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The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

stores Cor the army IN Morocco. and for 4
large quantity 81 English coal Cor the
fleets several steamers had also been
chartered, and one had already Ieft
England FOR Spain 70 assist ID the trans
port service. q &. I.
The Paris correspondent ofthe London
Tfmes says the enthusiasm with which
lhe war with Morocco was hailed, begins
slightly to subside in the Basque Pro-
yfnees, and the .. 900 men, which, Ii was
agreed. should BY raised By the pro.
vinces. win partly lave 10 be levied by
CONSUMPTION, instead Of being composed
only Of volunteers. IA. III
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

EARTHqUAKE. - A correspondent
writing from Fillmore on the 18th inst,
informs US that a violent shock of
earthquake was experienced there about
s. o clock that morning. He says,
there was rumbling noise like distant
thunder, which lasted eight seconds,
and the oscillation Of the ground was
SO sensibly felt that quadrupeds and
bipeds were alike affected by it.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
WINTER CLOTHING,
FAIR IE D.,

Near Camp Floyd, his stock Of Gsneral Mar
chandlIs wiH be found unsurpassed hy anyI
either 10 price OF quality. WIN. NIXON.
Fairfield. Cedar Co, u. 7. , Sl'u
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
PORTUGAL.

The King Of Portugal had signed q
decree ordering the dissolution Of the
Cortes, q measure which had become q
vital question Tor the maintenance Of the
Ministry The new Chamber will Be
convoked for the 29.h Of January.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
GERM.A!!Nf.

AT tile conference II Wurzbufg 81 the
Representatives OF the minor German
States, the principal questions 10 be con.
sidered are: the settlement 81 the right
.of domicile:the establishment Of Federal
Courts III Justice; the National demon.
stration in favor Of unity; reform the
Federal laws relating 70 the army; the
Hesse electoral and Holstein questions:
and regulations for uniform system Of
weights and measures for all Germany.
The second chamber OF Hesse-C assel,
by vote Of SO against Q, resolved upon
addressing memorial to the Federal
Diet for the reestablishment Of the Con.
stitution Of 1873 !. ... ...
" In the Federal Diet al Frank fort the
Plenipotentiary Of Hesse acceded TO the
proposals Of the Committee, and granted
some concessions in reference 10 the
wishes Of the Chambers. but preserved
in maintaining the Constitution Of 1852.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
TURKEY

Late advices from Constantinople con.
tinue 70 speak Of tremendous storms and
numerous shipwrecks in the black Sea,
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

Hor SPRINO BREw ERY, jan, 10th, 1860
Whereas The property known - the Hot
Spring Brewery, together with all the stock and
in movements thsteon, was this day sold 10
pufsuance Of advertisement acopy Of which ID
above, az Public Auction;
4 Now, therefore, thiSis 10 Inform alllnters.tsd
thai unless the evidences Of indebtedness which
any party may have against The concerns Of
Mogo, Burr 4 Co., and Hereford, Mogo CO.,
Be Sresented Al ssij Hot Spring B:eWeFy 70 Mr..
B. Stevens for examination, before The nrst day
- EshrnaIv. 1860 they will not be paid. s5.:
! -, - !, =. HEREFORD. MoG0 d Co. &
Dsseret News aud Valley Tan, please eopys
and send Bill toe. A. Perry 4 Co. y2-St E
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
RUSSIA.

The Empress Neither Of Russia was
seriously indisposed at Nice. 81
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
CLOSING O UT CH EAP
.' ' z.5 FOR CASH.
w M. N I X o N,

uyHANKFUL to his Old friends for the liberal
share OF patr1nags no has received from
them, wishes TO eall their at;enioa 10 hh we'll
assorted Stock 81 : ~
.ss WINTER CLOTHING,
Isoots ard shoes, Hats and cape,
CrOckery, Groceries, Dry GOOaas
4. 81, &C. 81.
Also. Tor Sale. Ill kinds u GRAIN, At the IoW-
spt Market Piiees, and large Lot Of a No. J
FLOUR.
!: 4 i.rg. lot q MAcKINAW BLANKETS
for Sale ct cost ~ 81 49, .@4. ~ +.
Also. IS Cases .. Doors. BY me esls. q
cost and freight. II 81 , :.
Az wish 10 close out my present Stock Of
Goods, Country Dealers and Familiss will 6nd u
To their adyaniaee 70 give me . eall and exsmins
quality aud prices. n WM. NIXON.
City Scrip taken.
Eat Tsmpls Susst, @. g. L City. :.
q ALSO, AT NJ Nsaa
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
DENTAL Art.
AUCTION, AUCTION. AUcTlIoNl

Ian Monday 18th January, 1860. VIII Be-
NJ sold I'll Puhlic Auction, ihe property
known as the HOT SPRING BREWERY,
Enrsr the point Of the monHiain belWeen Salt
Like and Utah valleys, together with the Stock,
fixtures and improvements thereto appertaining
The stock, eIe., conssis IN part % followers
Hogs sows, sbosts, mates, oxen. wagon, har.
mess, household fufnlinre, etc.. and everything
necsssary Tor carrying ON q large and extensive
brewery. S. 3 q 5|s.st II NJ u ss5 y
The property consists or a large and eoinmodi-
Gus HOTEL situated half way bsfweeR Comp
q stable and Corral and 40 necessary oulhouses.
All Indebtedness Of the concern win BE- taken
in payment for purchases at the sale.
For fuFlhaE particulars apply 70 Radfond,
Cabot q CO., Camp Floyd, Or 10 Hereford
Mogo q Co., Hot Saring Brewery. go.
:, = :. HEREFORD. MoGo 4 CO.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

The Council and House convened in
Joint Session, II 2. 30 b. M, fOr the
election Of the Ofhcers elective By the
joint Session Of the Legislative A.
scmbly.
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21

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prs ISR1 70 1aGsllJ4oSEp Na,sEsSrs
The Mountaineer. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1859-1861, 1860-01-21
UNIVRnsTTY.

Chancellor Orson Pratt, Sen.
Regents Orson Hyde, i. B. III.
Stenhuuse, Joseph "a Young. Robert
r. Campbell, Gilbert Clements, Viii
liam Eddington, Claudius ". Spencer,
Isaac Bowman, Orson Pratt, Jun,
George J.Taylor, Samuel w. Rich-
ards, and Isaac GroO.
.Trea a,lrer Thon,aa w ElIorhenk
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

casion and honorable to the memory of the noble man, long since dead.
 The public schools. thirteen in number, have just closed their sessions for the year By the annual report of the acting visitor we learn thai the average attendance has been only 72 per cent, notwithstanding which, other progress has been comparatively successful. Expenses, not including the board of teachers, $l,75e s2.
 WateFtoWn.
 Some of the Watertown people have taken a great dislike to Canada Thistles, just at this time. One of our large farmers was lately brought before Justice Cutler, to answer to the charge of suffering them to come to maturity on his land. He was fined the amount prescribed by law, but appealed from the decision, and will carry it to the Superior Court. The parties will undoubtedly establish the fact that thistles have thorns which sometimes bleed those that handle them. There are few land owners in town that are not liable to the same thing; but whether they will be made to respect the law on this point or not, will perhaps depend upon the amount made out of this operation, by those having such vensrstion for the laws of the land.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
WORMS l woRMs l WoRMsl

kg A great many learned treatises have h.. written, explaining the origin of and classifv;sN . sne worms generated in the human svsi..I scarcely any topic of medical science has c,ics.L % more acute observation and profound researrsI ana yet physicians are very much divided in o,; Ion on the subject. It must be admitted ho,pp' e., mat alter all. mode of expelling them ~ pu1'nyng the body from their presence is of mcJ s: Vaiae than the wisest disquisitions as to m. oucI an expelling agent has at last been foupI Dr' M Lanes Vermifuge proves t,, he the n'r" sought after specfc-its efficacy being univer~s,I! acknowledged by the entire medical faculty. Iurlher m proof, read the following from a lady-op Of our own citizens: v"
 NEW YORK, October 18th. 1852 e inis IS to certify that was troubled with worm TOT, TOT more than year. was advised to us M M, Lane Celebrated vermifuge, prepared L Y fleming Bros. of Pittsburgh. took one bottI, which brought away about fifty worms I com inenced improving at once, and am now perfectI well. wei" The public can learn my name, and fut .hef M particulars, by applying to Mrs Hardie, No mahhattan p;ace, or to E. l. Theall, Drugyis, corner ot Rutgcr and Monroe streets.
 gS Purchasers will be careful to ask for Dp M M'LANESS CELEBRATED vERMIFUGE. man uiactured by FLEMING BROS. of PITrsurRc. r, All other Vermituges in comparison are worthl.,. pr M MLane's genuine Vermifuge, also his eel brated Liver Pills, can now be had at all rcsper table drug stores. None genuine r,ihom fhe s,c,,c lure @ FLEMING BROS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
The Missing Report On stallions.

WArERTowN Oct. 10, 1860.
 JAS. HuHpHREY, ,JR-Dea7 Sir:-The report was returned by Col. Hotchkiss to Col. Bald win, tor the book we had with the names mark ed that were to draw the premiums.
 They were, if recollect right, as follows:- Five years old and upwards, first premium to Geo. T. Hoadley-the second divided equally be- tween Mir. Isaac Morse and Robbins Battell. The premium on four years old to J. II. Ben net, being the only one of that age. That on three years old, the first to bay horse-the sec ond to dun brown horse-the names ofthe own- CTS are out of my mind {; but think they were MT. Whiting and Mir. I'ice. The first on two years old, to L. B. Hall of Morris-the second to J. II. B met of Washington. On yearlings, the first was given discretionary to bay colt the second, to a grey one of Mir. Dean of Plym- outh This is as near as can remember st this tme Fly looking at the book. with this, you may be able to get at it correctly.
 Yours, respectfully, T. A. WARREN
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
TEE HYPoPHosPaITES VOICES OF MEDICAL AUTHORITIES
TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION.

TREATMENT OF CONSUMPTION. Cop LIVER OIL u have not seen q .iagls eb,s of Consumption cured by this article. Dr. Eel, in rhil. Med. and Surg. Reporter
 IRoN.-" Iron, in any form tix,s the con,u,svf.rs condition and hastrns Ie dcreiqn,est of tbe,ci> it's administration is Criminal in the highest tle,rrr M. Truusseuu to the Imperial Academy of Mrli- cine. | WINES AND LIQuoRs --' These beverages have 10 medcmal poirer over consumption. ''-Dr C"Idic of Phil.
 ''On the contrary, they PreE,posc 10 Tabereuisr
 Drpos:t,;n "-Dr. Bell of NY | rHE HYPurIoSPHTEs
 eff the patient takes daily of the IIyropho,- psltes, all Ike signs ot conSH poh TH disa; Itar in rctiod varying troia teT dtrys to jtw mouths. l a H He will speedily iinl himself ln the enjoy men: of sucA health as he had newer kEown in his life before '-lir Churchill tU the At a,icmy of mcdicine
 REGENT MEDICAL TESTIMONY
 ErookIyn. N. r, Zee. 23, i>5a When l commenced t!ic of this remedy. five weeks ago. 1 weighed IF lbs, now l weigh l6l lbs Before !ri.l liilisr,l the first bottle my EcryOus yHtcm ha,! sI much improved tLat cuuli slcrp well. and thr swr;tts had c,Msr,! to trouble mr. My appetite is good. and feel ns if wr,c going to lirc IN srIi:: nF A CavIrT IN THg LsTr L:NG. The Improvement that has taken place in lay CnIi- !itun has bccn ln;'st cnsrl;tllc. '--J. J. Camp bell NJ D.
 ;r. Campbell NOW. June, 1SG0 wei ll- I55
 .., and ersry s:jn ?f L.s dtssuse hJs dsgYerredI
 II have n5, Winuh~ster's IIypul,hc~phitrn' in ihti-S. .iAr-ntd 'ird chip!o-is with marked ys.Ss ctWiny q .! Consumption where ! nEg ;l.sS noi sr "r,s!e! ia Me second sidy- of docip m-ht culo.l ciSc of chiJr,Iis at Ss'~r, and raj uf .iGcHn0, trkere grtA iaiuy r1istsd. ~ Ira Hmr"ws, M D Providence, l.
 "I s,.ow of no Kennedy equal 10 ..thc iIypo- ptosih!teS in F"imonGry U'sests. chiorosts Ar,nio i.o's nt i'iitiiy. Hc l have prescribed them fur several months. and should bo unwli,ng 10 do wifa- oH t'em in my practice. .'-C. ". futile, NJ. b, l New Bedford.
 EARTlCULAR NOTICE. i GV" \. B The most RAPID CURES cfrrct- 1 ra during the Hur,a:er mnHhis. 1 WinCheaters Genuine Preperation 1 Is the only reliable form of thc = llIPoPllOS- 1 piIITES, and is put up in aul ljolnrr pint bottles It Sl and $2 each eF;" Do MT CON FOUND THIS REMEDY WITH THE PHUSrHATl.S or | CHEMICAL FOOD!" 1 The tIypophosphites NEARLY TAtrXLsss, | therefore do not nauSeate nor disgust the pa- | ticnt.
 Dr. Churchil's " Teq,,se'' - cmbodying tho Rationale and the res'As of the Specific Treatment, sent free.
 | Sold by all tho most respectable druggirts and l wholesale and retail, at the Sole General Depot 1 of the United States, by J. WINCHESTER. A John street, \. |. l Fer sale by Hart. Bros < Co.,. West Goshcn. 40&3 ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
Purify ts.e B BlO0d.
 NOff.i7 5 Vegetable Life Pills and Phoenix BiftcrS.

1 TIE high and cnvicd celebrity which these pre-
 eminent Medicines have acquired for their invari-
 able efficacy in all the diseases which they profess l to cure Ina, rendered the usual practice of pufng not only unnecessary. but unworthy of them They are known by their fruits {; their good works
 testify for them and they thrive not by the faith l of the creduloIs In all cases of Asthma, Acute and Chronic
 Rheumatism, Affections of the Bladder and Kid ! neys
 1 Bilious Feyers and Liver CompIaints-In tbe south and vest where these diseases prevail they will be fornd invaluable. Planters, farmers and others, who once use these Medicines will never be without them.
 Bilious Cholic. and Serous Looscness, Biles, Costiveness, Colds and Coughs, Cholic, Consump- tion. Used with great success in this disease. CORRUPT HUMORS, DROPSIES,
 ERUprIoNs OF THE SKIN, ERYsIPELAs, FLATU- LENCY,
 FEVER AND AGUE. For this scourge of the vest ern country these medicines will be found Q safe speedy, and certain remedy. Other medicines leave the system subject to return of the disease "a cnre by these medicines is permanent Try them, be satisfied. and be cured.
 FouLNEss OF CoMrLExIoS,
 GENERAL DEBILITY, GoUT, GIDDiNEss, GRAVEL, HEADACHES of every kind, INWARD FEVER. INFLAMMAToRY RHEuMA- rIsM, IMPURE BLOOD, JAUNDIcE, Loss OF APPETITE, LIVER COMPLAINTS, LEPRosY, LoosENEss
 MERcURIAL DISEASES Never fails to eradicate entirely all the effects of Mercury infinitely sooner than the most powerful preparation of Sarsapa- rilla.
 NIGHT SwEATs, NERVOUS DEBILITY, NERVOUS COMPLAINTS of all kinds, ORGANIC AFFECTIONS, PALpITATIoN OF THE HEART, PAINTERS CHoLIc. PILES. The original proprietor of these medicines was cured of Piles of 35 years stand ing by the use of these LIFE MEDICINES alone. PAINS in the head, side, back, joints and organs
 RHEUMATISM. Those afflicted with this terrible disease, will be of reliet by the Life Medicines. RUSH OF BLooD TO THE HEAD, ScURvET, SALT RHEuM, SwEILINGs, ScRoFULA or KINa's EVIL, in it's worst forms, DYSPEPSIA. No person with this dstres- sing disease, should delay using these medicines immediately.
 ULCERS. of every description WORMS, of all kinds, are edectualiy expelled by these Medicines. Parents will do well 70 ad- minister them whenever their existel0 IS suspect ed. Relief will be certain ... THE LIFE PILLS AND PHGNIA BFTTERs PURIFY THE BLOOD,
 And thus remove all disease from the system. Sold by all druggists. W. B, MoFEAT, MD, uopHst5f, gas Broadwdy, N. '. loTy@
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

the Episcopal Church, a sermon was preached by Rev. Dr. Vinton, at the conclusion of which a prayer, by permission of the Provisional Bish- op, was offered for Queen Victoria, the Prince Of Wales, the Prince Consort, and the rest of the Royal Family of England. Four bishops ana thirty-fve clergymen were present in their robes, and several of them took part in the services, nearly the whole of the Liturgy, excepting the Litany, being either chauted by the choir, or in toned by the officiating minister. The Church, to which admission was only had by tickets, was crowded with highly select congregation. Two nraver books, bound and embellished in most gorgeous style, were presented to the Prince by the ministers and corporation of the Church, On Monday, at A. H., the Royal party started for West Point on the Harriet Lane.
 TIE STEAMER Connaught which left Galway on the 25th ult., took fire, while at sea, on Sat urday last one hundred and fifty miles east of Boston. She first sprang leak, and was soon discovered to be on fire. There were five hun dred and ninety one persons on board' ana these were all safely put in the small boats, and taken aboard the brig Minnie schiffer, which vessel fortunately came in sight shortly after it was found necessary to abandon the burning steamer. The mails of the Connaught were all saved, but the passengers and crew saved none of their baggage, escaping with only the clothes they wore. The Minnie Schiller arrived at bos- ton on Tuesday of last week, with the rescued passengers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
The Contest of November.

The Republicans can afford to be Jubllant ovor the successes of their friends in Pennsyl- yania, Ohio and Indiana. It is natural, the ques- ton having been decided that HONEST ABRA- HAM LINCOLN is to be constitutionally elected President of the United States, beyond perad- venture, that we should draw long and deli cious breath of satisfaction, and calmly look for ward to that blessed day when the last foot steps of the most corrupt and profigate admin istration known to modern times and to any re- public, shall be displaced by one giving promise of reform, retrenchment, and careful and hon. est enforcement of the laws.
 We can lister too, with quiet philosophy, to the baseless islanders, the dirty lies, and the mean misrepresentations heaped upon our cause and our candidates, well knowing that they will not avail even in the most dimly enlightened districts, where the PEOPLE are aroused in spite of them, to demand reform, retrenchment, and new administration.
 Nor can we fail to observe with healthful hu- nor the delightful battle that Kilkenny cat-fash- ion, is waging between the two split up and dis organized factions of the once powerful but now demented democratic party. Knowing as we do, that whichever faction prevails over it's opponent, the strife is one in which victory to either will be but deadly defeat. But while observing all these signs of the times, which point unerringly through these October cleo. nons, to triumph in November, and while no where than in Connecticut does the battle of the factions rage more fercey-we have not it given to us quietly to fold our hands and await the contamination so dcvouty to be wished without helping to move it on.
 And there is no one of our freedom-loving cit zens who wishes so to do. 7Here is aCork 10 do, and WE IN I4ITcHF1ELD COUNTY MEAN TO DO IT l! Working while the day lasts, we mean so effec- tually to whip out boA these fercely fighting fac tions, that there never shall be doubt again, raised, as there was by New York Dry Goods men last Spring, as to where CONNECTICUT shall be found from now until the end of the rrepres- sble conflict For this we propose at Me rc,:y least, FIVE THOUSAND MAJORTTY over all in this State-and, unless we are greatly mistaken, this will be shown to be the result on the morn- ing of the seventh of November, when the smoke of the battle shall have cleared away.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
The "SusDiciOus'' Animal.

We had something last week to say concern. ing the pestiferous race which inflicts every com munty, yclept Gossips."
 We now desire to tender an expression o our sentiments upon the nature and characteris tics of another animal, barely less hideous, and certainly no less contemptible-an animal that exists not among our neighbors, but in the heart of THE MAN himself--an animal without name but many headed, many sided, and provided with moral sting; an animal known among men and women as a man or woman ,rih a suspicious nature.
 A torturing tormenting animal.
 An animal which gnaws upon the vitals and feeds on the very heart.
 An animal which makes the man or woman infested with it, a living corpse.
 An animal that burns, and sears, and warps, and corrupts the heart of man, until the heart either becomes callous or rotten.
 An agent of moral suicide-which disturbs peace, which cankers high-mindedness which de- stroys trust, which sinks the soul to the level of brutal instinct, which renders the life of man harboring it, a whitening curse to himself, and a curse to his neighbors an animal of spleen, and of sefshness, and of natural depravity,
 Your suspicious man finds no comfort in what he sees, or hears, or does.
 To him the actions of all around him are fountain of pure distrust. To him all that is pure and beautiful and good in the world is a lie To him and to his nature nothing is devoid of hypocrisy and deceit. He imagines thousand evils-he overlooks a thousand well meant kind nesses to himself and to his own.
 To him charity is curse, religion hypocrisy, honor self-deusion, neighborly kindness, de- ceit-the commonest civilities and courteses of life sham feeling, friendship, fellow-sympathy barren and transparent lie.
 10 such man, so inflicted the noblest senti- ment of high-miuded gentility is a scofI:-to a woman so demented the brightest evidences of gendeness and kindliness in woman are the sub Ject for sheer.
 10 such an one the kindliest feelings of oul nature are an enigma.
 The very soul and strength and life of such a nah become a bane aud a .hastinado
 Inc lie Of such man moves our most pro- iound sympathy and pity albeit that pity is not far removed from contempt Such m one is shunned by his neighbors, shuddered at by his companions, despised by the pure-minded. noble and generous of the world.
 Time hurries such an one into q m;sor.h,, eternity and eternity is all too short to bewa; the turpitude of such lifetime.
 Let us heed the lesson -stranele the a,; mal-east forth the viper, ere he strano,e ms and may Heaven help the victim of .nch worm. The world cannot.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18
DIE1D.

In this town, on the 18th inst, Louisa, daugh ter of Edgar w. Van Wrinkle, Esq. of New York, aged P.
 In this town, on Friday the l2th inst, Of he morrhase of the lungs Mrs. Emily Faruswortt of New Haven, aged 57.
 In this town, October 10th. Freddy. onl. child of Lorenzo and Catharine E. Munger, aget six weeks
 In Woodbury, on the 18th inst, Miss Rhodl Martin, aged 80.
 In Troy, N. Y., Sept 3Oth, very suddsnIg Frederick Wetmore, aged sixty-years. He va a native of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

Dr. IT. E HoaeU. of New York, says that the most effeetual remedy to improve the tone and energy of the stomach is the Oxygenated Bitters. For Dyspepsia and Indigestion these Htters are as testify numerous cures.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

1ssA- The Home and Foreign Missionary Coun. " y: Socie''es held their 22d anniversary on "ednesday. There was full attendance Dr a'u'us w. Clarke of Brooklyn, delivered the sermon before the Foreign Society in the morn. ing, and Messrs. Eddy, Murdock and others nd. dressed the Home Society in the afternoon
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

NOT1CH.-We are now getting in a stock ot READY MADE CLOTHING which we offer for sale on the most favorable terms.
 g HART BRo'S& & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

NOtice.-'Thc Annual Meeting of the Li;ch, field North Consolation will be held at the South Church of New Hartford on Tuesday, Oct sOlh, 1860. aGswe
Litchfield enquirer., 1860-10-18

Sas~ Mr. Ferry speaks in Ltchfeld, on Mon. day evening, and in Morris, Tuesday even;nu The Wide Awakes of Litchfeld and Betblem Will be out to act as an escort. There will he , large turnout.