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Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30
For GentIemens' Wear.

| ' CONSTANTLY on hand good assortment ol o Broaicloths. Cassimeres, Vestings wrappers
 and Drawers, Collars. Neck Ties. Hosiery '"io'e' I &c. at prices as low as the lowest. ,,,,sc | Dec 26th. A. tt. rhnnloo
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30

The Company have no losses or claims unpaid SETH P, BEERS, President. JASON WHITING, Secretary.
 SHELDES OSBORN, Harwinton,
 General Agent. July l, 1861. tf-l3 Directors of the Company. Hon. Seth P. Beers, shelden Osborne, Jason Whiting, Philip s. Beebe, Abijah Catfin, Henry R. Colt, Charles Adams, George w. Thompson. A. $. Lewis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30

A RIyERfCs MARSH. Sept. "A. tf-23
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30

E. HUMPHREYS ( CO.,, 56S BROADWAY, Nzw.Yoax.
 Sold by C. B. Maltbie, Falls Village J Catlin, Northield; A. St. John, Kent G. F. Afford Co.,, Hitthcocksville.
 1yl5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30
Ayers Sarsaparilla

Is an excellent remedy, and worthy che con.
 fdence of the community.
Litchfield enquirer., 1862-01-30

rxR Remedies are carefully prepared under the direct uneryison and inspection of Prof HUMPHREYs In order Id meet that great and long realized want o me puohc nanaely remedies for all the common and simple aa' nents of He. .. ..,..,., .s dseases from which suffer and die were as their com mencemen. simple and trhing mere cold shght diaf rhen pain In the side headache, or hoarseness ~ first easily cured and subael in time becomes tion fever a dangerous dysentery, Group or otnes dsos,e which all the powers of medicine fall to arrest
 Mesein these remedies supply great public want Hens on hand, simple, you know at once what 10 ssxs- pleasant. so as cause repusnanee-safe and nsnos occasioning no risk while the curative effects are positive and certa they takea and at once the spell broken and the danger alayed.
 Cthsr Homeopathic Medicines, however carefully pre-. psrel or full and extensive the Manual o whce you rser in erer them, always require study and careful examination and always leave you in doubt e se the remedy chosen and te result. Such examination es study and such doubt always most unfendy to the s8 or ains and especially to be avoided Nay, often strikes at the very foundation of success and prevents fsss which with eou6dense in the remedy and hence persever enee in It's apple eatlon, would have been easy.
 Experience amply confirmed the use of these rene d;es for families and private as being TEE BEST rsx vHs MOST SIMPLE CoxvEz;kxr, fzE MOST PaoASf ANT REilABLK :, .
 Thous.nds are and have been using them for some hve vears mast In every section of the country with oy,rable speak in the highest terms Of thsr snnlcity and certainty, and among our hundreds oi .gapts the uniform testimony s that they give good
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The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

re~.i ssF~ssl.ssnsntz aay cents Ter sqnare $50
-. .s.rt.rx arranxernenss msee ~ifh tho-e ~ae
- - tf.eftlse - tie year. slth tHf n l.tis6e -
.h.4vtev Il nleasu-e. Yearly stxefts~fs, h@~ffst'
al = rlufnea strictly % their regular '-s'.
.nf seaI ray 14affsfft. . -,
Advertisement. n The special not'ee eo.a'hh vi
- charged two priees- - "a. !.
Afrsffisernsni. kept constantly o'i me A''a''
yrses sal haA - ........ =
tofIres publlshed IN the Local columns. ei
- ffsa or under vii be charged fss efeh insertion
st.if oeer tea ilnes. Ten feuts I,et i'f's -.
ffer.lzenerts sent ia fei No SPEC z. ttnr, -.
: lf..rfad three mouths, unless oftirfea oet- -,
eA.x Alteration ~ a Standing sdsertssrnfth ' M
.nI..st l. A renewal q The same, uDiess ssNf N''
&sreet ugon - eantfaet
Nj te chs-set 4 81 % foT Zach name IN tbe ia
.arssso r. tfe IA Nd Weekly, R~ass ~ "a
rrac<.
..s.fees ell. b. made for inserting the nouces o.
al urdsrs, Societies. OF Associations a. isaioNs.
- each notice exeeedine lines = cents -
=. + tasertlon. over elxhf lines At this rate
tnn.anffns deaths ulth funeral notice aitafhe.
= eithsuf notlee. free.
Sotiees q Festiss al, Pisnies aad x"''~n
q By indivliuals or sssoelations, OF y s"N'eNe''
q regular prices. .. -
Lexsf advertisements i1eertsd Al the ekfehss fss -
Attorneys ordering, and payment not 70 % ass~y
or the legal proceedings. but eolieetante ~ n
fre Publisher rst accountable Tor tne seeaIs.g -
e.s' advertisements rs oad the Amoant enHse' 'F
thslr publication.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
Boat Tickets tO Boston
Good y4s sry u the Bes; lines.
Tro Dsils Connections from HarTs,baryA 10
Raifimore sad WssAiscfoH
RAGsAGE CHECKED THR0Ueh-Aisb
TRANSFERS FREE
Pare Aivavs A. Low as by any 0ther Ronis'
RMu Tickets ria Pms
burg.
TICKETS FO4 SALE At ALL. MAIN
OFFICES

FREIGHTS
1ry tA,s Rcufe Frelsh.s q AZ ds@crsFtieas ca be
fo-wArtc3 frou FsiisaelpAiA. s<~ YaTk. noston q
Rsi.moFe. - say pdrs 81 he Retreats = ohia,
xeusac.s fr.ssAns illlnnis wisrcr.sin. iers q Ns
srzr. II kAlirost t.rert-
Thf Pennsylvarals Railroad also coenects a. Pits
sarrk vsth >s<xnarr.. ~ ~htch Goz1s ean le for
vard<d 70 sny port oa 10 oAia. Nnekinwnm. Kex
tncky. reznes<<s. Cuzhsrixbd. iiisss. slssiszlpst
wl.roasn Missouri. Kansas, Arkzasss snd Red Nv
e~.. Aa1 81 Clexsls.1. s&nfuskr and Chfcsgo usth
ss<snsers C al purts 81 he Serth-Wc-sern I.kes.
Merchants sni SAipp<rs ertrEst.nx tie tsnsra-ts-
si< e thelr FreixAt - t.s CoEnpky. rrlT ~stk
ex-sfaez<e - 80 sFeety transit.
~HE RATS oF FRKIGlfr q AZ pelni ia tAe
VEL n a. Fenn<yls.aia k2ilraed AZ AZ al tass
- .xar.si< ehNrxe< - e<her R<kiros1 Ce-n-
rkai~<-
- particular - zsrs ps~s.<-. ''vss Ps~~srtvs
Eszx,sn"
x J. sxTxDxR. rhll.arltAis.
ukskkW a Coo<S - <srtA = R4itls.sa~e
fxECHx CO. Ne ssser Hroe<. ~ se.sh
Wruaz =. ~e~ Tea.
lkEcH 4 CO. VI <sss~ -. As~fe-.
r. HorSTt1<. oxzfrsl fretxkt Asxss. - -
Fycsu fxuf<- Gsrr~si s4p-t. An>zas. Pszn
|, n HorfT. 0epf-s i,cksf srrxs F1llaisislls =
s-1t~fs
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
HOT ELS.
St. Nicholas Hotel,
Broadway, New York
Beard Reduced 70 - pr day

since the ypeuiag = this vs-' Aud eosalaosieas
Heel IN 1854 {, has been The snel. enaeavor q the
reprislor. % make Il the mo-, sumpiuous con-
venless and comfortable home for The eitir~n and
stranger "a his side The Alar.ae
"A whatever bas seemed i.ksly 70 adiain ter 20
The oeaser' of sts ses.s hey have snaeAvoTee.
siilo.s regars 70 cost e. gfos.ls. sal 70 eoas lss
Al the e.isrnss q individual su5 scai eq5svrn.ni
whlch modern ~ Aas invented. snf modern taste
spp-v-cd: and m psuonsse which u hAs oeu.uas-
- DARING sAe past rix yes-si- ualfy'us prof
shSs th,'f s-srts have been appreciated.
To n~es the -riSeocie. efthe tine. whsu al srs
requirsa - pr.rsses ths meet rixa seasssray. he
zDs s-siEnet.
Have Reduced the Price "f Hoard Ia
TWO DOLLARS PER DAY
ssfhe sane tsse Atstiux asae z ths uxaries vith
~tssA ar.r 'ssis hss hisA,r.o sesn supp''ss
vugAD~EfI. wHrrrovB q co
ss~ rs<s. s~ss. :. issi 80.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
n II y L II n q Il

OF "a FIFTEENTH .sKlI- 1Syr1f S741E-
AhAT n re condition ~ - F'SF I'M
RANOd oUhyifr e fle o4ss n Ness Yo'k,
90 fas - @as - Jatnafg. lesl.
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
Ayers -Ague Cure,

AN1l - -~AS2 Nio - ~ Ss
FoR THE STEKDY cURE Or
Iu.erm'tteut Fever. OF Fever and Agus. Henl.t,.
&teyer. Chill fevef, buns 4 eat. Periodical nc.t-
ache. or Rlllous hesisshe, sBd BllIloas ~
vefs. indeed TT The Whole cisas - dls-
easeS ~ ting in hillary tcranfe-
mcns, caused by the Asiu.sol
2asmsUS Colnlritf.
We are enabled here 70 ohcr the corurnurs- ? |.
remedy which, While II cures the above ccn,plsu u
with certainty. Il suii perfectly harmless IN a
quantity. hueh remedy l. iuveiaabie n dis;si ;
where these affecting disorders prevail. 1hs ''cftf
sxpels tho missmatic poison el Fewer and Aeae fo1
the syriem. and prevents the dsveopulcni Il tla
disease n taken on the hrst approach 81 fs tfere-
hory sympsonis. Is = not ony he hest Fsmss's
yet discovered ~ iAis class 81 complaints bat als-
the cheapest. The large quantity supply faf
doiiN hft2s IL within fhc 81 eseIs Is.ls. nra
IA tiiens asfriei-. vaee f,fer ard hsps pfessais
ever bsds ehoud have "a and ass s. f.-is bslh i,s
oafe snt Iseies.i,n. great sel~f.efly q Il.is
.ness other ever disfa,ttsd 81 the ffas-
a AID ctlfsu flfe a lutsfnliitufs - tiat q E. :.
t,As 40 .Hiue s44intfal. usequfu utiy q rfulu
yeh IL constitution. 1hoee cured = t are loff =.
.sf - Il tbss had nesef lad tb. dseA,e
Fever and Asueis not alenf lie conseqa q r's
's.a IN. i. ,-s~s.s. sn-.<~ksa sts s''''''' as
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Cont. ueaaafhs Ialndna.-
Ioothsele. Earaole. Caiat4ah. Asthma. psilI
tafiar. psufn Affection II fhs splcn. H,t
ts5l-. PEN 10 The b.~eis., ,....ls .rafa,sis
sn4 - -.E n1eHt ~ 81 s fiuMatL,
Al a which whsn originating IA fhls cause. fci ~
tae lnseImii SIS. Aeeelae periodical. IL
"Crns cAp.ls lat g,sesl from fLa bleed, ana -. .
squentis cures theiu A. ntAe. 4 i fnvaluaiir
Proeefiet g imn.ie4enis and Iefteuf tfsse,ils ~
tsniHftfflf fcsiH H tHr l4a.aIIaHs alsifi0fa i.
t.ken o.ssslenaisA -a4s ehlis sla-ei "a.
finn that VII he fa.fttI ffufl thC sfftf a.. AID
o.anat afgtIaals's IN saal.,-s s~eaiit, - rlis
di-ra-e Etare d 81 even u.ae saeaBls ~
rf1ns ft surs. 49, ie~ rili ~ver funef t...
la.srn.l 4.s q ttl afaii 'ltn. ssi,e. e ihs -
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13
he Weekly Express

sabl..hsa every "Wednesday. ~ 'sl SO per annuni,
dsa1ee.
g. espsr .eat without the money, NOT esntiun-
lonesf time than pad for
a.tea OF Advertising t0 weekly,
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

AMERICAN HOUSE.
rox.salv x~oxs AZ rxs ssusxsns scrss.1
Corner SNa>htnxtos ard section St..
SULLIVAN. tSnfkSk.
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n-ssl. il As wssl 49, ca ~1~fiw = ~TeFy
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4 ..r.r. sAs klx4.ss ea-f>ft a. ceavsuiszes q
fA-s@ s~-~ss - ks~e 49, ossetea1~ - ths seers.
- 49, sautrsxur~.
w.n KSurTskss WITH. frpsrssszr,-
xss~ak<< f1s kt~f
The daily Wabash express. (Terre-Haute, Ind.) 1857-1867, 1862-09-13

~ a.. x~s~ In -
Fyr thres ssoDtis. IN aetszIce, -. =
ai-erahle = Cty Subscribers * 10 cents peF
Single copies. e~nfs-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

= u. -.
business Of interest was transacted, no quorum
b;;ng present several times during the day
rba bill from the House 70 change the dis
,rc,. of the E. S Circuit Courts was amended
and passed. The House disagreed to the Sen
s;e an1enaJnont TO the con6scation bill. The
hn II Droyitla for the release Of political prlso
nars was reported back from the Judiciary
connttee with an amendment authorizing
.he President to suspend the writ Of habeas
sorous in case Of invasion and for the public
satayy, / bill was passed IN relation to schools
for the education Of colored children IN the
District Of Colulll5ia.
r. Baltimore, on Thursday, Mr. George ..
Porter, Secretary Of the Exchange Heading
p,on1 was arrested by order Of General Wool,
.0l sc.lc to .;o.:-c NcEIenry. The charge against
Mr. Porter was the PRONUNCIATION ola statement
that General McClallan had been utterly routed,
and had taken refuge with his staff on board
the gunI,oat Galena--uhat he had asked terms
Of mpitulati0ll> and that General Lee had re-
fused any ,tsg1ns but ~ unconditional surren-
der. It was also stated shat the whole ct
M:Nalls Division had been captured. 4 writ
lei. statement 70 this effect was handed around
and laid on the table for general peru5aI. The
rl}uor in question created great excitement III
the city, and caused some persons to sacrifice
Government stocks at ruinous rate Tho1rl-
as s. Piggott was also re-arrested and sent TO
Fort McHenry On q charge Of promulgatlng
fabulous statements. lie was out on his pa
role, having been previously confined. George
". Davis, a resident Of West Baltimore, was
also arrested and taken 10 Fort McHenry.
\ bill Is now pending in the House Of Rep
rosontatiyes providing for the discharge OF
Stats prisoners, and others; and to authorize
the Judges Of the United States Courts TO
take bail Or recognizances TO secure the trial OF
the same
On the 26lh Of June last, Gen. Sigel an
nounced at Middetown, Va, that he was to
take command Of the German Division. The
news Of this change was received with great
enthusiasm by the Germans.
U0H' ~1cClellan movement lTou1 nls 's*7c
Oh tue Pamunkey and York rivers to James
river and the serious actions which accompa~
Med the withdrawal Of his right wing, continue
. be the all~absorbing theme Of public oonver-
satlon. Scarcely any ot}4er topic is heard on
tue street. Intelligence from the scene Of ac~
ton is Of the most conflicting nature.
The \. 7. Herald wants "a reformation Of
the Cabinet and an overhauling Of Congress;
anu also, general mass meeting Of the peopIe
o:S. York. osey,,''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05

~
out the proposed treaty with Mexico. The ar
guments employed against itare that thc whole
Mexican debt to Europe may be bought up
for less than the eleven millions mentioned IN
the b!ll, and that the treaty is on Z y profitable
job.
The late dispatches se1t from Washington
to Gen Butler ara said to contain Instructions
concerning the way in which Foreigners will
have to be treated in the future, and review at
the same time the dehatable cases upon which
he has already pronounced.
In recent examination Of the papers Of the
late Joseph Ellicott q letter was found dated at
Scockbridge, Massachusetts, IN 1914, enclosing
$50. lo as the contribution Of that town for the
sick and wounded soldiers on the Western
frontier The letter was carefully folded and
fled IN NJ. Ellicott's own handwriting, with
the money as originally enclosed. 4 portion
Of it was bills On The old Banks Of Troy, and
lie City Bank Of New York, which are nov
good, although nearly fifty years have explTod
since the money vas lorwariad
The following paragraph fron the phlladel~
phia North American shows that the ''Clty Ct
Brotherly Love Is as hard pushed for SNAIL
change as New York: "Silvcr change just now
IS So scarce as to command q premium Of SIX
dollars on a hundrel The passenger railroad
companies have posted up notices III the cars
that they no longer change bank notes, and
that people Who want TO ride must provide the
amount Of their fare before entering the cars .
dis2atch from Washington in the n I.
Herald, dated the Sd inst, says: 1.-The p1bl'-
cation Of brief despatch from Gen McClei~
Ian. under the authority Of the War Depart
u1ent, announcing The safety Of his army and
his guns and stores, has given great rellef 70
the anxiety previously prevailing 1he peo-
,,1a ara enthusiastic in praises Of Gen. McClel-
Ian, and curses both loud and deep are heaped
upon the reckless politicians Who abuse hlln =
Henry Ward Beecher says some sensible Sc
cular things as well as foolish ones. talking OF
newspapers, here is what be says about the
paragraph and item department. :-' 1t Is worth
more than all the small fry Of correspondents,
with an editor thrown in to boot Lake q ca
rayan, it stretches along III columns, with pack
ages and parcels, spices and gems, bits OF ira
erance or cunningly wrong 1t metals, gathered
from the Orient and from the whole world be.
s;des The items Of the paper, like the stuff
inp Of q Thanksgiving turkey. represent every
thing in the house, crusts Of bread, crackers,
and all spices.
Several gentlemen connected with the army
of General Halleck in the West, contra
dict, with great emphasis, the current reports
'~o' :, .., o.,,,oo ,c Gon Grant
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1862-07-05


Deseret News IF yop want chicken dinners
which the law allows at this season of the
year--and your ncighbor' chickens arc cooped
up and can trespass upon your lot. and afford
YOU opportunity Of twisting their necks, just
slip cur early in the morning and open your
neighbor's chicken coop aoor-they'l II come out
and 90 over to your lot They will-chey have
done it. "
X jealous vile in Geneva, n Y, recently re-
venged herself on her rival by stripping the
latter Of ali her garments in the public streets,
and in that condition leaving her to find shaI-
ter where she could.
The Memphis Avalanche, Of June 26, pub
fishes list Of nearly three hundred business
men who took the oath Of allegiance to the
United States Government during the week
ending June 49, The rule requiring the pub
lication Of tbes5 names, which vas made by
Col Slack, is to be revoked by Gen. Grant. It
j.; sad
4 lady in New York, cleared her house Of
fies by putting honey on her husbands vhis-
|-ors when he was asleep. The flies stuck fast,
erd when he went OUT Of the house he carried
t-3m OF with him
Prot Lowe describes the whole battle Of Fri
day week rs witnessed from the balloon, grand
and picturesque beyond the compass Of IAN
guage, The evolutions Of battalions, tbs
chaotic masses Of men, the rapid shifting Of
events, the great veil Of smoke occasionally
lifted from the field, and The fearful picture
behind the combatants, where the ground had
been fought over and consecrated With blood
all these were elements upon which the aero
na,lt looked like the laE9itant Of 4 remote plan
ct.
The death Of General 'Stonewa!l Jackson
from wounds received in the fight on Thursday
or Friday last, and Of Barnwell Rhett, OF
South Carolina, is announced by the Richmond
Dispatch Of last Monday.
Senator Hale in answering a remark Of Mr.
Sumner, rejecting upon his refusal to vote aye
upon an amendment making Negro testimony
admissible, said that he had long la[ored FOR
that object, but that If Incorporated in iaw'
it would be rendered nugatory by the present
Supreme Court, and he, therefore, regarded
such action as utterly futile. He preferred to
abolish the Court altogether.
The Freuch Minister at Washington, having
been informed that seyera! shipments Of stores
and munitions Of war had been forwarded
from New York to Mexico via Panama to Aca-
pulco and Mazatlan, has given the order to the
French squadron in the Pacific to watch closely
the Mexican coast and MOTTO let any contraband
Of war 90 through Among the various war
indictments sent to the President OF Mexico
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