by the such m,de and provided
giire, and The orttr Of This Court in the premises.
So 81 SAMUEL u. ORION, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
s3s.l =. - -
MA7RIED.

u6-k.zk@A~a.D1 ~
in Cornwall, Mr.. Samuel ]. Adams to Miss L. A.
Dibble.
In Kent, Mr.. Peter NJ Smith to Miss Emily N.
Brown.
In Sharon, Rev. Aaron Hunt, of the Methodist
Epi scopaI church, aged SO.
At Cornwall Bridge, Birdseye Baldwin, Esq. aged
72-for more than fifty years member Of the Itch-
field County Bar.
In South Cornwall. 4th inst George Dean, aged Is.
In North Canaan Sd inst, Norman Brinton, aged 80.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

TNHHE CHEAPEST ASSORTMENT OF GOODS
u in the town, for cash and exchange only
ALyoRD s. BROTHER: =.
Wocottville April o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

common NeduaCLc, Ill. oI VIII
Diseased Liver.
Tho Liver is one of Ell
Of the human body. and Aa "
functions we'll the pow-E {
fully developed. The -, 81
ly dependent ON thes h
Liver for the proper per-v f,
when the stomach is atEz +;
fault, and the whole sys-~ t
quence Of one organ = 81 t
ed to do its duty. For IT
gan, one of the proprie- tAS T.
study, in a practice o.fxA h
to- find some remedy - y
the many derangements~ t
To prove that thisxwr
any person troubled witt 81
any of its forms, has but ~ t
viction is certain. A - c
formed by dissolvinets. &
that part which is solu |
Of the medicine. Thescty G
or bad matter from til, - S
their place a healthy 1ownzzz o
stomach, causing food 10 d
blood, giving tone AMI h
clIinery, removing thcRG c
efecting a radical chr, NEE "
greeallc after effects, icl' ~ "a b
Mineral Poison that i. -. II
One dose after eating il
the stomach aud prevent % d
souring. Only one dost IA
prevents nightmare. -
Only one dose taken, IA
bowels gently, and cures c'
One dose taken after e;
pcpsia. IN
EN' One dose Of tive w tt
relieve sick hadache. ss
One bottle taken fm fe
moves the cause OF tht ii
perfect cure. 90
Only one dose imme- A d
while "a
One dose often repeat e
Cholera Morbus,ard a p
One dose taken often, N; W
renee of bilious at - Il
all painful feelings ~
g. Only one hottie isl n
the system the effects ofsss II
sick ness.
One bottle taken forT)J
yellowiicss or unnatural "a CT
One dose taken n short ii
yigor to the appetite and IN
One dose often repeated c
hcea in its worst forms, while
complaints yield almost to tn
One or two doses cures alta
while for worms in children t
or speedier remedy in the wol
There is no exasgeration in t
ire plain sober facts that. we
nrove. while all who use i, ar
nous testimony in its favor.
We take infiuite pleasure j
medicine as a preventive 70
Chill Fever, and all Fever
It operates with certainty. an
ing to testify to its wonderful
Among the hundreds of I
offered to the public, there ar
recommend as DIR. Sanford's
orally known now throngho
preparation is truly a LiJer
the most happy results On al
innnmerahle certificates ha'
great virtue Of this medicine I
standing in society. and we !
nreparation now before the p
Deaiocrdt.
PRICE ONE poLfls
SANFORD & CO., Proprietor
| Sold by all druggists.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29


sthe principal regulators
? when it performs its
) erS of tho system are
! stomach is almost entire
! healthy action of tho
formanee Of its functions
3 fault, the bowels ore at
tenn suffers in eonse-
the Liver--having ceaS-
the Diseases Of that or
3 tors has male it bis
\ more than twvnty yeais.
h WhercNitll tp c.untrract
y to which it is liable.
> remedy is at last found.
: Liver Complaint in
Z to try "A bottle. and con-
4 compound has been
gums and extracting
bic for the active virtues
p gums remove all morbid
= system, supplying In
n OF bile, invigorating the
digest wcll,pui.yiug the
health to the whole ina
5 causes If the disease and
g without any of the disa-
. by using Caloinel Or
J usually resorted to.
is sufficient to relieve
, the food from rising aid
taken before retiring
sat night loosens The
: costivenoss.
each meal will cure Dys-
{ teaspoonfuls will always
] female obstruction re-
: disease, and makes o
] diately removes Cholic,
: ed is q sure cure for
preventive of Cliolere.
!: will prevent the reenr.
: taoks, while it relieves
4 needed tn throw out Of
Z medicine after q loug
} Jaui1dice removes all
color from the skin.
time before eating gtye8
makes food digest well.
| cures Chronic Diarr-
lille summer and bowel
the first dose. --..-
Lttacks caused by worms,
n there is no surer, safer
world, rs it nerer fails.
N these statements |; ther
we can give eyideree "
are giving their unaui-
+.
Q in recommending this
for Fever and Ague;
'ers Of a Bilious T5pe.
and thousands are will
rul virtues.
{ Liver Remedies now
are none we can SO fully
DIS Inyigorator, so gen
,hout he Union. This
er Lapiaorqtor, producing
] all whoense it. Almost
have bean given Of the
ie ty those III the highest
e know it t. be the best
} public --Hadsosi C6,siits
IN rER BorriE
tors, S45 Bfoadsag, ny.
[ 2i-sm
I. :. 49,. =, = -
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
Notice

rs hereby given that application will be made to the
Gererat Assembly # his Stale at the ensuing May
session for the release of IRA JENNINGS, convict
52-2;*
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

II Court Ct FTobate holden at Neto Milford tDsMin
and for The district Of NeW Milford, Ap,, 49, 1855
Present SAMUEL d. ORION, Judge.
IN the Estate Of LUClUS LUM OF said New Mil.
4 ford, signing insuivent Debtor.
JOHN 5. IUERILL. Esq ut SAID New Milford, filed
and made tIs Court the following written appil
ton, wit:
|, JonN S. TURRILL, Trustee of the Estate of Lu.
cns Lu,n assigned Tor the beneilt OF creditors and IN
settlement Probate Cuuri orhe District OF New
M.iford having caused 10 be made and returned to
sad Court and perfect inventory and apprase-
ment vi SAID Estate employ the ussignnr, Luclus
LUM, agent for the sale ami disposal! of said Estae
ami ask the cunsent oi said Court thereto.
Dated at New Milford. April l9, 1855.
John $, TUKRII.I. TRUSTEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

iNE GLASSES AT % CENTS.-We are selling
IfA fair article of Molasses at the above price.
word to the wise. &c. ALVORD BROTHER.
Wolcotteille April &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

nm motion of the Executors on the estate Of
" ALANSON ALLEN. late Of Wa hng,on wit
IN said District, deceased: This c. uri doth decree
that mon his trum his date be allow ed aud limited
Tor The creditors 81" said exh'bir their aims
tgn inst the 10 said Executors; aud directs that
public be OF, Of this n,de. by advertising in
newspaper published in Lifchtied, and BY passing
copy thereof on the pubic sg-post in said town OF
Washington, nearest the place here the deceased
'ast dwell. Certified from Rrcnrd,
52.3t lTHfEL UiCkOX Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

NEVER Too LArE.-fiundrfds just within The grasp
4 CONSUMPTION are saved every by fhe faithful
use OF DR.. WIstars Baam Of Wild Gerry. lis success
IN alaving and curing severe prolraced coughs is
prpcrGenPd
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

p UBBER SHOES at sly cents.-Two cases Of
10 Rubber Shoes at s74 cents pair. Thov are
perfect, and such as generally bring about. twice
that price. ALVORD s. BROTHER.
Woleottville, April &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
LitchffeId CO. Medical Society.

THE ANNUAL MEETING Of the Litehfield Co
Medical Society will be held the Mansion House In
Litcbfeld, on THURSDAY, APRIL 18th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

Improved Kerosene Oil Lamps,
ZONES Patent, Boston and DEf1Es Patent.
Cd New York 3CttnhiGing beauty, briiliau
md economy, being eqaal to six Candles at the e.
.trerne low price of one half cent per hour.
Lamps and Oil at the Drug Store South street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

captain, recently from sea- reports having spoken
i've vessels each Of which had daily prayer meetings
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

ID UBRER SHOES at s74 ccnts.-Two cases of
HI Rubber Shoes at 379 cents pair. They are
perfect and such generally bring about twice that
price. ALVORD & BROTHER.
Wolcottville April 26:
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

MI GLASSES At 2s CENTs.-we are selling a
IsM fair article Of Molasses At the above price.
A word 10 tie wise. &c. ALVoRD q BROTHER.
Wolcottville. April IS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

WDRo BATE BEANKs
for sale at this ofios.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
Present, IrntgL HIcEox, ESQ. judge.

At Coart"f Probate holden Washington mifain and
for ne District q liashins ton, the I7ih duy "
Apra A d. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29
IS Tho Liver
1nvigOrafoi',
PREPARED By DR.. SANFORD,

IS A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL Dis
Il COEERY, and is daily working cures, almost
great to believe. 1t cures if by magic, epsn
the first dry gieng b~nef and seldom than one
bottle is required to cure any kind of Lirer COM
plant, from the wolst Jaundlce or Dyspepsia to !.
common headache, al of which are the results Of
Diseased Liver.
Tn, Liver is one of sthe principal regulators
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

.RlED PEACHES and APPLES-at
~ A. C. SMITH cos
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

Nc Acknowledged Corn s'arch-Tr;sh Moss
lYR -Farna-nt A. c. Smith l. CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

ALVORD s BROTHER
Wolcottville. April 10, 1853 ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

VANTE CURRANTS-at
~ A C. SMITH & CO s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-04-29

a 7 a Court IF Probate hoi;len at New Milford,
IA within aud for the District of New Milford,
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GET Or OF THE WAY.

We see it stated in our exchanges that Capt
D,H1oREN of the p ymou:h has volunteered his serV-
ces to 20 to the Gulf and protect our merchant
vessels from British aggression. 1t is understood
that his services have been accepted and that he
will sail. in a few days, for Havana. The Plymouth
is finely Equipped for active service, having on
board the largest piece OF marine ordinance in the
world. This gun was invented by Capt DAHIGREN
himself and is considered master piece of science
and skill. Il carries an enormous shell which will
contain about one cubic foot Of explosive material
The gun is h.ldled with great and deXterIty by
the admirably trained seamen under Capt. DAHL
eREx's command. Directed with terrible precision
IL will throw bomb with absolute accuracy to the
distance Of twenty four hundred yards, and the fuse
beng so regulated that the shell will explode at the
instant it reaches the mark its effects would be ez.
ceedinplv formidable to adversary, in an engage
ment No hostile could float ten minutes within
range Of The Plymouth's fire. Should she cross the
path Of those pesIilent British cruisers she would
blow them out Of the water. We would advise them
to keep ont Of her DGy. Capt. DAHLGBEN is one Of
the most skinful and accomplished commanders in
the navy and has very gallant corps of officers IN
der his command.
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AN ACT for the relief of Isaac Drew and other set
tiers upon the public lands in the State Of Wis
cousin.
BE 1t enacted By the Senate and House Of Rspressn-
tatDes Of the United States of America in Congress as
ssmbted, That Isaac Drew andsuch other persons as
may have settled in good faith in the State of Wis
consin, since the first day of July eighteen hundred
and fifty, upon any portion Of the lands that were
enormously selected by said State as a part of the
five hundred thousand acre grant, which selections
were not confirmed, and who we're at that date, or
since that time have become, actual settler and
housekeeper and made improvements on any tract
embraced among said erroneous selections are here.
by entitled to the same right Of pre- emption, and
upon the same terms and conditions as are prescri
bed by an act entitled, An act to appropriate the
proceeds Of the sales Of the public lands and grant
pre- empGon rights" approved September fourteenth
eighteen hundred and foVty-One: Provided, That
such lands shall be paid for by such settlers ct the
minimum price.
Sec. ?. And be n further enacted, That where per-
sons have enormously entered any Of the lands
named in the first section Of this act, and shall sat
isfsctorily show to the register and receiver that
prior to- or within three months after, the passage
Of this act they have made an actual settlement on
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-02
rrnRRIRLE RRUTALlTY.

Dr.. RUTLAND of Stewart county was convicted Of
manslaughter at the late session Of the Criminal
Court in GAINESVILLE, aud was sentenced to the
Penitentiary for two years The circumstances of
the case as Developed the trial are horrible in
the extreme. While his wife was in the perils Of
childbirth he refused to allow her any medical at
tention, and would not even suffer her friends and
neighbors to nurse or visit her He went to the
rop shop and left her to languish through her labor
helpless and unassisted, not even providing her with
food At the end of several days of such neglect
Mrs. RUTLAND died As soon as the facts we're
generally known in Dover, the indignation Of the
whole community was aroused against the inhuman
wretch whose wanton cruelty had OcoasiOned her
death, and be was Immediately arrested and bound
over under charge Of murder, to appear at the
next term Of the Criminal Court at Dover. He
afterwards applied for and obtained a change Of
venue to GAINESVILLE at which place he was tried and
convicted
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-02

SERMONs.-The Union and American has determined
in the future to present its readers with sermon
from some appropriate text every Sabbath morning
reason why the secular press msy not at any time
present 10 its readers the evangelical doctrines of
the Bible For our part We think that this is one
thing in which the press of the country has been
remiss. We sure that the public will always
appreciate anything Of the kind, that these ser.
mons do not tend to sectsrianism. We wish we were
competent to present to our readers weekly expOs
ton Of doctrine of the Bible, or an essay upon
the many duties required by the word of God for
men to perform. 1t may do great good, and we are
sure no harm could result from such policy The
Union and American has taken a wise course, which
we hope to see the press sdOPt-ShsbyOILs COHsti-
tufioaGlist.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-02
From the Marshall Democrat. }
From Washfngton.

The indications are that there will be no Bankrupt
Law passed this session. The Judiciary Committee
of the Senate has reported against the measure al
though the Chairman of that Committee, MR.
TOOmbs) is strongly in favor Of it. Failing to get a
bankrupt bill reported by his committee, he has in
trOduced on his own responsibility, and will ad-
vOoate its passage with energy and determination
His scheme is very elaborate one, and embraces
all classes Of debtors-corpOratiOn and individuals
including voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy
The Judiciary Committee of the House will also
port against a bankrupt law though it is probable
that some member-perhaps Mr.. Ward of New York
will introduce bill in that body on his individu-
al responsibility. But from present indications
there is likelihood of such bill passing either
House.