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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
WHEREAS, JosrAH G. BneKw1rH of Li,chled,

WHEREAS, JosrAH G. ;BRcKwIrH, of LitchGeld, w Conn, has preferred his petition to the Hon. Superior Cour, be holden Litchfed, in and for Litchfeld County, on the 2d Tuesday of September. 1858, against inc heirs and creditors of JOHN B. STONE late of Litchield, deceased-and o,hers-aL eging that tn secure the payment of his note, dated July I2th, ls42 for the of S146, payable to Mary Baldwin ot said town, said Stone, ou said l2,h of Ju y mor,essed to said Mary, 9 tract of land about bounded south on turnpike east on land distributed t" win, deceased, and Bantam River, north by land lur- nerly owned by Vessels, and west by Bnry'ng Ground That said i< unpaid and the property of the Pelitoner-'hat said stone ded the 18th day oi September, lS47, md that there never has been any Exccuirr of any Will osaid deceased. John B. Stone my Admnisra'or on his Es'ate-and praying for foreclosure Of said morteaged promises &c. as per Petition dated August 9, 1858. more fully appears. It is herefre ordered that notice of ;he pendencv of said petition he gwen sad heirs and creditors by ad. vertisng this order in newspaper published in said LItchheld three weeks snccsssively the first pubca. tioh to he before, the 26th of August instant
 Dated Litchfrld the twenty third of August, one thousand eight hundred and 6ftv-eght.
 ORIt;EN $. EYMOUR,
 xviii Judge of the Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
MTARR TFD-

In St. Johns Church, Waterbury, lst inst. by the Rev. MT. Wiley, assisted by the Rev Dr. Clark MT. AcmILLE F. MlGEoN, of New York City, te ELIZABETH, daughter of the late MT Almon Farrell of Waterbury
 In St. Michacl's Church in this village, 9th inst hy the Rev Mir. Wiley ot St. John $ Church. Water. bury, MT. HENRY w. ROGERS to Miss HENRIETTA FENN, both of Ltchicld.
 In New Haven, 22d ult, by the Rev Mir. Put nam, MYnoN w. FiLLEY to CLEcRA daughter of G l. GILBERT, Esq. all of New Haven.
 In Ellsworth. on Monday. Sept. 6, by Rev. R. D Gardner, MT. CHARLES $. EVERETT and Miss JUL. CHAPTER, both of Ellsworth
 In Kent, on the 9th inst, by Rev. J H. Strong of New Preston, Mir. A G. NEWTON, of Homer Ohio to Miss HARRIET E. CAMP, of Kent
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

WHEREAS JosIAH G. BEcKwirH, of Liichfeld, w Conn., has preferred his Petl,,un to ihe Hon. Su- perlor Court to be holden at Llchiield, in and for L,!chfied County, on the 2d Tuesday of September, 1858, against EDWARD NOON and others; aIieging that 10 secure the payment of John B. Stones note, dated July F. ls42 ior the of $146, payable Mary Baldwin, ot Litch6eld, said Stone ,n the sad Eth day ot July, mortgaged ia said Mary of land about halt mile easerly iron, inc Court House n sad town bounded south on turnp'ke east land distributed to Geo. H. Baldwin from the Fstae of Daniel Baldwin, deceased. and Bantam R,ver north by land formerly owned by Vessels, and by Durving ground That said note Is unpaid md is ihe property of the petitioner That said Stone left widow snrriy ing him. who IS the vile of Edward Noon residing in parts unknown out of this State, &c. and praying for closure oi said morgaged premises, Be-, as per Peii,Ion dated August g. 1858 fully appears
 IT IS THEREFORE ORDERED That notice of the pend- ency of said Petition be given to said Edward Noon by advsrsins this order in newspaper published in said Lchfed three weeks successiveIy, the first pubica- ton to be on or before the 9th day of September n- stant.
 Dated al Ltchhed, this 7th day of September, 1853
 J ORIGIN $. SEYMOUR,
 2ost yu!ge of Superior Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
The-Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age

MR. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one of the common Pasture Weeds, remedy that cures ere'y kind ef hun,or from Me rorst screuta down to comm.n PimpLe He has tried it in over eleven hund- red cases, and never failed except in two es bosh thunder humor) He has now in his possession over 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 the face.
 Two three bottles will the system of piles.
 Two bottles is warranted to cure the worst c,nker in the mouth and stomach.
 Three to five bottles is warranted to cure the worst case of erysipelas.
 One to two bottles is warranted to 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 cure corrupt and running ulcers.
 One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
 Two to three bottles is warranted to cure the worst case of ringworm.
 Two to three bottles is warranted to cure the most desperate case of rheumatism.
 Three to four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
MORE TO BE ADMIRED THAN THE
 RICHEST DE.IDE.N Worn by Kings and Emperors,
What Why Beautiful Head of Hair.


 DECAUSE it is the ornament God himsey prorided ID for all our Reader, although the rose may bloom ever brightly in the glowing cheek, ihe e ever So sparkling, the teeth be those Of pearls. lie head bereft o it's covering, the haIr be snart and shrlveed harsh aud dry, stil if sprnklcd M gray. nature will lose than halt her!charms. Pt (: Woods Hair Restorative if used two or three tinn> week. VIII restore and secure to all such ornalnt 2 from the celebrated pianist .TAalbsrg.
 NEw YORK, April l9, 1858. Dear Sr:-Permt me to express to you the obIys. toEs under Tor the entire restoration of my h.. its original color about the time of my arrival in. United States it rapidly becoming gray, but npn the application of your l1alr Restorative" II soo r.. covered its orig nal hue. consider ynur Resnrnrty, as very wonderful invention, quite eiicacious "e as agreeable.
 am, dear sir, yours truly, S. T1lALBERG. "Drvch ar Gwviedydct."
 WELSH NEWSPAPER OFFICE, l3 Nassau st, April F. 3S Dear Sir:-Some mcnh or six weeks ago received bottle oi your Huir estorave and gave Il my wIie. who concluded to try il her hair, little l king ut me tune that II would restore the gray hair to it's ng. nal c"l"r, but 10 her well my surprise, alter weeks trlal t has performed that ~onJerl effect by turning all the gray hairs to dark brown, al ihe sn:ne time beanliiying and thickening the hair. strongly recommend the above Restorative to all persons in want oi such change of their , h ir r
 NEW YORK, July 25, ls57 | With confidence do recommend your Hair Restor. diFt, as ueIHg eIUfacI0us article Since Hair Restorative my hair and whsk+rs which were alm'st white have gradually grown dark; and now feel confident that few m re applications will restore them to their natural color IL also has r- l'eved me ot all dandruf and unpIeas itching, su common among pelsous who perspre freely. J. c. KILBY. Prof. Woop
 About two years ago my hair commenced falling oG and turning gray; was fast becoming bald and hu! uled many Renrdes o no effect. Icoinmenred using your Restorative in January last. A few appcat t,,s fastened my hair firmly lt began i'll up, grow a,,., and turned back to it's former color, blarkJ At ,his time IS fully restored to ils Uiya color, hcalth ard appearance, and l cheerfuy recommend it's use fo nL J. b. HOES CncAeo, lLL, May I, 1857.
 The Restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes viz: large, medium, snal the small holds 2 a p'nt, and retals for dollar per bottle the medium, holds at least twenty per cent. more in prnpo'n than the small, reias for two dollars per bot e the large holds quart forty per cent more iu proportion, nnJ r"a'ls for three dollars. o. J. WOOD CO, i'roprietors, 3l2 Broadway, New Yo,k, lin ,Le sreo, N. Y Wire Railing Estabishmeni,| and IA Market And sold by ali goud Druggists and Fancy Gnnds beaiers 15
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

IS" Gen. Sup't. Tallmadge was on Monday sus- pended from office by the Police Commissioners. for refusing to obey order of General Nye to send po licemen to the Quarantine, Staten Island, the night of the 2d.
 eY'A society has been formed in New Milford for the purpose of holding Cattle Show in that town every Fall.
 eH The experiment commenced at Brown Univer- sty several years since, of allowing partial of study to be selected by the students. has been abandoned. No student will hereafter be admitted except as members of the regular college classes.
 fs'A military company is about to be organized in New York, to be composed wholly of New Eng land residents-and is to be called 'The New Eng land Guard'
 fg The Troy University is to be opened to-day Thursday, with an inaugural address by Professor James Strong, an oration by the Hon. George Gould and rema ks by the President of the University the Rev. Dr. John McClntock
 GS The cornerstone of an Episcopal church ediice for society at Pequonn'ck, short distance north of Bridgeport, is to be laid Friday afternoon by Bishop Williams.
 eg The Rev. Henry N. D,y, Professor in Western Reserve College has been elected President uf the Ohio Female College. Mr. Day is son of the late Col. Noble Day, of New Preston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
Al Court cf Probae holdfn at Salisbury, wfhn and for Me District o Salisbury on te l6M day ot August
 A, D. lSjS

A'a Court of Probae hodsn ot Salisbury withi" and
 A. D. 1858.
 Pr, sent ROBERT N. FULLER, Judge. FEVHE TRUSTEE the Estate of N LEONARD A. CHASE, of Salisbury, in said District, assigned for the berft of his creditors ble the law of this State entitled An Ac r Ire Relic of lnsclvent Debtors and for the more equal distribution of their eff among their creditors" and other statute laws latng 10 the subj Ct having Court this day al ocl"ca afternoon 10 be he ,rd rea tate.
 Aer hearing the parties inter ,sed therein this Court doth appoint DANIEL S. CLApp and MosEs l.. GRAHAM of Salisbury, in said district, Commissioners to receIve examnp, adjust and allow the claims of creditors of said Estate and make his Court, and doth de- that ,n"nil,s from his l6h day of Angns, one thousand eight hundred and fv- eight be allowed and limited the creditors of said Estate exhibit their claims L, said Comm ssnners, and doth further order that sad C"mni,sso meet to receive claims against sad Estate at he office of Moses l.. Graham in said Salisbury, on the 18th day of September and the 18th day of Ocrober, thousand eight hundred and Kty- eight. 1 o'cnck afternon on each of said days and that notice of this order be given by publishing the tor nonth in the H ,usa ionic Republican and he Li,chieii Enquirer, two weekly newspapers pu sled the place where such Estate is in of set clement. and also by posing copy of this order the public sign post in the village of said Salisbury, and is further ordered that copy he reOf be every known creditor living without this Probate Dis trict within week from this l6th day of August thousand eight huuereG aud fifty eight.
 xvnI ROBERT N. FULLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of scrofula.
 benefit is always experienced from the first bot tie, and perfect is warranted when the above quantity is taken
 Nothing looks so improbable to those who have III valn tried all the wonderful medicines of the day. as that a common weed, growing in the pasturesand along old stone walls. should cure every humor in the system, yet 1t Is now fixed fact If you have humor 1t lias to start There are no is and ands, nuns ana has about its suiting some cases but not yours peddled over thousand bottles of it in the vicinity of Boston. I know the effects of it in every cfse It has already done some of the great est cures ever done in Massachusetts. give it to chlidren year old to old people of sixty. I have some poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose
 flesh was soft and abby, restored to perfect health by one 4ottle
 Tot!lsc who are subject to the sick headache one bottle will always it. It gives great relief in catarrh and dizziness. Some who have taken 1t have been costive for years and have been regulated by It, Where the body is sound it works quite easy but where there is any deransenent of the functions o1 nature, It will cause singular feelings but you must not Ee alarmed they always disappear ill from four day to d week. There is never bad re- suit from 1t on the contrary when that feeling is gone, you will feel yourself like person.
 heard some of the most extravagant enconiuns 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 PIrKIN. whole sale agent for this State, who supplies this and all other popuur medicines at the lowest prices.
 Sold by A. c. smith, Litchtield; Charles McNeil Wolcottvillc; Elmore & Welch, Winsted J. H Shepard X Co., Norfolk; G. Humphrey. Canaan c. B. Maltbe, Falls Eillags; J. NJ. Gardiner, West Cornwall F. Boartman, New Milford H. Kinney New Preston Hart. Bros & Co.,, West Goshen J 5 Doughty Cornwall Hollow; E. s. Preston, Box buly w. F. Woodruff, Woodbury Seth Thomas Jr.. Plymouth Hollow Thomas Scott, Plymouth Levenworth & Dkeman. Henry Fish. Waterbury and all dealers in medicines in the State. 17
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
H IS0N'S COLUMB BIAN
 IT A I R D 7 E.
NEW YORK. Wednesday

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED. It has double the quantity and strength of any other
 It gives perfectly natural color. It colors every shade from light brown to jet black.
 Its use is easy and rapid
 It is perfectly harmless to the skin.
 Its effect is instantaneous and permanent.
 It is perfectly harmless to the skin. It is the best quickest, cheapest and sg n,dde. fS1 Directians for use accompanying each box .aa Price-1 oz. s1 70 oz. ST 50 :-4oz ss i; 8 OF. s4 Entered according to Act of Congress, in tie year ISoo, by A. w. Harrison in the Clerks Office of the pstr'c. Court o the U. s. for the Eastern District ot For sale by T. H. RICHARDS, Litcbfeld.
 " ELMoRE WEIGH. Winsted Manufacturer, ApOLLOS W. HARRISON. No: 10
 South 7th st., PHILADELPHIA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

NEWS FROM UrAH.-St Louis, Sept. 1.-Thc For Brilser correspondent of the Republican says. thai the Sixth Infantry, and company of Sappers ant Miners under Lieut.. Duane arrived there Aug 6 The departure of the Sixth Infantry for Walla Wal Oregon, delayed in consequence of insufficient supplies of clothing and provisions
 The Utah Indians were committing depre,lations
 The annual election of territorial and county off ccrs took place the 2d of August
 The democrats of Green and River countirs have elected their whole ticket by an average majority t1 eighty. Wm. J. Osborne is electeI to the leyisll ture. Nothing has been heard from the other coun ties
 The result of Il e late conference between the d rectors of the N. Y. Central and Erie roads is tha, both roads will return to their old rates of freight and passage. Ibe rate of speed on the Central Rou is to be diminished
 The deaths by yellow fever in New Orleans, on the 30th, were 92.
 A young lady in Blandord Va was bitten on the finger by pet squirrel some months since and re- gently anputation of the wounded limb was found necessary.
 The Bridgeport Standard says that on Saturday morning, boar belonging to Mir. Hendricks il, black Rock. broke out of his enclosure and strayed along the Fairfield load to the residence of Mir xl- bert Burr where heattenpted to enter the premises Mrs. seeing the animal attempting to get n went out to drive him off; in doing so, the monster turn ed and made a rush for her, and she barely esc,pcd his Jtws by Jumping into wagon which w;is stand ing near by. MT. 5. ing the state of affairs, went out to her assistance, the animal made a rush at him, and planting lis tusks through lis leg above the knee, threw him down and caught him again il, the f1eshy part of the thigh, taking piece of flesh clean out. His cries brought other assistance, who released him, and with difficulty drove the animal off He Was terribly laccrated.
 new daily paper has been started in Albany, and will support Gcrrit Smith tol Governor
 correspondent of the Bridgeport Farmer writing from New Milford says that there has been a large number of visitors in that place this summer from New York and other cities. A new hotel has been put up by a Mr. Lewis which will accommodate about one hundred persons.
 son of Mir. G. N. Brunson, of New Milford, while playing was hit by stone thrown by one of his companions and considerably injured
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

fl Conr, of Prohnfe holden nt NeU Milford tci,hin
 and for the district of Nep ford August 24th 1858.
 Present SAMUEL D. ORToN. Judge. IN the Estate of DAVID ORSBORN NE, late of the \ Town of New Milford. in said District, deceased. inso, enl, and prays the appointment of Commits sioners thereon.
 Wherefore IT IS ORDERED That Commissioners to receve, examine and decide upon the claims of the creditors of sad Estate be app tinted the Prha te Office in Now Milford the 9th day of September 1853 at e,ght o'clock in the forenoon.
 And said Administrator is directed to cite all persons interested there appear eff they ransr brf re said Court sad time and place, tc be heard relative To said appointment. by posting copy the order on the publ sign post in said New Milford nearest the place where the d. ceased last dwell in said town ni SD by publishing the in the l.itch6sld Enquirer. weekly newspaper priated in Li1chel, in Llchiird Cnuntr, and having a circulation said Probate D.s trIcI and due return make to his Conrt.
 l9 SAMUEL D. OR TON, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
NOTICE.

NOI1CE is hereby given to all persons liable by law to pay taxes in the towE of Bridgewater,
 that the subscriber has received warrant to collect Il Town and Military Tax for the town of Bridgewa- ter lad on list of lS57 and that he will meet said t payers on the 4th day of October next, at the Town Hall Ill said town for the purpose of receiving said taxes. All persons who refuse to comply with the above notice may expect pay such fees as the law allows MONROE D. FROST, Collector.
 B:idgewater, Sept. 6, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
S Seod Wheat,
 AND P E R WAN GUA ANO.

N En BUSHELS of WINTER SEED WHEAT E eDO of the best quality. raised for us on Long Island This Wheat is we'll adapted to our soil and climate and is considered profabe crop by those who have tried it. We offer it at greatly re- duced prices from last year.
 We are now offering the best PERUVIAN G UANO at eonts per pound and shall continue to sell for that until the Peruvian government change the price.
 Also. all kinds of approved AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS. Be- at the Connecticut Agricultural Warehouse and Seed Store, No. 49 STATE STREET. NEW HAVEN, CONN.
 VIM. B. JOHNSON & co. August 2e, 1s5s 193ta
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

DURSUANT, To an order from the Cnur, of Probate ' for the District of New Milford will be sold at Public Auction, to he highest bidder the 26rh day ot Srps mber i-5S. al o'clock in the afternpon (un- less previously disposed of riva saIe). all of the Real Estate "t BENJAMIN A. BGELOW. of said New Milford, m said District. assigning insovrn debtor Sale To take place the premises near David Nor,hrups ,iw.l ing-house in said New Milford Terms made known at ,he time of sale.
 Dated at New MIltord hs 2Ilh day of August, 1858. l9 WM II. BIGELOW, As ignee and Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

EY- A. c. SMITH & Co. have been appointed agents for the sale of DR. JACOBS BiTTERS. They have been much liked wherever used-over 1000 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone during the last year. They are put up in pint bot ties for 25 cents. s. A. Spencer, young Druggist in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture, from q distinguished New Englander.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09

Ala Cour, of Prcb0fe hnLlea Torrington ,rhin and
 t"r Me d.sfric, of Iorri"gfo", o" tne 2sM duy of
 August, A. D. lo5s.
 Presen, HENRY s BARBOUR, Esq, Judge.
 N1UFuS w GILLETT, of WocItivle, Conn, RH Iruslt Ihe Estate of the TORRlNGTON MANUFACTURlNti COMPANY, of said Torrng- ton assigned ir tie ben, fit n its creditors, agreeable to he Statute Law oi this State entitled "An Act for the Relief ol uovent Debtors, and Tor the equal distributor uf their eff cs among their credors.' and the other sta ute laws ut lh!s State relating he <uiJect, aviHg gwen notice 10 all concerned appear here tiis Cuur. this present day one ocock no"n 10 be heard relative to the poutnellt of Com In$si,ners M Estae Alter hearing the pa res tercsttd therein, Is C,ur doth appoint ABlJAH CAT LIN Esq, ot Il .rwinton and lHERoN BRONSON, Esq ', n Winchester Centre. 10 receive, examine, adjust an allow the claims "i the creditors of Es'ule and make return t. this Court; aud also doth decree that three months be allowed aud limited sad creditors from the 2d day of SeItember 1858, exhibit their claims to said Commlssn ners ant dah further order that sad Commissioners meet 10 receive claims aga'nst sa'd Estate a, ie office ot WolcotIviie Brass C"mpa- ny. in sad WolcouvIle, the Ed day ot October. 1855 and the day of December, 1858. al 10 o'clock, forenoon, each u said days, and that notice of this order bf given bv publication o the Tor one m.nth tie Wlnsted Herald and Litciitield Enquirer week ly newspapers published nearest 10 the place where such Estate Tn settlement, and hs p,sng his or der on she pubic sign p'st sad rorrngtoi. And doth further order that copy hereof be ny na i. to every known creditor living without ths Probate District, within week from this date.
 194t HENRY $. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
Collectors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons liable to Day taxes ln the lo"n oi W arren, On he list oi loo'; due on he hrsl day of September, lo5o that Wlll De at The Store ai Orlando Swift m Warren, on rlaay October lst from o'clock tili four o'clock r. r. M; ais', at the Town Room in Warren. on Mon lay October 4'h, from nine .. lock, A. M. llll four D clock, F. M., to lecei,e said taxes.
 Warren, Sept Sd, 1855 a03..
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-09-09
LsIcnfl ELn COUNTY ss., August r, 1853.

FESHE subscriber having been assigned to
 IA hold Term oi the Superior Court to be held at L:chfrld within and for said County. on the SECOND TUESDAY OF SEPTEMBER, one thousand eigh, hunded and fifty ght, and being prevented from at this my order in wrirlng, under my hand in pursuance of the statute in such provided for the adonr,- n,ent of said Court, to TUESDAY THE 2lsr DAY OF SEPTEM BIER, one Ili,usa ,d eight hundred and 6fty-eieh.. at 2 o'clock in the aitrrnnn.
 Io the Clerk J the Superior Cour. for the County oj
 LiichEth
 ORIGIN s SEYMOUR, Judge Superior Court