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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20
THE FAM AT NEW MILFORD.

We recciveJ<an account of the Fair at New Mil.
ford from correspondent last week, but too late
for public} ton. We learn that the exhibition was
exceedingly fine, the show of horses good, aud the
display of other stock exceedingly crcdiablc and
subject of pride and encouragement to every friend
Of agriculture. The adjacent towns all lent efficient
aid, and the fair at New Milford may now be con
si'lered as an established institution. H. Bucking
ham and W. I. Starr took the Ist premium on De-
Won Bulls; j. NJ. Ford the LIST on .Durhams c.
Marsh. A. EIallock, and E. b. Marsh ON Cows.
Morchouse. H. Sanford and ]. P. Treadwcl] for best
working oxen years old. Henry Street, years
odd Lewis spooncr years old Davi,! Miner anil
+. Clark years old aid Hiram Buckingham for
matched ycarlings, For teams of oxen the town of
i'ridgewater took the first award 81 yoke, 2nd New
Preston and Worthwhile; Sd Menyall 4th Palms,
The whole team presented for examination number.
| :si 1870 pair.
f. B. Marsh took the first premium for stallion
years old; years. G. Graves; Years, J. H. Be-
msnt 4; 2 years, Earl Buckingham Other awards
we're made for Mares ceilings, colts, &C. Horace
Mcrwin took first premiums fer butter: Nathan
Crossman for old cheesa Riley Pcet for new che csc
| Prof johnson Of Yale College and Rev A. NJ Bene
dict of Bridgeport delivered Ethc addresses both Of
which spoken of as able and Interesting produc
ions
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e eas and dizziness. Some who have taken it
m oeen costlye for years. and have been regulated
py u. where the body is sound it works cutie easy,
put where there is anyderangement of the functons
o. na.re' 1t viii cause very singular feelings, but
from four days to week. There is never a bad re.
suit from it ON the contrary when that feeling IL
gone, you will feel yourself like a new person
heard some Of the most extravagant enconiums ofit
that ever man listened to-. WIZ
NO change OF diet ever necessary. Eat the best
you can get, and enough of it,
Price 81 per bottle. Manufactured by DONALD
AENNEpf, Roxb1ry, Mass. JoHx P1iKlS. whole-
sale agent for this State who supplies this and All
other populur medicines at the lowest prices.
Sold by A. c. Smith, Litchfeld Charles Mcneil.
Molcottrille; Gilmore & WEIGH, Winsted; ]. II.
Shepard & Co., Norfolk G. Humphrey. Canaan
c. B. Maltbie, Falls Village; j. NJ Gan diner. We,t
Cornwall +. Boardman. New Milford; H. KINNEY
New Preston Hart, Bros & Co., West Goshen j
B. Doughty Cornwall Hollow B. S. Preston Ror.
bury / We, Woodruff, Woodbury.; Seth Thomas,
j., Plymouth Hollow; Thomas Sc,tt. Plymouth;
Leyenworth Dikeman Henry Fish. Wate,b p,v
and all dealers in medicines in the State. III
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

VARIABLE IMrR,vEMESr-Onc of the most
decided, improvements we have lately seen, is
the Rotary Spinning Machine, for spinning
wool, together with o mixture of cotton and
wool, invented and patented by Frederick S.
Stoddard, of this town. The machine spins
continuous threads Of yarn by constantly draw
ing, twisting aud winding them together, at the
same time by the operations of the machine,
which is forced by water power, 1t spins
three times faster than the old mode, by spin
die, occupies but one sixth Of the space to
do the same aa,ounl Of work, aud requires but
one half the labor to attend it. >. 1t spins finer
and more even yarn and of very ine quality
and grade. The machine runs with great We
locity, almost noislessly, doing its work very
rapidly and in maun,r which surpassrs the
most sanguine expectations of the inventor.
This machine was made at Saml. Is. Schcnck' S
Machine Works, Matteawan, n. Y, and is in
operation in this town at Bantam Falls, where
We Witnessed its spinning propensities, through
the invitation Of the machine proprctors vii
mot, Brooks g. Co., This machine has forty
spindles but they can be made with two. three
or four times as many, it wished or required.
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COUNTY ITEMS,

| WISsrEp.-The Fair at Winsted commences to.
day wednesday, and continues until Friday AMI
this, VIC believe is the last of them. The following
is the Programme "Wednesday of
Cattle. Thursday-Horse Day. Friday-Plowing
Match at 81 A. NJ. Ladies' Equestrian Cavalca L.,
10 clock, and an address at the tent by Professor
johnson of Yale College at IL. We have to ac-
knowledge the receipt of a complimentary ticket
| from President Watson, and wish the Exhibition
all success.
The Telegraph from Winstod to Waterbury is
considered fixed fact.
NoRFoLK.-We were in error last week, in an
nouncing that the Teachers Convention had been
postponed on account oi TIC Nilst.t Fair. 1t COM
menced Tuesday, and will he continued until Fri
day evening.
NORTH ConSwALl.-The Rev Charles Wethcrly
has been installed Pastor of the Congregational
Chur IN this village.
New MuFoRD.--Mcssrs. Frederick Boardman,
Henry Bostwck, and Isaac Smith of New Milford,
went down the Housatonc River last week, in a
birch canoe. weighing l78 pounds. They took the
canoe from the river but once to 60 around the
great falls at New Milford. They rowed to Bridge
port, and returned home on the cars.
Among the antique articles exhibited at the
New Milford Fair, was Medicine Chest, shown by
Mrs. O. Bennett, which was used by DR.. Fisk of
Boston, 200 years ago. G. Roberts presented
walking stick $50 years old, and Mr.. Tyrrel exhib
tied basket, more than 100 years old, owned by
the mother Of Roger Sherman.
u. II. f " NIL
Overseer of the Scaticook tribe of Indians in Kent
in this County, made to the present term of the
Superior Court it appears that the invested fund
for their support. amounts to four thousand eight
hundred and sixty four dollars and sixty-ive cents
That they possess three hundred acres of land, in
part cultivated and six dwelling houses, occupied
by them of the estimated value of four thousand
three hundred dollars as we'll as can be ascertain
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The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age
| Mr.. KENNEDY, of Roxbury, has discovered in one
OF the common Pasture Weeds, a remedy that cures
epery Kind Of huor from the rorst scrotutd dOun to
commm Pumple He has tried it in over eleven hund
red cases, and never failed exceptin two es, Doth
tnuhdcr humor) He has now i'll his possession over
Two hundred certificates Of its value, all within
tw ;nty miles of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to cure nursing sore
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
pl APPLE on the face
Two or three bottles will cure the system of bies
Two bottles is warranted to cure the worst canker
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 cure all humor
in the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the
cas- and .lotches among the hair
-Four to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skim
Two to three bottles warranted to cure the worst
ca of ringworm
Two to three bottles is warranted to cure the most
dc, perate case of rheumatism
Three to four bottles is warranted to cure salt
rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case Of
scrutula
a benefit is always experienced from the first bot
tie, and perfect cure is warranted when the above
quantity is taken.
A'oo"'iS? ioon' ~ ihProDstDie TO tnoSe who have
in vain tried all the wonderful medicines of the day.
as that common weed, growing in the pasturesand
along old stone walls, should cure every humor in
the system, yet is now a fixed fact If you have
hunor 1t has to start There are no ifs and ands,
NUNS and has about its suiting some cases but not
yours. peddied over thousand bottles of it in
the vicinity of Boston. Iknow the effects of it in
every case. 1t has already done of the great
est cures ever done in Massachusetts,. give it to
children year old; to old people of sixty. have
some poor, puny, wormy looking children, whose |
flesh was soft and fbby, restored to perfect health
by one bottle.
To these who subject to the sick headache, one
bottle will always cure it. It gives great relief il
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20
New Publications.

We have received Petersons Magazine for Noven,-
brr, which is fully equal to any of the ten which
have this Year before it. Its promises howev-
err for the next volume are gorgeous, and we
shall refer to them again.
THE RIGHT WORD IN THE RIGHT rLAcE-" A new
pocket dictionary and reference book. by the Au-
thor of g How to Write &C.. have been received
from those entcrprising publishers, Fowler s Wells
of New York. We~can put a point to its title by
saying that every enc should have it that afold
the price SO cents.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

HoLLowAY's OINTMENT AND PILIs-In ucerous
disorders when the vitality of the parts affected is
partially destroyed, Holoway's renovating unguent
the elements of reproduction. While penetrating
through the absorbents to the source of the
disorder, it opens the pores for the exhalation of
the viscid and purulent matter near the surface,
and imparts degree of vigor to all the external
vessels which enables them rapidly to replace the
corruption thus discharged, with sound flesh. All
gatherings, sores, boils glandular suppurations,
etc., readily cured in this way the cure being
assisted and expedited by the internal operation of
.fs Pills
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MORAVIAN COMMUNICATIONS AT
SHARON.

(SuPPLEMENTAL)
The following is copy of the Hymn, sung
at the close of the exercises as stated in the
asst numb II Of this paper it being the 954ll
Hymn, OF the Moravlan Hymn Book.
How swectly these orr brethren sleep,
Enjoying endless peace;
The grave wherein their Saviour 10y
Is now their resting place
Naught can disturb these heirs of life,
All worldly cares are fed,
To be with Christ was their desire
Aud now they're perfected.
70 Father, Son and Holy Ghost,
One God, whom we adore,
BE glory as it was, is now
And shall be evermore.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

e The great topic this week has been of conrsc the
State Fair at New Haven. Nuiulers of our citizens
from all parts ofa the county went down ca,ly
and stad late to witness the proceedings, which all
'grcc were of an unusually interesting c.laractcr.
Nothing better in the shape of weather could have
been desired, and the clerk of the shine and bal
my breezes, unlike his usual efforts to remain misty
and damp, on these occasions, then outslone him
self. Ltchfield county was we'll ,epres, nte and as
will be scen from our report, and list of premiums,
was'worhi]y so.
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ES. The death Of Col Richard Welton of Water

CO" The dealt, of Col Richard Welton of Water
bury on Friday last is that oft man deserving of
more than Il mere passing notice. Almost univer-
sally known and greatly esteemed throughout this
county and the state, he was of the few men of
whom it might be said" he had no enemies -
His funeral was attended en- Sunday by an immense
concoursc of citizens of Waterbury and from other
parts of the State-the procession of mourners ex-
tending over mile, and embracing over hundred
carriages. He was buried On Bucks Hill, about
two miles north east of the city.
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ES" We are glad to see that the Railroad matter
is still the prevailing topic of conversation and that
the general opinion fully sustains what was so con-
tidcntly predicted at the meeting last week orr
readers will perceive that town meeting has been
warned by the Sclcctmen for Friday at P n. for
the purpose of voting an appropriation-if deemed
e1psdient-for the purpose of survey. Friends of
the railroad, and those all friends of Ltchfeld
will he OH hand.
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Town Meeting.

TENHE Voters OF the Town of Ltchfield are hereby
IL warned to meet at the Town Hall, on Friday
the q inst, at O'Clock, P. NJ. to make an APP
Precipitation d deemed expedient,) from the Treast-
ry of the Town for surveying and making estimates
of the cost of Railroad or Rail roads from the
Village of Litchfed and do any other business pro.
per to be done at said meeting.
Ltchfeld, Oct. 18th, 1859.
A. S. LEWIS,
D. B. SToDDARD.
JACOB MORSE Jr fSelectmen,
EDw. HorKNs,
% r. A. Ford
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ed, there now remaining fifty persons be-
longing to this tribe. . -
The report shows that the tribe has been, we'll
cared for and the public will be gratied 10 learn
chat Mr.. Fuller has been re appointed Overseer.
FALLS VnLAaE.-Rev. J. Edgar, late Of New Ha-
ven, has been engaged to supply the pulpit of the
o,sree ational Church in F.V.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

RUBBER, RUBBER NOTHING LIKE RuBBER."-
The immense variety of uses to which India Rubber
has been applied since Goodbye discovered Il pro-
cess Ct INFLAMMATION, frcm communicating m. ra.t
power Of water fall or steam engine to machinery.
to forming the New Years Toy for the baby. is in
teresting and instructing. We invite attcnti,n Il,
the advertisement of the New York Rubber Co.. as
Liberty street. New York, of all those interested in
machinery or babies
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20
Valuable Farm for Sale.

FEHHE subscriber wishing to move from the State
IL offers his FARM for sale. On the Farm are
good buildings and enough of them an orchard of
about one hundred GRATED trees in good bearing
der; a good maple orchard; also an abundance of
wood Any person wishing to purchase a dairy
arln will find it for their interest to call me- asI
will sell at great bargain, and make the terms Of
payment easy. Stock and tools will be sold with
the farm it the purchaser should wish.
WILLIAM LYMAN.
Goshen, Oct II, 1862 Sw26
Hartford Courant and Times please copy three
times in weekly, and send bill to this Office
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Hon. o. S. SEYMOUR, Judge

Hon. o. S. SEYMOUR, Judge
Tosen Of Sharon as. 7oun of Salisbwy.-Acton for
support of paurer-Decided for Plaintiff -sl56, So
For Plaintiff sedgwick and stodard, For Defend
ant, Warner and RUSSELL
4. q. Brady rs. J.. e. Pritchard-Action of As
sumpst ON note for 81 600, on which the Plaintiff
claimed Il balance due of $50 The Defendant plea
dei set off of claims he had against the Plaintiff
lac Court h'snot yet deti lei the Wednesday,
Fl. S. Barbour, for Plaintiff, IL. B. Graves, for De-
PENDANT
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B~A Telegraphic dispatch from Harper's
Ferry, Virginia, states that negro insnfrec-
ton broke ont there ON the evening of Mon
day the 18th, and that the United States
troops had been ordered ont bnt further ac-
counts will probably contradict the story, or at
least prove the nature Of the affair to be mis-
represented,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

Fam /, contains the balsamc principle of the Wild
Cherry, the balsanic properties of tar and pine
Its ingredients are all balsam:c. Coughs colds,
and consumption, disappear under its balsamic in
fuence.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

At Mortified, 9th inst. Mr.. Simeon Miner, aged
IS, universally lamented.
In this village. 18th inst, James, son of James
Canning. aged years.
In Waterbury, 14th inst, Col. Richard Welton,
aged 40,
In Sharon Valley, 9th inst, John C. Gum, aged
25 years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

&c" We have received al interesting communica-
ton from very young lady (eigned DD in re
gard to the proposed +. r. to L;tchfield, but our
imp can't make out the fair chirography, and so
it lies over until hcstow upon it our undiv-
del attention-ln eanwhie let our readers wait and
labor.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

fSeThc Elections in Vermont, Pennsylvania,
and sound on the goose
In SO counties in Ohio. the Republican candidate
for Governor has IL 600 majority.
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tY"We call attention with pleasure to the Col
den Prize" advertisement of Mr.. Egbert Warner
our friend and butchcr,-on the: next page.
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eS5"We shall give in our next issue report of the
Town Clerks, Selectmcn and town expenses of tie
various towns in the county,
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MARRIED..

At Wolcottville, 10th inst, by Rev. B. Bradford
Mr. Wolcott Little, to Miss Mary c. Hart, both o
Torrington.
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fy" Mr.. Gurdon Fiil-y will please accept our
thanks for liberal supply of Peach Blow Potatoes
They arc the best in market
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-20

q" Our thanks are due to Hon. Lafayette S. Fos-
ter, for valuable public documents
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AUCTION.

NAI ILL be sold at public auction on the Farm
w lately owned and occupied by Avery Allyn,
in the north part of the town Of Goshen, on Thurs
day the 9th of October, 1852 at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, II COWS, one four rear old COLT, gentle
and kind and broke to the harness:
AVERY ALLYN.
Goshen, Oct. H. 1862 2w26'
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BOOTs,s SHOES, RUBBERS

= CLOCK & Go. aie now opening a new and
- splendid assortment of Boots She cs Gaite,s,
Rubbcrs &c at the Store formerly oc upied by T. +.
Richards in West Main Street. and will sell them
for Cash as low can be found in the County. Cash
buyers are respectfully invited to give 4 call,
SAMUEL CLOCK co.
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ster, for plff., kellogg & Hubbard delft.
State VS.. Mary Hendraken, New tri. granted.
Sedgwick & Hitchcock. Graves. Hall s Harper.
PKEMIUMs.
The following are from the premu as tax On by this
County i'll the laie fair at New Haven
Devon Cows, yrs ami upwards.
lst prm S K L Hurlbnt, W incheS,cr, Lovely $50
Sd Stephen Atwood. Wa,ertown, Daisy y
One year old.
end S & L Hurbut, Winchester, fIome. 20
LIST j" Kate 10
Sd Stanley Grisw"ld, Toringtord, flety, 3
LIST Eieifer Calves, John NJ Munsnn. WATERFOWL, 2
Devon Bulls, 3years and upwards.
lft prm to Hero, l.. \. ThraIl, Torring,an 20
ID do to Bobolink Griswold, TorringIord. 10
let prm for Bulls yr old to N Smith. Woodbury., 10
| I'd for Bull Calves s & L HurIbut, Winchester, 2
Durham Cross, Cow lEear old.
I'd prm W \ Wocott Lax eviIle, 5
LIST prm for Cows, l. Terrell, Woodbury. 20
LIST prm Tor He Tiers, year 81 to How ard Kellogg
New Hartford, Is
I'd prm for Iieiers yr old, Smith, Wolco,ville, 8
Devon Grade Bulls, Discretionary II Kellogg N. II. S
Sd prm 8 year old Cows S c Barnes Salisbury, 5
Sd prm Working Oxen 5 year cd 3 Smith, Wood
bury.
% prm Working Oxen, year cid Stephen Atwood,
| Waterown, 10
81 do d, do R. w Grswold Torringford 8
9TH do d., do John Carter, Lit chfeld, 5
9th do do d. N Smith, Woodbury.. 4
| I'd prm Working Oxen, years old to Levi Alvcrd
Plymouth, 10
Sd do do BENZ. Webster & Son, Li,chield 5
I'd prm Steers, Devon Grade, Webster & Sun, Ltcll-
| field, 5
81 prm Stallion over years old, Young Zenith,
| X Peck, Falls Vik,ge, Is
LIST prm Mares with fna years ole, Gf,ri Maid; NJ
| Alunson, Watertown, IS
I'd prm Stations years old fl Bennett Washington
! N"ugaluck. 10
LIST prm S.allons and years old, Flying Du,chn,an
| II Peck, Mo rs, 10
Matched Ilurses, Is hands high J. Holcomb, Canaan
| Discretionary, S
Gelding and Mares for family use. S r Lyman, Wash
| inston S
prm Roads ers, Walter N tIungerford WelcotviIle,
Pa,scy. &
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FOB Printing executed with neatness and dis
% patch at this Office.
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GOSHEN ACADEMY.

yuyHE Winter Session of this Academy will ctm
mence on Wednesday, November I'd, 1862
JAMES @. RICE.
Oct 20, 1862 %
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NOi ICE.

ALL persons having unsettled accounts with the
subscriber particularly invited to call and sCtlo
the same. / shall be in town q few weeks and hope
to lie able to close up all my accounts. II cannot
do mt say it is unfair if you find them in other hands
for collection.
Oct. 18th, 1859. SAMUEL CLOCK.
tf26
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SUPREME COURT OF ERRORS.

oToRRs, Chief Justice. IIISMAN, ELLSWORTH SAN
FORD, Judges.
VIM. H. Danforth VS., S. Adams & Co-B,rbour
Eaton. Foster, Robinson, Continued.
Osnond S. G cen, w. Town OF Can aan.-warn.r
Hubbard Raisoln for pln Feet, Granger, for deft.
continued.
In matter Litchfeld Bank,-Treat 4 LOOMS, at
to,ncys fer claimants. Catlin & Woodruff, attor-
neyss for Receivers. Not decided
Mansfield vs.. Munson, &C tinucd Peet s. Hub
bard s Ransom, Granger & Warner.
Munson VS.. Munson, Not decided. Buell. & Web
ster, for plf., Kellogg Hubbard, tcft.
State VS.. Mary Hendraken, New trial granted
Sedgwck Hitchcock. Graves. Hall s Harper.
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BROKE INTO

1NVHE Enclosure of the subscriber, large white
IL Sow with one small Pig. The owner can have
the some by paying charges. WIN. NJ ENSIGN.
Morris. Oct 18th, 1859. 1t26o
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1859-12-15

LAKE CRY CoNMERcIAL-Is the title OF
new Republican paper at Warsaw, the
first number Of which was issued on the
9TH inst. Its editors and publishers are
r. WILLIAMS. formerly Of the Indianian
and G.. w. ELLIOTT. formerly of the Amer
ican Idea, Both possess tact, talent and
industry sufficient to make very readable
paper, but. we fear conflict Of interest
between them and the Indianian, which
will begct a rivalry calculated to iniurc
rather than benefit the Republican cause in
kosciusko. We hope, however. that time
will demonstrate our fears to bo ground
less in this respect. We entertain great
respect for both the Editors. especially the
senior, with whom we are better acquaint-
ed, and cannot but wish them success in
their new enterprise. Notwithstanding our
doubts of its propriety.