Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
or The Ohio Legislature have refused to refer rhc Maine Liquor Law to the people, by vote of A to4S.

TIE C"SvENr1oX.-The large attend. ance upon the Whig State Convention. and the universel harmony and good feel. ing which prevailed all it's deliberations, indicate that the party thr"ug gheut the State will enter on the campaign with d determination to succeed. And if it 'oe> SO, and works half so faithfully dur ing the few weeks that are left before the election. AS cur opponents undoubtedly will. the 'e is no chance of failure. The,c were over $50 delegates present. and they reported state of feeling in every section of the State. which, with a tho. rough organization must give Us tri "mphnnt .nnjnrity at the polls.-Nes0 Haven Journai.
 TmE ROBBERS OF DR. BAcoS,-Rev. Mr.. Marsh. writing from M,.sul. Nov. 8. says-"Last week the Pusha of MosuI received from the capital a vizieral lelse, directing him to recover the effects rMken from D.. Bacon. MT. Marsh, and L. w. Bacon. last spring. as quietly us p"ssiblr. and then seize tho robbers and send them m chains to Constan.inople.-N. y. Observer.
 E1- The Maine Liquor Law has been rejected in the New Jersay House oi Representatives by vote "f lS to 46. The Trenton American says the law "was amply discussed. but was finally decided to be unconstitutional, impr"cticable. fraught with mischief. and ou. of its Ia,itude.'
 A CLERICAL NovELTY.-Rev. Miss Antoinstte L. Brown. a g'a,luats of Ober. lin College and Theological Seminary otfiaiAted in the pulpit of Rev. Theodore Parker, at the Melnlcon. on Sunday afternoon. She preached from notes. and conduc cd the other services in the usual manner. She is about 25 years of age. k said 10 bs pretty. and has an exccllen. delivery -Nsw England Farmer. MORMON REBELLIoS.--A writer in the In,elligrncer lately returncl from Cali fo' nia states that the report of the Utah revolution as being but the repetition of the old troubles, Is untrue. as the new. of the first rupture was received full eight weeks previous. there being rcgu lar monthly mail between Salt Lake and Sacramento. The news did not at all surprise the people o: Oregon and Cali f"rnia. as open detiance on the part of the Mormons to the authorities of the Uni. .cd States had been momenla,ily amked fnr. Unless the Cove, nment lakes vr,y decided measures in .hs casc immense. damage to llfS and property must ensue. l TALLow ON A PIMpLE,-Last wecx at Hull. young man named Wm. Heich. having pinplc on his face that was rather sore. put some tallow on it ore night previous to going to bed m ,-tiii. cation ensued. which ended in his death. although the affected part was cut away
 The candlrstick was brass one, and n
 quantity of veidigris had formed on the
 top af i.. but whether modification re.
 suited from that or from the tallow pnre ! ly. cAn hardly De said. but this painful [ incident should act as another cau.ion against the practice of applying candle i: lallow iosoIes. We have hvard of twc
 or threo instances lately where injurious consequences have followed such use of ,allaw, and it is as well tl.e public
 should know that some chandleFs are ir the hAbit of mixing arsenic in their lallow te improve the appearance Cg their can.
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