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THE subscribers feeling grateful for the
IL liberal patronage oftheir friends, would
most cheerfully repay their kindness by sell
ling them few
oWOre Goods,
Cat very small advance from cost) selected
with great care and bought at low prices,
among which are
Blue black. invisible green, olive, brown,
adelaide and rilcmens' mixed Broadcloths (;
Cassmeres and Satinets Of all qualities and
prices; Paris Cord, Gambroons: Linen and
Cotton Drillings, and variety of goods for
summer wear; light and dark Vestings;--
Scarfs, Stocks and Cravats; Mousin de
LANES. Ginghams, Bombazines. Calicoes.
Printed Lawns; Cambrick Muslin, Figured
Lace, Edgings and Insertings; Silesia, Nam
keens, Brown Holland, Irish Linens; Linen
Table Cloths and Spreads; Knitting Cotton,
Carpet Yarn and Warp; Gloves, Hosiery,
&c. &c. GARRETT 4 BALDWIN,.
Litchfield, May, lS43. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
THE PLEASA NT'EST, CHEA PEST
AND BEST IN THE WORLD

&SlX years of extensive use, and the consumption
ta,ion far above every other preparation. The de-
mand is constantly increasing and agencies are be-
ing established in every inhabited part of the world
are then forgotten, Sherman's Lozenges admitted
into use with increasing reputation as standard rem
plies
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
q. HI. HOLLIsTER,

HAvING opened an Office for the prac..
HI tice of Law in Litchfield in the second
story of the building occupied as an office
by Doct. J. G. Bcckwith, respectfully offers
his professional services to his friends and
the public.
Litchfield, August %, l643. ID
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

Officers of the Company.
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
William Beebe, George C Woodruff.
Oliver Goodwin, VIM. II. Thompson,
Josiah G. Beckwith, David C. Sanford,
Jason Whiting, Richard Smith,
.'s" Israel Coe.
Agents for the Company.
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington,
David c. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent,
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg. Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen.
William NJ. Burial, Canaan,
Daniel s. Clapp, Salisbury,
5 Aagpi newe Royce & Norfolk,
Roger ii. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torrington,
Lewis Smith, lIarwinton,
Calvin r. Butler, Plymouth.
5ohn c. Amber, Bethlem,
Loman w. Cutler, Watertown,
james Judson, Jr. Woodbury.,
c David c: v W;hI,i'tlesey & }New Preston,
George P. Talmndgc, Warren. .
Persons wishing to get their Buildings To.
sured can apply to either of the Agents, or TO
the Secretary. ..2
WILLIAM DEEsE, President.
e+liif Z JASON WHITlNG, Secretorv.
INDIA RUBBER OVER, SHOES Mems. Ladies
Il and Misses Sizes both figured and plain Mt
Oct. II. til". +. PHELpS'.
DURE Alpaca Lustres for saleby
II II 1e F.PHELrs.
ORLEANS CLOTH for saleby
~ UIt li +. PHELPs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
CHILDREN DIE ERON WORMS.

CHILDREN DIE FROM WORMS,
after months n great suffering, when box of Sher.
mans Worm Lozenges would have cured them, and
saved their lives. Many thus afflicted, and are
doctored for something else, without The least relief
Even adults are thus troubled, and very common ly
too.
The Halr Orphan Asylum in New York, has used
Shernans Lozenges for Worms, in hundreds of ca
ses, and they never have failed to bring away the
worms and cure the children; they have also used
Shernan's Cough Lozengcs, for coughs. whooping
cough Group, and most diseases Of the lungs. with
the greatest bcnef, and Shcrman's Poor Man Pas.
ters for pain weakness in the sde back, or breast
and rheumatism.
The Hon. B, B. Beards1en saved the life of one OF
his children by one box of these Worm Lozenges.
Capt. Coffin, Of Nantucket saved the life Of his lit
tie boy, by only two doses; he wasted to skel-
eon, and the doctors knew not what was the matter.
The where these Lozenees have cured are tru-
" Surprising and wonderful They the only in.
faible Notwithstanding medicine ever discovered
Near one million and half Of boxes are sold in one
year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

DARAMETTA.-A new article, and fine sub
IL sttnte for French Merinos, &c. and much less
expensive, at F. PuELFs,
Oct, 8, 10
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For more particular Information relative
to the state and condition of the above and
all the property vested in us for the afore-
said purpose, application may be made to
VIM. P. Burial, Esq, the President of said
Corporation, at his Office in said Bridgeport.
Bridgeport, Sept. 80, 1e43.
LEMAN CHURCH,
CHAS. H. POND,
10 Commissioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
THE FOLLOWING TESTIMONY OF ITS
GOOD EFFECTS is OFFERED

TO The PUBLIC:
From the Pittsburgh Advocate. March ii, lSlO:
of this medicine in family, and find 1t is very eff
cient for the purpose for w ich it is designed. The
high character of the propretors is sufficient guar
antee that it contains no hurttul ingredients.
The following from respectable citizens Of Pitts
burg, where the article is prepared. are respectfully
submitted.
do certify. that gave vial Of B, A Fahnestock S
Vermfuge to my son, aged nearly four years, after
which he discharged three hundred and serenity fro
soorns within the space Of twenty four hours. do
therefore recommend this medicine to the public, as
N'' WV '''~' 'N'' ~ WILLIAM MoRRiBON.
Pittsburgh Feb a5M lsi3
certify that I gave B. A Fahneslock,s. verm,
fuge child of mine, four years OF age, which had
been very puny for about yenr. Ii brought away
worms nearly foot in length, and restored the child
TO perfec, health. ALEXANDER ERGTTER.
Fairvieu. AHegaay Co. Pa. February %. ls4S.
Mr.. b. A. FAHNESTocK
This is TO certify that gave one child Of mine
seaspoonful OF Your Vermifuge, and to another two
teaspoonfnls, after which discharged thrty-tlve,
and the other forty five worms some OF them more
than foot in length and upwerds OF twenty OF them
were two feet long. can recommend 1t TO the pub
lie as o safe and sure remedy for worms.
DAVID HAMILTON.
Mr.. Hamilton informs us that he opened one OF the
largest worms and found it filled with small ones,
this accounts for the rapidty with which they some-
times increase. He further states that he has no
doubt that the vermuge the means OF saving the
.... Buffalo, Dec. S, 1912.
Mr.. C.. c. BRISTOL:
Sir-I certify that administered bottle OF IA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD NOTICE


ished on -sonable terms. l20mT
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD NOTICE.
VINHE General Assembly at its May scss-
Il ion, 1913, passed an act in relation to the
Housatonic Rail Road Company, and a.
mong it's provisions, is one in the following
words: "Sec. 3. Be it further enacted, that
IN case said stock in said Company is not
disposed of prior to said first day OF Sep
TENDER as hereinbefore provided, and said
Company shall not at that time have re-
deemed the entire amount of certified paper
issued by the company or provided for the
same to the satisfaction of the holders there
of, it shall be the duty of the Commission
ers on said road to sell for cash on or be-
fore the first day of December next, the
whole of the property vested in them for the
redemption of said certified paper, or so
much thereof as shall be necessary to re-
deem the same agreeably to the provisions
of the act now in force relating to saic Hou-
satonic Rail Road Co., and shall forthwith
apply the ayails to the redemption Of said
paper"
fhc said Corporation having failed to
pay, or provide for the payment of sain
paper in pursuance of the requirements Of
said act, we will sell in accordance with the
aforesaid provision of said section thereof,
at public vendue, so much of said property
as Shall be necessary to redeem said paper,
and said sale will commence at the office
of said Company in Bridgeport on the 18th
day of November next at one O'Clock in the
afternoon and continue until the same is
completed.
The property thus vested in us is the
whole stock franchise, and income of said
company, together with all its real and per-
sonal estate, and in the construction OF its
road and purchase of its machinery the fol-
lowing sums have been expended.
For Right of Way, 54757 O7
Grading g. Superstructurc, 966,522 "a
Turn Tables, l,493 Ga
Engine House, 4,43O %
Construction of Depot, 9,OO3 SO
Real Estate, 1860 80
Cars and Engines, 76,lSO IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

For cough, colds consumption, whoopng cough
tightness OF the chest or lungs, tickling in the throat
hoarseness asthma, and cough attending measles,
not only the peasantest, hut the most eficac
medicine that can he used They allay all rritation
promote expectoratlon, and act as healthy balm to
the lungs.
Jonathan Ho,cart Esq. the great Temperance Lee
tnror, was supposed to he the bring Of the grave
with consumption, brought on bv sleeping in damp
sheets; nothing gave him relief till he tried Shermans
Cough LoZenges-twO boxes cured him. The Rev.
Darius Anthony, of the Oneida Conference, the Rev
Sebastian Sreeter. OF Boston. and hundreds of others,
have been in like manner snached from the grave.
The Rec. Mr.. Dunbar, OF the McDougal street
church, was cured of distressing cough in one day
by these Luzenges; and so announced to his congre
after one OF his disconrses.
Lenord Rogers. ESQ., aged &c years. a Revolution
airy hero of two wars, has been cured OF consump-
tive cough, by Sherman's Loxenges
SHERMAN'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
Only I2l-2 cents, and warranted better than all
other Plasters, for cnrng rheumatsm urnbago, pain
or weakness in the side, breast back or any part of
the body; worn on the lower part of tee spine they
the piles; the small Of the back, falling of
back, fallen of the womb and kidney affections, a
small piece applied to draws them out bv the
roots in abou, two days These the cheapest and
hes, plasters in the world. Many persons would not
be without them for as many dollars as they cost
cents.
General Depo, 4. Agency for the above remedies,
at sS6 Nam St; Hartford: where they can be had
should address G. R. PHELPS. 226 Main st. Hart
ford. the only agent for New England States.
Eos sale also by
Saml Buel and r. M. Woodruff Litchfield; Hiram
Webster, Burlington; T. Kellogg Harwinton; Hem
derson 4 Go New Hartford; Nathl Smith Torring-
Miles & Co Goshen; Jno R. Harrison Cornwall
Reed & Lewis Sharon; John Franklin Canaan;
Sperry & Tomlinson New Preston; Luke A: Hayes
worth g. Son Waterbury; A A GridIey WATERFOWL;
Seth Thomas & Son Plymouth VIM. Lawrence &
Co Norfolk; Lawrence and Phelps Colebrook Cliff !
ton Mills Co Winsted; and by Agents in every town
in the State. 6mI2 |
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

..-. -. Buffalo, Dec. S, 1919.
Mr.. C. C. BRrsroI
Sir-I certify that I administered bottle Of Fa.
hnestocks VeFmfuge purchased at your store TO my
boy, two years old, and he passed over 50 worms,
Litch6eld Co,
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
DAGUERREOTYPE
p O r r r "A z s ,

VNAKEN in the most perfect manner with
L or without colors by A. b. DooIistle
Plymouth Centre. Full instructions in the
art given and Apparatus and materials furn-
ished on ea-sonable terms. l26m*
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

Palpataon Of The heart, 'owness of sprits.and des
pondency, are Immediately relieved by Sherman's
Camphor Lozengcs Persons travelling or attending
crowded parties, will find them to relieve all fatigue
and give buoyancy TO the spirits Aer nights dis
spation they dspe all those unpleasant sensation
usually following the too free liver. Temperance
people will End them soothing to the disturbed nerves
Of their converts The most distressing head
ache Yields to these Lozenges in less than ten min
utes. The over fagued mind or body cannot find so
great relief from any other article.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26

$3377, I3
The above were all paid promptly TO the
satisfaction of ali concerned. The expense
for insuring in this Company exclusive of
the price OF Policy on Dwellings that arc
detached has been but 8 cents on 800 per
annum the Company have now sufficient
funds to meet any ordinary loss that may
occur, without resorting to the pledged
funds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1843-10-26
VARIETY STORE.

Litchfield, May II, 1913.
Lexington union. (Lexington, Miss.) 1838-18??, 1843-06-10
Trust Sale
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY

OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
WRY virture Of Deed of Trust exc
ED cuted to me by VIM. G.. Stokes,
for certain purposes therein specified, |
shall on Monday, the Goth da = of Novem-
Der next, proceed to sell at public cutlery,
to the highest bidder for cash, in the town
of Lexington, the following negroes, to
wit:--Bob, aged about "a years; Foun
tam, about Is years; and Moses, ABOUT
IL years, all slaves for life. Also the
following lands, lying in the county of
Holmes, vfz:--the southwest quarter and
west half of southeast quarter and east
half OF northeast quarter, section s, town
ship l6, range 3 east; also, the west half
southeast quarter, sections, township Is.
range 3 east; containing four hundred
acres more or less; Of the best quality of
Funnegusha lands. | will convey only
such title as is vested in me as Trustee;
but the same is believed to be indisputa-
BILE.
WALKER BROOKE, Trustee.
May 20, ls43. 10 tbs.
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path OF life is the path of Joy and sorrow.
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will attend you even to the confines of e
ternity. So mote it be!
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