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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
News of the Week
FOREIGN

-&feJ "5l ,1aFOREIGN.sl .pf slaa8ts laV Gredt B,itdin. The Dnblin Synod have elected delegates to the Conference on the Irish Church question. l. ..e......,.,
 The Bank of England has advanced it's rate of interest from three to four per cent. A large tract of country in South Africn was recently burned over, destroying prop. .erty of great value. and many lives. va
 The Royal Commissioners appointed to. inquire into the British naturalization laws recommended Legislation that shall srecog- nize the right of British subjects to change their citizenship. N'- V R'-- o'S
 They propose also to abolish the disabil- :ities of Aliens to hold land.
 The bill abolishing imprisonment for debt has reached its second reading in the House of Commons. A toi,5l .sa}gaF eyi*9 There has been another fcolliery explo- sion in Lancashire, England 2S persons were killed outright
 The Prince of Wales was received in, fConstantinople by the Sultan with great ,splendQn 6ksfssI Ht.a ga<.f>ffs
 Spain. The new loan has been voted in the Cortesi1 AIcs 99a ,.ia1bs&1 o HI '-S The conscription law meets with opposi- .tion in the provinces. 's,, ''''a --sS- sdi Prim, Minister of War;, asks. for 80, 900 men for. the army.ss.do s,us s3gs. sdlI,.st fts 4 Orders. have been, sent ont to hold an election in Cuba. toitBI t, l.aJ Gg.s,f7 tgyt, aaoOaucuses of members. of ! the majority shave resulted in the choice of Ex-King Fer .dinand of Portugal, for King. 1eetl.@ . 9ha Greece. .-The Turkish Ambassador has presented his credentials. dsff ta, sfes'at ] The Chambers have been dissolved and "a new election will be held in May. s''.l. < i, 1aikey The difficulties between Tur- lkey and Persia are in a fair way of settle .ment.
 Another attempt has been made to as- .sassinate the VicAroy of Egypt Cuba. Fresh troops continue to arrive from Spain and also for the insurgents. No late fighting reported. a. 5.s..'. ,'it.., a slas A Spanish schooner was captured lately by the insurgents. {, i.4f ..f3 ,.g .es. s stia, il, Mezico, Military Executions continue Tn Iucatan. siassaa 4A a!os ,j is9 f.sta ! dthF di2kd DOMESTIC.
 The Tenure of Office bill has been sign. ed by the President.
 There was a heavy frost in the South on Monday night. It will throw back the Sea island cotton crop month.
 AndreW Johnson speaks in Nashville to- There was an $sO. 900 bond robbery in NSW AoIhs LnufSday night.
 Senstor, Spragues Secretary ;; Seward, Ihurlow Weed, and others, are visiting in is, ., M Ashley of Ohio; has been appointed
 The U, s. Snpreme Court is to a1;o,urn oven without action oa the Tenure of nf. flee bill
 CleYeland and Cineinnati elected city officers, Monday. T,o Republican tickets were elected se ms5i faf6a s.ea 3aa
 At the jndlcisl elections in Michigan Monday, the Repubii.ans were successful tSsYf1t ~
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-;s THE NEW YORK TIMES A POLITICAL, LITERARY AND MTSCEIh, E s}9asiaa NEOUS NEWSPAPER. .87ef55ss5

The NEW YORK TIaEs started in September. 185l-has for many years been recognized as among the most successful, popular and infuen- tial newspapers in the country. It is still under the control And management of it's original found- CTS, who with greatly increased resources and ex- perience, will spare no pains to extend md strengthen it's claims upon the conHdencsa and support of the public. a1s3or
 In it's political discussions and preferences the TIMES Is Republican -and supports the cardinal principles and leading measures of that party as on tho whole best calculated to secure the peace and promote the prosperity of all sections of our commen country. It was 4among the first to- ad- yocate the esnomination and election of Gen, Grant to the Presidency, and w1ll sustain, with all the ability it can command, the principles and policy of his Administration - rA's-o H ~sk5
 es a oI tne public service-economy in the adminia- trauon of the Government-the payment ofsthe p0nne debt and the maintenance of the public cfeo'sTtheT adoption of equal and impartial sui.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

frage-the removal of useless political dlssB1lllaesesbc tEeserssslssssee ton of labor-the vindication of our national ElghtSl land, in gsnerAls such aneasurea sas Will |sifengthen our Republican sjRstitntions in the confidence of onr own people, and commend them t the respect and and sdpsiFstionaof of the rest of the world
 4 s.s sfsse.,ns ssss ies EEs l cont pps E 1
 Its ConkEsroxDEsoE. by Telegraph and by Mail.' from all parts of the:s world, will Dc fuiI pfomRt maintain the high reputation II has thus far E E its REPORTS of proceedings in Congfsss and.in th. State Legislatpro of the Law Courtss social, ings, and Of whatever oise may eAlist dr attrac. the public interest will bo Irepared with care and with special attention te the. eonvenience and in- fn s o ns ss pp eral Market Reports. special pains will be taken to enbody the latest news; in the most reliable and
 I krEsanY Departrneat will bel main tained. in which will be given Reviews and notices of aI the important and interesting issnes of the Press- and the Fine Arts. includIng Music, the Drama, Painting and Sculptures will receive careful stte0s ton st the hands oil 0onpetents and experienced . The ED1roaiAI Department Of the This w7al be devoted to the intelligent, temperate and useful cry department of public actiaty and interest, with the general aim of instructing and guiding the public mind rather than exciting public pas sion ministering to morbid curiosity, Special care will be taken to exclde fsthing which can
 epraye the moralsy or lower the taste the great body of intelligent readers, ,s4...a.t, .. {
 The Sunday edition of the TIM8 coItains, 4in' addition to all tho news of the day. from efghtto ten columns of interesting literary matter, select ed with great care from the latest periodical liter atnrs of this country and Europe, including tho best stories poems, &c, besides original articles by accomplished writer's on subjects of general in terest It is therefore not only a NEWSPAPER, in the proper sense of the word but journal of ART, LITERATURE and FASHION and no pains spar ed to mako t the most complete andI interesting Sunday nswspaperin the cauuery. The fnattsr t contains is always fresh and Anew and Is arranged in tasteful and attractive manner.
 The TINES issues three editions, all of the very ing Dsy-stI columns, printed in clear and legible type, at the following rates: aa 1eee
 MAIL SUBSCRIBERS
 The DAILY TIMEs per annum. ............... $12 The DAILY TINss, .exclusive of Sunday Edition $10 The SEMsWERKLH TnfES, one year. X s... ..a 8 The SEAfI-WEEKLY TINES, two copies, one year s The WEEKLY TIMES, one year. ................$ v FiYo copies. $8 Ten coples. Slo
 Tksse prices are <dnvariable. -EWe havenos tEays cling agents Remit in drafts on New York or Post-Ofics M .ney Orders, if possible, and where neither of these can be procured, send the money in ayegistefsdlet All postmasters are obliged to register letters when requested to GO so, and the system is absolute protection against 4osses by mail. Address H. J. RAYMOND CO,
 .kdTIE sit5iI TIMES Office, INew;Y York.
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Notice. 6.
, Office of the Housatonic R. R. Co.l ]

-t~t lEA Office of the Housatonic R. R. Co., ,si
 Bridgeport Ct. March 23, 1869.f
 N OTTCE is hereby giye1 that a special IN meeting of the stock holders of the Hou- satonic Railroad Comp mpany will be held at the Presidents s office, in Bridgeport. on Thursday the 18th dave April; 1869. at q o'clock D. ID . for the purpose d authorizing the issue of New Mortgage Bonds to an amount sufficient to take up the ont-standing Bonds of the Com pany and to make certain permanent improve mehts to the road and equipments 4 T sStss z.
 By order of the Board of Directors. 6l sw X 70. K. AVERIh, Secretary.
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Dr. s. .ss aritoh's Family ,PhysiJJiap:

.. New Edition. Much enlarged j 90 pages, with most valuable additions, sent free to any address. Writesto Dr. s. 8. FITCHl7l4 Broad way, New York, ,.f
 Dr. 5. Fitch will be at tho '7Jntine Hotel, New Hayens saturday Jan. g 1869, and every .2d Saturday after from 8a. m. until p. m. consultatioh free. D.Io ,SIaaEISaA1
 Dr. s. 5, Fitch, successfully treats all chrOn- ic disease of all or any part Of the human sys- tenn A.nrH2 .ifafXsE Es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
Nin laIoutttisellre,ltsI'

CHARLES PRAT1,SsASTRAL OIL.
 Is intended sto eupply s great public want for 2 Safe, Reliable Illuminating Oil. It is man. nfactured by us, and packed only in our guar. antg Pateht Cans expressly for family use.t Is has more body, and an equal quantity will burn longer and give more light, than any oth- CT oil: It iseRERRECTLY PURE NO MIX TURF NOR CHEMICALS. ..4..... FEN. iHosford. late Rurnford Professor Har- yard University etc., R. Ogden Doremus,, M. D. Professor Chemistry etc, Bellevue Hospital, Medical College of the City New York. say of the Astral Oil: s-as.E : > { "It is remarkably clear and free from disa- greeablesodor and burns W tn brilliant flame without offensive smelT.5 A lamp filled with Astral Oil and allowed to burn entirely out, Hdoes nscenctua ths wick The ..flash pptnt'' ''barning poinB' not IsloM l45.o sFah- The plan adopted for securing the public against |adulteradoR 0f The oil. Joy putting it fnp for sale Tn cans of convenient size for family use, and scaling tie cans, to be opened 0nly by the consumer, is to be commended in, the. strong est terms as This system, faithfully carried out, meets . greatpublic want..sa a1syni 5aG
 PRICES OF PRA1T'S ASTRAL OIL. si 3,li Single case patent can, gallons. f60c.. 8 co
 !. ;t a'l Csse and Can, \. :. 100 Double case)2 patentcans, 10 gall's, &c., ECO ites Case and Can; 9n . ishai: ,s3lHl76
 @ CAUTIoN.-Purchasess should observe that the seals of the packages have not been tempered with. / N .s. f. Ii
 Fullprjcesssll te allowed for all, packages returned in good ordel, less than transport ion charges, m '..'5'i' s.- : ;i' ...s
 fS For sale by aroceers, Druggists ss,d and the, Trade generally ,sand by the @ rsa.I.5,.,sI .,s. s4A OIL HOUSE OF CHARLES PRATT, i4 ...9 B; Successor to Raynolds, Pratt & Co. ! i aais'.'-s azaz. ' Established, ire si l.saafli Manufactuter of and Dealer in.s Pnre Oils.
 4+as.,,e s1age No 1OS FnltonSt New York, . Sample Case sent on receipt of $4, or double caseeS7 76-i Send for .circulars. sa.:i s6I I'm
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FAgbEas Y G4spEsERs

ITO you wish to donble your cr0psY D Do you want early and large vaietables! Do youlyant immAnss crops of onibnsf ts Do you want all this at a less expense than using barn yard manure?
 Then Buy the Double Re6ned Pondrette.a aIo ] Send for ( pamphlet to the
 Lodi Manufacturing Co.,fla xta !
 dh aOfics 66 Certlandt St. NY.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
For Sale IT
FOR SAIsE.
! SMALL PLACE- CONTAINING

SMALL PLACE CONTAINING A ~ Dwelling House, Wood House, Wash House, alsoB BaEn room to Keep two horses and one COW. Also some Apple ard Pear trees in bearing condi- tions alse small fruitB and well Of never falling solt watsr, which only needs tosb known to be prized. The above desHibeds place isa situated about one half mile east from the Court House in Ltchdeld, on the main road to the B. B. Station. For terIns and other particrIafB enquire on the plemisss Of M, No6RE: .r < s'-'s..s -si
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
. Early Rose Potato.

WMT E are prepared to funish the genuine w Early rose potato from Meesrs B., K. Bliss & Son, New York, at their regular ad- vertised rates, as follows: ae9'- 7a4. '" sad ONE POUND, $1 THRRE PoUNDs 92
 by mail, post paid. --c-'--'--.--- ONE PECK, s5, ,e,...n,-,,, HALr. BusHM SS
 ONE BusHEL SIS. osr BARRIE, s4a.
 60 lbs. to the bushel.. 165 lbs to the barrel.
 Freight and Express paid by the purehsssr, No charge for package or cartage.1gr,,b..
 q We invite attention to the following from Messrs, B. K. Bliss & Son, Al Park Row, New York. e,si .448-.,rrp sns.t.s t.,...,
 ..We would hereby give notice that we have made arrangements with Messrs. Robert B, Bradley & Co:. New Haven Conn well known dealers in Seeds and Agricultural Goods, by which they may sell the genuine Early Rose Potato at our published graded prices. To all parties in this vicinity, desiring to obtain the Early Rose Potato we would recommend the above firm to be relied upon 10 furnish the genuine seed at the same rate at which they are furnished by oureelves.".t A.o,,fA ~ fSigned] issSp0 B.K. BLISS 6 SON. loi Farmers and gardeners are invited to send in their orders for the above named potato and tbe same shall receive our prompt and careful attention. .hasbHad oa1. 5 faI4 s "a 5!iii
 Other desirable varieties of seed potatoes at the Sediments regular iates.T PAP State g& 66 < 58 Court St. New Haven, Conn.s Sign of the Golden Flow. 9 1elfo l6 T29tgRa SI-.i AS 4w s ROBERT B. BRA DLEY &co.g
 tl3 , Eil$s tk1IA 9 z s-al13 .sSGE l8tao0 tS fl1 5I,4E 'ssl Nh n
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
Goahen Taz:Ees.s

s1 The Subscxiber having received ia warrant for the collection of taxes in the town of Go1hen, o
 List,Of i868 of eight mills on dolIat giyes no tice that he will meet the taxpayers of said town, for the pnrPose oi Sscelyng the same at the Store 1860 at the Store of Hart Bros $ Co. in West tCo. shsn, on Tuesday, April 27 from 10 o'clock, A M. to4 4RsM.aon earhs0f' said days; and tt the house of O. n. Humphrey Esq. in North Goshen, on WsdnssdAss April 2sth, rom I clock, F H. to 4 . An sddition Of one per cent. will te made to alI taxes unpaid, May 1st. 1869, and an addition of one per cent per month after that date hss Ssg U Eaoshsu, March 31s 1669.sa sAiafss 5lraw-$1s
 seaTeHe stagrgsasy YgsY ea txFa zss.. && 3xxf&Ft gfxssE
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
ssIt Tros.I.s L5lse harm!

ssIt vp0s'ks L5Kee0 gsarns!'' Rsanss SAn Killing Hssio oIl eusss Head ache szS
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic OH cures Tooth ache FsS fD1 n} 1ss1 F{ 3a saW 3 2-flaasa i dF&S Renne's Pain Killing MagtouHi searesl Nsa- ralgia 3Stdf ,fs .auoJ .o1asliV a.I&I .GoJ Kepne's Pain Killing Magic soflourss Cholera Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oilcufes dRhea. matisull F taGt tsHaf 96s ytIs sSsa4.a al E Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lame ness aM ti3s. io slalEfaT3SEl sssas sg b8 Rcnne's Pain Killing Magic. .oil~ cures Skin diseases P 9FI& 5l A57a5 7Ti2F4Aa bns h5iesp Some folks seem to be proud Of telling how s''lame their shoulders are of 4 my crick in the back '- or, ..I have got the Eciatica's.a and delight in bragging that 'tnothing ean cure me!'-but when we get such ssaWfnl 4olks's to use KEYNES PAIN. KILLING MAGIC OIL, faithfully, we not, only cure thelr lameness and charm away their pains, but we actually ; ta ke all that kind of sbfag out of them!' and they frankly own up, and say ''It works like . charm!''
 Sold by Vessels & Gates; also by A. c. Smith, Litchfeld, and by all Druggists, Mer. chsnts and Grocers.
 < <st ] VIM. RENNE, Sole <PfopfietSr <
 and Manufactures,
 e,tj a: t!!7 'laA aMoi gas Pitts6eid Mass.
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...For.. SaIe..

TN SALISBURY. CIT, THE HOME
 U stead of tbe late Jno, Q. Cofiing, Esq, con
 sisting of 10 acres of first rate land with hrgs dwelling house, and large barns standing there on If the above property is not sold by the 20th Of April next it win then De sold at auction. By or der of the Executors: | teAtiGa .sDsgs.aoaiya.s1F S7 8p baJ0HE H. COPYING, VandeusenyiIle Mass
 ssa; saa HyHOILEY, Salisbury. .f f.s.s.... .a To whom application may be made for terms &c Saliabqry. March M 1s69 xs;b,f,. ss Z ,s;,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

Renne's Pain Killing Masje: Oil is just the article to keep ;n, the house to relieve any Xii I'd of pain, to cure a cold, or croap, or sore throat, or chsiic pains. cramps snd lameness ofany kind Try it. reader. and you won't be without it to use in your family. y.f.FHo9 "i @asis5H -4atn xTEahs3s 3Hs
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
E8 9an yGi oGiies ssEs2G SysBsfAsEIS ERR .W FOR z ALE.
 TO CLOSE AN ESTATE. e'

ESHAT valuable farm or 40 acres of lana
 -A belonging to the estate of ShubaeI |. Hullburt, now deceased, situated in Cornwall Hollow about mile northeast of the Gen. John Secgwick tarm is offered for eale to closs the estate.Ie Said farm is well divided into plough. pasture, meadow, and wood land: well watered by living springs and streama5 s,S' |. very productive, Dwelling House. two barns stable, and other outtbuildings on the premi- g. ses. Excellent water brought into the drel- hng, Dy pipes from spring The farm will be- sold with or without the stock and farming ~ nm piements. An opportunity like the present seldom offers as the farm is considered one of tDe best for Agricultural or Grazing purposes iin the township.sg sse4 ts.s.ft'1
 Terms easy. For particulars enquire on the premises, of J. R. HURLBURT, South Canaan CC., Administrator. aa ss5si6s 6&-Am s4bsA .sseaS El9s hlia 5asshass3s sHsi5 .h .sa9 4 ,tes3AAf}ea4 II A sfsssts div
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= SPECIAL NOTICES. gia aos '.o.a .4sa s HELMBOLD'S '5a..s9' s.,il.., Concentrated Fluid Ertract ,,Sarsa-


 0.""A' <' 4s' parilia. ssa"t .i.9I ', ,,a1 :. ERADICATES ERUPTIvE andrULoERAFTYE 's DISEASES Of the THROAT, NOSE, EYES, Il Il " EYEIIDs, SCALP and SKIN v a'i' Which so disfgure the appearance, purging the evil affects of mercury, and removing all taints the remnants of diseases, hereditary or otherwise and is taken by adults and children with perfect safety Two table-spoonfuls of the Extract of Earsspa- rilla added to pint of water is equal to the hs- bon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup sarsapariila, or the decoctions as An interessing letter is pubrahed in the Medico- Chirurgical Review on the subject of the Extract of Sarsaparilla in certain affections, by Benjamin Trsvers, E. E. s. f&c Speaking of those diseases, and diseases arising from the excess of Mercurv, he states that no remedy is equal to thel Extract of Sarsaparila it's power is extraordinary more 60 than any other drug l am acquainted with. It is in the strictest sense, tonic with this invaluable attribute that it is applicable to state of the sys tenn so sunken yet so irritable as renders other substances of the tonic class unavailable or )iniu-
 HELMBOLD'S ' | CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF. sAR- .ests..i 'aas SAPARILLA. -eald@a@ nssd Established upwards of IS years. Prepared by
 esass aata a4 9a H. E; ioi HELMBoLp n.Ll a vH a..l=t astf ..t ,si fs " sss ~. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

|a A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beautiful complexion follows the use of Helmbold's Concentrated Rx- tract Sal saparilla. 'tS ''# " 'H''f8e sFt It removes black spots, pimples and all erup- tons of the skin. ltsT
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
coNsUMPrloN AND CANCER CURED.


 My grand-mother and several aunts and cousins died of consumption. My mother had a cancer, I was taken with Q bad cough which had affectedsme IS montls;' IF ,molths after my cough commenced. cancers began in both breasts, which grew rapidly for s months, hard canceroas lumpsf in both breasts. In this state called on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affected, and alcanc ri ini each breast; Consunpli1n and cancer ss seemed to <, suffered much from, dyspepsia. Your reme- dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured, me- iI have been perfectly we'll for two months; no cough or expsctoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering. Every whete I am stfeag and. ahts to re1form esN ny duties. I took medicines for four months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
n1sTRTcT ot woodbury ss. Probate Court

nISTRICT of Woodbury s. Probate Court MH March 12, 1869. l2
 Estate of Treat Lambert, late of Woodbury in said District deceased. The Court of Pro. bate for the distsict of Woodburv hath limit. ed and allowed six mouths from the date here of, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neg lect to present their accounts, properly attest- ed within said time will be debarred a recov. cry. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to "a. 2.
 THOMAS BULL, Executor. "
 - al'' MARIA J LAMBERT, Executrix.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
:, Htchf1eld Town Taxes !,

X IL PERSONS LIABLE TO PAY
 kA Taxes in the Town of Litchfeld, are hereby notified that the Collector will be at the following places to receive Taxes, to wit: At Milton TPoSt Ofice Tuesday, April 20th, from .. m until noon: same day at santam Falls Post Office from ! D. 1n. until ?. m.; at Noythfeld Post 0fice, Thursday, April 22d from q. m. until noon: at the Hotel 6f F M, Hale, Saturday, May 1st, Hom sa. nj. until 4 D. m One per cent. must be added to sII ta4es unpaid May list, and a further sum Of one per cent the first day of each succeeding month until the tax is paid. .2LIIaA9Mll t.r
 ss .sos. ' THOS, l.. .SAItTONSTALL. Collector. Dated It Litchfeld. March 18th. 1869. 51 Sw
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] NOTICEals.y

i'f ''tshl zs. NOTICE EaI.staieg 1s sfi1 i Uvo ali whom. 1t t may a s6poern is hereby sivl U that have rscei ised a warrant for the ington on lit 1888 Of thirteen mills on the dollar and that i. r will meet the tax payers of said town for the ! ipur pose ofrecsiving tho sarae at the post-ofice in New Preston Oh the 30ths day of April from 10 o'clock .. m. till lz o,clock m.e Also atraths stare of w Watson, In l1Arbledale on said day from one o'clock p. mss till | o'clock p.aiA.sI I .
 iAi.lusI D.G9PLATr, Collector.
 Washington, April 9th, 1889. ,.sl&1; s4s 62 8s
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@. =. DUNN
Watch M akerEand JeWeIer.
 la.Ed sf35 10ga baA5e uAW N 1rL1es' caustan,ly an hand sla.1N
 eaAa aalyiI 9iI fs1aa 0s iaee " asciaes, Clocks, JeWeiry,9 AA sas43 tasd1oat .gt9fI.9 3 lSs4 sf45f ia 9 \ < silver ana Plated Ware. ALSO, tai ''s3 sasf
GOLD, SILVER GsTEELsPECTACLEs

Fl The most careful and prompt attention paid to Cleaning and Repaiiing Watches, French and American Clocks. <' < as9tgmteHs@3
 r Store in Judas Block, South St., Lltchfeld. Conn. .s.'a ~ fa.1 aofe5aFf7 40 ii
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08
The Champion Crescent Saw.

The Champion Crescent Saw. .s9ilmgfA1ssTsD HAzcH sthY1s8s. s1so Claimed to be the fastest Crosscut saw in the United States and the manufacturer is ready to back it as such.7Is x, Ts.E q--'~.,, Buck Saws the same tooth, Orders should be addressed to Edward Rose. BOX 9S, Cornwall Bridge, Conn. Sole Agt. for Litchfield and Fairfield Counties. Orders sent by mail promptly, attended to. Samples can be seen ct T " I Y -ylE
 Charles Lewis Canaan, Conn.
 b: M. lSwift's. Cornwall Bridge.
 Aaron Sanford's, Newtown, Ct. N a9Ika REFERENCEs: H Ib
 JAMES PIERCE, Cornwall Bridge. Ot. sf6afi9 VIM. BARNUM Salisbury, Conn 2d 1og FREDERICK KELLOGG, Cornwall, Ct. r af WELLS BROS' New Milford, Ct. ''3h
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,Ass Ela .s sisgM sssWeN Al JIG QaA
 fa hsgiaosa ssuf sasaiagsA w A E .o3 A4E4n9h 1T T 2ssI tsst A!si; 6ssI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

QUANTITY us. QUALITY. Helmbold's Extract Bar sapariiia. The dose is small. Those who deair, a large dose of medicine err. o f1.g..,---g
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT 'SARsA ApARrrrA cieanses and srn renovates the blood, instils the vigor Of health in to the system, and purges out the .humors that make disease. %'~ eh a5sGSs ' 7 %f4I~7 :
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

Nor FEW of the worst disorders that .afaict mankind arise from corruption of the blood. Helml bold's Extract Sarsaparilla is remedy of the ut most value.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

THOSE WHO DESIRE brilliancy of complexion must purify and enrich the blood, which Helmboldh Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla invariably does. Ask for Helmbolds. Take no other s,3
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-08

IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system snaturally undergoes. schange, and Helmbolds Hlehly Con- centrated Extract of Sarsaparla is an assistant of the greatest value. III lls n M q IiE