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Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
PRICES REDUCED, AND CASH PAYMENTS.
r. B. MERRiRaAN,
d N tt s. T,

ID ESPECTFULLY invites your attention
N to his highly improved and unerring
method Of inserting .-s....~
Stoekton'S Mineral lncOrFuptible Teeth,
from single tooth to a full set, combining
fort and symmetry, without pain in the op-
Grafton.
! Teeth cleaned and plugged with gold and
ether metallic substances, so as entirely to
arrest decay. Children's teeth regulated.
The subscriber will remain constantly at
his Office, 9Th building north Of the Bank,
Litchfield, where those who desire his sesvi.
ces, are requested to call and examine bis
assortment Of Teeth for themselves. pAll
work warranted.
Gold Plugs, Is cts. Pivot Teeth 81 7t
Teeth cleaned, SO " Plate Teeth, 80
Full Sets on either jaw, each, $50.
Tooth Powders and Brushes for sale.
LNchiield, Feb. 1874. S9t
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
n. r. ENSIGN

TTAS received large assortment OF such
II GOOnS 90 are usually kept In . coun'
trv Store, which he will sell for CAsE OF
RxApr Par lowee than can BE- bought else.
where ia this vicinity. Az he does business
strictly upon the Ready PGy System, he cSH
and 0iN sell goods Uery much cheaper than
those who give credit. go.
Almost every thing taken in exchange for
Goods except book accounts.
Wolcottville, Nov. IL, 1884, H29
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28

Warren Institute.
THE Fall Term Of IA weeks conmen-
4 ces on the 26Gh day Of August. For
terms apply TO J. G. HOWARD. Principal.
Warren. Aug. 16lA. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
LTTCHFIELD MUTUAL FIRE lNSUR.

THIS Company has been in operation
= Ten Years ending July Sd. 1913.
The whole number Of policies which -
A% ns~S S 81 Pr ',DsSS Insured o4s
The number Of policies issued tho 6rst a..
tiye years, 0i@
The amount Of property insured do. S50n,S0
The amount OF premium paid IN DO. SSSSad
The amount OF premium charged do. 1O%6l,SS
On the Expiration Of those policies the
premium charged was relinquished. Hf
The number Of policies issued last i've
TIE Ss: aSoun, Of property insured do sso
The amount OF premium paid IN DO. Ny1s1O
The amount OF premium charged do. l05O0,M
The whole amount of cash premium
r5si ss1s i; received on Loans. sz q
574as,ii
The whole amount oflossesis SS77,S3 1
To amount paidto agents, and for
Insurance Plates, Books and
Stationeryis 60l,05-S970,S 80
leaving balancein the Treasury Of e3l57,73
Add to the above the premium char aqs f. :. 3
ged on the Books the last five years ~
which can be collected ifrequired is 16S05,24
Present Capital or funds of the Company
from which future losses are to be
paid, l99ee,S
List Of Losses.
cla,hers Shop. TOTAL al o"''' A'"'"'" slss,oo
1888. af!-
Marcbs; Israel coe, Torringtona Dwelling :. -.
Saw MN, Total. -',' :. y $4,000
Partial. 5000
April 10. s. & J.. stlson, New Milford,
Grist Mill Total 51 100000
June 90. Philo Chase, Liteh6eld, Dwelling,
P Peri 500
Jan. IT, A. P. Gibbs, Harwnton, Barn, Total. 10000
Feb y. 6. s. Church, Torrington, Dwelling, ..o
Mary A. Peck, Sharon, Store. Par. 80.
- Sheds, Total '''"' ~''" 5000
April s. BENJAMIN Tompkins. Kent, Dwell :. ..
liz, Partial, '# ss.ss
June 20. &C. Howard, Warren, Barn and
Sheds Teal. >- 5000
H Sss1,is
The above were all paid promptly 10 the
satisfaction of ali concerned. The expense
for insuring in this Company exclusive Of
the price Of Policy on Dwellings that are
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.
Officers of the Company
WILLIAM BEEBE, President,
OLIVER GOODWIN, Treasurer,
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Directors.
William Beebe, origen s, Seymour,
Oliver Goodwin, VIM. H. Thompson,
Josiah G. Beckwith, David C. Sanford,
Jason Whiting, Leman w. Cutler,
a.. George D. Wadhams.
a8. >. Agents for the Company.
Daniel b. Brinsmade, Washington,
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
| Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent, r.
Richard Smith, Sharon, .
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, G shen.
William Nj. Burial, Canaan,
| Daniel 8. Clapp, Salisbury,
Augustus osgT ns.. Royce & Norfolk,
Roger H. Mills, New Hartford,
George D. Wadhams, Torrington,
! Lewis Smith, Harwinton,
| Calvin r. Butler, Plymouth.
John C. Amber, Bethlem,
Leman w. Cutler, WATERFOWL, ..u.
John Abernethy, Woodbury., ., .
David G. Whittlesey, New Preston,
George P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing 10 get their Buildings In.
sured can apply to either Of the Agents, or TO
the Secretary. sss.. rs In IDS
WILLIAM BEEBE, President. o.. -
JASON WHITING, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
Geese Feathers.

THE Subscribers have made arrange.
ments to keepa constant supply of a first
rate article Of Geese EeAthers-selec.
yea ana packed with great care by ourselves
In packages from 90 10 5Olbs.; and will fir.
nish at all times any quantity from 90 10 1000
lbs. OF a quantity they will warrant to be MS
good rs the best, at as low prices as can be
purchased ofeQual quality 10 the state.
8. & L. HURLBUT.
xsseaesssr. lSz4. ~ lyS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28

ENRiNGES, GIMPSs &, GIMP CORD, COAT.
= over coat y boot cords, coat over coat bind.
mgs' buttons, silk. twist, &c, q
GLOVES. the same styIe a Kid Glove that ~
heretofore given such safisiaction sim ccnsipl
Ssn ~ tNOv 1871 XIV r PAx&SP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28

CONSUMPTION OF THE LUNGS,
:, The best medicine known to man for inSipiehs
Gonsamp.lon Asthma of every stage, Bleeding lhs
lungs Coughs. Colds, Liver Complaints, aI1 Il d.
I NATURES OWN PRESCRIPTION.
,, a compound Ralsamic preparation Of the 4. ssss
Y. xy"g,n,ana or Wild Chery Bari, = eombinsd with
the Extract If Tar prepared by new chemical BRO.
cess approved and recommended By the most dissin.
Eeished physicians, and universally ackHoMledeed
ne most valuable medicine ever discovered. 800
NO ,QUAKERY!!! NO DECEPTION.
BY this medicine are IL sUsrv ysspses. TkliE' e.
careful And get the genuine I" On. Wss9AR's BAle
abroad 4 a - kfsENgS s'''s 1's ~
Samuel Buell., Litchfield: Wauzsa A. yv.lson
Sew Milford A.. A. Gridley, WATERFOWL; RoSsFs
pull, salisbury, D. Gould. Sharon Griswold Hum.
phrey, " canaan; Chas. Edwards. Kent. ~ g
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28

CARTS y CRAvATS Of almost every descr;p.
~ duas ~ taiH " INSt! tai r. PHELPS
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
Drugs and Medicines,

OFFERS for sale a complete
~ assortment ofthe above arti-
Giles, in quantities to suit the pur-
chaser, on asgood terms as they
Litchfield enquirer., 1844-11-28
TO LIVE OR DIE !!
THAT IS THE QUESTION.

TTPON the selection Of proper medicines for the
" various diseased" Hesh is heir to- life and death
in many cases depend. The experience of many
sands Of persons in this country and abroad, have
stamped with the seal Of isfauibity the vegetable
medicines Of DR.. PETERS, in all the complains
they ore designed to relieve. First in the list Of
these unrivalled preparations come -. - N. ..,
PETERS,, VEGETABLE PILLS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
Tut>rfI.s s,I.T.

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a at usssnhcf ls&t. anc the sesidl. ca thr asa
IA 81 Nasemhes $50. ihs deferred rsymsais to
b enthusiastically ssenrea.
1hs iltls y heheses to be ansae.sses.sle but
ssilfHs AZ ffusfes J nnAeftst. snls 20 Convey
sach Tito as IS Fe.iea n ne b. .sA eesa
AMT DANiff. lANR TrN.fts
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

"Hf WILL VOC DKf.AYa-Apx re,
w the -sts unhesiisf weather 10 As !.
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Sos that taaFas4 gsasa . extf4l. Sesfh - ~
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pxftodf
THIN Why WILL You DELAY
Fraeuuag tsfas 10 20 s<4ssu ana .fs..s
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% hi~h ssen ieftntnstss - foashias -srrsbt
safsness Of the fsfyat ,ns aanammai.oa on IA
Ma ca Atmhfane of tie Tfomrhi = pssessa.s
sha ihs Lanss fcssefes en-a 80 4isea.x fka.
grfsass szasf hssnssis.s 50 Fforrasfwsatr sas.E
dt@fA iaass - 81 Nstr aesr. ~heo stii ihef Aesta
g. =. e.suerfane asoai fhe4s Aeaish. -kea "a 81
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colo isse tinsif ~atalag sae zss ~ 81 4 A.
soon as posshir.
Iif pHnesh's Frseetsf.ni Rsaa.Sf .sseS,
eefsffe NJ pusitc. t~st~e b. tt8ssanA. al All,
used - almost even fAmA4 taf9aSAoal sse Z.
iefesi sistes iof diseases Of
1iiL Ctit-sT AND II Ntss
The tssi tu .aaf sci. ~ -. ritr a. =. - "a
- tnsny F-~fsans $40 csens hack kud .Afaan =
u TIE haH DOS an e~stle. sa~,rs-nt .,sArsrv
Of - ~saaesgsi ssAesrY
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~ - Nhss3inz
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

DAR.AiNs-1hs nfssslsssfs. "a.
- he.a". AsisAsli .ni IL i-.s.t ,,.,..,.., a.,
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hoin ssrF ie~ f-f r-sA 49,
ass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

MTIfffA SIT NffH =
=. Y=#= As.hus4 p aszs
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
ANlIItAIA>IHoPIfY.

ruAtERoN TkUNk IuNAn
4 q FdRCnitn. 10, an haoa fsaa 80.
saft meat RI Hafcbsf fssr ~ Sifrsr
Sssertara - ss8f -hseh ht aaefs as
- eA>h ia stask c@nsasls " aho 1a44os ms
sHH e. In PAN
God asathed lever watches
tsslt Anehet snraaf uasnt letot Haiaas.
tssac etAc l.-p.as Nsteaes,
- Asf rssr leasf -.
~Hses Go lrHiHe %.
NHsrf 10 srfar
Gid Gesfe Chaln, and ker,
tsala bob d. do
oo.s mSantea 08satal Topst Bressi pas.
% kmsihr.sf stcnr CO
ntsHalsn do Go
&C rses Festnslee Bfes., PM
God mounted 1eft 90
Go.e t.ocsel.. said Sssp. .na Tsn.- Gold
hnFcffurs II 81 na. Gok sne .l.ei ffa NJ
,ra1tschs GEO and H.u nrantl.ts sold
f~asf esf faaes SILVER ard t.efmsu Silver
1hImbis, HssJ riu, and H,a ofn4ussags
Cold. slii. fesil sna LIT ShF. S5saa
ClfTiFNf
2 and Blk6f Parkci kunss.
kenFert shrss AM scssaft
klhuttf ga.os
Hsi bft shes Gi.fhes hfushfs Toafs hrnshs..
hai bfsfaes GaHe bfashcs. SeassaE bfHshes
sna Natch hfs.hs.
HailAe. rssaifsa. and ,istr ,peess sf al
Aiz IL sscef 70 rrdsr
TIE above guefs re So b. fennd a. iFs Vain
street reaf.' opposite tss Ma saia U4tek.
az .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

WI l7tftplNCS 81 Aaaat ol.s.r,. A.,
''flasasa 40 hsi - >.aias Pa.s, -
'aN fe saf tsa.t NtllDRS. ies 10
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
N1,soNIC HALL rpR SALE

VI hANfERf--Fus.aatft ~ a e.etss sasAs
- fhr circuit sunsIsof r sari ~ ,n6 Gksa-
eeff "a Ohio cnuaty en lhe ffh esy 4 re.fa-
:, At - tn .'ast ~ chsnrefr peatsnr thsfetn
b. "a ~ JeA q sstarN sal ia edAia4tfr afur
sns hatfa e. Narchs HTlsaH. sftfas-d. snHe-
pasias-fs. and ia ST. "a C5smras snd ssAsr.
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~ Thin eonntf, 81 al tnhisr sartfan fhs hss
nanbriec ihfrs ) ~ thr tenth .xnsss n tAs
eiif 81 hhst'inE IN ssIs roa-fy ~4fh me m.
sfaFsfnsuis md snnuflrasrrss
TYR Ms nF sAt.F-Ths ,a'ehss. rros-, 20
he tsid ~ i'su' equal insiRl meats m oae. TO
ihfer and fauf VA, rsspersissls from ne "a,
- sass -rach iusfslsatHs hesnas interest ffura
lhai sas 49, e. he strurtd b, aond anA sroa
'~eHiiif aud the iitle 20 be rctAinca sss larfksf
sersrif unul payment n iuH
ISAAC " MITCHELL.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16

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- Assss - Hafs2s=a#s 1sss fatft TIT
iss a~sn1a ssssk = -
-.s.a4 ssss @hfft rffHsf $3.50
0t zA--.. = e Iss Asaeazs. &egssf >
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- - ssAss. $50 - ssHt $50
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49,. = assfsfs AsRlfh. HfFf -
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a - = renah e vsf q a 1850
80 ssrefs faas = - ffsf sfsassa=
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49,. I'D is.sfa .ersftshpa - rtss' "Nffs -
rshss snssr. $40 tsfre - -
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t.-'...s g. rsssss -, tkfe e sssA
A"h"' a'a.eaNo .. 1lig trNss
..4...A.hh. 10. seesss So wsss $3.50
H., Ia 4 kissa lsts = BE 49, e -
T,-.sses.ss "a 49, nsts sastefnff = =
Al orHsa N'm1N's
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49, 80 - tti.ttl,ttst - -.
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AZ. I=s.a uss4fafa = lstsasff- Wee 80
\ So tt4ss-srse - ~ - -.
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M Aafssi -. - Metsfasssss go
w.as ...a.rsstis rtstas. eftf rsthfxsss =
49,. ~ $3.50 Fsasxss.ssas ts'fts - .
s..ut snss stsss 49, 80 49, Hfsl s'ssast =
h.tr.sxf As~. aHssts - - Yshis 80 -
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ffRl % iaS4 Asl-s
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- a. - - -. eA.fann -
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tA = -. - - s....as.., II f,..~.sff.
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= 6ss@ 49,
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fnsasfe ssn9kstAans est 80 s@,a'ssN 49,
~ so safss q ssihrns 81 f-fa1 tts''
s,snasns - Ss'ns Nestes = ~ ".sesssee
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-03-16
III NfIE

VII si'srf'Fa haafas fafrs.seS - LIN
L BIZ YARD - A.sa .atssf s.at ne ls.ss.
i''faff' afoasa~d ~ Nrlesh A Re- te.f.4rsfsll,
stHm fhs raAtr fsat 49, are rs- .s.~i tr.x,
= iafas.s ~ .,aa. ei PINE LuMnrk 20 IA. ,s.,
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fhns ahsrh st.i 10 rssn.as.ils .aff8 ed IN -,
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-16

Natiyissn.

In every place where the wings expect to get
votes of foreigners they affect utterly to contemn
the "Natiye American" or (Which is more APP
propria,e) Church Burning Party" with all It's
ends and aims; yet it is fact that must strike
the least obseryant foreigner, that wherever this
party has meet with any countenance or sue
cess, it has been through the aid Of the wings
Thus the recent fearful development Of the teE-
dency Of its principles in Philadelphia, 1t Is well
known, took place in a city which gives at eve
~ election a majority of from 1909 to 1000 for
the wings. In New York this party elected their
whole ticket for municipal officers, by the wings
dropping their own ticket and flying 10 the res
cue Of the Church Burners" against the Demo-
Gratis In Rhode Island the Native feeling Is
so strong among the wings that, in the constltu-
ton they lately formed for that state, they requ re
more qualifications in admitting naturalzed TO-
reigncrs to the right of suffrage than they do IN
admitting NEGROES TO that right. And now we
see that Mr.. Archer, a distinguished wing scna-
tor from Virginia, has taken upon himself the
task uf putting the bail in motion for the atlves
ia Congress. This man, already at the last ses-
sion of congress- declared himself in favor of re-
stTictng the right of becoming nutaraIized TO a
residence in the country Of twenty-one years,
and in a recent letter to the Native American
Society of New York, he pledges himself to de-
"a 1 A. -, l.. s.
if need be, TO obtain the passage of such law.
And if Clay should he elected, and the wings
should gain decided pfeponderance in both
houses of congress, what assurance is there that
such law will not be passed DO the wings
not say Clay is the embodiment of their pTinci-
pies, and whatever he uiters is their faith; and
has not Clay denounced the foreigners on our
public lands as "robbers" and "pundercrs," and
Iaborcd in the United States senate to have them
excluded from the right of prescription And it
would be going but step further TO exclude them
| from the rights of citizenship. The truth is, the
ouly security there is agains, the revival Of the
old Alien aud Sediton Laws of John Adams
federal reign, is in the success of the democratic
party, and in that there is security. The whole
democratic party stand pledged against any alter
alton Of the present naturalization laws. And let
this be borne in mind by every foreign voter. The
following resolution was unanimously adopted by
the democratic notional convention at Baltimore
as part of the democratic creed:
Resoiued, That the liberal principles embodied
| by Jefferson in the Declaration of Independence.
aud sanctioned by the constitution, which makes
ours the land of liberty aud the asylum Of the OPP
pressed of every nation, have ever been cardinal
principles in the democratic faith; and every at
tempt TO abridge the present privilege of becom-
ing citizens aud the owners of soil among US,
ought to be resisted with the same spirit which
swept the alien and sedilon laws from our sta
tute book.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-16

A deSerred streak of Fortmc.-A few
days since Mr.. James Latham, a well
known Washinglonian Of this city, re-
ceived intelligence from England Of The
death of his grandfather. and with that
intelligence, the news that he was the le-
gal heir TO a very pretty lille sum, vary
ing not far from one hundred aud thirty.
five thousand dollars, Mr.. l.. has gone
to England to take possession. We un-
derstand he will return and dwell amony
us. lie was the first signer of the Wash
ingtonlan pledge in this city. He had
stationed himself in the gallery of the
Green street Methods, church, on the
evening when Mr.. Hawkins and several
Baltimore gentlemen held the frs, Wash
lngtonan meeting here, and n, the close
of Mr.. HIS address he cried out, with
much emotion, is there any hope for
meg oh yes said Mr.. Hawkins.
you're just the man we wanl-come
down here!' Mr.. l.. did come down.
and placed his name upon the pledge,
amid great cheering. lie has adhered
faithfully to it ever since, and contributed
to the interest of the meetings by speak
ing upon the subject whenever called up
on. We are glad to hear of his good
luck, and presume he will use his fortune
to much better advantage than if it had
fallen to him before this great reforma-
ton. ~. Y. Sun.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1844-08-16

for mauy wears in Richmond Park, was
the first 10 inform me OF this curious TACT,
which has since been confirmed TO me by
another mole catcher. The clay basin
formed by the mole will sometimes con
tain nearly peck Of worms. On exam
lining them, each will be found TO have
been bitten near the head, and in such a
way tina, it is not quite deprived OF lie.
These basins appear TO be formed IN the
winter, but To have the chief supply OF
worms deposited III them during the
spring monls. Ii has been suggested to
Inc that, as the young Of the mole are We
ry tender, and require considerable
warmth. ii is not improbable that the pa
rents make this provision against The brec-
ding season, in order TO prevent the ne
cessty of their quitting them for any
length of time in search Of food. Should
this be the case, it is curious fact IN the
history of these animals.-JeSse'S Coun.
try Life.