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vi VNE bIVVD, UNUICY,
Dimness of Vision Giddness, Nervous Debility,
MERCURIAL DISEASES,
Govt, Jaundice, Bill Gus Fever, Female Complaints
Salt Rheum, Pains in the Joints, Night Sweats
ERYSGPELAS, LIVER COMPLAlNT
Flatuency, rush of blood to the head ulcers, erup
tons on the skin, and all diseases arising from an
impure stale of Blood Price of Hance's Blood Pills
% cents per box five boxes or 81. For sale by s.
8 HANCE, los Baltimore ST., and cor. of Charles &
Pratt SITS. Remember HANCE'S BLOOD PILLS.
SO pills in a boz for 25 cts. an0I
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EOHN w. WATTS, HOUSE CARPENTER
% FAYETTE ST, adjoining Assembly Rooms ial-ll
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HHANCE'S SARSAPARILLA OR BLOOD
a IL PlLLS-FIFTY PILLS IN a BOX-the
cheapest and best medicine in the world. These eel
eOraled PILLS have been entirely successful in cur
ing
DYSPEPSIA, PILES, COSTIVENESS
Cholic, Pains i'm The Stomach and Side Jndamnatory
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"AITERS.-We invite the attention oft
w ladies TO our extensive assortment of supe-
Nor and common TEA TRAYS and WATERS, -
Also, aarge variety Of rich Card Cake aud Bread
BASKETS; recently imported and for sale low at the
Furnishing Warehouse Of
JAMES CORTLAN Son, lS Baltimore-st.
APT nearly opposite the Centre Market,
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n w. WEAVER, Successor to Jacob Wea
0B ver,) UNDERTAKEN, No. 20 S. SHARP-ST
opposite the Church. nlS-6m
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EMPORTANT TO FARMERS. Wanted
u 5000 pounds of prime BUT FER weekly, the year
round, for which contracts will be taken. ANY Far
mel wishing to contract for the above article, will
address (post paid) &C, w. W." Baltimore, stating
the quantity and quality they can furnish daily or
weekly mb23if
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/ City Despatch office, corner of North and
! Baltimore sts., Jarvis Buildings.
fHe can be seen at the office at 10 and O'Clock.
jnl3
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
AMENDE HONORABLE.

"Did you say ! wasn't fit to carry swill
to swine, Mr.. Browns"
81 did, sir"
DWELL, sir, require you here. in the
nresence of these gentlemen, 10 recall
that insult, or you will have to take the
consequences"
81 am ready willingly to repair the
injury have done you"
"Well see that you do it quickly, sir. "
Brown turned round to the gentlemen,
and said:
"Gentlemen, I have done my friend
Mr.. Smith, here, the injustice to say. that
he was not fit to carry swill to swine, at
which he is very indignant. Now, gen.
,lemen, desire to recall that remark,
and do here take great pleasure in saying,
that Mr.. Smith is eminently qualified from
the important office of carrying swill to
swine! hope this apology will be salts
factory to Mr.. Smith, and his excellent
qualification will be duly appreciated"
Mr.. Smith disappeared.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

ENHE Subscribers being thankful for the lib
l. eral patronage which they have received
thepast Is years, would return their thanks for
the same I; and while thus thankful for the past
they would still solicit the continuance of their
favors, as they have made preparations to en-
large their business. They will furnish
C.qRRLqGES and WACO.vS
on more reasonable terms than any other estab-
lishment, the s'Chair painters not excepted.
If practice makes perfect you have the benefit.
Almost all kinds of Produce, Lumber, Cloth
and other property taken in part payment -
This is no fiction. Call and see. Their work
will be warranted to be good timber and work.
manship, and if the work is returned Gf it fail)
it shall be made good free of charge. Also all
kinds of repairing done at short notice.
These having unsettled accounts must attend
to the same, acithout delay.
RODGERS & PETERS.
Litchield, March 1916. AZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
MISCELLANY.
A Reauiiful Poem.

In this glorious Spring time Of the year,
,rbon ali nature is flushed with fresh life
and bursting with renewed yigor, we hail
with Measure the gay song of the returning
birds. the merry laugh of the mountain rill
and the glow of warm sunslight that fall in
grateful profusion upon the awakening ener-
eies of the earth. So, do We, in the cult
cation of those sentiments which refine and
exalt our being, participate in these revived
and glowing pictures Of the heart which
seem to take expression from the warmth
and loneliness of scenes around US. Who
has not seen the rainbow-the glorious
rainbow of heaven, and will not say with us
when reading the following poem-"hoW
beautiful 70
Tho Pain how.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
Another Wonder.

The Newark Daily Advertiser furnishes
an account of young woman living in
Middletown, Monmouth Co., Nj. who ex-
hibts certain magnetic phenomena similar
to those known among the extatlcs OF the
Roman Catholic Church, and in some re-
spects like those of the " Seeress of Prorost,"
concerning whom DR.. Koerner, a distinguish
ed physician of Germany, has given so in
teresting an account. The paper says that
the person is now seventeen years of age.
The account is derived from two clergy
men of Middletown, who have visited the
patient.
"For four years past she has been alllict'
led with some mysterious nervous disorder
which has confined her to her bed for nearly
hat whole period. At first it assumed the
lorm of st. Vitus' Dance, which was fowlloed
some time afterwards with remarkable
sensitiveness of the whole body, that made
the slightest touch very painful, until recent
ly it has taken on its present marvellous
character. She eats on an average not
more than half q craker in "a hours, and
her bowels opera tie not more than once in 4O
days-yet her face and entire body remain
full and plump, while the skin preserves the
fairness and freshness Of health"
This may be considered as belonging to
the preternatural and the physical; what
follows has relation to the supernatural and
spiritual.
"She falls into sort Of trance or cata-
lepsy, in which condition her soul passes
into the other world. Heaven is opened to
her and she is able to see and converse
With it's blessed inhabitants. They have,
The says. constant intercourse with this
world. Deceased persons become the guard
ian angels of those in whom they felt
special interest while living. She told one
Of the clergymen present at this interview,
who lived in that neighborhood, and had
lost a child a short time before, that she saw
the child's spirit looking over his shoulder
while he was engaged in prayer at GER
tain time in his study.
"The proof given that she actually had
intercourse with the unseen world is as fol-
lows:-Blood, without any wound appeared
suddenly on the forehead, and each of the
hands and feet and subsequently, ON the
posts and Intel of the door of her chamber,
the marks of which remain to this time
These things are vouched for by her mother,
who is a respectable member of the ethod-
list Chur III, and others. The gentle men re-
ferred to, say that she herself talks very
nationally on religious subjects, and they
came away favorably impressed so far as
her sincerity was concerned"
A PRAIIcAL JoKE.--EDme wag on the LIST
inst, determined to have little spoil IN his
way, wrote a marriage notice which he in
ssrted ip the Tribune, purportiag:' be the
Ess<riagc Of Professor Anthem, OF Eahis
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
The Rainbow.
BY AMELIA.

The green earth was moist with the late fallen
showers,
The breeze fluttered down and blew open the
flowers,
While single white cloud to its haven OF rest
On the white wing Of peace foated OFT IN the
west.
As threw back my tresses to catch Il e cool
breeze
That scattered the rain-drops and sprinkled the
Far up in the blue sky fair rainbow unrolled
Its soft tinted pinions Of purple and gold.
Twas born in moment, yet quick as 1t birth,
II had stretched to the u,termost ends of the
earth;
And fair as an angel, it foated as free,
With wing on the earth, and a wing on the sea-:
How calm was the ocean, how gentle its swell,
Like woman's soft bosom, it rose and 1t Tell,
While its light. sparkling waves stealing laugh
ingly DER,
When they saw the fair rainbow, knelt down On
the shore.
No sweet hymns assembled no mul1nur Of prayer,
Yet felt that the spirit of worship was there,
And bent my young head in devotion and love,
Meath the form Of the angel that foated above
low wide was the sweep of its beautiful wings
low boundless its circle! how radiant its rings
fl looked on the sky twas suspended IN air,
ri looked on the ocean, the rairbow was there
Thus forming girdle as brilliant and whole,
As the thoughts of the rainbow that circled my
soul;
Like the wing of the Deity, calmly unfurlcd.
1t bent from the cloud and encircled the world.
There are moments, think, when the spirit
receives
Whole volumes of thought on its unwrltten
leaves;
When the folds of the heart in moment en-
close,
Like the innermost leaves from the heart OF ;
And thus when the rainbow had passed from
the sky;
The thoughts it awoke were too deep to psssby
1t left my full soul like the wings of dove,
All flutteringwith pleasure, and fiutterlng with
love.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
M OETCG

m HE Subscriber has on hand, and continue
Il to manufacture, C.ARRLAG ES and
WAC G. O.WS, at his stand three fourths Of a
mile west of the Court House, which he will
sell at reduced prices for cash or approved Gre
dit; his work is made of the best of material,
and by experienced workmen. He is not I'M
der the necessity of proving before the Hon.
County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo-
pie in general-he wilt let the public judge Of
his work for themselvesl
All orders for Carriages and Wagons execu-
ted with neatness on short notice
NJ B. The subscriber has the right for hang
ing carriage and Wagon bodies on spiral springs
which are superior to elliptic springs tor bust
ness Wagons on account of lightness and dura-
bility. IS pounds of spiral spring will carry as
much weight as 200 pounds of elliptic spring,
which makes considerable difference in the
weight of Wagon. -
WILLIAM LORD.
LitchGeld, March Nth, 1916. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
NEW FIRM.

MIR, CANDLE. of the firm of Baldwin &
lNl Candee, having sold to Geo. II. Baldwin,
all his interest in the Goods and Book Accounts
of Baldwin s. .Candee, the business will be
hereafter carried on under the name and firm Of
, w. r. s. G. H.BALDWIN;
who have on hand and are constantly receiving
Dry Goods. Groceries, Croekery, Books, Sc.
w. F. BALDWIN,
G. II. BALDWIN.
Litchfeld, FEB. 1916. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
Hardware and Cutlery.
SHERMANS g. ATWATER.

l4S Chapel Street, Ne,c-Hapen, Conn. q
K EEP constantly on hand a complete
IN assortment of American, English
and German Hardware: Tools, House.
keeping articles, Agricultural imple-
ments' Saddlery, Carriage Hardware,
with almost every article in their line,
which they offer at as low prices as can
be bought in any market.
N. b. Carriage Springs and Axles.
made to order.
14S Chapel Street,
IS .Ne.D- Hduen, Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

to find them; or if you choose to have
them made to order, at fair price, he
will give you your moneys worth. No
thing shall be left undone that ought to
be done to all who may please to call.
AS for INDIA RUBBERS, the best ar.
ticle in the world may be found at his
Store. Please call and sec.
N. B. If all those patrons whose &C
counts are due. would call and pay up,
they would much oblige me. If not
must oblige them.
L. o MEAFOY,
FTstdooi East Of Court House
Litchtield, Jan.l i'46. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
Stoves Stoves! Stoves =!

SCOVcS SCOVeSs stoves =
'EsIlE Subscriber takes this method OF
- notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment of Stoves, making
1t most complete, embracing almost eve
ry desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR.
LoRs. Also great variety of
Air. Tight Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannot
be surpassed. Believing the nimble nine
pence better than the slow shilling, the
above articles will be offered the remain
der of the season (for ready pay) at con-
Siderably reduced prices, making them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FlRE-FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper. Sheet Iron, and Tin Work. in
all its variety on hand, or made to order
of the best materials and lowest prices.
MOSES MORSE.
Litch6eld, Jan. 5, 1916. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
w ESTAR5S

BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.
A Compound Balsamic Preparation from
Tar and Wild Cherry Bark.
The best remedy hno,cn to the urorM for Eme
cure of Coughs, Colds. asthma, Group, Bleed
ing ofthe Lungs. Whooping Cough, Broa-
chitis, Influenza, Shortness Of Breath,
Pain and Wenkness in the Breast
or Side, Liner Complaint, and
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
NO HDECEPTHaeNy

Not week passes away without we have to re-
cord some Of the most astonishing cures of
long continued Asthma, Incipiant Con-
sumption, Bleeding al the Lungs,
Bronchitis, Difficulty of Breathing,
and the various diseases 10
which the Lungs and
Throat ore subject
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

Messrs. ROUSE T. PRATT.
ENG thankful for favors already re-
h-D ceived, would state to the public
that no pains will be spared under their
continuance of the business, in giving
entire satisfaction to all who may see fit
to continue their favors. Satinett, Plain
Cloth, cotton and wooden Flannel manu-
featured; wool carding and cloth dress
ing done at any season of the year.
ELIJAH ROUSE,
II. NJ. PRATT.
Bantam Falls, June 10th. 1S45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
Drugs, Chemical sc.

Drugs, Chemical &c.
Sn LBS Pow'd Tart. Acid
cO 100 lbs. Sup. Cnrb. Soda
bbls, Alcohol
oil OF. Prussic Acid
Is lbs Amratto
25" Balls. Capaiva
10" Blue Pill
so" Borax
100 Burgundy Pitch
$50 " CanIphor
30 gailous Castor Oil
25 OF. Lunar Caustic
10 lbs Colonel
50 " Ppr. Chalk
100 " Cream Tartar
200 gro. Vial Corks
200 lbs EPSON Salts
100" s Salt Petre
10 OF. Benzoic Acid
so lbs Gum Arabic
IS" Myrrh
90 OF. Iodipe Potass
IS lbs lpecac
20 " Jalap
10 OF. Iodine
90 " Kreosote
100 lbs Licorice
3 OF. Morphine
90 lbs Opium
3 doz. Croton Oil
lbs Oil Peppermint
Origanum
10 doz. Oil Olive
60 OF. Rose
so lbs Pink Root
% " Piera
IS lbs Rhubarb
80 " SIENNA
IS OF. Quinine
so lbs Spts. Nitre
10 OF. Snuff Beans
25 lbs. Valerina
200 dog Essences
so Pungents
% " Opodeldoc
Druggists Glass Ware, Mortars, Scales and
Weights, Spatulas, Trusses, and Supporters
London Porter, Inks, Perfumery, Fancy Soap
and Surgeons Instruments; with a FULL AssoRT
MENT of all goods belonging to the trade, on rea
BILE terms.
HENRY r. FISH.
Salisbury, 10Th March, 1916. CIV
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

IA FARM, containing $50
< n acres, we'll proporiioned
~ 10 Meadow, Plowland. PASTURE
and Wood land. Said Farm
lies both sides of the rond which LEADS
from South Farms to WATERFOWL ana
is about two miles frOnlhe former place.
and lies in the town OF Beth4em, two
miles northeast from the Meeting House.
There is on the Farm large two-story
DwELL1NG-IIoUsE, suitable for one or two
families; two large Barns, with suIta-
BILE out buildings.-The Farm has been
used for a Dairy Farm for thirty years,
and will keep 80 Cows, pair of Oxen,
and span of Horses, summer and win
ter; besides sufficient land to plough
A liberal credit will be given for good
share of the purchase money, If desi-
red.-Enquirc of the subscriber on the
premises. -
DANIEL l.. BENTON.
Bethlem, Dec. 2, 1874. tf29
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
FOLGER,s OIOsAONIAN,
OR
ALL-HEAIING RAISAM

ALL-lIEALING BALSAM.
1t has proved itself 10 be the best medicine ever
offered to the public. Thousands have already
tested It's virtues, and have never found it to fail
IN curing the diseases for which it is recommen.
ded. Nor DO they have to wait long in order to
know whether il! will be productive of good ef
fects, they are assured that if
ONE BOTTLE
produce NO GOOD EFFECTS upon the sufferer, 20
bottles Will not and 1t is not therefore necessary
that they should spend their money in vain.
Beware of a Slight Cough.
Although i: is passed over as unmportant, ii
VIII soon become seated-Consumption follows
in lis wake. Take heed to q pain in the SIDE
and soreness in he chest, especially if attended
With raising OF Mucous, streaked with PIood.-
lnese are dangerous symptoms; but they are
quickly and etiectuay overcome BY the above
remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing
complaint,
Asthma,
what he thinks Of Foleer's Olosaonian. or All
Healing Balsam, and he will tell you he cannot
hve comfortably withou, it. 1t relieves all that
Difficulty OF Breathing, Cough, and T'ghtness of
The Chest: gives quiet and refreshing slumber,
and does tor the Asmatic what no other remedy
IN the world will do. Witness the case of Hen.
ry jackson. 18th street, William Bond, the we'll
known Boston Cracker Baker, Brooklyn; MIR.
Wilkinson, Hoboken; Mrs. Bell, Morrstown,
NJ: :; Mrs. Lucretia Wells, 1922 Pearl street
". Z. GoWan,, Woodstock, Ulster county i; and
Mrs. Archibald, IS White st.
RAISING OF BLOOD
is efiectually checked by this remedy, when al
other means have failed. Hundreds of cases
might be related, where persons in the city have
been given up, and pronounced as past hope who
have been restored by this great remedy to the
enjoyment of health. Mrs Thoubrurne, $50
Monroe street,; Dennis Kelley, &c Water street,
Charles Roberts, III Canal street Henry Lis
bon, 1873 Rivngton st. !; and hundreds OF others.
who have used the remedy, can testify to the
truth OF the above assertion.
Beware Of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.
They lulled into apparent security, but the prog.
ress OF the disease is unchecked, and death en-
sues Resort at once to this Great Remedy, and
you will not be disappointed IN yonr hopes
For sale at LOG Nassau street, one door above
Ann, and at Mrs. Hays, l99 Fulton street Brook
lyn.
For sale by ]. G.. Beckwi,h Li,chfeid; Seth
Thomas Il Son, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis,
Watertown; r. Leavenworth, Waterbury; II.
Wadsworth & Co. New.Hartford; II. S. Wood.
forS Wnsted James c. Swift, Norfolk; VOL.
cottville A. Miles & Son, Goshen ]. F. Porter
West Cornwall P; Wheeler, Furnace Village
Brewster y Page: Falls Village John Franklin
Canaan; IL. F. Fish, Salisbury
Hiram B. Case, Travelling Agent for Connec.
ticut. 6m46
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

HEAVY FA1LURE.-Howard & Lathrop
extensive Paper Manufacturers at South
Hadiey Canal have gone into insolvency
Their liabilities are understood 10 BE-
over 800, observation-disclosures Courier
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
INDIA RUBBER GOODS

EsY TEIE CASE OHs DOZEN
X ENTS. India Rubber Over Shoes,
VI Ladies' x" d" 81" &c
Ladies' i" {" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers.
India Rubber Elastcs, &c. sc
Merchants and others in want of any of
the above Goods, can be supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New York OF
any other market by calling on the subscriber
directly overthe Post Office.
A. P. p. CAMP.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

FRUIT OF M1ss1oNs.-The editor Of tn
Cherokee Advocate asserts that, in pro
portion TO population there are fewe
meh among the Cherokees who canno
read or write, either Cherokee or Englis
than are to be found in any other State
the Union.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

nS"Lieut Thompson with 25 dragons,
the whole force at Prairie du Chen, and
Capt. Summers with a small force, are
in pursuit OF the Winnebagoes. and about
thirty Indians have been taken at the
Kickapoo settlement. The volunteers
under Gov. Dodge are near milwaukee,
The Winnebagoes, 500 IN number, have
crossed the Wisconsin river and gone
into the Pinery. Our force is not sutii-
Gent in that territory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

from his experience, skill and constant
attention to this important branch of
business. hopes to give general satisfac-
ton, and receive share of public pat
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual,
Watches, Jewelry. Silver Ware, Music
al Instruments, Violin Strings, Tuning
Forks, She'll Combs, Watch Oil, all of
which will be sold lowto meet the times.
r. MERRIMAN.
TichffelA
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

A YOUNG MAN, named Fletcher, was
killed on the Reading Railroad last week
his head coming in contact with bridge
as he was standing on the platform of
one of the cars. He was one of the pas.
sengers in the Henry Clay and his pa
rents, who reside in Pottsville, hearing of
the shipwreck were LETT for time to
mourn his loss. Accounts of his escape
subsequently reached them and party
Of is relatives were waiting at tie Rail-
road depot 10 receive him when he was
brought to them lifeless and mang!ed
corpse.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
CONSUMPTION.

THOUSAND CURES in cases deemed ut
tery hopeless have firmly established its vast
superiority over every former medical discove
ry Ithas always been termed" Nature own
Prescription being formed chiefly from chemi-
cal extracts from Wild Cherry Bark and Tar
two trees that are thicky scattered wherever
diseases OF the lungs prevail. We give few in
stances of it's extraordinary power, from cata
logue almost without end.
A lady address will be given at the New
York Agency who was given up by all her phys
icans to die of consumption, had hard tn
mour for months on heside-raised among large
quantities of matter sort of bony substance
had taken no medicine for two months, being
past all hope-entirely cure by few bottles of
this Balsam in September and October, 1874
THE MOST REMAR1EABLE
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

FOR SALE at L. J. SMITHS Store. ROCK
Il SALT -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

College, with beautiful and highly accom-
plishcd lady. The professor, who, by the
way, is bachelor of some years Standing,
determined not to be Outdone in the way of
joking, and nIaniiesiing spirit of good hui
NOR, wrote and published the following card {:
al noticed in The Tribune of April lSt, the
following: iaTried, on the Goth ult., by the
Rev. Jonathan Wainwright, Charles An
thon, Ii. D., Of Columbia College, to Mary
A. daughter of Theodore Baxter, Esq.
Philadelphia papers please copy Some
industrious wag has shown himself very
anxious to make Mr.. Anthem happy, nolenS
uolenS, and since it was all fools day. he
Supposes that he may as we'll submit to the
good-natured pleasantly with as good grace
as possible. He would only suggest to his
friends and acquaintance the propriety of
Withholding their warm congratulations a
space, since Mr.. Anthem has not yet that
very desirable happiness. c. A."
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

- THANKFUL for
e. Il past favors, would
NSS7@Ss1m inform hisfriendsand
Hfs% <Ws the public generally,
W. Z ME& that he still continues
AN sAsgsSB the business of Watch
'N@e<sssSSsss repairing. and that
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

A PRA1IcAL JoxE.-GDme wag on the LIST
inst, determined to have little spoI IN his
way, wrote marriage notice which he in
ssrted ip the Tribune, purporting;, be the
marriage Of Professor Anthem, OF kGhis
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
Ea,aDO2.zNast TO the Public.


Litchfield, March Nth, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16

NW -A VAT""MD9
SO OR 60 more stitchers.
w Litchfeld, Oct. 2Sth.le45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-04-16
r. NIERRT MAN,

Litchfeld, March 1916.