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OlLT:sde hss tern iii fof fic az; ~;
nsIal ns.ktt h,s ruled nsner than pa the Sat + ar
~ ~ %eesty fssiss. L4td e!i. In symFathy With Iatd
isr os5 ta,,aftd to q ~ tto .nd saiss
r.. qGot.bs h!sher IL more tlmlr held n4rrd Jt.irt
~ ~. n 3n.te; E'tFs srf oil 81 IS u: l.
:l,1sss5 eodlsd g Mhar Gil n zat =: bs1k Ill
r. sfsas1 9Lec ahIie.tirE tT. ". ax1szc; turprr-
ntltstnot ol- II ..fai Vi % ' "-~s' >
PAINTS AND COlt}R@-Tr.5e ennitours autt ,rd
lo !sAd4 note REDUCTION es Toe rsf I0I ~ Other
Eoeds tn tbs ut zen ain nututnaly Unchanged rfccs
1"nE I1bEu II fqJoa J.: -~-
St TOute III .trir4v ,,rr. .
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET

TEEapAT EVENING. Die :,
The following t.h~s show daily feceIrtt and shin
exts u H7r stcek during the week up ttis evrnlpk
ieporAi by The Secrsfy Of the union 5.ocx Yarss
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5t Loais I@aa and I'll Cos strictly pu7r q l4ooetss1
Srotll Co%n:n;;; ~ 30as1
n shfpnan'A do..-..................... i1ntatSE
booker Co.'S l1oGtstso
-, [yC
2. 3. Shfpman's -.-.....-.-......-...,,... iSm,
"""''--'' ''A--..-,, ... -. ."-'..''-..'-t~ E9
sns.sn 1s rcd issd. Ilaa
kss:ss $Stssss :::::: IL 'ss
Esrneh Rschelle eoeh,t.-...-............. x7x4 10
Sn.nt.N AA ~
PIG inON-Tbe a.,ktt ior pis iron In aasst.oas n
no TttbIc shslEe during tho ~eek. the dem.nd coss-
Gsts.so Ko ttsls Superior "t-i. u ion. e aNa..
SA'saEo - !tLAAe Sap<fer errl. y u 0AA.,,
gM..n,.on: SG s.;..-- t!ae -.
Lake Nj perl T. M -. .....'' '.--..' @si1no;;
I.tr saps5et. So saad ......-::...:.... ts@4e..
esh,,s h1ssseofs Nus and Ands....-.--....--. szoaa
FAFKE-1he isaaG; i: nods.:;t. and a. aes @sss@
BOOK Essef - :as eonon ass aat .9.ssip. .iP:
FaPKR s1ocK-1. mcettux with =, r,,h., h.,,r-
snd The ussLef E.it. shsae rinrs tot
tlons 'emat9 uneharerd - f1luWr Uettap rass ,ni1
s. Ie9i1s j:t; mixed s: 'ose aaa asxsax
GANK-s.le: I !: d"z p,.,.ie chicken, 1t *.oa%
4 erni n.,.s ID s.: :, !. =
sntn .ssdss 4 Tic: dog 1shbs a AID: bill.
rOuLTKf-Ssi-. II 1 coops chleteps ta..o: n
soz ehoiee eresttd Il f7f sz: . dos At t,s;st a.
sTox peoG M = 90 "a ch"ee fcs dre~~d turkeys
daei. s. crop sssss II I'D I aox asta eSSea
Is Ii s:s 4 :; b e. fs 4 tor ss
u e. Is TT Il se and eaF' very choice. IN ben.
klCk.Pfees sere easy. and favorable tn The inter.
e. q hnsr.s Pstna- sssas.<c: csr,ain4. a.'s !oc:
&OAPS huenfrp in ii Ia nj 4htts,.a a.,
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we're rot 10 1Ee ~ hereto fore, but khe opu3detee
Il holders WAS weakened, and the aT1dlty OF bEy.
era corte-ponainsly le1ened, ~ news Of de-
cine OF 1G "a tn IverIoo, en- the prtac,pa1 gf1Aes
sod III that narke&. New YORK Wa also duu. The
Il aIket herc las been d IN and moderately atuTe
through ths GREATER poss1aa OF Iaas week, owing
to an adFsrre Of +asd acroas the KAter, out the
later 1dv!cea nj that the Advance vas not due 10
The fcatcty Of gram the garne5A are III fol1 ta
ore1nowsug, but to the fset thtt oxuesa were hold
:3g Oh In hopcs Of an sdv1nce On present low
pfsceA- IntEe has been GOOD desl OF buying for
JAru1s3 deltTe17 In thu uAtkes, but that dera1oa
hss fallen od largely yesterday and To-day. Tia
F1ecu1&ttve movement u tho o7lJ one thAs hA7
sustained wheat here, ~ there u no snipnlrg dc,
,nard, and about lhe only buyers Of csAn lots
Hue thoss Who had capital enough II
command 10 play The pA't Of lenders. and bought
With ore hand while selling out tor January
delivery with Tic other. csSrJicS tna gram ad
tass1lm on tho difference Of s.a3c per hu. The
repeated adshnee n Liverpool nas ra1sed conf
decce IN tie future Of wheat, and stluu.ssed
nun eso1s buyers, who had no money 70 pay Ont
for the grain, 10 buy for next mouth, paying :
vide nsrxtn for the carrying. We note lttLe
Eere activity In No, FpE.n2 today. but At l9se
decllce- The lovet grAiel we're dali On the
lcr the Mcntn. On Change It opeoed II Sc
tor cath, bc.rg &c lover thao =: The eto.irg
pf.ee Jesiert2ss declined smother xc By
noon, then to sshe, and closed better II tesc.
Sales we1e reported Of 81, ,000 ba No. spring u
alc; Loo ba do Al ooHc; Aeo9 b1 do IT 0oc; 50 so
hu No spring II ssc: &s REQ hu do II ss.e: IL so
In DO II s:hc; 100 bu No, spring n &c; 1,eoo
hu do as IKE; 40 hu do 1t ~: ,eo1 bu DO re-
iected spring II &c: 500 hu DO ss tse; 500 bu d.
a. eAc; 400 bu do as 6a1; 1.aso hu do II &C:
800 bu b sample u soc- Total, l3 7oo ou. Ga
Change seller the uocta sota At 5iH4sse; ael,cr
hat han as ssA,sskc; AID seller January or bu}-
Ct Tho Eouth NJ s9t8soc-the oasa.de early.
Com xas Quse'. aad lover: these VA 1ils eoo~
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fuExnkT EyEHuo, Dec, =.
Our lex8lce iobhess AfE uAanise1. tn reporting =
fnEy Ac9Se f1dn during tns past week tutsst1s bay
eEs have hen II t1tf attsst sse ao4 alth.osh thas
yetJ tAtfs f&esofY bu81n1a aud Tbs
esoekr htnA not eKe-strs. dr1 undsftone feet
Ing psrya. 7pas tbs marts1 r181e1 quiet Il .ho
HiIneIc& f1uKA 81 pE1cs4s
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F1Hf3-l Aefe e Dn t4M t4nf ehapfe n h0fd u
rt tttoz Hi:h The 6sh aAzket 1nsint.+ y au,ek, Ia
!srt dun buf TIM !. ua7H1al thing II :A se,tan q
hH YtAr. and cfas3 ne nnS4stnt@S ob tho C13& o{
5ean. md xters .se heeg hasd with nnsh.tea 1sus-
+ hiI~ Of whtcd,h sna ult terr II n actual ExazIy
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LHkESE-A Huirt fctne rNsatiHuet prev Ia tbts
TIE da:r # tast weekly review, fhoqsb no
Sss.e s ~ t,k;n III !.s' nor sn5 ensepsiet
lhc supt!y IL odrs1c and st rtovc barely suinreat
to ne.t The e,rtHnpsre 1.m%nd III Ill the new rnakt
I-~ &C. ~ N '>A ''
CEAJ~-Ia The .se.,este : laerr bu4ioere hiss bc.n
trsnsa<tee ia TIL han duriuk The arerious week
Il :he YEAR. Prierr 1rnain fi1,n 1t thc siranec
fr..hll.Led m tsr trrt Gf !e 1!e !nou.h-. We r.
iebl.. 1sep..td, A,+oo: Lick anna Se1.nton. sad
!1tteton, " a .Hk sturE. - ~: Efr eua Bti,r Hiu
& %: &lltpots coal, $66IAN.5A,
Cnt ntFt:k-Ihe nxna was nor- sctre dnrine tke
week undrf review. kra h.ttr, hImer teeIlne ptc.
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IsHros 4uk 0t TIC 0lF{ktfCb1: =
V"- .... LS al =
pess. ~ - ~ 'e" ~ ."'eA-
Lereth-Sf1teen fneaess
~ q Fer tAr-lesd n!dAf wl,+, ,rvnsfr,r.d ,-h,.S
5af xe folio<s thr rh.ygl,y ''>'A@H+ "A"e"
T: META LS AND Inn SRs' srOCE-Tbe u.,k.t far
LttAfs nles. hut Or ehapSr If ftnnx.ens. ~ ~
sa1fed 2 nrsett 1be s:oeEs equal - iii rs-,nIre
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XEN'1 GyKRSuuE1.
Graln Buffalo lined . hutkIc u d.
se*ed md pesE.d eeos: s:.-.:..::......... 500 aa5o
Gr.sn. sheep ltned. buckle, y u %cwcl
and rtse4 hooss koo ta1so
cIcsesa A'etas b3ots ts;:-.-..-;.-.;-..-.. III 9Lo
p1 A5s.ie boots a1m
sAihf''' :::,-., 36o q .-..
Grain. tInHaso ltnrd, scEed y. xeHcd
D.; roli,;h:.; .:::...;.;;...:..::;.;,a.s .s7s 9Am
: ra!s.h. ..;:... e..aH asn
100 a1:s
-..........-.......-1 100 a 49,.
hEhNS.Salet 9! !Al 1t y O.: b,l choice 1t $4Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
OD HELMBOLDS Concentrated Fluid Ertract Sarsa-
 norsIIo

pdI IIl1s
 ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE and LUCRATIVE
 DISEASES of the THROAT, NOSE, EYES, EYELIDS, SCALP. and SKIN, 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 Sarsapa- ra, added to pint of water, is equal to the Lis bon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon of the Syrup of Sarsaparilla, or the decocions as usually made.
 An interesting letter is published in the Medico- Chirurgical Review on the subject of the Extract of Sarsaparila in certain affections, by Benjamin Travers, F. R. s. &c. Speaking of those diseases, and diseases arising from the excess of Mercury, he states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of Sarsaparila; it's power is extraordinary more 50 than any other drug am acquainted with. It is in the strctest 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 inju- rious. rt, 5- &2+h'S s--- - = HELMBOLD'S '-l CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF SAR- .t.@l f SAPARILLA. 5la' g.'i Established upwards of IS years: Prepared by .. Fl. T. HELMBOLD,
 594 Broadway. N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

NEW MILFORD. Charles B. Bost- wick lost yaluablehorse,l last week. While onshis way to Lanesyille, the horse stepped on a stick with his fore feet, thrustlng 1t with such force into it's groin, as to cause it's death from bleeding in about 30 min utes.
 Mir. Albert Weeks has commen ced work on his ,l.w house, and already has the cellar beeu completed. ssa-sI,he S,nIe Bros have etli..ir neSysdwe- ling house iu Bennett Street, nearly fin ished. It -apfetty place, and d very de- sirabe location.
 - MT. George NoBle has been appointed Trustee by the creditors of J. Eli Treat (assigning debtor) whose affairs are to be closed up.
 = Business of all kinds is tolerably good, building by nearly every one being quite extensive.
 - The veIocipede school at McMahon's hall, last week, died an easy death, only surviving three days, the excitement here in regard to them having entirely disap- peared.-Daubuy Times.
 A fourishing velocipede school here. No broken bones yet.-Sentinel.
 We give the foregoing precisely as they came to us last week, without trying to re- eoncile slight differences.
 EAST LITcHFIELD.-We have had little unpleasantness in our church, but every thing is lovely again, and we are once more drifting along as smoothly as a maiden's dream of Paradise. ,ss -. Why won't the Naugatuck Railroad Company give is new station house? is the universal cry of all who are obliged to use the present, uncomfortable. unsightly building. N
 s- Oscar Perkins bas resigned his posi- ton as mail agent on the Naugatuck road, and Mir. Curtiss of Stratford has been appointed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
Literary Notices

Al. THE GALAXY contains Put Yourself in his P lace, VI and VII, by Charles Reade; "A Desultory Denunciation of English Die 5tionaries, by Richard Grant White; Pairs and Repairs; English Toryism and it's Lead CTS; Susan Fielding, by Mrs. Edwards, A Great Advocate fJames T. Brady; A Choir of Songsters; The Galaxy Miscella- ny; Drift Wood; Literature and Art; Nebulse.
 Published by Sheldon & Co.,, 4eS Broasl- way, N. Y. Price $4 a year.
 PETERsoN's contains: Our "Saint Ag- nes;'' The Dead Love; The Crooked Man in Green Olden Memories; Story of Maggie; Vale; The Night Express Lois Planter Walk Alone; Until Death The Rustic Student; Marie Antoinette's Talis- man Fashion Plate Engravings i; Work sl Department, &c. t4.61ar 2.-A aBr3-J
 THE CHnDREN's HOME contains: A Por- trait; Hope Darrow; A wise Choice; Play ing School My Gardener Dandy's Ex- pertinent Brownie A Cunning Thrush i; The Smiling Face The Story of a Flower; The Birds Party; The Tables Turned; The Stars; Tony and Jacob Violets To my Brother. Gwya68ssa~s6 ssga .f o, ONCE A MONTH contains@The Mills of Juxburg; Twilight Memories; Ice Morsels; Statue Making, A Wreath of Fancies; The Llanos of Venezuela; The Man who Tried to Borrow Himself out of Debt; The Merchants Sermon; The Lotus Isle; Leaf less Trees; Social Life in the Tropics; Who was the Murderer? :; Fish Culture in the United States; Office Seeking at Washington; The Sewers at Paris; Battle of the Starlings; Sensibility to Sound of Deaf Mutes; Tine Author of the Pleasure of Hope;" Swedenborgianism: A Costly Table; Gertrude; Should Drunkards Mar ' ry? a-'s.-.-,,t idg'14 y O." 'z .'aea
 ARTHUR's HOME MAGAZINE contains: Music; I Heard the Wee Bird Singing; The Grahams and the Armstrongs; Japa- nese Wrestlers; The Life of Judith Frost; sa Cultivating Pure Expression; Acting Charade; Wordsworth; Duty; The Deer ,r ings of Medbury; Hair Dyes; How my Life was Saved; A Happy Conclusion; Bogus Bronzes; Boys and Girls Treasu- "; The Home Circle; Hints to House. keepers; Toilet and Work Table; Editors Department.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
DEED.

In this town, April 14th, Candace, wife of Garfield Hayden, aged 71 years. <
 In New Hartfprd, April 12, Sarah E., wife of Grove Tanning. ,r~f. In East Canaan. April I, Mrs, Ann Hob- T h is Pleasant m Valley, April 3, Deacon ly- man Merrill aged 83 I s.Is lo ano sI Jiien !. oa In Morris. April IS. Samuel Waugh, ag ed n years. tlisstsd sa biaz IiiW hsa. E ktthe residence of A. T. Case, West z Winsted, April IA, Mrs. Lucretia Bosworth aged CT. .bo
 In Winchester Centre, April 10, Emily, wife of Col. Ira w. Pettibone, aged 40. sa
 In Salisbury, April 9th, William Bisscll, h Winchester Center, April 10th, the widow of James Rowley, in the 94th year of her age. GE
 Tn New Milford. April 9th, Edward Pow 2 CTS. aged 16 years. 7' SSl-2S -ol
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
lMARRIEDl

In New Hartford. April 18th. by the Rev. Alphaus Winters, Samuel T. Weston, of Washington, Conn.,, to Miss Maria R. |, daughter of Samuel E. Crossman, of Litch- field, Conn. Is 59d3 ae sasAt S.ltbia ia 5 In New Haven, Apr. 7th. by Rev. Geo. l.. Walker, Ambrose s. Rogers, A. M. of New Milford, to Ellen Trumbull, daughter of N. F. Thompson, Esq. !l 4iy~tf9gas l In Torringiord. by the Rev. F. F. Will Hams, April. I, Wilbur W. Birge, late Lieut.. .2d Conn Heavy Art'y., and Miss Julia A.
 Waterman, both of Torringford. AS
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
11robate Nntifes.
ID ROTATE COURT. DIsrRIcT C

ID ROTATE COURT. DISTRICT OF
 Cornwall, ss. April 18th, 1869. 33eiL -
 n the estate of Edward F. Gold, of Cornwall in said district an insolvent debtor This Conrt finn us US and allows two months from the said 18th day or Apr !869 for the creditors of said estate to ex n,5iG t1elr claims to the commissioners And Don- s alu '' werner Esq of Salisbury, and Isaac Marsh reeve examine and adjust the claims of said In- soens Debtor, presented to them within the time t l.sed r as aforesaid And said Commissioners are day of May, and on the 18th day of June 1S69. st II CLOCK m the forenoon on each of said days at the Probate Office in said Cornwall for the pnrnose 1 Avs Attest, THEODORE KILL OGG, tiarE
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED.
WALruAN, Mass. Nov. 12, l86,

sE s, WALTHAM, Mass. Nov. IF. 1868. e
 My grandmother and several aunts and cousins died of consumption My mother had a cancer, I was taken with bad cough which had affected me IS months; l2 months after my cough commenced. cancers began in both breasts, which grew rapidly for months, hard canceroa Jumps in both breasts. In this state called on you with but little hope, as both my lungs were affected, and a canc in each breast Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me first. had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your reme- dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. I have been perfectly we'll for two months; no cough or expsctoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering. Every where am strong and able to perform all my duties. ItOok medicines for four months. E ~, ~ Thankfully youIs. Il l@---254 ;
 (Signed) SARAH J. EMERSON.
 All diseases successfully treated by letter.
 -.E a-N r s-. F .
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
DURsUANT TO AN ORDER FROM

the Court of Probate for the District of Ply- bidder, on the 18th day of April, A. D., 1869 at clock in the afternoon, unless previously ispos- ca of at private sale, 50 much of the Ieai estate of Senas Tolles late of Plymouth, in sald District, deceased, as will raise the sum of i've hundred dollars. Sale to take place on the premises in said Plymouth. Terms made known at time of sale. '' 1 5Z-1T-7' -1'e'--
 LYMAN TOLLES, Adminis-
 .a.q., BURTON ALLEN, trators.
 Dated at Plymouth April 5th, 1869. 1 1w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT " the Administration Account on the Estate settled at the probate office inKent on Saturday May 1st, 1869, at one o'clock, P. M All persons inter- ested therein, will then appear at said time and place, (f they see cause), and be heard therein.
 2-3w b.9 &, .r M. s. BARNUM, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
pr. s. s. rltoh,s Family physioian.

New Edition. Much enlarge 90 pages. with most valuable additions, sent free to any address. Write to Dr. $. 8. FITCH, "A Broad way, New York.
 nr. $. s Fitch will be at the Tontine Hotel, New Haven, Saturday Jan. 8, 1869, and every 2d Saturday after from 8a. m. until p. m. consultation free. e'g.8. sd lse z.1,
 Dr. S. s. Fitch successfully treats all chron- ic disease of all or any part of the human sys-. tenn. s.. .....-.. s -..=...., -1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

ssBuy me and I,A do you Good. ? -1he best medicine in the world is Dr. HAag- ley's Root and Herb Bitters -a long tried md standard remedy for Liver Compla III i6ts, Bilious Diseases, Humors of the Blood and Skin, Jaun- dice. Dyspepsia, Indigestion. Costiveness, Head ache and all Diseases arising from Disordered Stomach Torpid Liver or Impure Blood. They cleanse the system, purify and neH5cssste tn ; appetite build up ana strengthen tho whole body. e. GOODWIN &lCO., Bosten, Mass. Sold by all druggists. I4m
 rfIf1 1slg ss-s4ssaag 4exaSEErfF t
 THOSE WHO DESIRE brilliancy of complexion must purify and enrich the blood, Y which 1Helmbold's Concentrated Extract of Sarsaparilla invariably does. Ask for Heimbnid's. Take no other
 HELaBoIDs CONCENTRATED, D,ExTEAGYE4RsAPARIL- LA is the great blood purifier. 52 2m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

We seldom publish such notices, but at .the.request of an enthusiastic citizen of Ger man origin, we make room for the following
 BIRTH. tT .a In Harwinton, April 16th, 8 son was born to Mir. < Mrs. John H. Van Tobel. Twenty years ago, same day, Mrs. Van Toble presented her husband with his first , born. The children of tn is prosperous } couple, by the recent arrival number eight. all vigorous boys. Yankees look out for your laurels .a.s 4.,3 yess
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
 SPECIAL N OTICES. \

M oTICEIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT " application will be made to tho next General Assembly of this state to so amend the charter of the Shepaug Valley Railroad, as to permit the ex- tension of said Road to tho town of Danbury, and, also to permit said Road to connect or consolidate with the New York, Honsatonic and New Haven Railroad.
 "~-- 4 vrafs .f Per order of CoRpoRAToRs.
 Dated at Litchfeld April 2l, 1869.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

fl YouNa LADIES BEwAREi of the injurious effects of Face Powders aud Washes. All such remediee close up the pores of the skin, and in short time
 destroy the complexion. If you would have s freeh heslthy and youthful appearance, use Hclmbold,s Extract Sareaparilla.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
DYSPEPSIA 4s s.og,.o AND LIVER d9
 COMPLAINT.
important Certificate.


 Having been afflicted with chronic diseases in the digestive organs, described by physicians as enlargement of the liver aud inflammation of the stomach, for more than ten years, and having suffered what words can never describe. without relief from the most celebrated medical skill that could be consulted,I was induced by the ph ysician who attended me to try Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator. He had witnessed its effects, he said. in his own practice, and could recommend it in the highest terms. I had about lost faith in everything; but fol- lowed his d vice and procured the medicine he effect inspired me with hope.- ! continued it's use and still improved; following it up grew stronger and stronger. and suffered less and less from my troubles. This for some mont hs until was relieved and needed it no more. Dodd's Nervns restored me to complete and sound health; and no language is able to ex- express the gratitude feel at being we'll once more am thoroughly cured of horrible suf- tering that had made ten years of my life most wretched. No one can conceive my joy who has not experienced like recovery. as3#
 E. B. LIBBY, St. Paul, Minn.
 For sale by all Druggists at one dollar a bottle: ~+@ sss'es@ @ +-.1i.za '|t -kd 8w
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
M. S. BARNUM, Judge.

The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the house of E. M. Judd in Kent, on Saturday, April 24th, and October 9th. 1869, at o'clock p. m. on each of said days to at tend to the business of said appointment. ~t. LUTHER EATON, Commis
 NEWTON GARTER, sioners. !, All persons indebted to said Estate vii : please make immediate payment to
 lw JEROME BERRY Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
A GREAT DISCOVERY

The EQualizer or Vacuum cure for treating all diseases by meclanical means. invented by Dr. Hadfeld, of Cincinnati, Ohio. and for sale in New England only by Dl. $. +. Collins. No. 34 Oxford St.. Boston Mass It is the wonder of the age. Physicians and all concerned, please call and examine, or send for circular. It is for your interest State and County rights for sale. .gjH9 'e'a! .t i" l 4w Z ..- ra--.. K.tL .- ,.r.--r nh
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
A T a Court of Probate holden at Kent with "A in and for the District of Kent on the

A Ia Court of Probate holden at Kent with "A in and for the District of Kent on the 10th day of April, 1869. ---
 Present M. s. Barnum, Esq. Judge.
 The Administrators on the Estate of Edwin A. Berry late of Kent within said District de- ceased, having represented said Estate insol. vent, and given notice to all concerned, to ap- pear before this Court the present day, at one o'clock p. m. to be heard relative to the ap- pointment of Commissioners, and no one ap- bearing this Court doth appoint Luther Eaton and Newton Carter Commissioners, to examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate; also doth decree that six months be al- lowed them to exhibit their claims to said Commissioners from this date, and they shall give public notice of this order by advertising the same in newspaper published in .Litch- field and by posting copy thereof on a public sign post in said town of Kent. "7
 Certified from Record. rs t,..-
 v. M. S. BARNUM, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

ase Nor FEw ofthe worst disoriers that safiict
 mankind arise from corruption of the blood. Helm so holas EytEaet sarsapa is . remedy of the mt
 most value. e@i
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
"Et Works Ltace ss Chas.ase.''

sTs Works Leke e Cieas-ass!.,, READER sJ &eesS sFsfe4t ts}k ssaa ssis5 .;
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Head, ache ssT's@ ~*N&&s @ %TNA iIg. sRenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth. ache = &-4 ks a.1s5sL3~ ii .e Renne's Pain Killing Magic Gil cures Neu- ralgia st. sY.t@44s s. .ss4.- ss's sa.
 Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Morbus '@ 2ssa' sa'S
 Renne.s Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheu, uiatism '~ ~e& A,A-=s- ASS ST
 Kennels Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lame 'si 'Rcane,s 5 Pain, Killing Magio. oil cures Skin
 Some folks seem to be proud of telling how 'slame their shoulders are' of s.my crick in the back. or, ..I have got the Sciatica"-- and delight in bragging that ssnothing can cure me!,'-but when we get such lawful folks to use KEYNES PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL faithfully, we not only cure thear lameness and charm away their pains, but we actuaAy , take all that kind of "brag out of them!" and they frankly own up, nd say "lt works like charm!ns ssnisb4aar goa a1a 31e issG3sgas
 Sold by Wessells& Gates; also by A.. c. Smith. Litchfeld, and by all Druggists. Mer- chsnts and Grocers. ass7 as5a;sxssT $ ,sai d as 1esaaaWM. RENNE, Sole Proprietor as ]. and Manufactures. ss ss.tE-10JQ q fssIl6 Pittsfeld Mass. u
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beautiful complexion follows the use of Helmbold's Concentrated Ex- tract Sarsaparilla. f.}s. s..s...f.. s.no, s-.
 It removes black spots, pimples and all erup- tions of the skin. :.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22

IN THE STRING MONTHS, the system naturally undergoes change, and Helmbold's Highly Con- centrated Extract of Sarsaparla is an assistant of the greatest value. 8T9 ! @uYEggq lE9 a,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-04-22
IT ITCHFTELD County ss. Washington Mar,
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Taken by virtue of a warrant to me directed for the collection of taxes on list of 1867, so much of the real estate of Frederick B.Wheeler as will pay tax of ten mills on the dollar on said list. .Aleo, so much of the real estate of John Gear as will pay said tax of ten mills on the dollar on said list with all incidental charges and cost, and shall offer the same for sale at the public sign-post in said Wash ington on the l2th day of May, 1869 at two '52s sv~ z. Attest, D. 6. PLATT. Collector.