Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-06

Hhe that WulCh SScthS tO Ruioe and guard
 the Pilgrim barane, be now interposed to
 arrest, avert, dash dnwn, aud 0verwheln flts accursed cnmpeer! But il may not be.
 They have both reached in safety iEe place
 tf their destination. Freedom and Slaves
 ", in 0Ne aud the same year, have landed I'On these Anerican shores, And Ayneri-
 can liberty, like the Victor of ai,cien, Romc
 is d0Omed, let. us hope not forever. to en-
 dure ihe presence of q fetlered captive as
 a companion in her Car of Triumph!
 -. Wimthrop's Pilgrim .a.idress
 f
 IN THE MIDST eF LIFE WE ARE IN
 DEATH.-Whai great results sometimes
 How from minute causes. The splashiny
 oi'a shocking cansed the terrible revolution
 III Frahcc, and led the reign of terror.
 An iucauiious word may provoke a mur~
 der,or a silly remark destroy the brlgh,est
 hopes of ambition. A wet ioot, or sitting
 in drauxh,, may produce cold, which
 fl negle, ted, may lead .O that "bourne from wb''se undiscovered country no traveller re- turns. "2a@. @@ ~te''@
 AasIigh, cold may lead to Consumption,
 that mos, insidious. .hat Judas of diseases; l thai syEea whn tpaiass the schesk with a I glow like that of health. aad whRe iugging
 at the very citadel of hfe, is continually l whispering hope and recovery to the un>
 happy victim, who, by neglect of a slight cold, has allowed tlle monster to faslen his
 iangs in ,he heari, ant. posnn the blood, till nO poppy Or n,andragora, or all the .ahstscmal plants tlsal ever grew, can med.
 icine iheH again to health. ln view of
 these things, hnw necessary it is that we
 should he upon our guard how anxiousIy
 we should watch the first approaches of
 ,he spnler, and take means to combat his
 cruel designs. To do this remedy must
 be found and iE the whole list ol those
 il.at the science q ingenuity of man has
 con,rived, nane have met with so much
 succcss as Dr.ltogcrs' Syrup oi Liver.
 wort, Tar aud Cancl,alagua. IL IS, in fact,
 aln,nsl lnia lhbis; li operates with sooth-
 ing, beneficial effect upon ihe lungs; it
 heals them, If they are ulcerated; il re- I moves inflammation, if they are inaamed,; I lG,hey are cii6ked and stopped .by phlegm, h relieves them of line burden fl they are
 leverisll, Il csnls ihtn, and restores them
 to strength and healthy action. Hundreds
 and ;housa nds have les, fled to the efficien-
 cy of ttis medicine and we consider that
 we are ",lly doing "ur duty 10 the proprie> tor and the public when we vouch for the
 immense amount Of suffering il liasreliev> , cd. the number Ol persnDs rescued from
 premature grave, and families saved from ; misery and mourning. In fact, Rogers
 Syrup0f LiverwOrs. Tar and Canchalagu
 is the "Balm uf Gllead." CoWrier .H A APwAIRrg PEcUlIARITY-A correspon> n tlenl ot the New Yo,k Post states thai the z. consumption cf wood upOn the prairies n
 siasr ;os f lgreatar tltaN among the settlements or in !. llle timheretl'connlry, and the amount of
 s,eaM produced much less. A train wil - leave De,rui with from twenty-five iu Ii. thirty five freight cars, and from eighty io
 ene hundred pounds oi steam. As il hears lie Chscago, on the open prairie, the stcan ,s willtaN graunasly io thirty. five or forty. .h five pounds; anulhe engine, leaving nat its train. runs wiils the remainder to Chi
 cag0. So, put an iren box stove on top q
 one of the cars On lhe prairie, let the fir burn intensely, and the surface of the stow M ~, will not burn ihe hand laid upon il. Ii i ~ n problem, ihe solution of which wouit r> make the fortune of an inventor, how thi. " very raptd luss ~ hca,can be prevented | ,PRa0EESs nF THE AGE in that depart. e meni Of a, newspaper al which, from iime !; immemorial, it has heen sad that ladies first g!ance-lhe record Oi ma ridges and dea ihs { -one off the Cali;,rnia papers has inirodu- ced new feature, and the department ia ], now headed Marriages, Deaths and Di> ,e vorces.' The paper before us records the ' names oe the parties iO three diy0rces, ,in> E clufing that af the legal authority hy whom ef1 each dw0res was pronounced. -.VeW York ,h Courier. e' a S+# A@
 V In India, when horse can and will noi ' draw. instead of whpping,l spurring or \. bHrning hinl, IS IS ffeqlenlly Practiced in <, ,nosl aiyilzed countries, they quietly ge, 8 'n..l rope, and attaching il .O eHe of the fore. g .s teet, one or tw0 men take hold of il, and '.1 advancing few paces ahead of the horse sa he animal may he. few doses of suci
 treatment eGect perfect cure.
 ni1 nf ssM Al ----------- sss s gs Al d, In, sI,nrt- -ladies and gentlemen sai, r sn nverpowered Nrasnr, Fl can only suy-- 70 beg leave i0 add Il &sssire lO assure yO, h,I that I'wish had window in my bosom a. that yau n,1hl see the emotion 0f My p- heart" TVnlgar buy from the galleryl- oi '.wnnl!n'. pane in year stoEnach do ti ol tinesi" a4s sb f5aa8 ,e3'H saa ss Senator Sewara's speech on the Nebras n' ks blll has passed illrnugh five psmphle g' editions ihree English and two German 2 an'"sa'sssg tn all 10 l50.0O0 copies. If, he ihein be added the Newspa Der edi,ions ih e- nnmhee would probably De swelled 10 iSu 'l. hnnared thoasahd. fa aa0i s,1sas
 I \ fssg8 FTtfst ---..---------- 8Faans sn54 ,
 "A memorisi, fnar hundred feet long, ssl, \. ing Congress t0 appoint scientific com IN mssiOu tpr lhe investigation Gf spi.ilua N \. manifestations. has been taken 10 Wash ~ ing,an by Prot. s. B. Briltan.