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Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
SHERMAN's CAMPHOR LozENGEs

Give immediate rlief to Nervous or Sick Headache papitation the heart lowness of spirits, doaponden cy, niamma.ory or Putrid sore throat. bowel or sum- mer complaint, fainting, or a sense of sinking of the chest cbolc. ,spasms, crnmp of the stoma oh or bow els. hystercal affections and all nervous diseases drowsness through the day, and wakcfnness at night cholera or cholera morbus, darrhna, lassi,ute, or sense of fatigue. Persons travelling or attending large parties. will find the Lozenges really reviving and mparting the buoyancy of yonth--used after dis erally, and remove ali the unpe easan, symptoms sris ing from too free living They are also recommend. ed as preventive and cure of ,ha. distressing nc. compartment of a sea voyage, sea sickness John M. Nones, Esq. Vice-Presdent of the Washington Ma. rine Insurance O.. Dr. C. Hunter; w. A. Attree of the New.York Herald Dr. A. c. Castle; William Allen and others, have used them and never known them to fail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

D W6SJ StFeet, and VIII be hRDDV to wait upon his customers and the public to any thing in his line. He has on hand n good and full assortment of Boots and Shoes of all kinds, suitable for the seasom. and intends to offer them for good and ready pay, at such prices as to make it an induce- ment for those in want to call and purchase. Also, Leather, Sole and Upper, Calf skins. Linings, Bindings, Heel balls, Boot cord, ,shoe thread, &c. &c. cheap for cash.
 SAMUEL. CLOCK. P.S.-A few small notes and accounts yet on hand, which it is very necessary should be adjusted soon.
 Litchfed, West street, Feb. 16, l642. 3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

. ROUND PLASTER, for sale al O A. P. P. CAMp's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
HnRlSsh and American Paints,

atn>4,g which are white and rcd lead, Whit ing, Chrome Yellow & GreeH Prussian Blue No. and 2, Dutch and Rose Pink. Terra de Sienna, Vermilion, Lamp Black, &c.
 London Brown Stout, Pnrter; old Madeira, Pure Port, and other VViMes-PareC Cog niac Brandy, Holland Gin, West India Rum, &e. az u1eSicines.
 U Physicians, Painters, Hatters, &c. SUD- piled on as good terms as they can purchase ihe same qualities in New-York.
 Liichfeld, July 2. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Fare e2.IO

HINSDALE & REARDSLEY'S Cast AA Steel Scythcs. For sale by
 June 90. F. PMELPs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
Litch6eld County Mutual
 FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY

VTNlIlS Company has been in operation a A considerable time, and has insured pro. perty to very large amount It has funds on hand. and property pledged, sufficient to indemnify those who insure against any loss which will probably take place. The djffrr. ence between the expense of insuring in this company and in ordinary insurance compo- nies, is now too well understood to need anr explanation. Individuals in this county, whn choose to insure their property at irifljne expense. can apply to the Secretary in tbes Village of Iitchdeld. or to the agents in the several towns.
 - DIRECTORS
 William Beehe Jason Whiting
 Oliver Goodwin David C: Snnic,A
 Jos,1h !i. Beckw'th Richard Smith
 G'C. Woodruff Israel Coe
 Samuel G. Braman
 .. WILLIAM DEErE, Presi4en,
 JASON WHITING, .Ss-."~'1;y. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
DIR. B. BRANDRETH'S
Yecct0bLe Unircrs0Z PiLLs.

IVNNEND to cure all Disease, because they are the A matt al medicine of man, and therefore only TO move the corrupt or wit aed humors the of pain ""' LIFE AND HEALTH TO TIE BODY. gate of agency, containing representation of Doctor Brandreths manufactory at Sing Sing, and on which will also be exact copies of the NEW LABELS NOW USED UPON TIE BR ANDRErH PILL BOXES, and which IS ~ Se''eCeS CoUNTERFEITERs' Nj :RIs DEATH BLOW. The public will therefore please observe that no [3randreih Pills can be relied upon as the TRUE and GENUINE unless each box has these new labels upon it, There three, and each contains fac si- mile signature of Dr. B. Brandreth. These ahes are engraved on steel, beautifully designed, and done at an expense of several thousand dollars
 REMEMBER, the fac smile signature of Dr. B. Brandreh must be upon the top of the box upon the side, and all the bottom of the box By carefm! animation the name of Benjamin Brandreth will be found in several parts of the new labels, being an ex. act transfer of the writing of Dr. Brandre.h. This name will he found in the net work.
 The Pills are SOLd di 25 ceMts ter b0r, 0t 2f1
 Broadway, Ne,r- York.
 AGENTS IN LITCHFTELD COUNTY.
 Litchfeld, Csarritt and Baldwin.
 Furnace Village, Alexander H. Eloey.
 Salisbury, Matthew l.. Graham.
 Falls Village, Garfield S Robbins.
 North Canaan, John Franklin.
 Norfolk, John C. Swift.
 sori New:Hnr'iord, M and C. ' W. SI,pT; Megrls.
 do. T. Wadsworth & Co.,
 Winchester, s. and l.. Hurlbnt.
 WOIcOttVlNeS lIuHgeTOf0 & CO.
 TnrrinQton. ETastus Hodges.
 Corn wall Bridge. Mvron ,rr;son.
 Warren, r. and o. Swift,
 Roxbnry, Preston and Minor
 Bridgewater, Lyman Smith
 Washington, William Leavitt.
 Bethlehem, A. s. and J. Loomis.
 Woodbury W.C Wooster,
 do M. Douglas.
 WatertOwn, A. A. Gridev,
 Plymouth, s. M. Mitchell
 w.Milford, George w. Whttlescv Htchcockville, Bronson and Blair. Wins.ed, M. and c. l. Camp. Sharon. David Gould October 29. lvs22
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
SHERMANS JVORM LOZENGES,

OHEhMAN O 1TONM LOZENUEN, Proved in more than 100000 cases be infallible the only certain worm.destroyng medicine ever dis. covered Many diseases arise from worms and oc- caaion intense suffering and even death, without their eyer being snspected grown persons are very often afflicted with them, and are doctored for various paints without any benefit; when one dose of these LOzenges would speedily cure them.
 SYMPTOMS OF WORMS
 Pain in the joints or limbs, offensive breath. picking at the nose grinding of the teeth during sleep, and at times paleness about the lips with flushed cheeks, bleeding at the nose, gnawing sensation at the stomach flashes of heat the surface of the body slight chils or shverings, headache, drowsiness tigO tOrpOr disturbed dreams sudden starting in sleep with fright and screaming: sometimes troublesome cough everishness, thirst pallid hue, fta bad taste in the mouth difficult breathing, pain in the stomach or bowels, fatigue, nausea, squeamshness, voracious appetite leanness, bloaed stomach or limbs, grpings, shooting pains in various parts of the body, of me,hing rising in the throat, itching of the to- wards night, frequent desire to pass something from the bowels, and sometimes discharge of slime and mucus
 MT. ]. Murphy. No. 90, North street Philadelphia. was applied to by poor woman. whose daughter years old, had been sick or nearly three years her stomach was as largol az rOwn persons, her legs and arms SD swollen thu: she could not walk or help herself, although she could eat much two laboring men, Two celebrated doctors had ex- had spent all he could raise. and was discouraged he abandoned all idcn of doing any thing more for her. and looked to death alone, to take her out of her misery. MT. Murphy believing it a case of worms, gave her box of Sherman's Lozenges, and in two days sue returned with joy beamng Tn her evts. Ad said the Lozen.ses bad saved her child's life The first dose brought away nearly pint of worms in one living mass. she afterwards counted eight hun. dred that were discharged, besides the maas-whch she could not count. The child was literally eaten up with ,hem-.ano,her, living witness of the almost miracuons efficacy of sherman's Lozenges
 Hunter, and Dr. Zabriskie, Mo- Chamber street. have tried them in great number oi with in. variable success. Lorng w. Cross a6 Fulton street Capt. Coffin, of Nantucket; John R. Wood. 37 3d street Benj. F. Goodsped, l3O Sixth avenue. and host of others have used them in their families and all unite in pronouncing them the best worm remedy in the world
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

DAI1M LEAF PLANTS at A June 3 A. P. F. CAMPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

LitchfieId, May, l942.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06
NOTICE. Boots, Shoes, ISc. I9c.

ET7 "HE subscriber has remov- A ed 10 the store formerly @A occupied by s. P. Bolles, in west street. and will he hnnn,r
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

NNOP HANDLES For Sale by uN aug Al P. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1842-10-06

NE ARR'S Celebrated Corn Salve. For lX4 sale bv June 23. A. P. P. CAMP.
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No subscription received for less than one
gear. and 40 paper discontinued until all urrear-
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Usher,
All Subscriptions viii be continued nnless
otherwise ordered before the expiration of ,ae
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Any person procuring tive Subscribers and
becoming responsible Coz the same, ,ha!! receive
the sixth copy gratis.
Advertisements conspicuausly inserted at 62a
cents per square. ~ lines, or less,) for the frs,
insertion, and 49, cents, Tor each continuance.
Those published Monthly. or quarterly will be
charged 81 per square for each insertion. Ad-
refreshments not having the number Of inser,
,ions marked on them. will be continued until
ordered out. and charged accordingly.
All Job work done for persons living nj a
distance, must br paid for at the time the worl;
is done. or the payment secured in the village.
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post paid, wall be promptly and strictly attend
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MO.As.

motion indefinitely, which was decided in
The negative.
Yeas, 3l-Nays 70.
The Yeas aud were requested by seveo
Members, and sie as follows:
Those who voted ia the Affirmative, ate
Measss. Arthur. Barton. BeIir, Blake,
Bowker. Carson, Young Davis, Dickinson,
English. Frost. Gaillard, Graham, Grim.
bail, Guisuard, Harrison, HAY, Jamison,
Lartigue, Manning, Mouzon, Pickeps.
Poyus. QuatlIebum, Reynolds. Rowell.
HI. SmiIh. STROLLER. Walker. Whaley,
James J. Wilson. aud Woodward.
Those who voied in the negative, are
Hon. WilliamF CoIcock. Speaker, and
Mess-s. Allison, J. A. Aston. w. J. Ais.
ton, .Ashby, William c. Black. Blakeney,
Donham, Boswell. Brown. Broylcs, eau.
non, earn, Chestnut Cook. Cox, Cruck.
Ell. Darby, Henry Davis, Dawkin., De.
Saussure, Dickson, Dunbar, Earle, Eavcs,
Eckhard. Erwin. Gavin. Gist, GOWN.
Gresorie, g. b. Griffin. Il. C. Griffin,
Hardin, Harvey, Hum. irhy. Jackson,
jolly. King, Lit,lejoIrn. Long. Mcclure,
McElroy, Massey, Mnycs. Memmipger.
Middleton, John C.. Miller, j. P~iuckney
Miller, Myers, Nicho!,on, Nurthrup. o.
Bryan, T.. G. Palmer. Perrin, Porter.
Presley. Raysor, Alberi Rheti, Edmund
Rhetl, Rodgers, Roper. Sehring, Shep.
para, Simons. Sims. Sirgreaves, Henry
Smith, Joel Smith. John Smith. Spark
man, Sullivan, Sumter. Tore. Williams.
Isaac D. Wilson. and Yates.
The motion was then agreed to, and a
message seal accordingly.
Mr.. Albert Rheu. from the Special
Joinl Committee charged with The. mr..
ranscmcnt of new Congressional Districts.
reported u Bill TO arrange this Srs,e inn,
Districts. for The election Of Rrpreseu,u-
lives in the Congress Of the United States.
and for other purposes; which Was read
the frs, time. aud ordered To he read a SC.
cOnd time o-iDurrow.
On motion Of Mr.. Quaulebum. Tho
General Orders were suspended. aud I'm
bis motion, Ordered, thai a Special Com.
uiitee be appointed to make orange
mcnls for the inauguration OF The Cover.
nor Tomorrow; Of which The Speaker an.
pointed the following gentlemen: Messrs.
Qua,lle6utn. Jan.ison, aud Joseph A.
Black.
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J. C. CALHOUN.

On motion Of Mr.. Gregg, The o,nmu.
n~ica;ion was ordered 10 be referred TO u
SPECIAL ynirl Committee. aud n message
was sent to ,hr House" of Representatives,
asking The appointment OF II similar coui-
mittce. Mrssrs. Gregg. R,ell aud Hanna
were appointed the committee nu '1c part,
OF the SeGate. and u message WAS received
from, the House Of Represent lives con
curing 10 thu message, aud informing The
Senate that the Hnusr had appointed
Mcssrs. Memminser, Henry, Janison.
Caru, r.. ID. Wilson, Gr,mball aud fiib
ben. the committee on tic par! Of the
House.
Mr.. John Douglass. from the committee
To count the votes for Senator in the II.
States, for six years from the 4rh of March
next, reported George McDutfie duly elect
cd.
In House Of Representatives.. Dec. 2.
MI. Pelrin presented the petition OF
TEomaSsParker aud Others, praying FOR
Incorporation of Trinity Church Of Abbe-
vile: .~i,ith wa, referred 10 The Commit.
lee oo interpretations:
Also, the petition Of suudry citizens oi
Abbevillc District, praying Tor The ap.
poin,ment of another place Of Elcciioh
which was referred To the Committee or
Privileges ard Elections,
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GEsLAEURE

House Of Representatives,. Dec, 2.
aIr. Gavin presented the Petition Of
aaadry ~shizeus Of Collector District, pray
ing that the practitioners OF the Thomp-
sonisu System of Medicine, may be al.
lowed TO collect charges for Medical a.
tendance; which was referred 10 ,he CoG,-
miuec on Grievances.
Mr. Suo,her presented the, Petition OF
sundfy citizens of Fairfield District, pray
Ing that persons practising Medicine. nn-
der the Fhompsouiau System, may nc
allowed TO collect BY Law, I'm seasonahle
compensation for their services; which
was also referred TO the C6mrniree on
Grievances.
Mr.. E. G. Palmer presented the Mernas
rial Of the Siate Agricultural Society,
praying Legislative aid ; which was re-
terTed TO the Committee ON Asricul'ure.
Mr.. Barton presented tbs P%eii,iuu Of
sundry citizens Of Pendlelon. praying for
n simplidcation Of the laws OF this State;
which was referred to the Committee on
tho Judiciary.
Dir Young Davis, from tsc Committee
appointed 10 cpuEi5 tho balselssssaissn for
erss.---cssaGfEs EseEpGfeE sa@T
Mr.. Meet2e Is elected for~L Lexington, Sir.
Creswell for Anderson. Mr.. Murrhison FIR
Orangeburg, Mr.. Aldrich for Barnwell,
Mr.. WALLACE for Union. MIR. Arthur for
Richlaud, Mr.. Hcmphill for Chester. Mr..
Coleman for williamsburg, aud Mr..
Coachmau for Georgetown.
Mr.. Dickinson, from the Committee APP
pointed to count the ballots given for
Commissioner in Equity for Abbcvillc
District. Reported ,ba, Il. a. Jones l.ml
:%cr"ivcc a minority, and is consequently
elected.
In Senate, Dec.
The Pres;deuI lad helnre The Senate
the Pillow III. communication:
Fogr HILL, 10Th Nov. 1912.
To me Senate:
Ii Is NY intention Ia retire from the Sr-
nate al the close Of the present Congress:
and. as it Is the policy uf the State 10 fiji
The place al Senator IN advance to guar!
against tie contingency at II vacancy. in
order tina, the Legislature mn, have The
opportunity Of '."in: 81 in my case. ! here
with resign my place of Senator in Cou
grcss, To TAX. effect on the FORTH Of March
next.
avail myself Of The occasion 10 express
my PROFOUND gratitude To the Legislature
aud The people oil The State. Tor The many
marks ol c"niid.nre ] have received from
them. aud for their firm. INV a%vcTias sup
port in The many trying scenes ),!ir"uci,
which 1t has been my l"r to pass. III the
long period OF ih!rty-onc Hea.s in The Sc
nate OF the Union.
That the State may long retain her
high standing W the Union, and that the
Union itself, with nui free. aud happy. aud
glorious institutions. MA be transmitted
TO the la,es, generation. shall. To my las,
breath, ever be my ardent PRAYER.
With the highest respect,
am. &c.
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<H SSH6tS. o'
ave notice, thai OH The
The Bill to provide for
The Free Schools, he
ing amendment
hat from and after the
all appropriations for
be made on The basis Of
IN the several Districts
lis State. so he appor-
committee of both llou-
re. at each session.
Representatives sent TO
further to prevent Re-
LIQUORS without "A Ii.
, 1842-10-01

Gen. ScoTr AND Mn. CLAY.-Fron
the tone of the following letter writer
by Gen. Scott to a friend in Ohio, it vii
be seen that the General is not disposed
to regard Mr.. Clay as the Wing candi'
date for the Presidency, unless he shall
be regularly nominated by a Wing Ma.
tional Convention.
WASHINGTON, Sept. ), 1912.
Dear Sir:-I have not forgotten The
warm shake Of the hand you gave me il
the Pennsylvania Avenue some time ago
and thank you sincerely for the cordia.
letter Just received.
am hot a candidate for the Presiden-
cy or the Vice Presidency, and can know
io one as a candidate for either place un-
Ill u National Convention shall have spo-
ken. Indeed, in the present state Of
parties, deem it utterly unsafe for the
Wigs 10 place a candidate before the
people without 4 regular nomination.
| have been, in many indirect ways,
within seven months, operated upon
with u view 10 induce me 10 consent TO be
named for the Vice Presidency, on the
ticket ola very distinguished Statesman.
| have inv rilbly answered, that | had
neither claims nor professions either 10
the Pre>i lcncy or Vice Presidency; that
| was quite Indifferent TO the first, and
that nothing could induce me to think of
the second place; but if nominated by Il
regular National Convention for the
Presidency, that should certainly ac-
the houor, fl got not a vote in the
Union. or course, with such nominal
, 1842-10-01
Look mt this,

4 I'll. prr>''> inirttri i'tne Under,
"A >Iunrd. ether By nnlr ur book
account. f"r z "olS sold las, year. are
requested 10 come forward and make
PAYMENT. IL lrIu,lltion of It least
half their indrhIe inesS, and those
whose notes were gwen TOR goods Snld
IN the years 1889. and 1910, are here.
l,v Notified tn il they d" not MAKE,
pigment within Il gerry short Time.
their notes will he SUED up N. with
OUT partlalltv. favour. "r aiirc,inn.
l.. n. BRYSON. & Go.
=. 5. We will receive WHEAT,
1t The highest mrrket price, IN pay.
mnnt of debts OF for Goods, or will re.
crive IL for Shipment. on account uI
The owner ii wo!f red.
]. N. b. & Co.
Louisiana. July IS. 1912. So.
, 1842-10-01
City Scrip.

The Bulletin OF the 2t!h says: We ~o'scrvs
In the New Era Of last evening an advertise.
meat Of Z. Simpson. Comptroller of thu CITY
Treasury, offering for sale very valu lie prog.
erty in the city, for city scrip at par. The 20.
slt'on that Mr.. Simpson occupies certainly
gives him an opportunity Of k~rowing the true
value ofeity money. and his stat. mcnls, which
we subjnin IN ny have the effect Of raising IFS
value. provided any thing can have ,l,s, eff.c..
other lh,n thu taking of mnasur,stn NIKE il
convertible into specie at The will of the hol-
der. Mr.. Simpson So 8:
Some months ago. when the parer Of the
Bank OF Illinois formed III, only circulation
the Merchant had 10 pny sour % PEE cent for.
Eastern Exchange! That paper wen, cut O.
circulation and the City and County Scrip he
came the only circuli!ion. and tho cry vas
we must have a circulation. give ia more
Scrip. The last City Colucil, fISii1 scducrd
BY this demand for CITY scrip. ordered an i'm
mense amount Of public Work. in tins they
acted unwisely, but the evil cannot now be
remedied: the contracts ale nearly completed
and nearly paid for. There arc about $3.50.
O00 OF city scrp in circulation, distributed
over Illinois and issonri, and il would have
remained in good repute, bu' for s,mpathisirg |
friends and interested individuals, many of
whom are indebted TO the CITY for taxes, ticen.
ses, &c. The revenue Of the CITY, estimated
this year at $4,000. will p~robably next year
reach Sl75,000. There are this moment, ex-
elusive, oflicenses, wharf, a &c, daily ~accru.
i7g, in The hands of the City Col 'cior and
CITY Counsellor. Claims for taxes, and interest
on Commons 500 600, which # nct paid in a
few days will coerced by su'es Of the property
of the debtors
, 1842-10-01
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

n EATHER, Boots. and Shoes. for sale by
IL r d. Brewinzton. at the lanyard at
Scotrs Spring. Those who wish the above
articles can purchase them cheap for cash,
wheat, good hides, tallow or bees wax.
At the same time I wish 10 notify tnose who
are indebted to me to como Onward and pay
their notes and accounts immediately, or
thew will be placed in the hands OF others for
collection. I have no dispn, ition 10 Iush any
person these times--bnt o.c money that
mus, be paid. and INV only prospect I" pay my
debts is by collecting money from others.
r. u BREWINGTON.
Scotrs Spring. Sept. 9Th, 1912. 3~46
, 1842-10-01
BA N X X rs.
District Court of the u. States ia a

District Court of the U. States, 74.-ass
For the District Of Missouri.
In the matter Of Samuel w. Rurk, n
the 9th day of July 1912. SamueI W. Bo,L.
filed his petition i" the District Cou,t, g,
the benefit of the Bankrupt law; whe,..
upon, it is ordered, that the 9Th da, :,
Sept next be Sc; for the hearing said net;
ton in said Court, at the City of Jeferso.
when and where all interested may attend
and show cause, if any they have. whv
The prayer Of the petitioner sh.uld mo-, =.
granted
rr'tr, JASON HARRISON, Clerk.
s. BucxSER, Sol.
August. 9Th fs42 a--hn-'
, 1842-10-01

Our readers will find in another col
m a letter from the Hon. ]. c. Ed
wards, one Of orr Representatives in Con-
eress, in answer 10 4 letter of II. @. Ed
wards Esq, of this place, soliciting in
formation in relation TO the establish
ment of government agents in this state,
for the purchase of wafer r2.ted Hemp,
for the use of the Navy. Ii appears that
but n agent has as yet been appoint
ed; but the fact hat the cultivation o.
hemp is beginning TO receive the undi-
vided attention Of a large portion of the
most wealthy and enterprising farmers,
throughout the state, renders it quite
probable tina. there will be deppts and in
spections established at different points
on the western waters. We have every
facility, and consequently every induce
ment to go extensively into the c%ultiva-
ton of hemp, that ally other state or
country can offer.
The editor of the Western Nissonrian
says, that in comparing a sample 0 fRuS-
sian Hemp left with him by the cavern
ment agent, with a sample of Missouri
growth, he found it not only longer, but
the lint of finer texture and of greater
strength.
, 1842-10-01

Pass IT RoUsD.-"Indignantly frown
upon the first dawning of every attempt
to ALLEVIATE any portion of our country
from the rest" was the sage advice of
Washington. Pass round the sentiment,
and with it, blessings upon the memo
~ of its author.