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Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
DIR. SPEARS
SO MUCH CELEBRATED

Indian Vegetable Medicines,
| A RE universally acknowledged to be th'
n safest, cheapest, and most Sfiectual rene
dies for the various diseases vi the human sys
tenn, ever offered to the public. They can b,
relied on with confidence 10 cure all durable
Gas0s--- Their action - Immediate and tho
rough. q adicaiing disease in its worst forms.
Thousands who have been pronounced incura-
BILE by their Physicians, yet live, 10 testify to
the Elrtnes OF these extraordinary Preparations
having been restored to SQUAD health by their
use.
These Medicines are too we'll known 10 re-
Quire an extensive notice. Scarcely village
exists throughout New England, where living
witnesses cannot be louHd to tell Of their ines.
Unable value.
We will name here. some Of the principal
Medicines and their uses. referring the enQuir
er after health, to the Family Physician" a
work edited by DR.. j $. Spear, where may be
found brief treatise ON the origin and nature
Of the principal diseases which affiict humans
ty-directions how 10 preserve aud restore
health, together with stnne certificates from
highly respectable persons, tesiifying 10 their
healing virtues and urging their Importance
This book can be obtained Of Doctor Spears
Agent, free.
BALM OF LIFE, Nos 1 and For Con-
sumption. Dyspepsia indigestion, Liver Com-
plaint, Debility, Nervous Affections, Fhthisic,
Asthma, PalpiiatioR, Bronchitis, ..
CATARRH SNuFF.7-For Consumption
Catarrh, Cough. Headache. &c. THIS 10
certain cure Tor t'atairh, and surpasses any
other prOpa, atiOn for cleansing the head IN ca
SEES Of colds. &c. The Liverwmt Pills, have
been foI lOng time considered a universal
medicine. A trial Of ono box will satisfy the
patient that they are lhe best purgaiive known.
They remove the most severe colds, coughs.
pains or feveTs il taken in season. Scrnfula
Syrnp.-This is one of the most etFecluai agents
in the use Of cleansing and purifying the blood.
II removes every impurily from the system.
whether Of q scroiulous or cancsrous nature.
II is a compound Of seventeen ingredients, and
Of a purely vegetable charae ter. Foi efficacy
and safety ii canno, be surpassed. Cholera
Morbus and Dysentary Cordial. IL used accoid
ing 10 directinRs, cure 10 warranted in ever.
case for which il il recommended. German
EOiion.-This is warranted 10 cure the Salt
Rheum in its worst forms. Tonic Cordial is
"ne Of the most pewe' iul tonics ever discover
edit is the best female medi zine to be OBJ
tanned. Woman's Friend, for the falling I" the
womb. This il the only remedy before the
public fr This purpose II obvIs'es the neces-
sjty of resortIng to Instruments. ana 10 unquesr
tinnably most certain remedy. Eye Water.
This is the best eye water n"w in use. Gravel
Mixture This will cure all Eases Of the gra-
vel For other remedies, see "Family Physi-
cian. .s.....
All The ingredients Of the above Medicines
are furnished by Nature hesselE and are eo,n>
bincd in accordance with knUwn principle.
received as sound BY all scientific
Physicians. f}
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

Robbery and suicide IN New London,
Conn.-The- New London Star of
Wednesday,, states that on Sunday night
$25 In pennies, were stolen from the
store of c. C. Comsteck, of that city,
Suspicion was directed to young color
ed man, who was soon missing. He was
however, pursued and captured in Ston-
lngton. In crossing the river between
New London and Groton, in the horse
boat, when a few rods from the shore,
he jumped overheard and it is supposed
drowned, as nothing has since been seen
OF him. When he was arrested the pen
MES were found upon his person. The
way OF the transgresser is hard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
Che Hydraulic Ram.
Water running @p to your House an
Burn withOut labor.

Water running ZIP to your House and
DarH witltOut labor.
YNHE subscriber would respectfully call the
4 attention ei the C Ai2ens of Litch6eld Co
and vicinity, to this Ingenious. beautiful, sim
PIE and useful Machine, so completely adapted
20 Their wants. particularly to the agricultural
p0rl40n ut the community.
By means at this Machine waller can barais>
ed tr"ln Brook or Spring to House and
Barn. or I" a number of them, though they
should he lOO feet or more higher than the
source, and however distant they may be If
pfoportI"Male fall can be obtained
The Machines which make will raise wa
Ter 10 leet for every foot fall, causing il to run
IN steady stream as from an Aaueduct run>
ming d9wn hill. More than 1000 If these MI
chimes are now in Successful operation-are
not liable t" get out OF Grder-are easily pro-
sected fiom freezing, and those who have them
in use would not part with them for double
their cost.
the surtable size for driving pipe leading
from the Fountain to the Machine is from to
l-2 inch. Half SIS inch is suitable for dis
charging pipe TO carry the water from the
Machine to House and Barn
Lead Pipe and Pumps.
The subscriber continues to manufactnre
Lead Pipe for Aqueducts, Pumps for raising
water from Wells, Springs, B. ooks or Cislerns.
The subscriber after twenty years sxperi-
ence, practice, and operation, is prepared to
make and pot in operation Hydraulic Machi>
merry Of any description, and warrants his
work.
N-orders respectfully solicited and prompt
ly aIteRded to.
AL ANSON ANDRUS,
Hydraulic Engineer.
Canton, May goth, lS49 ems
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
DENTISTRY.
Edward w. Blake.

ID ESIDENT Surgical and Mechanical Dem
IL fist, ma! be consulted at all hours at his
residence, in West street, four doors below the
County House. AS usual all operations upon
the teeth will be performed in accordance with
the most approved principles Of Dental Science
aud at the most reasonable prices.
TEETH extracted iCsfh0ut pain or danger
to health, by the use Of Pave distilled Ether.
When Ether Is used, only so cents per tooth
will be charged.
L.tchfeld, May Q, 1919. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
Geese Feathers

mHE subscribers have made arrange
| meats to keep constant supply of
FIRST rate article Of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selecied and packed with great
care By ourselves. In packages of from
90 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at ali times
any quantity from 20 TO 1000 lbs. of quail
ity they will warrant as good as the best,
NJ as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal qualify in the State.
s. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester, 1919. ..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
OwEGo. N. Y. June LIST

The cars left Binghampton this morning
at . Is Tor OwegU, with about 200 passen>
gers, and arrived ih one hour.
The numbet Of PERSONS who participated
in the celebration was variousIy estimated
al from 5000 10 10000. They were enter
tanned with speeches from Messrs. FeriHg.
ton, Dodge, aad others; after pa1taking Of
a dinner at the depot, the cars left for Bing>
hampton at 3 20 p. M. and arrived at4 80
The party were highly delighted at the ap-
pearance OF the roads.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
District Of New Milford, s..

EIVUat6 OOurts way l6fhs 1S49.
TPON the application OF PhilO S. Beers, Of
~ New Milford. in said District, showing
to this Court that he is the Guardian 10 DanN.
7. Booth, Nathan X. Booth, Justin 8. Booth.
and Sa-an Z. Booth, all Of said New Milford.
minors belonging to said district and that said
minors are the owners OF the following read
estate. lying in said New Milfnrd, and held bv
them a. tenaiHs in common, 10 wit: Que piece
Of wood land lying in the Yuit 90 called, bound.
ed noriherly by Baccoughs and Grandson Raa>
dall's land, easterly by Sherman Peck's land
southesly by jonathan !, Randal.'s land, and
westerly ON Richard shdall's land, containing
three acres. more q, ~, and also, one other
psece "f land Wing in the gulf so called, con.
ta'Ling Thirteen acissand fhree.quarfers more
or less, bounded noIihsrly aua westerly on
nafsey s'aniords hand, soalh erdy ON Sherman
feck's 'assd, and Rchapd Randalf,s land. ana
eas,erly on highway, aud also, one other piece
oi land lying in the gull SO called, containing
two acres and q half. more or less. bounded
notthe.ly and easierly on Jonathan J, Ran.
oars land. sOutherly I'm said Peaks land, and
westerly OH said Richard Randal!s land,-jk
being property which descended to said mj>
nors from their grandfaih her, Nathaniel Randall
late Of said New Milford, deceased, valued AZ
about six hundred dollars, aud showing lust
ana reasonable cause aor selling said real 90.
tate lTayingiT an order. and that he os some
meet person be empowered to sell the same, A.
per petition on file, dated on the 18th day Of
May, lS49, lEOre fully appears.
ORDERED-Tha the foregoing applica-
iion be heard at the Prnbaie Office, in New
Milford, on the eth day at July, IS43, At 5
o'clock. afternoon and that notice thereof be
published in Inc Liichield Enquirer or public
newspaper near The place where such real 60
tate lies. three weeks excessively, at least SIX
weeks before said time assigned.
a true copy III Record. Attest.
H. a. CANEMpn k,.SwA
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
coRoNER's JURY AT FIsHKHL.
FiRhEiH .LLna lst-

Il SOHt~SSC1 VWSeS ASO'
The Coroner's Jury have not yet rem
dered their verdict. They have protrac
ted their labors to an unnecessary length !;
and within the last few days have been
engaged in taking testimony not materi-
al to the matter. Moreover, the jurors,it is
believed, have been too accessible to out
door influences to keep up the high con-
fidence reposed in them. The Number
sof bodies found thus far is %. The
whole number lost will not reach 80.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
NOTICE..

Do The North Association Of Lilch6eld
COanty will hold its annual meeting at the
house Of Rev. Ira PettiboEe. Winsted, on the
18th OF the present month Tuesday, A pub
lie meeting Ia behalf of Home Missions win be
held at Q O'Clock, of that day. The friends
al the Gauge are respectfully invited TO be pre-
sent. Addresses will be made by several gem
Il,men. JOSEPH ELDRIDGE,
Register Of Association.
June 4th, 1S4o.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
M u T1U AL
Life Insurance Company


OF BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 Doane
~ Street, Boston. GEORGE M. CHALwILI..
General Agent for New England. ....
Sub Agency of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothren, Esq Agent. .s...5*
GarwoOd II. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Physician.
LEGAL Board If Trustees for Netc England
Branch.
DANIEL DESlION, PRESIDENT.
c. y. Adams, Col. VIM. Sch0uler,
Rev'd s. K. Lothrop, Cot N. A.Thompsnn.
EPhram Lombard Thomas Groom,
John Schouer, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
of this Branch from it's present bHsiness, are
now invested in New England. under the su-
peIvision OF the Local Board Of Trustees, by
whom the securities are holden, and the same
will be d"ne from month to month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. NJ. CHALWILL,
General Agent
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

TA solemn philosopher announced
as the result of his deliberate reflections,
that it was remarkable evidence of the
goodness of Providence that great rivers
always ran by great towns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
Or NO sale.
Steam e ngimcs & Rollers

n RE made and repaired on the shortest
notice by the subscriber. Shafting and
Machinery Of all kinds made 10 order.
Castings furnished Of the best quality,
and extremely low. r
TOOLS, PATTERNS. DIES. and all
kinds of work usually done in machine
shop, done in style which cannot fail 10
suit customers. GAS, STEAM and WA =
TER PIPES always on hand.
... AARON KILBOURN.
No. A Howard ST., New Haven, v-
May 2lst, lS49. Sw
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
WHEAT FLOUR.

HE subscriber will keep constantly on
hand . sdpply Of fresh ground WHEA T
FLOUR arOm pure Genessee Wheat.
ALSO
RYE FLOUR, Corn Meal and PrUvender. A
quantity OF new Bags for sale.
WAfITED-3O0 bushels Of Corn for which
cash will be paid.
]. & E. GOULD.
LitehfeId, East MIL, May 81. 3w
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
d. e. Bostwiok. hi. 80.

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
OFFICE over Bolles = Wells Store; in rooms
formerly occupied BY DR.. J. S. WolcOtt,
June 9Th, 1919,
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

Court House, containing fran 90 TO 100 acres
of land. with eomlortsbie Dwelling House.
Barn, Cow houses, and other oui buildings with
an excellent we'll Of water, SC.
Said Farm is well properti'ned far Meadow
Pasture. Wood and Plow land, and il well was
tered. The abov. property is Offered at fair
price. aud Qnl Claim and WGTGntee deed
will be given. with the exception Of an equal
undivided half Of an acre II laad @iih buildings
which Elisha MasGa holds during his
and his wife's natural life.
For further parIicul. IS eDQUire Of the sub
scriber on the premises.
f BENZ. w. MASON
Litch6eld, April IS. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
ALBANY June Is1.

ALBANY June Isl.
Aaron c. Hall, Esq. of Catskill, died
there this morning of the cholera, after an
illness Of a few hours.
A break occurred yesterday in the Erie
Canal, z miles west of Syracuse, which
will be repaired in few days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
HATS.

FASHIONABLE FINE NUrRE and
Silk HATS. for sale Oh reasonable
terms, by
KILBOURN g. BR.AMAN.
Ltchfeld. Nav Sth, is4a. SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
R@SSG0O I'D 81
SkoeEktE:s9

Sugars. Molasses, Saleralus, Pure Ginger,
Alspice. Pepper, Nutmegs. Cloves, Raisins,
Coffee and Teas. Also, CLOVER SEED.
CrOckcry and Glass Ware, good
assortment.
ALSO,
A large stock Of BOOTS and SHOES. In a
word he has nOt0 and Intends to keep such a
.iock Of GOOUS AZ il wanted in this market,
and wall s,il al a very small advance from
COST. F. D. MCNEIL.
L'tcltGelA, April 24;h, 1910. 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
Valuable Stock for Sale,

THE Stock belonging 10 the Estate o
l. Benjamin BiSseli, late of Litchfeld,
deceased. consisting OF three Horses, one
Yoke of Oxen, 10 Cows, and a small flock
of Sheep and Lambs, are offered for sale at
leasona bic prices. Enquire of
BENZ. BISSELL, Exsc,,or.
OSCAR BISSELL. HAe'"'o'''
LilchfelI, May 26th, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

A ia Town Meeting Of the Town Of Har>
IA wintLn, legally warned for the purpose Of
restraining Cattle, &C., and held al the Town
Hall. in said Harwinten, April ed, ls49.
ResOlUed, That If the owner 1t any horse,
mule, cattle. sheep, goose or swine shall suffer
The came TO 90 al large out of his or her en-
closure, sitter the publication of this Bylaw
in conformity with the siarute of this State in
such case provided, sdch owner shall fol felt
aud pay to any person who shall take up and
impound the same, the sam Of twenty-five
cents for each horse. cattle, mule, sheep, goose
and swine for each time they shall he so
found canning at large ont Of the owners en-.
closure ard taken up. That it shall be the
duty OF the Haywards Of said Town. and il
shall be !asgfaI for any lreeholder to take ~
and impound any Cf the aforesaid animals 50
found running at large on the Highways OF
Commons 1T said Town: and the owner OF
owners Of such cattle, horse, male, sheen, goose
and swine 50 impouDded, shah not receive the
same from the Pound until he or they shall
have paid the person 80 NnPOanding the same,
the amount Of forfeiture, and 10 ihe Pound
Keeper his fees and expenses for keeping said
creatures, 40 in other cases IL creatures i'm.
pounded, all which together with all the pro.
ceedings in relation 10 this Bylaw shall be
regulated BY the statutes Of this State, in such
cases provided, provided that any person being
an inhabitant Of said Town may LEI one or more
Cow run at large on the Highway or Common
and not incur the aforesaid penalty. upon get
ting apermit from any of the Selecimen OF
said Town therefore: which permit such Sc
lectmen arshereby authorized IL grant for such
term and with such restrictions il any, as they
shall think proper.
VOsed, That the Town Clerk Of said Town
cause the Aforesaid Bylaw to be published in
the Litch6eId Enquirer.
Certified from Record bv
A. ABERNETHY, Town Clerk.
Harwini0n. April 12.h, 1910 Q
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
8 JOHNSON C HArcH, Judge.

TNHE Court Of Probate for the District a
4 Plymouth, hath limited and allowed sig
mont hs from the date h,reof, for the creditors
OF tho Estate ct Samuel Smith, late Of Ply.
mouth, in said district, deceased. ,cpresen,eS
>ins"lvent. in which TO exhibit their claim,
thereto, and has appointed the Subscribers
Commissioners to receive and adjust said claims
we hereby give notice that we shall meet ait
the house OF II mry Atwater, in Terrysville,
on the 18th day of June next, and l4tb day a
November next, Il O'Clock, P. M, on each
Of said days, for the purpose Of attending 10 tie
dhties Of eur appointment
WILLS Az. AFTER, } Commissions
\ JOHN C. ATKINS, .ers.
Plymouth, May llth, 1910.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

Al Court Of Probate holden at Kent, withiA
and for the District Of Kent, on the 3lst dag
Of May, 1915.
Present--J 0HNSoN C. HATCH, Esq. Judge
TINE Administrator of the Estate of RusseR
4 Chamberlain, late Of said District, decea>
sed, represents said Estate insolvent, and prays
that Commissioners thereon be arpointed.
ORDERED, That Commissioners 70 re-
celve, examine and ADJUST The claims of cred~
itUrs Of said deceased be apuointea AZ the Prov
bate Office in said distract, on the 18th day II
June next, at 9 O'clock, \. M, and that Ill
persons interested in said Estate may be noti4
fed thereof, said Administrator is directed 10
cause this order TO be published by ADVERTISING
in newspaper printed in Litchfeld, and
costing copy on the public sign post nearest
where said deceased lasr dwelt in said Kent, al
least ten days before the time assigned for said
appointment
3 JOHNSON G. HATCH Jndra
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
PRNBATE RlGCOIRm.

PURSUANT to an order from the ConTa
OF Probate for the District Of New Milford,
Will De sold atPablic Auction, to the high-
est bidder, on The 9Th day Of June 1873 ~
one octock, in the afternoon, (unless pre-
Vlo9siy disposed of At private sale, 50 much
OF the Real Estate of NATHAN BISHOP,
late Of New Milford deceased, as win raise
the sum OF $l74,lS and incident charges,
Sale 70 take place at she late Dwelling house
OF said deceased, in said New Milford.
Terms made known at the time of sale.
MILO GEER.
POLLY M. BISHOP. AomlnIsnasors.
Dated at New Milford this 26lh da u
May lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
.Ggeaet fO.. tlte CO20s1Ovaey

SNS 6aGA SOF EkGG company.
Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, .
David G. Sanford, New Milford,
Rufus Fuller, Jr. Kent.
Richard Smith. Sharon,
Frederick Kellogg, Cornwall,
Nelson Brewster, Goshen.
VISA M Burial, Canaan,
Donald J. Warner Salisbury,
: S6$ ., 6 S1rshray' g. Norfolk,
Roger H. Mile. New Hartford,
George D; Wadhams, Torrington,
" lsewis Smith, Harwinton,
Elisha Johnson, Plymouth,
John C. Amber. Be,hlem,
Leman w. Cutler, Watertown,
John Abernethy, Woodbury.,
David c. Whinlesy, New Preston,
GeorgeP P. Tallmadge, Warren.
Persons wishing TO get their Buildings Insured
can apPy either ofrhs agents, or to she Sec
retary. -....
- JASON WHITING,
L;.shfield, July 4 lSaS w
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

pURSUANT 10 an order from the Court II
l. Probate, for the District Of Canaan, autho.
r'z'ng and directing the subscriber TO sell "a
much d the Real Estate of Henry s. Rood, late
81 Canaan, deceased. I shall sell at Public
auction to the highest bidder So much IL the
real Estate 81 said deceased, as will raise the
sum on hve hundred and sevehty-fve dollars
and thirty-six CENTS, toge4h her with the incilcr,
charges OF sale, on the 4th day of yune next.
al the late residence ot said deceased, at 10
o'clock. fcrcnoun. Terms made kuown al the
time Of sale. ''o
HAWLEY CUNNING, Admir-.
Canaan, May l4th, ls4o. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07

THE English Blood Hersa
PRINcE ALBERT can BE-
found on alternate weeks
at the stables Of I N
BIakeslee in RoodbuFy.
and Blakeslee 81 Whee--
lock in Nor 8 lem. n.
Day % the III ~ june
lhlFy, Sou y 40.
j. N. BLAKEsLEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1849-06-07
District of Sherman, IS. }

DISTRICT OF Sherman, 50. }
Probate Court, May Dist. is49.
fSTATEof Ansel Huagerford. late of Sher~
~ man, in said district deceased: The Ad.
ministraier represents the Estate insolyen,.
and prays the appointment Of Commissioners
thereon. Ordered. 7 hat Commissioners TO re-,
ce'Ve and examine the claims of the creditors
vi said Estate be appointed at the Probate OF.
fee in said Sherman, on the 9Th day OF June.
1910, at O'clock, afternu0n---of which ali
persons interested will take notice, and appear
II they zee cause. and be heard thereon,
Atrue copy Of Record. Attest,
HUGH GETSrON Tujno
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-06-26

WILLIAM HAMILTON, WHO FIRED AT rns QuRKr.
w illnm Hamilton 10 about D years Of age, about
tive feet seven inches In helght, stout make, aud
fair complexion. Hamilton is AN orphan, aud was
reared at such ia the poorschoo Of the Protestant
Orphan Society at Cork, unril he was apprentced
from that Institute to a farmer named Philip Ry-
maid, at Grague, near Adsre, about ten years ago;
and, in consequence VI Ryna'd and his family
having emigrattd to America, al or about the time
If HsmiltoD's apprenticeship having expired,
H. mutton went as IA land-servaht 10 Mr. Joha
Bsfkman. who krpt chs y IN the 10 yn III Adarc,
aud III Who's. employment hr iivs d Two years, aud
lett HIM Tor En- ! nd "a, four ears -ince. for The
purpose. ar he ihcn ssld. ct s,.k Dg a NV h1"od,
and lettering his condition IN life nd, fron The
experience he acquired IN building IA m walls and
diches, h- bound himself to bricklsyrr, since he
went 10 England, for further Improvement. hut his
p oies.i did not equal hir err Citations IN king
a rapid livelihood during The time ~ William
Hsmilion's being in the service Of Mr.. Barkman,
aud about which time the Queen was then hired at
b, Oxford, Hamilton made use Of an EXPRESSION on
that ccssion, that II was not RICH, to serve ua-
der perticoat COVE nm IT." and accompanied tho
expression wiih further dsrrrp-c ful remarks.
Ft IN that until the lenod Of hts leaving Mr..
b. kmsn sci 1 r, va a'mo-f a custo AIRY thug
with Mrs BarkniaD, To tell Hsmlltin, by frproof,
~ his own remarkable words, that he wa still
"strving under IcttIcost government" IIsmilioa
I n native II COX, and no relative Of aay perssa
st ~ near Adarc.-Limoi,k CyvcnscLs.