Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-10


Of NxlHklss paper mill in North Colebrook
On Fsldsy oflsst week.
r. The Rev. a. B. Goodrich has resign
"a tho Rectorship Of St. Peters church,
Plymouth, Conn.,. and accepted caIl % St.
Johns church, blillville, Mass.
q The extensive clock factories Of Seth
Thsmaa & Son Il Plymouth hare suspended
work for tie present, throwing some eighty
hands ont of employment.
TE Wheeler and i. Hine, Esqs.,
Representatives from Southbury and Middle.
bury, were thrown from caniagein Water
bury on Tuesday. and badly injured, though
mot - much 80 a. 70 preclude their going
on to Hartford.
q Miss Bunkley, whose escape from
the nunnery At Emmetsbufg, Md, has pro-
duced 80 much talk, had prepared volume
on the subject and was about Publishing it,
when some one stole the sheets and took
out a copy right upon them. She has COM
menced suitto re-obtain the copy right.
n The correspondent Of the New Or
leans Bee at Mexico, asserts that Santa
Anna was so seriously i'll that he was not
expected to live, his malady being an affec-
sion Of the heap. causing perfect stupor.
n The Oakville (Watertown) Manu-
featuring Company put up their pins by
steam power. on strips Of paper which are
rolled up in compact form, leaving the
heads exposed on one end Of the cylinder,
in manner convenient for use, without
being transferred to pin cushion. Each
roll contains $50 pins--the number usually
sold in single paper.
N The Bridgeport Standard says that
y respectable German shoemaker, named
Kunklemann, died very suddenly in that
place on Thursday. 1t is said that he had
procured arsenic, and swallowed it, but his
relatives do not believe that he intended to
commit suicide.
II By a recent law in Michigan mar
ried woman may receive, buy, sell, devise,
mortgage, &c ,her real and personal property
without the consent Of her husband and
also, sue and be sued without joining the
husband in the suit in either case.
II Americanisln does not war with
man because he was born in Ireland or Ger
many, or because he is Catholic. 1t only
opposes foreigners ruling the country, no
matter whether they come from Ireland,
Germany, Africa ,kamschatka orthe Fee ice
Islands, aud opposes Catholicism when it
attempts TO Interfere in political matters, or
subvert heinssitutions OF the country for its
advancement.
a The Paris correspondent Of the New
York Times writes to that journal that there
mas been i disruption of the friendly reia-
lions hitherto existing between Spain and
the governments Of France and England.
Causes Of understanding have arisen be-
tween those Cabinets, which are said to
have seriously affected the feeling Of friend
ship which have prevailed between them.
Lord Howder, the English Minister, has
involved himself In difficulty by interfering
with the religions laws and customs Of the
country, and NJ. Turgot, the French Minis
ter, was having discussion with the Gov
eminent concerning an incident growing out
of the war. He also says that the Spanish
Government was never more entirely inde-
pendent Of foreign influence than al the pre-
sent moment.
Sererc Cough.--Those who are troubled
with cough, OF any disease Of the Lungs.
may perhaps be interested in reading tue
following correspondence:
MoRRisvILLE, Madison Co, N. Y.
Df.A RoGeRs-Abont two years ago
was troubled with severe cough. Some
other members of'my family were troubled
IN the same way. purchased bottle of
Or. RoGgR's Syrmp Of Lirerwort, Tar, and
Canchdlagud, which entirely cured myself
and family before we had used it all up.
One Of my ngighbors had cough which
seemed incurable. She would lhaye times
Of coughing in which it would seem that
she would strangIe, and could not recover.
AZ was passing her house | heard her
coughing I'll asked If they had anything
- HtSb sHUy Suuiu IetcuN6 utf tHey Sdtu
No. ! went and got what remained Of the
bottle | had purchased and gave il TO them,
told them to take Il according 10 the direc-
lions On The bottle. She had taken but two
boisles1xhen the cough was entirely sub
dned, and what is more strange, she has not
been attacked again 10 this day, TO my
knowledge.
From my personal experience, and the ef-
fects have known it TO produce on others,
can chesrfully recommend j, TO the public
IN general, rs medicine deserving the pa.
tronage Of all who are affected with Lung
complaints. Yours, respectfully,
d. G. HERRicK.
We hereby certify that we are well ac-
quainted with the above named d. G. Herr
rick, and that any statement made by him
may be relied on as In all respects correct.
JANIS NoRTox, Postmaster.
L. NoaToS, Magistrate.
OpsRArioSs OF THE Lrouoa LAw.-It will
be seen by communication from Mr.. Udol-