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The Placer herald., 1864-06-18
GOSSIP ABOUT MR.. LINCOLN.

The Washington correspondent Of the N
Y. World indulges in some lively gossip
about Uncle Abe.
He says Mr.. Lincoln is an early riser He
gets up at five, shaves at six, breakfasts at
seven, sends his private correspondence at
eight, receives visitors at nine, and the mem
bers Of his cabinet at ten. But as his cab
met does not often meet, he goes and meets
his cabinet. Previous to the elevation of
General Grant to the supreme command Of
our armies, he used to dedicate two hours,
from eleven to one, to the getting up Of
plans of campaigns for our generals. In
that case he went into small closet ad-
joining bis private apartments fitted up with
all the necessary instruments for drawing
maps, and there coseted himself with two or
three officers to whom he used to dictate
that mastery strategy which has resulted in
the taking Of Richmond and in the conquest
Of the South. At o'clock Mr. Lincoln
takes light lunch, and then starts in the
performance Of the responsible duty of Pres
ident. He goes from department to depart
men,, and assists his ministers in what he
calls running the machine" At 5 o'clock
he takes bis dinner, which some time lasts
till 7. From 7 to 10 he admits in his pr.
vate circles his most intimate friends, and
among them senators and members of Con-
gress At ten be retres, to commence the
next day again the same kind Of work he
had performed the day before.
HOW MR.. LINCOLN PREPARES HIS PRoCLAMA-
TIoNS.
This monotonous routine is interrupted
only when Mr.. Lincoln prepares some Of
those remarkable papers which have contrib
uted to assign to him in history so high n
place as a statesman and as grammaran.
On that occasion he remains day at time
shut up in a room strongly heated, with the
shutters half closed, SO as rot to be disturbed
by any outside light, of which he has great
fear
WHAT MR.. LINCOLN DRINKS WHEN WRITING
STATE PAPERS.
Sometimes he sends for cup of coffee,
which produces a slight excitation of the
brain and gives to his composition fresh
ness and vvacity truly admirable He
avoids, however, taking coffee, and replaces
that beverage by hard cider whenever he
wants to be either serious or e.umentative
If he aims at elegance and perspicuiy in
style he generally adds to the cup of coffee
small glass of sherry, especially when he
has to relate his stories or to appear before
the members of the foreign legation, in
presence of whom he sometimes unbosoms
himself as freely as if he was before Spring
field audience in the unpaved yard of a court
of Justice
The Placer herald., 1864-06-18

San Francisco. May 2lst, 1868.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
IT, S. Internal Rev.
 enue.
ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864.

ANNUAL TAXES FOR 1864. THE attention of Tax-Payers. is hereby call cd to the provisions of the United States Ex else Law relative to the assessment of annual taxes.
 By the sixth section of the act of July |, 1862, 1t is made the duty Of all persons, part nerships, firms associations, or corporations. made liable to any annual duty, license, 0: tax, ON OR BEFORE THE FIRST MoEDAY OF MAY IN EACH YEAR, to make q list or return to the Assistant Assesscssor of the District where 10 cated. of the amount of annual income. the articles or objects charged with special tax, and the business or occupation liable to pay any license.
 Every person who shall fail to make such return by the day specified, will bo liable to be assessed by the Assessor according to tho best information which he can obtain; and in such case the Assessor is required to add fifty per centum Is the amount of tho itenls of such list.
 Every person who shall deliver to all Asses sor any false or fraudulent list or statement, with intent to evade th1 valuation or enume- ration required by law, is subject to q hne ot five hundred dollars; and in such the list will be made out by the Assessor or Assistant Assessor, and from the valuation and cnumo- ration so made there can be no appeal
 Payment of the annual taxes. except those for liccnsos will not be demanded until the thirticth day of June.
 Tho appropriate banks CT which to make return, and al necessary infur.nation, will be furnished by. tue Assistant Assessors fer the several Divisions to whom the returns should De delivered on or before the first Monday If May.
 REUBEN ROCKWELL. |. $. Assessor.
 4th District
 CuIebrvok, Feb oltil lSol asis
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
BROOK PIT ;t!NiN:i COMPANY.

BROOK PIT AlNiN'i C,tNrANI.
 EpE IT KNOWN. TLtt We, t., S.lseiibe A-D hereby associate rnfselrc.; together IS |. body polite and ccrpar, te, by vir no of and pursuant to the provisions of the Statute laws of the Stato ot ''"lnccticut in relation to Joint Stock Corporations, and the following arc our Articles of Association
 Article lst. inc name Of taid Corporation sAall bs " Brook Pit Mining Company.
 Art. }. The capital stock of said Corporation shall be sixteen thousand oight hundred do l. lars and shall be divided into six hundred and sevcntytwo shares of twenty-five dollars each
 Art. 8. The purpose for which said Corpora ton is established is as follows, viz The Mi ming, Raising and Selling of Iron Ore Buying and Selling Of Real Estate, Merchandise, Sc. !, and for the transaction of any business that may be convenient or advantageous to the full prosecution of said business.
 Art. 4 The St tutc Laws of the Ststo of Connecticut, Title Third, An Act concerning Communities and Corporations, and Chapter Fourteen, entitled "Of Joint Stock Corpora tions," together with all subsequent Acts in relation thereto, are hereby referred to. and made part of these Articles.
 Art. B. Each Subscriber to theso Articles hereby agrees to take tue number of Shares annexed to his name of the Capital Stock of said Corporation and pay for the same, as tho Directors of said Corporation shall call for.
 Art. s. The said Corporation is established and located at Ore Hill, town of Salisbury, County of Litchteld. and State of Connecticut.
 Dated Salisbury. Conn.,. Feb. 8, 1864.
 Subsoribers Names. No of Shares Wm. H. Barnum, EXT for
 Leonard Richardsons Est Sixty three Shares Wm. II, Barnum Sixty three Shares George Church Forty two Shares D. NJ. Hunt Forty-two Shares Henry Sage Forty two Shares Seth Walton -- Forty two Shares Peter P. Everts Ninety eight Shares Nelson McArthur Forty two Shares B. N. Burtles One Hundred and two Shares George Barnett Twenty six Shares H & c. s. Gibbs Twenty six Shares D. c. Warner Twenty six Shares M. Decker Twenty six Shares Rockefeller, Reed & Co. Sixteen Shares Nelson Landon i9t2l Sixteen Shares
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

ALL persons liable to pay Town tax in tho town of Cornwall on the list of 1863 paya- ble to the Collector the lst day of April, 1864, are hereby notified that will be at the store of John Avery at Cornwall Bridge on Tuesday April 9th, 1864, from 10 o'clock A. M till four o'clock P. NJ. at the store of NJ. Beers & Sons on Wednesday the 9th day of April, 1864 at the store of L. W. Bradley Cornwall Hollow, on Thursday the 9th of April, 1864 at the store of Pratt & Foster West Cornwall on Friday the sth day of April, 1864, for the pur- pose of receiving said tax. All persons neg leeting to pay their taxes at the above times and places may expect to pay legal fees.
 EDMUND H. HART, Collector.
 Cornwall, March, 24th, 1864. 3w4e*
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Important Magnetic Discovery.

How to cure all Chronic Diseases by new and positive means of retaining and increasing the
 Magnetic, or Life Torcss 'oftho Body. ,Dyspeptics, Consumptives. Rheumatics, O, those who have any Chronic Disease of the Se- cretions or Blood, may in this form of Magne- asm ind speedy and etfectual cure.
 taii explanations of the great Discovery, soostanNated by several prominent and We'll known scientific persons will be sent to any ene oy man who will inolose stamp for re, i Address,
 Da; J. B. STAFFORD, CHEMIST,
 oo"m 443 Broa dway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
FOR SALE.

BY II. MIGEON, WOLCoTTvILLH. .S EvERAL new improved lots. we'll adapted S for business purposes, situated in the healthiest location in tho place, and near the R. R. depot. Said lots will be sold on the the most liberrl terms, and tho whole amount of purchase money can remain on mortgages at 6 per cent, for 8 or ten years provided i'm : prGvements are made on the lots. to ono half the amount of the purchase.
 Also for sale, on the Migcon Place, several valuable Houses. on long credit: For further partieulrrs enquire of H. 8. Bar. 7bour, Esq, CT the subscriber. '~ n H. MIGEON
 Wolcottville. Ct. March 18th 1864. 502w
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
TAX COLLECTORS NOTICE.

A IL persons liable to pay Town tax in the
 A Town of Goshen on the list of 1863, pay aoie to tue Collector the lst day of April, lSt ase hereby notified that will be at tho store ot Brooks Brothers on Monday the 4th day of :p a:pI,l lo64 from one o'clock till four clock a ,n 'ae aIternoon at the Store of Hart Broth ss s, in ,S vest Goshen on Tuesday the 5th day ot amn ieo4 from one o'clock till four clock, Sau Mu..a ~ ths house of Obed M. Hum shrsy in Sor;n or;' ,se Geshen on Wednesday the eth day of Apsii Al. 1864 from 10 O. clock till l2 o'clock in s sae forenoon For the purpose of reoeivinr said $ r.., W. E GAYLORD, Collector,
 6oshsn, Conn, March l4th, 1884. Sf4ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
IAILORESS
THE PUTNAM CLOTHES WRINGER.

The only reliable selfadjusting Wiring. CT in the market, 4 good stock now on hand-price $5.50, $6, and $s. You can take one On trial, ard keep it if yo', like it. For sale at
 DIsHop < SEpGwIcK's.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
1AY COLLECTORS NOTICE.

vHyHE subscriber having received Town
 Tax laid on list f63 of six mills! on the dollar, and warrant Or collecting the same would hereb give noce to all persons e1 liable Ia to receive their taxes at the store of Wm Wooster in New Preston on Saturday the 9th of April 1864 from A. M. to P. NJ <. and at the tavern of Joseph Watson the same day from P. NJ. to P. NJ, also at the store of Truman Il. Woodruff in said Washington on Saturday the 18th of April, 1864, from 10 A. M to P. M.
 All persons neglecting to pay their taxes at the above times and places may expect to pay legal fees.
 EDWARD J. POND, Collector. Washington, March 18th, 186S swSoe
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

CLARK'S Distilled Restofatibe foi THE HAIR, Restores Gray amd Faded Huir aG: Beara to its natural color, and is ( most lalruaious dressing for tAe Hais and Head. Clark's Restorative
 Restores the Color. Clarks Rcstoratire
 Eradicates Dandruf. Clarks Restorative
 Promotes its growth Cark's Restorattm Clark's Restoratiue
 Is good for Children Clark's Restoratiue
 Is good for Ladies Cfark's Restoruties
 Is good for old peopls ChUEs Resto'utire
 Is perfectly harmless Clo,k's Restosutsire
 Contains no Oil cLARKS REsTORA TIYE
 Is not Dye CLARK's RESTORATIVE
 Beautifes tine Hair C7a,h's Restoya:tce
 Is splendid for Whiskess Clark $ Restorative
 Keeps the Hair In it's place Clark Restorative
 cures Nervous Headache Clark Restorative
 Prevents EruRtioas Clark Restorutiva
 Stops Itching and Burning Ciark's Rsiomtvs
 kceps the Head cool Clark Restorative !
 l. leIishtIally perlurned Clark Restorative
 contains Flo sediment Clark Restorative
 confa.ns no gun ~lSrk's Restorative
 roishcs ycaT ilais Clark 5 !fesstornNie
 prepares you for parties Clark Restoras!ys
 pEepuras yon for balls Clark Restorative,
 all Ladies need it Clark's Restorative,
 no Lady will lo without it Clark's Restorative
 Costs bat 5 Clalk's Restorative $ sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere Price Sl per boltlc---5 bottles for S5 C. G. CLARK $ CO.,. ProprIetoEs, D. $ Barnes t Co. \ r. Con. Ag'ts. iy4b
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
DANIEL w ILMoT.
 US. JANE E. WiLMor .
Order of Notice.

State of Connecticut, Litcbas,a co,m. March 18th 1864. ooa9sJ'
 Upon the petition of the said Daniel wi,mot praying for reasons therein set forth for a di' voroe now pending before the Superior Court in and for Litchfeld County. to be held on the fad Tuesday of April, A. D. 1864. It'eppear lag to, and being found by, tho subscribing authority, that the said Respo ondant is absent Therefore, Ordered, tha notice of the pen. deney of said petition be given by publishing this order In the Litchfeld Enquirer. q n'eSs, paper. printed in Litchfeld. two weeks sucoSs- siyvly, commencing on or before the 8lst da y Of March, A. D. 1884.
 WILLIAM L. RANSOM,
 Clerk of the Superior Court
 5OSw .se Litshi .Li Nounty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
PROBATE.
DRoBATE Office, ss., District of Litch6eld,

HnROBATE Office, ss., District of Litch6eld, E March 2G, 1864.
 Ordered. That tLe Administration on the Estate of Esther Thompson. late of Gosheu in said District deceased, exhibit his adm1nistTa- tor account with said Estate t9 this Cour4 for settlement and allowance q. tie FFohate oihce in Lit chfeld on the 18th day of April 1884 at l o'clock in the afternoon, and said admins trator was ordered to give norice there of by advertising in newspaper published in hitch- field, and by posting copy of this order on the public sign sost in Goshen. Certified from Record.
 5O3w CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
NOTICE.

yNNHE Stallions, ASHLAND, ACTEON, and A HAP-HAzARD, will stand at the Stables of the Subscribers, for the improvement of the breed of Horses in this County, during the en- suing season.
 ASHLAND is too we'll known to need any description here. His Colts are selling very readily at large prices, one of his three year olds having trotted half mile in .2l at NeY Haven last Fall. when S5.000 was offered for him and refused.
 ACTEON is 8 full thoroughbred. and is war ranted to trot his mi inside of THREE MIN urEs.
 HAPHAZARD is & beautiful bay, 16 hands high, years old, weighs HOO, can trot his full mile in less than three minutes. Sired by Ashland, out of descendant Of imported Sir Lowell
 Gentlemen wishing to secure the best breed of Horses in the County, are invited to call on or address the Subscriber at his residence. His Horses are acGrrantsd to fnfill all the above de. scriptions. They have invariably taken the first premiums at every State and County Fair where they have been shown, aud the Sub. scriber willingly challenges competition from any source whatever.
 For information as to terms, &c.. address
 -Eg- GEORGE C. HITCHCOCK, 47t4a Ash areve. New Preston, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Established in 1042 WILLIAM PATTON, No. $ itOTCHkIsS BLOCK. WATER:CEr. CONN.
" AfEK..C 1T, CUN..

5IOlk siUEE and Ollt,: for New y.ak.
 Y New Haven, Hartford aud Springfield Daily ra"r>; illustrated London News. Lon-
 i,n Punch and other Foreign Publications t.puna:' scott 5 Er prints of backwood's $ Mag axne and the toreiSn Reviews and general subscription Asuncy for Harper's Magazine. ilarpe, Weekly Goduy's Lady Book, Mad. n".n"rrst's ;lualterly Mrloro of Fasbiuns, Bon 'r"n. Trunk Leslie Publications, and all other Wrekl; Month! or Qna.tcrly Periodicals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Ra0iQqs of 8 MaQiac.

A CERTAIN demsntca and dcclyesl sh op "A keeper. who in times now G-apHty) gone by, has tried to impose on tho good people of Litchfield by pretending to sell cheap. the fsl- lacy of which pretcnce was exposed when the Wuaelerlng Jer," Hoses, opened Store. No respectable man ever attacks the religion of another. This would-be START trader, who cannot a<perse the business character of NoSes, basely shuns a fair attack on business grounds but scoffs at his religion. Does not that Show the shalloa0ness of his assertions :? The whole matter "lies in a nutshell" Mo. ses buys his Goods for CASH nnother party is glad to get credit of any che who will trust him /; that is the reason why Moses sells so much cheaper. We don't sell stale Teas, and other adplterated Groceries
 But Moses does sell Cheaper and better
 Dry Goods, consisting of .We,inoes,
 Delaines, Flannels, Calicoes, Hosiery
 of every description, to suit small
 and large persons, Clothing, Hats.
 Caps, &c.
 We pay our taxes here and in Hartford but still can and do sell 50 per cent cheaper than the would-be smart trader at the Bee Hive
 Ladies and gentlemen will do well to call and examine Moses stock of Dry Goods, ,ClotL ing. Hats and Caps, and we will warrant them sivility, cheap and good articles as any in the State. Remember
 Moses sells nea0 goods, Moses sells good
 goods, and Moses buys for CASH. Moses sells better and cheaper goods, by 50 per cent, than the would be smart trader at the Bee Hive. Remember Moses will be here every four weeks.
 N. B.-A word to the wise is sufficient
 HENRY MOSES, Proprietor Litchfo!d, Feb. 24. 1864. 4t46
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
CAUTION.
RADWAY & co.
FOR SALE.


 IHk eul scriber offers for talo his REAL ES TATE, consisting of about three ard haN Acres of Land with Dwelling House, Wood. House, and Shoe Shop. nearly new. Also. Barn leo House, and other Out Buildings taere- on standing. Also-One other piece of LAnd. of sbout twelve Acres. All of which ts located uoay tho centre of Northfeld. Fot furthev partisulass, enquire of the-subsOribsE oa ths 70. CHURCHILL NorthAsld, Feb. 3s, 1884. 4stSe STATEMENT of the Condition of tho Mseoh nnts' and Farmers TiRH INSURANCE CoaaeA " of Worcester, Mass, Nov. ], 1868.
 ArsErs.
 be paid In fail ssJl,ssss.ss ss .ss ss United States Loan, SO.OO0.O City of Worcester do. S,VV.VV Loans on Collateral Security. 4OVgO e Personal 2,S25. % Cash on hand 10,08l .4S '" in hands oI Agcnte, HvSo' Ss Bank Stocks, aS.V9eiv
 .-~ -+----
 sssa.,a VI Amount of Riaks outstanding. Sl0a,aee,2
 ., not due. 10000 Subscribed and sworn to by
 ISAAC DAVIS. President.
 JOHN L. WASHBUNN. Sec. Worcester, Mass. Jan. 22d, 1864. SrATE or CosNEClyCuT,
 Compstoller's Office,
 HAETeoRn, Jan, Esd. 1864. certify that the above IS copy of the Statement ot the Merchants and Farmess EiTe Insurance Company of Worcester, Mass, on file h this Office.
 l Glgther certify. that said Company has coiGpl;ed with iho laws of this State concern. ing Foreign Insurance Companies. and that Edmund Hedge. Esq. Cf New London. Is ths Attorney, of said Company. duly appointed nna authorized to accept service In all Mnim p.os, cu,scs agatSt said Company in shls Sta's, "no ! alA, that J G. Ieckwilh of Litchnsid, tns Assnt of said Company for the puipose 2. sanqeating the business oi insurance, sC 'aI v s4e my he tseresn empowered anu 'osst .Us'0 Ss by sH:d Company n....,,.s : pa. J G. BEcRYiTH, Assns. hssaaslas r
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Isa oETGe.

l% ogIScc. fs'O Farmeis and Tobacco Growers general- a y. Ihe oiIy genuine :. Lud Mann ,4- tan iihg Co 'a p-,'4-isttr" y'io&a r@yuaiion is 70 u 'iver,tily known, eau l,t nEt,ine.l this seas on Q o"r n@~..t, Mr. F. i,.:lt .l. at North r.ile in this county.
 F"Fs"ns ordering thr"g-;l oFi :.> ,:s wili Dc sHrc to get g'.Enins ailiciG ~r;t , ,ys :t. ta1e aud considerable item ia freight; iIire $1 G5 Der barrel. Adres, by n, Ii or liner wise. Circulars s"lt on anr'ea:ipl 3vt9o
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

DR. E. B. LIGHTHILL, s4 ST. MARKS PLACE, NEW YORK, Author of "A Popular Treatise ou Deafness, s,''
 Letters on Catarrh," &c..
 VII bs in BRIDGEPlRT,at ths ATLANTIC HOUSE, Thursday, Friday and Saturday, March alst. April lst aLd Ed, where he can be consulted on
 DEAFNESS. OATARRH. Diseaoayes from Ms Ear, Noises ta tie Head
 a'd sU ass rarfeas diseasss ef ate Ear, Throat and Air Passages, DR. L1EHTHlLL' 5 Work. "A rupulaz Treat iso on Deafness, its Causes and Prevention" with illustratjops. may be obtained of Carlton, publisher, 4lS Broadway Now York. or through any respectable bookseller. Price sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Lazarus S Morris OPTICIA MS AND 0CCULlsTS. .CAUTIONl SWINDL1NG!

3ES CA O'G-A&1 U - ss That you are not swindcd by persons falsely representing themselves to he our agents, who 20 from house to house offering inferior Specta- 'eles on the credit of repu aion.
 WE EMPLOY
 NO AGENTS OR PEDDLERS.
 slr P II. MORRIS, X member of the firm attends regularly sv- cry Two months, and will be at
 SMITHS HOTEL. I.itchfield, from
 MONDAY APRIL llth untll SATURDAY NOON APRIL 18th 1884, from whom only, in this vicinity, can their celebrated Perfected Spectacles be had. He is
 EXCEEDINGLY SKILLFUL
 In fitting the eye,
 COURTEOUS AND ATTENTIVE and will uphold the acknowledged reputa-
 ton of the firm for
 ~ HONOR and INTEGRITY la the conduct of their business. Eg.Nete the date of visit, and that ~NoPEDDLERs OR AGENTS ARE EMPLOYED. AA9ARWs q ElORB1s, PRACTICAL OPTICIANS AND OCUULISTS, NO. l7, Up Stairs, HungerfOrd & Cone's Block, Hartford, Conn, No. 1s4 MAIN STREET Springfield, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
BEST AND CHEAPEST FER"ILzER-
 EXCELSIOR
 POUDRETTE.
ICAl.po k Co. MASCFACICR CREHS,

NICAEUO CU. MANUFAC1TK TKENS,
 lli FRONT Srn EEr, NEW YORK
 I iLs article s prepared Of Night Soil, u,iIo, { onJ, OEtl, Alsorbcu:&. &c Stc.. and is al, articl, whose tirtuus ', ,y;!l lie production oi vegetation surpass all other F:rtiE,rs and II Me t1't>t tl!a nAr.us!fa con r;.ot ttr all the sis!,t Soil, 5 "o'l aai u.i :! oi !:rook llu and Ni'ilnlstnr:;h. slvl";, 's ,n ivan taso for mahinr SHt't'r.f are.,!c never o:u:r ne,i j'y dnr os'ier Coniany.
 " vii! sun,Hntcr .hc i.>r,!-pr rot,t;stla tu burpg.-S any Frl'ii,.~r tl:ti gan hu uh",i'lc for ihe sane ni"l.vv. ei,i": ir garden "l ::ciI
 rllcr SI.GO pei o'! f9y >:s.n bu'os sn,l nycr delivered t. cais ur noa i New York Carriage will be charged ell my nun43rr f ,tls. less thar seven
 i| Der hus!'ci, 2' e:nl-. ,lei,sr,>i on hoard boat at eur Factory, staten l,l,"i. E
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
HIGHER PRICES
 FOR Old Iron

SNOR the next sixty days we will pay ln Fl trade
 l.b3 per Hundred for Wrought Scrap Iron, Sl, ,25 " /" ." tld Cast '' Also the highest price for Copper Esss, Lead, Zine, Pewter, &o
 Farmers nov is the time to get ,"ur supply ot good milk pans made out of \ X l in plate.
 C SANFORD X SON. hltGhhet. March Filth, 1864. 3w49
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

Taaaachc, Pains in the ILmbs-in the sleMach. Dvvv. os, and Kidncys-Cod Chills, md Hot Flushes, Coat los of Appetite, Restlessness Giddneas SO. Eo arS prenonory symptoms of Malignant Diseases ouS dose of the READY RELIEF is sufficient to break up ani expe diso ssed acou and restore tho pateRl to ht alth
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
FEVER AND AGUE.

Persons exposed to the Malaria of AE1o or x salsod with Chls and Fever will find positive Anld 4s and Curo in Railways Ready Relief. Let two tsaspoonsfai ct the Ready Relief h winegass of watos Da taken getting out of bed in tho morning. and howster s posed to malaria you will escape.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
A''Aso s'. DAS' ORDER Qy NOTICE.

s4'.s s''.;s :' DAY. D.. ORDER ay NOTICE. STATE OF CoNNEcrIcyT, Litchfield County, March 18th, A. D. 1864 ETPON the Petition of the said Alfred Day, u praying for reasons therein set forth for a divorce, now pending before the Superior Court in and for Litchfeld County to De held on the 2d Tuesday of April, A. D: 1864. It ap- bearing to, and bring found by, the subscribing flon this State-gone to parts unknown to the petitioner.
 Therefore, ordered, that notice of the pen dency of said petition be given by publishing this order in the Litchfeld Enquirer newspa- per printed in Litchfeld-three weeks succes- sveIy, commencing on or before the 18th day of March, A. D. 1864.
 VIM. l.. RANSOM, Clerk of the Superior Court of Litchfeld County.
 3w48
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
CHRONIC RnEUMAr1sA cCREn

Wn,. Sydney Myers, Esq, of Havana, Cuba, tho cor. respondent of tho London Times, suffered wth Aonss and Chronic Rheumatism for twenty Gvo years md for twenty years he had not enjoyed whole nghs calm rest. He applied RADWAY'S READY RELlEF-t in.
 odlately gave him and secured him tho first calm ard undsturbcd sleep during tho twenty years. 1ho continued use of the READY RELIEF cured him.