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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11
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 EvOR "BLISS DYSPEPfIC REMEDY" receiv A cd by us, while We out of the article, vii HOW be promptly fofwardcd.@ @ We shall, in future endeavor to keep ourselves we'll supplied HARRAL, RlsLEY < KIrcHEa, 76 Barclay street New York.
 AMERICAN & FOREIGN PATNTS. HD H. EDDY, Solicitor of Patents Hate Agent Aa . of the U S. Patent Office, Washington. un. tier the Act of l8ST -76 State St., opposite kilby St., Boston.
 After an extensive practice Of upwards of twenty years, continues to secure Patents in the United States also M Great Britain, France and other for. eign countries. Caveats, Specifications Assign ments and all Papers Drawings for Patents, exc. cutcd in liberal terms. and with despatch Eesear chcs made into American or Foreign works to de tcrmne the validity utility of Patents or Inven tionsand legal other advice rendered in all mat ters touching the same. Copies of the claims of an, Patent furnished by remitting One Dollar Assign ments recorded at Washington.
 This Agency Is not only the largest in New Eng land, but through it inventors have advantages fol securing patents ascertainiiay the patentablity of inventions, unsurpassed by. if not nmeAsurabl, superior to, any that be offered them elsewhere The testimonials below given. prove that none il MORE SUCCESSFUL AT THE PATIENT OFFICE than the sub scriber; and SUCCESS IS THE BEST PROOF ADvAN FACES ABILITY he would add that he has abun dant reason to believe, and can prove, that at nt other office of the kind are the charges for profc sional services moderate. The immense practic, of the subscriber during twenty years past has en; bed him to accumulate vast collection of spccii cations and official decisions relative to patents- These, besides his extensive library of legal and me- chancal works, and full accounts of patents granted in the United States and Europe, render him able beyond question, to offer superior facilities for ob t;inng patents
 All necessity of journey to Washington. to pro cure patent and the usual great delay there, ar. here saved inventors.
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JOHN BOYD, Judge.

At Court of Prebate holden at Wichesr ,eitin and for he Diar'd of Winchester, the I1 day ef January, A. D. 1S5S
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At Court ef Probae holden at Wmcheer ,ctshin a,. for the District of Winchester on Me 23d ddy of Jaauary, A. D 1858.
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A T Court of Probate holden at New Milford, "A within and for the Distiict of New Milford, February S. 1858:
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A T a Court rfProbate holden at New Milford, "A within and for the Iistrict of New Milford, Feb. Is, 1858.
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ELM-PARK COLLEGIATE
 INSTITUTE, LITCHFIELD REV. JAMES RICHARDS, D. D., Principal.
 CHARLES A. SWIFT, A. B. Prof. Languages
 JAS. RICHARDS, JR., Asst Teacher of Mxth BINOCULARS and Catalogues obtained of the O Principal
 fge Summer Session commences on Wednesday May 5th.
 Litchfeld, March I, 1s58. tf-45
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w The liver lnVigOratOF'.
PREPARED BY DIR. SANFORD;

IFS A GREAT SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DIS-
 II COVERY, and is daily working cures, almost too great to believe. It cures as if by magic eren the first duy guing bsnsft and seldom more than one bottle is required to cure any kind of Ltpz Com paint, from the worst Jaundice or Dyspepsia to a common headache all of which the results of a Diseased Liver.
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
 During the time occupied the office of Con- missioner of Patents, H. Eddy Esq, of Boston. di'l business at the Patent Ofc ;; as Solcitot fol procuring patents. There few, if ahy, persons acting in that capacity, who had so much business before the Patent Office; and .herc were none who conducted it with more skill idelity and success- regard Mir Eddy of che best informed and most sklltul Patent Solicitors in the United States and have no hesitation in assuring inventors thai they cannot employ a person more competent ana trustworthy, and more capable of putting their ap pications in form to secure for them early and favorable consideration at the Patent Officc
 EDMUND BURKE,
 Late Commissioner of Patents"
 From Me Present Commissioner
 AUGUST F, 1S55.-During the time have held the office of Commissioner of Patents, R. II. Eddy Esq, of Boston, has been extensively engaged in tn transaction of business with the Office as Solicitor He is thoroughly acquainted with the law, and the rules of practice of the Office regard him as one of the most capable and successful practitioners with whom l have had official intercourse.
 CHAS. MASON
 Commissioner of Patents. Boston, Jan. 1, 1858. 3S.ly
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teaspoonfuls will always female obstruction re- disease, and makes a
 diately removes Cholfc, ed is a sure cure for
 preventative of Cholera.
 will prevent the recur-
 tacks, while it relieves
 needed to throw out of
 medicine after a long
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-03-11

NvOR '' BLISS DYSPEPTIC REMEDY receiv A cd by us, while were cut of the article, vii
 uow be promptly Forwarded We shall, in future
 endeavor to keep ourselves we'll supplied.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

BARss.-A Farmers Club were re-
Gently discussing barns. and came to
the following conclusions
That lsrgs barn was better than
two or more small ones; that tight
barn was better, even for badly cured
hay, than an open one; that brick
barn and slate roof were the best and
cheapest for a man who has all his
materials to bny: that good connex
ion between a house and barn i q
covered walk, oycrhung with grape
vines; that economy Of roof and con-
vcnience for work were ~ tie first inn
portancc in any building; that good
water and warm stables were essential
10 the comfort Of animals; that tho
housing OF manurcs was judicions;
that liquid manures are largely lost,
even bv those who have cellars ami
sheds for storing them; and that the
bcst alsorbants of liquid manure ars
buckwhcat hulls, lcat mold. saw dust,
fine sand, dried peat. turf and straw"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

A. ISpiarA Arr FGsxsssr---The WISH
n,,on Union srnonnces thst our fellow
ci,i1sn. Daniel Mcclure. hss been appoint
"a 70 The honorable snd valuable position 81
Psyma.ter IN The Army. The recipient
n. eminenily worthy the place. snd the sp
pc,sfment ~iil Be exceedingly rs,iifVing z
HE numerous frissis 10 this Safe and else.
where
Major Mrc'ure. now his rank, was ecucs.
ted st West Point, ard for several year
ass an officer in the regular service Alter
wards ne retired frcm The army snd ent~res
'he lsgsl profession. These ausiihrs,icrs
com mented him 20 the place. Perhaps u
i,her msn in the State combines 'he~r ID
gan,snge- IL % high degree, and ~ho- j.
ali respects. is % well 6ied for the posi-
fion.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

A MoDkL TowssHrY Marion towns hip
Mercer county. OHIO. gave 81 the late slec.
ton two hundred and twenty Democratic
votes. all rcuni, 10 four Fusion votes.--Cin.
enquirer.
We hare some townships in Indiana WI ici
best ihst: am ong them Patoka township
Dubois county. where the De- ocrstic vote
vas 3o2. Fusion vote 3: Columbia township
same county. Democratic vote IS. Fu-icr
vote y; Ferdinand toxn-hip, same county
Democratic vote 22i. Fusion vote none
Jackson TOWNSHIP, 0range county. Demo
ratio vote l2i, Fusion vote none. w
should like to see This beat.-sew Albsn,
Ledger.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

rsrll,s night Of shade Was fulling fast.
But through lie scenes 0i mirih there pass
A pilgrim clnd in g.rmnnts hiic,
WHO uraspcd a scroll with motto bright
"Exceisivrv'
His brow was calm, his eye ad csnght
A radiance from the land he sought;
And, like a silver irumpei. rung
TIE accent. sweet Of Cunaan'- tongue.
.Exce lslor!"
Earil's gay and pleasant homes locA'j fair.
Alluring him with comforts there;
And rough and cold his tolsolne way;
II all their charms he answ Erred, "Nay"
''Excelsior"'
"Tresd not that path the ,emptsr cried;
"rn- easy way is smooth aud wide;
Night terrors irown along that fosd."
lne voice replied. "itJeads " God"
Excelsior"
20 -,ay aud rect thee" NJ ,mm,n said,
.'vrh golden pillow Ter Thy head Y
The cilgrm smiling, raised his eye
.sI'se treasure yonuer, in the Nv
"Eac. .siory
'Bewsre The barren hg-lree's fate.
prrchance Thy jpurney's 81 too late
Was .hisp4rcd low by doubt within;
-Nho never venture, never vim
.Excelsier.
While formalis'-, with muiiered prayer,
Believed themselves on SUBMITS rare.
This was his .srne~f. struggling crc -
MY Z ~. attract sry hear, o. high"
~Exceisior.'
l.o4 81 his knees thsi ssini WIS found,
Nf4p' N n las' co!A ~brp profound;
bfpr' fis que4chs sg~ ~a- srsai
Tlai ..5.e ~siere Ae N. Aad rrad,
"hxcel-ior!'
There, vt li,'- gate, the pilgrim Law;
'fnas pasr. tie rr~ ard. cnAard way;
And ifom ~ hon.. rsA aud lsir,
A Voice ssinc iTur a'NfHay stsr,
Excelsior
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~ BKIpsEr faFss lady when she csms
10 New york, and focnd 10 her inexpressi.
ble regret. that she had los, her certificate
IN the way scross the ser. Bu, her cousin
Patrick supplied her with another IN ths
iollowing words; This certifies thai
Bridge, OFIannegan had gecl character
shen she lsi, Ireland. tu; SIC lss, il On tbs
sAiF coming oven
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THASKscIvIsc.-Goy Stewart, of Mis-
souri, and Gov. Bissell, Of Illinois, hs,e IL
sued proclamations appointing Thursday
The 25lh d November, asa Of day u Thanks
givln. III each oi the States.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

HrAtareceatC County Fair ID this State, .
couple of fashionable ladies' atiired in very
low w-necked dresses were excessively morii-
fr.d because al the chilIren from The rural
districts cried sller them.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

~ A man from the country. whose wife
had elopei and carried cf the feather bed,
vas recently ia Louisville in search oi
them. "Not that he cared snytLiag about
his wife; but the feathers said he, "thvna's
worth forty -eight cents pound"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10
The Smack in School

The following incident in q Disrrir
School described By Mr. wiIlism P.u Psi
'ner, Of New York, Presiient OF the Man
haitian Insurance Compsny. in sn address
before The Literary Societs ! in S ockbridre
Mass. his native home, will take many
whose heads are s'reakcd with siivery hairs
J jpurney bark 10 boy hood snd early HE:
A District School. not far sway
Mid Berkshire hills. one Winters dsy
Was hunming with ils wonled noise
OF three-score mingled CIR snd boys
Some few upon their tasks intent,
But more on turiiye mischief bent;
TIE while the masters dox inward look
Was fastened on . copy book
Rose sharp and clear rocsing sNAcx.
A. 'iwere q battery OF blss
Let of in one Tremendous kiss.
Whats that'~ the startled Master cries:
-Ths'. 'hirr litt'e imp replies.
aWaih William WillilE. II ven pleaihe.
II haw him hth Thu,hanns FEATHER
With frown 10 make statue thrill.
The Master Murdered. sHirher Wiii!r
Like wretch o'-riaaen in MS trsrk,
VITA stolen chstsels on bis back.
VIII hung HE hesd 10 fear and -hans,
And 10 The awful presence came
4 great. green. bsshtul simpleton,
The butt or ali gocd-naiured fun
With smile suppressed and hire 4 upvsis .
The thresfeBer faliered-~l'm amazed
That YOU. ny biggest pupil. should
BE guilty " an eci % rude.
Rrfore the whole set school r. boot
What evil senis- put you a. r.
~'r~s- she hersel', SIR sosbet the lst,
- didr': mean 20 be - bsd-
But ~hen Sn=sr n.h shook her curis,
And Ah-p. red | vas 'fraid d girls,
And dur-n't k-s baby's doll.
] couldn't -'snt II. sir. u Ill.
Rm ~ AMI k.sed her On fhe spn'.
knOE- b0n hno--l onsh; Il nus.
b., sorshnw. from her lcuh--boo hoo
l thought she kind y wished re To-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

DJA rich man that keeps riches
and enjoys them not. is like an ass
that carries gold anil eats thistivs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10
4 q ECULTUR Al.
curing Hars.

IuIiAS A~ms.
a the time i AT hand Tor prcl airing
these useful stores of rich and sayogv
yiands. few words viii not lie out 81
place in regard 10 them. The legs Of
ho2s snort in the hook. are the best
for hams. aud should he chosen in pre-
ference 70 lanky legs. They may be
-altcd by immersion in a clean pickle.
containing a little sugar and saltpeter
dissolved. or they may be salteI by
ground solar evaporatcd salt
over them. turning them every day,
and giving them good rubbing. A
little sugar and ground pepper added
10 the salt will much improve the fla
vor Of the meat. y reIuirSs about a
month to salt hams y the wet lr,-
rcss. and three weeks by the dry sys
tenn. AT the end oi this period they
-hould be hung UP for f,w days TO
drip, AMI then they are ready for sIno-
sing. Much depends on the kiud Of
material uscd tor smoking them. so as
ID secure a sweet flavor. Whatever
liIcl j. used for this pnrp -. one con
Iition should never lie overlooked ii
should bc perfectly dry, Or else it will
y liable TO impars 4 bitter taste to the
meat Dry corn cobs, and some dry
swc,t hay are superior 70 AL othc
agents that We have seen employed for
-mcking beef and hams.
Mutton hams may h. prepared in
the same manner a. tIloac Of pork, and
iihsy are exceedingly ralalabie when
~ meat i good. aud care exercisoi
. smoke them slowly Sci; Amer.
Rrr AID WHrIE Wharf.-The fol
loving rather curious an, interesting
svvv alton 10 l.nblished IL si.s Cham
'crssnrg (',un.) Spirit:
From what we hear from orr conn
try friends. and see in cur exchanges
lapers il appears that the weevi con-
in.s IT, destructive operations cNclu
sivrIy 70 tire white wheat. In some
instances. where part of field was ia
white wheat and the remainder III rcd,
1.-The white was destroyed. while the rcd
sustained NJ injury whatever. In
Lancss .cr county many ~ the farmers
intend to raise red wheat alt 'gciher
till the weevil disappears. and it might
be well for other farmers to DO 50 too.
Ia some parts ~ Ohio and Western
Pennsylvania the wheat crop was al
most entirely destroyed FIR several
wears ia succession by ihe weevil. Iii
IL rayagc- can he stopped BY cultiva
Ting rel wheat only. our farmers viii
certainly DO well t. give the whito
wheat the 20 BY until the wccvil dis
appears
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IFBy good nature, halt TIC misery
II man might b ssiagei.
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4 people who have teen as highly favor
% as those Of I.disna. in all that makes
them free. independent aud prosperous, may
well, upon one day IN each year assemble
70 return their thanks fos these blessings, %
ALMIGHTY GoD:
! therefore appoint Thursday. the a5th
dry Of November. A. u. 1858, a. a day OF
Thanksgiving end prayer urging AL 70 az
spmble and return thanks % The Supreme
Ruler Of the universe, for tho blessings lie
has conferred, and the mercies IL has extern
ded 70 the people Of the State of Indiana.
IL testimony whereof have hertur,' ser
my hand and causcdi i0 \, fixed
lsFALl the seal of the State 81 fnlia M.
Done st The city Of lndanagr 4
this first day Of November IN The year c'
uur Lord eighteen hundred aud fuy-,igb
ne year Of the State the torry-,hird. sud ~
'he Independence os the United States iii.
eighty third.
By the Governor: ASnBEL +. WILLARD.
CYRUS 1. DuSHAM, Secretary q Smlc.
-----~----
HE WATER CunE. The following,
which we find ID the vicksburg Sun, would
Indicate that there is more virtue 10 water
'han many medical advisers are wiling 10
admit:
The yellow fever patient who plunged IN
70 The Mississippi DAY or 90 ago, while IN
delirious condition, Is improving rapidly
- We learn. contrary to the expectations Of
h's medical advisers. who had no idea that
he would ever recover rom the effects u
'As plunge bath.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1858-11-10

GosE UP ESD rnE Hscr-The Wee
Point Ga CITIZEN tells the following Of
married man Al The commencement ever
cses OF : certain college in GeorSis, this
summer:
He ssrted ~ The stairway a, svili
pser. not noticing any further until he
came nesrIy y the top Of The s'ePr. shen
be ssy.a = strange sensation came over him.
and suddenly he found himself enveI0peJ
Ii dsrkness.a .as ihorsh the lights ND been ex-
flngui-hed He vas sssonished and hs~iIder-
"a. The mystery aas econ explained. snd
i appeared 'hst : LADY. wearing very
;srse hoar. hid me; hin . the TOP q ths
STAIR. snd ives jnsf in the &C, o. descending
when uur friend. being . email man. hs.:
wi,hou, no.'cips. actually gone up uader
ne hoop.
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rsrll's night Of shade Was fulling fast.
lu, through lie scenes Of mirih there Pass'd
A pilgrim clnd in g"rmnnis " bite,
WHO graspcd scroll with motto bright
.Exceisiurv'
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His brow was calm, his eye ad csnght
4 radiance from the land he sought,
And, like a silver irumpei. rung
Tie accent. sweet Of Cunaan's tongue.
"Exce isior!"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-10-11
QUARANTINE AFFAIRS.

The Seventy-irst Regiment were visited yesterday
by an inn ense concourse of persons. The fine day
drew many fro the city, who, no doubt were willing
TO excha, &c the crowded and dusty streets for days
recreation in the comparatively quiet and Countrywide
town Of Castleton, where the additional amusement OF
a military parade and coed music, make it only the
more attractive. The Regiment locked quite well on
parade and elected commentator.
On Saturday night, ncepdiarsm was again attempt
ed and with success. At about 10 o'clock, shanty
in Rag pckers' Row was fred, but woman discover.
ed the flames and extinguished them before much
damage had been accomplished. Then canal boat,
living short distance from the infected district, wa
gni,ed Int the timber of which it is compo.ed was so
damp that the flames made progress of any account
At midnight, however, a barn on Jersey street was
fired. aud the flames spread with great rapidity, en-
,elopng the building, and soon eveing It WIN the
ground valuable horse was destroyed IN the con-
aseratiop. These unlawful acts have created gIea!
excitement in the town of Casteton and II is supposed
that nm examination into them viii be made without
delay.
No new cases Of fever have been reported as oce1r-
ING within Quarantine, though death took place from
II on Saturday night The general state OF health IN
the Town Of Cns.eon gecd and it is hoped thai no
more cases of yellow fever, at least, Will occur tue
present season.
The number of vessels now lying in the Upper Bay
il about thirty. On these there is no sickness OF any
particular account though the fever and ague prevails
TO considerable extent The Susquehannah sill lies
in the Liver Bay, almost deserted though the ap-
proach Of cold weather viii probably place her in a
| healthy condition.
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POLITICAL.

IXTH Observation-Disclosures Kemble OF Cjld
Spring is to have the honor Of being badly beaten by
John b. Haskn in the contest for Congress this FALL
Mr. Kembe was a Barnburner Of the John Van Buren,
and John Cochrane stripe, and sunk with them into
the unfathomabe abyss of Lecomptonisn. Personally,
he is respectable citizen of moderate abilities, with
q strong inclination to side with those who have the
giving out of contracts for Government castings.
XvITH ASSEMBLY DIsTRIcr.-The Delegates to the
Republican Assembly Convention for this District met
at Kirchner's corner OF Third avenue and Nineteenth
street, on Saturday evening last, and nominated Mr.
George Opdykc q wealthy merchant, doing business
at No. Sc Barclay street. Mr. Opdykc is well known
in business circles for his integrity and energy, and
well calculated therefore, TO the city at Albany,
where if elected he will be above the ntrgues OF pro-
sessional politicians lie was a candidate for the A.
sembly in 1856 when he ran ahead Of his ticket and
was defeated by only twenty to thirty fraudulent votes
He is jealous advocate of Registry Law, and his
friends hope therefore, for the support Of the Amsr-
cans of the Ward. If they and the Republicans unite
on him his success will be certain.
Win ASSEMBLY DIsTRICT.-An adjourned meeting
Of the Republican Convention of the With Assembly
District WAS held at No pa Grand street on Saturday
evening. No nominations were made. The Conven-
ton adjourned to meet on Wednesday evening.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
RECEIVED BY
MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10. 1856

WASHINGTON, Oct 10, 1853.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE n. Y. TRIBUNE.
Free SpeesG Correspondents
NICARAGUA---NEw OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
AND BUCHANAN.
Perez, Secretary to Jerez, special Penipoten
tiary from Nicaragua, arrived here yesterday. A
grave difficulty on the Nicaragua question super
venes Jerez now denies having made any stipula.
tions conditions to his reception by our Govern
ment and refuses to perform any pretended stipu-
latioDs. He will probably be dismissed by Gen.
Cass, and orders will very likely be given to take
possession of the Transit route by our naval force
till such time as the demands Of this Government
shall DO conceded by Nicaragua
1t turns cut now that Douglas and Buchanan
concluded formal truce before the Little Giants
departure from Washington, and that Buchanan
violated one of the articles of agreement, and 50
Douglas pronounced at Chicago accordingly.