Litchfield enquirer., 1863-06-25
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 s Promissory Notes made payable nominai. ly on demand, and stamped as demand notos. lot the rate ot one cent for every two hundred dollars, or fractional part thereof,l but nieon and received with an understanding between the parties. that demand of payment will not be made within thrty-three days from dnts, arc in fraud of the law, and not appropriately stamped, and when issued on and after June lst, 1863, and not paid within thirty-thres days from date, will be invalid and of no effect. Promissory Notes made for the payment of two hundred dollars, or any fractional part thereof, if paid within thirty.threa daya, res quire stamp of the value Of one cent
 c. B. MoRFHousc.
 Marble Dale, Conn., June l2th. le6s.
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 The rebels who passed through Hagorztown. on Monday of last week. by actua. count num- bersd 2,hQO. They committed no dsprpdsr tions. aad orders were issued that the propertY of no Marylandsr should be disturbed. They took several horses, and promised to return them as they came back. As soon ss the seb- els passed the line into Pennsylvania. thsy comrsacsd burning and pillaging.
 Hon. Wm. P. Sheffield, of Rhode Island. has sued the city of New York for S2s0oo, a. damages for injuries received by filling over the stump of tsse in the street near the City Hall Park, several years agoin consequence q which he broke his thigh bone, and came near dying of the injury he received. Hia lex had to be shortened two or three inches in the d. justment of the broken parts, and hs is thue lame for life.
 The Ohio Democratic Convention which nominated valIandigham, passed resolutions against the administration. against i.s eqauei- patton policy, against Gov. Tod. and against pretty nearly every thing except the rsbsllioa and traitors. Not word was resolved" against these.
 A work haa just hean issued by PasiA firm which has cost S2ooooo for thirty copisa It is the description, with illustrations. of the coronation of the Emperor of Russia, and vsa ordered by him. He who gets . copy, of shs valas of $6,6se, may feel gratiasd.
 The western river men talk about vlckshprs in this fashion: "You see they look at thsir hands, and Grant orders them ap. Then Mr. Pemberton sees he can't sake anything and of. Ssrs to give him | point. old '. s. js four al- ready and that would carry him out but thsf are playing laps and slams, % he can't sse it but goes in for . march and one on tho next game"
 Ths fsllawiug is . secret worth knovines-r In rough weather they tsh. ashesnsn of shs Bospholus,) spread Q few drops of oil on the surface, which permits them to gee clearly to a great depth. l was aware that oil would calm the surface of the sea, but until recently did I know that it would render objects mere distinct beneath the surface. 4 srinkst of some value had been dropped out oi ons sE the upper windows of car palace into tha Bosphorps, which at this place was ten e twelve feet deep. 1t was 90 small that drag giug for it would bays been perfectly usslsss. and it was accordingly given up for lost whsn one of the servants proposed to drop little oil on the surface This was accedsd to with but very little hope of success. To our aston. ishment, ths.trinket appeared in sight, aud sas eventually recovered. Lie l'iHstrassd
 MprAxss FORA sscEss.--A few days sinoa two of our men were walking along the streeia of Nashville. They belonged to . regiment which had gone there as an escort to supply train, and while the wagons were being loeded had zone on a stroll. One of them vas dress ed in blue uniform and carried his musket the. other had on him secesh coat which he had picked up on the battle ground, and were iopk black hair, and indeed looked more sscssp na assed fine house. in the door of which wac standine very pretty young lady, she suddels ly cried out, 70, soldier, won't you lot that ulau .-he ia \ poor soldier of our army, the South. ern army--whop you are guarding, come ini l know he is hungry. Isn't he Texas Ran. oer.n sYes, i" said be with the gun, "we cap s,,rad him only the other day. Go ip old fcl- low. , giving him the wink. The supposed Ranger went in quickly, returned with bis arms inn of uies. cakes, nice bread q bottle ci gvea l;ouor. and a lot vf good things generally = |. Move on, said h. with tbs gun, and so they moved on to the 6rst convenient place. wllvrs thav sat down and enjoyed hearty meal.and carefully washed itdown with the good hqaoFs
 
 < A Scotch physician, Dr: Smart hus an- nauuceJ ail invention which, heassert., has n.v. .r failed in his piactics to prevent tle d'sly- nremppt consequent in small pox known Hs s hitting, The application conssts oi 1. soie' .;an of india rubber in chlorVform, which is ,,s;ntad over the face (and neck in vomt1l xhsn tbe eruption has become fully deve'opod.
 When ths chloroform has evsporatsd, which 1t readily does. there is lslt . thin elastic 1'm If india.rubber over the face. This the patient feels to be rather comfortable than otherwise, inasmuch ss the disseteeebIe itehinezs. 60 gen erally complained ol is almost entirely Fsmov<d and, what is more important, '' p'ttipeF once so common, and even now far from rare. e thoroughly prevented wherever the solnt'ol has been applied.
 A certain preacher at Appleton, Wis' is : seruon made the following compsriaon 'n u'ss rsctins the n,isor soul of mieer r ao sbriyoIed that t would have more room 70 P'ay in n ovoin Of naltsfdrd seed t1on oHH ({4 sooVjd ~ Lets Mchiga''@ ' f+Ess
 A|laJy being asked what busiusas 1.{ E. s'',. ssf band loIIoWod. said De uas sneassa 'n 4t t- inSs Eurthe< explanation was nSc<z'31< *.~ &.Aea xsL.. @E- M||UI#