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INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYS.

Read the following:
PITTsBURG, Dec. s. 1877.
This is TO certify that | was afflicted with
great pain in the small of my back and kidneys,
which affected me much that could not
stand upright By rubbing externally, and using
half teasPoonful internally, night and mora
ing, was entirely cured.
JOHN RI-,a9E,
near Warren Aramstro- en""
gentleman of Pittsburg, afflicted .9tfs--.
violent inflammation of The kidneys-the
pain of which caused him to faint-was com.
pletely cured IN three DAYS, by the Of tie
American Oil. The qualities OF this
NATURES OWN REMEDY
is extremely penetrating and anti-inaamma.
tory, consequently is confidently reeommen-
ded as a sovereign remedy wherever infama-
ton exists, either external or internal UseI
immediately after cut bruise wound, it
will cure & prevent
GANGRENE 81 MORTIFiCATION.
1t has in addition,N been found a salutsry
pleasing and effective remedy for those very
unpleasant and nconvepient diseases
GRAVEL AND URINARY COMPLAINTS
1-Price so cents per bottle.
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DRY GOODS

wb,.b he is determined to sell as low If not a
LttLe lower than they be purchased at any
establishment in the county. As his stock of
Goods has been selected with great care, he
feels confident that lie can supply his customers
with articles of quality superior to those
usually sold elsewhere, and at prices TO suit
the tins. The following among the many
articles which he has hand.
Blue black and other Cloths Of superior finish;
Blue, Black, and Fancy CasSimeres; Extra
heaUy PaataIooa .StufS, BJue Drlliags,
York Gam6rOons, neto stale COttonade +,
striDed .Shrtings, Woolen Treeds.
Plain and Striped Satinets, Ken
tueky Jeanes, Alpaccas, Muslin
dc LGins, Catic0eS, rery tolo,
Domestic and other Cling
hams, Plain and Fancy
Striped Sitf, Satin and
Veluet FeStin ng s,
BroWn SheetingS.
ShirtingS, HiSh
Linens, Suspenders, Linen, sir and Cotton
Handkerc hiefS. Gingham and Six Craoats'
Ladies Paris shaped FlOicnce Braid and
Straao Bonnets, Ribbons, Gimp, Laces,
EdgimgS and Insertings. Together
,otM large assortment Of Boots
and Shoes, Bearer, Far, Six and
Wool Hats, Cloth and SiLk
oil cloth Caps, China, Glass
and QueenSoare, Groceries
Hardioaie, G utter g.
Nails, FL S h, Salt.
&c, &c, &c, Sc,
reasonable terms. The public are respectfully
invited to call and examine his Stock of
Goods before purchasing elsewhere.
Grain of all kinds wanted in exchange foi
JOIN S. BUCHANAN.
April l2, l849-27-tf
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Hardecare, Quees1slcare, Cutlery, Gro
ceries Of all kinds, Boohs, &c, &C.,
And in fact every other article usually kept
for sale which we determined TO sell at
low prices: and all those desirous of getting
their Goods Cheap would do we'll TO call and
examine before purchasing elsewhere.
Gentlemen are respectfully invited to call
and give oul assortment examination, even
If they do not buy, our motto is "Cheap
Goods" and we won't be beat, mind that. And
to.the Ladies say come, one and all, and
we will fairly make your heads swim in the
way of pretty Goods and low prices
MURRAY & ZAHM.
Nov ID 1910 or +f
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DEAFNESS,

in all cases not organcaly incurable.
lady residing in Allegheny city was efec.
tually cured of obstinate deafness, of years con.
tinuance, by the of less than one bot le of
the Oil so that she said she herad better than
she had ever done before.
A gentleman well known in Pitisburg, was
cured of deafness of nine years standing by
The use Of small quantity of the Oil. The
names and residences of the lady and gentleman
will be given 10 those who desire it, at The
office of the advertiser.
lis properties highly developed in the
certain and surprisingly speedy cure of all
cases of
CHOLIC, CRAMP, AND SPASMS.
Several cases of the Cramp Cholic have
been effectually cured by one dose of the Oil,
in the short space of ha If hour, when the
parties have been agonized with pain. It's
curative properties have oeen remarkably mani
tested in the radical cure of
DESEASE OF THE SPINE.
lady, the wife of planter in Kentucky,
was cured effectually of one of the worst cases
of diseased Spine, which had confined her to
her bed for a considerable time, in which she
could not turn herself. 1t is also sure remedy
and perfect cure for pains in The small OF the
back, and .rs.
INFLAMMATION OF THE KID
NEYS
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-26
THE GREAT REMEnv 49,
TIrRr AZ "a

A MEXICAN OIL, procu,.a
m hentucky, l35 feet below the 60 en In
the earth certain and infallibIs surface of
Sprains, Strains, Cuts, Bruises. Scala. cure Tor
letter, Erysipelas. Scald HEAD gums,
Whoopng Cough. Infammatory Sors TTropp,
core Eons, ana nd Inhamed Eyes, FIatulence Uieo,'.'
INFLAMMATORY RHFuu
whch yields to Its effects in surprising msnn'i
1t has never yet failed when used aear manner
to directions. Read the following: hs
MANCHESTER, Allegheny CO.. Pa
November Is 1916.
This is TO certify, that nv wife Ma,
Ghriest was cured of Rheumati ComnIa!es't
of seven years standing, by which sho T.. r,s''
lame as 10 be obliged to use crutches Tn
week she cured by using the Amar;oat ue
Oil. and could walk about as usual wi,hont ~.
crutches. '
JONATHAN GHRETsr
The following is communicated bv W..
Nash, Mr.. Jackson's agent for SfubenyiIle n
A gentlemen near Stubenvile, who had ~,
been able to put either of his feet TO the gronnS
for twelve years in consequence of lameness
by the use of one bottle was enabled to wall
two miles TO a township election. 1t is Eko
wise sovereign remedy for
OF THE MUSCLES
AND TENDONS.
The following is communicated BY VIM.
Nash Mr.. Jackson's agent for Stubenyille. O
A lady residing in Siubenville, the finger of
whose hand was so contracted as 10 depriva
her of the use Of it for thirty FIVE wears was
entirely cured by the use of one bottle of .bs
Oil, so that she now has the perfect use of
her hand fully equal TO the other which had
never been Effected. 1t has also been found 10
be safe and invincibe agent in the speedy
and certain cure of
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-04-26

Nothing. Where is Miss Fanny?'
'She has just gone flower hunting
Il only wanted to say she had better a.
void the mound, yonder-wherc she loves
to sits so often.'
What's the matter, Wallace!,
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gNyHE undersigned having removed to the
a Store Room formerly occupied by VIM.
Kjttell. beqs leave TO inform his friends and
the public generally that he keeps cons family
on hand a large and splendid assortment of
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
state Normal SCh0oh

Al meeting Of the Board of Trustees Of
The State Normal School, helA pursuant to
notice, al the Office of the Commissioner Of
The School Fund, on the 7th day of August,
tS49, Francis Bacon was appointed Secre-
lary of the Board.
Hon. Asa Fish, one Of the members hAv-
Eng resigned his appointment and Eli T.
aoyt, Esq, expressing desire TO serve but
one year, 'the remaining members Of the
Board proceeded TO ascertain by lot the
Term which each should serve, as required
BY the Statute; and thereupon Loren p.
Waldo and Rev. John D. Baldwin, drew for
The term OF two years each, Oswin H. Doc.
little and Ezra D. Williams, Esqrs. for the
frrm of three years each, and Francis Gil
bite and Francis Bacon EsqrS. for the term
b four years each.
On motion of Mr.. Baldwin the following
Resolution was adop'ed.
ResOIUed, That the chairman Of the
bard be requested to issue public notice,
nvitiHg from the several towns ia the State
prop0ssis for the location of State Nor
nal School, within their limits, either
Permanently, or for any number of terms of
eleven, twelve or fourteen weeks each such
proposals to be made TO the chairman on or
before the 18th day of September next.
n The Board then, on motion, adjourned
10 meet again on Friday the 2lst day Of
September next al 2 o'clock P. M. at the
Dfice Of the Commissioner of the School
Fund. Attest,
FRANCIS BACON, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
Edward W. Blake
RESIDENT DENTIST.
Office a JesO doors soest # the County House.
kitchfield. June ~; i840.
Notice and Caution.

rULIUS SMITH 10 not authorized to receive
j any applications for Insurance or pay,
meats On any policies ca my account as Gene
raj Agent. He was discharged fr"m my EN-
pIoy iol the violation Of Bond for withholding
.nonies in his hands contrary to rules and in-
structiens Of the Company, and by causing po-
lieies to be issued on property, (sfrfefly for
bidden 6y the CompGny) by misrepresenta-
tions like the following. calling JoinerS Shops
dwellings, and Store Houses stores, for the sale
OF hazardous goods,ts Store Houses and dwell
ings; also, in written declarations certifying
that ne Buildings stood in ten rods. when with.
in few feet were other buildings Of hazardous
nature. These false declarations were signed
in the name Of the applicant by Julius Smiths
SWn hand. without their knowledge and con-
sent. The signatures 20 these declarations can
be seen nj my Office. l have employed per-
con 10 examine all the huainess done By Smith
and have discharged all policies issued 10 q
fraudulent manner.
G. NORTH. General Agent,
Fire. Life and Health Insurance.
Aug. ., 1919, awis
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
MORE NEW GOODS
An ~ r-MH ~
BEE HIVE.

TUST received Super Black MantiIIa
~ Silks, Silk Fringes, GImps, Buttons,
&c. &c.
Black Silk Broad Laces and Edgings.
Plain and fg'd "A C. Laces, Cotton and
Linen Thread Edgings.
Muslin and Cambria Edgings and Tnser-
tings,-a fac assortment, and also Purse
Trimmings.
Gents and Ladies Saper White, Black and
Oolored Kid. Silk and Thread Gloves, OF
all descriptions.
Ladies Silk and Cotton Hosiery. and Mo-
rocco Shoes, with many other descriptions
of Dress Goods. AT PRICES TO SUIT.
ALSO, Agent for the MERCHANTS
and FARMERS MUTUAL
Fire Insurance Company,
Of WORCESTER, Mass. a well establish
ed Company, with a capital of @l25, 600.
and surplus on hand of $4,000, which Of
fers TO insure Buildings and Merchandise,
not extra hazardous, al very low rates, fog
one or foe years.
Please apply to
s. N. BRONSON, Agent.
Litchheid. July 25, 1919. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16

Mr.. Edit0r-Tn your editorial paragraph, al.
tached to my communication last week, you
ray, -" we are not certain that OF, correspon.
dent is right" &C., and :. whenever he is salts
fled that Sufficient 1,roofis at hand" &c. Well,
NOW 4 am satisfied, and the informing officer
Ger was satisfied, and said 20 too He made
his arrangements to prosecute, and only stayed
his hand, not for the tC0nt Of proof. but, as
stated before, because they promised to do
better.
have no fault TO find with the Grand Juror
but am disposed to commend him for what
he has done, and for his energy and efficiency
thus far bot believe with many others that
This prosecuting the p.'or inebriate. aud letting
off another clays that hedke jest such charac-
tiers, Goes not reach the difficulty-the SAKE"
does not 60 near enough TO the "root" OF the
matter. Make il as UNPRoTrrABLE to sell as
Il is pIsREPurAsLE, and do honestly believe
that you will do more to Danish intemperance
from our midst, than by furnishing the poor
v ictirn Of adeprayed appetite.
BLACKSTONE.
Litchfeld. Aug l4th. 1s4s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
To all Whom it May Concern.
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance

HoMPANY; located at Hartford ,Connectl.
~ cut. This old and vel! tried Company
have been in existance about IL years, and II
Is conn 'ently believed that no company in the
United States, which have done as mucl. busi-
ness. have done 1t With less expense TO its
members.
This company do not pretend TO be under
the direction of Ex-members of Congress, Ex.
Judges Of Court, Ex.Distiict Attornies, Elk.
supreme Court Commissioners, Presidents of
Banks, Post Masters, OF any other High Func.
tionaries which are but {" Sounding brass on
thinking cEtRtals,'' bnt under the direction Of
1hnassuminL Farmers and Mechanics. who we
have no will, coniiniie 10 manage il for the
best gnd 81 its memBefs at large as they have
hitherto done.
They are prohibited from insiiring In Blocks
or exposed parts # villages, II taking risks on
Wills. Shops or Machinery" or even IS Saw
MIils,' Churches or School Houses. They take
nothing but the safes, kind of property-do no,
exceed three>fouIths the Cash value Of auy
property, and moi over SIS 600 IN one risk.
Thy pay ar just losses tbhen due.
The undersigned are duly author lied Agents
Tor thu above company, ant; d sign visiting the
several Towns in Li'chfield c, unity as soon as
practicable, and giving all who may wish 10
do so, an opportunity If becoming members.
Every man on reflection will see the iEnpor.
lance OF being insured in his own State in pre-
ference to any other. "A word TO the wise is
sufficient %
All communications should be directed 10
Nelson fuller, Middlcbury, New Haven Co
Conn. II 50, they will be PROMPTLY attended
to. NELSON TULLtR,
DAVID WOOSTER, agents
May !. 1870. "3m 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
The American Art Union.

Persons desiring to become members
Of the :" American Art Union" for lS49,
will do well to make immediate applica-
ton to the subscriber. The subject of
the Engraving for this year is " Youth, ="
being the second picture Of Coles cele-
brated series, "The Voyage of Life. -
Each member will also be entitled to a
volume Of etchings illustrative of Irving's
.'Legend of Sleepy Hollow" Twenty
bronze statuettes, twenty-five inches in
height, illustrative of Indian characte,
and the usual number Of Paintings ana
Medals, win be distributed by lot among
che members. The number Of members
already reaches upwards Of $500. Price
Of membership $5.
P. K. KILBOURNE,
Honorary Secretary.
Itch field, July 8, 1849.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
NEW TAlLORIlMG
ESTABLISHMENT,

FNHE Subscriber has recently taken the
J. STAND formerly occupied by HENRY
A. HULL, in the "ENQuIREE BUlLDrNG,' -
where he will make to order, all kinds of
GARMENTS in the TAILORING line of
business, in the best styles and OF the newes.
and most approved FASHIONS.
His prices arc moderate, and such as will
be satisfactory to all who may t. vor him
with their patronage. He in,eads to pro.
cure and keep constantly on hand the la
test and mos. popular FASHIONS.
TCUTTING done at short notice, and
soGrr0nted to fit.
JAMES TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfeld, Aug. 18th, 1919. Ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
Taxes. Taxe9.

A LII persons, residents and non-residenis.
"A liable to pay Town and State TAX in
the Town Of Washington, on the List OF lsls,
are hereby notified that i;.r the purpose Of re.
ceiving said Taxes. l will meet them at the
following places. viz: It the Store Of HenryJ
Church. ON the 5th day Of September next, at
o'clock, P. M. Also, at the Store Il G. B
Waller 4 Co. on the 9th day Of Sept. next. at
o'clock, P. M.
All persons failing to make payment of their
Taxes on or Def IRE the time above specified,
may expect to paw legal fees for collecting.
GOULD C WHITTLE$EY, Collector.
Washington, Aug. 7lh, 1919. @3wl3
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
Are YOla TEasuaredg

FARMERS MUTUAL INSURANCE CO..
IL q, Granville, Washington Co. N. York
Over Twelve Millions (t2.0OO.O 00) insured !!
and are now insuing at the late of 20, 900 poll
cits per annGm. A L6a-ke I0sh FWnd on
hand This Company has beeh in existence
three years, and their Suc~ess IL without par
allet in the history Of Mutual Insurance.
Their Policies are made ON fair and equita-
BILE principles, giving those insured an equal
chance with the Company, bedg entitled TO
the fall amount Of damages, not exceeding the
amount insured, without deduciing ore third.
as is customary with some other companies.
They are prohibited from insuring 10 blocks
or exposed parts of villages, or taking risks on
Mills, Snaps or Machinery. They are re
sp0nsible for the correctness of all surveys
made by their Agents, ard agree TO 0rbitrGte
al matters Of difference In The County uliere
TIE loss happems All losses have been paid
10 the satisfaction OF tire claimant, and before
due.
The Increasing Cash fAnd warrants the be-.
lief, that no tax on the Premiu note. will BE-
Necessary for long term of years; and the
Directors assure the public that all losses will
be settled with promptness and liberaiiiy.
The following editorial notice Of the Gem
pany. appeared in the Albany Argus, of Oct.
2lst, 1S45.
vertisenent of the Washington County Mutual
Insurance Company, published in Our columns
among the directors, the names of the Hon
David Russell, late member Of Congress. Hon,
solomon 8. Cowen, late Judge Of Washington
Common Pleas, Hon. Cornelius L. Alien, late
District Attorney Of Washington County. L.
W. Bisnop, ESQ. late Supreme Court Commits
sioner, Henry Holmes, President Of the Wash
lfnEton COHnty Bank, George Clements. Esq.
Postmaster, Fort Ann. Joseph Y. OFviS, of the
firm Of Lockwood & Oryis, Troy, NY. Under
the direction OF such men, this fiourishng In
stiiution seems destined to extend itself to ali
parts os the State. II appears they have issued
2,5sS policies during the last three month.
which. we believe 10 the largest number eve,
issued by Mutual Company in the same time
Their plan Of insuring none but detached
buildings Of the safest kind, is at once populai
and advantageous, and seems to be decidedly
the most popular plan ever adopted by Mu-
fual Insurance Company"
The following is an extract from the Wash
ington Telegraph. Of July is, ls4s:
" WashinGiOn County Mutual hnS1ranet
CompGny This Mammoth Company. after
having beaten the world in Insurance by Issu.
ing last year 1000 policies more than was ever
bef re issued by Mutual Insurance COMPANY
IN one year. appear to be beating themselves
this year. ~ they have issued 1890 policies du-
ring the last three months Comment appears
to be unnecessary upon the business of the
Company, a. II 10 the laFgesi and most -four
ishing Institution Of the kind in the United
States"
David Russell, PresT. Arch. Bishop. Sec'y.
g. s CoJsen, Treas.
CURTIss L. NORTH. Meriden, General Agent
for Connecticut.
FRANKLIN K. WILCOX,
L. e. WEBB,
AZ Agents for Litchfsld ca.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
Communications.

Mr.. Blaekstone-Dear Sir-You wish to
know why the statute laws against drunken
ness are designed for the poor man alone. The
reason is, because Justice standeth afar off and
judgment has gone away backward, and truth
hes fallen in the streets, and IT, rich despise
the poo, and therefore reproach their Maker (;
for the poor is forgotten of his neighbor but
The rich hath many friends. 1t is because our
rulers Rave no regard for our Saviour's new
commandment, to love one another. They
h ave no respect for the law Of equity which
is good for all equal TO themseives-bnt when
The wicked rule the people moarn. When the
rich man speaks, every man will hold his
tongue, and look what he saith-they will ex.
tol it TO the clouds; but when a poor man
speaks, they will say, What fellow is this
and If he stumble in the ditch, they will not
1Oll him cut, but will rob him of from seven to
twenty dollars and think they do God service.
and dividc~the spoil among themselves--there.
by distressing his wife and children and eaus-
ing them to see many sorr owful days andsleep.
less nights. They that tara deaf ear to the
cries of the poor shall themselves cry and not
be heard.
This is what call playing the possum' with
The poor man, whether drunk or sober, and
giving the rich manufacturer Of d. dnkards lib
efty TO escape the law Of equity which was
made FIR the rich man as we'll as the poor. But
the wicked will not BE- reproved, but will find
an excuse according to their own Wills. But
thanks be TO God, the poor of our world will
rpt much longer be forgotten. f,r God IS 10
4eavr in this earth poor and an afflicted peo-
Iile. aAa ne IL now, according to his promise.
sweeping this world with the bosom OF de-
structioa. and he will NOT slack his hand till
wicked rulers, sin, and sinners, are destroyed
out of tn. earth Wo to them that execute
judgment with whence and oppression. 1850
eads D1hels $3.50 wears when God will make
m sniiest his power in ,rns Of his children on
he earth or in the earth. A. STONE
of stumbling and rock Of offence to them that
stumble a, the law If equity aud count gain
goodness which is obtained BY robbing the
poor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
III u TUAL
Life Insurance Company

OF BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. o5 Doane
IN Street, Boston. GEoRGE M. CHALwILI.,
General Agent for New England.
sab agency oil Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothrrn, ESQ, Agent.
Garwood H. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Physician
Eoch Board of Trustees TN .&fSGc England
Branch.
DANIEL DESH0N, PREslDESr.
z r. Adain~ Col. WIN. Sch0aler,
Rev'd s. X. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schoulrr, William w. Warren
Fonds Sufficient 10 meet the expected losses
OF this Branch from itS present business, are
now invested ia New England. ander the su-
peIvislon Of the Local Beard of Trustees, by
whom The securities are holden. and the same
will be done from month 10 month hereafter.
Per order: GEO, M. CHALWILL,
General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16

Ala Court of Probate holden al New Nils
forl, within and for the District of New
Milford. on the 26lh day of July, ls49.
P e>enl, JULIUS B. HARRISON, Esq, Judge.
NSTATE Of ~Joan Woodruff, late OF
IA New Milford. in said District decea.
sed. On motion of Ebenezcr Sanford and
EelSy Woodruff, of said New Milford. The
Executors Of the last Win and Tes,amen,
of said deceased, this Court does limit and
allow to the creditors OF said Estate six
months from the date hereof, in which 10
exhibit their claims 10 said Executors, Of
be deharrcd recovery. And this Court di.
fects said Executors to give notice of The
time so limited, by publishing this order in
newspaper printed in Litcl,feli, and nv
posting copy thereof on the public sign
post nearest the place where the deceased
last h~elt in said New Milford. 4 true
copy Of Record.
JULIUS B. HARRISON, Judge.
The Court of Probate for the Distric, Of
New Milford, htth allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors OF
said Estate, TO exhibit their claims for set
Element. Those who neglect 10 present
their accounts, properly attesied, will be
debarrcd recovery. All persons indebted
TO said Estate are requested to make inmes
diare payment TO
EBEN'R. SANFORD. lr
IL BETSY WOODRUFF 1xecosofs'
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-08-16
District Of Canaan. $
Probate Court, July 26,h. is49 I

Fr"bate Court, July 9th, l649.
Il STATE of Amzi NJ. Judd, late Of Ca
~ man, in said District, deceased, the
Administrat " represents the Estate insol-
vents and prayS the appointment of Cons
tnissionefs thereon. Ordered, That Com
missioners 10 receive and examine the
claims OF the creditors of said Estate be
appointed at the Probate Office, in Canaan,
on the 9th day of September, IS4Y, al g
o'clock, P. M.,Of which all persons in in
ferest vii take notice, and appear, if they
see cause. and be heaid thereon:
I A true cory of Record. Attest,
*l2 MFRS T. GRANHER, Judge.