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Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

wow comes the Question: IT, from the closed cond.
"a "ie .' OF the lacteals, imposs brlry
1i TO ks up and absorb he chye, and convey.
''l IN" circulation, IS MT also an imposs,bii,y for
Them to take up or absorb Cod Liver OIL or x,h;nr
else Most certainly Wedn discuss Us RENE
dial properties "iIer enters The circular n fr i, h.
State "f tn system under consideration II dom,
there, or At an, rate, but limited GU .n,y and can
gel there tor the vessels through which has 10 uass
i sed up '
may, IN stating that all every one of those yesses
closed. that whc'. precls. " tue ,, i,
may be- possible, yes and protah. that tie lin.
n;embTai at he diges organs, IN 20 ro,.
ststcd state rs To pr"dure UNIFORM tum facatn ,n
swelling Of that en',re membrane; ku, that the greater
portion i" an Inf1amed swt Hen l. true
ffm the fact of the patient hecumn. lean and III IN
fe h, whs stae only br brought ahou br cn-
sure OF tuse vessel the imperfect digestion thai
"a ecr sar,l, the re u, Of the nla,ned condition ni
the nucuS u,bT"Ee OF the g+sti>e organs.
From The above I will be seen, that no matter how
much RENEE iai virtues Cod Liver Oil may possess.
no" Il gu :e rom alb Ve} ''nncer lis usr the oh.ls,
whi" - the nutnnus prdnci OF dses'ions a"d la ken
np from he al menrary canal by The laclea!s. L"ny II
ISM y becomes o h alh, quail y's, long doc s
Ih ri ul,t H. thecau>e it cannot ge, through
hose c!'".d up se>s Is T. cam !. ~ conr h. o any
hen. 10 III pa'len'. Tor II passes ufi With the st'o!.
From the foregoing, W II he reIc-is hat the first
sep iowrr,i su tr r,pnt al. the disease Com
sumption, the nlnv, of is CAT. E. VI ses .et d.
ee~t'e"r Ms IN "rng done 20 vi the sy>.
en- Wi arc"npisil the balance OF wax. r va.
gent must he tmp"v.d tat will do away VIII, This
'n=es ed AID swollen c",i,to OF the u,:.cus men.
braHe-!:.:l ms cGngeset a"d swollen
De II OF Two reasons tir> thar i'm.
perfect digestion. and The nrnuasurt OF ch, lie r,nr ia
ga lu, ~hrch is the incvman- result OF diseased
stomach ma, be d'ne away with AMI second, thai
he 81 sed Ia t"as NAV be r's'nr, 10 ,he natural con-
III i' To ndmit the chyls, and pas. o. niu the
circulation; THIS hei ng done. ont, " Il civic o
good heal nv qua tx be manntac ursd, a, i he made III
good, rich tlon't which will nour!>h tie e;re svs>
lem, AMI fnhb It's rower>, tie Wis ntt;ca'rx Eaiur,a
IL hr"w If The d sea<e.
What remedial es, nj viii do I, is woik?
BLISS DYSPEPT,C REMEDY
Try i,-test it horrushiy-pcrs, V, re the mixing of
l-haw "n' all lhe acc"mpany' NJ one aui on
may den"n'; thai lis remedial Virtues i! nos Ls long
IN si',w lag ttieInse
" w BLISS, NJ D. sos Broadway, y. i.
BLISS DYSPtFTlC REMEDY issr sale by al
esper table druggists, aid by hem III be sent 10
an' address by Mail. on receiving dollars the
piice Ut The medicine.
EARRAI.. RISLEY KITCHEN,
lnm'ret r. an,' Wholesale Drusgists.
IS Barclay street New York.
Sole age is for New England and New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Debility OF Sexual Organs,

Nheiner caused by dl~s pat otherwise, will
crI'e nos "ay Prompt ana efficient a'd bu! I;dlca
cure, from h. IT
RlSLEI'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF
EuCHU,
a remedy hose "c1iou is exerei upon the UalHAR,
AND TIER! E ORGANS
T"e,e are of Sexual Debility that are often
times ~ serl"as. Distressing iniiacia5!e at.u
which only be level by The exercise OF M til.
care and caution. ud CT Us se II ut rrlntd q
gents aud p, rSevtra HER use. The atuve
mention preparation II regularly taken. c,njolneu
with regular and IN 'deriTe IN the omen ar
avoiding habits al rsa Aing nature nd last but uui
least, 90 l.tiig WI NOT ia in giig at cure
no 'na' ef hI" stubborn or nractahe The be
fs rei1hb remedy II stands very f.r III advance ut
all other preparations and Il taken properly will iai
To CURE Abundance OF testimony OF Its remedial iii
crcr IN this disease could be brought before the pubic
eye, was 1t proper TO do The inya!d may have
every confidence IN IT, for il has test q IN mutt
tde Ut instances, and ALWAYS with the appiesl results
and too, IN many instances where It's cnn.
mcnccd without the 81 Oh part Gle of iah Winch u
self is 10, unirequcn,ly sufficient cause failure
Ii is sale ty Drueg ~;> throughout IL" unity.
UAKRAI, RISLlIY & KITCHEN,
rs Back, street, New iuik.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
RE.dL ESTITE, SC.
Farm for sale.

'UVHE FARM AND RESIDENCE of the late Col
II Morehouse, in Washington, Ltchfeld County
containing about 220 acres is offered for sale This
is one Of the best farms in the County, in a high
state of cultivation with ample buildings Of all kinds
in the best state of repairs About 90 acres of frs,
quail ty meadow has a good supply If wood and
timber. pasture and plow land. 1t has all that is
requisite for keeping large stock of cattie-both
summer and winter-with al, necessary convenient
ces for stallfeeding. The farm is well watered with
living springs and the barn and ards are supplied
with never failing water. large stock of cattle.
and complete sett of farming tools can be had
CURED. The farm is we'll known to George Hitch
cock New Preston. Daniel Keeler Bri.,gewater, ana
Abner MITCHELL Washington of whom enquiries can
he made. For price and terms apply to s. HART
WE'LL at Bridgeport. Or the subscriber on the pre-
misses. BErSEY AZ MOREHO1-SF
October 6, 1857 9I.sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
P.lTE.H'T .WEDECL.e.ES,


"IuE v,"n'rs OF the use of Cod Liver OIL in con-
SnInp'I sly mat II FrcSen's the most beautiful
example, III the U:",ne u,eralioa OF ii medical agent
eve kn wa. 1t cares by piotn,tlng, The tulis,
sense, toaVe " 'ces- The system. II acts, in
tie nfs Instance BY inpGuv ng ,e 2rst:ve functions,
al" supp lthy IN NECESSARY ingredients tor nutrition.
"nl'h l. he bis- OF health. Cn.er USE the CHI, lie,
winch IS The ma Product OF Digestion, and taken
up from The anen.ry canal by the lactae 8, becomes
II nea my qnaiitt. - reaNily be cranged i,,J
hne, and thus only contributing - the amount OF
n"Hne"' for the uS vi the system but Oft the
supply vi this unchanged ahunetl, which acts as a
mufui'i product win IL reaches tie bo1ud, t., ue de
~ sized IN th= lu2s as tUbGrcuar matter. AZ ope "a
10" OF 'e OH IN promoting these chs,i-es is reterlb,o
III 4 E;ta measure u Or ncIles one Of which is
, "nIriII'e ami The otter sfTlctIy medicinal"
csp the above ilom the New YORK Sunday Times
:" Jhie - ior t'c purpose 4" showing why Cod Liver
IA 60 often ias IN beuehling tue Invalid and 1t
ought not 10 be 81 REGARDED by ii great nany
an almost spec Fl diseases OF The lungs, more
especially ConsunptioiI for IL most aseureuiy IS lar
iIun being such.
mai thefe is faulty and very impoverished nu,r
uoh ahu u wait "i good supp, {" healthy blood, IN
cU!lsumptve PATIENTS aud full, show Their
ieductd' ~eaN-he1, Team al e:uaie and almost b'Hd
less appearance. What the cause ri this vi
2opd rich bio q, which only can nrursn the syst en-.
II Is mat the chyie taS have shown my previous
advertisements vi WHICH good and he.th b o d
Is mace does not aid cahot enter AT" clrculat on
why Because of the Condition oi Inc Dig s,,ve Or
gas-becaise, a. have already shuwn, IN pre-. iuis
advertisements the mouths Ut the Little vessels He'd
iacea. which, convey The chyle into the c,rcuatlnn
and "hich oIei' lat" the upper bowels, clSed up,
ana cannot take up ar absorb his Oh, le WHAT closes
them! The swollen STATE OF thu. mucous membrane OF
the digestive organs, which nhrane, besides nlng
the olac an "'~ets also dps int and lines tn, Sc
mile vessels and from the tact of he mouths Of
little vessels, the acteas being very .ma, very
easy TO &c hat there could not be much swelling OF
'ha. membrane without bringing t,g-,her their sides,
aud entirely oslng item up. What pro shs
sA0l en- state ct the inucus membrane? INFLAMMATION
OF TIE DIGESTIVE ORGANS, which the first aId
the ONLY CAUSE OF CONSUMPTION.
:, q THIS statement of the of Consumption am
Well aware, will he pronounced b. very tar
'h'n being hut shall, in Of nv future ad-
sertsemrns, treat upon Consumpl n, its causes and
c"re will III the present iiis'anc remark that there
never was case Of Consumption that had MOI lis orr
GIN h ihtamed digestive organs, and there never was
case OF Consumption but that its orr gin could not
have been easily traced diseases Of the nurtve
gans, for no case nf Consumption existed without
cisesss q the stomach beng present at hs same time
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

n."l; you ask n', WY this rumpus,
Why this won .ertnl cUmmutiun.
Why the rush is all at Wainrrs.
Why they tel. such mighty stories.
We would answer. We wutld tell you,
Tell yon why SO many people
Get their GrncrricS at Warner g.
Get their Teas and get their Sugars,
Get their Meats and get THEN Oysters,
Aud other nee tnls all delivcrcu'
lis because they take the papers,
Go t" y. ndel little cities.
Buy for Cash. and bring the stuff home.
Buy Just what by ali is needed,
Sell for Cash and little profits,
Sell for mighty little profits
Keep the little wheels in motion.
That S the way they get the custom,
And the Ladies' take ii peep in,
See no settlers to annoy them.
Buy just such as suits their fancy,
Of CnnicctiunarieS, &c. !
Should you ask us where the place is,
Where they do such iaighty business
We would answer, we would tell you,
In the building owned Inv Beckwith,
Situate in Litchtield Sruth->trect
That is where they do the business
There the buyer saves some pennies.
Saves Some of those little pennies
Which are termed rs Njckle " Nix"
And he goes his way rejoicing.
With the rumbcr in his pocket,
IL & 5 SouTH STREET"
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Goods going with a rush,
FOR CASH,
At the Bee Hive, South street

EOR the next thirty days. the subscriber will
- sell fur cash his stock. comprising about
Is pieces, 1000 yards American Calico Prints cost
% pieces sou yards, Muslin DcL,ines at COST many
of them rev patterns ami best styles.
8picccs, $50 yts, 5s4 ass d colors ParmettaS.
pieces. 25O yds. 34 - NJ hair DebaScs.
10 pieces. 400 yds, A col,led Gnghams
Broadcloths. Shawls, Cluaks, Ready made Cloth
ths And other goods in proportion, too numerous to
mention, but must bs sold. among which arc an im
fsn'se aeak VI LaNlics' Dress and Cloak Trimmings
Ribbons Velsets Tassels and Buttons in any guam
tity and every style, and rcplenshed weekly by new
arrivals.
Also Ladies' Shoes Hosiery, Gloves, &c. &C., and
Gents Ready made Clothing of all descriptions.
S N BRONSON.
Ltchdeid, December, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24


VIE Court of Probate for the District of Litch-
n ncld has limited and allowed six months from
.e cate hereof for the creditors OF the estate ol
MILES THOMPSON late of Goshen in said District
deceased represented insulv.nt in which to exhibit
their Claims thereto and has appointed Harvey 2.
Mef"ln and Phllo Howe both of Goshen, Commits
sioners to receive and examine said claims
tertlhud ty GEO. c. WOODRUFF Judpe
iHE subscribers give notice that they shall meet
II the store OF Hart Brothers & Co in said Goshen
the eth day OF Janua. and the ID day OF June,
a " 1905 at one o clock i'll the afternoon On each
I said dryS, t',r the plrp,>e of attending on the
business Of said appointment
HARVEY ?. MEkWiN, r;:
PtIILo HOWE Noi''n'ssl"hers.
al! persons indcbii to said Estate. are requested
t. make immediate Payment to
3i-3t MOSBS L. THOMSON. Administrator
1T Coar' q Probate holden a. Washington ,tain and
of ne District y HGstnyton the 2.th duy Of No
RENTER, 4. u. 1857
Present, lTH1EL HICHox, Judge.
an Motion Of the Ailnistlat,ix on the Est:.t,
" of LEANDEE OI)El.L. late Of Washington
Within said District deceased: This Court doth de
cree that six months from this date be allowed and
limited for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit
teIr claims against the same to said Administra-
tIiN and directs that public NOTICE be given Of this
order by AL, ertsing in newspaper published il.
Ll'chlied and by p sting copy thereof the Pub
liz sign post in said town Of Washington,
the place where the deceased last dwel1.
Certified from Record, liIIlEL HlCkON, Judge
:;1-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Hats, Caps, Furs, &c.

ME times, they say are growing hard;
II Expansion and contraction,
But little fear. and less regard
Will meet from HIRAM JACKSON.
His Hat Emporium ample Shelves
Of Hats and Caps have stacks on;
And SO, to buy and please yourselves,
Just call Oh HIRAM JACKSON.
His choicest Furs for winter wear,
Have wonderful attract ions
Before you purchase them elsewhere,
Step in at HIRAM JACKSON 8.
You II find the times will better grow;
There Ii he brisk re action;
You can t do better than bestow
Your trade On HIRAM JACKSON
Fur coats lie has whose ample folds
You all should have your backs on
So quickly seek the shop that holes
The goods and HIRAM JACKSON.
You II find him in the same q Old Brick,'
l ii give you the direction
West OF the Court House doors, quick,
You II find said HIRAM JACKSON.
Oct. %, 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
MCNEIL & BRANlI

In order to meet the requirements of the times and
the wants of the people, offer their whole stock OF
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groceries, Erocke
ny and Glassware at greatly reduced prices for cash
on delivery.
Mtrrmac Prints, 10 C. Brown Sugar, 8 c. pr Ii.
Madden do. Ct c. Crushed do ~ c.
Furniture do. 10 c. Powdered do. ia "
Best 5. vie Delsnvs Coffee d.. ii ("
II to 20 y. liy>on'lea, 37l c. pr lb,
All wool Delanes, 81! C, Pune Ginger, 10 c. pr Id.
Plramettas. 81 to 10 c. N r Raisls, l24 c. -
Paper C+nhrcs, 10 c. Nutmegs, c. pr. o..
Heavy unb d Co tons Ancs's Soap, 10
to 9 c. Bsrwills. 10 c.
Fine unb'd Cottnlls, Rabbit SlleratuS 8 c.
to 10 &c Pvles do. SC.
KID GLOVES Ladies', IS c., Gents, 81.
and other Goods in the proportion.
Believing that the Cash system is tho only true
way OF Ding business not only for ourselves but fo
our customers. shall adopt the plan, commenc
ins ON Monday Nov 9, to sell our Goods exclusive
Iy tor cash at the lowest possible price
Most kinds OF produce taken in exchange for
Goods at cash prices
Litchield, Nov 1 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
.v3flce.

a IL persons indebted to SPENCER & ArAMs, and
IA HENRY W. ADAMS g. Co arc requested to
make immediate payment to me, in cash pro-
duce. - HENRY W. ADAMS
Ltchicld, Nov. 25 1857. tt-32
THE accounts due to mt, must be settled on OF
Aefoxe jon. l>t 1858. Henry ". ADAMS
Etchtrld, Nov 18th 1857
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
81 LBS. Light Brown Sugar for ST. at
0O WARNER BROTHERS.
Terms Cash.
Flour.
$1,000 REWARD.

w HEREAS on the night of the 25th of No
~ yelnbcr, 1857 Herman Ialdwns Mill ant
Machine Shop was set on fire and burned down
At public meeting Of the inhabitants of tht
town OF Washington warned expressly tor the pur
pose OF Offering reward for the detection of the
3nccndiary, the following vote passed
Voted That the Scectmcn be instructed to offer
reward OF One Thousand Dollars to the person per
sons'who shall make the discovery and bring to CON
li4tisn the person persons who set fire the
Hill Of Herman Baldwin, the night OF Novembe,
10Th 1857 which sum So offered reward shall
be paid to such pelsun persons tr,n the town
treasury by order of the Court before whom such
conviction is had.
We the subscribers, Selcctmen of the town Of
Washington, in pursuance If said vote offer IL.
ward VI One Thousand Dollars tur the detection and
conviction OF the person or persons who set f,t
Ard destroyed Herman Baldwins Mill in said W ash
iugten.
Dated at Washington December 8, 1857.
SAMUEL A. BAKER,
$3.50 Nelson FORD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
LEG.AL NOTICES.

VIE Court of Probate for the District of Ply
- mouth hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate
olAHLoE CHILLY, late Of Plymouth in said Dis
tfct deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and settlement Those negecting to pre-
sent their accounts within said time. properly at
tested, will he debarred recovery All persons in
oeoted to said Estate requested to make inme-
date payment to
APOLLOS MARKHAM, Administrator
Plymouth, December H. ST. 35-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Notice.

VUNHE SUBSCRIBER having rented the East par
Il OF Mr.. WIN Il gers Blacksmith Shop, in >prn
Ger street. few steps from his Carriage shop i,
West Street. for the purpose of doing BLACK
SMITH WORK, SHOElNG HORSES AND OMEN
will strictly attend to all Jobs Articles usual,
found in ii Country shop will constantly be kept OF
hand such rs Hinges, Chains. Harrow Teeth, &c,
Old customers and new ones, requested t,
give mo u call J. h. FULLER
Ltchicld, Oct 9th 1867.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
To the Court of Pro5ae for the District Of Rcrtmy

Il in Roxbury in said District and whose Estate
is now in settlement in said Court under the Act
for the relief of nsovent debtors and for the more
equal distribution of their effects among their credit
ors, respectfully asks the Court that an allowance
be made him of said Estate for the necessary sup
port of himself and family, as by statute in such
cases de and provided, he having first complied
with the condition contained in the eth section OF
said act. WILLIAM O.. GLOVER, Asslgnor
Probate Court District of Rozbury November ]o, 1887.
ORDEREp-That the foregoing application be hears,
and determined at the Probate Office in Roxbury
within said District the first Tuesday Of January,
1858, at 10 o'clock A ~ and that notice thereof be
given By advertising for one pnos'h IN newspaper
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
e45 The Liver.
IN WIG E A T @ R
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD.

rs A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS
i Il COVERY. and is daily working CURES. alnlvs,
too great to believe. II ii by magic, et.Js
tie frst hay siring Jtnef ard seldom more than one
bottle is required to Cutc any kind of Lucr Com
plant. from the worst JaunGicc Dyspepsia to /!
common headache, all OF which the results OF a
D.seaseH
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

THOSE who would have the benefit of this lib
svsl deduction will do we'll to call soon. Photo
graphs taken and colored by accomplished artist
which excel the finest Oil painting Daguerreo-
types copied by this process, enlarged and multi
piled to any extent Please call and examine speci-
mems. &c." j. L. JUDD.
Litchfeld, Nov Goth. 1857.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Banks Falling.

VV7ILLIAM H. WHEELER will take the Rag
w Money, or any kind of Produce in exchange
for Groceries, Flour, Meal and Fced-cons:antly on
hand. Ounces. nice and fair. Old Rock Salt, 90
cents per bushel. Teas from so cts to 81 per ID.
Cash paid for Pork in the Hog.
Litehiield, Nov. H. 1857. tf30
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Read This.

VuVHE UNDERSIGNED HAS JUST RETURNED
IL from New York, with a large assortment Of
Dayuerreoiype. Ambrutype, and Photographic
Material, and offers during these hard times, to
make pictures at the following rates, compa, cd
With former nrices
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

strut Of LcLfeld Probate Court. December g. 1857.
HSTATE of SOLOMON MARSH late of Itch
4 field, in said district, dece .sed.
OnDERED-lhtt the Administrators exhibit their
Administrator acc unt to this Court FIR adjustment,
at the Probate Office in Ltchicli the I'D dav 81
December. 49,. at clock forenoon. and that all
persons interested in said Estate may be notified
thereof the said Administrators will cause this or
der to be published in newspaper Published in
in said I.itchtcld nearest the last residence OF said
deceased. GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
SO 3t7
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

printed in Itchfeld and a newspaper printed in Wa
terbury they being two papers published weekly
and nearest where the Estate aforesaid is in settle
ment, and on the sign post in Roxbury
3l-4tt CHS B. PHELPS, Acting Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
Probate Court. District Of Rotbu,y, Noremjfr l6. lSJ1

Probate Court District Of Rofbury, Norensjtr lG. ls57.
4 n the Estate of WILLIAM 0. GLOVER OF Rex
bury, assigning debtor, the Court doth limit and
allow three months from the 10th day of November,
1877 for the creditors of said Estate TO exhibit their
claims to the Commissioners. Mes>Ts. John 5. TUr-
rl of New Milford and Elisha A. Weller of R"xbury
are appointed Commissioners to receive examine and
just the claims Of he creditors Of sIii William o..
Glover presented to them within the time limited
and they to meet i'll ton Of their duties on
the 3lst day of December 1857 and the 18th day OF
February. 1853 at the dwelling house OF Albert L..
Hodge in Roxbury, at 10 o'clock A. II. on said days.
BY order Of the Court,
3l-4ti MYRON DOWNS, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

At Court Of Probate holden at Wneheser ,r:tkia and
ne D'sS'7a 9. ta'csestsr tie l4h day Of Decen1er,
Present, HENRY S. BARBOUR Judge of the adjoining
District OF 1orrngton, holding said Court.
HE Trustees on the Estate Of the AMERICAN
Il HOE COMPANY, IA partnership ti,n. Lewis
K. Boyd and james Humphrey Of said Winchester
being the partners, assigned 1ur the benefit If their
creditors. pursuant An act for the relief q lu-
solvent Debtors and for the equal distribution
of their effects among their creditors and the other
laws of this State relating TO the same subject htv-
ing given notice to all concerned to appear bet''le
this Court this present day to be heard relative to
the appointment vi commissioners said Estate,
after full hearing this Court doth appoint JOHN h
HUBBARD sEsq Of Litcht-ld and B B. ROCKWELL
Esq, of West Winstcd. receive. examine adjust
and allow the claims of the creditors Of said Estate
and make return to this Court. Anu also doth de
cree that three months be allowed and limited said
creditors from the 10Th day Of December 1857, to
exhibit their claims to said Commissioners; AMI
doth further order that said Commissioners meet t.
receive claims against sail Estate. at the Eea'iSl.y
House i'll said Winchester the oath day OF Feb
ruary and the oath day Of March. 1888, at clock
A. NJ on each OF Said days, and that notice of this
order be given by publication of the same iur
month i'll the Mountain County Herald and Tie
Litchfeld Enquirer weekly newspapers published
nearest the place where such Estate is in settle
nent and by p, sting the public sign-post in said
Winchester and doth further order that c"ly
hereof be sent by mail 10 every known crcitur liv
ing wit hout this Probate District within week
from this date.
36-lm HENRY S. BARBOUR. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
West Goshen Mill

'H>HE subscriber would take this opportunity to
II inform the residents of Goshen and vicinity
that after having remndclcd rebuilt and introduced
new mill entire for Touring they are prepared To
give them good article in the line of Flour as
en be made anywhere in the country. We hav,
spared pains or expense to put it in perfect erde
t'r custom work The subscribers also keep or
hand good supply of
Rye and Buckwheat Flour.
1Cornmeal and Feed,
at as low rates as the markets will allow.
E. 7. CUMMINGS 4 son.
West Goshen. Oct. n, 1857. 27-3meT
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

Plaster. and Coal.
FHNHE subscriber has just received cargo Of the
IL blue kind of Plaster Also cargo II the best
Spring Nom ain ID. Al tn se in want of Coal
eau have it at prices by sending n their OIL,
ders this month. E. GOULD.
L.tchhesl East Mill. Nov. II, 1877.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24
HEALTH OF s1e1sN xss?
Choose Betsceeas Them,
H o |, LOW AVS PILLS,

The blood furnishes the material of every bone,
muscle, gland and fibre la the human frame When
pure it secures health to every organ when cor
rMpt, it necessarily produces disease: lioIlO-
WAY FILLS operate directly upon the elements
ot the stream OF life, ncutlaliang the principle nf
disease, and thus RADICAL! curing the malady whcth
Il located in the nerves, the stomach the liver the
bowels. the muscles the skin, the brain, or any
Il h1.r Ilart Of lie A,stnI.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-12-24

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nUR assortment of Hardware we shall endcavo
~ " keep up Us usual c. SMITH & Co.