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OFFICES ADAMS ST.

We warn all who may have any form OF
w these diseases TO waste no more pre-
eious time the days and weeks which bear
them steadily be- Ond the reacn OF human
adm tax ng into the stonach the hurtfal
OF whatever nsmes. that have
deceived thousan > before you; waste no
more time IN depiortng yDur condition., nor
In watching the progress Of some or your
humble who may be Xperimenttng, but
thousands thrOugnOut the entire country
who hav- tried the Puncoss Ne10 Mode Of Cure
with entire success after ali Others proved
useless
Important C5HUHnairdtioH from t0eU-k1oBn CHI.
ems trho hare Aadfe true trtnt Of thfs
Rdh0nH Pan n MedteafiOH.
MEMPHIS. TEsN., June I, 1870.
We, the ung ersigned. before we placed o =
SEW 3 undo d Jerome PancOSt's trea meEt
for the cure % Catsr n nd aIt etIOns OF the
Lungs, had fuHy come 20 the conclusion that
there was no remedy or mode Of med cation
for the eur , of these complaint IN which
We could place aay reasonable amount OF
cJnhden q, we had O. o long beeI 4 Ouled TO
disap Otntnt Mt and We are fully conh-
de { this apIniOn Is large y shared In by
nearly every per or suffering rom these
dangerous cases OF maladies.
Having been ~suhjecs 10 IN Sc most annoy
ing and pstniul diseases Tor a number .
years before we began DR.. PanCOSt's treat
meut, notwi we made use OF e =
eryth1ng We hsd heard recommended, as
We'll as had the advice and attention
Of some OF the most eminent physteians. but
derived 40 benefits whatever hom their
treatment. We ieel that We ca Ia no way
better serve the cause OF suffering humanity
than to publicly bear our testimony to the
permanent relief we have obtained from this
rational plan OF medication.
We can, win entire confidence,
DR.. PaDcOst and his New System Of practices
10 all WhS desire "a SPEEDY and RADICAL
cure. knowing hia to be not only a rsgu-
larry educated physician and honorable gem
tleman. but one IN whom the afflicted ear
rely with entire confidence
II II. MEETE, prOarfetor OF the WalI.known
and extensive Wholesale Liquor mouse,
No I64 Front street.
J. 81. RICE, the popular and reliable Police
0fdcer-residence Chelsea.
GEORGE HERBER@, JR., $40 Front street.
MASOS MCDEHMOTr, elmer Hou.e, cor
neT Second and Washington
VIM. A. ECkERLY. Of the wsli-kroWn Gro
Gerry and COmmis lon House of Eekeriy n
Co., corner Union and Front ttrsets.
Tins is the sea-On when CutdTrh and Throat
diseases advance most rapidly into Bron-
chiJls and Consumption, and when all dis
eases Of the breathing organs are most az
graYated-and yet 3 period more favorable
1or treatment IA We may again expect for
many months.
Can Immediately for examfnatfon II posi-
BILE 10 do so, otherwise write for a List OF
Questions, as the treatment can be success
fully conducted az home, under my Instruo-
tfOns, wherever the patient may be. Address
JEROME PANCUST, MD.
g. Adams street, between second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn. tyu
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EXTRA! EXTRA!
Special Adyantagss.--SIiH Greater Redue-
ti0ns in Our
LAMA LACE SHAWLS.

The remainder of our stock on hand in
the above class of goods will be offered at
a mEeh less price than during the season.
We propose to sell each and every num-
Der from invoice at first cost of importa-
ton, and feel positive that our prices are
lower than any house inthe city.
Parties in want of Lace Points should
not fail to examine Our stock and prices.
A. SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main street, opp. Court Square.
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Railroad Time Tables.

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
rains Will run daily as follows:
ARRIVES: LEAVES.
600 pm. : so 8.m
90 PAN. 1870 pm.
Ferryboat will leave the wharfboat, loot of
Union street, daily at 6 30 AIN.
3. Z. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
3. p. ROBSON, Asst Sup'G.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol
omew q Allen. No. 5 West Court street.
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BLACK and fancy grenadines at a saeri-
fee, at b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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SEPARATING ~c0TToN-eIM.
COTTON CROP OF 1870

nAN be gathered In the boTl-huIIs. leaves,
u staEaa and all The drop cotton and IN
boIls can be saved
TEE sEPAKATrNG COfToE-9N viii save all,
and g1n it out cleaner, less cut. and less
napDed lint than can be made from the same
field in the usual way, By the best Z nov
IN use. M
81 Send for circular.
DOWDALL, PAGE a Co, st. Louis, No,
tl6 Sole Makers.
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THE fruit season is at hand, and the
Mason jars, with porcelained cap, is the
best to put up any kind in. There is no
part to corrode, and can be used a num-
Der of years. Discount to the trade.
fr1.y %. +. PRESCOTT & CO., o
SIX Sole Agents, 40 Jefferson street.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ARRIVES


An. ?. N. Memphis & Louisville LAM. p. N.
II. All points North and
HS0il2s30i East Twice daily ----~ zsb $50
Memphis & Louisville R.
l23Q R-way maIlS.-.---- 4.B
Memphis q Charleston r.
r. All cities East & south
$50 and way mails...-.... $3.50
Miss. a Tenn. r. R. All -
u:l5l cities South and way mall I'D
Memphis & Little Roek r.
i2s00 r.. daily except Sundays 500
Mississippi river 70 Hele-l
500 ma and Friar's Point, daily iOsoo
Miss. river 10 Vicksburgi tN
l~tri-weekly, on Mondays,
500 Thursdays and Saturdays. 9aO0
Miss. river to st. Louis
Isemi-veekly, on Mondays
500 and ThursdayS------.-...t 9:o
White river emi-weeklyM
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mondays and Frtdays-- $500
Arkansas river, tri-week-i
ny, Mondays, Wednesdays.
500 and 500
Memphis to Marion, ARK,
I~trf-Weekly, on Mondays,
1880 Wednesdays and Fridays 1850
Memphis 90 Cubs, Tenn,
1850 weekly, Friday--------.. 1850
memphis to Byhalia and
Olive Branch, Miss semi-
600 weekly, Tues. q FrldaysI $50
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FOR COUNTY REGISTER.

COUNTY RFGlSTER-SAML A. TAYLOR
I Is a candidate for UOunty Register. JyE
COUNTY RFGISTER-I am a candidate for
- County Register. Election nrst Inurs-
day in August Uel6l JNO bkoWN.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT MID. DIV.
Judge SUPREME COURT MIDDLE DIVI-
j srov-We are authorized TO ~nnOunc Z.
TTHEEY as a candidate for Judge Of the Su-
p.zme Court nom the Middle DIVISION. M
JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.
TUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN DI-
=, yIsIoS.-In response to the published caIl
a members Of the Bar In various counues OF
East Tennessee, and numerous solicitations
OF friends, I hereby announce myself as q
candidate for the Bench OF the supreme
OG myls me JAS W. DEADRICK.
TUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN d.
II vrsro~ We are authorized and requested
- announce Hon. 7. A r. NELSON as a can
dfdate for Supreme Cour Judge rom the
eastern Division. The election IS 20 De held
On the first Thursday in August and Two
Judges from each Of the three DIVISIONS Of
the State are to be elected. myS
FUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN d.
j yIsIOS.-B he Voters Of Teanesee: 1 am 8
candidate from the Eastern Division Tor
Judge Of the Supreme Court OF the state OF
Tennessee, and request your votes al the
election Ia August next. respectfully
7. NIXON VAN DYKE
Athens, 10th May, 1879 myls
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.


Regular saturday Packet nom Memphis TO
WittSburg.
:. c. DAY ...--........----..G q Everdon, master
J.. Z. Marshall. clerk and pilot.
This elegant light-draf steamer IT,
will leave EVERY SATURDAYR
evening, ats o'clock, for all nsvigable points
on the st. Franc river. Jy9
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lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.

.afefs s8 afI3
Jet Bracelets, Jet Necklaces,
Jet Sets,
Jet Hair bands, Jet Hairpins,
Jet Sleeve-buttons, ETC., etc,
Latest styles, at
J. ROESCHER & CO.'S,
Jet Palace, 32S Main Street.
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B. LowESsTEIS & Bros. have made a
reduction on their entire stock of staple
and fancy dry goods. Ladies wishing to
buy bargains this week in either domestic
or fancy goods, should not tail to call at
B. Lowenstein & Bros. before purchasing.
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To THE COUNTRY DELEGATIoN.-You
are.requested to meet at the County Court
room this morning at 10 O'Clock precisely.
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MEMPHIS CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
..- ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Mail-------. ......---.-------. $50 pm. l0:45 am.
Junction s~ccommodat'n- S:i5 an. $50 pm.
Someryme sccommod'n- 9;I5 AM. 4:i0 pm.
Freight, with coach az
10 pm. 6.UU am.
Ticket ONCE, rs Main St, cor. south Court.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
a. ARRIVES: LEAVES:
Day Express~--.~a--.--.l2:b pm. 4:o0 am.
Night xpress.....-.......-.. 4:e0 am. lao PIN.
Brownsville AccoIn....... 3 80 am. 5.l5 .. m.
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. Depot at bead Of Main street. Ticket
Office 2sL Main St, one door north Jeffe son.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: ray
New Orleans Mail, daily 2:5 pm. l2:@ pm
Express, daily ------.-.... S:30 am. 1880 b m
Freight, daily exceptSun-
Depot at foot of Main street. Ticket office,
2S7% Main street, one door north of Jefferson.
A. {. LIYERMORE, Gen1 Supt.
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Clash. II. BRooM.-.Lsssee and Pronrtefor
EUGENE +. GoRMAN---Actin Stage MANAGE
Prof FRANK ARNOLD Leader of Orchestra
EBTHIS STANDARD VARIETY THEA.
TER Is open the year round with a powerful
and talented corps Of male and female art
ISIS, presenting each evening q programme
replete with mHsic, mirtb and melody.
admission, BE; Private Boxes, IS. apz7
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All jet Goods bought in nay establish
ment viii be repaired without charge.
J.. RoESCHER, Jeweler.
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LADIES' let iEwELsY
LATEST Z L

2 al8al - Latest STYLES, taI y >
Al J. ROEsCHERas JET PALACE,
. 32S MAIN STREET.
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BANKRUPT SALE.


Largest variety lace points, laees, dress
goods, silks, house furnishing goods, ETC.,
way down in price. To satisfy yourselves
call early at the Southern Palace, 3S2 Main
street.
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Gen. Anderson, ST. Francis, Pat Cleburne
RIVERS, WEATHER, BUSINESS, n
The river at this point is rising slowly,
and Is about twenty-four feet below high
water mark. Our dispatches give the
latest news from all points above. The
Arkansas is falling, with eight feet to
Little Rock. Yesterday was the hottest
dav Of tha saasOp ~ far
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25

WARRzN. "A Barn belonging to Mr liar. men Hall was struck by lightning and burned last Friday afternoon. It contained four or five tons of hay. No insurance.
 The mail from this place leaves in tue morning instead of at night as it has here. tOf0re, which necessitated the lying over night of our mail matter in the New Pres ton office.
 -Rumor has it that the "Refreshment House" is about to change hands.
 We would suggest as motto for the committee who were to put stop to the liquor business, ''Shoo fly don't bother me. ."-HeraId
 There is quite an excitement over the change of the mail route from New Preston as per orders from Washington. The most excited individual is the mail carrier him- self who is obliged to travel over three thousand miles every year for three years without any compensation. He has to come twice a day now instead of once. He has got up petition and it is signed by several of the citizens.-Senfinel.
 DEATH OF A RATTLEsNAKE. Frank John- son killed large rattlesnake in Burrells Mountain, Barkhamsted. measuring three feet two inches, with six rattles, last Sun- day night, while after the cows.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25

 All but seven miles of the Air Line rail
 road are graded; but the grading of that
 seven miles will cost more than the gra-
 ding of the whole Valley road from Hart ford to the mouth of the river. In a sin gle mile there are yiandacts, costing $4O0, ,000 each.
 ma named Joseph Gibbs, while slight. ly intoxicated, was run over, Monday after. noou, on the Housatonic railroad. between
 Lenox Furnace and Lee. He thought he would see how near he could stand to the track without being run over. The consolidation of the New York and New Haven, Hartford and New Haven ,and the Shore Line railroads is proposed; fol which existing laws would seem to give them an opportunity. Meetings of the stockholders of the respective companies are to be held for that purpose. OH the 7th of September.
 When Wilson. the murderer of Captain
 Willard, was arrested by Chief of Police
 Beach and Constable Church, he offered
 them thousand dollars to permit him to
 escape. Last week, Wilson wrote an UT.
 gent letter to Beach, imploring him to
 come up and see him. Had ~Beach gone,
 he would probably have been the victim
 instead of Willard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
DIED.

In this village, Aug. 23d. Sarah E., youngest daughter of Frederick D. ani Sarah l.. McNeil, aged IA months.
 At Salisbury, Conn, ,on Wednesday, Aug IF, Mrs. Wilhema A. Reid, wife of Rev Adam Reid, D. D., aged 5S years.
 In Watertown, Aug. 17th. Smith M French, aged 61 years.
 At Winsted, Aug. 15, Harry Bates, son of Henry B. and Emma J. Winchell, aged one year and twenty-four days.
 In Plymouth, August 4, Mrs. David War ner, aged 75 years.
 At North Norfolk, August 13, Ulysses H. youngest child of John and Della w. Gin. gell, aged one year and one month.
 At her residence at 1883 Seventh Avenue New York city, Aug. 16. Miss P. R. Bron son, M. D., aged e3years, formerly of Win sted.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25

WoMAN's SUFFRAGE CONVENTION. The State Woman Suffrage Association of Con necticut, will hold their first annual meet. ing ct Hartford on Wednesday, September 7th. It is very important that every mem Der of the society should be present to con- sider proposed changes in the constitution and new methods of prosecuting work Public meetings, of which further notice
 will be given as the time approaches, will be held during Wednesday and Thursday, and it is earnestly deslred that men and women from all parts of the State should attend these meetings, whether they favor or oppose woman suffrage, and, if they choose, participate Tn the deliberations. Our chief reliance for speakers will be up- on citizens of the State, and any one de. sirous of speaking on either side of the question, is requested to communicate early with the chairman or the executive com. mittee. The officers of the society are as follows:-
 President. N. J. Burton, Hartford. Vice Presidents. Dr. Cummings, Middietown; Brig. Gen. B. s. Roberts, U. 8. A., New Haven; Mrs. H. B. B, Stowe. Hartford; Rev. Wm. l.. Gage, Hartford; John Hooker, Esq, Hartford; Rev. Olym- pia Brown, Bridgeport.
 Secretary. F. E. Burr, 788 Main St., Hartford.
 ITeasGrer.-Mr. Wm. B. Smith, Hart ford.
 Erecutive Commi1ee. Mrs. John Hooker, Chairman, Hartford; Mrs. Marshall Jewell, Hartford; Mrs. Thomas Elmes. Derby; Mrs. J. G. Parsons, Hartford; Miss Emily Man ming, M. D., Hartford; Mrs. Wm. B. Smith, Hartford; Charles Atwater, Esq, New Ha- ven; Ward Cheney, Esq, Manchester; Mrs. Frank Cheney, Manchester,
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
News of the Week
FOREIGN.

FOREIGN.
 FrGncs-Bazaine is now Commander-in- Chief, and the name of the Emperor is scarcely mentioned in the Corps LegisldtD. The Pope has offered his mediation. Pfalsbourg has cspitulated.
 EngIGnd. Thirty lives have been lost by an explosion in Lancashire coal mine. CGaad0.-A terrible confagration has occurred in the woods. many dwellings be- ing burned with loss of life.
 DOMESTIC.
 Most of the prisoners taken by the mili- tary authorities of North Carolina have been liberated by the civil authorities. A survey of the famous Blossom Rock in San Francisco Harbor shows the full depth of water required.
 Six incendiary fires have occurred in Troy within two days.
 A fire in Chicago, lately, destroyed six dwelling houses.
 Admiral Farragut's funeral took place in Portsmouth, N. H., on Wednesday. The steamship Florida was seized by the United States Marshal, on the 1lth, for alleged violation of the neutrality laws. There were not less than fourteen stab- hing cases in New York City, on the night of the 11th.
 q coIored State Senator has been nomi- mated for Congress in Whittemore's Dis trict in South Carolina.
 A Committee of North Carolinians is in Washington, to lay the actual facts con- cerning the political condition of that State before the President.
 Gold has gone down to 115.
 A hoax was started, last week, to the ef- feet that Commodore Vanderbilt had been smitten with paralysis.
 The civil service estimates are $16, 5000, 900 Iess. for 1871, than for 1870.
 The Cambria beat the Idler in the yacht race at Newport. Thursday.
 Thirty men of the Big Horn Expedition have returned to Camp Brown, Wyoming Territory.
 Ex-Gov. Seward is in Cheyenne. The Dakota Indian tribes have signed a treaty of peace among themselves. Two lives have been lost by collision in the Detroit River.
 The new Temperance party in Massachu- setts has nominated Wendell Phillips for Governor.
 The Temperance Party os New York have nominated Myron H. Clark for Governor. Eight men have been seriously burned by an explosion in a Pennsylvania coal mine.
 One man was killed and another wound cd m an encounter with burglars in Bing- hamtOn, N. Y., last week.
 The American Science Convention is in session in Troy. N. Y.
 It is rumored that the English Mission has been rendered to ex-Senator Wade. The bodies of two of the burglars who murdered Merrick in Binghamton. on Wednesday, were found in the Chenango River.
 The Young Mems Christian Association is breaking up the gambling houses in Saratoga
 Merchants are shipping grain from San FnncisCo tO New York over the Pacific Railway.
 The corn crop in Virginia this year will be the most abundant since the war.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25

WY ANTED Agcnts-to sell the Home
 w Shuttle Sewing Machine Price. $25. It makes the ''Lock Stitch" ,"-alike on both sides-and is the only licensed underIeed Shuttle Machine sold for less than S6O Li- censed by Wheeler & Wilson, Grover Baker and Singer & Co.,. All other under Shuttl e Machine sold for less than $60 are infringe ments, and the seller and user liable to pros ecHtion. Address Johnson, Clark & Co, Bos-
 ton, Mass. Pittsburg, Pa., Chicago. H., or St. Louis. Mo-, II 3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
MARRIED.

In Winsted, August 1, at the residence of the brides parents, by the Rev. MT. Cooley, Henry N. Vinton, of Southbrldge, Mass, and Mary E., daughter of N. s. Wilson, Esq.
 At the parsonage, Canton Centre, July 5, by the Rev. MT. Gardner, Frederick Brown, of Canton Centre, to Mary Elton, of New Britain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
NEWSPAPER
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 and systematically in such way that is to the largest amount of publicity for the least expendi ture of money"
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
STATE ITEMS.

Bridgeport pays SIPS per cwt for ice. Senator Williams is recovering.
 A girl of 15 eloped at Pine Orchard, last week
 Inc New Haven Nevs calls for new Op- en House.
 The corner stone of new church at Wcst Haven, was laid on the 16th.
 WaIlingford has e 80, 900 school house nearly completed.
 Bishop Brovnell's widow died at New York, Wednesday, aged SS.
 A boy was drowned in New Britain, ThzEsday.
 The Connecticut Catholic prelates have returned from the Ecumenical.
 Hon. R. D. Hubbard, of Hartford, has sailed for EurOpe.
 Another passenger on the boat from New Haven to New York has been robbed. The First Congregational Society of New London are to have $7,5OO organ. Partial returns indicate e gain of 5000 m the old town of Middletown.
 The convict Wilson, who murdered War den Willard, will probably be tried in September.
 S Kanueks passed through New Haven. oa Fndzy morning, to join the Papal ZouMxe4.
 A valuable quarry of red granite has been found on the farm of ex-Judge Me CaRdy, ak Old Lyme.
 The New Haven Horse cars to Hamilton Park collected 5000 fares, one day last week.
 Ths fellow implicated in the notorious Woodbridge abortion murder, is said to be hAneing about that place.
 A BEidgepoEt Methodist minister has been de1Ouncing operatic music. John Wesley made mistake, then, when he ob- lecfea to leaving the devil all the best snneA
 The contract for the new Stamford town huuss has been let for BIO, 900 for the ma. sumxy: $Sl, 300 for the carpenters work; and the whole will cost $1OO. 1000.
 The attendance at the Milford camp meeting hns been quite large. The mum. ber present on Thursday, was about 2. .0OC people and fifty ministers.
 BsEiGmin Moves has been very ill, but is Eee0seKing. Had matters taken the other tam. there wouldn't have been any body lel1 in New Haven to object to any thing.
 Several persons destroyed about $1. .5O( wuEsh Of dressed stone intended for the nsw CakhOlic church in Danbury, last week, bg chipping of the corners.
 Won't they catch it, if there is Purga. tssJf
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
New Milford House.

The undersigned desires to inform the public
 that having taken the hotel known as the New
 Milford House and having refurnished the same
 that he is now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him with call with all the convenience of irst-class Hotel, and at reasonable rates. Bar, Billiard Rooms, Livery and Sale stables att
 tached to the premises. Also, Carriages and
 Wagons for sale.
 ALBERT ANSON. New Milford, Ct., April list; 1870. 6m*
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25
ORDER OF NOTICE.

LYDIA c. WHITNEY,
 pS. ORDER OF NOTICE ORRIN WHITNEY,
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT, Litchfeld County, ss.
 Litchfeld. August 18th, 1870. TPON THE PETITION OF THE O said Lydia c. Whitney, praying for reasons fore the Superior Court in and for said County oi Litch6eld, to be held on the third Tuesday ot September, A. D. 1870 It appearing to- and be- ing found by the subscribing authority, that the known to the petitioner, and is absent from this State-gone to parts unknown:
 Therefore, Ordered, That notice of the pen dency of said petition be given by publishing this printed in Litchfeld in said County, three weeks successively, commencing on or before the 18th day of August, A. D. 1870.
 20-w3 VIM. l.. RANSOM, Clerk
 of the Superior Court for Litchfeld County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-08-25

CATARRH.-If your head, nose or throat are filled with & burdensome mass of mucus. either dry or moist, thin or thick, white or yellow, and your eyes swollen and heavy, your head feeling all through it, resulting from Catarrh, use Dr. J BRIGGs Allevantor. The mucus will be immediate ly discharged from the head, nose and throat, the eyes brighten and sparkle with delight; the head feels natural again, all pain has fled. and life is once more desirable
 CORNS !-Who has not suffered from Corns Bunions, Ingrowlng Nails, Chillblains, Tendei Feet &c., &c.? Briggs Curative is certain rem edy for all Feet Diseases. Sold by Druggists Sent by mail 60 cents.
 Sold by Wessels Gates, Litchfeld, Conn.
 DIR. J. BRIGGS & CO.,, Proprietors, Newark, N. J.