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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

1 uo,,ovAY's PnD.-UNNEcEssARx 1oRTunn-
 ss s1s so1surng mssSod Sssoae of ths ne
 tssaamattmenf of disease tends to the destruction sather than the preservation of human life. phv. sicans have certain routine prescribed for thcr 0sods opsandi from which there Is no departurs the laws of the Medes and Persians were not fnor5 that confines men to peculiar dogmas on penalty of excisiop. Untrammelled by particular rnlss HolIoway's system on the contrary Is based on fks simple laws of nature. Pa1pitation is cften ffe effect of indigestion, disorders of the stomach or mach and nerves the Pills remove tho cause nj effect radical cure. VI
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

No STATE FAIR THIS yEAR.-It was expected that the annual State Fair would be held in naf''ord' this fall but the following resolution passed by the executive committee of the State Aes,culsural Society, at New Haven, on Wed. nesday, settles the question
 ,,,s. u;ew Q, the prevalence of destructive and c9ntagious disease among the neat cattle of ,, an .,.a s.a1e and the alleged exposure of neat J;ssssa "i'uin 'ne state of Connecticut to said
 Resotcsd, That the State Ao,,c.,tr-., s..;... ofConnecticut dispense with any esSht;or 3UOlys ny coming fall o '~O''on 'ne
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21
THE POETRY OF PHYsIC.
Let the sick to HERRIcK go;
 Who'd be ill, I'd like to know9

Let the sick to HEBRIcK go;
 Who'd Dc ill, I'd like to know9
 Such cures his Pills do make,
 Smiles, lovely smiles, shall deck the brow,
 Where gloominess is rampant now,
 And hope anew shall wake.
 KICKS MATCHLESS VEGETABLE FAMILY PILLS have inundated the world with their popularity. Over five millions of boxes arc used annually, giving employment to eighty-fve men and women to put them up. Their cuses are numbered by thousands their praises on the tongues of all. Citizens of Litchfeld, and else where, have you ever used them? Put up in English, Spanish German and French directions. Large family boxes, 25 cents; five boxes for $1. Sold everywhere. Soc adv. in another column.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
 FOR PRESIDENT, ABRAHAM LINCOLN, FOR VICE PRESIDENT, HANNIBAL HAMLlN,
 OF MAINE.
The RaItimore Convention.

r,,e RaItfm0re Convention.
 Tho Second Convention of the National De- ,nocratic organization for the purpose of nomi- natine Candidates for the offices of President and Vice President, is now being held in the City of Baltimore.
 Up to the present writing, little has been done, save an unfortunate exhibition of wran gling, and one or two violent sensational scenes which hardly become the Representatives of g great party in Convention assembled.
 Six States are wholly or in part unropresent ed, and the question as to the rights of those who formally seeded from the Convention al Charleston, held a separate caucus at Richmond and adjourned that assembly until "Wednesday next, of re-taking their vacated places in Balti more, is being still seriously and even acrimoni ously discussed.
 How the question will be finally settled is al uncertain as the final decision as to who shall re ceive the nominations, and whether thus unani mously.
 The friends of Mir. Douglas still claim con Strolling, if not two thirds vote, while the friends of the South y as they facetiously term themselves, made up of the impetuous Yanceys of Alabama, and the solemn Hudsons of Vir- ginia, assert, if not as loudly, by very impressive silence and here and there a word or threat, that Douglas must be put out of the way, or the aforesaid South will do-somedling.
 Between the two factions-alas that @ fac ton, or an irepressble conflict" should divide the harmonious democracy-the chances are at least equal, that we shall have two democratic tickets in the field, which is consummation not unwillingly looked for by the Republicans
 But, after all political conventions are such queer and changeable institutions, that it is hard y wise to put any reliance in predictions, or safe to make any calculations until tacts and deeds become history, and then, in this case certainly, we can calculate on a pretty certain and pretty thorough defeat of whatever candidate is set up. How visibly adjournment and reassembling, these debates and confusion and criminations, contrast with the action of the Republican con- vention at Chicago, our candid reader will at once see and appreciate.
 There, the first day is spent in organization the second in adopting platform of principles and the third in>nominating candidates for thu highest offices in the gift of the American peo pie, and although one of the most distinguished and popular leaders of the hosts of the party ii incontinently dropped after t,ro baAotimgs only and the most ardent desires of the most enthusi astic minority are overborne and discouraged, thu Convention unanimously wheel into the line il nomination and support of man, whom our enc mics are good enough to sheer at as unknown and un6tted for the high office to which he wa selected, man whom the whole country rises t. honor as upright and firm and intclligent-HoS EST ABE OF THE WEsrl
 The text is fit one for elaboration, but W are content for the day to let it point it's ow moral
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21
THE oxYGENATED LETTERS.

Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heart Burn, Watsr Bsaah, Sour Stomach, Jdundice Fatulency, General DsbiIy &c.,, find ready relief and speedy cure fin this great remedy.
 who have been cured of the above complaints tO be the only medicine which the matTia msdics af. lords for their infalible cure It is not an alco- holic preparation, which, while giving momen- tary stimulus. reduces the system in the same Ta to but one distinct and different from any medi. Cal preparation ever compounded, and which will, in most cases extract the disease by the roots and restore the patient to pristine health. In proof of which, testimony of the very highest and un- exceptionable character is presented.
 RELIABLE TESTIMONY.
 We call the attention of the reader to the Ibl- lowing letter from President Smith, of Wesleyan University:
 Messrs. Seth W. Fowle < Co.,
 Gentlemen :-I first made use of the OxvRena- ted Bitters some seven or eight years since. Hav- ing suffered for twenty years from form of Dys- pepsa, which was attended with nervous head ache, on an average of not less than one day in c week. was induced by the unpretending Tccom- mendation of Dr. Green " to try one bottle and if no benefit was received to discontinue the use"
 The use of one bottle warranted c further trial, to the extent of some three or four. with careful observance of the accompanying directions. The result was an almost entire relief from the usual dyspeptic symptoms and their depressing, painful consequences. I believe these Bitters produced an entire change in the habits of my system and upon the active energies of the digestive organs. I now deem myself an exempt from Dyspepsis as most persons These Bitters have also been Of service to other members of my family.
 Very respectfully yours,
 f.-....rse AUGUSTUS ". 6,nfN.
 Prepared by SETH W. FOWLE < co. Bcs- ton, and for sale by A. 0. Smith, Lftchheld h. W. Pierce, Plymouth Hollow; Thomas Scott, Plymouth c. McNeil. Woieottviiiei " 5. tnn Sfarr' Clark & Co, Watertown ;. William Pickett. @ INV Wsateryiiie; H. J. Church, Washington; Pratt, Foster < Co.,, West Cornwall and by deal- CTS everywhere. .--s.-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

TIE WORLD, new daily paper of the size of the Tribune and Times, and devoted to general intelligence, news and the advancement of a "live religion" made it's appearance in New York last Thursday. It promises admirably in all it's departments, and is furnished at the sin gularly low price of one cent per copy or s4oo per year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

ESr We would correct our New Haven cor. respondent, or our printers, who said, week or two since, that there were twenty-niue who signed the remonstrance in Torrington against the division of this County. There were over tsco Hundred names collected from that town, by the indefatigable Weed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

SAVE YOUR DocroH's BrIIs.-when Dr. wa. tars Balsam of Wild Cherry will cure couehs. colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fs7i destroyer, Consumption, 1t does more than rno.f physicians can do. A aingle trlal win satisiy tks increduloqs; e
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE TO BE SOLD The Late Homestead of Solomon Marsh, one mile sold at Public Auction on the 30 inst. being part of the property advertised by W. F. Baldwin. Executor, in another column. It is obs Sf bbO most desirable places in Litchield County. S2ws
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21
fge Our stock of Dress Goods is

larger and more complete than ever before, and the same is true of the CLOTH department. Customers residing at a distance, as we'll as those near at hand, will find our assortment one of the best in the county to select from. They will have no occasion to find fault with our prices
 We have just introduced brand of FLOUR at $7.lO. which we think is a great bargain. Give it trial HART, BROS e Co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-06-21

were the sentiments or the senator rom the Itf
 district, Mir. Hopson, who was necessarily ab
 sent, MT. Johnson spoke in favor. The institu ton though private one was praiseworthy ant
 he would encourage it by this small appropria
 tion, hoping the experiment would lead to thu
 establishment of State institution. MT. Slough
 ton moved to recommit, Mr. Winslow favored
 and should have voted for it more cheerfully hat
 the sum been five times as large. Resolution re
 committed. Bill providing for the disposal o
 persons acquitted of murder and other crimes, or the ground of insanity, in county jails or else
 where, at the discretion of the court passed.
 In the House, the Registry bill was again ta- ken up and further discussed, after which it's op- ponents moved to recommit, to lay on the table, and to indefinitely postpone. Upon these ques- tions, the yeas and nays were demanded, but the motions were lost by strong majorities MT. Halsey moved the previous questions, upon which, the vote was taken, and the bill passed by yeas 133, nays 67. Gen. Cook of Goshen in- troduced resolution, that after the year of 1863 there should be but one capital in the State, and that, on the first Monday of April 1862, the cleo tors shall decide the location between the cities of Hartford and New Haven, by ballot. The appointed to enquire when the As ,embly can adjourn, reported resolution to ad- ourn sine die on Thursday, June 2lst, at 10 o'clock. The resolution passed, but will be re- for the reason that too much unfn- shed business will be on hand at that time. Fair Haven and Westville railroad bill taken up md passed. ess
 FRIDAY-The Senate spent most of it's morn ng session in discussing the registration bill, 1 githout reaching decision Inthe afternoon, is'
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

A TROY On. W paper, in alluding to the
recent marriage of Edwin Booth, the trage-
dian, to Miss Mary Deylin, says:
Miss Deylin is well known as one of the
most beautiful, fascinating and really talented
young actresses of the present day. She
commenced her theatrical career in this city
in 1854, as a ballet girl in the old Troy Mu-
scum, during the management of it by that
mould Of form and glass Of fashion" Gus
Fenno. Her inther at that time was a poor
but honest tailor, living and keeping cloth
ing store at No. l42 River street, now a
lager beer saloon. She soon after removed
hence to Boston, where her extraordinary
dramatic talents were developed and she
soon became a star of no ordinary magni
tude. 1t is undesirood that Mrs Booth has
made her last aPpearnce before the foot
lights.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

EXTRAORDINARY CAsE.-The New York
Evening Post Of July 6th relates the follow
ing case:
On the 18th July, boy named VIM Chol
mers, II years Of age, was fatally injured 10y
a revolving circular saw, while in the act of
clearing away the saw dust from beneath it.
The saw entered his skull about four inches
posterior to the margin Of the ear, trayersiug
che skull forward to the roots of the nose
penetrating the brain to a depth of about two
and half inches. The probe of its weight
dropped into the substance Of the brain more
than two inches When brought to the New
York Hospital and from the time the acci-
dent occurred up to the l4th, he suffered no
pain, and was very cheerful, speaking lightly
Of the injuries he had received.
On Saturday morning the disorganized
substance of the brain, mingled with inilama-
tory product, began TO protrude through the
wound, and paralysis of the left arm super
vened about o'clock in the afternoon. Until
this time the deceased made no complaint I;
his intellect appeared to be perfectly clear,
eonversiug freely with his attendants. But
Inflammation having set in, it was evident
that death must shortly ensue. He fingered
until yesterday morning Oath July,) when
he died.
DIR. Tuthill, who had the case in charge,
says that it is the most remarkgble case OF
longevity he ever witnessed.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

PEDDLlSG IN MArRMoNY.-A Connecticut
peddler, named Simeon Lord, lately ran off
from Detroit. Michigan. deserting a beautiful
young lady named Miss Caroline Owens, a
daughter Of wealthy farmer residing near
that city, to whom Lord had been recently
married against the will Of her parents She
went into a state Of lunacy on learning her
dcscrtion, and that her runaway husband bad
two other wives living Officers are in pur-
suit of Lord, and recently came near affecting
his arrest at Albany. They captured his
baggage, and ascertained from his letters
that he has been married no less than seven
times, and that all his wives arc living, four
Of them having children,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

IHE WAR WITH CnINA.-England and
Fraace have notified our government that
they desired to act during the war with
China, in stlict conformity with the doolara.
tion of the European Congress at Paris,
April 1866, respecting maritime rights. They
undertake to extend the declaration that the
flag OF neutral power shall cover the enc.
my's goods, with the exception of contraband
OF war to all the powers which may be neu.
tral in the hostilities.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04
NOTlCE 40 CONTRACTORS.
,EALED pEOPOeAES FOH TItE

- EAEs.D PROPOSALS. FOR THE
- construction Of the FOUND ALTON which is to be
Of concrete, ahd the erection OF the BASEMENT STO-
BH WALLS, to the ght Of the prinEing line of The
window arches, which will be Of brick, faced with
granite ashCr. OF the state Capitol Building as auth
orzcdly Act OF the legislature Of this State, ent-
tied AN Act to provide for the construction of the
St1te Capitol in the city Of nto Will be receiv
ed by the Board OF Commissioners named in said Act,
at The Governors Oine, in said city, from and after
the FIRST DAY or AUGUST $50, up to 10 O CLOCK
A. NJ, SEPTEMBER THIRD, 1850. said Foundation to
be constructed, Basement tn be erected in accor-
dance with plans and specifications adopted by said
Commissioners and to be seen I'm the Governors Office
athWms Buildug) ia the city of acrJmouto, during
the above mentioned period. All bids must be sealed
mp and delivered to the Commissioners AFORESAID, at
the office Of ihe Governor, aud e same will be opened
by said Commissioners iu the Assembly Chamber Of
the present Capitol Building in the city of Sacramcn
to, at II oclocE NJ en- the THIRD DAY OF SEPTEM-
BIER, lsG0, aud the contract will be awarded to the
person persons who sh0ll make the lowest hid, and
who shall give sufficient security for the performance
thcrCof-the said Board Of Commissioners reservng
the right to reject all bids and advertise for further
proposals. Each bid must be accompanied with a
good and sufficient bond, with names Of the sureties,
i'm the of rs, GOO conditioned for the faithful per-
formauce of the contract In it should be awarded
TO the bidder The Commissioners would call the at
tention Of an those making bids TO the provisions Of
the Act providing foi the construction Of the State
Capitol approved March 2Jtl, 1862.
by RIDER Of the Board, c. j. TOBBERT
aul-tihSe,3 % Secretary.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

New ExpLoRNG EXPEDITION or LIEUT.
BEALE.-Lieut. Edward F. Beale, formerly of
the Navy, well known for his adventures AMI
explorations in the West, is in this city, in
company with Frederick f. Kerlin of Ches-
ter, Pennsylvania, on their way to California
bv Beale is mvoIite Overland route -one that
he has already surveyed and examined, in
order to test thoroughly its advantages as a
practical emigrant route. They will go over
the wagon road on the 35th parallel, which
is claimed to be the best and shortest road
now in existence between Fort Smith and
the Colorado river, and must soon generelly
be used by land travellers to the Pacific coast.
It is Mr. Beale's intention to explore the
country more fully than he has ever done
before. st. Lotis letter.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

INTERVENTION OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND IN
MEXICAN ArFARs.-A dispatch from Wash
ington dated July 18th says: "Recent ad-
vices received by the State Department from
Europe, convey the intelligence that England
and France have determined to intervene in
Mexico, and enforce the beligerent parties
there to establish an armisticc for twelve
months, and call convention of popular
delegates to arrange the questions at issue
between them. Mr.. Wyke, the New British
Minister to Mexico will go out in a short
time from England, with full instructions on
the subject. Strong representations have
been made to our Government ty the Eng
lish and French Cabinets, to induce it to
unite in this Anglo French policy for the ar
rongement of Mexican affairs"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

EXPEDITION TO CHIRQuL-The st. Louis
correspondent of the Bulletin, says that the
Secretary Of the Navy has designated Capt
Frederick Engle, of the Navy to take charge
Of the examination Of the Chuiriqui coal
fields and harbors. The War Department
has detailed Lieut.. James St. Clair Morton, of
the United States Engineer Corps, as a mem
Der Of the commission in charge Of the sur
yeys The results of this expedition involve
an expenditure by the Government Of $500, r.
600. In addition to Capt. Engle, who COM
mands the expedition, aud Lieut.. Morton,
Nho, as Topographical Engineer, will be ac-
eompanied by a surveying party of six. DR..
Evans, late Of Oregon, distinguished geolo
gist,will probably accompany the expedition,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04
1allg Watlonal democrat.

THERE is great deal of talk in sporting
circles at New York in regard to the looked
for fight between Heenan and Morrissey
The latter is understood to be training for
The event. The ontside betting stands 100
to 60 on Heenan, and some greater odds are
offered
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

LATER FROM SoNoRA-The following is an
extract from private letter received in San
Francisco, and dated Alamos, Gn the State
of Sonora June 22d
Don Crispin Paamares in command of
Fesquiera troops in the Yaqui country, was
completely routed on the l2th Of June, near
Potam. lie had $50 men, and was opposed
10y lj00-composed Of Plmas, Optatas, va,
gus and white people, commanded 10y good
chiefs, and 500 of whom were armed with
good muskets lie was completely used up.
Don Rafael Corea has eyacuated Coco,i
having first spiked his guns and thrown his
ammunition into the river. They have both
gone to Buena Vista, where they have collcc-
ted 260 men, with the intention of holding
that position until relieved by Pesquiera and
Garcia Morales, with 500 men. Its believed
that this new revolution has been started to
overthrow Pesquiera only"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

THE RAPE CAsE,-The trial of John Hen
messy, indicted for rape upon the person of
Clara o. L. Horn, child seven years old,
occupied the Court Of Sessions, yesterday
from 10 o'clock \. NJ. to IL o'clock last night.
The jury returned with a verdict of assault.
The Judge then ordered the prisoner to ap-
pear for sentence on Monday morning at 10
o'clock Sac. Unj0n
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

THE Work OF PRosoGprIoN.-Pre
buchanan has removed VIM. II. Carroll, the
Postmaster at Memphis from Office, and ap,
pointed disunionist in his place. 1t will
be remembered that MIR. Carroll was a dele
gate to the National Conyention, and that he
refused to secede, but remained firm sup
rorter Of Douglas to the last
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

TIE New YoRK Pass on VANDEnBur.-
The newspapers are not yet done worrying
Vanderbilt for overlooking bis steamers,
abolshing the necessary office of baggage
MASTER and throwing the duties of surgeon,
purser, and something else, all into one, and
requiring one man TO discharge the functions
of all at paltry $50 per month, and further
impositions upon the public too numerous tC
mention.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04

CAPT. Maynard and Major Thornton, of the
Ordnance Department; Major Anderson, ID
Artillery; Lieut.. Balch, Of the Ordnance and
Huse, of the 1st Artillery, are appointed a
Board of Officers to examine and test James
rifed cannon and proectiles, at Watch Hill,
R. J., and Schenckle's accelerating cannon
and projectiles, at Boston, and such other
riAed-cannon and projectiles as may be de-
signated
Daily national Democrat., 1860-08-04
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