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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14

A Court of Probate holden al Litchfeld, within
 A and forthe District of LiichieId on the 9th day fJune, A.sD. 1859 rs '
 .s Present Charles Adams Esq Jndce Estate of HORACE JOHNSON, late of LitchlieId in said dstricf, deceased.
 Ordered-That the Executor to this Court exhibit h.s Administration account with said Esfa,e at inc Probate Office in Litchieid on the I2th day of July, lS59 at 10 o'clock A. M and that all persous inter. ested therein may have notice thereof, the Execuior will cause this order t0 be published in newspaper printed in IIcheld County three weeks before said 18th day of July. Certified from Re cord. CHARLES ADAM Judge
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TAXES.

TAXES. A IL persons. residents or non-residents, liable "A to pay Taxes in the Town of New Milford, are hereby notified that have warrant for cel-
 ccting Town and State Tax on the List of Octy,- Der, 1858. And for the purpose of receiving the same, I will be at John Gaylords Store, Gaylord s Bridge, on Monday the 1lth day of July, from to o'clock, P. Mat Charles Bartram's Store, North vile, on Wednesday the 18th day of July, from to o'clock. P. M-and at my office in the village of New Milford, on Saturday, July Is, from A. M. to P M. All persons neglecting to meet me as above, pay at all times at my office. until the 1st of October. After that time travelling fees vii! be charged. GEO. LOCKWOOD, Collector
 New Milford, June 17th, 1859. 7st9.
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Notice.

NSAKEN UP in the highway in Bethlem, near
 II Samuel Aliens, five three year old STEERS, by George Andrews, hayward of said Bethlem. and impounded in the yard of Joshua Bird in said Beth lem, on the 20th day of June. 1859. Three of said Steers being light red, two of them with broadish horns, one with bug horns and one spotted red and white, the other black, with white star in its fore. head and tail part white. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges and take them away
 June 22d, 1S59 10
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Five Dollars Reward.

E OST, on the evening of the 4th, or morning of
 l the 5th inst, from South Farms, red Setter DOG marked with white answers to the name of Rob $ Had black leather strap around his neck when he left. The above reward will be paid to any person returning him to his owner at the residence of Horatio Benton, South Farms, or to Spencers Hotel, Litchfcld.
 July 6. VII
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New Books! New Books!!

LUST RECEIVED at the Book and Stationery eD Store. next Episcopal Church:
 Fruit, Flowers and Farming, by Henry Ward Beccher.
 Life Thoughts. by Henry Ward Beecher. Romance of a Poor Young Man.
 Two Ways to Wedlock.
 The Chevalier. by G. P. R. James. Recollections of the Court Room. Antocrat of the Breakfast Table. Ida Norman. The Pillar of Fire, or Israel in Bondage. :; Lady Blessington's Conversations with Lord Byron.
 Smiles and Frowns sfs Love Me Little, Love Me Long. '... . For sale by JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14

The Liver Is one Of thel eIprlnclpal regulators the human body and eS when It performs i functions we'll the pow H4 ers of ths system are fl, ly developed. The sto A mach is almost entire dependent on the heal V lthy action of the Liv for the proper perform-I 4lance of its functions when the stomach is att fault the bowels are fault, and the WI ole sys-I C tenn suffers in cons quence of one organ, the liver. having ceaoed to it's duty. For the dis S Ieases of that organ, ol of the proprietors has a made it his study, ill practice of more than Ivy twenty years, to hi some remedy wherewithI n to counteract the man Arrangements to which S it is liable.
 To prove that this le im Imedy is at last foun, any person troubled with Liver Complaint in an of its forms has but tt sItry bottlc and -col vcton is certain.
 These Gums removrl z I,,ll morbid or bad ma ter from the system. sup u plying in their place healthy flow of bile, in causing food to dige vgorsting the stomach well purifying the bloc, giving tone and health as to the whole machincr removing the cause of - the disease-e -effecting ra lical cure. Gl bilious attacks areI toured, and. what is be ter prevented by the oc I~ casional of the Liv Invigorator.
 One dose after eating lis sufficient to relic, the stomach and prevent S the food from rising ,.l sonring. -.r Only one dose taken ,~ before retiring, proven Nightmare. v Only one dose taken i~ at night, loosens tl bowels gently: and cuie>I A t;ustiveness. One dose taken aftert & each meal will cure Dy pepsa lee
 Gg@ @One dose of two 0 teaspoonfuls will alwa, relieve Sick Headache. q
 One bottle taken furI female obstruction T. moves the callse of the Ez Iise;lse, and makes perfect cure.
 Gs3" One bottle .ken F. for Jaundice removes a sallowncss or unnlturalt <S color from the skin.
 Ks 4 few bottles -icures Dropsy, by cxci ing the absorbents. II
 One dose taken short time before eating give vignr to the appetite, and makes food digest we'll
 One dose often repeated cures Chronic Diarrhce in its worst forms. while Summer and Bowel Con paints yield almost to the first dose.
 One Or two doses cures attacks caused by Worn in Children there is no surcr safer, specdicr medy in the world as it neucr .taiis.
 We take pleasure in recommending this medici, as preventative for FEVER AND AGUE, CHILL | YER, and all FEyERs of d BILIOUS TYPE. It operat with certainty. and thousands are willing to testi to its wonderful virtues All who usse it are giving their unaniinor l testimony ill its favor
 gS Mix water in the mouth with the Invigorato and swallow both together.
 THE LIVER INvIGoRAToR IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and daily working cures, almost too great to believe. cures as if by magic e first dose giving bene ar seldom more than one bottle is required to cure ar kind of Liver Complaint from the worst Jarndce Dyspepsia to d common Headache, all of which a the result of d Diseased Liver. PRICE ONE DoLL,R PER BOTTLE. pr. SANFORD. Proprietor, 345 Broadway, N and retailed by all Druggists. 5O-6m
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TREAT 6 LINSLEY's

1T FAVE on hand, and am prepared to furnish,
 al styles of these celebrated instruments, at the lowest cash prices. Every instrument warranted perfect in every respect. Those wishing to pur- rhase vaIl find ft to their interest to call on me be- fore purchasiug elsewhere. A. c. FERRISS
 New Milford, June 20th, 1s59 9sAt
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M IsTRICT of Plymouth, ss. Probate Court, Jul
 0 st 125Q

hc1hiCl oi riymouth, Ss IfoDate Court, July .AD 1st, 1859.
 Estate of JONATHAN CURTIS, late of Plymouth in said District, deceased Pursuant to an order from the Court of Probate for said District will be sold at public auction to the highest bidder on the 20th day of July at one o'clock in the afternoon, (unless previously disposed of at private sale so much of the real estate of said deceased as will raise the sum of Two Hundred and Four Dollars and Eighty Nine Gents, with incident charges of sale Sale to take place the premises in said Plymouth Terms made known at the time of sale.
 11-3t JOEL CURIISS Admir-
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NEW ARRIVAL OF ... S U M M FER GOODS ~ B. BISHOP CO.,. $.
 Dress Goods. BLACK SILKS.
 ORGANDlEs,
 GRAPE MARETs,
 POE DE CHERRIES, LAWNS, SCOTCH GINGHAMs, BRlLLlANTEs, CHALLIES, BRACES,
 PRINTS. CHECKED DUSTER GOODS, SWISS MULES, sARsANET CAMBRlC, BARRED MUSLIN, &c. Parasols from 75 cents to $3.
 LADIES' and MISSES HOOP SKIRTS. KID. SILK and LISLE THREAD GLOVES.
 MlTTS and HOSIERY.
 WELLS, COLLARS, sHAWLs, WHITE TRIM MfNGS, &c., &c.,
 which will be sold very cheap.
 
 Cents Furnishing Goods. BLACK aud FANCY CASsIMERES, BROAD
 CLOTHS and YES rINGs,
 TWEED, CHECK and VERSAILLES
 COATING and VISITING. CRAVATS. GLOVES, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and HOSIERY of all kinds. Dn0Av.ATO11n TO~fI,S,~r BLACK, WHITE, BROWN and CHECKED COATS, PANTS and VESTS. Boots and Shoes. LADIES' and MISSES BOOTS. CATERS. BUSKtNS and SLIPPERS. MEMS and BOYS COARSE and FlNE THICK and THIN j. -s- BOOTS and SHOES, all new, and cheaper than the cheapest, and called very good.
 Hardware.
 FORKS, HOES, sHOvELs and SPADES
 House Furnishings.
 JoiNER'S TOOLS. FILES. NAILS SMOOTHING IRONS, SAND PAPER, &c. .Crockery and Glassware, Tubs Fails
 Brooms, Baskets, &c.
 Paper Hangings. Carpets. Oil Cloths Curtains and Fixtures. Groceries. SUGARS, Crushed, Powdered, Coffee, White and Yellow, Brown Porto Rico and New Orleans, which can be bought cheaper than at any other store in town. MOLASSES ard SYRUP. HAY and DAIRY SALT. Oolong, Souchong Young and Old Hyson TEAS. Tapoca, Corn Star1h, Rice. Prunes, Dried Apples Green and Burnt Coffee, Goldfish and Mackerel, Hams and Shoulders, Wheat and Rye Flour, Meal and Feed, and Hominy Lamp Oil. Camphene and Burning Fluid. Sperm and Tallow Candles &c.,, &c., Sc. tS Please call and examine our stock, and judge for yourselves. c. B. BISHOP & co. | A n |
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{. SUMMER GOODS AT THE New Cash HouSe
 OF

New Cash HouSe
 OF
 HOLsNES Ic BRONSON. Bank street, Waterbury. WE have again replenished our stock with the w most desirable = LADIES' SUMMER and TRAVELLING
 DRESS GOODS, MANTILLAS, SHAWLETrES and BUSTERS, ,. WHITE GOODS, in all their varieties, ge BLACK SILK LACES and EDGINGS, WATCH SPRING, RECEPTION and JOINTED
 STEEL SPRING SKIRTS, SUMMER STUFFS for Mems and Boys Wear GENT. s, LADIES' and MISSES HOSIERY, all of which will be offered at the lowest rates and cISH PURCHASERS are respectfully invited to examine our goods HOLMES & BRONSON. June 14th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14

U ADIES' NOTE PAPER, Ruled and Plain AZ OPAQUE ENVELOPES to match. For sale by JOHN H. SMITH,
 Seylnopr's Building
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14

TUNHE Court of Probate for the District of Etch- ! field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors to the Estate of SOLOMON MARSH, late of Iitch6eld in said District. deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement Those neg lecting to present their accounts within said time, properly attested will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate are requested to make i'm mediate payment to
 VIM. F. BALDWIN, Executor. -
 Liichfeld, July F, 1859. F ]:
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THE LIVER INVIGoRA.ToE.
PREPARED BY DR. SANFORD, COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUM

COMPOUNDED ENTIRELY FROM GUMS,
 ONE OF THE BEST PURGATIvE AND LIVER
 mmEDlClNES M now before the public. that acts 's | ouatc, easr, miller, and effectual than any othef medicine known. It is not only Ldthar- le, oa. Atoe. remedy, acting first the Lper to poses eectuay without any of the painful feelings experienced in the operations ot most Crthartcs It strengthens the tystem at the same time that it purges it and when taken daily in moderate doses, rtr l,,,
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 BRITISH EIE VIE WsS, Byur !. .sr ~,sa ss' ..

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 EARLY COPIES. The receipt o ADVANCE SHEETS from the British pub- fishers gives additional value these Reprints much as they can now be placed in the hands of suhs serlOt rs about as soon rs 9s 'is original editions
 For any of the four Review. Pc; s ann. For any two of the fcur Reviews F.r any three of tho four Reviews For al four of ihe eight Reviews For Rlackwood's Magazine For Biackwo and one Review F,r Backwopd aud two Reviews For Blackwood and three Rtviews For Biackwood aud the four Reviews I0 RT Money current in he State where issued will .
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 A discount of twenty i've prr cent from the above price will be allowed to Clubs ordering t,nr or mrre cnp'es of any one motr of tho above wo,ks 1hns: Four copies of Blackwood, of one Rev,ew, wlll he view and Backwood for s3o and so on.
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 No 54 Gold street. New York.
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HAY.

uCoR SALE, the Grass growing on about 20 acre of Meadow, three-fourths of a mile north o the Court House. Enquire ct this office.
 July IF, l66o. s IF
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Notice.

IuyAKEN UP on the 11th inst, one STEER and
 one HEIFER, red, two years old. with no ar. tificial mark. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take them away
 LYMAN WEDGE Iatchfeld Toll Gate, July 15, 1859. 12
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THRIVING PAPER-all kinds.
 PAPERS LEAD PENCILS. BLACK BOARD CRAYONS, OSBORNES WATER COLORS, TRANSPARENT SLATES. JUVENILE AND TOY BOOKS, TISSUE PAPER, ALL CoLoRs, IMPRESSION PAPER,
 SLATES, ALI SIZES,
 BACK CANNON BOARDS, All
 SIZES.
 At the New Book Store. JOHN H. SMITH. July 6, 1859. Il
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k1 V U O Ss Cowles X Leete sell Bath Bricks. Cowles x Leete sell Chamose Skins. Cowles & Leete sell Sand Paper. Cowlcs & Lcete sell Gold Leaf. Cowles < Leete sell Gold Bronze. Cowles & Leete sell Phosphorus. Cowles & Lcete sell Brushes.
 Cowlcs x Leete sell Rotten Stone Cowles & Leete sell Pummice Stone. Cowles X Leete sell London Porter. Cowles & Leete sell Scotch Ale. Cowles X Lecte sell Schedsm Schnapps. Cowles & Leete sell Charles Gin. Cowles & Lcete sell Bininger's Gin. Cowles & Leete sell Langleys Bttcrs Cowles & Leete sell Gum She,lac. Cowles & Leete sell Coopers Glue. COwles & Leete sell Bolax. Cowl, & Leete sell Canary Seed. And 'l last, though not least" the celebrated Excelsior Burning Fluid, which still holds its superiority over all others.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14
NET" Book & Stationery Store, SeyaasOWr's BssslttsssS, asert Episcopal Church.
 LITCHFIELD, CONN.
|NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED

NEW BOOKS JUST RECEIVED. Lady Montague's Page, by G. P. R. James, l Acadia, or Month with the Blue Noses. Vernon Grove or :. Hearts as they are ;'' Novel by Mrs. C. H. Glover, Home and the World, sfsT The Foster Brothers. History of the School and College Life of Two Young Men, |" Messes from an old Manse,'' Douglas Jerrold's Wit, Diary of Lady Morgan,
 A Bachelors Story,
 The Cavalier, by James, Border War. A Tale by the author of !" Wild Wcs- tern Scenes,'' " Ethel's Love Life,'' Lady Blessngton's s Conversations with Lord Byron, .' Sea Cliff,'
 Lady Blanche, or the Castle and the Cottage, The Flower of the Fluck,
 The Prince and the Pedlar, Novel by Miss Ellen Pickering,
 "The Heiress," by Miss Pickering, Pride and Prudence, or the Married Sisters. The above are small portion of New Works just received at the NEW BLOK oIORE, next the Episcopal Church. JOHN H. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-07-14

A T a Court of Prnbate holden at c rnwnll within A and for the District of Cornwall, on tEe 9th day of July, A. D. 1859
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
Democratic Meeting,

On Saturday afternoon last the Democ-
racy of New Canada, White Bear and
Moundview precincts held meeting for the
purpose of ratifying the Democratic State
nominations. Several hundred persons were
present, and the meeting was presided over
by G. V. ROACH, Esq, WALTER BOYD
acting as Secretary.
Addresses were delivered by Messrs.
HEiRD; BAKER, LAMBERT, FORBES, HALL,
EDM'Nb RICE, VERvA1s and others, at the
conclusion of which the following resolu.
lions were adopted:
Rescued, That we hail with reclamation the
nominees of the late Democratic State Conven.
ton as tried and true Democrats, men of stern
integrity and deserving the confidence of the
electors of Minnesota.
Resoired, That the manly exposition of the
Democratic policy regarding both our National
and State affairs must meet the approval of
all honest minded citizens. and we especially
give our hearty concurrence to that portion of
the platform which pledges forever the State of
Minnesota against reputation.
Resolred, That we pledge to the Democracy
of the State fifteen hundred majority in Ramsey
county for the platform and the candidates.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
Newspaper at Fort Garry.

We had call yesterday from WV. BUCK
1NaHAM, Esq, Of Toronto, who is on his way
to the Selkirk settlement, where he intends
to establish newspaper-The Nor'wester.
We quote the following from the prospectus:
The Worcester starts on an independent
commercial basis. Indebted to no special in
terests for its origin, and looking to none for its
maintenance, it will rely wholly upon the hon
est and efficient exercise OF its functions as the
reflex of the wants and opinions, the rights and
interests of the Red River settlement. Its pro-
jectOrs 60 thither tied to no set of men, ln1u-
enced by no narrow preferences, shackled by
no mean antpathies. Their journal will be
vehicle of news, and for the pertinent discus
sion of local questions governed only by de-
sire to promote local interests, and determin-
alton to keep aloof from every entangling alli-
ance which might mar its usefulness at home
or abroad. 1t will be faithful chronicler of
events-a reporter, assidiOus and impartial.
Especially will it aim to be the medium for
communicating facts, calculated to enlighten
the nonresident reader with regard to the re-
sources and the geography, the life and the
sentiment, OF the district in which it will be
published. Nor will efforts be wanting to rem
der it equal to the taste of the Red River set
tiers. arrangements having been made that will
secure relia BILE correspondence from Canada
and elsewhere.
During the early winter months of its exist.
ence the Nor',cest will be published fortnight
ly, to meet the mail arrangements with Cana
da; next Spring it will be published weekly,
and will be continued regularly thereafter.
The connection which the subscribers have
maintained with the Toronto press is referred
to as an evidence of their practical ability to
carry out the task they have undertaken.
Price Two Dollars per annum, payable inva-
rlably in advance. Letters may be addressed
to Box 500, Post Office, Toronto, until the goth
September, proXimo; after that date, commu-
nications may be addressed to Fort Garry; in
all cases prepaid.
WILLIAM BUCKINGHAM,
WILLIAM COLDWELL.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
What a Republican Candidate say when
he wants Office In Ohio, and when he
wants 1t In Minnesota.

In the summer of 1854, WILLIAM WIN.
DOM, Republican candidate for Congress,
Joined Know Nothing Lodge, at Mt
Vernon, Knox county, Ohio, he was elected
delegate to the Grand Lodge of Ohio,
which met at Cincinnati, on the 30th of
October, 1854 and in that body be was a
candidate for delegate to the Grand Lodge
of the United States. Mr.. WINDOW, in
connecting himself with the Know Nothing
party, swore.:
sin the PRESENCE OF ALMIGHTY GOD
and these witnesses, /, WILLIAM WINDOW
DO SOLEMNLY PROMISE AND SWEAR. that
l will never betray any of the Secrets ofthis so.
didates, except within lawful council Of the!or.
crets of this society to be written, or in any
other manner made legible, except for the
purpose of official instruction; THAT WILL
NOT VOTE NOR GIVE MY INFLUENCE FOR
ANY MAN FOR ANY OFFICE IN THE GIFT
OF THE PEOPLE. UNLESS HE BE AN
AMERIC AN BORN CITIZEN IN FAVOR OF
AMERICANS RULING AMERICA, NOR IF
HE BE A ROMAN CATHOLIC; THAT
WILL IN ALL POLITICAL MATTERS, so
FAR AS THIS ORDER is CONCERNED,
COMPLY WITH THE WILL OF THE MA.
JOkITY, ALTHOUGH 1T MAY CONFLICT
WITH MY PERSONAL PREFERENCE. =
Binding myself in the penalty of excom-
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
Withdrawal Of the Sales of the Public
Lands in Minnesota.

We feel justified in stating, that, beyond
any reasonable ground for doubt, the sales
of the public lands in Minnesota, advertised
to take place at the several land offices in
October and November next, will soon be
absolutely withdrawn from market. We
base this opinion upon the well-known inau
ence of Senator RICE with the National
Observation-Disclosures his equally we'll
known devotion to the interests of the pioneer
settlers of our State-and upon the fact,
that, Immediately on receiving notice at
Bayfield,, Lake Superior, that the sales of our
lands had been ordered, Senator RICE
despatched a messenger to Washington,
with protests against the consummation of
the sales, and demanding on behalf of our set
tiers, that the lands should be unconditional
ly withdrawn from market. We have no
doubt that the wishes of the Democracy and
the people, thus presented, will be promptly
acceded to by the President.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
A Supple mentary Sheet.

We print four extra pages this week, in
order to present to our readers the ablest
political paper which has been written dur.
ing our generation-"The Dividing Line
Between Federal and Local Authority" by
STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS. The space furnish
ed in the supplementary sheet, enables US
also to print the very able speech Of WIN.
HoLL1NsHEAD, delivered before the Young
Mems Dem ocratic Club of this city, on
Monday evening last. Both these docu-
ments are earnestly commended to the care
full study of our readers of all shades Of poll
tics.
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-09-02
Public Discussion.

Messrs. john B. BR1sBIN and GORDON E.
Cole, Democratic and Republican candi
dates for Attorney General, will address the
people at the times and places designated
below:
Faribault, Rice Co.. Tuesday, Sept. 9Th.
Owatonna, Steele Co., Wednesday, Sept. eth.
Mantorville, Dodge Co., Thursday, Sept sth.
Rochester. Olmsted Co.. Friday, Sept. 9th.
Winona, Winona Co., Saturday, Sept. 10th.
At Faribault, Mr.. Cole will open the
discussion-speak an hour, and will be fol-
lowed by Mr.. BR1sB1N, in speech of an
hour and half. Mr.. Cole will have the
privilege of closing in ha f hour speech.
At Owatonna this order WILDE reversed
and Mr.. BR1sB1N will open.