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EXCURSION TICKETS
From Philadelphia to principal stations, good fo,
Saturday, Sunday. ana Monday, ct reduced iares ~
be had only al the Ticket Office, al Thirteenth AMI
CallOW hill streets.
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SOoTTs ARR GALLERY, NO. 1920 CHEsNUT

IMPORTANT SPECIAL SALE OF HIGHEST
GLASS MODERN PAINTINGS THE PRIVATE
CoILECTlON OF G. W, +. CALVERT, ESQ, No.
1917 N. BROAD STREhT,
B scott, Jr, Is instructed by Mr.. c. w F. Calvert
to announce for public sale his entire private cOeo
tion of highest class odern paintings previous To
his departure for urOpe. The sale will take place
at Scotps Art Gallery No. 1920 Chesnut street,
-, - On TtursdRy Evening,
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SALE OF 1000 CASES BOOTS SHOES IRA
YELLING BA GS. ETC.
On Tuesday Morning.
March at 10 clock, four months credit. T2245t
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LARGE SALE OF CARPKTINGs, OH. CLOTHS
ETC. ETC. AS
On Friday Morning,
Feb 26, at II o'clock, four months credit about
200 pieces Of ingram, Venetian. list, hemp cottage
End rag csrpetings, door Oil cloths etc, 22O5t
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LARGE SALE OF FRENCH AND OTHER EURO-
PEAE DkY GOODS ETC.
on MONDAY Morning,
March L. at 10 O'Clock, four monlhs credit AZ
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ROOFING.

ID E A Y R ooF En- | buf fSd,S9s. SM
II can be applied TO STEEP Ok FLAn
ROOFS at one.hslf the expense OF I'm; ~ Us 10
readily put on ola Shingle ROOFS w1enT NM damaS-
ing Of Ceilings and furniture while undergoing
repairs. mo gravel used)
PRPaERyE YOUR TIN ROOFS wAHA
WELTON'S ELASTIC rAAN
sm always prepared to Repair aHd sST Ta5Ts FoR
SALE by the barrel or gallon, the OeS' INV
cheapest In the market w A. wELTOG,
2I72 No. I'll N. NINTH ST.. above 09ases:-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
A "a Probate Court held at Winchester. "A within and for the district of Winchester, on the 17th day of Jnlv l8Ra - s@ ,r5 II "

A T Probate Court held at Winchester.
 "A within and for the district of Winchester, ion the 17th day of July, 1869. q s~i 5d Halts
 Present, Hiram Perkins, Esq.,, .Judge.e3 at Etate of Lee W. Hitchcock, of said Win. chester, an assigning and insolvent debtor..i s
 Samuel B. Horne. trustee of said estate hay Ing given notice to all concerned to appear be- fore this Court, the present day at 10 o'clock, forenoon, and be heard relative to the appoint ment of Commissioners on said estate, and none appearing, this court doth appoint Bras tus $! S!Woodfordand Samuel S. Newton, both of said Winchester. commissioners to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate:---and doth decree that two months from this date be allowed for the exhibition of claims to said commissioners; and doth or der that the said commissioners meet at the office of said Erastus S.. Woodford in the Bor- ough of Winsted on the 17th day T of August and the 7th day of September, 1862, at 10 o'clock, ,tforenoon, ,and that they give public no- tice of this order by advertising the same in a weekly newspaper published in said Winsted and in a weekly newspaper published in Litch- field, and that they post copy thereof on the sign post in said town of Winchester nearest to the late place of business of said Lee w Hitch cock, and it is further ordered, that the said
 trustee send copy of this notice by mail, or otherwise, to every known creditor of Hitch- cock s living without this di strict within one week after this date =, as .J,goe'3 .t-s,s's, "a
 tI Certified from Record. @ alH m 5ll5 z cry" Y.
 l6 a5 .t-l a3 ' Attest, JOHN BOYD, Clerk !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

To do thfs,z BeaWeed- &Hd xxdfak3 F{zIS that the Ppnsn.s Syrup sna the fsea,yill good
 schencks Mandrake Pills act upon the liver, removing all obstructons relax the ducts the gall badder the bile starts freely, and the liver is soon relieved the ss' ss sos ass very use unless with great care1 that will Vse ss ssass sna Of the
 Liver Complaint is oneOf the most prominent causes of consumption. Hss.a.4aH skgf
 teratiye and the aka in the Seaweed which this pre- paraon is made the stomach to throw outline up and is made into good blood without fermentation or sOuring in the stomach. :,
 ton is they try do too uch they give medicines to stop the cough to stop night sweats hectic feyer and by so doing they dsrange the whole digestive powers locking up the and eventually the pa
 Dr. schenck in his treatment does not try to stop and they Win all stop of their own accord No one can be cured of Consumption, Liver Complaint. Dyspepsia Catarrh Canker Liberated Throat unless the liver and stomach made healthy. f9ss. If person has consumption of course the lungs in some way diseased either tbercles abcesses, bron- chial irrtaton pleurs adhesion the lungs inflammation and fast decaying In such cases what must be done s not ony the lungs saan are @ wasting lost.heir power to make blood out of food Now the only chance % s to take Dr. schsncks three me medicines will begin to want food it will digest easily and make good blood then the patient begins to gain in hesh and
 
 to heal up and the patient gets sshy and we'll This is the only way to cure consumption. S29an1g
 When there is lung disease and only liver complaint and dyspepsia, chencks Seaweed Tonic and Mandrake Pills sufficient without the Pulnonic Syrup Take the Pills freely in all bilious eomplants they are per-
 Dr. schencE, who has enjoyed uninterrupted health for many years pas and now weighs 225 pounds, was wasted away to skeleton in the very last stage of Pulmonary Consumption, his physicians having eed his hopeless and abandoned him to his fate He cured by the aforesaid medicines and since his covery many thousands similarly afflicted have used Dr. Schencks preparations with the remarkable suc cess. Full directions aceompany each making 1t not absolutely necessary o Personally see Dr. Schenck m less patients wish their lungs eTailed and for this depha every Saturday, gherea letters for advice ust Street, New-York every other Tuesday and at No. S5 Hanover Street, Boston, every other Wednesday. He gives advice free but for thorough examination with his Respirometer the price s$5 Oacs hours at each
 Price of the Punouic Syrup and seaweea Tonic each s1E0 per bottle,er S750 a half dozen. Mandrake Pills 25 cents box tg. O GOODWIN & CO., 3s Hanover st. Boston, Wholesale agents For sale by all druggists si"b39-Iy ao f@f1&s&E .89an~}+sa <7 <@5- n01Di "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

AEsA blasphemous fanatic, who disgra- ces the Christianity he professes. has ex. pressed the opinion that the death of the Rev. Mir, HaHeck, in a recent Erie railroad accident was a jpdgm ent upon him fot the sin of smoking. Had Mir. .Halfeck not been in the smoking car, this fanatical i'd tot says he would not have been killed, and hence he draws his impious .eonelusion. It was, i've believe, the New York Obssrres whichf attributed nthe railway slaughter near Norwalk, some years ago, to Gods judgment on the company for running trains on Sunday. Such auttefanees as these d6 more to hinder tho progress of Christianity than all the efforts of infi- dels, or even the exposure of hypocrites, who use religion as mask for crilne. Why will not men who profess to AbaiieTen nip Christianity, remember. in view Of the nys. terious workings of 9Provide dence, over, whelming hesinnocsnt andjthe guilty in the same calamity the words of the Mas ter when He asked if ss the eighteen upon whom the tower in Siloam fell' were sin. ners above all that dweit in. Jerusalem?- Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
PERRY DAVIS. Vegetable Pain Killer

We clip the following from the Providence General Advertiser: s'Ati this season of the year. when Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Dy sen tery, and other kindred complaints ale sure to prevail, every body should be literally su,,- piled with the Pain Killer. Persons leaving home, whether it be for days excursion or trip to Europe, should be in condition to place their hands on it at moments warning Many diseases incident to the summer months which will prove fatal if not immediately checked, can be promptly cured by one or two doses of the Pain Killer, On mores than one occasion have We been relieved of intense suf
 ferlng by the timely use of the above named
 preparation" Solkb all Druggists, Grocers and Medicine Dealers sesHa eI7 t.;a .l44w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
1)robo!e NofIf:eis.

A "a Conrt of Probate holden at Sharon
 "A within and fur the. District of Sharon on: the 6thsday of July AssN 1869 adaa isaas assTsa
 On motion Of Abel Ci: Wood ward, adnSfnisl trator, awitht the will annexed on the est tate of
 Polly Jarvis, late of sharon, in said District deceased, this Court doth decree that 6 months from this date be allowed and limited for the creditors Of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the administrator, and di-
 rects that public notice belgiyen of this order, by advertising in newspaper published in
 Litchfcld and by posting .a copy thereof on the publ. sign post, in said Sharon, nearest the place where the aceased last ,dwelt. ~ st A..s' Certified from Record ,1sa.,f..se -o .sltf v..s I IA 3ws4a so sa CHAS.F F. SEDGWICK, Clerk. at
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
A A Ia Court of Probate holden at ,Litchfeld
 A within and for the District of Litehfeld on the 24th day of July I86o 3 E,f,:t s' F .

On motion of William Cooper, oAdministra- tor on the estate of Burdett F. Penield, late of Litehfeld within said district deceased This Court doth decree that six n orths be al! lowed and limited for the cr5ditors of said es- tate tofexhibit their claims against the same to thelsaid Administrator and directs that puh- lie notice be given 4of othis olorder1l5byi ad- vertising in 1sas public1o newspaper pub. lshed gin iIitchfeid' and by posting q copy thereof on the public sign post said Town of Hfchfleld nearest the place where the der ceased last dYelt. ta hna kEt negss T. auits3:ioo
 Certified from Record asyi2 aeft41aoaa a9ai Is Sw7sa o4GRO.a M. .WOODRUFF,nJudge Ei
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
A T Court of Probate holden 3at Plymouth "A within and for the District of Plym outh on the 2lst day of JulH..Ax Dsrl&69.
Present, Augustus H 9Feanq Judge:

Present. Augustus H. 3Fean9 Judge Estate of, Minerva Brown, late of .Ply yn1outh in said district deceased. The Execator repre- [ssnts the will insol vent, .TI1herefoFe ed, That Conmissioners to receive and examine
 appointed at the Probate Office in Pfymou tn, on the alst day of July AliD., 1869, at nine
 o'clock in the forenoon.9 And this15 Court di-
 reuts the Executor' to give public notice to all
 persons interested in said estate, to appear, if
 they see. canse. at ssid time and place, and be heard relatiyesto said appointment. aby post ing copy of said order on the public isignppst nearest to the place where the deceased last
 dWelt in the same town, and by. publishing the same in newspaper printef in Lftchfe1d ;, in said County-and ,return make to this
 Court of the notice given. 5oc l;k sl fl }lIt ii !
 16 1w AUGUSTUS H. lFENN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
SPECIAL sIll NOTICES,
schenck,s Pulmonic Syrup.

ssaweed TpniO end epdraks pass Nill cure couszspz ton Liver Complaint and Dyspepsia if taken according tme They eeanse the stofach relax the liver and nt 1t to Eprk then the appetite becomes good the food ll eesss epe mAkee good bloodsthe patient begns toRrsw patient outerows the disease and ges we'll ThiS M the only way to cure cOnsumption.
 depa owes hs unrdvaed succeed in the treatmeut of putnenary coneunnptipn The PHlmonic Syrup ripens tne morbid mAfter In the ngs nature throws of bY an easy expeccratou for when tie phlepm or ,ater s rpe sght cough will throw 1t a. and the pafient hss rest and the lungs begin to heal
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
\ TIA COURT OF PROBATE. HOLDEN

A TIA COURT OF PRoBATE.HoLDEN "A at Iitchfeld within and flor the District of Litchfeld, on the 14th day ofsJuly, A. D. 1s69.-4
 On motion Of Austin Allyn, Jr., Executor of the last will and testament of Newton Wooster, late of Goshen. within said District, deceased This Court doth decree that six months be allowed and their claims against the same to the said gExeef
 tor and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in al newspaper published in Ltehfeid5 and by posting "a copy thereof on the the place where the deceased last dwelt v? :faTI1
 Certified from Record. sasNell&5 sa Z:tp94 |.
 15-3w* h9i GEORGE M. WOODRUFF, Judge 3h
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
NOTICE to Infringers of the Fire 4N 11 14IEXtiuEuishera f

All persons are hereby warneed against 5 bur a chasingdor using Ere Extinguishers, manus factured by the Globe Fire, Extinguisher Co, doing business at No. Dey St., New York, or Chemical Engines sofahy kiud in which watet impregnateds with carbonic acid gas,,is used as the extinguishing element. except those man ufactured and sold by tte American bconsoli. dated Fire Ex. Co.,, brothers dalyolicensed and anthorized bEs the undersigned, .en pain,of im- mediate prosecution for infringement; said Company having a license under our letters patent for the United States. covering the use of said @rared water. re- ;. e.. y...,s ..s'1
 DA"sef 9s1fs H ssEdna Aa9Ipftsssss basssss,9 Gfs
 ALPHoNsE c. 0. V1doN, a1a5 -saI le7 a- H>0' Boston June 6, 1869.gsss..sx ..s.Nwl44 4w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

p6 Asa Packer estate 'dosen'ti Stand as as good a chance.of being govefnorrofg Penn
 sylvania as its friends hoped before .nomi- mating it.l It is spreported that the trustees, would give million to havedit elected .iz
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
DODD's : 7 ~ v U <4
 NERVINE 0I( DlD III
.21Nasdosp0asUtaJs UaJss,, g,Sil,saassai

l, ,2NsSdosp0se 6ass1 Gpsiiea dssail
 REMEMBER FRIEsDT7I thoughtit we'll to wait another week before writing, to. see if T con- tinned to Improve, as I have been doing for some time,pandersthe treatmen t, of the new medicine and am happy .sto. tell you that l am getting .tter-even faster than when you were here. cof1faen need the use of Dodds Nervine without anybody advising me to it. When I began with it could only walk from my bed to the chair. My trouble has been extreme pain in the head, and has lasted over three years All the medicine I have heretofore taken has failed te give any relief. l am now able toYgUnp andrdQwn stairs, and daily improving. AaTc6nsiderathe NefvfreA the best medicine I ever found. and shall contin. ue itsause floral Lam confident ofentire recovery l have taken only three !bottless and would not be without 1t on any account.
 10 8w Very truly, Mrs: l. s. NUTE..q &OA PER DAAY,--Agents PA wanted every SP ~V where. Sample for two" stamps.
 Address U BATES, HA1NRs& Co, 794"d4' i'
 l5-4w1y uEt> 70 >sfs ais Cleveland, Ohioa as
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29

If every family in this town knew the value of Renne's Magic Oil, and would of accident. Ave should be happier if hot a haadsepsEpeopls \ rythis QitI | 2 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
W The fY alYsat ]! Cause 'l
Just PuDssAsdt ssaisdf tfEnrseYe. Prize scpY:

Just Pssblfshed iF q Sented EaretoRe. Ffsp 6cgax.
 ALeoture onlsAelNatu.s. 1rSstnent and Rad. cal cure of Seminal weakness, or SpermatorahGa, induced5 by Self Abuse, Involuntary Emissions,
 mpotene Nervas nebis sd RPpsamsnts .S
 Fits: Mental and Physical Incapacity. &c.-By
 Rob; J culverwell. .4 R,t t4tuas9hoE ef tha ffreen The world renowned author, in this admirable
 Lecture; cleary proves from his own rexperieuee that the awful consequencesof Self Abuse may be effectualy removed without medicine, and without dangerous surgical oPerations. b0ugias, instru. Ecure at once certain and efectuaL by which every
 sufferer. no matter whathis condition may be, can lecture will prove boon tolthoasands and thous- ands. ExI.4sT Tls .I4
 dress, on receipt of ecentaor twos postage stamps by addressing the publishers
 : Also, Dr. Cnlverweils Marriage Guide, price 9 cents. EITOIil HIg Address the publishers,
 GA adOHAE. J!lC KLINE CO, l.. l27 Bowery New York, I 42 1y ssgla.! aa Post Office Box {, ,536.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
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A AOHWVCOE&8f Lk&h&GSs G4f 1LL&HHEaen12 BY
 .s'i3 b1a .ysqaIiqa .noifgmusueC .9gIa -.sss .s hEApRREy IaIxss TO eans2Inbaf 4iss I'd bss,
 Renne's Pain3E filing Magic Dilaeeures Had < ache1ess9 sEdsrtuhe sid5 GI rodtns b9eeTdsIs Is9 sa !. Rennsss PainaKini1g Magic On cures Fo6tb1 RScLad ss5Tagpsga0o sIGI7Ela 9d1 ssIT .ss1ss2Ic
 Rs81s 3a tlsasa lfa ss ia Fsg g.asaaE, aasaE ra.glsr6 s9 sTga ao eEou tho gEtfctor tsenx s4
 Kennels PainK Kilain9 Magic Oil cures Cholera |M0rbua ao1.sba09 eiE 3sd9 T9gs3m ,FsIahrg z Redns's s Paias Killing gsMsgle o4fedfes Rhsas
 f;sssss sfaid Kiillng als oIl suissst tas4s4I
 lsis ssi s ass Mag M su,s. sssss Sin in diseasesi3 sgafrfgaH. susw1sTi53 -a .oslA .scfr Some folks seem to hesproudl of telling how s:lame theif sEoald arc, ofAssmy criok in the back',-7 or, ,..I have got the Sciatica"-- and delight in bragging that .nothing can cure uss RESSEssssss agsh .sy9l s9lksg to lai.niully, we not only cure thelr lameness and charm away a1eiE paiKs EbGH "a act6aliE ta ke all that kind of "brag out of themin and charm!.' 'As A'Ao '
 Sold byaWesselia G. lGates; -1also Ihvfs,xs fy. smith sMitchfeldi and bs1an Dfueeistsa 5afer- cnsnw and s0rocets. ora aoia3 saS osfI gTs, lT VIM. RENNE Sole 6Proprietor I .ae7sH aa| and Manufactures
 ,dPittsieid Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
DIED

---><>s>>&--ess
 !n New Preston, on the 7th inst, very ssors suddenly MF.s sAlbin iWilliws assd T In this townsn (Northfeld aSoeiety a7 1nn the12 26th inst. Nathan Frenri, I1 a.s,,, so yearss is a3aorx xrihssaane asfi so SS6 fs~H
 In New Haven, Jnly IS. Raymond A. White. aged 50 years. NA
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
TIE TrNTVERsITY BOAT RACE.

The great and exciting race was. oi oonrso batweens ti,e university crews. which made their appearance at twenty minutes hefore six o'clock. The Yale crew. like the
 Freshmen of that college, wore shirts. while tbe Haryards were bare to the waist. Ihe start was a little advantageous to the or mer. who had half alength lead, ana pulled fifty strokes to the minute. the Tale crew working somewhat slower. thQngh tie tune taken officially placed both alike It was apparent, however, upon close watch, that there was q slight difference III favor of Harvard. All the comments made, with perhaps few exceptions Were strongly in favor of Harvard, and these Were some what strengthened by the lead of that crew at the outset. Down the whole stretch the contest was very close, the Harvards tnrn- ing the lower stake boat first, and then there was great excitement, owing to an uncertainty as to which boat led Cheers went up for Yale lustily as in the. far-off distance that crew appeared to have the advantage; but as the boats came nearer and nearer the bronzed backs of the Har- yard boys rose above the white flannel of their opponents, till it was certain tha t they were ahead by several lengths, and then the patrons of the silk badges rose to their feet and with wild exclamation shout ed the cry of victory, and the blue of Yale was star-spangled no longer. Defeat had come in spite of odds and fayorite pools, and your correspondent, for one, was not disappointed; for the doubt he despatched by telegraph to you Thursday night meant business The time of Harvard was 18:02;; of Yale 18:11., These crews. to make the record complete. must be named. and here
 Hn-und IF. O., Lyman. Fl. gstroke i; Theo Parsons, 70, James Fay, Jr:. G. Willis, TO. George I. Jones. Fl, N G. AsSsi Taisna. -i p9T W: Drew, ,7o, stroke; ". A. Copp, 70, E. D. Coonley. Fl, W. H. Lee. 70, D. Mccoy Bone, R. Terry. bow xA
 There is lesson in this defeat which will bear producing hereafter, involving a contrast between the two colleges. There is an ezcxse for it, which the defeated offer, and which | will give for their benefit
 Harvard had the s'inside track" in both ra- ces; had it been otherwise the result would have been different The freshnian 5crew of Yale lost Jenkins one week by reason of illness, and that within ten days; three of the crew were sick together, and one (Swayne)got off sick bed to-rowito- day. In the University race, when the stake boat was turned Yale had the outside and the order was given to s'hold, but Bone misunderstood. it and pulled, which. made confusion, and the claim is that the race was lost in consequence of this mistake, Josh Ward, who has trained the Yale crew, |, says that the time in this race is less by three-quarters of minute than they have madeO in their exercises. Cor. Haryord Coawant E.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29


 DocroRs D1sAaHEE -It is eanuoan~ed, on good authority, that all the patrpnage of the Administration IS to be used to SC. cure the election of Stokes in Tennessee, Davis in Texas aaol agninst Dent, Mes Con servativs Candidats in Mississippi. -Reqists'.
 ." The Presidents brother-in Jaw, Judge Dent, is going to Mississippi fto 9rdti sfer governor of that State, The carpet-bag; gers find the situation there critical, and know they must have 9 great deal of help or they will be beaten at the next election. They are cunning enough to know that Mr. Grant cares more to provide places for his family connections thsn he does fol anything else except His personal az. grandizement; hence Judge Dent is offer ed the nomination for governor. ?, 1hl sOhols, pos0s,, ofi tse Administration ,oiH D drowa ia Ais fasor. .g The prospect is that he will be beaten in spite of everything If he should be beaten, then the State will have to be reconstructed. ."l-.Sentinel. sroii2
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-07-29
MARRIED.

In this town. on Saturday, July, 24, b5 Rev: MT. Gillmap Frank Peck, to Fanny Smith, both of this town. a H A