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Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
GRACE's CELEBRATED sALvE.

We are constantly hearing favorabl reports iron wife of Mark Anthony, of this city, and living a No Locust Street, afflicted with felon on tht finger, was recently induced to make trial of tho Salve. Almost instantly she experienced relic from the pain. which had been almost unendura ble. Every other remedy proved unavailing. Those who have tried it once are satisfied of it's merits and nothing will induce them to be without SUD- ply.-FdU Ricer Neecs. .-s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
ssThirty-F'ive Years.H
From G. H. RICHARDSON, Guilford, Ct

lrrOm U. d. hICdARDoON, Gulltord, Ct.I
 GUILFoRD, Ct., May 18th, 1868. Messrs. c. G. CLARK & Co.
 Gents, ts,-Something over year ago, l called at your office and bought bottle of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. For thirty-fve years l had been the victim of that terrible disease; have consulted the most eminent physicians, and tried, guess, very remedy ever recommend ed my family physician, who stands No. in the profession, finally told me could not be cured but if I would take teaspoon full of good rum before each meal, it would assist di- gestion, and make me more comfortable, which was all could hope for. The first dose of Goes Dyspepsia Cure helped me. and to-day I consider myself cured. have delayed wri- ting you before, fearing the trouble might re- turn, and now am ready to give my opinion that it is the most valuable medicine ever pla- ced before the public. The inventor ought to make e sfertune, for his success,I am confident, will be the relief of suffering humanity. Yours truly,
 G. H. RICHARDSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09

GS Ak TO s2OO per month salary paid to
 sP s O Agents, male or female, ,sto intro. duce jour Patent Everlasting White Wire Clothes Line. Address the American Wire Go
 Q William St., N. r., or Is Dearborn St. OhlcaSo. 124W
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
formerly of New Milford.
COe's Dyspepsia Cure

Will also be found invaluable in all cases of Dlarrhea, Dysentery, Collie, Summer Com Flalnts, Griping and in fact every disordered condition. ..of the stomach. Sold by Druggists in city or country every where at $l per bottle, or by application to
 c. G. CLARK S O.,
 Sole Proprietors; sly COW New BaJcoun-
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09

A GENTS WANTED-For the best book out
 A-A picture of the desolated States, and the work of Restoration; 1865-l86S. Largest Inducements offered. For circulars, address l.. SIEBBINS, Hartford, Ct. 124w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
MOTHER BAILEY $

Quietimg Syrup, - The Great Quieting Remedy for Childrer Teething. Large Bottles only 25 cents.
 SOLD BY DRUGGISTS. 8-6w
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
AGENTS WANTED FOR MEN OF OUR DAY.

The Lives of Grant, Colfax, and all the lead ing men of the nation lover 5WIn one volume by Dr. L, P. Crockett, the popular Biographi- cal Editor of Appleton's Cyclopedia.'' Over GOO pages and Az fine steel portraits. The only complete or reliable work of the kind publish ed. Price very low. Sales immense. Any in telligent man or woman can clear $I50 or $2OO per month One agent made $500 in five weeks. Send for circular. Address ZEIGLER McCURDY & Co.,, Publishers. Philadelphia, Pa., Cincinnati, O., Chicago H.. or St. Louis, Mo. ,&,s e ss# iIA4~ tAug1
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
BIBLES!! PRAYER BOOKS
 AT HALF PRICE. NOPTHROP'S GALLERY OF ART,
 NEW MILFORD, CONN. ....

nIsTRICT of Torrington ss Probate court, lWJune % 1868,
 Estate of John Huke late of Torrington in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the district of Tor rington, hath limited and allowed six months from date of this order for the creditors of said estate, represented insolvent, in which to exhi- bit their claims against said estate; and has appointed Samuel J. Stocking and Joseph F. Calhoun Esquires, commissioners, to receive and examine claims.
 Certified by HENRY S. BARBOUR, Judge
 The subscribers give notice that they shali meet at the office of H. s. Barbour in Wolcott- vile in said Torrington on the 29th days of Aug. and Dec. 1868 at l o'clock in the after noon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment.
 SAMUEL J. STOCKING, Commissioners.
 JOSEPH F. CALHOUN,
 All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to l2-3w Dr. J. W. PHELPS, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
E A ST LIT HFIELD CT.
Kilbourn,s Store

and everything you wish to buy.
 Programme
 Commencing at daylight.
 Grand salute of thanks to all our patrons
 1Oam. Arrival of wagon loads of customers.
 p. m. Extra train filled to ovelaowing.
 The remainder of the programme is to be continued, for Kilbourn is too busy to waste his time in telling people what they already know that they can buy cheaper, and better of him than of any other store in the county. His is the only store in Litchfeld directly up on the Railroad, and consequently you don't have to pay for hauling over the hills. Have Mercy Upon the AnnimiIes And go to the Depot for yourself. Don't be fooled. No goods who lesaled at retail prices. Look at these items.
 SUGAR, 8, ', 6 LBs, FOR $ LOO FLOUR. VERY BEST, 1875 MOLASSES, SUPER EXTRA, soc CODFISH, Sc TEAS, FROM 900. TO $1. 75 PRINTS, FRESH PATTERNS WEEKLY, sc TO l5c All kinds of Dress Goods cheap.
 Come and see for yourself. 12t D. c. KILBOURN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
From Down the
 I
 Valley ]! !!
  To the People of Litchf1eld County: Greeting- Great additions have just been made to our already large Stock and we can offer you some rare bargains in all kinds of
Dry Goods, and
 Notions.

HEAVY BLACK SILKS FOR SUM- MFR MANTLES AT LOW PRICES SOME SPLENDID PIECES JUST ARRIVED FROM THE LAST GREAT AUCTION SALE IN NEW YORK. ALSO, COLOR ED SILKS IN GREAT VARIETY OF STYLES AND PRICES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
From Rev. l.. F. WARD. Avon, Lorian Co

From Rev. L. F. WARD, Avon, Lorian Co.,. :. l v Messrs. STRONG x AKmsrnoru. ...,
 Gentlemaen.-Jt gives me great pleasure C., state that my wife has derived great benefit from the use of Goes Dyspepsia Cure. She mas been for number of years greatly troub- led with Dyspepsia, accompanied with violent paroxysms of constipation which so prostrated her that she was all the while, for months, un . able to do anything. She took, at your in- stance, Goes Dyspepsia Cure, and has deriv- ed great benefit from it, and is now com paratively well. She regards this medicine as a great blessing.
 Truly yours, ,- Jan. 18th, 1868. l.. F, WARD:
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INN the District Court of the United States for the District of Connecticut
 73 ;Si S5sf,ss; $,S;;; sSsSt E Bankruptcy,
 To whom it may concern:-The undersign- d hereby gives notics of his appointment as Assignee of Benjamin Bissell of New Hartford h the County of Litchfield and State of Con- necticut within said District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own confession. by William K. Seeley, Esq. Register in Bank, tuptcy within and for said District.
 Dated at Bridgeport, July 2d, 1868.
 3wl3 JAMES STAPLES, Assignee. HIN the District Court of the United States IN for the District of Connecticut.
 r $aisSi S5 Bankruptcy To whom 1t may concern:-Tbe undersigned hereby gives notice of his appointment as As signee of Roswell M. Seymour of New Hart ford in the County of Litchfeld and State of Connecticut within said District, who has been adjudged Bankrupt upon his own peti- tion by William K. Seeley, Esq, Register in Bankruptcy within said District
 Dated at Bridgeport, July 2d. 1868.
 O.u1
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
Goes Dyspepsia Cure.

You will see how soon it will dispel your bad feelings and gloomy forebodings. How soon it will chase away any species of Dyspep- sia. How soon it will give you new life and or woman of you. For your own sake, for the sake of everybody suffering, we beg, we en- treat you try to it.
 For Liver Complaint and Bilious Derange- ments, il is Sovereign Remedy, while for Fever and Ague, and and all those diseases which are generated in a miasmatic climate, it is a certain preventive and cure.
 That it's wonderful medicinal virtues may not stand alone upon our statement, we ap- pend a few unsolicited testimonials from those whose position in society and reputation as citizens will place their evidence beyond all question, and carry with them strength and conviction to the most incredulous!
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
FISK X HATCH,

FISK X HATCH, FINANCIAL AGENTS OF THE c. P. R. R. Co.
 NO. 5 Nassau St., New Fork.
 Offices of the Company,
 No. 54 WILLIAM ST, NY. Nos. 56 and 58 K STREET, SACRAMENTO, CAL FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF L1TcHF1ELD. THE NORFOLK BANK. FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF NEW MILFORD. NEwTowN SAVINGS BANK. Subscriptions received through Banks,
 and Bankers generally. ESP All descriptions of Government securi- tics bought, sold or Exchanged. at our off ces and by mali and telegraph, at Market rates.
 GS">even Thirty Notes converted into the New Five Iwenties, or any other class of Gov ernment Bonds.
 IS Accounts of Banks, Bankers and others received and favorable arrangements made for desirable accounts.
 GY Gold Coupons and Compound Interest Notes Bought and sold.
 fB Miscellaneous Stocks and Bonds Bou eht and sold, at the Stock Exchange, on Commis sion tor Cash,
 Dealers and investors out of the City de- sirIng to make negotiations in any of the above may do so through us by mail or tele graph as advantageously as though personal ly present in New York
 FISK & HATCH, BANKERS AND DEALERS IN GOVERN
 MENT SECURITIES. No. Nassau St. N. Y. 1-3n
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09

MR. LESTER SEXTON. wholesale merchant O | 50 years. in Milwaukee, one of the most re- liable and careful and reliable men in the state, says under date -
 MILWAUKEE, WIs., Jan. A, 1868. Messrs. C. G. CLARK Co.,, New Haven, Conn. Both myself and wife have used Goes Dys- pepsla Cure, and it has proved perfectly satis factory as remedy. have no hesitation in saying that we have received great benefit from its use.
 Very respectfully. (Signedy LESTER SEXTON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
Nem A0pertisements.
GRASS FOR SALE.

nO ACRES. at SIX DOLLARS an Acre, M ~ by f ta" E. B. WEBSTER.
 Litchfield, July 7, 1868, 1w131
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09

DRESS GOODS OF ALL KINDS SOME PRETTY POPLINs, JUST THE THING FOR SUITS AND PRICES LOW, FIGURED PE- QUIES AND LAWNS IN NEAT STYLES.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
IF A HUMBUC.

What a wonder That the doors Are open wide; Ever since the First of August Thousands have f Pain Paint applied. Those who lie, Or call it humbug. Are the doctors, Not acquaint; For they always Have been jealous When their patients Use Pain Paint Pile up facts As high as mountains. Flash the truth Before their eyes, But the cry Is always humbug, Men of science Full of lies.
Litchfield enquirer., 1868-07-09

in currency. from the date of payment of the last coupon At the present rates of gold they yield more than Eight per cent upon the in- vestment, with the prospect of steady appre- ciation of the premium upon the bonds.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04
orrIcE or IsrERsAL KKvnsur,I


The Chamber OF Commerce met yesterday, at one
O'CLOCK In their rooms, 70 William street. the Presi-
dent william L. Dodge, In the chair. After the
reading OF the minutes OF last meeting. which were
approved, the Executive Committee reported favor
ably the name OF Mr.. A. b. Strange, who was bal
loted for and unanimously elected member OF the
Chamber. The Committee on Arbitration announced
that the term OF olce Of Mr.. James y. Wellman had
expired. Mr.. welman was Immediately afterwards
nominated for another term and UNANIMOUSLY
reelected.
The President announced that he had received
communication FROM the Bureau OF the Land ONCE
at Washington, making inquiries In relation 10 I'M
skilled and skilled labor employed In the State OF
New York. After some discussion, In which Mr.
Opdyke and others participated. the communication
was referred to the Geographical and Statistical
Society
Canal Convention, was read ana discussed on Tue
motion Of Mr.. Opdyke three members were ap-
pointed bv the President to attend the Convention In
The Secretary Mr. George Wilson, read some por.
tons OF long letter from the Nantes Cnamber OF
Commerce. giving graphic account OF a disaster 70
ship in consequence Of the neglect OF the captain
to sight Belle Isle on the voyage. The Chamber was
asked TO notify mariners accordingly. , -,
DIR. James NOyes Of New Orleans, by invitation OF
the President, then advanced 10 the desk and was
formally introduced to the members. lie addressed
the Chamber, requesting It's approval OF plojec.
approval OF the Chamber OF Commerce oil New
Orleans and other bodies, besides the commentator
Of many eminent engineers, TO construct ship canal
from Lake BorgDe into the Mississippi, distance 81
two and half miles. The Doctor claimed. ana
proved to the apparent satisfaction OF the Chamber
that the canal which he expects TO be completed IN
September, 1862 win shorten the distance from New
orleans to Mobile fifteen miles, and save the ex-
penses OF ordinary vessels from $500 to
1900 per voyage. The canal would also
shorten the distance TO the Gulf OF Mex
leo, and enable loaded vessels coming down
The Mississippi TO transfer their carroes at Cat Is
| land and save the enormous port charges at New
! Orleans. Transit OF -four from the West by the
Mississippi river through the proposed canal would
! be eleven days speeder to New York than across
the Northern states and the cost or transportation
would be, at the lowest calculation six cents per
| barrel cheaper DR.. NOyes complained OF the OPP
pressive rates imposed on the products OF the West
! passing through New Orleans and urged thar the
monopoly should be broken up. HIS purpose IN ad-
dressing the Chamber was to obtain Its approval OF
the scheme of improved Mississippi navigation he
mad explained.
| Alter some discussion the matter was referred to
! the Executive Committee, and the meeting soon
AFTER adjourned.
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uss:our; o. TING lArr nrms rllrTsn

The Rev. Robert Beverly uliotscn. one Of the mis-
sionaries OF tse .CongrcEaiion 90 ~ Pau me
APOSTLE whose teachings and laDcrs IN ne pain of
duty which he had chosen have bcen attended win
such eminent success as earnesiness snd zeal IN .
good work can ever command. and VIM haa endearsd
himself % all with whom he hal ever come m con-
tact BY hrs airabny and benevolence q aspo-itlon
died on Monday last after ing aring Illness 81 me
house of the order on IVES, Flfty-ninfh street The
body of the deceased lay IN state frora the un.s q
his death until. yesterday morning when The faserx
rites of the Catholic Church were performed over
his remains nc the church tn which 10 had 30
often addressed words Of consolation afylcs 10
numbers OF the faithful. A. the hour APPOINTED Zoe
the opening Of the ceremonies TIE ChufCh. whhh
was neatly but not profu-cly drapcd IN mourning,
was crowded by the relatives and sdnt sr~ ~ the
deceased. The body was enclosed Ia a handsome
burial case ana placed % that the errc ccnsre-
cation could see distinctly the features 20 their late
friend. A large number Of the Clergy ~ the
and the adjoining dioocses and ~ several
religious orders were present AMI raanied The
office OF the dead; after which the lev Father
Hecker, assisted by the Rev. Fathers Young ana
Deshon, performed the solemn high OF requiem
The Rev. Father Hewitt then pronount ~ touching
and appropriate culogium, after which the Fsssffias
was clanted by the assembled clergy. formed ~
double row along the man aisle. Tue Neft Rev.
Father stars Vicar General chanied thc iitri, anu
those present took last look 81 the decreased pre-
vous 10 the removal OF the remains, winch werp de-
posted with all ccclesiastical bonofs in me Naas
under st. Patricks Cathedral
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YACHTING NOTES.

The white-ribbed Phantom aad the raven-winged
Fleetwng have been lying at anchor or the pic
turesque club house at Clifton, 8. L. M
The Rambler is at milestone.
The pretty Alice is now lying OF the New York club
house. She has done well this year.
The yacht scud in her present trim Is speeding
well. Her owner is delighted at her EAST gait"
Narraganset Bay Is the "holy land" OF many fast
New York yachts. King Philips monument and the
clam baking grounds there oHcr great attractions to
yachtmen.
The annual chowdcr OF the BrooSlyn Yacht Club
will take place September Is ~ New Dorp, S. /.
There Will be pleasant reunion there among the
bows of this aquatic association.
The Restless is lying vi tue club house at Gowanus
bay.
Yesterday afternoon the rlcetwns LEFT her late
anchorage or the Gao house. Sedtea island, with
party Of ladies' aad gentlemen AID sailed up the
Sound.
The Palmer Escort, vesta and scud are in New.
port hapbcs.
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POLICE INTELLIGENCE.

ASSAULT WITH FLEA Spaniard named Felix
DE Grana OF 102 Elm street, quarrelled with fellow
workman John W. QUINN In room 35 In the New
Haven depot building when he picked up die and
stabbed Quinn in the left side and caused deep
wound. Felix was arrested and fully committed Tor
trial by Justice bowling at the Tombs Police Court.
LARCENY or MoSBY.-william wilson, OF No. All
East Twelfth street. caused the arrest OF Edward
Dunn, yesterday, on charge OF stealing $2S In cash
from his room on the 2d inst The money was
counted and placed ON bed in the presence o. the
accused, who LAID his hand on the money and II was
not seen again alter he left the roOm AZ no other
person had access TO the room Justice Downing held
the prisoner for trial at the Special sessions.
PICKPocKErs.-Whie Joseph Keepers, Of 1903 West
Twenty first street. was standing in front Of Johnny
Aliens place, No 1903 Water street. yesterday after
noon, he was informed by officer Mullen, of the
Fourth ward, that two men, named Charles n. Paul
sen and Joseph DANES, had attempted TO steal the
contens OF his pockets. Both men were arrested
and arraigned before Justice bowling at the Tombs
aud committed for trial.
TRICK AND DKvIcE.-Patrck Cshll was arraigned
before Justice bowling yesterday on charge Of
having procured felonious possession OF quantity
OF clothing belonging 10 Michael Moran, and IN the
temporary possession Of Thomas Mitchell, at No rs
Washington street. Cahlll employed an express
driver carry OF the bundle from Mitchells house,
from whom IL was recovered. Cahill was locked up
tor trial
GENERAL Row.-Frederick Lnnigen, Barnard
sekoph, George Awee and his son George. oil quar-
relied yesterday in the lager beer saloon No. III
Duane street. when Sekoph was severely stabbed
and taken 90 his home In Hoboken. The others were
arrested by detective Field, Of the FINN precinct,
ana arragned before Justice bowling when the elder
Awce charged Linnigen with having. stabbed him,
and the lunior Awee was accused by Linnigen with
assauting nm. In this contradictory state OF AFFAIRS
AL of the prisoners were locked up for examination.
INGENIOUS SwISDLE-Teoney Flock was arrested
Yesterday by detective Tuley Of the Third ward on
q cbapye OF defrauding several mercantile firms by
!.
nrDcilred blank checks the Bulls Head and Sixth
National Banks, and filed them up made payable to
the order of his iatber when ne purchased goods to
inning amount and received the balance In cash.
IN mis- way he has swindled Messrs. Purdy A Co.,
~. BARCLAY street, Richie Co., No. $50 Greenw ic
ssfeeI Ind - T. Crous, Of No. go Washington
stIect Justice Bowling remanded the accused fol
examination.
q FIcyrTso CBRIsTiAN.-Matilda Smith, formerly
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perhaps prop up the falling fortunes OF the mission
mouse a. the junction OF Dover and Water streets.
Wen, the sensation will have Its nine days run.
sna Then like all other plays be Withdrawn ana Do
90. Is John Allen socum. with his hundred thou:
e 1S uoilars, the "wickedest man in New York;
we are persuaded he is not. Submitting to be so
ent SHOWS his want in that most important ele-
sou ne Is FULLY persuaded that there are dozens OF
oa s keepers much wickeder than he now is or
robbed drunken sailor Of his hard earned dollars,
oroke INTO or pillagod church. attempted the roe
NJ mot hannns lyman, or committed murder. His
niost nenous ouences-and they are bad enough IN
all conscience-may be said TO be the keeping of a
low rum mole where the vile resorted, standing as
writer, and subsequently permitting himself to be
made tool OF to forward the purposes Of men who
Goodness for their bread and butter
SATAN IN WATER STREET
we repeat, john knows that he is not 80 bad a
world NJ large believe. He feels he is an ordinary
scoundrel--one who has made his fortune In way
that his children II they are brought up morally,
VII strive 20 iorget-that he is bepulled and that
mas part 20 play; and, tool that he is, he cannot
bat See that his notoriey the prayer meetings at his
house-tne 'lovefeasts," as a reverend gentleman
called them, in his blind, unreasoning 1cal-are at
,ractng Tue young and the old with pa rlle and de-
who attend the profane calculations uttered as pre-
fences OF prayer do not go away altoge her unspot
aud unless more nttiny mean are TAKEN
for the true and lasting reformation OF
not only John allen, but all who have with HIM
sinncd, no one Will be benefited, MOI even the mis-
sionares 1t Is profanity this uttering the name OF
God I'm such q wild, wanton way, anG makes the
reasoners among Us turn aside in disgust and ask
themselves els religion pure and undei cd when en-
trusted TO the keeping OF such as theSeg'
The disgusting drama VIII soon be played ont. The
bohemian and the missionary, satisfied with their
gains, and Alien, with his notoriety, win each 90 his
way-the scnsaionst" 10 pick up some other charac-
ter the preacher to STIR up the pious tie proane
another line " business, and the "Wickedest Man"
n he returns not TO his bagni0 to prove az ire
spectacle member OF socieiyn and pillar in some
church, yet % be honored by him one its lead
ing lights, that the wages OF sin Is not always
death. -a.a
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-09-04
LONG ISLAND INTELLIGENCE.

THE Corn CRoP.-Thus far on the island the corn
crop IL continuing to look finely, although 1t is
feared by some that the grasshoppers, which are
very plenty, viii do much harm. Those pests are
much more plenty this season than usual.
STRUCK BY LIGHrNrSG.-A barn OF Mr.. Samuel
Titus, Glen Cove, was struck by lightning on Snu-
day afternoon last, and consumed with its contents,
involving loss OF 800 In excess Of the insurance.
IL Is stated as singular circumstance that this Is
the third barn on the same place which has been
struck with lightning, and the second one which
has been destroyed by the stroke.
A RAILROAD WAR ON A SMALL ScALE.-On Sat
urday last Judge Barnard granted an injunc-
ton, on the application OF the Long Island
Railroad Company, enjoiniug the South Side
Railroad from crossing q portion Of their track at
the depot In Hemps tead. The papers were served
on the officers OF the road ON Saturday night. The
Long Island Railroad claims that the South Side
have laid portion Of their track the land Of the
former