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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

nkAu The Democrats had acheerfullttle time at their State Convention in Hartford, last week The Douglas men mustered" strong, and came on eager for the fray. The Breckinridgers were were as eager, but not as numerious."
 Bro. Burr bpened the meeting with-an ex- pressed desire to hear some gentlemen propos- ed as ehserman of the Convention n-and he heard Bro. :" Hitchcoek's" of Winsted name although no one else heard anything but " Par dee l"-Pardee P '.& U
 Bro. Burr got his back up on this, but speedi- ly had to back down, when ME Pardee was elected Chairman by. an .unfinchag vote of the followers of the gentle Dduglasx Thence forward thy B3rsckinridges e ri gave up, though dy- ing hard. s,;ts as!s baorpil q ... IF .s-.. s BreckinIaAgess' 'gsletsistts, Huhstouists, were all invitedto back AseatSs aHa } the following Douglas Ticket for alaftors W was, n nominated by an overwhelming vots: 7. :' eaG.: ag :.
 2 Delegatas. a .Lmye--Sam Colt, Hartford.
 -aags John J: Penrose, Plainield.
 First Disaict--.E1ias A. Converse, Stafford.
 Second Dishict Fred. Croswell, New Haven. H Third District ::Wm. c. Johnson, :Montvie. ? Fon'th' ptst'ict:..Tm. P. Burial, Salisbury
 ae There were seseral.dstinguisbed State .politi- clans there' present.. There was.ssm Arnold and Glorious Pilr Bishop" our celebrated er- members ot. Congress neither of whom seemed to have resoverea eatirely4toYa;tlreir old 0ack sores. There was the refbwned Ghieftain and $ celebrated "waw hawse,D General Pratt of Rocky Hill, with innumerable lesser ".waw haws- 2 es' There was the talented young Irishman,' D ~Jemmy Gallagher of New Haven, an out and out Douglasite, and leader CT the van-and !. Thomas Layton, Esq. of the Ne,os, and Mir .Haspey of .Ltchfeld ;" while the burly form oi sBrother Peet" of Falls Village, moved con Hpicuously, and added grace and festivity te the genial scene. Bro. Burr couldn't cover hin down. t.z s-<''''-'''-' ' 0d A resolution instructing the Democratic par ty to vote the straight Douglas ticket, was car ried by large majority, and with cheer fol the "goodfold democratic party and hawse laugh for the Bfeckinridge Confusionists, the Convention adjourned.
 ,; This week, Bro. Burr, Billy Eaton & Co.,, fee much like bears with sore heads, and they hay, resolved theinselves into Brecknridge Club denounced the regular Convention, appointe, one of their own to nominate straight Seces sion ticket and we shall see what they accom- plish. The good al9 old party'ise evidently fas going to the dogs. sg3sea5
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

nsr The members of the County Agricultu' ral Society can be furnished with copies of the Proceedings of the State Agricultural Society for 1859, on application to Dr.. Beckwith, thei1 Recording Secretary. ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

But the Camp affords other sights than that of praying and praising saints, and the first man :. that stumbled into the train, remarked as he sap ma sugar orchard" s +'--i '1 p'en'' ss And the:poor inebriate fell in between tho seats. So wemix.- Wiasted HeraM. - '''N
 Oh! "we1 dc, do we?
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

THE OxYcrNArED BITrERs have no equal as a tonic medicine. They contain no alcohol, and are especially adapted to $hc delicate constitution of females suffering from debility or from any other Arrangement of tho, natural functions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06

oa QUERY 6aSthss12 12a,abaazg. .aI aIsfeasoniaa. Does ! ye editor AeGfsafb AaAfontMies, he receives, or docs he always rsaa i6s apiInrn, likea sensi-
 bie fellow, before he forms lhis opinions upon themf Ws pass For arepE. '. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-09-06
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THORSDA sN1zz71 n s.s------Z- pEPUBL1CANs,N,olM1d EXAMINATIONS MIN !
 reR sYaEs.pRMs, ABRAHAM I1NCQLN,
 .s or nnrSo1s.s:;d .,'-' r;,a;Rs,,oX,1eh <; s,o,E isE eIsRilE eRIsRilE,slDEET.a ,l s-..,
 Ee.f h. s.rre ot 9cs;.stts f-" ..-a7F HANNIBAL a]HAMIlN, 7 A61AISttNNs NJ -.'-Ts3s71t + Y z E ,t5<:'
 :s,ss 4. i.OF 1dAIN& --
rorspresidential .lI, Electors.

For AtLarqe-CHAuscEY F, CLEVELAND et Hamp'oN .sss ROGER s. BALDWIN of New Haven 1., Dist-sAnuEL AUSTIN of sufReld. - ad BENJAMIN DOUGLASS of MiddletoWn' ad .--sAvcusrus |. BRANDEeEEof New London ats -FBEDER1cK WooD of Bridgeport.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
Agricultural.
A BEAurlFuL ExTsAcr.-The following
is from the Wisconsin Farmer:

A BEAurlFuL ExTsacr.-The following
is from the Wisconsin Farmer:
ITO the majority Of men We are satisa-
ed that the sell ia nothing but dirt but to
the chemist who knows it's origin, its Ma.
ture and its capabilities, ii is n wonderful
mixture Of ,aoss beautiful elements which
in their ever varying forms, become the
ambien. air, the liquid ocean, the preciou,
opal, the amethyst, and the still more pre-
cous diamond; or delicate blue bell and
violet. the ansr NTH, thesliIy andthe rose-
bud the spear of the bluegrass, and the
cedar Of Lebanon Or again, the ruby lip.
the loyelit eye, noble. pa'pitatng heart
and more wonderful brain. These are the
Jewels Of which the soul is composed, and
out Of which the husbandman strives to
force the food hunger Graves. Hsncelorth
as he turns the farrow Of the field, let the
sleep of his thoughts be broken by the
reflection, this earth thus turned up by my
plowshars is doubtless composed in part
Of the ashes Of ancestral heroes whose
deeds are the history Of the past, and
whose mortal remains are the plastic ma
terial out Of Which we are building the
bodies of men to day"
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
Discretionary Com

ELlIAT ADAMS. JAlih r. ALLISON.
A Il. aPtLalOA. Mas NJ. A. BteEiD .
Mrs A lE@Cd,
The counties of i'ly mouth. Ehtr"ke" and Ids als3
III unity "f bsscta. \. are Ia, lied /. axe part
il theftir aud con q. IL tor The premiums.
One dol ar must pIii ~ n. persons iosrinr 10
bee me members and to compete nor the pr .tniumS
All ste and articles iutend 4 = eNHilitlau
must he described and the description with the oN
ners nam. given to tie secreary on the morning II
the far.
Satisfactory proof viii IN all cases he required ia
snpp"ri OF tEe allegations of competitors.
tn Discretionary Comn TIE VIII award to the
twnsrs III tt"ek or other Articles OF crit in .ir3
Ell in any Of The above classes OF ~ snliuus MT TX
coed The sum OF s2A 90
The object ot the association being To encourage
he prod ton Of superior clas. Ills uudrrst
that the spectte committees dec ne tu award
premium wh-rr there is no cnopetii ion. OF even
where there Is. 1t in thsr Judgment til, atti es r
hi tied do not merit IT,.
MM u BrGELow, Secretary.
Sioux Ci y. Dec 9Th 1893.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

THERE is charming tradition eonnect-
ed with The site on which jha Temple Of
Solomon was erected. L IS said 10 have
baen oceaph d II tie bfo,Aer 8 one of
whom had \ family the other had none.
On this spot was soau a field Of wheat
On the evening proceeding the harvest, the
wheat having been Gathered into separate
shocks, the elder brother said unto his
wife, MY younger brother is unable to
bear the burden bud heat Of the day
will arise. take Of my shock and place ii
with his without his knowledge The
younger brother, bsing actuated by the
same benevolent motives, said within him
self, My elder brother has family, and
| have none will contribute to their
support viii arise, take Of my my
shocks and place with his, without his
knowledge Judge Of tier mutual az
constituent, when, on the following NOR.
ming, they found their respective shocks
undminishcd. This course Of event.
.raaspired for several nights, when each
resolved in his own mind TO stand on
guard and solve the mystery. They did
SO ; when on the following night, they met
each other half way between their respec
tive shocks, with their arms fall pom
ground haiIowed with such associations
as this, was the Temple q! Solanon erect.
edsd spacious and magnificent, the won.
der aud al Dira,ion OF the world.
A PRACriCAL LEGIsL .ToR,--An anus.
ing scehe in the Legislature Of Pennsyl-
vania occurred on motion 70 remove the
capital Of the State from Harrisburg to
Philadelphia. A malterof fact member
from the rural districts, who had heard of
the great facilities With which brick hoas
es are moved rom one part Of the city to
another, and whu had not the least idea !
Chat an thing but moving the State House
was in contemplation, rose and said:
@Nr. Speaker, Ihave no objection to the
motion but don't see how on earth you
sre gong 10 get II oyer he river"
Read tic advertisements on ibis page.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
Glass 40. IL.

Best Male Tea her diploma in Fra!ue
Female I, 81 hrt,...........
To the Lus aud s:ri hFtwrtu tie
tn age ef aud IS. WhnshaIi no
dermri u.a>t worthy ftr al
,ancpneut in duration a,ch -
best sI,c, iiHeu Il puIIHan snip-malr. ........ 0
tsGiaie......... : / 20
JAo. @. LiNtNGEA.I a. F..
w, l. .rE. rAuardiu. Com
J. PE.NDLETON. s.4
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
(lnss 70. G.
Class 40. Z.

Best specimen OF Butter. ...................A .,
these. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. .t
Largest quantity ot Butttr sear.......... az
Cheese ........... g.,
6 Il. NcD pG.iALL
Mrs. r)llp y HALL. Awarding Com.
Mrs. Ne. HuD>1A,
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
Clats No. 4.

SHHEp # FIT
Best Fam over year I'D. .................s2 O.
u i, Ivy = 'H... ......--...-.... : W
me .atmer producing ihr htr- ss i"autit3 II .r
-~- a.. Joh% IcGMtN, ! ia ... as fl g.u
J., L. "a MrbEL'., Av aiding Com.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28
Glass No. 8.

SWINE.
Best Boar over 8 months old,..... .........se 90
Io the farmer having the greatest No. hggs,.. Oh
... THOMAS JEFFRIESl
Nh Z H0LNAS SAwardiny Com
4. X ROBINSON, ..r. u.trs .r....
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28


FeEDlEa FowLs--T lately spoke Of the
feeding Of fowls, and viii now make few
remarks upon the proqer housing and care
Of them. ANY rodsh house II write for
those whose purses viii ret allow them to
ezpend much on their pets) will make
good loiting SO lohg Is it is warm and
perfectly Tres from damp 4 fea planks,
and even any odds and ends Of wood which
may be at hand, can be, With q little iags-
nuity and labor, converted into a good
serviceabc fowl-holse, though Of course
not SO handsome as o more costly build
ing. | have had my woodan fowl.house
white, washed generally, and the floor
compounded chalk, lime, gravel, &c,
which, under the name Of rubbish, was
sold me fer the purpose. A grass run, if
possible, shoald be attached 10 the house
if this is not possible. cut armfuls Of grass
should be thrown down for'the fowls to
reyel ia. Tha pest-boxes should, in my
opinion, Be- fixed round the wall foot
from the zoos, and the straw frequently
changed. IN winter a bundle Of straw
should he throwa down now and then for
the binds to scratch about in. Plenty Of
fresh water kept in an ear,hen pan is in
dispensabls, rs also heap Of ashes for
the rhensr,o bask in. The perches should
be rough poles or sapinss, not too large
Eorstoo high, espeeiai.s- for Doskmgs. al
TnE WAX TO Manage HoRsEs.-Never
attempt to clean or otherwise disturb your
horse While eating his meal, unless you
want him to bite and kick. But when you
clean, take him oat 81 the stall, and make
a business Of it. Tie yonr horse in the
centerof he stall unless you want your
horse to as most horses DO, drive mor5 on
one rein than on the other. Horses that
are liable to cast themselves in their stall,
;saould he lied with neck halter, giving
them much more freedom Of the head
than the nose halter Gentleness, firm
ness and moderation will subdue the most
oblurate.-N L I,naser. I'D
SoRGHru SKtsmNGs FOR KIDNEY WoRM.
Last fall when making naolasses, had
sow quite bad with the kidney worm, aud
sucking three pigs al the same time. Not
faneying such stock, fed her three times
. day sish the green skimmings, expect
ing Il would make her lick the bucket,
but you may Judge Of ny surpiso when in
two or three days time she entirely recog-
cred, and by the time was through max
ing the syrup both she and the pigs were
in quite good order Car. Ohio CuH.
LrcE on FowLs.--A correspondent Of
the Field end Fireside gives the following
os remedy: Il had my poultry houses
dug down three or four feet, filed up with /
olar, layer Of beaten brick on the eur,
face, and the partitions Of the nest made
Of brick, This is two years ago, since
when have neither seen, felt, or heard of
TAG INSECT, and lh9Fafors- thiuA have sot
.entirelr ridof them tS# #s@zFe&
THERE is charming tradition connect.
ed with The site on which Il Temple Of .
C1re,us- .,.r- a-.-t--i -., A., -
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-04-28

y. J. kGaERS.
Ms I9SEVN CROSS Z Awarafrr Com
Mrs q - WEtKI.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Remarkable Cure of consumption.--

~ remarkable Cure of Consumption.--
Inc almost miraculous cure that has been eff
iected In my case, prompts me to impart to those
OF my fellow creatures who may be suffering
from IKE aihicton, the source of relief, with
snort description ofmy case. Several years ago
my health began to fail. was attacked by gen.
eral debility, which reduced me to the mere
shadow of my former self. At that stage
sought medical assistance. and expended large
amounts, but without the least beneficial result
That fell destroyer, Consumption, had already
sezed upon my vitals WAS daily drawing
closer to my tomb; my physicians held out no
hope OF recovery my strength had wasted, and
was IN state OF almost utter prostration. |
was informed by my physicians that they could
do nothing foI me except to smooth my path to
the grave, when most fortunately applied to
DIR. l.. J. Czapkay, and am well and per-
fectly sound man. 1t is difficult for me to ex-
press the emotions of deepest gratitude expert
ence when realizing the Unreasonable service |
have received at the hands of DR.. Czapkay, and
feel rejoiced that it is at least in my power to
tender this feeble recognition of his great skill
and capacity. To the afflicted / would say do
not despair, for whatever may be the nature of
your case, am confident that YOU will find re-
lief by applying to DR.. L. j. Czapkay.s +" There
is balm in Gilead, and there is physician
there" L. S. HENRY WESSLING.
Subscribed and sworn to before me. this 18th
day of October, A. D. 1859. City and county
of San Francisco, in the State of California.
as. T. j. THlBAULT, Notary Public.
The undersigned is personally acquainted with
Henry Wessling, and knows that the; circum-
stances related in the foregoing certificate are
true. He saw Henry Wessling duriRg his i'll
ness, and bears willing testimony to the fact of
bis remarkable cure by DR.. L. j. Czapkay. .-,s.
l.. S. A. ROSENHEIM.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day of October, A. D, 1859. City and county
of San Francisco in the State of California
L. s.. F. j. THIBAULT, Notary Public:
DR. L. j. CZAPKAY'S Private Medical and
Surgical Institute is on Sacramento street, be-
low Montgomery, opposite the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company's office, San Francisco
The Doctor offers free consultations, and asks no
remuneration unless he effects a cure. t0ffice
hours from 4. NJ. to Pm. ml7:3m
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12

B3s" The Republican Senators have deter
mined to vote for the Nicaragua Treaty, pro-
vided the use of troops to protect American in
serests in that country is placed under control of
Congress.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12

BE- One OF the most singular wagers we
ever heard Of, says the Buffalo Courier was
made in Chicago on the day before the NUM-
cipal election in that city The bet was between
a Water street merchant and Ned Osborne of
the fremont House, the largest cigar and to-
bacco dealer in the city, and was to the effect
that if Wentworth not elected Osborne
should have the privilege of kicking the Water
street merchant aforesaid from the fremont
House to Springer street. The day after the
election the merchant having lost, came to Os-
borne's store, and presented his person to him
for the contemplated kicks, and demanded that
Osborne should take the stakes. Osborne had
been training his right leg all the previous day,
and bad armed his foot with a heavy cowhide
boot with soles as thick as two clapboards.-
The merchant started up by the fremont, Os-
borne delivering heavy kick as he started, but
drew back his foot with spasmodic action and
paroxysm oil countenace absolutely pitiful. He
tried another one, but the loser hinched not,
and kept on his way undisturbed by the volley
he had received. The result of this was worse
than the first, and he fairly curled up on the
ground and howled with pain. The merchant
stopped and calmly inquired: Why don't you
take the stakes ?" Z" What have you got in the
basement of your pants ?" cried Ned. " Mil
waukee bricks ~ shouted the merchant " and
we amt within a mile of Springer street yet
Osborne subsidized, paid the champagne, and ha:
been wearing list slipper ever since.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12
SHASTA COURIER.


Present-D. C. johnson and ]. W. Romer,-
Dreibelbis absent at Charleston Convention.
Renewal of ferry license granted to VIM. Lean,
S. r. Lockhart, Haycraft & Lafferty, A. S.
Wells, and Frank Kenyon. Renewal of bridge
license granted to Chauncey Il Swinford. Ferry
license granted to John X Hale, to keep toll
bridge across the Sacramento, on the Pit river
road, at point about one mile below H. c.
Hartman House, Sugar Loaf township.
Warrants were ordered drawn on the Hospital
Fund, for the quarter, amounting to Sl445 A.
Warrants ordered drawn on General Fund.-
amounting to S3,449 O5. This does not include
certain warrants ordered drawn to pay trial
jurors for Court of Sessions and District Court
for March term
The polls for Sierra election precinct ordered
held hereafter at Franks store, Ogbourns's
ranch.
The bill of II. C. Stockton, late Sheriff, for
copies of summons to jurors, S5ll 20, rejected.
An election precinct, to be called North Cow
Creek Election Precinct, was established 1t is
bounded on the north by Pittsburg precinct on
the east by the Sierra, on the south by Oak Run
precinct, aud on the west by Saltwater or as tar
west as may be deemed proper.
Warrants ordered drawn on Contingent Fund
amounting to an aggregate of 500 49,
Three new School Districts created, viz Mill
Vile, Canon House ard Cottonwood districts
Twenty-four pieces of scrip, worth SlO5, hav-
ing remained in the Auditors Office more than
one year last past, ordered burned.
On Thursday, the 10th, being the last day of
the term, the Board proceeded to open the bids
for the money in the Redemption Fund Some
$500 were disbursed, at rates varying from 10
to SO! cents-averaging for the whole about 80
cents on the dollar, and making saving to the
county Of about 500
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12

So The German May Festival, to come off
at WeaTerville on the oath, 18th and Goth inst
is to be very grand affair. Tickets, for three
days dancing AID free lager, So.
The Shasta courier. [volume] (Shasta, Calif.) 1852-1872, 1860-05-12

kAPITAL KoYFEE.-A German paper says a
Berlin Cofiee-house keeper recommends his
coffee thus " Mem KATE ist rein ind clar ,cie dey
Himmet, sch'cdrz scie der Teatel heisz toie der
Hoelte, uHd suesz rie die Lie5e"-My coffee is
pure and clear as the Heavens, black as the
devil, hot as hell and sweet as love.
Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-04-02
odmtn' A-%ameI,t. patetiutlt .itrrsa-G S.isur ra,t.
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lGnislTS eiastrurnGtr sreRer tirrr:n Yoil2ampfTtiTt
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S~teunmtIu0c LEu0em.

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