Litchfield enquirer., 1860-08-30

. There was quite an excitement in North Stamford few days since, owing to some diii< culty between a clergyman of the place and . sea captain. who lives in the same heighborhoods The Rev gentleman, whose character stands high in the estimation of all who knew him, was arrested on warrant sued out by the Caps tain, while attending social gathering of his people. The case, however, was soon dismissed, and the defendant allowed to depart. A cor@ respondent of the New York papers attributes language to the clergyman, so totally dlrerent from his usual conversation, that we are sure he could not have made use of it. The whole af- fair, it is said, grew out of politics. the clergJ@ man beia ea staunch Republican, and the Cap. tain atrde Democrat.-Ssangord Adrocats. A LOST HUSBAND AND Losr WnEAA scene occurred on the ' A. N. trainrfrom N. IT,, oouth, on Tuesday morning, which, for time, created quite an excitement among the passen- gers Among those on the train was Q lady aoout thirty years of age. She was good look ing, and attracted much attention from her air ol meiancholy At Princeton, sun-burnsd but very handsome gentleman entered the car in Wnlcn the lady in question was seated. No soon- CT had the parties glanced at each other than the lady swooned. On recovering herself, 1t appeared that the gentleman in question was her nusoand, whom she had not seen for ten years. He had started for California when first the gold fever broke out The parties at that time resided in Princeton, N. J. The husband was taken sick and did not recover for some time Prior to his convalescence the lady had gone south in the capacity of govern .ss, and wrote that fact to her husband who, unfortu- nately did not receive her letter. No answerH to his letters reaching him, the husband imagin- ed that his wife was careless of his welfare. A feeling of home came over him, and he returned to the States a few days ago. Meanwhile the lady had fallen heir to large southern estate left to hes by a member of the family in which she had been teaching. These explanations be- ing made the once moro united couple started on Southern tour together.-Bostoa. Courier. , THE NEW SARATOGA HoTEL-The SaratoQa correspondent of the Boston Jomnn gives tRs
 following account of the selectest of the new
 hotels that have been erected at that fashionable
 resort
 Among the new hotels is the Clarendon It Is on the Fifth Avenue style, but small It is located on the ground near the bowling saloons. and the white velvet parlor furniture, striped with gold, was purchased from the Penniman
 house, on Union Square, when that was sold, and the dwelling went into the hands of tho trade. The house sprang up like magic within
 the last year. It is said to be owned by lady. Her husband who is New Yorker, gave her
 for her own use round $1OO,OOO and so, set- ting an example to husbands generally. she hay
 ing talent for business, and not willing that
 her talent should be hid in napkin, she liko the model woman named in the Proverbs. came to this place, considered field and purchased it, and sent up the walls of the Clarendon, to the surprise of her iege lord, as we'll as of oth- ers The value of the investment remains O problem. It is said that it will be the home of
 B. ron Renfrew while in the place, and that ho
 W Il have it all to himself, while here with his suite'
 MANY SUFFER, rather than take nauseors medic cnes. All such, who suffer from coughs and
 colds, irritation of the bronchial tubes and tend ency to consumption, have in DR. WlsrAR's BAL
 SAM OF WILD CHERRY. remedy as agreeable to the palate as effsetual in removing disease.
 M'LANE's CELEBRATED vERMlFUGE IN I MISSOURI
 JoB P. O., OREaoN Co.,, Mo-, July 9, 1855.
 MEssRs. FLEMING BRrs.,
 l DEAR SlRs have used DIR. MLANE'S CELE- BRATED VERMlFUGE, prepared Ly you, in my family, and do think it the best preparation now in use for eSpeiGng worms from the human system. My neigh hors have also used it with the s.lne snccess. You are at liberty to use this as you sec fit Yours, Sc, VIM. o. KETTLE.
 The above is sample of certificates daily re- ctircd by tLe proprietors, Fleming. Bros. of NJ LANES CELEBRATED VERMlFUGE AND LIVER PILLS. We think we are safe in saying they are he ,n,st reliable and popular remedies l o: th. day.
 | s:i"purc,r;crs will be careful to ask for DR. iI i. MES $ CELEBRATED VERMIFUGE, man. uft,tured by FLEMING BROS. of PITTsDuRG, PA- 1 All other Fermifigcs in comparison worthless. | Dr. M LaEe's genuine Vermiiuge, also his celc- brate:t Liver Pills, can now be had at all respec- table drug stores. None gsnnine u,ttoM M. signs- | lure of FLEMING BROS