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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19

& A NAUGATUCK AND WILD vESAb A'1N NDARRELL will make the season KS saf i860. at their stables in New ~~E. Preston, Conn. -a s-.5 % s
 NAou Al UCh is well known and acknovieog eu VI pe 'e fastest Horse of his age in the state :, ..a Ln 1' nAhkELL has more of the blood ant stallion in the state x ! Ao's' VI ""s $l2. to insure, ~ ~ 1'''..o .o''
 For Pedigrees and further particulars a,,,ress
 b2-6wl J. H. BENNETT, New Preston, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
-AY1eo<m yeus UoM
The most Important Discovery since
 Vaccination.

4ue hOsL I'm talt LlSCOVely SlnCo
 Vaocinatlon.
 DR HAssoH's VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS will break up cOlt;s at once, without sweating. dieting. interruption of business the use of Iu stimulating and burning compounds herb teas canes, basanls or any cti.er disagrccable incon- rcni,nt and ntnscatllg ,icscs they do not cause the least unpleasant sN mptoms-evcn if taken m large doses they create only a thirst. which he- ing ailayrd nith water. an agreeable warmth and moisture at the stlrttc> is soon experienced Wh Il taken a> directed. they break up the cold and rest its effects and tEe only operation perceived is a mysterious and unfavulublc disappearance ui all symptoms, as f.vclishncss cllils lamcness dlrting pains. dull heavy pains, tlghtnres ot the chest. hoarscncSs cough, sore throat, cruup ca tfrrh. hea'ia' he. Be.
 The Fe7etlLle CHem,cnl Pop9rrs are to colds what Vaccination is against Small Pox and Quininc f.,I Ague. They ure specific remedy tor the prcven- ti"n and cnr" of a specific disease And by break ing colds with them the system is not weakened and deranged and rendered more subject to re. pc ttetl attacks. but is rather strengthened an. urte'l n5 tist them. They arrest crullp instant ly and permanently. and ly their timely use coughs catarlh, bronchitis, levers. rhrumatisn sore throars. mptiun. and al! diseases rina rily excited by cul;ls cln be b;.Iliscd from amo onc the people.
 CowLEs X LErTE holesa!r Druggists, 52 and 5t State street New Haven. Conn. Proprietors, and f"r sale ly W. F. G. H. Baldwin, Litclti.ld
 30 t,,n
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19

A Court of Probate holden at Cornwall EA within and for the District of Cornwall on the 2 th day of April A. D 1870.
 Present Frederick Kellogg, Judge.
 On motion of Jrhn Stone Execntnr of the last will and testament of IrcY RoNNEY late of Cornwall in said district. deceased: This Court doth decree that six nthS from this date be al lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to said Exccut"I. and directs that public notice be given "f this order by publishing the same in q news paper printed in I.tchiield County and hy posting d copy thereof on the public sign post in said Cornw III nearest the late residence of said de- ceased Certified by
 52 3we FREDERICK KELLOGG Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
NOtice.

A IL persons indebted to the late firm of Welch Il Bis>ell are hereby requested to make i'm mediate payment to D. I. WELcH.
 Li,chiied. April 16 1860. 52 3ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
FIRST .FE2EgEp.EE
 OF New Spring Goods !!

NY D. MCNEIL has just received B great va H' riety of Ladies Dress Goods. Plain and ! g',leI De Lsnes, Melrimack and Union Prints. GinghamH, Black & Figured Silks, India Silks,
 Black Alm,ccas Re- &c
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
Letter Paper& Enve opes

WAO hi' s < LE AMID z ETAxE. M naf F. q large stock of Paper and Envelopes,
 MERCHANTS anl others wantiur anything in tlils line will find it dec'dedly for tlcr adyan. tage to examine my stp,k. I am ,,rrn,r,d to offer them GREAT INDUCENENIS,
 40 JOHN II. SMITH. Post.o1ice
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
Goshen Acalen my.

rEsHE SUMMER SESSION of this School will E commence Wednesday, May 2n.l. 1860.
 52 3ia JAGE> Q RICE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
HAY.

EHOR SALE, a few tons of Hay at the Town U Farm. Enquire of the oversesr
 Liichfeld, April II, 1880. oi-*t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19

Hholesole .Agenis-C B NJ. Woodward. Haver- hill N. H. G. c. Goodwin & Co. Boston; J BaIch S Son. Providence {; Lee. Sissun < Go Hart ford Spencer & Clark, New Haven Dudley X Stafford 6g Beekman st., P. D Orys, 139 Maiden lane, Penf,ld, Parker & Mower, l5 Beeknan st., New York 52 3ma
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19

E5- Our large and spacious Sales room is nearly omplete tbeng almost twice its former size and we now receiving large anI well selected stock of seas.Hmbie Goods. tn whi;l, the attention of our friends and customers is ilvited.
 We sa! spare nr pain, to make the assort Inent complete and prices satisfactory.
 HART BROTHERS $ co k P.LlCA CATiDN will he mate to ti.,. next Gen "a rial Assembly, for the incorporation of 6 SAVINGS BANK at Nclfp.k.
 Npri k. April II, l8Go 52-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19
DTEI1.

s.n anril 9th, Henry W. Wheeler, aged "A.
 T., .h;s toun. on the 16th inst, Amanda Jane, twin daughter of Albert D. ana eyh'hia 1lai- lock. aged months.
 In t,is town on tie 12tf inst, Mrs. Clarissa t2sste wife of Hon. William Beebe, aged "A.
 A faithful wife, devoted mother and con- s;stent Christian. Blessed are the dead whas tie in the Lord"
 In this town, on the 9th inst. Mrs. Nancy Fmmons. widow of the late Chebar Emmons. aged GA years.
 The subject of this notice had been, for seve- taI months in failing health-attended by de- spondency of mind, amounting at times to evil dent mental Arrangement.
 It was in one of these seasons that she loft her home, probably about midnight. but in so silent a manner that the family had no knowl- edge of her movements or intentions-and was found the next morning, in a creek near her dwelling, her life being extinct.
 She had been for many years. professed fol- lower of Jesus Christ and by her humble and consistent Christian life. she has left to her cl- dren ard friends the consoling evidence that, however dark and mysterious the manner of her death, she has now entered into that world where the inhabitants shall not say, am sick" and where God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes,
 In Cornwall, April l2th. William aged year, also April 18th. Frederick M.. aged 3 years and months, children of Frederick and Mary Vol pert.
 In Cornwall Bridge, April 18th, Hon Peter Bierce, aged G9 years.
 Mr. Bierce was man Of great energy of char acter and thorough business man. and possess ed the confidence of his fellow townsmen in a remarkable degree. For many years he has lad much to do with the public affairs of the town The death of such a man is public loss.
 In Springfield. Mass, April 9th. of apopIexy, Aicajah Darnum, late of Cornwall, aged @ years.
 In Penn Yan. \. r.. on the 9th inst Samuel Robbins, aged .5 years. formerly of Norfolk.
 Mr. Robbins was the last surviving member of the family of Rev. ADlmi R. Robbins. first min ister of Norfolk, and was eminent for his piety and usefulness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-19

E T Court of Probate holden at i.tthtsd "A within and for the District of It,hfeld on the 10th day of April, lSG0
 Present Charles Adams Judge.
 SAMUEL CLICK of Litcltield in said district ati assigning debtor, having maie application for the benefits ot the 10th section of the act tor the Re lie. of Insoivent Debtors-It is ordered that said application be heard at the Probate office in Litchtiell OH the 18th day of April, 1860, at 2 ocluck P. A Certified fr"ia Record
 5l CHARLES ADAMS ,Juira
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THE q, LIFE OF ANDREW JACK
By JAMES PARTON,
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Nsw Ysik, Dec. Is.
ELOUR-Nafket without impostant change
WHEAT--Mazket quiet and prices without chanee-
Dslee at u Os01 II amber Wis; d II amber Iowa o1
1901 20 winter red western - - y
kHE-Dull. Sales at Gs0b
BARLEY Steady ct 6S.
COkN-kec 137 30 bu Market armer With moderate
export dem. eaes at s. western mixed; 64a6b JERSEY
eaoATs-Dul. Sales Al s50sza; for western, cansaian
wHISkY-Market heavy. Sales q 1s@1sA.
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Chicago, Dec. 10.
Flour-Active and advanced &c.
Wheat-Closed dull at 74075c for No /, and
7l@12 for No , in store.
C0rn-Firm at 2oc in store.
Oats-Quiet
Highwines-Steady
Exchange on New York firm At 10 per cent.
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schenck 1 Denise, S,7S4 500
Sunderland, Kendall 4 Co., No repors,
| SUGAR-7}0sc-erus II; refined whit,
PB. -. A =
COFFEE-l51@lsac. SIS s a5 S..
AOLAsSEs-By tho Dbl, RsboiIsd 20: svr.
up, 1890; kegs, (5 80. {
aNAILS-Ass., ~ 6O@S AZ.
INCE-S}c.
FRUIT-Raisins, prime, @ IS.
DROOnS-$l 5O02 90 per dozen.
FLOUR-Steady. Spring wheat, wholesale,
Nso retail 90; winter, 8 80 Wholesale %, 90
WHEAr-ssc for SPRING Winter 7sc0ses.
OORN-New, lS@90 ctr.
RYE-4Oc.
BEANS soc@7s per bush.
POTATOES--l502Oc per bush
SWEET POTATOES 5000 per bssh.
OATS-l6@17c.
BUTTER-ll@la}c.
EGGS-l2c.
ONlONS-4Oc to Soc,
HAY-Timothy, 37@es.
WOODS bO@Ss 90.
HiDES-Green, 42@5c; Dry Flint 100l1c.
Green Sailed 6}@6c, and nrm.
WHlSKEY-l7@2Oc-
CHICKENS 81 0O@l Is per dozen.
LARD-9@10c. per ib in bulk.
APPLES-75c@&l co.
DRIED APPLES-S@6c per H. 81
TIAOTHY SEED-$l,75 to $500 per bush.
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED s004Oe q
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CORN MEAL-25@sOc per bu.
BuCKWHEAT FLOUR-$l25@41. so per
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TO THE FARMERS.

ALL you knowing yourselves lndebtsa 70 ~ subsci.
Der ny Note OF Book Account Mn pisas eau 81 4sse
lam N nesd Of money and mus haye O. n % 6olnr
yoa wen save yourselves Cost and me Hoube and much
oonsss respectfully, you1s
HARVEY RAT, u.
p 81 have g7t Ssv mors Plows ON hand, ana arc
s. matiAe end wassspt Ssety thing about them Beams
Wasconsln timber. Fee decIa.CeH
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Provisions are heavy, with limited demand
Ness pork may be quoted e ol3 goael4 o.
green meats, 4041c for shoulders. 81 lor siden''
and 600}c for hang Bolk meats. SIC for
shoulders. and e3c for sidss. Barrel lard wa
offered this afternoon ct &c, but It b mostly
nelo at SO Old bacon b duh at &c and &c.
An other articles there 10 little change to note.
Shippers are getting ready to bay corn. l7@lsc
are the figures talked Of
sugar has fallen to 72@9c. The river has
closed ct this poias and ~ ~ bsides for the
traneportatios q fisighs IN 9 Ssgsdg ia
few days + hepesaspt ssld vs11h~ eau,,uSSus,
The vsethsf = vsy faysuab,s e. slaaa sssing
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

- Oouans.-The sudden changes q our climate N
..c",a. ~ LC.oanIs bh9xcAIAG ana As1nAArsc Az
des often act sneedlv ana cse.ftsir,v 49, .Ia =; ~
early stages disease recourse should ct once Be had
Ca Ga 6sGMd.sH IrocAes Or LosenEes, leg ths
% by ths prccsution more .eoua s,t.cE 49, ~ .sc
tually varded %. PubLio SPsAKHns and ersosss VilI
nnd them e@eual for clearing and esrengtheninR te
. .essl -.-.1-
vsADc1 % TIE Lsssersffcm 70 every
~ ooanuay received by ne propristcfs q HOS
'I.'A. OLLIDAAI1D s1oMAca SiIrERs. ex.
= = 'ae mos ensnua'asuc arms snef commence 10
As. ceeola'eo rssofsuve. Ine writers DINER 10 their
"ss cement nag been derived y Thousands
.v '.'' .esADe mo Posens aoracnc iaet essao-
nsaea ~ coucs oa witnessed. Dyspepsia and the count
le diseases Of me stomach and bowels 70 which gives
nerany vanish before the searching, bracing and pu
yns muuenoe 2. sni. fress renoyasor q ne physical
when acss smu'fanecusly on al the Internal or
ga, dse IsSo1,,ns reputation ana nvisorasion
-. ------- = -
"c 'ns0mpton curablef The medical world y d.
nded opinion on this question, but III intelligent ply
cAns concur IN the opinion that Il may 1t least b pre-
1na' neglected cough which - slowly but surely
ne a'sssse upon your ungs may oe cured ana
'nA1 mooefn science pa bestowed upon hnman-
" promises more speedy and radical cure than JoAs
0ses coHaposad Pictorial y Ws1d Cherry. The bark
o. the Wild cherry long been known and used - apow-
ero and valuable medicine for diseases Of NE throat and
longs Dut nas been Dr. Bus good fortune % combine
WIN osner equally valuable remedies In such proper
lions 70 insure the greatest pessble beaeft from r.
Henderson Courier.
A0'1'-1inosA~'wl1 ------- -------------
T. Our friend Dr.. Bull advances with the step Of q
eonqueror from one medical triumph % another His Last
and the children think h greatest achievement, his
Vegetable Worm nes1rcyer. Pleasant 70 the taste and
certain IN NJ eecAa Il haa become uriverl 6.vore I'M
t,cth r,o1k.v, "a .hsa... s-r...-,,,. r.,.,-..
M novSS. Al m;s 49, r.,, Aaqaner.
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"A TTENT ON FARMERS AND
- p6AM98RD. sass Hsa4sa 90 .34sss71Ess7 81
The Unxtvalled Union Farm ara pan.
tation Mill. IE1a
s p.emsA a.assd q a. New York stass ya,s, 1sao.
over ID oompe1l1ugu #4 ana4 III --5-p III 1890
State Pair, 1850. s ~ - -
Premium and Diploma awarded ~ ne Peanyiva.a ssat.
Fair, 1850 AFsS
Tsss Prs~iua q sio, aw1dsa . Riehaosa, vixinh
= sS 5ssa4&a5 I'LL ~ &sAe&s4
o6er the mod emciens nple and darah,, vsru
I'M evr brought 20 your hesice. Our GRADING -
~ entirely new BY psoceA Of own v en- -
snem e nArd = steel and M Grind IRON TO- 900 . 15 %
before they ont and sep they 90 ~
replaced q cost Of o. TIE device ff cutsinr "a ind
corn WITH the cob new. ~ MIL VIII ake a. Row
10 grnds ~ kinds u grain oceapies but small spaea
ana can g run either BY aeams walse horn power
w ~ Gsnsm q co.omuaie eddrsAed . +. n
ed To-. 4#4ET7-@ 80 - z = e As'a11
rr ,ss @ MMtos s1iadhs con- a41feea, 90
win hOlting attachment for nakng Hou1. a 4
dec1ud, sw4w8m
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iPEBkZSHAD Bl

MASON BROTHERS. IL.
Nos . 81 Mercer Street, Nsw York.
FOR SALE BIZ DOOKsELLERs GENrRALLY. !.
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The Burlington weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington [Iowa]) 1860-1876, 1860-12-15


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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
StaDu(hes.

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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-06-06
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