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Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-04
Prepared by Dr. ,. C. AYER G. CO, Lowell, Mas.

AGEnTs-A. c. Smith, Litcbield Hart Broth CTS < Co.,, West Goshen Fred. Board,nan New Milford Pratt, Foster & Co.,. West Cornwall :: H. C. Gregory, Cornwall Bridge A. St. John, Kent; G. II. Chase, Sharon Smith Ensign, Morris. 1y6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-04
Ayers Cherry PeCtoral,


 Coughs, Colds, Influenza, Hoarseness, Group, Bronchitis, Incipient Con.
 sumption, and for the Relief
 .0T COnsumptive Patients
 i'm advanced Stages
 of the Diseases
 This is remedy universally known to surpass any other for the of throat and lung complaints that is useless here to publish the evidence of its sna s ny wondsrful cures of pulmonary disease, have made 1t known the civilized iss 0a sos he% hn heva ot snoa nersonal experience of its effects some living trophy in their midst of it's victory over the subtle and dangerous disorders Of tne tnroat ana ss thev know too the effects of this remedy need not do more than to them that has now all the vr fes thai it did have when making the which have Won so strongly upon the confidence of mankind. Prepared by Dr.JcAYER& & CO. Lowell, Mass.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

The Price Current adds; Wh respect to prices we
easier market for mixed lists especially fer the grades be-
low Mddng Wills the rates and the qualities above
have still been maintained with degree Of hrmness and lists
entirely free from dust range e above our outside figures
modify quotations. with the remark that for the Ordinary
grades the rates are little better than nominal.
The New Orleans correspondent Of the Charleston Courr
says San important feature in the commercial and financial
movement this season, tie very large amount Of
hand that is utterly unsaleabe. Learned excellent authority
the other evening that this amounts something like
hundred thoU4and bales IL That heavy load
for factors and agents to carry
Nav OREEASs, April 9O.-Coon quiet ssleJ 900 bales
Middlng Og. Sales Of the week a 500 bales Receipts OF
the week 2O bales against 1850 bales during the cores
pondng time last year. Exports Of the week 7U5U0 bales 10
tai exports Of the I3OOOO. Total receipts at MS poT
ahead Of last 45500 taes At all Southern ports 40O
bales Stock at New Orleans $4,000 bales -
SAVANNAH April l9The sales ofcoton to-day EeTe 9sO
The business limited but prices firm Inc sales o. me
week were 25 bales The market for Strict Mlddlngs
lie. Good Middln7 MddinE Fair llzllzc The
receipts the GOO against $40 bales The increase
at this port $50 bales; all ports 7j9500 bales
CHARLgsTON April Jg-Saes Of cotton to-day 400 bales.
Nddugs II19lac. Sales Of the week 200 bales
Receipts OF the week 1890 bales
NOBLE April IS.-saes Of cotton to-day 1900 bales Mid.
dlngs 1OIO Sales Of three days 5000 bales. Receipts
Of three days 1900 bales.
The Liverpool correspondent Of the Savannah Republican
writes under date Of the 3Oh ut as follows:
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By TELEGRAPH..
rhIrIY-slxtn Congress--FIrs1 -


WasHNGToN, April 2O.-HoUsE-Mr Crawford
was satisfied that no quorum was present. and
therefore moved to atj0Crn tall Tuesday. he was
determined that the House should transact no brs-
ness without quorum i there was power to en-
force the rules
Mr. Houston said that as the House yesterday re-
FUSED 70 adjourn I'LL the 10th Of May; he was In IA
Vor OF remaining here and doing something. They
could act on such bill. as were reported m accor-
dance with the estimates aud about which there was
no controversy.
The House passed the Senate bill granting pen
son OF hfty dollars per month to each Of the
widows, respectively, Of Generals Macomb Smith
and Riley.
Nr. Campbell, from the Committee on Elections
made report on the Nebraska contested seat case
concluding with resolution that Samuel T. Daily
instead OF Mr.. EastabrOOk, is entitled TO the seat as
delegate.
Mr. Burhngame introduced resolution which was
passed, instructing the Committee on Foreign At
fairs to inquire into the expediency of raising the
Sandman Mission to one of the first class
Adjourned till Monday
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ONLY DISCOVER
REsTORING THE BALD AND GRA


RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
MANY since the great discovery Prof Wood have at
tempted only his restorative, profess
discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and gone, being carried away BY the
wonderful results Of Prof Woods preparation and have been
forced to leave the field 60 its rssstess Read the follow
ing
PRoF o. J. WooD & Co.. Gents--The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Hair Restorative, and which you
published vicinity elsewhere has given rise
numerous inquiries touching the The inquiries
first, it fact Of my habtaon and name stated in
the Communication second is it true of all therein contained
natural color? To all and do inVaabyyes My
hair IL even better than in apv stage Of nv life for forty years
past thrifty better colored the true Of
whkers, and the only why is not generally true is,
that the substance washed of by frequent abluOn Of the
face, when used by wipng the face in close
ton with the wskers the result will follow the har
have been in herecept Of letters from all parts
good there much fraud in the manufacture and sale Of
compounds well this, has, doubt been bsey
absolute injury hayenot used Of your restorative Of
recount for months and hair is good
old and gray hair my head my face and
this send you lock Of my hair taken OF the past week
received your favor Cf two quart bottles last for
which am grateful it to friends and thereby
induced them to it, skeftcsl until after trial,
and then purchases and used it with universal success will
ask favor that send atest by which can discover
fraud the Restorative sold by fear without author
believe where COED efes do not follow the failure is caused
by the impure article which the inventor Of the good
deem il my duty as heretofore to keep you Pprsed Of the
effect hair assure all who inquire Of me OF ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain, dear srs,
yours, C. RAYMOND
ARROWS Run, KY, Nov. so, 1855.
The Restorative put up in bottles of three sizes, viz large,
medium and SMALL the snail holds u pint and rets for 81
bOte the mediums hold at least twenty per cent more IN
proportion SMALL 81 per bottle; the large
holds quart 40 per in proportion, and rtss for 50
sbote o. J, wood 81 Cos Prepr:etors, Al Broadway,
York ia street, ST. Louis Mo- and sold by all
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers Whoesaled By
EVens PendletOn a. Cog and retailed by every Drug
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

An AFRICAN CHURa OwNIEG IT'S MIN1sTER.-TIe
African Baptist Church in Augusta, Ca, Owls its
minister, the congregation having bought him from
bis former master. The members Of the Church.
who are mostly, if not all slaves themselves, con-
tribute $1,000 year for the support of their
50 ehattel " pastor and family.
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Foreign CommerciaI.

NEw YOaE, April siPsr steamer Anaerca-sugar dull
prices eser but quotations unchanged Money market slight
lysasier Rchardon Spence Co. quote pork steady with
large business in Od549s beef and bacon steady lard dull.
LcNDoN-Breadstufs dull but steady Consos 9i1<g94s,
for money, and 49945s for Bullion decreased
81, 900 pounds.
HAvRE-CottOn dali sales OF The week 5000 baes New Or
leans Tres Ordinai1e 1857; Bias gsf
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The daily dema1dfrom spnners has been good amount
tsen nas given to Importers and they still wait better
demand 70 carry OF moderas Quauy q cotton that
sold. Apart from weakly stock there little cause ans
Ton Or figures you viii BY reference to the Liverpool
Day toS5 o. to-day, where writer proves that With
sumption we snail close the year with less than We held on the
Isl Jaary To be SURE figures viii prove any thing but II The
average delivery to the January Of 81 $50 bales
per week 1nds them to-day actually tuyng to keep ther mills
working that amount mag be taken fair criterion Of the
symptom Again as - the price, Liverpool is the cheapest
~ IN e "efios and the imports OF this Principally
Ans aeco1nfacs which keep cotton from being forced.
4e export demand has not yet hsn it does must b
se Inc CONTINENT viii spin than IL ever has done, and
either from the United States Liverpool spnnerS
lave tan very Little 30 far and they be active buyers
long as decent cotton can be hall.
Against the market there immense proportion Of low cot
Ton which this contains much OF IL ouiie uuuechautahe
out more particularly he feeling that has lately arisen amongst
o ana bankers 50 TO the character Of holders. They
Scaos ne most rigid scrutiny all paper ADD compelling
Huiuels % seu much OF their cotton against their will
The Liverpool Tines Of the 3lst ult. says:
Inc receipts Of cotton at the various shipping ports in Ameri-
ca CONTINUE % Increase those OF yearhe total excess
nov amounting 70 6 coo bales next week the increase
PC sun Iurer augmented These large receipts are giving
sfeng % me almost general estimate the total crop will
amonn to four and half millions OF bales Tbes adces not
Wldsng the favorable trade in Manchester have
ad te snect OF limiting the daily business the market
mas
cotton Offering large, have again 10 noee rsdu~on IN
prices, the mddng and better qualities Of Orleans md Mobile
being lod and the common grades I'd below the quotations f
st HeeSi eplanos maintain the prices given Friday
The market Is somewhat Irregular occasionally lower sales ha
ing been made, and then again others without any banr Thee
IS however, general scarcity Of good saped Orleans OF the
PETER qaes and whenever parcel Is brought the market
there Is no denlty in finding buyer full price We now
quote Mddng Uplalds sgd, Mobile I'D. Orleans II l6d
The COMMITTEES OF BroEe place fair Upands ID Mobile nd
Orleans I'D The deliveries to the traie for have been
about Sc 100 bales The business to-day will probably aeuu
TO 1900 haics. Sales o tle wee haea
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T0BACcO-The Tobacco market has been unusually this
week, the sales amounting only IS hhds. The following
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- b. a. Fnhnestoc, Is Yerni-

INfF[ ~ ID "A. Il dAlAHCStOC EAS CEAhAA-
&AEa-S FUGE has long been regarded with favor and
confidence by large body Of the regular medical profession in
every State in Union, preparation unsurpassed 6y
any, and daily prescribed by the emnut physicians
throughout the United States Dur the long period its
tnued popularity spurious AID counterfeit limitations Lave from
time to time made their appearance. Never has it been
necessary the part Of the buyer exercise udcous
ton in purchasing the genuine article than at this zine these
limitations often close in their external resemblance to B.
A FAHEEsTOCKs Nrmuge, we'll calculated
the unsusecng purchaser article which he neither wished
ntended buy 1t enough buy Of accredited
agent but purchaser vigilance TO sVOd being
posed and must examine bottle to himself
that be is buying the genuine A. FAEETOCKs Neuiiuge
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PRINTERS NATIONAL BALL.
TO De HELD AT THE
ST a TIE CAPT. OF
On EridnE EKnnimg. WAY 1 1. 1870.

Tickets to this Ball can be procured at all the
Printing Offices in the city, Of the following persons
HH. HACKNEY, Union and American Office.
7. WINHAM, Banner Office.
R. II. BARRY, News
J.W. BARRY, Patriot I"
W.T. T. OFT. Gazette
R. BARCLAY, NJ. E. Publishing House.
Z. Z. WINHAM, Southern Homestead
A. MARTIN, Baptist Publishing House.
JAS. WILSON, Ben Franklin Job Office.
II TICKETS THREE DOLLARS. III
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FoUNDLNG.-The Pulaski Citizen says Mr. c. Il
HALL, living about mile from that town on the
Cornersville road, while feeding his stock on the
18th inst found among pile of shucks, &c, in his
stable loft basket containing a newborn white
male infant-left there the night before. The child
is said to be very small but healthy and remarka-
bly, fine looking, and when found envelOped in
a simple pillow case without other clothing. The
title bantlIng taken home by its foster father.
and its immediate wants provided for but it is Mr.
Halls intention to give him into the hands Of the
county court, as he already has ten responsible
ties - of his own.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

CURIOUS CAsE.-Something over a year ago the
child of an estimable citizen Of this county who
lives some distance up the river, in taking bone
from a dog was snapped at and severely bitten by
the animal. upon the arm. The wound which was
quite severe one, was soon healed up, but upon
the coming Of the dog days it reopened, swelled
the arm. and became painfully sore. By the appli-
cation Of powerful remedies the wound was again
healed up and the dog was killed but the child, be-
fore one of the most active and intelligent, has
become idiotical and has fallen into the gross hab-
its and actions of a dog, much to the distress
of the parents. and the establishment Of those
who are acquainted with the case, and are, OF
course, unable to account for it Wheeling Ia) In
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hEW ORLEANS, April 2lCotton unchanged. Sugar steady,
6S9735 Flour dul, at s7H. FreghtI sni Exchange
changed.
CDcnSATI, April sI-Sess Pork sI7 asked Lard iO
Flour steady, 600 bills 5O95 S. Whisky I75<9l7z
Coffee firm, sales 800 bags at ii9lfl. Sugar 79sJ NO
lasses 45a46.
NEw YosE, April 2l-COtton quiet MddIing Upland Ii5
Lower grades almost uneabe Flour, sales 900 bbls
5s9h9527K. Corn 755S76, Mess PORK dull $50 bbls
at 81 s75< for Coffee, Rio l3E9A Panama Railroad
Stock w.; Paciac Nail In5al
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CHEEsE-We quote Cheese as follows Western Reserve
new IL &c; English Dairy l49I5c b.
GLAss-(Per box Of 50 f French Window, sXO. S225 to
$780, l0XI2 $3.50 50 Psburg, sXlO 81 5 I2XI2 g.
to $3.50.
PAPER-Wrapping 4Ocl9Sl 2 ream.
PICKLES. gal Gherkn 81 So q gal do $780, a gal do
50 81 a gal Oysters $3.50.
RICE-51z96.
POWDER AND LEAD-Ride Powder 81, and Blasting S. .
key. Lead 15lGsc 2 Ii. Shot SI.9Og2.5O p bag
WHITE LFAD-In oil S2.lO923O o key.
OILS-Lard SLlO; Lnseed Sue Sperm 81 2924O aad Tan
ners' 75c9SI q COLON.
YINEGAR-Pgre White Wine 75c gal, Apple 81 . Dbl.
HAY-Baled S3OlB32 2 ton
BAGGING AND BALE ROPE-We quote Tennessee Bagging
at 23G25c, Kentucky l20c, and India aoLe lO and
Manila Cordage HOLE
GRAIN AND FLOUR BAGs-No Osnsburg Of bushels 2Oc
each, in lots Of 100 and upwards; No do I79iSc
Flour sacks Of leo s Exc EACH of 100 and upwards
so lbs do &c.
DRIED FRUIT-ApDes selling at 81 259I4O per bush.
FEATHERS-Festhers in demand at 3594Oc for Live
Geese, when put in good shipping order.
GlNSENG-Ginseng finds ready sale at 4594jc.
BEESWAA-Our merchants paying 2626c for Beeswa1
WOOL-There is active demand Tor Wool at the following
quotations Clean Washed 3 Pulled 293Oc, and unwashed
1890 2 b.
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NOTICES.
NO PAREGOREo Oh oPIATE

and Thy9 because it as 10 a6or6 Instantaneous r
when given In time 1t acts IL By magic and trial GL0He
WllloonYines you that what is true 1t contains
NO PAREGOREC OK OPIATE
Of any kind and therefore relieves By TsnloUine he sgs
Of your chd, instead Of dsadRg s seasbes For this
reason, Il comeuds afa the only preparation known
for Children Teething, Diarrh0as DFse1te-
rY3 riDing in the Bowels AciditY of the
Stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, and Group;
also for seteHf7g the gums Tedef7g inflammation Tegu
LGtg tie Bo50es and relieving pain, hs8ao efat-being
anti spqsnodie It is used with sHfGUi7g in all
cases Of COuVuIsfOn or other Fits. Is yOW 0atue
TIE life and he Of g9ur children, AID qgs6 - them
from those sad md 55t7ffig consequences s1ic
tain TO result fr0ntds Of narcotics Of a0ch all other
remedies f9r afartis plants conn osed tsks none
BAT Dr, cations Infantile Cordial, this yoa can
rE upon 1t is perfectly harmless and inure the
most delicate infant Price 25 cents Full directions accompa
each bottle. Prepared only By
CHURCH q DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

AT HER OLD TRCKs.-The Louisville Courier Of
yesterday says It turns out that the Mrs HANNAH
N. JoHNsoS Cincinnati, to whom was addressed
the box containing the runaway negro forwarded
by express from Nashville, is no less distinguished
female than Miss DELLA A. WEBSTER, late Of our
Kentucky penitentiary, and notorious for her negro
stealing nronensitlesn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22
Pror, WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON. April Z0.-EvIdence is 10 be produced
before the Covode committee with q view t0 inl-
pea testimony which led 70 the difficulty be-
tw or Walker and Judge Black.
that the members Of the Cabinet are
perfectly willing that Gov Walker shall designate
those to whom he referred as in his opinion shap-
ing the affairs OF Kansas in 1857.
The Committee on Elections were almost undni-
nous in their report in favor of Daily against Esta-
brook. IS Delegate from Nebraska.
The question involved in the protest of the Span
sh minister against the capture of MiramOus steam
ers, is to the legal transfer from their Spanish
owners to Gen. Miramon previous to that occur
enCe.
There Is reason TO believe that the House Com
nIittec ON Foreign Affairs win report bill provid-
~ for first class mission to Sardinia in accordance
with Mr.. Burlidgames resolution. adopted to-day.
1t was prefaced with prear'ble, which however,
was withdrawn, at the request of several gentle
men. The preamble sets forth that the kingdom of
Sardinia has, by recent accession, been raised to
first class power extending from the Alps to the
AdriatiC and embracing in its limits the richest and
most pOpulOus portion of Italy, over which extern
sive domain 4 Constitutional Government has been
established, order maintained, and the freedom Of
the press and of religion secured.
Tue treaty which Minister Preston has concluded
with Spain, provides for the asCertainment and set
Element Of the pending claims.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

MoRrnlER. MCCUSE, an industrious Irishnan, was
struck on the head with a stone, at Harrodsburg
XIV. and killed, day or two since by an unknown
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arrival of the America.

NEw YORK, April 2l.-The steamer America has
arrived at Halifax with Liverpool dates to the 7th
Nothing later cOmmercial-Frlday and Saturday
! being holidays.
Heenan has been arrested.
New YORK, April 2l.-The Hecnan and Savers
fghs will probably be indefiditey postponed ae-
count OF the arrest Of the former.
IL is reported that the Great Eastern sails for
Portland with the squadron attending the Prince
of Wales.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool on the Sth
The Hammonia takes the place Of the BOrussa,
which broke her shaft
The Paris BOurse has advanced.
\ ship, apparently an American cotton ship, was
seen atire off Scilly Island. Her masts were all
gone. \ schooner was along side Of her
The offensive and defensive treaty between Den
mark and France IS cOntradicted.
Negotiations between Rome and Naples respecting
the entry Of the latters troops TO the States Of the
Church are progressing. The result is unascer-
Mn.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES solemn rite of the Episcopal
Church was administered on Sabbath morning the
18th inst by the Right Rev Bishop MEADE inst Pauls
Church, Norfolk, Va. to thirty-three persons and
in the evening at Christ Church, nine persons
the venerable prelate accompanying the ceremony,
on both occasions, with most impressive addresses.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-22

Healthy human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-.
sents US with the essential elements and gives
the True Standard. Analyze the Blood of person su
frng Consumption Liver Complaint Dyspepsia scrouls
and ind in every instance certain deficiencies
red gobues blood Supply these deficiencies you
are made WE'LL Blood Food founded upOa this the.
ory-hence its astonishing success. There
FIVE PREPARATIONS
adapted to the deficiencies Of the Blood in different diseases For
Coughs, Colds, bronchitis, o any affection what
ever Of the TIL FOat Lungs inducing COnsumps
IOns No. which is also the No for Depression of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite and for all Chronic
Complaints arising from QVersuses G eneral De-
billy, and Nervous Prostitution No 9 for LiV-
er Complaints. No. for Dyspepsia. Beidg oJ
Tsudy prepared absorption il IS taken by drops end
Immediately the circulation, you gain
you retain. The No. Is for Female Irregularities,
HYSterias Weaknesses, &c. See special directions
for this For Salt Rheums EFupLiOnS, ScrOfu-
IOus, Kidney and Bladder Com plants take No
In all the directions must be strictly followed Price
Of the Blood Food 81 per bottle.
Sold by CHURCH & DUPONT,
No. 400 Broadway, New York,
And by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
apH Wholesale Agents for the West.