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SCHOOL EXHIBITION.
An interesting and pleasing exhibition was afforded
oar citizens last evening by the pupils of the Wolcott
Institute. The Court-House was densely crowded,
and the performances were highly creditable to the ,
scholars and their able instructor.
FOREIGN NEWS
The steamer Arago arrived at New York on Mon
day, with London dates to the 20th.
Itaat.—The outbreak at Massa Cafrarawas com ,
pletely suppressed. Twenty arrests were made.—
Four of the persons arrested who belonged to a Maz
zini society had been sentenced to imprisonment in
irons, two for life, and the others for terms of 10 and
2& years. Three million ball cartridges are ordered
by telegraph to be sent from Cologne to Italy.
Spain.—The intelligence is to the 26th. The rev
olution is nearly suppressed. Gerona had been exe
cuted by Gen. Euiz, and the militia were hastening
to give up their arms. Ruiz with other chiefs had
fled to France. Later intelligence however state
that Malaga and Granada had pronounced against
O’Donnell, and the Eoyoi troops had joined the
movement.
China.—Advices from China state that the revolu- |
tion was progressing. Sixty-five rebels were behead
ed-lit China in one day.
The Greatest Medical Discovery of the Age!
Mr. Kennedy, of Uoxbury, has discovered in one of
©nr common Pasture Weeds, a remedy that cures
retry kind of humor, from the worst Scrofula down to a
common Pimple. He has tried it in over eleven hundred
cases, and never failed except in two cases, (both
thunder humor.) He has now in his possession over
two hundred certificates of its value, ail within
twenty miles of Boston.
Two bottles is warranted to cure a nursing sore j
mouth.
One to three bottles will cure the worst kind of
pimples on the face.
Two or three bottles will clear tlic system of biles.
Two bottles is warranted to cure the worst canker
in the mouth and stomach.
Three to five bottles is warranted to cure the worst
case of erysipelas.
One to two bottles is warranted to cure all humor i
In the eyes.
Two bottles is warranted to cure running of the
ears and blotches among the lmir.
Four to six bottles is warranted to cure corrupt
and running ulcers.
One bottle will cure scaly eruptions of the skin.
Two to three- bottles is warranted to cure the worst
case of ringworm.
Two to three bottles is warranted toenre the most!
desperate case of rheumatism.
Throe to four bottles is warranted to cure salt rheum.
Five to eight bottles will cure the worst case of
scrofula.
A benefit is always experienced from the first bottle,
and a perfect cure is warranted when the above quanti
ty is taken.
Nothing looks so improbable to those who have in
• vain tried nil the wonderful medicines of the day, as
that a common weed, growing on the pastures and
along old stone walls, should cure every humor in
the system, yet it is now a fixed fact, if you have a
humor it has to start. There lire no it's and amis,
hums uor^ha s about its suiting some cases but not
yours. I peddled over a thousand‘bottles of it in the
vicinity of Boston. 1 know the effects of it in every j
rime. It has already done some of the greatest cures
•ever done in Massachusetts. 1 give it to children a ;
year old; to old people of sixty. I have some poor, j
puny, wormy looking children, whose flesh was soft j
nnd flabby, restored to perfect health by one Isittle.
To those who ore subject to the sick headache, one J
bottle will always cure it. It gives great relief in
catarrh and dizziness. fSoine who have taken it have
boon costive for years, and have been regulated by it.
Where the body is sound it works quite easy, but
where there is any deraogemeut of the functions of
nature, it will cause vary singular feelings, but you
must not 'be alarmed ; they always disnp|xmr in from
four days to a week. There is never a bad result from
it; on the contrary, when that fouling l» gone, you
will-fool yomsclf like u new |ieison. J heard some
of the most extravagant encomiums of it that ever
-man listened to.
No change of diet ever necessary. Rat the best
you can get, and enough of it
Price i 1 per bottle. Manufactured by DONALD
KENNEDY, Uoxbury, Mass. Jons Pitkin, wholesale
agent for this State, wjio supplies this and all other
popular medicines ut (lie lowed price*.
Sold by A. I', Smith, Litchfield ; Charles McNeil,
Wolcottville; Elmore & Welch, WiBsted; J. H.
Shepard & Co., Norfolk ; G. Humphrey, Canaan ;
C. B MoltWe, Falls Village; J. M Gardiner. West
Cornwall; F. Board man, New Milford ; H. Klnnev,
New Preston; Miles & Son, West Goshen; J. il.
Doughty, Cornwall Hollow ; B. 8. Preston, Uoxbury;
W. K. Woodruff, Woodbury; S-dli Tie-mas, Jr.,
Plymouth Hollow ; Th-unu* Seott. Plymouth ; Lcvon
vnirth A Ulkomun, Henry Fish, Wntorbury ; and all
dealers in medicines in the State.
Daytons' Melodecns.
The following arc among the U-niimimiaki lately
* received by the manufacturers of these well known
ttud highly approved Instruments :
f\om A', Proctor, Tcacittr qf Mwnc.
Messrs .1. Sf J. Dayton ;
Gentlemen—It is with much pleasure that 1 offer
my testimony a* to the cxcclk-iicy of the Heed In
struments manufactured by you, and I am happy to
say that in my opiuion they have not been tunalM |
by any manufactured in this country. Yours, kc.
V. Proctor, Bennington, N. Ii.
From Olioer R. Xmtm, Oryonist and Tmchtr tf' Music, I
St. Johns, Saw Jinuwciclc.
Afsstrt. A. SfJ■ Dayton:
Gents—lire Melodcon I purchased of you In April
proves to be a very superior instrument in every re
spect, and 1 aiu pluoatsl to leant that all of the Me- I
lexicons of your tnnnnf.tcturc which are in use in this i
vicinity give satisfaction.
Ucspuctfully Yours, 0. lb Nkwtox. i
St. Johns, N. B.. July 21st, 1855.
From Prtf'estor W,Uan.
Boston, July 13th, 1856.
Mmrt. A. Sf J. Dayton:
Pear Sirs—Having carefully examined the very
excellent Mclodeons of your manufacture, ullow me
to express to you my gratification in finding in them
alt those qualities which go to make up a superior
instrument, via: perfect equal temperament and
•excellent tunc, proniot anti even action, beautiful
style of finish, durability, power and superior quali
ty of tone—which last especially I think exists to
such a remarkable degree in the instruments in
question as to place them far in advance of any Me
lodcons I have ever before seen.
Very truly Yount, Sic. Ota. W. Wilson.
AYom S. C. Jollit, A'st York.
300 Broadway, N. Y.
From J. F. Walton, Thacker tf' Music on Pimm and
AMedam.
Having examined the improved model Mclodeons
manufactured by A. & J. Payton, Wolcottville, Conn.
I an prepiured to express my confident opiuion that
they are the most perfect instrument of the kind
manufactured. J. V. Watson, Jr.
Boston, July 18th, 1855.
A- SfJ Dayton, Wolcott ville, Conn.
Gents: The Mclodeons of your manufacture which
I have disposed of have given the greatest satisfaction
\ and I can recommend them as being of a quality of
“ tone and touch" equal to any thing in the country.
Yours truly, Sam'l C. Jollul '
New York, June 12th, 1855.
Holloway's Pills, a certain remedy for all Liver
and Stomach complaints. The daughter of Mrs.
Harlow, of Maiden Lane, New York, was for three
rears In a most deplorable elate of health, caused by
her liver and stomach being out of order. The mo
ther tried a variety of remedies, but unfortunately
the Child was not Iwuefitted by the same, on theoon
trary, she gradually became worse. Seven weeks
ago, she commenced to use Holloway's PHI* in ac
. . .corduce with the printed direction*, they have com
; pletely cured her, after every cither remedy had fell
T ed to give her the slightest relief,
v.: *, nm ..
McNBIL ft BKAMAN'S.
Litchfield, Jams JTljh, 1858
Jt
In Patterson, New York, on the 1st instant, by
Wm. A. Hoyt, Esq., Janies H. Moore and Miss
Amelia J; Parsons—both of New Preston.
In this town, on the 28th ultimo, Mrs. Almira
Humiston, aged 61 years.
In Rochester, N. Y., August 1st, Moses Kenyon,
aged 5 years and 4 months, youngest child of Dr.
Charles and Hannah K. VaiJl, late of this villsge.
In Rochester, N. Y., August 4th, Hannah Kenyon,
aged 39, wife of Dr. Charles Yafil, and daughter of
Moses Kenyon, Esq., formerly of Albany.
In Goshen, on the 11th instant, Eber Bailey. Esq.
Mr. Bailey, was bom in Goshen, in May. 1784, and
was consequently in the 73d year of his age. He
had held several offices of trust and responsibility,
having represented the town in the State Legislature
and was many years a magistrate, and had sustained
through a long life a high character for strict integri
ty and great moral worth.
Olass Meeting.
Are Yon for Freedom?
The inhabitants of the Seventeenth Senatorial
District, in favor of Freedom in Kansas, of P'ree
Speech in Congress, and of Fremont for President
of the United States, are invited to assemble in Mass
Meeting, at Falls Village, on the 20th of August
instant, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon.
The Hon. John P. Hale of New Hampshire. Hon.
Benjamin F. Butler of New York, and Rev. Henry
Ward Beecher of Brooklyn, have engaged to address
the meeting. Other distinguished speakers have
been invited, and are expected to be present.
Gentlemen sympathizing with the objects indicated
above, throughout our own and the neighboring
counties of New York ami Massachusetts, are invited
to attend, and are assured that seats will be provided
for ladies ou tiiat occasion.
The following gentlemen have been appointed
officers of the meeting :
Marshall, Gen. Moses Cook ; Assistant Marshalls,
Harlow P. Harris, Esq., O. J. Wolcott, Esq., and;
Leman Beecher, Esq.
President, Hon. Alexander H. Holley ; Vice Prcsi- j
dents, Hon. Peter Bierce, Stephen Foster, E. R. I
Spaulding, J. F. Millspaugh, Charles Sears, Gibbs j
W. Skiff, Moses Lyman, Frederick Miles, AmosPetti
bone, E. T. Butler, Asiiliei Fuller, Seth Hopson, R.
N. Fuller, William P. Bussell.
Secretaries, W. K. Peck, H. V. King.
M. DEMING Jr., Physician and Surgeon.
Office in the Court-House, I.itchtield, Conn.
To all Whom it may concern :
n/ E, Nathaniel Wheeler the President, aud
William H. Perry the Secretary of Wheeler
& Wilson Manufacturing Company, a Joint Stock
Corporation heretofore located aud established in the
town of Watertown, county of Litchfield, and State
of Connecticut, hereby etrhj'y that said coronation
have removed their location und place of businer*
from Raid town of Watertown to the town of Bridge
port in Fairfield county. State of Connecticut, aud
said corporation and its place of Business is now lo
cated and established in said town of Bridgej>ort.
NATHANIEL WHKELKB, President.
W. II. Peiiky, Secretary.
1 tated at Bridgeport, the olst day of July, 1850.
Medical institution of yale college
The Course of lA'ctutes for lS50-’07, will com
mence on Thursday, September 18th, ami continue
four months.
Benjamin Silmman, M.D., L.L.D., Prof. Emeritus I
of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
Eu Ives, M.D., Prof. Emeritus of Materia Medica
ami Therapeutics.
Jonathan Knight, M.P., Prof, of the Principles
aud Practice of Surgery. j
Charles Hooker, M.D., Prof of Anatomy and |
Physiology.
Henry Bronson, M I)., Prof, of Materia Medica;
aud Therapeutics.
Worthington Hooker, M D., Prof, of the Theory j
and Practice of Physic.
Benjamin Silliman, Jr., M.D., Prof, of Chemistry j
and Pharmacy.
Puny A. Jewett, M. D., Prof of Obstetrics.
Lecture fees, $113 SO. Matriculation, $5. Gradit->
ution, $15.
CHARLES HOOKER, Dean of the Faculty, j
New Haven,.June, 1858.
fhtlnct of Wmcfuater, w. 1‘rubtUe Court,- July 26. 1850.
Ijl >TATE of ALLEN BARNS, mi assigaiug Debtor ;
2J of Colehrook, its said District:
itie Court of Probate In the District of Winchester
halli limited and allowed two months from the date
hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, represented !
insolvent, in which to exhibit thuir claims thereto ;
and lias npp riiited Reuben B rckwell and Wolcott
Doming. Comtnissioueis to receive and examine said
Claims. Certified by
JOHN BOYD, Judge, j
The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at
the dwelling-housu of Charles C. Slocum, in said
Colobrook, ou thj 18th day of August and the '2dtit
day of September, 1850, at one o’clock in the after
noon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attend
ing on the business of said appointment.
Wotcorr 1 >f.mino, } Commissioner*.
All person* In lubtod to said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment to
UlAKIJM C. SlJOCt M, I ... ._,
Bekjamik Brown, (
l>atnrf c*/ Wat^mglon, s*. I’rebate Orurt, AuguM f>, 185(5.
8 TATE of NtylUIAN HA/.EN, late of Wushing- 1
JLd ton in said District, deceased :
The Court of Probate for the District of Washing
i ton iiath limited and allowed six months from the
| liato hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, to ex
i dibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect
I to present their accounts, pro|K'rly attested, within
j said time, will be debarred u recovery. All persons
indebted to said Estate are requested to make imme
I diale |taynu'ii t to
KELSON FORD, Administrator.
/■'HE Court of Probate for the District of Liteh
JL la id (Present, Annul Ciiddlugs, Esq , Judge of
the adjoining district of Plymouth,) hath limited ami
allowed six mouths from the date hereof, for the
creditors to the Estate of JOSEPH ADAMS, late of
Lilchti*'ld ill said District, deceased, is which to ex
hibit their claims for allowance and settlement.—
| 'Phase neglecting to present their account* within
i said time, pro|ietly attested, will be delwrreil a re
| eovery. All persons indebted to said estate are re
quested to make immediate pAvmcnt to
CllAULEs ADAMS. Exec«|or
Litchfield, August 8th. 186(5.
/■>HE Court of Probate for the District of Litch
JL held iiath limited ami allowed six mouth* from
i the date hereof, for the creditor* to the Estate id"
i Mrs. ANNA LAMSON. late of Litclrheld iu said Dis
trict, deceased, in which to exhibit their claims for
allowance and sutflcmeiit. ’Those neglecting to pre
sent tiicir acoount* within said time, properly attest
ed, will be debarred a recovery. All persons indebt
ed to said estate are requested to make immediate
: payment to
FREDERICK II. KELLY, Administrator,
i Litchfield, August 11th, 1860.
Notice.
THE undersigned, collector of n town tat of eight
cent* on the dollar, laid by the town of Wash
{ington, on tlie list of 1854, has levied his warrant
for the collection of said tax on the Factory and
other property connected with it, belonging to
Tourtellott & Spool diug. situated in said Washington,
on Shepaug river, and so much of said Factory and
property cunuectcd with it will be sold at Public
Auction, at the lun of Wm. Parish, in 6aid Washing
ton, ou the 1st day of November, 1856, at 2 o'clock
m the afternoon, as will |**y the taxes and costs
chargeable against said Tourtellott & Spaulding, on
the tax hill annexed to add warrant
DAVID WHITTLESEY, Collector.
Washington, July Slat, 1856.
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WANTED—at the Paper-Mill at Bantam Falla,
five or six steady, respectable Girls ; to such,
good wages and steady work will be given.
Litchfield, (Bantam Falls,) July 1st, 1856.
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CULTIVATORS.—Improved Eagle Cultivators
for ante by
McNElL & BRA MAN.
1 UtebfleW. June 17th, 1856
3W art 1 o g !
THE Democratic Electors of the to wnof Litchfield.
are requested to meet at the “ Mansion House”
on Thursday the 21st day of August, 18-56, at one
o’clock, P. M., to appoint delegates to tEe State Con
vention to be held at New Haven, August 27th, 1856,
when Presidential Electors are to be nominated.
G. W. Be£hs. 1
E. W. Smtoca, c Town Committee.
F. D. Bbervn, J
Wooding & Lewis,
Wolcottville,
ON Monday next, August 4th, will offer their
entire stock of Summer Dry Goods at gTeatly
reduced prices. Persons desirous of obtaining any
thing in their line, will iiad it for their advantage to
give them an early call.
Wolcottville, August 1st, 18-53.
Notice.
THE Commissioners to receive subscriptions to
wards the Capital Stock of the Norfolk Bank,
hereby give notice that an adjourned meeting of the
Commissioners will be held at Shepard’s Hotel in
Norfolk, on Tuesday, the itth day of September next, j
at It) o'clock, A. M., to receive subscriptions lor the |
balance of said Capital Stock.
Wh. W. Boardman-. j
Wm. Mather, I Commis
Adna Whiting, | sioners.
Stephen W. Meech, j
Norfolk, Julv 22d, 18.53.
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Elm Paris.
COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE, 1
FOR YOUNG GENTLEMEN,
LITCHFIELD, CONN.
4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL, under the j
superintendence of James Richards. D. I>., !
Professor of Moral Philosophy and Belles Lettres.
aided by competent Instructors and an efficient board
of Examiners. The Institute is located in the large
and convenient building (now undergoing thorough
repairs,) occupied for many years by the venerable
Lyman Beecher, D. D , ns his family mansion. This j
Institution, with other Seminaries for both sexes, c-s j
tablished here, of a deservedly high repu*ation. is 1
accessible by railroad in live hours from New York. {
and in three hours from the cities of Hartford, New j
Haven and Bridgeport. The remarkable beauty of
Litchfield, its pure air and mmmtain scenery, its literary
celebrity, its proverbial hodthfnines*. and its entire
exemption from ail places of idle and dv'ripatcd resort, 1
render it not only a favorite summer retreat for mul- j
titudes from the cities and from the South, hut also j
a most desirable location for the phyxiral, intellectual '•
and moral drilling of youth, and is particularly re
commended to those whose constitutions are suffering
from the confinement and impure atmosphere of city
school-rooms, and from other debilitating inlluences
necessarily connected with a city residence. The
system of education, though thoroughly American, in
eludes all the studies necessary for the commercial
and active pursuits of life, or to a complete prepara
tion for college. The longest vacation will be in the
winter, and will commence on Christmas. Terms.
$22> per annum, (which rover* all the erprtixex.) or $75
per session. For day scholars, the institute will be open
through the year. Primary depaiimcnt. §10, cla-s
ical department, $12. English, classical and math
ematical department, $15. The Full Session!
commences the 1st of October, the Spring Session on j
the 14th of February, and the Summer Session on !
the 22d of May. Arrangements have been male,
through the munificence of a friend of the Institu
tion, for receiving the sons of clergymen, and a limit
ed nufnber of orphan boys of promise, at hay-price.
A well selected Library of 3000 vols., accessible at
all times by the students. For references, testimoni-j
nls, circulars, or other information relative to the
School, apply, for the present, to the Superintendent
at Litchfield, (It., to R. A. Watkinsoit, Esq., 20
Nassau street, and toFarmer. Braee&Co., 4 Ccurtland
street, New York.
P. S, The services of the Rev. Thomas Hemp
stead, a grad date of Princeton, (lately of l/misiana.)
have been secured, and pupils will be received on the j
10th of September.
MHcliiuists Wanted
A T the Pin Factory of the Oakville Company at
i"m Oakville, Waterbury, Conn. By early applica
tion go-,.! situations may‘be procured.
Oakville, July 1‘Jtb. ibo'i.
Saddle and Harness Making.
f B >11K suhscrilier continues to manufacture an l
JL keeps on baud everything in iris line of business
--and he would invite tile attention of the public
to his establishment, believing that he can supply
Harness, Saddles. Bridies. Collars,’'-Whips. Sc. of as i
good quality and at as cheap rates as can be found
elsewhere Jobbing and repairing promptly an 1
neatlv executed. Shop over thestore ofChas. McNeil.
FltED'K BROWN.
Litchfield. July 22d. 1856.
Arthur's Patent Air-Tight Self-Sealing Cans
and Jars
I!jV)R preserving fresh Fruits, Tomatoes, &c.—full
directions for using accompany them.
Till Cans—pint, quart, half-gallon and gallon.
Fire-proof yellow-ware Jars, pint and quart ; hall
gailou glass Jars.
McNeil & bRaman, Agents.
Litchfield, July 22d, 1853.
Order of iVntict i
AUAII M. I.YMAN. I V ItUEL'S J. t.Y.MAX.—
^7 State of Connecticut, Litchfield County, ss j
Litchliel i, August 4th. A. D. 18-50.
l poll the petition of the said Sarah M. Lyman of!
Litchfield, praying for reasons therein set forth fora J
divorce, now pending before the Superior Court in j
and for Litchfield County, to be held on the 2d ’l ues i
day of September, A. I). Iti5ti. It appearing to. and !
being found by, the 8u'*scribing authority, that tlic j
said respondent is residing in the state of lotfa in I
parts unknown : Therefore, ordered, that notice ol I
the pendency of said petition Is: given by publishing
this order in the Litchfield Enquirer, a newspaper
printed in Litchfield, three weeks successively, cora
mcnciligjeu or Ixforc the 7tb day of August, A. L>.
lhoO. ' -
nuipixnieK d. beeman,
Clerk of the Superior Court for said Countv.
4T a Court of Probate holden at Sharon, in atid
for tlie District of Sharon, on th<* iistli day of
July, A D. 1856.
Predent, Charles F. Skdowick. Esq., Judge.
On motion of Charles Scars. Executor of the last
Will and Testament of JULIETTE BKKCIIKlt, late
of Siiaron in said district, deceased, tliis Court doth
limit the time fur the creditors of the Estate of said
deceased, to present their claims to said Executor, to
six months iroin this date, and doth direct said Ex
ecutor to give public notice thereof, by advertising
in a newspaper printed in Litchfield, ill the County
; of Litchfield, and on a public sign-post in said Sharon,
| nearest the List residence of said deceased.
Certified from Record :
OH AS. F. SEDGWICK, Judge.
(Jut of Season and in Season.
1 have just returned from Mark* with a well selected
stock of Nrw Goods, consisting of u few very
pretty style Pprinff Pelxtmif. Calicoes of entirely new
designs and patterns, heavy brown sheetings and
shillings, bleached shirtings artd linens, with a good
assortment of house keeping Goods, which 1 otter at
low prices for cash or exchange.
A. O. BRADFORD, Wde*t*lU.
C' 1A8PETS AND OIE-CGOTHS. —600 yards
f three-ply and ingrain Carpets. 800 yards cotton
land Rig do., 2UU yarils Oil-Cloths. 2U0 yards lace
■ window Drapery, 200 yards muslin window Drapery,
this day received by
HENRY W. ADAMS A CO.
Litchfield, June 17th, 1866.
A SACKS Marshall’s Salt, 25 sacks Hay’s do.,
40 20 bbh?. Refined Sugars, 8 hhds. Port) Rico
Sugars, 3 hhds. Porti Rico Molasses; Shad. Mackerel,
White and Codfish, dried Beef, Lard, Ac.* Ac., this
day received by
7 HENRY W. ADAMS & 00.
Litchfield, June 17th, 1866.
f T to
ADAMS & CO.
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To Teachers, School Committees,
Clergymen, and other Friends of Education.
WE beg leave to call your attention to two
books on Physiology, from the pen of Profes
sor Worthington Hooker, of Yale College. The one,
entitled “First Book in Physiology,” is designed for
beginners- It presents the simple and fundamental
pvjnts in a clear and attractive manner, those which
are. not so easily understood being reserved for eluci
dation in the larger work. The “ Human Physiology”
gives a full view of the subject—much more full
than is given in any other Physiology for Schools
which has yet been published. In calling your at
tention to these books, we are confident that an ex
amination of them will convince you that they are
tar preferable to any other books on this interesting
science designed for school instruction.
Communications in relation to these publications
may be addressed to the publishers,
FARMER, BRACE & CO.,
No. 4 Cortlandt Street, New York.
R. Terry & Lester, ,
X m porters
And Wholesale Dealers in Hardware, and
Commission Merchants.
Agents for
Wilder’s Fire-Proof Safes.
Lazell, Perkins & Co’s Bridgewater Nails,
Underwood’s Belting and Lace Leather,
Bunnell, Dexter & Goodwin's Paper,
Chas. Cammell x Co’s celebrated Files,
Eaglv Co’s Gimlet Pointed Screws,
J. L. Brown's Platform and Counter Scales,
Field’s Tacks, Brads, Braces, &c.
Fan-Link's Seales constantly on hand.
Also, a complete assortment of American, English
and German shelf Hardware.
Particular attention paid to Builder’s Trimmings —
and any one about to build will uo well to look over j
our samples.
Jjgr1 Five per cent, for cash.
Hartford, July 12th, ls56.
Order of Notice.
I^MILY F. BOSTWICK i*. SOLOMAN L. BOST
_J WICK. State of Connecticut, Litchfield Coun
ty. ss. Litchfield. July 22nd, A. D. 1856.
Upon the petition of the said Emily F. Bostwiek.
praying for reasons therein set forth for a divorce,
now pending before the Superior Court in and for
Litchfield County, to be held on the 2nd Tuesday of
September, A. Li. 1856. It appearing to. and being
found by, the subscribing authority, that the said re
spondent is residing in Chicago, in the State of
Illinois, and absent from this State : Therefore, order
ed. that notice of the pendency of sain petition be
given by publishing this order in the* Litchfield
Enquirer, a newspaper printed in Litchfield, four
weeks successively, commencing on or before the 24th
day of July, A. D. 1856. by depositing a copy of
said order of .notice in the post-office, postage paid,
at Plymouth, directed to said respondent, at Chicago,
on or before the 15th day of August, A. D. 1856.
FREDERICK I) 15EEMAN,
Clerk of the Superior Court for Litchfield County.
rg HIE Waterbury Marble Manufactory is removed
J|_ from bcoville at., to a few. rods south of the
Railroad Depot, where can be found the best stock of
Marble in the Statu ; Monuments, Gravestones and
every article in my line of M.u ble, Granite or Free
gone furnished at short notice, and at cheaper rates
than ever was before offered in this vicinity.
S. WARREN.
Waterbury, July 13th, 1S56. •
Col. Frvnwiit s Life.
Tun ovi.Y Complete and Authorized Edition.
VBXHE l.ite and Public Service* of JOHN CHARLES
fit FREMONT, with an accurate portrait on Steel.
One neat 12mo. Price SI. By John Bigelow. Esq..
Editor N. V. Evening Post.
'Hie subscribers assure the public that this volume,
prepared by a gentleman, whose resources for the
material and authorities are direct, will lie the only
complete biography of the eminent Explorer, Schol
ar. Statesman and Hero, whose recent nomination
bv the Republican party, for the highest office in the
gift of the people, has awakened a renewed interest
mills wonderful career. Much material heretofore
unnceessible to the general reader, including incidents
in his eailv career, is incorporated in this volume.
Orders should lie addressed to Derby & Jackson,
Publishers. No. lit) Nassau street. New Volk.
Agents wanted in every town of the several States !
to canvass for the above work.
Copies sent by mail postpaid on receipt of price.
'llui Fom-m ol July,
33o it ‘Wot or Dry!
JUST received at the “ Bee-Hive,” another lot of
Dress’ Hoods and Trimmings, including Silks
and Barreges of various styles and colors ; white and
printed Lawns, Cambrics, Muslins and Brilliants,
embroidered Muslin Collars, un ler-Handkerehiefs,
under-Sleeves, Edgings and Inserdngs, a large assort
ment. Also, Ribbons and Dress Trimmings—an
enormous stock, including Fringes and M. Antique
.gFibons of all descriptions; also, Gloves, Hosiery,
Mitts and Fans in all their varieties and styles : also.
Shawls, Scarfs, Linen Collars and tine Shirts of all
sizes and of the best qu Uity, made expressly for mv
own sale, rtnd warranted to please. Linen and cot.
Shirt-Bosoms, stitched and woven: Also. Over-alls
and Over-shirts, white and brown Linens, Detlims,
(%/tton-Stiipes, Ac., Ticks, Hhirtihgs, Sheetings,
Prints, Ac., Paper-IIailginga and Drapery Muslins—
a variety. O.OMO Bricks, Crockery and Glass-Ware,!
and 4,tiiM) feet Pine and Hemlock Boards. ALo, j
Flour and Groceries, including Ptrr Winis and
l.iQvt’rs. Ladies’ and Misses' Boots, Shoes, Ac.-, Ac., j
cheap for cash, work or produce.
Please to call and see them—and then you'll buy ,
of comse. J
N. B. Shirts given out as usual. Also, “Insurailcp”
assured. 8. N. BRONSON*
Litchfield, July 2d, 18.V5.
A Voire from Watcrbnry!
Great Reduction in the Prices of all Articles
necessary for the support of Life I!
BAit i'BA M A ALI.EN would respectfully an
nounce to the residents of Litchfield and vi
cinity that they have reduced the price of all articles
of Flour', Feed, Groceries, Provisions, &c. from ten to
twelve |wr cent, and that they are now prejvircxl to
sell all the uoecssariue of life much cheaper than any
other concern in the. county. Their assortment is
iarge and varied, and people visiting Watcrbnry will
find it an object to call.
Barth am & ali-en.
Waterbary, January, 1866.
John M. Atwood,
Xo. 1-48 Chatham Str<*t, 'corner Mulberry,) Xetr York,
INVITES attention to his Ivirge Assortment of
Watches, Jewelry, Silver Ware, and Fancy
Articles.
| Gobi Bracelets, Pins. Ear Rings, Chatelain, Vest
I and Fob-ch.iins, Gobi Necklaces, Crosses, Lockets,
j Rings, Spectacles, Pencils, JSealk, Medals, Keys,
Charms. Ac.
j Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets. Pins and Ear Rings.
Silver Tea Sets, Cups. Pitchers. Spoons, Napkin
Rings, Forks, Fruit and Butter Knives.
Silver Plated Tea Sets, Cups, Castor?, Cake Baskets,
Crns, Teakettles, Card Baskets, Ac.
For sole cheap for ceti, and warranted a* repteSeilted.
; I#".Particular attention given to repairing ami ad
| justing Duplex, Chronometer and line Lever Watches.
' t Ta Court of Probate liolden at Cornwall. With
! in and for the District of Cornwall, on the 5tb.
i day of July, 1866 :
I bn motion of the Executor of the last Will and
I Testament of BENJAMIN DOOLI'ITLE, late of Corn
wall, in «akl district, deceased, this Court doth decree
that six months from thin date l«e allowed and limit
ed for the creditors of said Estate to exhibit their
claims against the same to said Executor; and directs
that public notice of tills or<% be given by advertis
ing in a newspaper published in Litchfield county,
and by posting a copy thereof on the public sign-pant
to said Cornwall, nearest the late residence of said
deceased. Certified from Record :
FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
CALF-SKINS WANTED.—Cash paid forColf
Skins, by 8. _D. Northtat Mj’o Compact, at
their factory to South Norfolk, Conn.
South Norfolk, Mart* 17/1836.
H^/ v. ''>3*1*1
Henry W. Adams A Co’s
IS the best place to buy Sugar, Molasses, Teas,
Coffees, Spices, &c.. &c.
20 bbls. refined, pulverized, granulated and crust
Sugars, 2 hhds. Porti Rico Sugars, also, 6 hhds. choice
Port! Rico Molasses, the best we have ever offered,
price 50cents per gallon.
HENRY W. ADAMS & CO.
Litchfield, May 21st, 1S36.
Sheeting Cheaper than Ever!
PIECES heavy unbleached Sheetings.
X Njr " " 50 pieces fine unbleached Sheetings, 25
pieces York Mills bleached, at only 12$ cents per
yard : 50 pieces of other brands from 6$ to 12$ cents
per yard, just received at
HENRY W. ADAMS & CO.
Litchfield, May 21st, 1856.
Teas! Teas!!
4Tk CHESTS of superior quality of Teas now in
frii >" Store ; black Teas from 37$ to 75 cents per
pound. Hyson Skin, good article, at 25 cents per
pound. Also, Gunpowder, Imperial and Young Hy
son, from 25 cents to $1 per pound, at
HENRY TV. ADAMS & CO.
Litchfield, May 21st, 1856.
Curtains!
DOZEN Putnam’s Self-Adjusting Curtain
" 9 Fixtures ; also, oil aud paper Shades, for
sale bv
HENRY TV. ADAMS & CO. !
Litchfield, May 21st, 1856. *
Attention Carpenters aud Joiners.
THE best assortment of Hardware in town, just
received bv
HENRY TV. ADAMS & CO.
Litchfield, May 2ls> 1856.
YHK best assortment of Groceries to be found in ■
X the Countv, for sale bv
HENRY TV. ADAMS & CO. !
Litchfield, May 21st, 1856.
IN LOUP., MEAL and FEED at reduced prices, for
sale bv HENRY TV. ADAMS & CO.
Li' :hfield. May 21st, 1856.
EE arr Ison’s
Columbian Perfumery,
4 FELL assortment, just received at T. H. FvICH
ARDS’ Clothing Store, West street.
Litchfield, July 1st, 1838.
JLitfillicit! House
Village Meat and Fish Market.
DAILY Line for the sale of Aleuts of every kind.
Clams, Lobsters, Sea-Bass, Eels, fresh and salt
Shari, Ualabut, &c., received by express on Tuesday,
Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of each week.
Groceries, fresh and good, extra family Flour, ;
bolted Meal and Feed, Pork, smoked Hams and
Shoulders, &c.
Fish received daily, and oysters twice a week.
Meals for pleasure parties will be got up at all
hours.
tST Goods delivered in anv part of the village.
S. 1). WHEELER, Agent.
Litchfield, June 10th, 1836.
Your Attention
IS respectfully called to tile various kinds of Like
nesses taken I>y the undersigned—-Daguerreotypes,
Ambrot) peg and Photographs, which for clearness,
softness of tone, aud truthfullness as a likeness are
second to none.
The L>aguerreotype, which has stood the test for
seventeen years, is too well known to need comment;
Ambrotypes are a positive picture taken directly on j
glass—make a very fine likeness, and are becoming i
very popular. Photographs are first taken on glass, '
then Veprotluced on paper, these sur'ntss the finest
steel engraving. Persons wishing to procure like- I
nesses of themselves or friends, can do no better than {
to call at once and not defer. Charges moderate and
satisfaction guaranteed.
J. L JUDD,
No. 2 South street, |
Litchfield, June 2d, 1850.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
roil Tin: ratio cure of
COUGHS. Colds, Hoarseness, Influenza, tlron- j
chit is, Whooping Cough. Croup, Asthma, In
cipient Cousiuription. mid for tho relief of Consump
uve patients in advanced stages of the disease.
We need not speak to the public of ifs virtues.— j
Throughout every town, and almost every hamlet of
the American States, its wonderful cures of pulmona- I
ry complaints,have made it already known. Hay,
few are the families in any civilized country on this i
continent without some personal experience of its
effects; and fewer yet the communities anywhere
which have not among them some living trophy of
its victory over the subtle and dangerous diseases of
the throat and lungs. While it is the most powerful
antidote yet kuowu to man for the formidable and
dangerous diseases of the pulmonary organs, it is
also the pleasantest and safest remedy that can he
employed foi- infants and young persons. Parents
should have it in store against the insidious enemy
that steals upon them unprepared. We have abund
ant grounds to believe the Cukury Pectoral saves
more liv.es by theconsuniptions.it prevents than those
it cures. Keep it by you, and cure your colds w hile
they are CiiVablC, nor neglect them until no human
skid can master tiie inexorable canker that, fastened
on the vitals, eats your life away.
All know the dreadful fatality of lung disorders,
and as they kitow too the virtues of this remedy, we
need not do more than assure them it is still made
the best it can be. We spare no Cost, no care, no
toil to produce it the most perfect possible, and thus
afford those Who rely on it the best agent which our
skill can furnish for their cure.
Prepared by Dll. J. C. AYER, Practical and Ana
lytical Chemist, Lowell, Mass., and sold by A. C.
Smith, Litchfield ; C. McNeil, Wolcottvillc : K. Hoard
man. Hew Milford ; Pratt k Foster, West Cornwall ;
and by merchants and druggists throughout the
country.
I Press C»oo«is.
A LARGE assortment of new end fashionable
stvles for summer—opened durimr the post
week at McNEIL & Hit AM A N S
Litchfield. May 57th, 1866.
t'lROCKERV AND GLASS-WARE.-New
J patterns for 1866, of nil descriptions, froiri
Root’s Stone China Ware down to the most common
— people wishing to purchase will find it to their in
terest to call and examine this stock.
McNEIL A BRAMAN.
Litchfield, May 27th, 1856;
PARASOLS. --The attention of the ladies is
tailed to the splei’.did assortment of new
styles of Parasols which have just been received from
New York.
McNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield, Mar 27th, 1856.
UOBPA'S PATENT SKIRTS-An Import
ant and valuable improvement in the manu
facture of ladies' Skirts—suited to the latest fashion
and for all seasons, for sale at
McNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield, May 27th, 1856.
Gi LOVES AND HOSIER'S’—THe largeft and
T best selected stock in town, and will be offered
cheap,
McNEIL & BRAMAN.
Litchfield, May 27th, 1856.
CARPETS, Oil-Cloths and Papcr-ltangrags—
some dew patterns just received.
McNEIL & BRAMAN.
- ---—- -r"~ — ——
cfHAWLB—Comprising all the new styles for
Summer, will be otferal at great bargains.
McNEIL & BRAMAN.
Hurra for South Street!!
THE best place to buy Drtn Good* of all de
scriptions, and Trimming*, is at the B«-Hive—
where an immense stock has been motived this
week, at greatly reduced prices. For particulars see
advertisement of S. N. BRONSON.
U1 ANTED.—Hides, Bark and Calf-Skins wanted
f. at the Tannery, South Farms, bv
8 TCREIN070N.
i May 6th. 1856.
Phoenix Salt Mills* _
HfW Haven, Conn.
GEO. L. FAULKNER ft 00., 1*09. » 4M4P
Sanford’s Block, Fleet Street, *
trade by- the thousand bags, or smalfei
Grovmd. Rock. ‘ j
put up in various sized bags, suitable 1 . .
The quality of the Balt ground by as' is superior
New York Salt, as is acknowledged by the daily mo .
terest who have used it. Our Salt comea diract to US _
from the West Indies, by the ships of H. Trowbridge,"
Sons, and is selected especially for dairy and table nse.
We are writing to warrant all Butter to kip twit which It
proptrltt made with oar Salt. '■*
Persons calling at the office of the Paanux Salk _
Mills. Nos. 5 and 6 Sanford’s Block, Fleet Street,
New Haven, may be supplied by the bag, bushel or
barrel, as they may wish.
Old Rock. Turk's Island, St. Ubes and Liverpool
Sack Salt may always be obtained of us in largo of
small quantities, at the lowest rates
ffiT'Orders by man promptly attended to.
GEORGE L. FAtJLKNER ft CO.
Nos. 5 and 6 Sanford’s Block,
Fleet street, New Haven, Conn.
'KXP' E would give notice that we are daily receiv*
▼ v ing from Now York, some new and splendid
styles of Carpets, which we propose to sell at less
prices than they were ever offered at before in this
market. N. ft £. A. BERRY.
Woleottville, April 21st, 1800.
Ready-Made Clothing.
YOU can find at our store almost anyarticla in
this line you may call for—and »t prices which
we are confident will please Voil.
N. ft E. A. BERRY.
Woleottville, April 21 1850,
Notice.
WE would here say to our friends that ouf
stock is complete with every variety of goods,
and we propose to sell them cheap.
N. ft K. A. BERRY.
Woleottville, April 21, 1868.
ROOM FAFEft.—7000 Pieces of this article
just received—comprising all the latest pat
terns and best stvles offered in the market.
N. ft K. A, BERRY.
Woleottville, April 21, i860.
New Spring: Goods!
ratnos. H. RICHARDS. at his Clothing Establish*
Ji ment in West Street, lias just received a large
variety of every kind of Spring aud Summer Goods
for gentlemen's wear. Come aud judge for yourselves.
Litchfield, March 25, 1856.
Special Invitation.
PERSONS visiting Litchfield are respectfully in
vited to call aud examine my assortment at
Boots and Shoes ; they will find a good assortment,
and at as low prices for rash, as any in the State.
Sole Leather as cheap as the market will bear, alM,
Shoe thread, pegs, ftc. ftc., for sale by
SAMUEL CLOCK.
Iw OOTS, SHOES. GAITERS, ftc., ftc —New styles
i just received and for salo cheap for cash, by
SAMUEL CLOCK.
West Main Street, Litchfield, April 28th 1856.
I' AIMES' and Gents' best Ruhlwrs; Misses and
.A Children's do., for sale as cheap as a good
article can be found in the State. For sale for cash,
by SAMUEL CLOCK.
€t ENTS' Fine Calf Boots and Congress Gaiters, ftc,
I" six different styles, cheap for cash, at
SAMUEL CLOCK’8.
LADIES' Congress Gaiters, save trouble in lacing;
for s;de cheap for cash, by SAMUEL CLOCK.
tllIILDREN’8 Congress Slippers—beautiful sad
/ cheap, at SAMUEL CLOCK’S
Great Inducements to Purehoners.
AT the Old Stand, No. 8 Mouth .street, among a
great variety may be found the following arti
cles, cheap for Cash :
Pork, Beef and Hams. Fish of all kinds, (fresh and
salt,) Hock-Salt ground, for table and dairy us*,
Sugars of nil kinds, Teas of all kinds, 50 cents to 91
per lb ; Tobacco, Snuff' and begins, of various manu
factures; Fruits, Nuts and Confectionaries, a groat
variety ; old Java Cotfee, ground, atld tn the kernel,
Hecker’s Family Flour, a first rate article, cheap ha
the eh wipes t; Feed and Meal, Salcratns, Starch sad
Bar-Soap, Hair-Oil and Perfumery, Oysters constantly
on hand ; Refreshments, of all kinds, Canary Binu
and Cages, a variety of Standard Medicines, Clarke's
Round Matches, warranted, BnVimS, (Shakers’ manu
facture ;) together with a variety of other articles In
the Groccrv Line, not enumerated
WM. H. WHEELER.
Litchfield, May 27, I860.
Groecrkfo, Provisions, &<*.
HURRAH for Chahum McNair's ! lathe talk all
over town. When yon ask people where they
' can tin 1 the best assortment of Groceries end
i Provisions at the loWest prices, the answer is, st
CHARLES McNKIL'8, No. 7 West Street, where from
morn till night are (ii*|>enw;(l goods in abundance, to
the satisfaciiotr of many customers, who take greet
pleasure in recommending their friends to wime where
the finest and best gmslsare sold at a little the lowest
prices in town—where direct fohn head quarters he
is constantly receiving Tens, Coffee, Sugars, Spices,
Hour, Salt, Ac., in ftict all tbitiggnecessary to refresh,
the “inner tnan," thus ubviatiug the necessity of
spending time and travel for the wuuts of the culinary
department of the house.
I expert to show people that I sell at the lowest
living prices, and llatter myself I shall receive the
patronage of a large share of the people of this town..
I have constantly on liand a large assortment of
confectionery and ftrncy goods.
Attached to the same Is an Oyster Saloon fitted up
I iff good style, where all who want a good stew can be
! accommodated at short notice, and the tastes of the
i greatest epicure may be satisfied.
! 'Hie above is no dream nut a reality ; if any one is
in doubt please call ami batisfy yottrsblf, ibr toy.
motto is to Satisfy every btife of the genuineness ef
every thing which I Offer to the public.
CHARLES McNElL.
Litchfield, April, 1850.
THE highest price |>aid for produce, taken in
exchange for goods, at my store, No. 7 West
Street. CHARLES McNElL.
Litchfield, April 7th, 1866.
Lovers of Tei^
WMJE have at lust complied with yout earnest
ff request by supplying ourselves with our old
fanhumai assortment of Tea. Our in pm ji aim (a
judging of the qualities of this article, wilt hfe a
sufficient guarantee that the bust havered.and'the
tittuped of its kind will be fount! at our Btore. We
expect the cry of persecution frotii otir neighbors be*
cause we haVe been out of the trade for tnSImt twd
years—but the love we have for out old frieffds, *nd
the desire for new 1 sails us to pursue the path duty
has so plainly marked for Us. Cume buy the Tea:
Come and buy. ALVORD ft RHOTHKJL
Wolcottvilie, May 6th, 1866:
DAT GOODS now In store, ftultabie ibr thi
seakon. We cannot stop to tell How many car
loads; you must come and see. .The l;uH8s shy oUt'
Dress Goods are the prettiest in the Cohn tin .
. . ALVORD ft BROTHER;
Wolcottvilie, May 6th, 1866.
GAITERS for ladies and gentlemen, ill great
variety at ALVORD’8
Wolcottvilie, May flth, 1866.
. X 4 1
PARASOLS—New patterns on ntMjjtiflll it
the cheapest store in Cuuuiy.
Woteottville, M»y6th, * DKi'l^iAk.
Wolcott vfBe, May 8th, 1868. '
*-^ -yjgsJrZ: ^rourei --
THE subscriber will kew ■
good supply of ground F
Corti Meal and Provender. 1
Emt Mill, Litchfield, April 8th, T8S»f Q°ULD' „
SHAWLS!—Breohe,
and other
Woleo«MlW(