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TIME time has arrived when the seeds Of disease
IL and death are flying far and wide through the
air. and profuselv scattered in vegetable food
and he who would shun their ravages must apply the
antidote early The ancient maxim still holds true
ever" is easier to prevent than to cure disease"
From the Medical Magazine.
"PHELPS' TOMATO PILLS are now distributed
to agents in most Of the towns in New England, that
they may be within tho reach of all who need this
valuable remedy Bilious diseases, jaundice, rheu.
the stomach and bowels, together with many nervous
affections, are speedily cured by these Pills, without
producing any arrangement or injury to the constitu
ton Thousands have been cured of obstinate chro.
remedies had failed These Pills neuer fail to cure
Dyspepsia and L,uer Complaints. and will always
prevent or break xp Feuer If timely resorted to-
an purifying The Blood, and maintaining healthy
secretion Of the bile, their efficacy is universally
known and acknowledged. and their reputation
alternative firmly established. Travellers will find
them pleasant, convenient, and safe remedy and
the best substitute for Calomei ever discovered An
occasional dose Of them, even when the health is mo-.
much disturbed, will prevent much sickness and suf
fering. II any disturbance is felt in the stomach
bowels in consequence Of change Of diet or too free
indulgence in vegetables and fruit, timely dose OF
these Pills will remove all danger"
Numerous cases OF chronic affections cured by the
above medicine, testified to in circulars left with
the agents. and which persons are invited to examine.
Price 81 l-2 cents, with full directions.
OF the same agents may be had PHELPS REsToRA-
TIVE BITTERs, the Invaluable remedy for jaundce,
debility, loss oappete, atulent and bilious stomach,
&c. Price 25 cts. ~ Sw
AGENTS-SamT Buell. and r. M. Woodruff
mas & Son, and Harrington & Calhoun. Plymouth;
A. A. Gridley WATERFOWL; Luke A. HAYS, Beth
lem; Nathaniel Smith, Torringford; Smith e. En-.
sign. Wolcottville Augustus Miles Co., Goshen !;
John r. Harrison, Cornwall; Read end Lewis Sha-
ron ; Jno. Franklin. Canaan; j. c. Swift, Norfolk
E. Leavenworth, Waterbury.
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NOTICE.
VHE subscriber would respectfully in
l. form the public that he has now in ope-
ration, a SASH and BLIND FACTORY
and will supply orders for the above articles
on short notice at Factory Prices.
He intends his work shall be done upon
honor, and OF the best materials, and hopes
thereby TO secure Public Patronage.
Goshen. EBENEZER WING.
Canada Village. july "a 1912. 4t9
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THE ENQUIRER.
LlTCHFIELD, AUGUST IS, Is42.
THE TREATY WITH ENGLAND.

We learn by a letter from member OF Congress,
says the New-York Tribune, that the articles~Of a
Treaty between this Country and Great Britain set
Ting all the points of existing difference on this side
of the Rocky Mountains, have been settled between
Mr.. Webster and Lord Ashburton, and that the
Treaty, duly engrossed and signed, was transmitted
to Congress on Monday. copy oft was brought
on to this city on Wednesday by Captain Wright, a
Special Messenger from Lord Ashburton to this Go
vernment, who took passage yesterday in the Great
Western.
We cannot doubt that this Treaty will be ratified
by both Governments, and that the fervent gratitude
of the people of both nations, and of the whole Chris
tan world, will richly reward the great Statesmen
who have so benefcently and successfully labored
to adjust the many and serious grounds of difference
between the two great Nations.
| Mr.. Webster, having noby completed this great
work, will probably resign his place in the Cabinet
! Immediately, and Mr.. Forward is expected to do
likewise. Both ofthese Secretaries are now labor
ing under severe illness. Mr.. Spencer's resignation
is also rumored, but we have seen no limitations oil
! such q purpose which appeared to have his sane
ton. That each of these Statesmen, resigning a
situation which must have long been irksome, and
when he can longer be eminently useful, will re-
sumo his natural position in the Wing ranks, can
hardly be doubted.
The VETO "At Sea Again. mo benefit comes
from the passage of the Tariff and Land Distribution
Bill by the two Houses Of Congress. The President
has dashed the cup Of Relief from the parched lips
of faintng people," by another Veto. This num-
bers the fourth veto which President Tyler has given
within his brief career. smashing business truly
Having the last words Of the lamented Harrison,
! der whose banner he elevated to the Office o
Vice President, to direct his movemens-or at least
with wish "for him to understand the true princi
pies of the government, and to have them fully car
ried OUTFLOW has he applied those wishes Ha
( he not msapplied thsm-improved the opportunit!
of taking decided position against all friends VIII
assisted in his eection-and lastly, overrued the wis
dom Of the Peoples Representatives 7 Can he lor
ger hope to retain those few qualities Of man, b
yielding the voice of sycophants. which he posses
sed while o Governor Senator and Vice President
and having thus betrayed his friends, what has tn
country to expect at his hands7
There is little use in talking about past mishaps
particularly those which are so common az Uetoes.-
The reader will End the Captains why IS and where
forss in his message, on the opposite page.
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NOTICE.

TINE Copartnership heretofore existing
Il between the subscribers under the firm
of PHILLIPS & BExRDsLEY, was dissolved by
mutual consent, ON the 18th day Of October
last. All persons indebted 10 said GYrn, are
requested to settle with Drake H. Phillip9s
the claims being assigned TO him-and all
having claims against said firm are request
ed to call on him for payment.
New Milford, DRAKE H. PHLLIPS,
Aug. s. 1912. IL GIDEON BRARDshEY.
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Warren Institute.

Warren Institute.
THE Fall Term of Is weeks, commences
IL on the Oath inst. Young Ladies and
Gentlemen are instructed in all the branches
usually taught in such Institutions. Terms
for tuition-board, &C., suited to the times.
For particulars, apply to
]. C. HOWARD, or
r. G. REYNOLDS.
Warren, Aug. Is, 1912. IL
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MARRIED.

In this village, on the 10Th inst, by the Rev. Mr.
Brace, Mr.. j. Lewis Taylor of New York. to Miss
Mary L. Goodwin, daughter of Mr.. Oliver Goodwin.
In New Hartford, July 2ith, Mr.. Leonard Andrus,
to Miss Phebe Rice.
DIED,
In this town, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Timothy Chur-
chill, aged &c years.
In Winchester Centre. on the 18th inst. Sas fl.
McAlpne, Esq aged 49,
In Bnrkhamsted very suddenly, Mr.. Salmon
How'd, aged "a, formerly Of Southington.
In Ellsworth, on the 4th inst, of scarlet fever,
Martha L., youngest daughter Of Dea. William Eve
rilt, aged year and months.
So fades the lovely blooming flower
Frail, smiling solace Of an hour.
In New York, July %, Miss Polly Hopson. aged
4S. Her remains were taken to Kent, Ct for burial.
In New Hartford suddenly, on the Sd inst Mrs.
Julia Hurburt, aged sc.
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-RSATEGE

"ARR'S Celebrated Corn Salve. Fol
lVA sale bv June %. A. P. p. CAMP.
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COMMANDMENTS.

Wesleyan University inst 80 Graduates. IL spoke.
Hamilton College, 9th ut % do.
Dickinson College, 18th ult. IL do.
Washington College, 4th inst.24 do IA do
Amherst College, 18th ult. ~ do
Dartmouth College, 2sth ult. 81 do
A Rum Shop Blovn up-About one o'clock on
Thursday morning week, u tremendous explosion
was felt by the citizens Of Woodbury.. Some, it is
said, actually imagined it earthquake, or if not an
earthquake the voice of the approaching millennium.
However, next morning their fears were relieved on
beholding the scattered fragments of rum shop,
which has been great annoyance to their peace,
for considerable time past The building was liter
ally blown in pieces, and its contents scattered in
| every direction. Some Of the liquor casks were
landed in the street, right side up, and in good po-
son for the passers by to help themselves to swig
of the con,bustbls-and strange to say the casks
were uninjured, and their contents unmoested. The
mystery of the is, whether it was an act of de
sign, and done with POWDER or whether the owner
had been negligent about watering the liquor, which
might have been of too high proof for safe keeping
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WTINSTED MFG cos. Cast Steel
w Scythes. For sale by +. PRELYs.
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Health and Strength.

Health and Strength.
DR.. S. o. RICHARDSON'S CONCENTRATED
Sherry Wine Filters,
DUT up in octagon bottles, and the ingredients to
L make the same put up in pressed packages; tor
sale by all the Druggists and Of the w. l. Goods
dealers in Boston and vicinity. Also, by my agents
in all the principal towns throughout New.England
and the Southern and Western States.
e. s. HALL HARRINeroN, corner Of Sackvill e-strees,
Halifax, is general agent for the British PROVINCES.
P. S. BARNARD, w. G. SKINNER and PERRY MORSE
are my only authorized travelling agents
OFFICE, Is HANOVER STREET, BoSTON.
IS cents per bottle; SO cents per paper.
The following IRE selected from a large number OF
Editorial notices.
Dr.. Richardson's Bitters.-In our columns may be
found an advertisement of the Vegetable Buers. pre-
pared BY DR.. s. O. Richardson, OF South keddlng
Mass. They are. as said to be, undoubtedly compo'
sed of variety of valuable and purely vegetable
matter and from our own experience, as well as 9th
ers, we can speak highly Of their renovaiing and In
MIGRATING effects upon the system. We have a
nosrum, but discovered, prepared, and yended by a
regular physician, graduate OF the College OF our
state, and who has said but little in the way OF
putting them himself but leaves It to those who try
From the Bristol County Democrat, Taunton:
Richardson's Bitters.-Of the numerous medicines
which advertised in paper from time TO time,
we pretend to know but tle-their virtues must be
known only to those who have used them. But with
Dr. S. 0. Richardson's Bitters we are somewhat &C
quainted. These Bters were used in our family
last summer for general debility and headache and
much relief was derived from them. Those who may
be subject to nervous headache. will find the btters
very bencfcia-they proved go in the case to which
we refer. From the Barnstabe Patriot.
Health and StrengM.-To regain or preserve these,
is the great desideratum. Nothing that we know Of
DIR. Richardson's Sherry Wine Bitters. Try EN-
the siric'e 1t temperance man need not be afraid Of
the alcohol in them There is more Of il than is
absolutely necessary to preserve the spirit OF the root
aud harris of which they are composed.
90 For sale, wholesale and RETAIL at Garritt 4
Baldwin's, Litchield So. Farms, VIM l. Snedley
Bethlem, s. j; LOOMS; Woodbury., Merrman ., q
Smith g. Ensign; Harwinton, Kelog Il Smith Ply
mouth, s. M. Mitchell 1erryvle, P. Lewis; and by
Agents in all the principal towns in the state. Ans
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VKyHE Court of Probate for the district Of
l. Sharon, herein appoint the subscribers
Commissioners on tho estate Of MOORE
BROWN, late of Salisbury, deceased, re-
presented insolvent hereby give notice that
we will meet on the business Of our said APP
pointment, at the store of Landon Moore q
Co. in said Salisbury, on the 4th Monday In
August, 1912, and on the 3D. Monday IN Jan
uary, l643, at 9o'clock A. n. ON each Of
said days Six months from this date 10 at
lowed BY said court to the creditors on said
estate. to present their claims TO VI for adj
iustment and allowance.
IL. THon4s STILES Comm'.s.
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District Of Woodbury.. s.. Probate Court,

FREDERICK L. TAYLOR, Aid do Cam
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p O S T s. CIR [ p II.
Washington.
Correspondence OF uie hefsid,j
Removals, &c;

WASHINGTON, Thursday Evening, May 5.
Nj. ROBBERS, the Collector of Philadelphia, has
BEEN Acie 10 demonstrate with the President against
the removals, which circumstances had rendered
necessary IN the Custom House. IL Is UNDERSTOOD
thq, he did not succeed in shaking the deIeHniha-
ton OF the President, and all the contemplated
changes will soon be made.
A publication Of the New York Custom Rouse
via soon be necessary, and you need not be sur
.r.sed if few Of the brawins par'izans oi MI
t',av .hould shortly be displaced. These removals
wll NOT be made merely for opinions sake, but the
Presdent win insist that no man holding an Office
undert the Federal Government shall employ the IN
Huence of his place 10 the prejudice of the Admins
Jraton.
Changes which a recent examination into the
departments here has shown 10 be necessary, will
shortly take place. How extensive these may be
is not vet known one thing is certain, however,
that whatever shall be necessary to insure faith
full and efficient administration of public affairs,w
be done.
The Secretary Of the Treasury will send his re-
port and bill in relation TO the Tariff to the House
on Monday next.
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baltimore.
Correspondence Of tho Her,ld.l
,tvorp Ne- l3t2,

BALTIMORE, May 6, isis.
NiN. Epiros;
Since the difficulty relative 10 the oAcis Affairs. turn
ing out &c. has been promuged in Philadelphia the DO
PENDANTS Of Captain Tyler in this city havo been also la
boring under a OF excitement. hany who
attached to the Custom House and other public pap
drn .ers have recently become very strong Tyler
Notwithstanding they behold tho future with fear and
trembling IS thought that tho Capsin has got little
wrohy because the Senate rejected OF his nomina
ton iaclv (Which in fact rather disrespectfu 10 his
udgmcn and that he will show his spleen in the of
retaliation by turning every strenuous whig in
ooc Fear makes mountains of molchills go It may be
in Ibis casr. We say unto all be of good cheer
s-i1ll banking concern this city, denomlnacd the
Wescrr Ncrhnncs' Savings Institution failed yesterday
% redeem rs aotss
Brs',n had only t9'eraoc house last night. At this
particular til-c amIseinents will take. The great
.nccmpmeut, oil in short time, absorls sill at
tentioa - hich is not Otherwise Engaged.
Tie Court Martial a. ! informed you, commenced
herring he case OF Captain Levy, hut have adjourned
10 Monday is thought he i'll stand chance 10 have
the former sentence ntiggted
have hut little business information. Flour confines
nj 76 aud Whoat from 81 60 - 3s per quality.
~ gnia money Is y discount This Improvement is
oHing tAc laie OF early resumption. Our
l1ttnS affairs go very smcothlyhcrc ia no difficult
~ whntcvcr. is though, that but few banks in the
STATE VIII be compelled TO 70 state of liquidation.
We have another beautiful morning. Yours,
RODERICK.
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plailnNclpillN.
Correspondence of the Her,ld.l
nprt .nrt p,f,. May

PHILADELPHIA, May c, 1912.
IJsoree Case -Tbeares-C oneers--Stoeks- Business.
The divorce case of Mrs. Hutchinson daughter OF Mr.
Parkinson. celebrated confeconcr, which has occu
pied the attention of Court of Common Plees for
raj days past of those painful h
sometimes cross the family threshold and which,
crossing blasts the peace and happiness of
band, is gay dashing young man. with more inelli.
gcnce than industry stability. lie married the daugh-
ter of Mr. T. against the consent of ali her family who
were greatly eXaspera,cl at the connection With the
view, however OF making the best Of the matter and in
The hope lering the life OF loved though offending
daughter and sister more tolcralc her husband was sui
sequenly recognized and kindly treated by the family
and if mistake taken into business with them Thi.
connection broken up md recently Hutchinson
opcuel riy establishment few doors above that of the
Nesss rarknscns IN the same street, and very SNOWY
,rtablis,men IL IS too.
The ion for divorce 10 brought BY tho lady on the
grouu vi abuse She having showed before the Jury that
he had beaten and Otherwise abused her in the cruel
and cowar'y manner. These allegations the Jury this
morning affirmed by verdict III the adys favor, and of
the husband and wife twain Mrs. II.
day before yesterday delivered of her third child What
commentary on runawa y matches. All for love.
Our heetres are doing but little anil will ali probably
noon the The Walnut shuts up night
MRS. Samuel Butler wife Of the traseian in the city
and il about TO commence Of rocations. Con-
popular. Why does not Dempsler come
this way again De Begins about appear at the Ches-
nut street theatre.
The business in stocks to-day light, ut prices almost
entirely the Yesterday. Country in bad
odour Business along the wha~ves very slack and nan
mate.
Benjamin Nichols said to have acquainta and con.
neXions ia your city, died suddenly OF apoplcxy, sup
posed last night the Reading Hotel in Chestnut near Fifth
street. He left asleep the sctee when the house
was closed for the night and when opened this morning
he was corpse.
however until after he had bitten two other dogs and lit
tie boy, son of Mr.. Snare.
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DIR. FAWCETT.

MEMBER OF TIE RQYAL, COLLEGE OF SUR;
VI GEONS OF London and Edinburgh, of the Medical
College Of Padephs confines his practice sslect branch
o his profession.
Nout cmpts dolore volurtus.
Dr. Is encouraged by the uniform attending hi.
mode OF treatment In the of veners geets structures
seminal weakness and mercual affections ether with ali
those other bad symptoms which unde mime the
treatment or other Ia such the appetite is
generally defective aud the relish for life almost sublueJ
Hi mode Of treatment Is uni, ersay admedhis medicines
being pleasant the and smell gently estrnge the fbs
oi the stomach and that tesy what good dge
ton requires His treatise constitutional or nervous bib
affords very observations sexual debility
weakness and inJotency brought by dclusve hab,
all attendant symptoms physioogicay explained This
work be obtained his office, 1876 Fulton where
Doctor be consulted all hours of the day and night
Letters post paid will receive immediate attention
nj IN
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GEORGE w. DAWSON.

Wholesale and Retail Furniture and General Fu'-
nishing Warehouse, No. 81 Chatham street, cor
ner Of Duane street, NeD York.
WHERE he keeps for sale assortment Of the follow
ing articles viz: Sideboards Bureaus, BsdseAds Cots.
Tables Chairs Office and Portable Desks Glass Cases Book
Gases, Looking Glasses Dining Centre Tea and Pier fables
Pianos, Sofas Sofa Bedsteads Beds Bedding Paesse
teses, Carpets, Oil Cloth, Mating and Fire Irons Wash
Dressing Bureaus. Safes, &c.
Also large of and womens Wearing Ap
rarel, and second handed.
All the above articles offered the public at very
low prices. Persons in Of said articles would find 10
their advantage to make early call the above establish
Shipping orders punetually attended and packed the
shortest notice aud reasonable terms. Maesses Bedding
&c for fitting out vessels constantly on hand.
All orders 70 the above establishment will be punetually
tended to and thankfully received,
N B-The highest prices viii be given for Second Hand
Furniture and Gentle mems and Ladies' off Clothing
fin -
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WILLIAMS
UNITED STATES CASH
TAILORING EMPORIUM


No. 4 JOHN STREET. NEAR BROADWAY
UsT RECEIVED at this establishment eonn,.,s s..or.
ment q Cloths Cassimeres Vesrngs Sc susbic for The
Our iends and the puble respectfully invited to call and
examine for themselves befors leaving their ORDER e wtes
and be satisfied that they be furnished with "a e ar
article can be purchased any establishment In ~ ci,s
ano prices winch cannot but meet the views Of tho uao.t
economical. " ~ 49,
n. B;-THr OFFICERS OF THE ARNv AND NAVY ara
specially informed that they be fushed with anv ariel.
of uniform inside agresably the prescribed eguistions
reduction Of ct least Is per cent from former prices
as Inns w. r. WILLIAMS
PED OR GREY HAIR may be changed 90 a boaunlai ,n
~ burn black three hou by using bottla
Of the celebrated Italian Dye has Justly obtained rer
ton far SURPRISING an others and be Hxed
without tho least injury either the hair kin Th~relr
The difficulty Of procuring suitable article for eolong tho
Guilty removed, all who have used the Italian Dye hav.
borne willing testimony Of its efficacy. For sale by A r.
Sand. Go, as Broadway corner Of Chamber A. B. b.
William. and Sands CO. II East Broadway.
French Polishing faste.-Tiis article combination ee-
m.ntay substanccs having affinity r each Other
which viii unite aud form compound altogether it,
eharaetes The bsianey and durability Of hs polish i'm
ny ebony Italian msrbe also to carriages
Easy little labor the article
ginal beauty For sale by A. d. Sands Co. Granite Build
ing. 273 Broadway OF Chambers street, also by A. B.
" Sands 10 and 100 Fulton street, D. Sands CO. II East
Droadway. Price p cents. a25 lmsm
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INTERESTING FROM MxrAMoRAs.-The New Or
leans Courier of the 9th ult gives the following
extract of letter dated the 18th inst.:-
Santa Anna is much dissatisfied with General
Arlsta, and disapproves of the late demonstration
against Bexar. lie ha, sent orders TO General Wall
TO 20 Immediately to Monterrey, and assume COM
mand of the brigade placed under General Vasqucz,
for the protection of the frontier.
"The garrison of Maiamoros is daily reinforced.
II is 100 strong, and will in few days muster
2D0 men. This force, aided by the artillery in the
place. viii be quts sufficient TO beat back the me-
ditaied assault of the TEXANS"
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MEDICAL AID.

PHYSICIAN long accustomed prescribe fo diseases Of
nature, resides 81 Mott street lie hns Doe
familiar with those complaints for many years and having
been particular and close observer Of
o0tned oroush practical ledge Of this branch OF his
profession winch bas enabled him introduce valuable
rapid aud hasty but his satisfaction perform both
thorough and radical and short space OF time
can possibly be done with and safety
tent And generally speaking, for
uen TO observe change bushes, pursuits, diet habits.
Nc keeping of the of the disease,
sntuon OF the patient, and the symptoms that may happen,
we'll as those Ha,iy and consequently
the from whence result many distressing
cases OF consecutive secondary symptoms; and the Ike
suit frequently follows the Of many advertised
Tor this that medicine however good in the
primary sges Of cannot be supposed 80.
aud influence the advanced the
and thu, while the patient swallowing medicines from
say the least II is likely ninae in permanent de-
biy, perhaps something woise for instance
H. many hundred there may be this very time taking
dicine under circumstances that when
the real facts of the known the disease might
to be structure, and should his he the important for
the patient know that medicine alone did,
structure.
Dr. GREGORY is the author of little book on private dis
which imI,aIts much valuable information those
abou, select edica adviser II is complete in eta
and enables the reader his privately
chooses Its language only perfectly plain but il ia il.
lns1ted with eSavinss all OF which fully explained
Price 20 cents
The Doctor docs limit his attendance few hours
bu, he be found At home hour Of the day and
night, acbscrye that No 81 drug His
well arranged for the reception OF patients and his charges
dcra,s
Letter, from the country, describing symptoms and en-
closing fee, will be punc,ually attended to il post paid