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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

THE QuARANr1xE.--As is natural, the defiance of law and the resort to violence and outrage by one party in the Quarantine quarrel, has suggested sim liar measures to their opponents and much excite ment has been caused in Tompkinsville and Staple ton by the threat of Dr. Thompsons boatman to burn down the dwellings of those citizens who par icipated in the destruction of the Quarantine bnid ings and the houses of the boatmen The people have thought it necessary to set night watch to guard against invasion. The attempt to fire car penter's shop the day after the fire at Quarantine has excited the worst fears of the Stapletoniars, and they are determined to keep bright k-out for the ncen diaries. The Staten Island Chronicle establishment which is strongly suspected of being in the Health Officers interest was moved up to New York city on Wednesday. The proprietors, fearing that the Chronicle Office might be destroyed by fire, deemed it the best policy to remove the type, presses, &c.,
 Much dissatisfaction has been expressed that the persons arrested for the Quarantine riots should be liberated by the New York city courts on bail of s2 GOO The New York Tribune explains this. and shows that the city courts had jurisdiction, cept for violation of the Quarantine grounds. The murder and arson must be tried in Richmo mond conn., ty. and nothing can be done until the Grand Jury of frat county are willing to move An indictment must come from them first The Tribune thinks that the authorities will never consent to the remo- val of Quarantine, until the rioters are punished.
 Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
New Goods!

~ L. WEBB. opposite the Post Office, has just Os received from New York new assortment of Cloths and Cassimeres; Ladies. black, brown drab and gray mixed Cloths, fine goods and cheap Dress Goods, and general assortment of Cotton and Linen Goods, &c.
 Also-Most kinds of Groceries, with a fresh SUD- ply of Green and Black Teas of a superior quality, Java and Laguayra Coffee, crushed, St. Croix and Coffee Sugars, &c., &c.
 Likewise "A new assortment Of double and single barrel Rowling Pieces, Pistols, Gun Locks, Wad Cut ters, water proof, patent and G. D. Percussion Caps Gun Wadding, Powder Flasks, Powder Horns Game Bags, Shot Belts and Pouches. Powder and Shot, and other sporting materials all of which will be offered for sale without much profit
 Ltchfeld, September l. 1858. 19
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

WV HEREAS JOSIAH G. BEcKwITH, of Liicfield w Conn. has preferred hs Petiron lo the Hon. Su- perinr Court be h ,den at Litch6eld, in aud for Li.cht-d County, on he 2d Tuesday oi September, 1855, against t.DW ARD NOON and others, alleging Ina, tu secure the payment oi John E. stones note, dated July I2, ls42 for the of Sll6 payable to Mary Baldwin, ot Litch6eld, said Stone the said Eth dav of July, mortgaged in said Mary tract o land about half mile easterly from the Cou,t House u s,ld town bounded south on turnpike east on land distributed to Geo. H. Badwn from the tsale o Daniel Baldwin, deceased. ard Bantam River, nrt, by land formerly owned hy Vessels, md hy nurving ground That said n'.e unpaid and is the property of the petitioner That said Stone left widow survv ing him, who is the wife of Edward No"n HOW residing in parts unknown out uf this State, &c., and praying for foreclosure t said mor'gaged premises, Be-. per Petition dated August 23 1858 luv appears
 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED That notice of the pend- encv of said Peiin be gwen said Edward Noon by advertising this order in newspaper published in said Lchfed, three weeks succ,ssvey, the first pubiica- ton to be on or befre the 9ih day of September in- sant.
 Dated Litchfeld, ths 7h d1y of September, 1858.
 ORIGIN s. SEYMOUR,
 so3t Judge of Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of

Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of | scrofula.
 benefit is always experienced from the first bot tie ana perfect cure is warranted when the above quantity is taken
 Nothing looks so improbable to those who have
 ID van tried all the wonderful medicines of the day. as that a common weed, growing in the pastures and along old stone walls, should cure every humor in the system yet it is now fixed fact. If you have humor It has to start. There are no ifs and ands huns and has about it's suiting some cases but not yours. petldled over thousand bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston. know the effects of it in every case It has already done some of the great est cures ever done in Massachusetts, I give it to chlloreh d year old; to old people of sixty. have some poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose
 esh was soft and fabby restored to perfect health by one bottle
 To those who are subject to the sick headache, one ootHe VIII always cure it. It gives great relief in cs.tarrll and dizziness. Some who have taken it have been cosve for years and have been regulated ny It.. Where the body is sound it works quite easy, put where there Is any deran of the functions or nature It will cause very singular feelings but you must not re alarmed they always disappear in from four day to a week. There is never bad suit from it. on the contrary. when that feeling is gone, you will feel yourself like a new person. heard some rf the most eXtravagant enconiums of it that ever man listened to.
 No change of diet ever necessary. Eat the best you can get, and enough of it.
 Price sl per bottle Manufactured by DONALD KENNEDY, Roxbury Mass. JOHN PITKIN, whole sale agent for this State, who supplies this and all other popuur medicines at the lowest prices.
 Sold by A. c. Smith. Litchield Charles McNeil Wolcottville; Elmore & Welch, Winsted J. H. Shepard X Co., Norf"lk G. Humphrey Canaan ; c. B. Mtltbe, Falls Vilagf; J. M Gardiner, West Cornwall F. Boardman, New Milford H. Kinney New Preston Hart. Bros & Co.,. West Goshen J B Doughty, Cornv II Hollow; B. s. Preston, Rox- bury; w. E. Woodruff, Woodbury Seth Thomas Jr.. Plymouth Hollow; Thomas Scott, Plymouth :; Levenworth < Dikeman Henry Fish, Waterbury i; and all dealers in medicines in the State. 17
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
 RICHEST DEfDE.W Worn by Kings and EmperC IS,

What |? Why Beautiful Head of Hair. pECAuSE it is the ornament God himseB frotidd ED for all our rare. Reader although the rns" may bloom ever so brightly in the glowing cheek the ev ever sparkling the teeth be those Of pearls II fic head IS beref o it's covering, or the ha be snared d shriveled harsh and dry worse still It sprinkitd wi Woods tialr Restorative, if used two three time week, will restore and secure to all such an ornamit Read the following and judge. The writer of the h: from the celebrated pianist Tholberg.N
 NEw YORK, April 19, lsss. Dear Sir:-Perm me to express tn you the nbiira- tions am under for the entire restoration oi my it's original color bout the time of my arrival he United States was rapidly becoming gray, but Gp he applica of your Hair Restorative" it soon T. covered it's orignal hue. consider Your Rtsnia''' as very wonderful invention, quite etcaeious as vel as agreeable. l am, dear sir, yours truly, s. THALBERG. .
 'Drycha'r Gwyiedydct." WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, l3 Nassau si., April IF, E Dear Sir Some mon;h or six weeks ago received bottle of your Hair Restorative and gave II ny w'ie tie time that il would restore the gray hair to is org nal color, but to her as well my surprise alt t" weeks tral it has performed that wonderful effect by turning all the gray hairs to a dark brown, the time beauying and thekenng the hair. strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want ot such change of their hair
 NEW YORK, July 25 1857 With confidence do recommend your Hair Rest r. ntive as being he most eicacious article ever saw. Since usng Hair Restorative m, hair aud whisk,r which were almost white have gradually grown daIk; and now feel confident that few m re appicatc.ss will restore them to their natural color. IL also has eved me of all dandruf and unpleasant itching, so common among persons Mho persplre freely.
 J. c. KlLBY. Prof. WooD:-
 About two years ago my hair commenced falling of and turning gray; was fast becoming bald, and has! Ited many Rein' dies 10 no effect. lcommenred using your Restorative in January last. few applications lastened my hair firmly IL heean'to fill up, grow ou,, and turned back to it's former coor tbla k) Ar riGs lime it IS fully restored to it's original color, health appearance, and cheertuly recommend it's to all
 J. D. HOES. CnrcAeo, ILL, May l, 1857.
 The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes. V 2: large, medium, a d snall the small holds "a pint and retails for dollar per bottle; the medium holds least twenty per in proportion thau the small. reals for dollars per bottle the large holds quart. forty Der cent n proportion, and rstals for three dollars. Q. J. WOOD S CO, !'rnprietors 32 Broadway, New York, tin the great N. Y W ire Railing Estabishmenti and IA Market street. St. Louis, Mo-
 And sold by all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers. l5
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

There was intense excitement in the City of St. Paul, last week. strange woman and six chil- dren arrived of the steamers, and by dint of inquiry the woman found out where a MT. Edwin Whitfield lived, whose house she visited and soon became the undisputel possessor MT. w. and the woman he lived with as his wife, fled in confusion before the wrath of the conner, and have not been heard of. The strange woman turned ont to be the wife of Whitfield, whom he had deserted four years ago, and the six children were his own.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
MAFFTFD.

In Goshen. on the '3th inst. HORACE BANCROFT, Esq to Miss LIZZIE BEACH, both of Goshen.
 Tn Winsted, Sept. 8, Rev. H. A. RUSSELL, now of Falls Village. recently of Winsted, and Miss SARAH SMITH, only daughter of Dea. Elisha Smith, of Win sted.
 In Wolcottville: Sept. 8. Mir. E. F. TOWNSEND of Milwaukee. Wis., to Miss MARY J. WADHAMs daugh- ter of G. D. Wa'lhams, Esq. of Wolcottvlle.
 In Tnrringford Sept. 8. Rev Mir. WAINWRIGHT and Miss CAROLINE HAYDEN, daughter of Cicero Hayden, Esq
 In Hartford. Sept T. VIM. H. PosT firm of Talcott X Post, to Miss HELEN M. DESsLOw, all of Hartford
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
NOTICE.

VENHE inhabitants of inc Town of Kent A liable 10 pay on List of 1857 are hereby n.r lined that the taxes my hand for collection and that will meet them at the store of A. Paine on Mon day the Eth day of September. 1858, al o'clock A. M. and at o'clock F. M. of the same Gay at the store of Hiram Srgar; and at the wagon shop of A.. C. & L. B Vinegar Tuesday the 18th day of Sep temher at o'clock A. M.; and o'clock P. M. ot the same day at the Hutel of E M Judd
 All those ho neglect to pay tEe days speci- fled may expecr 10 pay legal fees.
 GEO. fl. CIIAMBERLIN, Collector. Kent, Sept. 6lh 1858. 2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

Ar meeting of the past and present members oi the New Haven Grays, held at their Armory on the evening of September 7th, 1858, npon the occasion of the death of JOSHUA MASON, late member of the corps, Committee appointed for that purpose re- ported the following resolutions:
 Whereas, JOSHUA MASON. recently member and officer of this company, died suddenly at Charles ton, s. o., on the lst inst
 Resolved, That the tidings of this sad event, by which we have lost friend and fellow-sOldier fill us with most sincere sorrow, and that make this public expression of our esteem for our comrade and of our grief for his carly death.
 Resolved, That his excellent character, his manly trais the amable qualities o the heart, and the faith fulness and skill with which he always discharged his duties both member and officer of this mpany, won the repect and regard of sl those who as sociated with him in it and that in token of respect For his memory, emblems of mourning be placed in the armory during the next thirty days.
 Resolved That to the parents and relatives ot the deceased who have lost a son. a brother and friend cut down suddenly and in the very beginning of fe and in whom their hopes and their aft ctions were centered, We offer our wa-mest sympathies and min gle grief with theirD, trusting that tlis may be some slight consolation to them in their great aic- tion.
 ARTHUR D. OSBORNE,
 J. H. STARKwEATHER
 EDWARD c. BEEcHER, ! Committee.
 WICLIAM HILLHOUsE,
 E. WALTER OSBORN, %&5 The foregaii,g resolutions were mCusly adop- ted and it was voted tbat the proceedings of the meeting be published in the daily papers of this city, and in the newspapers ill Mtchheld, and in Charles ton. 5. G. and that copy thereof be transmitted to the parents of the deceased.
 E WALTER OSBORN,
 Chairman and Lieut.. Commanding s. R. SMITH, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

J. HAMMOND TrrMpuLL of this city, proposes to continue the publication of the public records Of the colony of Connecticut, embracing the period from 1G17 to 1889. with occasional notes and ap- pendix. The appendix will comprise selections from the files in the Secretarys oce of letters, reports &c.. hitherto unpublished, among which will be found the correspondence between the colony and Sir Edmond An.!ros prior to and during the sus- pension of charter government. constituting the documentary history of the administration of An dros in Connecticut, together with the colony's al dress and petitions to England; correspondence with the Council of Trade and with the Govern mentS of New York and Massachusetts, Sc. It will be seen that the volume will be one of unusual in terest relating chiefly to the most important period in our colonial history. The state has authorised the purchase of two hundred and fifty copes and the work will be put to press a soon as two hum dred and fifty additional subscribers are secured and the edition published will be limited to actual subscriptions. .-Hartford Press.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
Lrrcur, ED CouNrY ss., August F, IS.

LrTcnF1ELD COUNTY ss., August l7, 1859. TsNHE subscriber having been assigned to IA hold Term oi the Superior Court to be held at Lltchfe!d whn and ior said County, on the SECOND TUESDAY OF BIER, one thousand eight tending the time and place appointed, hereby make this my order in writing, under my hand, in pursuance o the satnfe in such provided, for the adiouru of said C,u.t, to TUESDAY THE 2lsr DAY OF SEPTEM BIER, one thousand eight hundred and hfty-eioh at o'clock in the afternoon.
 10 the Clerk of the Superior Court for the County of
 L,tchErM.
 ORIGIN S SEYMOUR, Judge Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
Collectors Nofice.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons liable to N pay taxes in the town of Warren, he list oi lo57, due the first day of September, 1858, that wi be at the Store oi Orlando Swift in W arren, on Friday October st from one o'clock tlli four o'clock P. M. ais', at the Town Room in Warren. on Mon day October h, from niue U. lock, A. M. ull four o'clock, F. M., to receive said taxes.
 B. E. CARTER, Collector Warren, Sept. Sd, 1S55 2O3l*
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
Annual Town Meeting.

TVHHE inhabitants nf the Town of L'tchfeli, are R hereh, notified, u,at their annual Town meeting will be held in he Town Room, on Monday, the 4t day of October, 1858, at o'clock A. M for the cleo ton of Town Officers for the ensuing and fill such vacancies may exst in the Board of School Visitors lay all necessary Taxes, and to transact any other business proper tn he al said meeting.
 ARRAM c. SMITH,
 DANIEL :TODARD,
 JACOB MOSS. JR, }Sc!ectmen.
 ANSON c. SMITH,
 ANDREW w MARSH Iitchield Sent. II 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
STR AYED.

A SCOTCH SHEPHERD SLUT by the name Of "A Lass, color black back with colored sides and legs. Said dog was last seen at my residence SeEt 9th. Any mfm lion of the whereabouts of said dog will he thankfully rereived and suitable reward paid Said d,g was imported by Mir. JnEn Giles, Woodstock and had been at my place but few days.
 G. c. HITCHCOCK Ash Grove, New Preston, Conn.,. Sent. IA, lS5S I2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable by " law to pay taxes in the towE of Brilgewater, that the subscriber has received warrant to collect d Town aad Military Tax for the town of Bridgewa- ter laid on list of lS57 and that lie will meet said tax payers on the 4th day of October next at the Town Hall in said town for the purpose of receiving said taxes. All persons who refuse to comply with the above notce may expect pay such fees as the law ailows MONROE D. FROST, Collector.
 Bsidgewater, Sept. 6, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
VOCAL MuR7C

II BlDW ELL PECK having decided to remain in eB Lltchfeld the coming wlner offers his sery ce> in this vicinity e CT of singing in Classes as prva'e instructor Particular attention paid, ii desired, to the instruction and practice of Congrega gaona singh, g.
 Letters addressed to me at Ltchfeld will receive prompt attention.
 Iitch6eld Sent lS52
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
FARM FOR. SALE.

DY order of he Court rf Probate for the District of sD Lltctfeld will be sold at Pubic Anc.on on Mon day, Nov 1858 at o'clock P. M., (f previous ing Fifty acres less, with dwelling house harm, &c. thereon, situate in the Town of Ltchfed about miles westerly of the Nnrtheld Church. be- lime of sale. H. B. WOODWARD, Conservatvr.
 Litchieid, Sent. i4 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age

The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age.
 MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one of the common Pasture Weeds, remedy that cures euery hnd @ h,nor, from the scora screfula down to commen Pimple He has tried it in over eleven hund red cases and failed except in two es (both thunder humor.l He has now in his possession oyer two hundred certificates of its value, all within twenty miles of Boston. Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore mouth.
 One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of pimple on the face.
 Two or three bottles will the system of biles Two bottles is warranted to cure the worst canker in the mouth and stomach.
 Three to five bottles is warranted to the worst case of erysipelas.
 One to two bottles is wssraated to cure all humor in the eyes. Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the ears and blotches among the hair. Four to six bottles is warranted to corrupt and running ulcers
 One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
 Two to three bottles is warranted to the worst case of ringworm.
 Two to three bottles is warraflted to cure the most desperate case of rheumatism Three to four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
NOTICE.

A IL ACCOUNTS Ine ,he late firm of Warner "A Brothers and B. T. Warner MUST BE SET TILED without delay B T. & E. L. WARNER.
 The following property is for sale four year old Cow 26 yearllnes aud two years old and Sou hdown and C"t>wold Sheep; also, lew Horses and other pr.perty. Inquire the premises, or of E. L. WAR NER.
 Litchfed, Sept A. 1858. 2I
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
STATE OF cossrcr1cur, FA1rrrrnp cousrr,

SUPERIOR COURT, August Term, 1e68. RI PON the Complaint of the Bank Commission SO CTS of said State, this Court hath appointed FREDERICK s. WILDmAN, of Danbury, and WuI1AM A. JUDD, of Bethel Receivers of the HATrERS BANK. of said Bethel, and hath limited and ap- pointed till the 20th day of November, A. D. 1853 for the creditors of said Bank to present their claims against the same to said Receivers, and all claims not presented within the time so limited will he barred. Test, AMOS s. TREAT, Clerk.
 The undersigned hereby give notice to the credit ors of the Hatters Bank to present their claims against the same to the Receivers at the Ranlinr House of said Bank in Bethel, in said Fairfield Coun Y, pursuant to the above decreeson or before the 20th day of November, A D 1858.
 rREpERIck ERE PEI $. MILDMAN, Recs;vsr. . 17tNoy20
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
CAME INTO

FENllE inclosnre of the subscriber on the 9th -A inst dark red COW, years old, buttons or her horus. and no artificial mark The owner is re- qnested prove property, pay charges and take away. ORSON SPARKS.
 Litchfield, Sept. l5, 1858. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16
DTFED.

In Cornwall Hollow, Sept. 9th, Mrs. ELIZABETH Flo tp aged 79, widow of the late Samuel Ford.
 In Wnsted September ?, ADNER PERKINS, aged 78.
 In Pennington, 9th in t., WILLIE ELY, son of Rev. J. l.. Dickinson, aged months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

Al Court of Proba'e holden at Salisbury, ,ohhn and
 for the District of Salisbury the 6h day of August
 A. D. 1858
 Present ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge THHHE TRUSr FEE on tn. Estate of Fl LEONARD A. CHASE, of Salisbury, in said District assigned tr the bent fiji of his creditors tre Rellef of lnscIvent Debtors and for The eqna! distribution of their effects among their credIos, and other statue laws relating to the subject having Court this day at o'cnck afternoon be heard rela tate.
 Aer hearing the parties inter sted therein this Court doth appoint DANIEI. $. CLAPP and MosEs L. GRAHAM ot Salisbury, in sad dsric Commissioners examine, adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of said Est ate, and make return to this Curt and doth de- that nnnis from this 18th day of.August,
 thousand eight hundred and fifty weight be allowed and limited the creditors of sad Estate exhibit their claims said Comm ssioners and doth further order that sad Commissioners to receive claims against sad Estate at the office of Moses L. Graham in said Salisbury, the 18th day of September and the 18th day uf October, thousand eight hundred and fifty eight at o'clock afternoon each of said days. and that notice of this order be gwen by publishing the for month in the Housainnic Republican and the Lichfed Enquirer, two weekly newspapers pul-lished nearest the place where such Estate is Of set clement. and also by posting copy of this order on the public sign pst the village of said Salisbury, and It further ordered that copy hereof be sent to every known creditor living without this Probate Dis rict within one week from this 18th day of August thonsand eight huuereG aad fifty eight.
 XVIII ROBERT N. FULLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-16

Al Court of Probate ho1den at Torrington wthin and
 for the district of Torrins Ion, on the 2sM day of
 August A. D. ls5S
 presen HENRY $ BARBOUR, Esq, Judge.
 EDUtUS w. GiLLETT, of Wocnttve, Conn.,, Ea Trustee on the Estate of the TORHINGTON MANUFACTURING COMPANY, of said Turriug- ton, assigned the benefit of it's creditors, agreeable to the Statute Law of this State entitled Act for the Relief o lusoyent Debtors, and tor lhe equal distribution of ,h"Ir e.cs among their crediturs and the other statute laws Of this State relating the suject, having gwen notice all concerned appear before tlis Court his present day o'clock, alter be heard relative to the appointment of Com missuners saiG Estate After hearing the pa rIies terested theren this C.urt doth appoint ABIJAH CAT LIN, Esq. of Harwintnn, and THERON BRONSON, Esq , of nchestel Centre, 10 ective examine, adjust and allow the claims of the creditors of sad Estate and make return L. this Court; and also doth decree that three mouths he allowed aud n,ttd sad creditors from the 2j day of September, lo5S, to exhibit their claIns 10 said Commlss"ners and doth further order that said Commissioners receive claims against said Estate the office of Wocotlvie Brass Cnmpa- nv, in said WolcotlvIlle, on the 2d day ot Ociuber 1853 and the 2' day of December l-5S al 10 u'c"ck, torenoon each q, said days, and that notice Of this order be given bv publication o the tor nth m inc Wmsted Herald and Litctlfcd Enquirer, week ly newspapers published nearest he place where such Estate in settlement. and b, posting this or der on the public slgnpost sad Torringon. And doth further order that copy here 4 he sent by mai every known creditor living without this Probate D,s'rct, within ore week from tis date.
 l94t HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge.