Litchfield enquirer., 1859-09-29

THE PRINTER REMEMBERED.--We indebted to
Mr. Riverius Marsh for large bottle of his superior
writing Ink, which received, it deserved the pre-
MUM at the County Fair. We are also under obi
cations to Mr. Asahel Peck of Pennington for bas
ket of very choice winter appes-the best and the
largest at the exhibition and to j. T. Stevens for
basket of turnips, of mammoth size and of the very
choicest quality.
| IMPRovING.-The Bridgeport Farmer in its last
weeks ISSUE applied the term 80 Black Republican
to the Republican party only one hundred and fif-
teen times.
"a "A neighbor recently advertised few thousand
dollars to loan through our columns referring Dor
rowers to g this Office. In consequence, we have
been applied to, verbally and by letter, for at least
ten times the amount offered and still the appca-
tions arc coming in. As the money advertised was
all loaned weeks ago, take occasion thus publicly
to announce the fact, that those in want NAY look
elsewhere for accommodations.
| STATE NORMAL ScHooL.--The annual examination
of this institution will take place on Monday and
Tuesday next, and the orations and essays of Ike
graduating class, with the presentation of diplomas
will occupy the afternoon of Wednesday.
as@p. 4. Barnuln delivers his :: Money Making
address before the Fairfield Co. Agricultural Society
at Norwalk.
| eE" The beautiful herd of thoroughbred Devon
Cattle, belonging to John L. Andrew, are now on
exhibition at the National Fair of the American
Institute, in competition with the best of both Eng
land and America. They are very much admired
by all, and very tavorably noticed by the Press.
They have been successful in competition, and
have been awarded by the Committee Of Judges six
prizes.
| Eg "The Greenwoods Cattle Show comes of on the
10Th and Goth Of October, in the Winsted Park, the
completion of which is anticipated by that time.
| The President and Cabinet have declined invita-
tons to go up to Portland and the Great Eastern
|
SUPERIOR Piano FoRTEs.-The attention OF the
musical world is invited to the advertisement of
Jno. e. Fox Co., Piano Forte Manufacturers, So
Walker st., in another column of this paper Extra
ordinary inducements offered to buyers of Panos
and these Instruments are recommended by Profess
sors as equal to any in the market. Call and SCI
them.
| Professor George Bush, the celebrated commenta-
tor OH some of the books OF the Old Testament i-
ed at Rochester, september 10Th, aged 6S.
| steamer brought to st. Louis, the other day
race horse worth slo,OUO and about fifty egrues
for tina southern market 1t is said that four hun
dred slaves leave Missouri every week.
| The revival which had such powerful manifesto
tions in Ireland, il extending with equal power in
Scotland.
John q. Fremont is taking $4,000 week out of
his mines at Mariposa.
\ Two men named Smith and Day, of Plymouth,
have been arrested for tile and robbery COM
l.p'.
| Monday evening, Sept. II. They have been bound
| over tor tlial before the Superior Court
! From present indications the freshman class of
this year will be the largest admitted to Yale
College. The number Of applications thus far be-
| ing nearly two hundred.
| The Hartford Press says that the Willimantic
| Thread Co. uses up about one thousand cords Of
white brcn every year, in the way Ut spools
| western editor once apologized to his readers
after this fashion !:
publish this week, but violent storm prevented
ihe wedding and the doctor being taken sick him.
self the patient recovered and we are cheated out
Of both ..i-~- .,.. -< -.'.
II is singular fact that though the democracy of
Maine fought their recent election squarely and
nenly on the Douglas platform, the result shows
heavy loss, Last year, Bucllunanism was beaten
600 and now Doug lasism Is 12,OOO behind In the
counties marshaled by the Douglas leaders, the de-
nocracy suffered very severely Willie III two, where
the partv stood up for Lecompton ana buchanan,
thew fully hold their last year S vote ,
The Rochester Democrat says !" 1t is estimated
b one of the heaviest operators here that not Tar
from Is 600 barrels Of apples have been shippeu
from Rochester since the season commenced, anu
that at least 25 OG0 more must follow Others maxi
th cir figures larger than this. he prices paid at
,resent will average about 81 per bairel-the best
being ST 25, and the most inferior kinds 10 Gents
1,;h.+,vo thousand acres of land lying in tn