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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

DR. k'!.AsE'6 CE.rBRArEp ErnMiEuaE AsE LIVER PILLS A singular combination, but ve,y etfectual, as the following will show:
 NEw YORK, November 20 1852.
 Knowing. from experience. the valuable qnaii ties of Dr M Lanss Velmilnge and Liver Pills prepared by Fleming Br@, , Pittshurg I have tol sometime back consider d it my duty and mad, it my business. to make those articles known wherever 1 went among my fren.is. 4i short time ago became acquainted with tic cnse of n young girl. who seemed to be troubled with worms and liver coml laint at the sanc time and had been rutfrlinS for soIne two months. Through my persuasion she purcl ascd one bottle of Dr. M' Flames Nermiinge, and one box of Liver Pills which sic took according to directions. The !e. suit was. she pass .i d large quantity of worms, and think that one box lnurc uf the Pills will re. store her to perfect health Her name and resi- dcnce can he learned by calling on E. l.. Th.,l. druggist. corner of Eu;gar and Monroe streets
 S5 Purchasers will he careful to 4Sk f,r DR N LANES'S CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, mai. nfactnrcL by FLEMING BROS. ot PirYsnurG, I.A. All"thrr Ncrnituecs in comparison are worth lcss Dr M Lnte's genuine FermiIugc also his ce,c. brated Liver Fills, cnn now be had it all respcc- table drug stores. None geuui,,e m.fhou Me s'gRa lure t FLEMING BROS
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

osT: = On Sunday last CN1ay 6th), two N4 COWS. one large yellow red Cow. with two buttons on her horns and the other a red HeIer five years old one horn bent downward, Information will be gladly received by the owncr of the whereabouts of the Cows that he may find them CuAr1rs Foprw.y
 Litchfeid, Chestnut Hill, J May s, 1860. 3ost
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k T Court of Probate holden at Plymouth

"A within and for the District of Plymouth on tie 1ith day of May, A. D. 1S60.
 Present Ammi Giddings. Esq, Judge.
 This Court doth direct that Israel B. Wood ward, administrator. with the will annexed, on tine estate of NEHEMIAH PATTERSON late of Plymouth in said distlict deceased. represented to be insolvent to give notice tU all persol sinter ested in the estate of taid deceased, to appear, If they see cause before the Court of Probate to be holden at the Probate office in said district, on the 18th day of May. 1860, at 9 o'c.ock forenoon, to be heard relative to the appointment of Com mssoncrs on said estate. by posting said order of noeice on q public sign post in said town of Ply mouth nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, and by advertising the same in newspa- per published in Litchheld Certified from Re cord A. GIDDINGS, Jndge. [4 It
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ssJ- A FREE LECTURE on an important sub feet wlil be delivered in the Court House Hail Litchfed, on Friday evening. May 18th, 1860 Lecture to commence st 7i o'clock. Ladies and Gentlemen are respectfully invitct! to attend
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HARDWARE FOR CAsI,x.

G SAMUEL J. NJ SEXTON, IMPoRTER and DEAL AS ER IN FOREIGN AND AMERICAN HARDWARE AND CUTLERY. DuILpER's HARDWARE AND AE- chANics Tools, WROUGHT AND Cur NAILS, FARM ING UTENSILS AND HOusEKEEPIsG AEIIcLrs, HOL- LOW WARE, BRITANNIA PLATED AND 1iN WABE.
 268 Greenwich street, tl'etween Murray and War. en street,) New York
 RopEs, POWDER. SHOT. Sc
 AGENT FOR PATENT WATER Coo1rns 4s.s,s-
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Norfolk Academy.

gSyHE Trustees have engaged Mir. O. E II COWLES. graduate of Yale College and an experienced arld successful teacher. to take charge of this school. The next term commences on Wednesday. May 16th.
 Norfolk, May z, 1860. 3Sw
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EExtTa.

(7o tie LaI,es cf LitcI!feld and vci,iy) EHAVING some thres hundred sheets o n n MUSIC for the PLANO on hand, viz Songs Polkas, Schot,sscrs aiid Waitzes, pro pose during the next sixty days to sell them a one hab psiee as they have becn offered This op portunity presents q rare opportunity to thos, wishing Music for the Piano. Orders for New Music promptly attended to l,y
 RIVERICS MARSH. Proprietor County Book Store and News Office 2tl
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OrMge'satea Bi!t7s --Jhc cures effected by tEis remedy are truly astonishing. The confirmed! Dyspeptic ,eghs his pristine vigor. the Astl, matc 'breathes freezer, Indigestion disappear These b,ners produce these wonders Let all who suffer try them.
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pr. churchilfs Cure for Consumption.
IMPORTANT TO ALL cossunpr1vp AND NEnvo,

IMPORTANT TO ALL CoSsUMPrIyH AND NERVOUS -Consumption-ca now be prepented and cured with the same CERTAINTY as any other disease The new straightforward by Dr Churchill of Paris has performed more cures of eonhrmed eo" sumption in single year. that can be found m 'he records ef medical history in the last century
 IMPORTANT TEsr1MoNY-Cure of Consumption q" the Iast staqe-I refer all pulmonary sufferers t" this unilnpeachable evidence "f the great curaf'rt po,eer of the HYPOPHOsPH1rEs just received 1 f,om an old and respectable physician in New York:
 I WINCHESTER, Esq.-Dear Sir: I am an Alo rotb of thirty years practice. in Western New York. My first trial of the Hypophosphtcs was made q year last December, aeah gr.Gt success.
 Miss E. C., aged p years This case was truly q hard one. The patient had been pronounced Q ConsumptiUe for si1 years previous to the beginning of treatment. She was evidently in the THIRI. 1 and LAST STAGE ; tubercles in the second stage in showing c:tvernons raleS a most incessant cough pulse too frequent and small to number accurate Iy. With all these symptoms of confirmed PhthiSs having aith in any aU remedies Ihad befor, used l wrote to ycu and obtained three bottles of the Hyporhosphites. On using one bottle, HER SYMPTOMS IMPROVED and, during the use of the fifth and sixth bottles. SHE WAS ABLE TO WALK HALF MILE. Since then. mp to last week whel. saw her. she has been able to labor.
 lHIs CURE. remarkable as is, l MUST, IN ALL CAN DOR. SAY, WAS EFFECTED BY TIE ilTPoPnospHuEs.
 GEORGE R. POWERS. M D.
 China. Wyoming Co.,. N Y March r. 1o60.
 Winchesters Genuine Preparation OF THE HYPOPHOSrHITES OF LIME AND SODA. is the only rela5h form of Dr. Churchill 's Remedy. and is approved by the Medical Pr.,trs- sion generally USE NO OTHER, OR ANY REMEDY CONTAINING IRON.
 PRIcEs-In7 and l6-ouncc (pint) bottles S1 and g each. E5" Do NOT COMPOUND THIS REMEDY ! WITH THE Pi4OSPHA1'ES or CHEMICAL FOOD!'' l Circulars will be sent gratis, to all who write for them. Sold by all respectable Druggists, and wholesale and retail at the sol,. General Depot, by J. WINCHESTER. 401y 43 John street |. For sale by Hart, Bros s. Ca., West GusEen
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A I'd Court of Probate holden at Litchfield with "A in and for the District of Litchticld on the 1 l tll dlu ,f 12G0

Present Charles Adams, Esq, Judge.
 William F. Baldwin, Executor of the ast will and testament of Solomon Marsh. late of Ltch-
 field ill said district deceasea present his ad,nins traton count with the Estate of said deceased {" this Court for ad djustnent and allowance, at the Probate Office in LitcEfeld the 18th day of May. sons interested may have notice hereof said Ex- ccutor will canse this or: CT to be advertised in a newspaper printed in Litchtield, and copy thereof posted on the public fign post in said town of LiLchfield nearest the last residence of said dcceasud Certified from Record,
 CHARLES ADAMS Judge.
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Special Inducements !

A NY person purchasing goods at my store f, EA the amount of rot less than S3 at anv finn shall be entitled to draw number on which h, shall receive GIFT worth from 50 cents to sIn
 The above Gifts are Watches.z zJeweiry. &e.
 Through the request of many of my pat,ons have inally concluded to adopt the Gift Sysfcn which is becoming so popular througbont th, world. CHRISTIAN pEINW"nn ,p'
 Litchfeld, May g. 1880 s'sm
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NEW BOOT & SHOE sTURE.

rEsHE subscriber having taken the old stand
 Of samuel Clock has just returned from ket witl s new and full assortment of first quail ty Boots and Shoes, which will he sold very cheap for cas! Will also make to orier Repairing done at short notice. share of the public pat ronage is respectfully, solicited.
 N Wanted, a good jnurneyman to work at custom work $. G. BEACH, Ag't.
 Litcilicd May l5. 1850. f If
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.REL E4 zS.REE'
 For SPRING TRADE at Y. Fl. AUSTIrg & Co., Emporium of Fashion,

First door north Of Masonic Hall, Main street DANBURY Conn fE9HE largest stock of FANCY DRY GOODS Fl MILLih ER ! and GEh,2.'s FLRNISHLAG GOODS ever in the country. Cash works wonders! We buy for cash We sell for cash. We therefore buy cheaper than those who buy on credit, and can and ,ciH self cheaper than you can bny elsewhere. Buyers rot only have the advantage of the larg
 est stock to select from, but of buying at lower prices than the same Goods can be bought fol elsewhere.
 We will give you few of our prices. that yor
 may see that we are in earnest when we say wt ] will sell you goods at lower prices than you can buy elsewhere.
 ] RICH MuSLIE and CAMBRIC COLLARS al 1 10. 13 l5, 20, 25 and go cents to $3. 1 RICH MUSLIN SEES (collars and sleevcs) al l 50, 63, 75 cents, S1 to S5 set they are 30 per
 cent lower than the same goods can be bought l at this side of New York. | 200 RICH STAMPED COLLARS at 5 cents
 each, st a little distance they not be distin- guisled from Collars worth or $2. 1 MUSLIN and CAMBRlC BANDS, EDGINGS
 and INSERTIONS, BREAKFAST CAPS and
 CUFF PATTERNS, and every article in the line of Emhrcidcrics. Lace Goods. &c. LADIES WHITE and COLORED COTTON HOSE at 5, 8 10 to 15 cents per pair CHILDREN'6 and MISSES HOSE all colors, all qualities, all prices large stock to select from at Low Prices. KID SILK and THREAD GLOVES. First quality French Kid Gloves at 75 cents a
 pair-the same as sold elsewhere at 20 cts and $l
 Ladies Colpred Cotton Gloves at cents pair, fine Lisle Thread Gloves at 10 to 20 cents. A lot of FINE KID GLOVES, slightly damag-
 ed. at 10 to g cents per pair. Children's and Misses Gloves. all sizes, at low prices
 A large stock Of GENTS FURNISHING
 GOODS, including every article usually found in
 a first class establishment Over 1000 NECK TIES. different styles, from
 10 cents each to s2. You can buy Cravat or
 Tie at Austin's at half the price charged else where.
 WHITE and coLoRED DRESS SHIRTS from 63 cents to $2 90. style of standing collar to the latest Broadway cut
 MERINO UNDER GARMENTS. MERINO and
 COTTON SOCKS. Kid and Thread Gloves Shirt
 Bosoms Cotton. Linen and Silk Pocket Handker-
 chiefs, Suspenders, Toilet Articles &c., &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
Glorious News for the Ladie.

 All read, and come and see the largest and rich
 est stock of READY-MADE BONNErS and MILLINERY
 in the country. Having engaged the services of one of the best Mlliners from Broadway, New York, we are pre- pared to show the richest stock of Ready Made a Bonnet from l to $3 less than you can buy one elsewhere.
 Fine Rough and Ready Straw Bonnets at 56 cts. Fine Colofed Straw Bonnets for 50 cents, wor, h s1
 Fine Tuscan, Florence, Pedal, Coburg and Split Straw Bonnets at prices that will please all and save them money.
 Children's Fancy Trimmed Hats and Flats. Misses Boomers. Eguestrlans and Jockics. trimmed end untrimmed. Ribbons, Ruches and Flowers in endless yarie- ty. .,...,.... BonDt Ruches at 5, 123. 15 to 75 cents, all 50 per cent. lower than you can buy the same of any Miliner in the state
 French and American Flowers from cents to S1 per pair.
 Bonnets MADE TO ORDER and TRIMMED at short notice.
 Bonnets bought at our Rooms TRIMMED FREE OF CHARGE
 All are invite,l to give us call and examine our stock All goods will be freely shown and sell themselves at the prices we offer them at. All goods marked in plain figures ana no sec ond prices. Respectfully, F H. AUSTIN & Co. Danbury; C%nn. CCn,ips s. Best quality RUBBER ROUND CoAio' at llD and 121 cents each just half price: SPALDING'S CELEBRATED FkErahETrDo FEB GLUE nt Io3 ceuts q bottle, including ofush' loz
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ing directly en the blood, glands, solids and
 fluids of the body. their use is attended with the
 happie.t effects In sudden attacks of diseases,
 one or two doses almost always cures In old
 standing cases of sickness. small doses-repeated !r,eouentlv-so cleanse the system that good
 health is the result. No change in employment
 or diet is necessary. They never cause sore
 mouths. swelled joints. aching limbs. etc as do
 many other kinds. They are warranted to give
 satisfaction, or the money will be refunded They
 are considered cheaper. safer, pret'ier and in all respects superior to any purgative pill in the world.
 e@- The discovery of coating pill with sugar emanated with Dr. Herrick. All others are c"un- terfeits. and. if used will do harm, and disap point the sick Herrick's pills are elegantly put up 30 in a box, with large sheet of directions, and sell for 9 cents 6 box boxes for Sl OO
 eE-HER ICK'S N47EZlLESS VEGETABLE E1.NILY PILLS have inundated the world with their popularity Over five million of boxes are
 used annually giving employment to eighty-tive
 men and women to put them up. Their cures
 are numbered by thousands, - their praises on the tongues of all Citizens of Litchield and else where. have you ever used them? Put up in English. Spanish, German and French directions HERRlCK & BROTHER. Chemists, Albany, N. Y Sold hv 4. c. Smith. Litch6cld, and druggist and dealers everywhere. ziy
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
E'O5. Sale.

Fa sHE House and Lot--lote residence of JONA- \ THAN CARRINGTON-in North street ir the village of Litchfeld. With the house about eigat acres of land. Also, complete set of Tin ner'n tocls Enquire of the subscriber.
 A. $. LEWIS. Etchfeld, March 21, 1860 4S-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
fg" Our stock Of Dress Goods is

fY Our stock Of Dress Goods Is larger and more complete than ever before. and the same is true of the CLOTH department. Customers residing at distance, as well as those near at hand, will find our assortment one of the best in the county to select from. They will have no occasion t. find fault with OUT prices
 We have just introduced a brand of FLOUR at $7.IO, which We think is great bargain. Give it Il trial HART, BROS & Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
E'Ounairy and Ngas hime shop.

TH H F undersg cd having purchased the E Foundry and Machine shop formerly owned by H Baldwin intends carrying on the business he has heretofore in all its branches Manufactures Water Wheels, turbine, overshot and pitch back Mill Gearing. Shading. Puilcys from inches to 8 feet, Turning Lathes, Saw Ar hors and Badwin's Improved Water Wheel Regu- lators.
 Repairing done to older.
 Furnace Castings of every description, Flow and Cutivator Castings, Barn Door Rolls and Track Cellar Window Sash and Frames. Chain Pumps, wholesale and retail. All orders promptly attended to.
 ROBERT BLACK. Washington, April 20 1860. l
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
HARRIsON'S

TOLUMBIAN Perfumery and Hair Dye. at O' T. H. RICHARD Gents Furnishing Store,
 West street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
TO Es.l,t.

FE EiiE Dwelling House in Snuth street. lately occupied by E. L. Houshton. Apply tn
 4-4t@ k. B. WEBS FIR.
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wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry.

This remedy has long been cherished by thu community for its remarkable efficacy in relieving healing and curing the most obstinate painful and long standing cases of Cough, Cold, L.taueaza Sore Throat. Bronchitis, Whooping Cough, Group, Asfh 'aa i.sd'nn'ation of the Lungs while even CoS SUMPTION itself has yielded to its magic nfluenc, when all other means have failed. Its whole his tory proves that the past has produced no re,ned, of equal value, as a cure for the numerous and dangerous pulmonary affections which prevail all over the land.
 4 REMARKABLE CASEI
 FRoM Mn JuuS 5. DARLING, WArc,x,xrn
 PUTNAM Conn.,. March 20. 1850,
 Gentlemen :--l avail myself of this onnor,n,; ty to say a word in behalf of '.Dp W,sr,p,s n. SAM OF WILD CHERRY" which have made nl. of in my family for several years, and always with the most beneficial results. My wife being of ,,,l; cate habits has always been troubled with hard dry, hacking c"ugh whenever taking little cold and has employed various specifics without oh taining any relief. until prevailed upon to test the virtues of Wistars Balsom, the effect of whct has iseen truly astonishing
 More than q year since young man belonging 'n this place was taken with Jeediag af the iunqs connection with Il most severe cough, and Wa, finally given over to die by our best physicians and it was evident to all that CONSUMPTION wa. claiming him as a victim Learning these facts my wife sent him bottle of inc B,ls,m which he tuok and in due time to the great astonish. ment uf his friends, was at his accustomed occu. patton, snatched. as it were, from the very jaws of death In many other cases we have admins. tered the Balssm to the consumptive, and always with the best of success These statements are simple facts. which can be vouched for at any time hy calling on me at my store.
 remain yours truly. JOHN. B DARLING.
 Prepared by SETH ". FOwLE X CO.,, Bos. son. s.s. and for sale by A. c Smith. Iitcbfeld K ". V. Fierce, Plymouth Hollow; T4iop as Scott ssymonti McNeil. W,Icottyile: w. S, smediey. Morris m. C. Wooster. New Pres Con Starr. Clark & Co, waeertown W;Ilia,n a1lckett; 1tt; Waterviile H. Church. Washington en sverywhere.- ~ ' ueA'-
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Notice.

MARRIAGES and WAGONS of all kinds re. 1 paired at the old shop of Wm. Rogers in West street. Particular attention paid to re. painting and trimming. Also, new work made to order in the shortest possible time and at the cheapest rates for the ready rhino.
 Give me a call c. s. WHAPLES
 2-tf
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w WANVED.

6DnHA CORDS of HEML OK BARK, for $VSH which good price in Cdsh will be paid when delivered at the shop of the subscriber
 D. c. MONSON. Morris. Aug. 2. 1859 s16
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The Misses ROwiey

The Misses ROwiey N B ESPECTFULLY invite the attention of the Fl a. ladies of Litch!ield and the adjoining towns to their new selection of Spring and Summer Millinery. comprising whatever is desirable for the trade. Also. Emhroideries. Gloves. Mitts. Veis. of all kinda. Parasols Mantlas, and variety of Fancy articles.
 Stlaw Hats beached and dyed as usual. Mourning Hats always on hand and made to or,ier Dressmaking particularly attended to- Litclliell. April 1S. 1860. 52.5m
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a IL persons indebted to c. ApAas $ Co, II. "A W. ADAMS $ Co.,, or H. W. ADANs. are ad monishcd to pay forthwith to the undersigned, and save costs. (. ADAMS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17
Millinery and Dresslnaklng.

HE RS. II. NJ. BALDWIN returns thanks to 1VA her patrons and friends for their Liberal patronage the past season. and most cordially in- vltes their attention to and beautiful stock of SUMMER MILLINERY ard FANCY GOODS.
 Hats BLEACHED and PRESSED in the most fashionable style.
 Ladies wishing to LEARN TO FIT DRESSES BY MEASURE can receive instruction with dia- gram ut MRS, H. Fl BALUWIN'S
 3ws West Cornwall, Conn.,
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he obliged to assume an inferior position m con- sequence. Rev. Dr Sawyer of New iork also nnnosed the union with the Unitarians.
 Axsp,oAS BOARD or FOREIGN MISSIONS s.-The ,nn;versary meeting was held on Friday. The recents of tke last year were nearly S351 000 and fin nine months of the current year nearly S2l6,- O00 The affairs 0f the board were represented as encouraging in every aspect.
 The following table shows the comparative re- ceipts of the leadiug societies for 1858 and 1859
 Receipts in 1858 1859. Young Men $ Christian Ass'n...S $500 2,G00 Am Anti Slavery Society ...... 35867 IA. 257 N Y. Sunday School Union.. 77G0O l5OCO Am Home Missionary Society,". 187 .409 195, ,2l6 Am and For. Christian Union. 73O0O 57 ,O0O Am Tract Society. ............ 3S3 900 BIT ,31S Am. Congregational Union. n.... lO,6l9 9872 N. Y. State Colonization Socy. 57.OOO 34.4O9 Am and Foreign Bible Union.. 45,OOO 35 .S6O
 MR. FnLMoRE's PosErIoN.-The Chicago Press and Tribune says: "It is reported, on what seems to be good authority, that ex-President Fillmore has signifed his intention to support the nominee of the Chicago Convention, wheth- CT it shall be Bates, Lincoln, Chase or Seward. It is even said that if Seward shall be nominated, Fillmore will stump Pennsylvania in his behalf, Upon this the Buffalo Express remarks, that while it has reason to suppose Mir. Fillmore VIII give his support to the nominee of the Chicago SOufcHtiOu, Uc lie NHOHl uc SA'NS Aoi ~ range of imagination too wide" to believe that the ex-President will take the stump in favor of MT. Seward.
 REs1esEp.-Some of the democratic papers in the East are in great distress at the late dis ruption of the democratic party, and are casting about among the Republicans for company in xheir misery They give out that the Republi- cans are very much annoyed because the Charles ton Convention did not make any nomination. Whereupon says the Providence Joua7aol:
 We fancy that the Republicans are quite as resigned under this 'dspensation' as the demo- .crats are. We could receive, with becoming submission, a few more such Republican misfor- tunes"
 b@- The Republicans swept the Board ct the city election in Providence on Wednesday, The Democrats did not dare to make any opposition, though Col. Sprague received nearly oGO major dty there last April.
 E5~ A large meeting of those wishing to ex- press sympathy for 1'haddeus Hyatt WAS held Friday evening in New York. Speeches were made by Wendal Phillips, William Lloyd Gar rison. and the Rev. Dr. Cheeyer, and collection wss taken for the purpose of defraying the ex- penses of publishing the proceedings Of the evening.
 MA. The number or electoral votes represent ed in the Chicago convention will be 2i5-lS3 northern, 59 southern, and three from Kansas Mr. Stewards friends count on 98 of these at least at the start, and believe that tho other g required for q majority will soon be obtained
 Esy- Mir. Norton of Texas, was one of the eccentric characters at the Baltimore conven- tion. About fifteen years ago, he vowed never to shave his beard till Henry Clay was elected president. It is HOW two feet long.
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N0:ic

N0sic'.
 NOT1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the sub " scriber has bought the Backsmth's shop and lot formerly occupied by William Rogers in Spencer street where we shall continue our Blacksmith business. Horse Shncng OK Shoeng, and all other work in our line will be punntually attended to. J. F. FULLER.
 Litchicld, April 1G, 1860. 1-4t
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Good investment stocks.

FH%HE subscriber Buys and Sells at the New Fl York Brokers Beard. BANK. INSURANCE and the better class of Railroad Stocks and Bonds. Many of the FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE STucKs PAY from TEN to TWENTY PER cEsT. upon the in- vestment. Semi Monthly Prire Current containing reliable quotations of Bank Insurance and other Stocks furnished gratis upon application. Diyi- dends and Interest Coupons Collected for ctstom- CTS without charge. EUGENE THOMSON.
 46.3m Stock Broker fl Pine st., N Y,
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-05-17

TR1IE largest and cheapest assortment of green H and black TEAS in Litcheld at
 T. II. RICHARDS. West street.
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THE BENEFACTOR of HIS RACE THE GREAT HEALER OF MANKIND. THE WHOLE WORLD UNIFIED! SICK PEOPLE HiNK,
 AFTER WHICH, ACT. Herrick's Sugar Coated Pills cuIr npFN Cpy Eop THEM

FHS HIS remarkable
 N American remedy is carrying the world by storm. Over five million boxes are sold annually. Composed entirely of Flowers, Roots Balsams and Extracts their effect on the human system is pleasant, sa'isfactc- " and successful. Act
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{ SHTONs SALT for Table and Dairy use. for LA sale by I. II. RICHARDS.