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Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

ZALTsKl FREIGHT leaves Macarthur going
West nj GOO p. M, and going East at l0.Sia. m.
Trains on the PORTSNI OUTH BRANCH le'ves
Hamden vt ESQ a. m, and 80 p. M, arriving at
Portsmouth atll5Oa. IN, and $50 p m. Return;
ing Trains leave Portsmouth ut 0.a0 a. m. and
zoo p, M, arriving AT Hamden at 1880 p. m. and
GAS p. m.
Trains connect at Loveland iorall points on the
Little Miami Railroad, and nj the indianapolis
and Cincinnati Railroad Junct on for all points
West. W. WI PEABODY,
Master Transportati ion.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

NoTICE.-A meeting Of the officers ana
members Of the various Sabbath Schools for
tho purpose gilmore perfectly organizing the
Schools OF Elk Township, ON the plan OF tho
State S.S. Union, will be held at the Union
School House, in Macarthur, on Saturday,
July l7th, at o'clock, p. NJ. A full attend
ance is desired
HH. SWAIN, V, Prcst.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
EoGs 10 cents at D. Il. BRAYs.
Johnson bhunts tho Y

Andy Johnson hhunts Tho White
House. Six TO eight witnesses,
credible as persons can bc who live
ia Washington, will swear that they
saw him, in tho dusk of the evening
near his old abode. Crest, pcrturb-
cd spiritW
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
Honse ana not for SAFE.

HO9tSe U7lW LOT JOT DWtc.
wish 10 sell my house and lot situated
on High Street, nearly opposite the Chris
tian Church. There is an excellent we'll
Of water, and number Of different kinds
Of fruit trees on the lot.
Mrs. SALLIE Z. Bowen.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

A Negro woman in Huntsville,
Mo-, has given birth to three Yam
l1ee schoolnasters, all at once. Now
England is doing great things for
the West.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

ATTORNE Ely AT -AW,
Posccuting AttOrn'y Of Vinton County, :.
NTcARTHUR, Ohio. --Will attend promihy to a'
lu legal business entrusted 10 his care m Nln-
Ion andadruninp counties. OCice--Courtl tlI6use.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
AGENTS WANTED TO SELL THE
Only Complete Unabridged Peoples Edition of
DR.. VIM. SMITHS
BIBLE DICTIONARY

I Il contains over 1000 closely printed double.
l. coumn, octave pages and il Illus iTated with
over 200 esgrayings, and n series ol fine, au.
thento maps
This DICTIONARY emb0Aes the results OF
the most resent study and research of over sixty
OF the mCst cmneut Biblical scholars. Clergy
men of all denominations regard II rs the best
work of the kind ever published, and one which
ought to he in the hands ofcvery Bible reader
1t Is great library in scH The labor and
learning of centuries are gathered in this one
volume, to throw u clear, stEang light upon every
rage of the inspired %ord. Agents are meeting
with Unprecedented success, One reports 90
orders taken the first three days OF his canvass
another, 70 in two days anO thcr, ale in ten days
Send for Circulars with terms, testimonials,
and full description OF tAe work. Address
JONES, JUKRIN y Co., Chicago, Ill july7w4
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

HALLS Vegetable Sioilian Hair Renew
er will positively restore gray hair to ils
original color. Give II trial.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14

We haven't time this week to
speak of the good ticket nominated
at Columbus last W edn esday.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
Yi,dsIov House.

YIALESKI, OHIO. d. DUNCAN, Proprietor.
II This House, having been very much I'm;
proved and repaired, Is far superior in size and
comfort to any Hotel in this part OF the State
the proprietor being prepared to accommodate
ono and all with good sleeping apartments ana
furnish he table with the hest The market Affords.
Its Location ls convenient 10 business and tc the
Railroad Depot, which makes IL desirable stop
mag piaac for All visiting Zaieslli.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
In MayO,

ATTORNBY A AT LA w
NToiRTHUR, o., will attend promptly to all ~
Nl gal business entrusted to his careln Nin'on
and Jackson counties. Office la Doddridse's
New Building, mp stairs.
Democratic enquirer. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1867-1873, 1869-07-14
Bradbury & Mark.
d, n, Shiyel,

Ely S AT LA w
q viii practice IN. Ninton and
lM adjoining counties. Office on Logan street
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
FIRST ANNUAL REUNION OF SOLDIERS
 SAILORS AND THEIR FAMILIES, eufy f1AD SATURDAY AUGUST 21sr s.

Hs&s Gs HARTFORD, Conn August l6th, 1S69 u ..f2 Soldiers and Sailors of Connecticut:
 CoMRADEs-The arrangements for general re- GG, union of Connectcuts representatives. on land zc and sea during the late rebellion, having been completed, your committee take pleasure in an dk nounoing that they have secured Burnhams grove at Lyme, as the place of meetfng and swetland & '' Hall, of this city, as caterers. E eI .@3tA ,l-4 Let all those who served during the war try te be present with their families and friends ...n. The local committees in the different towns throughout the state, will arrange transportation to and from Lyme and announce the same in lo- cal papers.
 g Everything that the general and local commit tees can do to make the trip one of unalloyed pleasure, will be dore Ea aI at
 No liquors, wine or beer will be sold on the grounds, for on the boat from Hartford, and we trust that no comrade win carry any with him. S-
 We desire to make this strictly 8 reunion of soldiers and saiors their families and those who M were our friends and supporters during ring the rebel l7 ,s- ion. r .,..,-.-, lt., 0 "~' 33uon The exc rcises at the grove will consist of short speeches from well known fighting, men, and in strumental and vocal music. Meet us .,,.,:.; "'' "a '. . .l" By erder of the committee, tho . -.fgz-g FRED. M. PATRICK, Chairman All communications regarding the sexcursion should be addressed to Lyman F. Squire Sec'y Hartford, Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
DIED.

In Woodbnry on the s-eth inst, Lamp som Warren. aged 't7 years I @ In Warren, Aug. 6. B mice E., wife of MT. R. c. Marsh, aged 60 years. Her life was life of trust. and her end was peace. s+.,-.,er.,o sesnss1n. '
 In this town, Aug. 18th, Frederi ok Chit tenden, Esq. ; aged 65 years.
 In Harwlnton, August ilQths Ellen E wife of Sheldon H. Barbeg aged 18 ye ars.
 In Harwinton. June 10th, Solomon Bar .ker, aged S6 years.J@ t.aaao2R s1I
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
A-@@E -~~e
 SPECIAL NOTICES. .sxt yVOrIts Like, x Ch6ra,a!''

GAS ~ssSCGEe%Shs<<z<35 NsSsreeSs esSs Rr.n.pA 9a5 uo g37- tog SGa .hstea:W
 Rsnny Pain killing Magic Oil cures Head ache r ASt ~i1EtSsL LI Tct ( +S5c saf 4. q r Kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Tooth ache II 83G33Nbf4A asI43 %G!afL 4-@E
 Rsnne's Pain Killing Magic Gil cures Neu. ralgia 41-V4 sa' To is7f.rs
 Kenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera MOrhua15 A4t- s2 nEpl 55E H aGa
 F Renne's Pain Killing Magic OH cures Rheu-
 ,Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Lame ness l& b3E CES!l}. 135s3 Setf 8EBis st'E p Rcnne' 8 Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Skin diseases s9Bbip
 s6sF sa b arg groSf sslaE sPiEsk khqH n the back" or, II have got the Sciatica''- and delight in bragging that snothing can cure me!,Ebut when we get such lawful folks.' to use RENNE'S PAIN KILLING MAGIC OIL. faithfully, wenot only cure fthelr lameness and charm away their pains, but we actually y Ftakeall that kind of ibrag outsof theml" and they frankly own up, zntb say sFIt works like
 Sold by Wessells & Gates; also by A. C.. smith, Litchfeld, and by all Druggists, Mer- chsnts. and Grocers.
 E a 0lWM-ktsNNEs Sole Propdetor ,Te
 ks aoz aqA4 ora and S Np|9tase'S NMs|nafsct9rss. m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
A PATENE MURDER PRHyRN


 .- A PATENE MURDER PREVENTIVE If the
 new railroad rail recently inventeds and patented by Lyman B. Prindle, of Hitch. %Ad field, possesses the merits claimed for it in ''Sa handsome descriptive pamphlet printed at the ENQUIRER office, which sNe have, just received, it ought to supersede theo rail .bs q now in general use without any delay.i and ! thus prevent at least sonae of the horrible sA5 aa9 murders that otherwise snres, to seome a@t And 1t seems. to us, to besall that it claims tig2 is atdonble rail- each piece staniin on its side or edge in such Q manner tflaf the wheel rests on both. They arsslaid sothat i7s one piece extends from ths m;adiS af nc lateral piece to the middle of tho .next.-a that is. the joints of the two courses 9osonnr
 alternately, so that they form a continnnons,, , '" Oendless Hail, ,u thus obviating the ;ar-.tha cadenced ker-chug, ker-chug ker. chuc ker. aio bna chng-nsually experiepcedin in passing from
 one rail to anothera Of Ofcourseseach piece .e9 JI4 has chair at each end and also al the middle. Accidents from broken rails
 .aawonlds be next toimpossible with this plan, 's because if one part should break. the other ,. zJs .Nouid still carry train safely The mashs
 ing and fattening out of the ends of rails
 sFopld flso be ayoideas We hope the rai ,, &miaAtaOnoeh he 4hofon6hly tested. The. .de.
 u ecFiptiye pamphlet can doubtless be fad s.3e v dddressing Mi. pdndlS. U W7nsted Her. . ss aiaa ro .siisoa 1,4 .si9 ss.'.ai.q = a'aaL1aHW " | H8l a'oa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

D6T Among our earliest recollections at our admission to the legal frater. r7ainity is that of bavings received a circular 9' from one John Livingston of a certain 'ao number on Broadway in the great netrop.
 oils, politely insinuating that for the mod-
 crate sum of Ave dollars, lawful money, w our name would be inserted in some Law s Register and Official Directory which he .dt was about to publish. No names were 10 ,-s be inserted except of the" oldest and best ls practitioners, and the benefits to accrue siHo were pictured in glowing colors, and we '- felt much keen and poignant grief because F we Were obliged to forego these many .ad- ''n vantages. Every year since, we have been '' honored with similar proposals. and we beg to suggest the thing is now abont
 "played out" aLatterlv, this -indiyi1uaf
 has been sending circulars throughout the v, country. asking lawyers for the location of
 their business, residence, date of admis- .f B sion to the bar, and other items which he states he desires for the purpose of using
 in the new law register and official directo,
 ry for 1870, and further stating that the 4 .h book ls to contain such in nformation in Tee Y gard to every lawyer. in the United States. <. another circular. with the following prs. .s face: "If you do not temitFthe reqalred
 subscription of ten dollars towards defray. ds~ ing the expenae of publication. the follow. 18 ing particulsrs must necessarily be omit : s.ited therefrom." The particulars referred
 to are those previously requested to be e sent Lawyers are proverbial for their
 sharpness, but there must be some s.ereen
 ms, or such humbugs could not thrive
 and grow fats at their expense. The in.
 formation in the book or " Register, ', is of
 that character that costs him comparative,
 y little to obtain. and the expense of i printing and publishing the book is also .r comparatively light. If he succeeds in a getting Q large number of 'subscriptionsa at
 ften dollars, ? ? he will have, in common .parlance, "soft thing;" and those who 9< pay their money must have equally ss.tsoft' 7 Sa heads. -- Fdunser.s.as sya2asatsS ao1 S2a9Sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

12,OOO. At the presidential election it was only 4, ,2OI There is no disfrancHsement in that ztate. IA sG2 C1 4 Ss es.
 Tks Governor of New Mexico procIalms aH Indians found outside their reserva- fbns, outlaws. , s' .'zFs.aar -l JGoyernor Canby has determined to rsll ek1ire the Test Oath of all members of the 1iroinia Legislature. hdIAa0 ai@
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
A 1T 8 Probata, Court held at Minehester. sEA within and for the district of Winchester,

&A WaeuAu anu zOrL0e 0aStntcIl 01 W fncAeEG0r, on the l7th day ofJuly, 1869. .Go1Rahq
 = = sa n Present eHram pefk kins,. Esq. Judge
 E;tate of Lee " Hitchcock, of said Win chester an assigning and insolt vent debtor.s IS U Samuel B. 3Horne.s trustee Sf said estate hay Hgtgiyen notice allsconcefnsd to appear bess tore shis Court, the prsssnt day at 10 o'clock, forenoon, and De heard relative to the appoinr- ment of Commissi6ners on said estate, and rnone appearing this couft doth appoint Bras tns s. Woodford and Samuel s. Newton, both of said Winchester. commissioners to examine and adjust the. claims of theocreditors of said Eestate:--and doth decree that two months rom this date be allowed for the exhibition Uf claims to said commissioners; and doth or der that the said com mmissioners meet at the office of said Eastus S. Woodfoid in the SBor- onghs of Winsted oh the 17thr day of August and the l7th day of September ;. 1869, at 10 So' clock, forenoon, and that they give public mo-
 tieeof this order by advertising the same in weekly newspaper published ipa said Winsted and.in q weekly newspaper published in Litch- held, and that they post . copy thereof on the .sign pest in said town of Winchester nearest to the late place of business of said Lee w. Hitch- cock, and NIis further ordered, that the qsai trustee send acopy of this notice by mail,e or otherwise, to every known cre6itor of Hiteh- cocks living without this di strict within one week after this date. 5es,;s , si 10 aas Isadj Certified from Record. rg1,5g 7n -'io II t6R 4svals ri bat. Attest, JOHN BOYD, Clerk z
 NfgFE EnA FfV
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
sSN sae'sS 4S411I . I9S '

a oa aa5aS WITH aa PAN xnI7.a : 5aS S:i : Dear sSirs:r I ought to have acknowledged forg ago the box Of Pain Killef you had the gQodness to send us last year.uoIts coming vas most pr0yidential. l believe hundreds of lives were saved under God by it. We resorted at once to the Pain Killer, using as directed for ch0lera. zlistVas kept of all to whom the tafnz Atler was giyeE, and our native assistant assures us that eight out of ten to whom 1t was prescribed recovered It has. too, been very dsefnasin various ether dlseases. It has. proved an incalculabIe blessingntoI4multitude of poor people throughout. all this region. Our native preachers are never willing to go out on their exearsions. withoutsa supple of Pain Xii: Ter. 1t gives then favor in the eyes of the
 people, and access to families and localities by whom other~ise ethey>wodld be- indfferentIy
 received 1s Believe me- Udears sirs, gratefully. |saa'sasE 5aGT al sMissionary in China [~ From Rev. R. sTslfprd. Missionary in, China, nov visiting his home in Washington, Penn
 Dear Sirs: During residence of some ten years as a missionary in Siam and Chins, t9It found your Pain Killer a most valuable rsnae-, dy for that fearfal -scourge, the cholera ad Tn administering the medicine found it most vfs fectual ito give teaspoonfnl of Pain Killef in gill of hot watef sweetened with sugar; then after about fl steen minutes, begin to take ta,
 ble-spoonful of the sam. mixture everyo half hour untip relief was obtained. apply hot ap-z Plieations tp the extFemitiss- vBathe the stona- ach with the Pain Killer clear. and rub the limbs briskly.s Of these who had cholera, and
 took the medicine faithfully in the way stated
 above, eight out of ten recovered Truly
 yours, k. TELFORD.,g
 It attacked with diarrhaa, dysentery, or ass Ie ealie delay fbape of the Pain, Pain
 .GooTa gBEwAaRloYlMmAr1oNs. 'aaa&s.. a!s The Pain Filler is sold by all druggists
 dtss PERRY DAVIS S SON, proprietors' rrt;i~sa Y 4w No. "A High Sreet,, Providence, R. |.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
STATE ITEMS riJuA
.ss& ssN-~sss ass~~ses SMALL pox has appeared in Oanterbur.

sNN J SMALL pox has appeared in Canterbury / MDD1Erows is constructing TOO feet of &0dIaa faaafa sfIfh# 1s
 A BURGLAR ca ught in Norwich, last May, has pleaded guilty. %.. ~.
 A WHITE woodchuck was killed in Shu1 roc Hollow, recently. -iLA
 A NAUaATUoK rum seller fell dead in his saloon, last week. A-
 THEY steal flowers, vases, &c. of the graves. in Bridgeport,AAA esa
 A CHILD died at Hazardville, Thursday, from eating poisonous berries.
 dWssdE1Aa University has added 1000 volumes to its library, this year. a;sy
 A Goop Templar steamboat excursion struck at the saybrook bar. lately.
 4 MAN had his leg broken in two places, in scufae at Bridgeport, lately.
 9*o' Two young Merfden misses attract eat- IF, tentiop by their skillful l rowing. .,.sq 'oi
 RUM filled every cell in the Meriden .,. lookup with occupants. one day last week,
 MR Balk, the violinist, gave concert at Waterbury, on Wednesday night. DO;
 THE Interpal Revenue from New Ha ven for licenses amounts to $45. .O0O. this Y ysal. es-z. z. ea-s-x Eg a. x4--
 ., A PORTION of the 27th Conn. had pleas + ant reunion at the Grove House, near New " Haven, last week. - D... :, -.. .~. ,-'.,5 -. 't "ON Thursday last, F. W. Potter, a na- tive of Putnam, was killed while coupling a5 cars at Xsnia, Os8 g4
 MR. J. D. Candee, editor of the Bridge port Y1t1adard, is iusti returning from a .oa trans-continental trip. s s..,f '7Fs- . ,-@ 5l@3 2,A,BURa1AR stole some clothing from a lsaaHSsHs saaHS sHssibsan is nff4HFrmeHr Thnrsdav riqht | HA
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
CONSUMPTION AND CANCER CURED

ua bua 'WALTHAM, Mass. Nov. 12, 1868. ! 9 My grand d-mother and several aunts and q cancer, ]. was taken with a bad cough which had affected me IS months; e12 months after my cough commenced. cancers began in both breasts. which grew rapidly for 6 months, hard canceroas Jumps ip both hreasts,s. In this state
 Gshea 1nmao on you a9 Mi.a put istie nope as both breast. Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which would destroy me first. I had suffered much from dyspepsfs. Your reme- dies, with the concentrated cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have been perfectly we'll for two months; ;no cough or expectoration; no swelling in my breasts; no dyspepsia; no pain, or suffering. Every where am strong and able to perform all my duties. I took medicines for four months. ~s~ thankfully yours. .HaI4 Nl
 i(Signed) st'iJ aoo ts.a9 SARAH. J. EMERSON.
 All diseases.suecessfully treated by letter.
 A .st 1u
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

\ T Court of Prebate holden at Harwinton [, "A within and for the district of Harwinton on the l6th day of August, 1859.
 Z, zs, Present, .AbIjsh Catlin. Judge.
 On rnofion ,qf Sidney M: Osborn, executar on the e,of Gardiner Preston, late of Hsrwin- ton in said distriet daeeasets This, ,eourtS doth decree shat six months be1allow d and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their siirscts that notice of this order be given by ad! yertisfng in Newspaper published in Litch. 6sld and by posting copy thereof upon ,he lpqoae slalpest in said townsneafest the place 1o c"lu aecesSoo las5 5aMeI.Tab"- s5rgo o oetC Cef Cef Anou rom hecord, t-r -f 9Ggcnh f0 sSeRs o.s ABtJAH CATLIN, Judge gc
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
z !..I QseptYQig 5...z3.G gIo9 stII \ YgI T'771- :
 II Q Court of Probate holden at Cornwall "A within and for the District uof Cornwall on the 7th day of August, 1S69.4 u 5ys 10 U

T Court of Probate holden at Cornwall , 16A within and for the District uof Cornwa Il !, on the 7th day of August, 1869.4 u 5.Js 10 1S, e-t e.,,. @ Present Frederick Kellogg. Judge.
 Estateof Marvin S.a Beeman ,1of Cornw all, in. said District an assigning debtor. @ sl u ssf, a,c Ordereds-Thatr two months from the date hereof ba limited Land allowed for4Ft ctedi tors ot said estate to present their claims9t tS the com nissioners.? And this Court doth iap2 point Roland Hitchcock Esq. of Winchester and Isaac Marsh. Esq, of Corn wall. commis- sioners to receive, examine and adjust the claims of the creditors of said estate. And said commissioners will meet at the Hotel of John Platt in Cornwall Bridge,rin said Cornwall" to re receive the claims ot said creditors on the 7th day Of September. 1969, aud the 7th day, Of 0ctober,A Ai66a at II oicloek, u forenoon, on each of said days: and that notice there eof be given by publishing this order one | month in the Litchfeld Sentinel and Litchfeld Bnqui- Ter, two week. klysnewspaperspu published nearest the place where such estate is so in settlement. and by posting copy of the same on the sign post in said Cornwall nearest, the residence of the Assigno and doth further order that Said hrHstees send by mail t0 eyer5 known creditor iohsaldE estate living without this District no- tiee of tha1 times of tho meeting of5athe Com missloners on said estategL .beyo2ag& han 8
 Certified from Record, >a4xaa
 THEODORE KELLOGG, Clerk, 3o | All persons indebted to said Beeman or the late firm of M. 8. Beeman & Co.,, are requested to make immediate payment to 3,5 ;. cal 9GaA. I sslo4o JOHN R. HARRISON ..; . .ao s' ,ss9xa ton HEART 3cBr GRAVES, fN s'H $s
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
E aNfln A0pertisfi1rellts.
BAD BR FAD :!

{ soR good bsead and biscuit use Prof. Horse- pnrmical Baking Powders tor cake. biscnIt .Sc
 For sale Tt sa ID. McNEIL & CO.'S. :
 IiaEoE T ! bS .diTe
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
-Dr.s. & Fitoh's Family Physician

q eUf. 5. 5. F1tohs Family Physioian.
 New Edition. Much enlarged, 2 90 pages. with most valuable additions, sent free to any address. Write to Dr. s. s. FITCH, TIA Broad way, New York. A@
 Dr. $. S. Fitch will be at the Tontine Hotel, New Haven, saturday Jan. 8, 1869, and every 2d Saturday after from 8a. m. until D. m. consultation free. AS ',sr r3HYBS Dr. s. s. Fitch successfully treats all ichron- ic disease of all or any part of the human sys- tenn. '"-1 "'':i@F 2nI fl s13ije17lie fa,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19

A T Court Of Probate holden { at Sharon
 ~ within and for the Districti2 Sharon on the 18th day of Aug. 4. D. 1863. r,.
 Present. .lzscheus w Bissell, Judge i'8, a- 9n motion of Charles, Sears, administratcE on the estate of Israel Camp, late of sharon, in said district deceased, this ooarte doth decree that six months from thedate hereof be ail0vsi ed and limited to the .credito.s of said estate to present. their claims against the same to the said admin nistrat Or. and doth direct said Ads ministrator to give public notice thereof by ad- rvertlsing in newspaper printed in Litchield, E., and on a public sign post in said town of Sha1- on nearest the last residence of said deceased. u A Certi6ed from Reeord,i oas agof
 lI9 SwssD oIs ano CHAE. E. SEDGWIgK, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
aONEY25 CENTS
FOR CHILDREN TEITA[NG

The Great Qaieting 'Rsme5y tor CkszdvsS.
 Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON OUSs DRUG sure to Regulate jtks Bosssls; oallays all Pain ;; correctso aAcidity of the
 Stomach makes seek and ceak children
 STRONG, and HEALTHY; cures Wind Colie,
 Griping, Inflammation of the. Bowels, and all complaints arising from the effects of aTeething. Call for K4osker Baslsys Qssss'ss
 Syrup, and take no other, and you are safs.
 Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med acine@sa aDd o8 soidu staJ2 eif7 Id
 ,,.5g .5g'.A RICHARDS, oN New! ;! r rondon. csnn. .q ,1,3 nj a9'A i'' Agent for the Tnited States. ''o1 ah1 -GiwCte. at ts0 TsaGa -ugma-sss bm [ a..- -....ae ..-. Z. -,....
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-08-19
.s USE, THE BEST.

boxGs USE THE E. T r-HE1SsT-. t1 SssT- II d9id7 ,1oi9TsdJ i19TGq TO y-gG. 1ad i0sqe5 na sbb1Awgg fe@saJt 4sEsE- Giag d yam s@GJa ofJ f9rdw yj .5&f9 hGr' 70 )hIq ha8 oTlsn 9al a-iT .a3;AfSi5 h!iw Ge9Is9o! .sIica 70 s5TEs3ll4GsG oim9do a~t fO nc..a,..sa5Ua -o ;.sy,aaG % ajGDa1G sF. ',sat E-G -'nsm anIs3noo yJi5aagg eG. oEiG oe4 ri9 .eEi
 .s9ai9Bg !" q96G=5 TO Tsra,sa raRat ZuA < DAB aA91q 1a72 ECa 1'ao 20 iss ! ,qGias l.ss 2iiea vs ...',. |. .-scIv 5rlE noticed Gi .. .-.,,. ... rs.i .i..Ao 10 . assTgfci ,gfa4ys 2 --4a eta {, tsl 4o .7oa