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The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1873-10-19
DALLAS LODGE No. A, !. 90. T., |

DaliaS, IcXaS, Oct otn, 1873.
1t having been reported to Dalla~
Lodge, and fully authenticated that,
on the I'd Of September last, oN'
brother, Fred. Whittou, u stranger IA
Dallas, being at that time i'll Of the
yellow fever at the Dallas hotel, pre-
sided over by Mrs. f. Il. Scripture,
there was much alarm among the
boarders and the travelling public, to
the serious detriment Of the house;
and that the proprietors of the hotel
stoutly refused to dislodge our brother
or to permit him to be removed at
great risk of his life, thus contributing
greatly to his fortunate recovery, it is
unanimously resolved us follows:
First, That by her said acts of chris
tian charity in att nti0n to our sick
brother, dsregarding pecuniary con-
sderatiOns in devotion to duty, Mrs.
Scripture challenges our admiration,
and has won our fraternal gratitude.
Second, That these proceedings be
published In the Dallas newspapers,
and in the Texas Odd Fellow and
Odd Fellows Companion.
by order of the Lodge.
B. p. JET, N. G.
M. THEvENET, Secretary.
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early next morning In II small pool Of
water In the bed Of strenm, that was
almost dry, the body OF the poor wo-
man was found. There being no marks
Of violence upon her person, 1t was de
cldcd that In attempting to cross nj
that spot In the dark, she fell IN and
was drowned,
On the bank of the stream and about
ten yards from where the first dis
coyery was made, the bones Of the IN
fant we're found, dcnudsd Of every par
ticle Of flesh and the imprint ofwolveS
feet told how awful and how piieous
had been the helpless little beings
death.
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Mr.. +. NJ. Melville, general passcn-
ger agent of the Missouri, Kansas and
Texas railroad, in this city, Informs IL
that passengers can now procure
through tickets at the Houston and
Texas Central depot for all points
North, East aud West, via the Missonii
Kansas and Texas road 10 Hannibal
and Chicago, making only one change
of ears necessary between Dallas and
Chicago.
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M action pending against NJ. Theirs,
That cutlcnan Is proprietor of II con-
siderable ext, nj 0fground, formerly IN
the suburbs, Lut since the cXtension Of
the fonlica'iOns now included in the
capital. ~ land has for long time
bccn ly'rg idle but the municipality
bn> .n' y made road through il, ami
paved II @ way. by law the owner III
unund to pay the cost Of such works in
u.ul orion to the extent Of his land.
D. mi ~ disputes his liability, ba.iuG
.. ual, elton to n clause in the act
WhIrh Cnders the proprietor not Liable,
when /, Z city has II Surplus revenue
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AN oillcious boy in Boston, during
the absence Of his employer 1T Il
watering place, hung II Aidcous elllgl
from the gas-burner in front of the
Office Goor, its face hidden with Il black
cap, lis TN oat gashed and crlmsoned,
It's belt an arm,ry OF dirks, bludgeonS
and revolvcrs, Ila / ands hourishing a
sword and n big jua Of poison, and
then, his ghastIy work accomplished,
advertised for servant girls t"npl " at
the dimly lighted room, upon lhe roor
of which they read: "Waik IN, back in
five minutes
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rne OalclaI Paper Of the City
sol, WORK.

We have the facilities and the work
mrs Ia do as good work, ana ~ IN
low rates, M eAn be done anywhere
swd W. sn~an 3" do II. Hiring Sou'
Vine Jsb work toTHE DAILY HEX"
ALD OrFIC., Corner Eim and h""s'
Isn streets.
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,EEru chattering last night.

Soon be time to blow your fingers.
SEE ''store room for rent" in another
column.
one house in this city bought sixty
bales of cotton, yesterday, at ii Csc.
WHEAT, the noted Elm street retail
dry goods prince, has one Of his "irre-
sistibcs' in again to-day.
OUR elev ..ted friend Langley APP
peared before n cloud ofwtncsses, yes
terday, In a "tilen Of the latest dis
tress.,
TIE rich and elegant design of the
front of the new bank building Of
Messrs. Adams Il Leonard is boast-
iul topic for our city.
THEL 0. o. F.'s say something gal
liant in to-days paper about that supe'
rior lady, the hostess of the Dallas
hotel, viz: Mrs. f. +. Scripture.
POSTMASTER JONES offers the old
p0stonlce building for rent. AS Bob
Crusoe once said to his Friday: "Friday,
my blossom, here's chance to 'kotclr
n fish,
MAYOR LONG and ourself put on our
overcoats yesterday, and buttoning
them up to our chins, joined with the
residue of the community In pro-
n0nncing it--coOl.
A STRANGER died at the depot yes
terday ofheart disease just before the
train arrived from below, and was
taken Moth, attended by "a small col
ored Toy who was travelling with him
AZ hi, servant
TIE sidewalks on the blocks adjoin-
ing the burnt square are broken in
many places and should he repaired
We heard lady, yesterday, who got
her foot caught between the planks,
exclaim, "If this was my husbands
pavement, I'd break his back"
A DELINQUENT boarter was inform
ed by the mistress Of the establish
ment yesterday, that he would have
to square his account by nightfall or
she would contiscate his "duds" and
dress her sons up in then and send
them down town amoLg his friends
DURING these times newly married
couples who desire to commence life
IN an economical manner, might begin
by combining their bridal trips to a ride
on the street car. Its short, but the
scenery along the route is quite varie-
gated.
THE Commerce street bridge is n
substantial piece of work. We know it
from the fact that it held up an old
woman of our acquaintance, yesterday,
when she was mad, and she's female
who makes splinters and dust out of
everything under her when she does
get mad.
Two dogs fell in an old well in the
burnt district yesterday, and upon
being discovered by some boys were
hauled out by means of rope. 1t is
said one of them put his head in the
moose Us though he knew exactly what
II was for. We are acquainted with
few two-legged dogs, who, If they
would put their necks IN u hempen
loop would accommodate us very
much. Ill
MAJOR R. 81 RtssER, who has just
returned from Minnesota. showed US
yesterday an Irish potato Of man,
moth proportions, raised on the Red
River of the North, which IL perfect
beauty. The Major says there was o
very general feeling among the people
Of that region to come to Texas, and
another season will see large number
Of them coming among us.
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Prntt'a .Aatrnl OIL.

Absolute, su li... rpilcsS, AL
ways uuiiu,n, t.t ..,ut-.. b" 6iI crior
10 gus SUNS %. iut lir'.. nodi danger
of oNpiOdlng u. ttNiul ne. Manufacturing
expressly 10 lahr The place OF volatile and
dan.;crou, ou-, IT, safety under Every posi-
bic tes' di,t asa DtIning qualities are
proceed by IT'S crntino," use IN over 100000
families.
Millions ul ,Iuls .iy 3D. II sold and no
accident, ,irVrtA ui .fII.. l'..N. ,, tr OC-
CURED liu,a Duii.. ,~tu,tr. %. uHn. 80. ,,.
The i'm uruNr AuaIIS iuas tunl, ana prop rlN,
resulting hOu the uscui c,"dp aud danger
our oliS III the United states, Is appalling.
Tile insurance companies ana me counts
sloucH throughout lhccuuntly recommend
the Astral ms the best safeguard whore lamps
aroused. Send tor circular.
For sale ~ retail by the trade generally,
and nj wholesale by the prOprictols,
ClIAS PRATT ~ co.,
I'D i&Bnw los Fulton street, New York.
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HurCHINs.


Twelve lots lonc block, ON the principal
buslness street OF the town OF ilnicblns' on
the Central itailroad, In Dallas county, of
sale at low prices. Apply to
JOHN W.SWINDELLS,
Jyl5dtf Her"'u o''oc'
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SIR, ifyou have not examined that large
assortment of shirts, handkerchiefs, hose and
mems underwear, You should do so at once
ut WIIEAT'S.
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The large room back OF Drs. Jones & Thrus-
toms office, ON Elm street, lately occupied
by the Dallas News. +. W. BAYLOR,
News ONCE, Main street, opposite Anpers'
Foundry. 206dtf
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C. II. Deauchainp, on Main street, opposite,
the foundry, keeps constantly on hand fresl,
white cornmeal and a full supply Of his SUI
perior Mountain Valley flour. Try II.
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WHEAT'S.

YOU'VE LADIES, You should not fail to see
that elegant assortment OF SH AVIS and
BALMURAI. SKIRTS NJ
WHEAT'S
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ni.hop Gregg. Annual visit"tions.

Dallas, Tuesday and Wednesday octoper@i
and q.
Mckinney, Thursday, October2 70
Denlson, Friday, october 2t
Sherman, Sunday, October 70.
The olfcriy will BE- applied to Diocesan
missions.
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q. II. Dsauchamp, ON Main street, opposite
the foundry. has . large stock Of school and
miscellsnspua booSs, which be u closing out
vvyv iov. lpedW
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For Rant.

The second story of Clark & Bryan's new
building, corner Main and Lamar streets.
Apply to: Clark X Bryan, west side Public
Square. l6idti
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will rent part of the store on Elm street,
second door east of Commercial Hotel
2l3d2t ]. W. SCHENCK.
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TIE Baptists have II associations in
Illinois, SO churches, iS7 pastors, and
II total membership Of 59,2ls, being an
i crease of rs during the past year.
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At A Harpaiu.
y ID. BLAKE.

Commercial Hotel for sale at q bargain.
fronting lOO feet on Elm and 100 feet on def
k,rsun streets.
2Sitf y d. BLAKE.
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The Dallas News aad Job Printing uliac
has been removed to the twu-~,ury brick
building on Main street, opposite AngcrS'
Foundry. 20idtI
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walkers Tonic Bittsr,.

Best tonic known for chills, fcvers, consti-
patton aaj Indigestion. For sale In Dallas
by J.. J. FENDLEY,
lSJdjm Oflicc saloon.
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A large line Of Japanese Cloths Jast received
Mt WHEATNS.
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Ear Eauf.

Those elegant BLACK SILKS are not all
sold yet Mt WHEATS.
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Philip Wericin, wholesale ana retail deal
er In Pianos and Organs, Office and sales
rooms Nos. 500 Baronne street, New Or
leans. Qualities better, prices lower and
terms more favorable than at my establish
ment South. Large sales fully attest these
statements. Pianos sold on payments of
sl2 20 and SO per month If preferred. Philip
Werlein's Is the Oldest music house, and also
the largest piano and organ house In New
Orleans one>fDnrtb million copies sheet
music Of oil kinds. send Cor price list and
terms. i2Gdtf
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MADAM, have you seen those Nottingham
Lace Curtains now on sale at
WHEAT'S,
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Fresh teas, mackerc, haIibnt, MIimoa,
srits and homlny. hamSa and breakfast bacon
are among the new invoices Just received at
ullmHnn & co.'s, corner Main ant Ictr'rSon
streets Hay Oil buldmgl, -pltf
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tDH
.l5glsA$ g4,
.... ....uuuu .,.. 5000.
hltt c,urs euHu,ni'hdt 49,. la'h'
uttiFDUu nli. 1871 GhNrf iuuul.
.A..l...,U tNth.
As,,ts.,.,,,,.,,,,.. ,,,,,a ,",u,,"nN ,vJJ,N0o as
NATIONAL FIRE INSURANCE CO., OF
HANNIBAL, $40, ,.
Assets
MANHATTAN FnlE IAaCItANCE CO.,
OF NEW YORK,
Assets, n,rn,u,,,"",,,,
STATE INSURANCE CO., or llANNl
BAL, MO,
Assets r"'''''r'''''''"'soo",uoo w
MERCHANTS MUTUAL INSURANCECO,,
or GALVESTON TENAS,
minimum ',''Sso"'o0o 20
TEXAS BANKING NDINSuRANC CO.,
or GALVESTON, TEAAS,
90
pLANrERs' INSURANCE CO., OF HOuS-
TON, TEXAS. ,,.
Asscis,.r.,,""",,,,o ,,,''"'''''''"s""'OoV "O
OLD DOMINION. FIRE lNLl RANCE CO.,
on RICHMOND, VA.
-
VIRGINIA FIRE ANu MARINE INSuR-
ANCE CO., OF RICHMOND, VA.
Assets.....,..,..o,,,,,,,","" s3aT,A0" %
FRANKLIN FIRE INSuRA NOE co., OF
PHILADELPHIA.
,3G3.G!i a.
OFFICE-CITY BANK BUILDING,
Corner Of Commerce. ara MnrhI Sis,,
DALLAS, 5FsGN ~.
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ulimann n Go. haye fresh and heavy lines
Of all kinds OF groceries, arrived yesterday
Call and SEQ them. 2D9-dtf
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NJ. THEvENET, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
10 PER CENT. NET.

THE IOWA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY will invest money on first class Real Estate at 10 ger cent. interest. net, payable semi-annually in Now York. and will guarantee the collection of all loans made through its agency All charges vesting. for New York and New England refer ences. and full particulars. SAMUEL MERRILL, (late Governor of Iowa.. President Address JAMES B. HEARrwELL, Sec'y. Drawer 167 Des Moines, Iowa. 5l-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27

DISTRICT of Litchfeld, es. Probate Court, U March 9th, 1873.
 Estate of Hervey Brooks. late If Goshen, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of Litch- field hath limited and allowed six montls f, om the date hereof, for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, within said time, will be dtbarred re- covery. All persons indebted to said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to
 49-3w* WATTS H. BROOKS, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
REW ADVERTISEMENTS.
 NOTICE.

nxx~sx 0x xxx SMERAUS VALLEY R. R. Co.
 HxruERTEzD. CoSx-, 18th March. 1873. The Cszxazx due 6r<t dAy of April 1873, on sAss Ex-e Max4r.ge Bonds of this Company, will h.e Easa ca and after that date. on presentation ns sA< Esrxz NaKsozsl Bank of itchfield. at the Em~sxsews- s@1 Tsz3crs. NStianal Bank of New Hs<k Caw s--. s
 RawasasrSd Interest uin bs paid in New Yorl Ex<Aaz<e as the Fsxxt National Bank of Litch. @m81
 aIw H. E. corr. Treasurer
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
ESPECIAL ATTENTION

of manufacturers who have become disgusted with the odors of Parafine Oils and their ill ef fects upon machinery, is invited to
 E. H. Kellogg's SPERM Engine Oil, @ $1 20 q gal E. H. Kelloggs SPERM spindle oil. a $1 15 5 gal E. H. Kellogg's TALLow Engine oil, % $1 10 2 gal E. H. KellogSs TALON spindle oil, @ S1 05 q gal
 Manufactured only by 48-4t
 Ell. KELLOGG, No. II Cedar st., N. '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nIsTRICT of Plymouth $. Probate Court, U Mlrch 22nd. 1873. F
 Estate of John H. Pardee Of Plymouth. in said Distri:t an insoiyent assigning debtor
 The Court of Probate r the Distri [ Of Ply mouth hath limited and allowed two mon Ls fl Ha date of this order f IT t.e Creditors of said Es- tate, represented insols-nt, in. witch to exhibit their claims against i'd Estate--and ha< ap- pointed Horace Fenn. and Elliott J Tenn of said Plymouth, commissioners to i've and examine sai clsims.l
 Certified by AUdCS Us ii FEN Clerk
 TAs subse.i ibers give notice that they sil II meet at the Office of 4. II. Fsa1i. in sAi Ply mouth, on the tho 10t;i and Fl dA 6, May. 1873, at o'clock in tile af 'oGi on eaci, of said days for the purpose of attending to the
 heLfoTr oI.a F U. J Fi;ss ''osl,ai.is.s. rs.
 All persons indebted 10 ssii Estat. zye re- quessed to msk imTaedia p1ymen: to s-.le es ] 51-4w. BYiistX TUPTiiit, Tr.-stee
 \ Court of Probate olden tt uarwinton, A within and for the ii-.r.t Of iarHinton, on the 22nd day of March. 4. + 1873.
 Present, ABIJAH C I'll :. Isq Judge.
 On motion of Lewis Cat!iil Xecutcf the Es- tate of Merit Marks. late Of Harwinton, within said dist let deceased lhis Court Goth decree that six months De allowed nd limited for the creditors of sad estate to exhibit their ei i;ns against tho 6anie to the txecutor and di- rects that publ notice be iven of this order by advertising i'll a newspaper pu lished in Litch- field, and by posting copy thereof on the Gbiic sign post in said Town O Hsrwinfcn, near st the place where h, deceased last dwelt. .-i-.-. e.,e ! Certified from Record. 4.s.s .fs s-t ] 51-3w ABfJAH CATt IH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
AGENTS! A RARE CNANCE!! !!
GAM PHORlNE,

PAIN, PAIN, PAIN!-The Great Dis covery for the relief of pain and sure and im- mediate cure for Rheumatism, chronic and acute, Sprains, &c. It has 8 pleasant and refreshing odor, and will not grease or stain the most deli cate fabric which makes it luxury in every family. Price 25 cents pea bottle. For sale by all druggists. REUBEN HOYT, Prop'r, New York. AS 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
HgV to make $5O0,.
Marriages.

In New Milford, March 18th, by Rev. ]. B BOnar, Alexander s. Hill to Mrs. Isabel Story, both of Kent. ..a ll t4si1s
 At the residence of the brides father, Nr. Geo. Catgin, in Harwinton, March ls<h, by Rev. Geo. Curtiss, MT. Joseph VAn To6el and Miss Eliza M. Catlin.
 Ta~~iay morning. March 18th, in New Milford. Ser Preston society, at the resi de2ce If the brides father. by the brides une1e. the Rev Geo. Tomlinson, Mir. Geoxxe B. Ackley 10 Miss Caroline 1. Speny. daughter of HoratiO G. Sperry, Esq, all of New Preston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
Seeds. Plants. Trees, prepaid by
 Mail. s aes

MY new priced descriptive Catalogue of Choice M Flower and Garden Seeds, 9 sorts of either for Sl: new < choice varieties of Fruit and Or namental Trees. Shrubs, Evergreens, Roses, Grapes, Lillies Small Fruits, House and Bor- der Plants and Bulbs; one year grafted Fruit Trees for mailing; Fruit Stocks of all kinds Hedge Plants, &c.,; the most complete assort- ment in tho country, will bs sent gratis to any plain address, with F. 0. box. True Cape Cod Cranberry for upland or lowland, $6 per 1000; sl per 100; prepaid by mail. Trade List to deal- CTS. Seed on Commission. Agents wanted.
 B M. WATSON. Old Colony Nurse ries and Seed Warehouse, Plymouth, Mass. Established le42 2eag .blsaa lst5w'
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
FARM FOR SALEi

THE undersigned will sell his farm, situated | in the North part of the Town of Litchfield. about 2A miles from Court House, containing about 15O acres of good land. suitably divided in to wood, blow, pasture and meadow, well water ed. The buildings are all in good repair. Also the right to the use of saw mill will be sold with the place if desired.
 CHAS. L. THRALL. Ltchfeld, Feb 12th, 1878. 45-tf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27

DOCK CANVASSERS can find no more fresh & New Housekeeper's Manual" by Miss c. E. Beecher & Mrs. H. B. Stowe; Cyclopedia of Domestic Economy & Complete Cookery Book in one volume. Send for circular to J. B. FORD & Co.,, New York. Boston, Chicago, or San Fran cisco. 48-4w.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27

\ ' sAszs@nA so a azxersous and legal obliga- 1 xanG- ss psxsaE@ ce-:ain duties, in a limited @~A<<e q aExsS1- to which one year sinees almost ys@w mmnxsxsus votes called me. and in conse- sE@eRcR aE EecHms events huUlli1fzng to our coun- Ews TMz cs@sGExsnea 10 address you mainly, on s&R s@Ase<< e No-zl Philosophy in its rela- s5sm se CSrG rsrexExnenss or the Big Stealing; sud kew n F<svo1 Ia feeling. This wiE freely ssA FamAlSEsy 3os tr permission of providence at Eam 11wa Hall la GasAe7 Center. on Wednesday xxxmanw AE<z ssos13, lssS. cOunrncing at pre- 9Smnsx ii a,<Ssck- Rr tie means of duplicate to sAe @zame@ Su< elgx1vsngs. nOw in the publish mga Ammns sa6k subject exa he readily eompre- Anznzna a8 snnos8 8ny one Tlns duplicate will Ae aa exkEEsEssa- for . psrt Of the evening
 TAe nneeAssg VII s.s epsnea, Ly relating partly ~4z< kmw@< e sA.s diEeUent states of the U. &- @G Gala and Cana h and personal events by . @H1zaaHnne a tAeA Tizss viii be done to comply waA r@x@ee2 @f cz2aeES- severai times expressed
 As @@ mAnsss aAa Faaenk e@necAtea iron shht xnlnzzS wZ kse ExusaSnea-
 - z ALBERT wADHAsIs. |.
 P. &- M skn w1sshsr shsald prove exceedingly snzzww. am makA ssm@ing. the meeting xill be ad- kmHEa@A ea sAs @kxS sEeaing following at simi- 8~mMmwz *% A 51-1t.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27

nISTRICT of Kent ss. Probate Court, March l 20, 1873. .-....-..-. ,,' 5.,,. .s : Upon d. rplieation of Joseph Ba ouS S.-s, showing to this co.rt, that said jos ph BurouShs Is s''Guardian'' to Lucy LurOughs; minor belong Ing in said district. aId that sald minor is the owner of one undi, ided twelfth part of the fol- owing real Estate, viz: q Stone-Saw Mill and privilege. and all the appurtenanc1s connected Ihei ewith, dam and poAdage. and bounde1 a, follows, viz: North, by Smith and Burnham'e land; Wes, by William c. Wooster's Estate; South, by Abigail Beardsley land, and East by His shway running from New Pre ston t. Warren, and land of Elisha Cogswell. Sid mill and priv llege being situated in the Villase of Waramaug, Town of Washing ton, in said Itchfeld County, being the property deeded to Joseph P. Moar. y Elisha Cogswell and Abigail aidsley and re- corded on Washington Land records pages 423, and 424, Vol. 70; valued at about Six Hundred Dollars, and showing just and reasonable eau e. for selling said real Estate praying for an order aud that he or some other meet person be ,m- powered to sell the same Ter application on tile: Dated March 20th, 1873, more fully appears.
 "OkDERED:" That the said applicA. ion be heard ai tie Probate Office in Kent, on the 29th day of May, 1873, at 2 o'clock in the aft rao n, and that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper Lear the place where such real Estate ii: S. three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before tLe time assigned.
 Certified from record
 5l-S PERRY HUFCUT, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
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TheI Par<< aud 3wsesssst Gesl- -Liver Oil l3 Hazara < Csswell'x. made on the s-a shore. from fresh. selected flyers. t,y Ces we1. HaEaxl < Co, Ncw-york II is ab-- xOlEtesv SSgsG and slcsxt. Patients wiio have 0aee taken it prefer # to all others. PhysRciaHs have decided It superior to any of the otAer osls in market 5l-lw-
 The complaints of disgusting 0tlors snd inizxioas effects pr,sslsIced by tine use of Parsfue Osls oa machinery are iaexc'isa- hle. SO Ioag as sAaaEsfaetarer.. can obtain the pare SpeE1a sad TalIow Oils made by E II. KelEs$g. Of Ney York, a. the low prfees Ias sSiveFtsses. -'
 The TrSgie consequences of coughs and colds. xhea pernitseSl to ran on uncheck- ed. are consumption, bronchitis, pneumo- uia. &e- ForeStall these destructive dis ordeEx at the outset wiih EEuie's H.aey ssf H0rxk0WSssf Gsad 7Tr. an absolute spe- eii. for all the ailments which produce them CrittentOn's 6th Avenue. Sold by all Druggists.
 Pike's TOoth&ehs Drops cure Tn min ute
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
JURUBEBA.

a most powerful Tonic and alternative, pronounced so by the leading medical authorities of London and Paris, and has ben long used by the regular physicians of other countries with wonderful remedial results.
 Don't weaken and impair the digestive organs by cathartics and physics, they give only tenn porary relef-Indigestion, fatulency and dys- pepsia with piles and kindred diseases are sure to follow their use. ,"1 fnE.Es
 Keep the blood pure and health is assured.
 JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Platt St., N. |.
 Sole Agent for the United States. Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for Circular 51
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-03-27
NOTICE.

TVHE so@r1 q Sslectnncn and town clerk will \ he In se<sson March Sl and April I. at the KS~U Ha2 fo< the r1Tpose only of hearing ap- p~MAs srz@ the 1csium Cfthn Regisarars
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