Litchfield enquirer., 1860-07-26

Erprnrn TERMS IN THE U. 8. sEsArr.-The
 names of the Senators whose terms explre in
 186I. and whose places are to be filled by the
 next legislatures of their States, are Fitzpatrick, of Ala. Johnson, of Ark. i; Gwin, of Cal. Eos ter, of Conn, (already re-elected) Yulee, of Fla. Iyerson, of Ga.; Trumbull, of Ill. Fitch, of Ind; Harlan, of Iowa Crittehden, of Ky. Slidell, of La. Pearce, of Md. Greene, of Mo- Clark of N. H. Seward, of N. Y.; Clingman ofS. O.; Pugh, of O.; Lane, of Oregon Bigler of Penn. Hammond of s. C.. 1; Collamer of Vt. and Durkee, of Wis.-14 Democrats, Repub licans, and American.
 AN INGENIOUS PIECE OF WoRK-Afr. Mich olson, @ journeyman carpenter of Philadelphia has just completed a fac sinaiIe in miniature oj the National Washington Monument. The min iature contains 6,480 pieces of wood of Ameri can trees. It is built on scale of oneeighth of an inch to feot and completed it stands 5 feet 8a inches high. The base is composed of 3,6Sl pieces, arranged as a tesselated pave. ment The wood, in this portion of the struc- ture includes white oak, walnut, oak from the frigate Alliance, red cedar and ash. The pan theon is composed of 3OS pieces, consisting of live oak, walnut, cherry, red cedar, boxwood, lfrom the Patterson farm at New Jersey) mui- berry, buttonwood, Pennsylvania ironwood, white oak, cherry, plum, and wood from the frigate Alliance. There are 29 anti-columns of cherry. So on with the other portions of the edfce, the woods used including apple, beech, chest nut, cherry, ash, boxwood, buttonwood, elm, (treaty elm) gum walnut, hacknkack, locust, spruce, plain maple, bird-eye maple, paper mul- berry. red cedar, poplar, white pine, yellow pine, white oak, live oak, mulberry, and wood from the charter oak, the treaty elm, wood from the frigate Alliance, the ship Constitution, wood from Fort Du Quesne. The star at the top, of the obelisk is made of piece of the old 1nde- pendence bell. The whole is most neatly joined, over three years having been occupied with the work. As the model now stands it carries out the same design in wood as is opposed to be carried out in marble by the erection of the Na- tional Washington Monument. If the Scientifc 11mericans definition of ingenuity is right, viz, that it is "a very complicated combination of tlevicesto produce result that is not very use- full" MT. Nicholson's piece of work is very in- genious.-PhihadelpAia Leoge', July lo.
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 Serious GenAeman-Well done good and faithful servant.
 The excitement in regard to the cattle disease appears to have wholly disappeared. The Home stead states that the Commissioners are about to extend the line of prohibition from the Con- necticut westward, but the Litchdeld Enquirer believes there is no good reason for prohibi- bition that would greatly inconvenience the farmers of both States in that region. MRS. VANDERBILT, No. 1a5 SUFFOLK ST. says or DR. MLANE'S CELEBRATED LIVER PILLS
 eB' Being unwell and not knowing whether it proceeded from Arrangement of the liver or mere- ly mysteries, was persuaded to purchase 6 box of Dr. M Lane's CseJrated Liuer Iills prepared by Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh, and before I had used them all was entirely relieved I am now enjoy ing perfect hcalth and cheerfully recommend Dr. M Lanes Celebrated Liver Pills to all similarly afflicted.
 l9y" Purchasers will be careful to ask for DR. MLANES' $ CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, man. ufactured by FLEMING BROS. of PlrTsBURG, PA. All other Vermifuges in comparison are worthless. Dr. NJ Lsne's genuine Vermituge. also his cee- brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all respec- table drug stores. None genuine without the signa lure of FLEMING BROS.