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Delaware tribune, and the Delaware state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1877-18??, 1877-10-11

involve them; and that tho oompapy Is,
from whatever point Of view. bound to
inss1ee some Arrangement With them, even
it il does MOI nay cab, none Of
the shippsxs :. expect An instant
settlement. but thew hold-and With rea-
sou-that an srransament of some kind
should be made but The COMPANY will do
uothino. The merchsnta ofFered TO allow
the comnanv Ia nrasant their claims with
its own a0sinst kiiaohsrv .o,rtv 70 n,
woold msynntee rsymsnt w;.h;n two
yesrs Int the comnany voria nj aorae IN
}bis. There IL come tslk AZ ! comrrom;se
hut most Of the ms,chsnts taYnr the
bringing NJ ;mmed;sta su;ts Tbov cer.
tainlY have not been treated f.;rlv Nv The
comnanv y
Two new n,.vs iii. YAH no,o;os,,t,s
COMEDY az sM.tr;.os" aons nj tho
Museum IL A vastlv s1rns;ro ,;sca mi, of
life, snartia and bvno, RI NJ Yort
naners Are e,c,c,.ima .hsrn.airs. ov.r ~
roIn,,s rsi;,s -.I,,a - H. W o,.i VIZ ~
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STEiMSHIP COMPANY SUED.
Former WilmingtOnian Claims
100000 Damages From The
American 4teapnAhlD ('Omnnny.

Former inGtOntAm Claims
100000 Damages From The
American Steamship Company.
Sinclair McCaulley, formerly of this
city, and well-known here, has brought
suit, in Philadelphia, against the American
Steamship Company, claiming $50,
damages for alleged forcible dentention of
the plaintiff by the defendants, both on
their steamship Illinois, and in an insane
asylum in Liverpool, England. The
declaration sets forth that Mr.. McCaulley
engaged passage on the 2Gth day of July,
1873, as cabin passenger, on the steam
ship Illinois, sailing from Philadelphia to
Liverpool, and belonging to the American
Steamship Company. After leaving this
port the plaintiff AYERS that Captain
shackford, OF the Illinois, and his
subordinates, instead of assigning
him to the saloon state room
he had engaged, forcibly detained him, and
locked him up in an Objectionable part of
the vessel during the entire voyage, and on
the arrival of the Illinois in Liverpool still
deprived him of his liberty, and forcibly
took him to an insane asylum in the latter
city, where he was locked up for sixty
days. The plaintiff further AYERS that this
''enNiheAs AoS pSSil HiJiilouh W hls lehliIl
and peace of mind, and has deprived him
of the opportunity of collecting the So, 900
in money owed to him by a Liverpool
firm, which otherwise he could have
collected.
Captain Shackford states that McCauley
took passage on his ship, and when but a
day or two out he showed evident signs of
insanity. The ships surgeon examined
him aud pronounced him insane, and he
was confined in the largest saloon
state-room on the ship, all movable
furniture being taken out to prevent
him injuring himself, and man
being detailed to watch and wait
upon him exclusively. Upon arrival at
Liverpool, in accordance with the English
law, he was examined separately by two
physicians, both of whom pronounced him
insane, and on their certificate he was
committed to an institution for the insane.
Captain Shackford stated yesterday that
he had not yet been informed of any legal
proceedings in the case.
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II ENT JURORS.
The Petit Jurors Drawn for the
October Term of COurs

Tne Eettt Jurors Drawn for the
October Term of COurs.
The following is the list of petit Jurors
for the October term of the Superior
Court and Court of General Sessions of
the Peace and Jail Delivery for Kent
county, commencing October 22d:
Duck Creek Hundred Benjamin
Donoho, Samuel Taylor, Josiah d. Evans,
James Startling.
Kenton Hundred - Samuel Williams,
Andrew Moore, Stephen Minner.
Little Creek Hundred-John s. Rowan,
Isaac M. Denney.
East Dover Hundred-Joshua D..
Wharton, William d. Webb, Samuel
uufnal.
West Dover Hundred-John ID. Kersey,
Abraham Pearson.
North Murderkill Hundred-Joseph S.
Burohenal, Isaac Gooden, Levi Sturner.
South Murderkin Hundred - James
Killen, John W. Cooper, Thomas Killen,
John Allen.
Niispillion Hundrod-John II. Meriken,
Jesse B. R, Miller, George w. McNatt,
James Ii. Wrotcn.
Milford Hundred - Isaac II. Jester,
Listen A. Houston, John s. Houston,
William Twigg.
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disorders Fruptions of the skin the appearances
on the surface Of humors hat should be eIpelled
from the blood Internal dsranRemen ts are the 40.
organ. or organs whose action they dsrauss, and
Whose substance they disease and destroy, AYKR'1
When they are gone. the disorder. they produce
Kidneys. Lungs. Eruptions and Ernptive Diseass 81
b. pn Sisn' ~ Anth1nys Fire Rose Or EriPsa..
and Salt Rhsum, scAld Head, Rinsworm, Ulosrs
md nd Sores Rheumatism NsaralxiA. Pain In thu
ton and Debility. With their departure health re-.
PREPARED
DR j. U, AYR CO., LOWELL, MASS
Practical and Analytical Uhsm,sts
bold ~ AZ DruEGtsts and dsalers In Medicine
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A GARD.

early decay, &c will send receipt that vii curs
you. FkEE Of CHARGE. Thus Er... remedy was
a sef.addressed envelope to the Rev Josept 4.
lnmin, station ID. Bible House, New York City.
sep slreodkw
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RALTlMORE Il POTOMAC X. X.
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON THROUGH

~.
ON AND AFTER NOV. 97rH, 1875,
Trains will leave Wilmington in Connection with thu
Baltimore Potomac X. r. as follows;
Leave " uminkton LIS, A. H. Arrive Washington
6.lb A. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington h39, A. M Arrive Wnsh,pstou
IL %. p. NJ, city time
issve Wilmington ia.59 p. N. Arrive Washington
Leave Wilmington 1.26, p. NJ Arrive Washiustou
b9. p. NJ, city time.
Leave Wilmington g66 p NJ Arriva w.ahin~too
LBS p. NJ, city time.
RETURNING.
Leave Wsshinxton $40, A. NJ. city time. Arrive
leave Wellington is0. p. NJ, city time. Arrive
Leave Washington at b8O p M CITY TINA Arrive
Wilmington $50, p M.
Leave Washington g9O p, M. CITY Tina AYr,v,
wilmington i.53, A. NJ.
Local trains leave baltimore TOO q H. A M Ran
7l6, p. NJ Arrive WsshiDa ton sib ii m x NJ
b.I, 800. +. NJ. '' - A'''
;, Leave Washington 7s5. SIS, A. M, A2o, $50, 10,
Arrive baltimore 9ab ll3b. A. M, $40. ITO,
s-o, r. NJ GEO O. WiLKINs,
Ep,,,, ,,... Superintendent.
D N. BOYD JH.. General Pass Ax't jsnl-ly
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MAKYLAND DELAWARE RAIL ROAD
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY, NOV. a7th, /
Ayers Sarsaparilla,
FOR PURIFYING 1HE Rlnnn.

This compound Of the
vegetable alternatives,
Sarsspxrilla, ID o 0 {,
htillinxiA, and Man.
drake with the lodidep
Of Potash and Iron,
makes n most etfectuat
IRE Of . series Of
complaints which Ars
very prevalent and al.
flictinx. II puritieS
the blood, purxss out
the lurking huniors In
the system, that un-
der1nin1 health and
aaft]AinfntH,uhl.-n-.,~
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Thc WRynesburE Accident.

The following particulars of the
accident on the Wilmington IL Northern
railroad, Thursday night, are given by the
West Chester Local Ners There is an
archod culvuit, located about one mile
north of Waynesburg junction, and the
Hood had washed NIL the stone work away,
having the track hanging over the rushing
waters without n support. An the engine
WIS passing over il it cayoi in, when the
rear "nd of the engine, the tender, and the
front end OF tho first car
dropped iuto thu Ei,f, and the engineer,
AMOS Peacock, was killed, and the fireman,
jOHaph Griffith, was scalded, and received
q wound in his side. The engineer was
buri' ] beneath the raging waters, aud was
firIaly Lul4 between the engine aud tender.
". vas not found for about five hours.
NJ tir;tnh was found lying fifty yards
a. "u tie stream iils u.hle.
4, nNhman Of Bombay, named Adams,
~. 'tsd . H"h'r battery, consisting ui
,,>,, ID Hmnii mirrors so arranged
I',,. p. 'u9 iIr sdn's rays upon d!
p, rri,.,r y, ii"r and generate steam in
,,li,t,. min, rt's. Mr.. Adams CON
,ls ,a cas-. ~ tLe same means,
a.. f., ,.,,c heat enough 10 drive Tie !s@sest
spinning mill in Bombay.
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Kallrpaa Elnss.

PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE X. X.
JUNE 10TH, 1877.
Train! will leave Wilmington - follows for
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations d40, 6A
$40, 800, 1000, Am. 40, A31. 7.3o. a4S, y. N.
Phi!sdslpha and New vorh. an, af. g. m. last,
l2A, SD, p. m.
Baltimore aud intermedistA stations. s.3s a. m.
baltimore and Washington. LOS, s.3s =. m. l2h,
l269, 5.Oa, 9.b6, p. m.
Trains Tor Delaware Division, leave for
Rev CASTLE, 500, SD $50, a. M, t.N. $50. n.
HARRINGTON ABd intermediate Stxtonb, W. 30
Q. M, Go, D. m.
DslmN ana intermediate Stations. 500. $40. 4. m
AUrDAY TRAINS.
Phitadephia And intermediate stations. $40. =. N
800, dO, so, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York. a0 T. m.
baltimore and Washington. Los. =. H., a6, p. m.
For further information passengers arc rsfarrui "a
fha tima nbias posted Ut the depot
NH lily Il. y. KINNEY. Superintendent
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Speftal 4pttfes.
DR.. VAN DYKES SULPHUR SOAP
Or. Records Essence Of Life

Restores Tn. vsor of youth to the most sha'tsrs
constitution IN weeks frem whatever cAuss arising.
Failure impossible. Beware Of advertisers who offer
so.calbd Free Prr,criptions TINT arc useless and
finally prove rcnously expensive Whatever has merit
must cost fair pst,. 50 per case Sent by express
anywhere Sola Agent, DIR. JOSEPH JAtp ] KS,
7Uaisnrsity Place. ksw York. Druggists supplied.
~ Iay
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NH A NGE OF TIA INYs
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
WILMINGTON d NORTHERN II. ".
On and after MONDAY, JULY 2sd. 1877, train,
will run as foowa:
iioipg Eorthward. Qoiux Southwark
CONNECTIONS

Al wilmington With trains on the PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington Baltimore railroads
AZ ghaddl Ford With trains on B ORR.
AtCoAteHvills with trains on PennsyIvaniA kR
At Readin& with trains on Phiixdslphia 1 RsAdins
Lebanon Valley, and East Pennsylvania r r.
with ali tryins.
, Hereafter trains will arrive and depart to and from
Nv y; u depot, in Wilmington, instead Of
, j. H. THOMPSON,
eAu General SupSFiutAn daut
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&. F. HgNkSI.'s BITTER WINE OF
IRnN


Tnis tralf y,luao!s tonic has osen 80 thoronshl.
tested by all clAsses Of the community that II IL
Goomet Indispensable as Tonic medicine. 1t costs
hHt little, Lurihes this blood and gives tons to the
stonaeh, fsnovstss the system, and proionxs life
Everybody should nave II. For the cure Of Veal
stonachs General Debility. Indigestion Dissssen Of
the stomach, and for ell requiring tonic Thlr
TiRe neudos thu most agreeable and sfs rst of
iron We possessCitrate Of Magnetic OXIDE combined
With the most energetic OF vegetable tonics-stloS
Peruvian Bark.
Do you want something TO strengthen !ou'
Do Jon want good Appetitef
Do you want TO get rid Of nsrveouEnsssf
Do you want ensrgyf
Do you want 10 sl.es we'll?
Do you want to buad up your constitution
Do you want to fool wsly
DO YOU want brisk and vigorous feelinxy
IRON.
only ask trial Of this valuable tonic.
Beware Of colnterfeits, ~ kunkels Bitter Wine Of
Iron il the only and eheotuAl remedy In the
known world for this permanent cure Of Dyspepsia
and Debility, and there number If limitations
offered to the public would caution the community
to PURCHASE pone but the genuine article, manufAc'
tursd BY Z. Y. Knntel and having his stamp on the
cork OF bottle. This very fact that othera
attempting initiate this valuable rsmsay, proves its
worth and speaks volumes In it's favor Sold only In vi
botlss. SOLD BY druggists and dssors everylvhers.
o;ice. a59 North Ninth stree PHILADELPHIA. Ia.
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PHILADELPHIA LETTER.
REVIEW OF PROM NENT TOPICS OF
fuaU.. Arh > pvRrH l

DPirisualists IN Court-The RIiss
rraaa - Opssin& Of the Medical
0eAe~ls-The United kaAor Party
~~a the District AssorneysAlp-TAc
Marsen AAhir-TAe Germantown
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RAilroasl
sers, &c. .. W
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WHERE TO BUY
IN
PHILADELPHIA.

Directory arranged for the convenience Of our
RsSdsrs-Cut this out.
TEDAR WATTS AND TANKS FOR BREWERS,
~ Dyers Chemists, Manufacturer and private
dwellings. GEO. J. BURkHARDT CO., But
tonwOOd street below Broad Philadelphia jss4sw
MARBLE WORKS, VAN GUNDEN YOUNG,
assortment d. Monuments. Work in Marble and
Granite s1quiaitsly executed at lowest prices.
apl3-&sw
DUBBER GOODS OF EVERY DESCKIP-
~ ton. Betting, Packing, Hose, Boots and Shoes
Clothing, DO. RICHARD IEVICK, SON Co
~ Chestnut street. Philadslphis Agents National
Rubber COMPANY. jeS-4sw
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Silks, Dress Studs, &f.
c COPPER T. c 0 N AR D,
Phi1ade1Phia.
We have q most complete stock IN colors,

Blacks, aud Fancies, at lower prices than
ever before.
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II Is an sxcsllsnt substitute for wine or brandy.
where Q stimulant Is needed.
One element Of the restorative power 81 Iron. =
medicine Is magnetic action and the electricity
Developed thereby. ,,.
For female WEAKNESSES u 10 . spsomo'
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Kent.

.2 The recent heavy rain caused the streams to overflow their banks, and roads were badly washed in places.
 Mir. W. Watson's wagon shop is rap. idly approaching completion. Such a shop is much needed in this village. and we are glad there is man in town that has Ego ahead" enough to erect one. Success to him!
 We have had sleighing since Tuesday last. fair to middling; cold for Spring; mercury down near zero Sunday morn ing.
 Many of our Freemasons attend ed the funeral of our much esteemed friend MT. Isaac Wedge, on Wednesday last, at Cornwall Bridge. The loss of MT. Wedge is deeply felt by all who knew him.
 -The dull times almost give the farm CTS the blues; Store bills to pey, and to- bacco selling at such low figures; tramps plenty. and potatoes ,searce.re
 The milk factory at Wassaic has stopped 40 farmers from bringing milk ]: slow sales, dull times. and neas scarce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
TO CORRESPONDENTS.

Being dssireus of giving every encouragement to Wsrsons favoring with local news make the fol- wing lions to regular and occasionzI corrss- 0ondsnss:
 1.-To eaeh regular correspondent sending items :ssa Ave so eSPiss sS Sf the Ena1irss CT saek peE6ks as e ydirect not already subscrbers Ws will ase pay ell postage on communications either prsfsrred. - @0'"A'e' 9.-To each regular correspondent sending items as s6o7 s.--To esehreaular eorrespondeut sending items as sften ssonse in four weeks we will send regular copy eff the Enqnirer and postage, as above.
 4.-RegdAaPd aPdorrespondents sending items less fre- Quently fhsR1uce simoRth will receive copy of the ider too few or of too little im D 0rtance, to warrant it's continuance 21 e9
 s.--Teregulsr and occasional correspondents extra opes Of the paper containing communicat1ons oi spe sial importance, will be sent on request, without charge.
 Local rslisbe sources in any part of the ounty will Do received with pleasure but we are par ieularly desirous of increasing our list of regular weekly and fortnighy correspondents, inplaces mot adequately represented in our columns; aud we hope also to hear from persons now furnishing only occa
 lnEournExENTs AND sUecEsrIoxs.
 Anonymous communications cannot expect publi- The names of correspondents will be kept strictly Communications of a personal nature will not be published. unless the propriety of such publication IS Aantkest. = Manuscriptshould be written only on one side of the paper. Regular correspondents avoid ali danger of hay the contrfbutions of others attributed to them by assnming signature, single letter being suh- sient. event. the fullest will usually be published Hence communications never come aniss. even from places regular correspondents since they often give valuable additional information.
 simple atatement of facts is al that Is necessary, and hastily written communications will be corrected before publication.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
NEWS OF rAEi WEEK.
T0RETGN

2 q. .ssz sNy
 The Turkish parliament met on Monday. The London Times speaks very distrust- ingly of American railroad investments.
 The British government propose amend. ments to tae Russian protocol regarding Turkish affairs, but Germany approves them as they stand.
 DOMESTIC.
 The Senate adjourned sine die on Sat- urday-
 The steamer Rusland from Antwerp went ashore at Long Branchs sbut all the passengers were saved. .e.
 New Hampshire went Republican, last week, by an increased majority on last years State election; the legislature is strongly Republican; and two out of three 4Congressmen are Republican. ~
 The New-York port charges have been decided unconstitutional. ~
 Ex-Secretary Morrill, has been confirm ed Collector at Portland, Me.
 The new elections proposed by Mir. Blaine and others in South Carolina and Louisiana are not favored by either party there.
 It is decided to call an extra session of Congress. E. -R gS4 aaA.,
 The contest over Commodore Wander bi.t's will has been given up and the mil lion that.ought to have gone to the law yers is divided among the heirs. Peter D. Sweeny has returned to New York. yfeaaa.e se sn The Committee on Tennessee's debt re- port in favor of reduction of 40 per cent Col. Ingersoll lectnred at Steinway Hall, last week, heartily approving President Hayess policy. .s.ag z-a.s s,
 The vacancy on the Supr. me Court bench will not be filled at present. Frederick Douglass has been appointed and confirmed Marshall of the District of Columbia. 7,ss-,
 Stanley Matthews has been nominated by tue Ono Legislative Republican cau- GUS to the United States Senatorship.
 Gen. Geo. B. Mcclellan has been nom- mated Superintendent of Public Works of the state of New York. 8li | A receiver has been appointed over the World Mutual Life Insurance Company of, New York.
 An advdnce in passenger rates between the East and West will be made soon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22

that will place the thousands of offices now monopolized by them ont of their reach. The new administration lis seri- ously attempting this very problem; and we hope that honest Northern Democrats will follow the representative Southern CTS of their party in giving an earnest as. we'll as an independent support to poli- cy which is remandiag the Carpet Bag gers and the Oamerons othessback-seats"
 they so richly deserve.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
L1roH11E1D CONN. March lst, 1877.


 MR. GEO. A. HICKox. EDITOR OF ''LITCHFIELD EN-
 oUIRER. b .t. ...E 4.
 Dear Sir.-I take this method of informing yeu' as well all others who read your paper that have this day reduced the prices all goods of my manu- teqtt!re> Twenty five, and some goods Thirty per per dog this spring sell the kind Iozsa &3 25 dog. All other goods marked down in the same pro- portion. No doubt you are well aware that Litch- field has the reputation of being dear place to trade in all kinds of goods. Now this may it may n ct, be rue one thing is certain, far it applies to Stoves, Tin ware, Lead Pipe, Pumps Iron sinks Hol low ware &c &c it shall not be true, but the trary it shall be true that the place to buy the above class of goods is in Ltehfed will be undersold by any one far or near.
 Now let my Brother Merchants across the street take the same stand (unless they have already done so) and then the prosperous days of years ago will return to old Litchfeld; streets will be filled with teams; our counters lined with customers.
 ESQ shall our barns be filled with plenty, and our purses burst out-wth new wine."
 Hoping that may soon see that time remain
 Yours Respectfully. 49w3 F.M.SANFoRD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
PROBATE ADVERTISEMENTS.

nIsTRICT OF wOoDBURY,ss ss. Probate Court, 0 March, 18th, 1877.
 Estate of William E. Woodruff, late of Woodbury in said District deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the Fistrct of Woodbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereo the creditors of said eatfo exhibit their claims for settlemept Those who neglect to present ther accounts properly attested within said time, ill be debarred arecovery. All iersons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM COTHREN. Adminis- 51ws RODERICK s. WOODRUFF, trators.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22

s'MY CoUGH SHAKES NE TO PIECES. '' gasps the victim of that distressing yisi :. atation.. Shake it of. then. with ..Hase's Honey sof Hor6bound and Iar.'' Any cough can be put to flight with that vo1- derful pectoral Elixir. Sold by all Drug gists. 'a.@s'f f3 5sssaa fe tssts st. hssi. aao
 Pike's Toothache drops cure in mn. ute 484w
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22

ABSTRACT OF LITCHFIELD ss. Probate Court. U March 10th, 1877. ,,-...'.''
 Estate of Anna Hogan; late of Goshen, in said dis trict, deceased. The Court of Probate tor the District of Lichfeld hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereo for the creditors of said estae represented n solvent in which exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Charles Adams and Watts H. Brooks, commissioners to receive and examine said claims
 Certified by GEO. M. WOODRUFF, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of said Adams, in said Ltcnfed the 4th day of April and the 10th day of SeptembeR 1877, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon each of said days for the purpose of attending the business of said ap- pointment.
 CHARLES ADAMS, ! Commis- .- WATTS H. BRooKs,) sioners.
 All persons indebted to said estate are requested make immediate payment to @A 4~-A Awsn ORLANDO PERKINS, ExecutUr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
AUCTION SALEl

THE subscriber will sell at Public Auction, at his field, Tuesday, March 2T 1877, at 10 o'clock a. m the following describe property, viz: Mare years od pair Oxen years old Cows, Calves, Hogs Hens, Bees. dc. Also Wagon, Buggy, Jumper Sleigh. Sin gle Harness, Cart. Chains, Cultivator Harrow, and other Farming tools. Also Dairy utensils and other articles.
 VIM. T. MARSH. Litchfeld, March 19, 1877. 5lw1
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
Every ,nyaIld snouId .Knou ,t.

The reports from all parts of the country confirm the statement that Dr. Cages great vegetable remedy called MEDICAL WONDER" is hayingnn immense sale by all druggists, The proprietors do not expend enormous sums for flaming advertise ments, but prefer to let the medicine ad- vertlse itself by sending to Druggists throughout the country, sample bottles, to,: trial, at a cost of many thousand dol lars per year. that invalds may test it's merits before purchasing larger size. No person suffering with Dyspepsia, Dizzi- ness. Liver or Kidney Complaints, Sour Stomach, Sick Headache, Habitual Cost iyeness. Scrofulous Humors, Spinal Dis General Nervous Prostration of either sex, can take this remarkable medicine with out soon seeing it's good effects. Go to your Druggist and get sample bottle for 15 cts. and try 1t; or large size for $1.0O. It has cured where all other remedies had failed. Sold in Litchfeld by Buell. & Wheeler. s7-a
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-03-22
NO KITCHEN IS MPlETE
 aia WITHOUT ONE!
Woodbury Taxes !!

r A IL persons liable to pay taxes in the town of "A woodbury hereby notified that the subscriber on the dollar on the list If 1S76 For the purpose of receiving said 4axes w be at the storeef .Beards ley < Son in Woodbury, on Friday, the 30th day of store of A. Root on Saturday, March 3lss from one o'clock to four o'clock m. All persons negectiag to pay their taxes on or before said days will be dealt with according to law.
 LEONARD L. HOTCHKISS, Collector. Woodbury, March 1Qth 1877. 5Ow3