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Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
NOtice.

TENHE Electors of the Town of Litchfeld, who are
 .H opposed to the measures of the present Ma tional Administration, and in favor of Free labor, Protection to American Industry, Cheap Postage, and Economy in both National and State Govern ments. are requested to meet at the Town Room, on Thursday March 31 at o clock, for the purpose of nominating Representatives to the General As sembly. By order of TowN COMMITTEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
HOLMES N' BRONSON.
 BANK STREET, WATERBURY. Dry G o o d s E xclusivelY. x

A A, are now prepared to exhibit a full stock 0f w SIP RIM e c o O D g., and invite particular attention to our large line of LADIES SPRING DRESS GOODS, in American. English and French Prints, Plain and Figured Percalis and Briiants, American, Scotch and French Gnghams, Challi Delaues. a beautiful assortment
 Valentias. Ducals, Glasses and Nonpariels,
 Foulards and Twilled Indias,
 Fancy Dress Silks in large variety,
 Black Silks in Bischoffs and other
 we'll known makes. MOURNING DRESS GOODS in Prints. Brillianter Challis, Ducals, Figured and All Wool De- lanes, India Silks, Bombazines, &c. SHAWLS-Brocha Stella in large assortment of colors and prices, Plain Black Thibet. EMBRoIDERIES Collars in Scotch and fine French work, Embroidered Handkerchief Cambr.c and Swiss Edgings, Smyrna Thread and Va lencienne Edgings WHITE GOODS-Plain and Check Cambrics, Plain and Check Nansooks. Plain, Dotted. Figured and Emeralda Swisses, Brilliantes, Dimities, Laces, &c. LINEN GoODS-Brown and Bleached Table Linen, Napkins Doylies, Towelngs. Irish Linens. Diapers, &c., &c., bought direct from tie manufacturer, and can be offered unusually low.
 LADIES' and CENTS GLOVES and HOSIERY. ALEXANDRES GENUINE KID GLOVES. CLOTHS, CASSIMERES and TwEEDS. DoMESTICS in all their varieties, bought for Css. and will be sold at manufacturers' piices. By giving our entire attention to Dry Goods ve
 shall be able to offer the BEST SELECTION at the LOWEST PRICES.
 All CASH BUYERS
 are invited to examine our goods. HOLMES BRONSON, Bank st., Waterbury. March 20th.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

tg Owing to the severe storm on Friday, Mir. Fer " did not speak in South Farms. We trust, how yer our friends there will embrace the opportunity of hearing him at Bethlem on Thursday afternoon, or at Watertown on Friday afternoon. Many of our Northfead friends will hear him at Plymouth Friday Evening.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

WArERBuRY. has removed his Book Store from the old Arcade, to No. Hotchkiss Block, where he is ready, as usual to furnish Books, Sta tionery, Newspapers and Magazines, to the entire satisfaction of his customers--B & Holmes on Bank street. are doing large business in Dry Goods
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

HoLLowAYs PILLs.-It is hard for ne rsons who have heen weakened and emaciaed by years of sickness to by nny me dcine. They have pc rhaps tried twenty physicians and hundred "spec lics" without avsii Nc ever mind; we ask them for their sakes to try Pills surely repair the rsvnges of eiesse repovsie the internal organs brace and nvgorae the dspida. ted system, restore the appetite, and equence give buoyan " to the animal spirits, as the dew aud rain refresh the withered herbs and flowers. This is the language not of euIogy but of experience.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

The utmost good feeling prevailed during the Convention, and disposition WAS manifested which will tell in April results. The Resolutions, which were debated by various members of the Conxsqi- tion, are as follows .
 Rrsolred That the Republican Electors of the 18th Senatorial District hereby approre and adopt the sentiments enunciated in the Resolves of the State and of the Congressional Conventions, and that we will make every honorable exertion to ensure tue success o these principles, in the coming election.
 Resolred That the reckless extravaganza of the National Administration, the fragrant frauds and corruptions brought to light in the bcstowal of ex- orbitant sums of money upon its partizan friends resulting in bankrupt treasury and an enormous Public Debt, calls for the severest rebuke of an in dignant people.
 Resolred That the persistent efforts of the party in power to increase the rates of Postage, thus form ing drect tae upon those least able to bear it, and when failing in honest efforts to such all in crease of postal raes-resorted to the dshonorable action of defeating the Post Office Appropriation Bll-deserve the reproduction of the intelligent la boring masses of the people.
 Rssolred That we present in the person of our candidate for Senator. SHELDON OSBORNE, gen. tleman uncompromisingly hostile to the acts of the present corrupt Administrations man in every sense worthy of the earnest support of all honest opponents of that Administration-and a man whoa sre can and milL elect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

I'm WAvERLY YNovE1s.-The..wee issue of these novels by Messrs. T. B. Peterson & Brothers of Phil
 adelphia, which we noticed last week, is commen- dable undertaking The Edinburgh edition, from which this is reprinted, comprises 4S volumes the cost of which is 72 dollars. Five dollars sent to Messrs Petersons will ensure the entire set postage free, in 26 volumes. Ivanhoe and Guy Nannering have been already published; Rob Roy will be issu- ea next Saturday, and volume will follow weekly, completing the sett in six months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

fg'T The Fifteenth Senatorial Convention have placed an excellent candidate in nomination. Shell don Osborne is of the most intelligent Republi cans of the town of Harwinton, and eminently wor thy of the Freemen of the District Of his election by very large majority there can be no doubt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
MARRTErD

In Watertown, March l6th, by Rev. G. F. Prud- Maria Partree, of WatertoMn, youngest daughter of the late Johh Partree, Esq.
 In Augusta, NY, March 6, by Rev. E. w. Tooke. Amos E. Atwood. of Watertown, Conn.,, and Mary Jane Stilson, daughter of David Stllson, Esq. of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

The delegates to the Republican Probate Conren- tion for Litchfeld District met at the Mansion House in Litchfeld, on Friday, March 18th, 1859. Jason Whiting was appointed Chairman, and w. L. Ransom was chosen Secretary. On motion, Charles Adams, Esq. was nominated candidate for Judge of Probate for the District of Litchfield for thesyear ensuing.
 John E Sedgwick, John M. Wadhams and Edwin M. Kellogg were appointed committee for this Probate District for the year ensuing.
 JASON WRITING, Chai irman. W. L. RANSOM, Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

The Democrats of the New Haven District, ac- cording to the Palladium, have been aboring under some endorsements as to Senatorial candidate s First, they nominated Wilson H. Clark, but he declined then Ira Marvin, but he declined; then James E. English. but he declined then divers and suudry people in the country towns were taken up and examined, but not piece of timber could be found out of which candidate could be got out of any amount of joiner work.'' At last in despair they began over again, and compelled Mr. Clark to accept the nomination It is to be hoped his friends will not be so wicked as to vote for him.
 Gen. George F. Morris, editor of the Home Jour nal has been appointed consul to Havre.
 Josepht Holt, the new Postmaster General, was born in Kentucky, practised law for several years in Mississippi, and was for short time Member of Congress. In the Cincinnati Convention of 1856. he was an efficient worker for Mr. Buchanan His appointment as Commissioner of Patents was one of the first made under the present Adminis- tration. He is son-in-aw of the late Post Master General Wickliffe, and brother-in-law of Senator Yulee of Florida.
 Hon Wm. D. Bishop is stumping it in Fairfield County. We are sorry to hear that he will not make his appearance in Litchfeld. Since Ferry's appearance here there is not little anxiety felt to know what Bishop can say Wixsed Herdld
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
NOTICE.

The Republican Electors of the town of Cornwall are requested to meet at the Town Hall in said town on Saturday, the 26th day of March, 1859 al o'clock P. M., for the purpose of nominating Rep. resentatves and Judges of Probate to be elected on the 1st Monday of April, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
Road Contracts.

NVHE Selectmen of Litchfeld will be at William
 U Goes in Bradleyville on Thursday March "A, and at Milton Friday March %, to let out the pub lie roads, and will complete the lettings near the center of the town Monday afternoon next, 18th, at the Mansion House. :" F
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
A CARD.

The subscriber acknowledges with pleasure the many obligations he is under to the citizens of New Preston and vicinity for the kind attention and very liberal patronage they cheerfully extended to him during his recent soourn in their fourshng village Ltchfeld, March q, 1859.
 J. l.. JTIDD
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
18TH SENATORIAL CONVENTION.

This Convention came together at Camps Hall. Winsted, on Wednesday, March 16th. i. AMos CoRBM, Esq, of Colebrock, was chosen temporary chairman and the subsequent organiza- tion was effected as follows
 G. D. WADHAMs, President.
 RUFUS CLEvELAHD, Vice President.
 ase. as $: $. ess; ossv.s.,D, Secretaries. The following delegates were present Luchyteld.-Pkilip 5. Betbe, Arthur b. Catlin. Neso Haryord.-Dar:us 8. Smith, H. H. Stone, Or wis Griggs, Walter Beany. | Wnehssta.-E Bsare.sley, Avery Hitchcock, Geo. B. Cleveland, Wm. G. Coe. Harrington D. Wadhams,. Chas. Hotch- kiss, c. F. North, Walter $. Lewis Haswntm.-P. w. Noble, Lewis Smith. Abiiah Catlin, C. H. Bal Der.
 Barktamsted- Henry Lee, Rufus Cleveland, Geo Barber, H. B. Fillmore ~ z C0le6rook.-Amos Corbin, A. O. Pinney, Edward 0lds Peter Corbin.
 The first informal ballot stoed as follows:
 SHELDON OSBORNE, Harwintone ..l3
 HIRAM GOODWIN, Barkhamsted.
 HENRY JONES, New Hartford .....3
 II. $ BARBOUR, Wolcottvlie. ......l
 REUBEN ROCKWELL, Colebrook. .......l The first formal ballot, which was afterwards made unanimous, stood: sss
 OS3oRER. R................. ....-...i0 :
 JONES. ....... .I
 UOODNIE
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

gY@The rains of last week raised all the streams and flooded the low lands. The Connecticut was raised twenty feet and covered the river streets in Hartford The bridge at Northampton was part ly carried off, and considerable damage done to the railroad tracks
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

fg" The citizens of Norwalk gave Mir. Ferry a cordial greeting Saturday evening at the large Hall in that Village on his return from this County. Some eight hundred were present-Chandler Starr, Esq, presiding.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

MR. EDIroR-Capt. Lewis Loveland told me of the product of good COW he milked the last sea- son. The family, (being seven in number,) besides being supplied by her with milk and cream, made three hundred and thirty pounds of butter. This statement can be credited for he (Mr. Love- land,) is one of the noblest works of God-an hon est man: s.
 South Farms, March p, 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

sr PArR1oK's DAY.-Onr Irish citizens had glor- ious weather for the celebration of the day devoted to their patron saint Many people know St. Pat rick only as the man that
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
HARRISON'S COLUMB1AN
 HAIR DYE

SIZE ENLARGED STYLE IMPROVED. It double the quantity and strength of any cther It gives perfectly natural color. It eoors every shade from light brown to jet blaak
 Its use is easy and rapid. It is perfectly harmless to the skin. Its eff ct is instantan eous and permanent It is the best quickest, cheapest and sgfsst made as- Directions for use accompany each box. '6a Price-1 oz 1;-2 OF. $1 1.50 A oz $3;-s OF. $.
 
 s. PsnnI A1nufaause AP0LLOS W. HARRISON. 10 Sosah Th &.
 PHILADELPHIA
 For sale by T. H Richards, Litchfeld; Elmore & Welch, Winsted
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
'-- came Of dacent people,
 And hnilRa church in Dublin town

And on it put steeple,'
 while there are some who will learnedly tell you he wa, Gaul who converted Ireland to Christianity in the fifth century Fierce diSputes have taken place as to whether St. Patrick really existed. or was only traditional myth But be that as it may, the real existence of St. Patrick is really believed in by all good and true Irishmen, who will point you to the bogs of Ireland. and ask If it was not St. Patrick who cleared them all of snakes, who was it " An unanswerable argument.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

tg The Grand Jury of the District of Columbia have found true bill for Murder against Daniel E. Eickles and his trial is expected to take place next week before the District Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

9s Arthurs Ladies Home Magazine for April is . superior number. It's pure moral tone renders this one of the most useful of the monthlies for families
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

tB The April number of the Atlantic Monthly is received rich as usual Subscriptions received at Baldwin's. Also at Pattens, Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24
THE VICTORY IN NEW HAMPSHIRE.

The Republican triumph in New Hampshire is very complete. But this victory was not achieved without struggle. It became known, at an early day, that the Democracy intended to recapture New Hampshire if possible. Large sums of money were sent thither from Washington. active canvassers were employed, a thorough but quiet organization was effected and. to appease the people. the ultra isms of Buchananisrh repudiated. But all these things were of none effect. The people were mt caught naming and the result is as follows
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

This is a sufficiently emphatic record. It shows that whenever needed, the vote of New Hampshire is sure for Freedom.-Alaay Weekly Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

George c. Woodruff Esq. is the democratic candi. date for Judge of Probate in this district.
Litchfield enquirer., 1859-03-24

The Supreme Court of Massachusetts have deci ded that rent in that State, is not collecable whel liquor is sold with the landlords approval
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-10
0ne OF The Eeecss OF tie s-i.. aor
EEas.sC.

4 man by the name Of Lessat, We are
told, visited The drunkery Of Euoppf, on
Pearl street, on Sunday evening last, aud was
bsGta,ly abused. W have heard several
reports Of tie affair, and are unable to give
any definite account Of it. The fact that
a drinking shop is kept open on Sunday,
and fight took place is sufficient to attract
the attention Of the otEcers, and we hope
the prosecuting attorney will give it his at
tenlion, SO that the guilty parties may be
brought to justice. We are also informed
that THU man Knoppf. has pass word by
which bis friends can obtain admission to his
house on Sunday.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-10
erThe Board Of Directors for the Agri-

E~The Board Of Directors for the Agri-
cultural Society Of this County met n Sat
urday last, and prepared in part premium
list for their next annual Fair. i Committee
appointed by a meeting Of the Mechanics
Of this city, also attended the meeting, in
pursuance to an invitation previously given,
for tie purpose of cooperating for the mu-
tual interests Of the Farmer and Mechanic at
our next annual Fair The Board set aside
800 to be appropriated by a committee Of
Mechanics, as they may see proper, IN pre-.
NUNS in their department The Board
also authorized the committee to appoint
superintendent for their department Of the
exhibition. The Board also appointed
committee consisting Of Mossrs Dennis and
Paxson to cooperate with Ike committee
On The part Of the Mechanics to devise means
and II possible erect large Mechanics Hall
On lie Fair Grounds
We arc highly pleased with the spin. man,
hes'ed by the Mechanics OF our city, and in
vie attention to the report Of the proceed
irgs Of meeting held by them and
published in another column. We also
invite attention to their call for another meet
iIag. and hope every mechanic in the city will
attend
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1859-02-10

~ HF t-aAasEp oF HIS ErsrSEss?-Tac p-epri-
etor eft lae Cassel House is said to b, Leatle
man Of Aish-toned Southern feeling. We have
admired this bold AMI Independent feature ia the
CHARACTER Of true Sautlsrusrs. They arc sere~.
sly oatspoken and fearless Ia whatever ti.r, NAV
do They boldly speak their sentiments. ami 10
aot sari1 k from r0h]:- gaze i9 their taaarah,e
transactions Wit the ~-c'i. THIS IS claimed 20
be ;ha character Of car Southern ar:e.1s and
while We eoneede it to be true. We do le, a5a,it
It to ha any more trae ia regard 10 them than 10
Northern people, But cur neishbor Of the Gas
SCI House Is engaged in what lie conceivts to he an
honorable business, yet he IS evidently ashamed
oft or why has he erected barrier to the sf,ht
q The passing public As hey pass his T ear an
ished and sumptuousIy furnished barr II an hon.
CRADLE snd legitimate business why screen it from
the sight Of the rublc2 Is lie ashamed CA IT,
or docs he fear that all who 90 not indulge ia the
use # Intoxicating liquors viii be Disguised a,
the sght? The ordinary merchant and mechanic
mshe their business pubic as possible by broad
ara oYea doors-by exposing their articles fer
race before the public gaze; but the Eqlor-seGer
sh1.Ss behind 4 screen. ana hides his merchandise
from the public eye. Is he not ashamed Of his b.
siress2
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10
Mmftf.

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Tae ,iittN hebt uno isntt ces Settles 6luae,
Ter SebnInht icIat in tlaue TGnmerfrrne
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St ouh ME Butt i'm bcifen gtnaen ranae:
g0euu uiht Rus Scbnrn "a rtc Ih 9eidtdfen,
Dir CO oebraubt, ais Slunen, rte ais Wahrn.
9is SIu, iinp cts 6rricnS rctnlts Sprahe,
cir molsu leiuer cw'scu NUnrnatt Wa(ieu.
HIM msIdc Rtaung audi ole S,uit rur6mahc.
CIR fam in Irilteu SGusn iib entillteu:
linn ,,r Nfuit miro 2icte. Shmer, uur 8aAc
Gih rurd, RE Wadbt rer 6armunis s~eitalteu.
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Gurdb re man lbdut bis in Der lrGumc SueGc.
llno mcnu &c hit re @~6tt:rmadt, bie game,
llup traulct aus Der Scsls t~ieiteu 6allen.
Tu' rant H., pie b 8 y3aloes 8tettcrpHau,e
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Nfadht iItctu tort, uno tort in Wrb ~,rrioucn,
unp reun i'm raibeu giep rie Saitcn I~priuaen.
Ia BAIT wtr @riiterrui ibr lcetsS j~Sltnscu.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1859-09-10

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mum ee III 10000 gulcen sufauen fam.
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errinptS, erdnrn 8rpie, Mctaneu!pps, QanptppeS. 0ielIrparopbs
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= : ~. Super sorrcen BET Negen gnb SopGtnlbcln Gnuriertiot.
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Rallies un0 6it,ines 9ieker.

uNo DIE perldleetnen Mheehpnen, rpeldhe aus tinsrt uaorbcnt>
l'@th Wasen oeer aus Der Qsben en~tIprtnaen.
2Sie unccreauIitftit, Sdure I'M @aaen, GpliG. 6er,-
brcnntn. appetitlpit9fet, @cn9fIihteit, 8eritopfura bLuteuSe
nm fulltdt p3nOrrbotesn. Sn allen nerp5len ur0 rbeurra.
tt'then Salen tar &c bti ~un;lbli0en Maler po6ltbitia aewirIi
uan "%olltdnel9e 5ttlunl bcrppr9ebraht.
SGlleee Ut ete rein pr9ctubiilte WiItIna, mad, irens
m,llsnlhaftlthen 9runolaeen umb mad MnmtllGna bes he.
rIpalten hsll1notifsn Yr0feicre 9psrbarr, terettft. gScocn
lttnte 9rpBtn Griol9rH IN Zen mclfen t%Irpp6jlhru Stoafcn.
mar lsnit Gintubrung i'll ern Der. Stlaien mebr fur Nicieni.
gen 0eltlnllrt, melte aus unitrm SaterIanre IN oielem V,rn,
ierltreut itno 9a eahelbe untsr ihnen orpRcu geifll oe,
tNneer, 10 tiete i'd, cS rem anlerifaniihcn Qnblitnm an, ln6srn
Ii welF, Dap ietnt Ill Der IbAt munperba:cn mcoieiniibr1 81
~9enltatten lid getanntidaft Y%erIba1Cn merpcn.
Defenders iplre IS fWr Soltbe empfpbIen, htrenJ Gpnffnuti,u
eurt Cen t%eltanei9en 4ebrauh non 2iaupren cher onSrrsn
@ualbreITun9en III %unUrenun9 ecratben inb. Qnl NlQoe-
netncn dl9enbltfltdt miriam, finoct CS Ielnen elacen N8ea
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