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Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1864-09-01
DIR. w. WELLS,

Member Of the Royal College Of Physi-
clans, London, England.
Office III SuperiOr-St., cleveland, o.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19

Professor johnson Was one dsy leo.
turing before the students on mineral
oSy. He had before him . number Of
specimens Of various sorts to illustrate
the subject, vhea . roguish student for
sport silly clipped : piece Of brick smoss
tne stone The Professor wss taking %
the stone one sfter another, and nsminr
thep ''This," he said, "is piece IF
granite; this is fe'dspar," etc. Pres.
emily hs came to the briekbst. Without
oesraylog any surprise, CT even chang
ing the tone Of bis voice. This" said
ne, sbo,ding il up, "is piece Of inpu.
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19

CARD PLAYINa-We would not be
uneerstood ~ encouraging ssy oss %
Play csrds; but II persons wiX pisy. IL h
a. we'll 10 be 10 fashion sud use those
c.rds continuing the portraits Of the
Union Geaerak which sre advertised by
Gilbert : Taylor-Da5. Tmss
Yes" ssid % old msn to hts sou, "if
you riN Be ioensiops, 70 with the most
fsshions6ie ones" "Ah, this Il . wick
Cd world" But no one is 70 blame, 20.
c1rding to certain theology. -'
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:. =. |. ss..F2lYIs i.,s C =, -.
eomnissedBy Dshisi sskssHSs. ssssisa
that It wss supposed to b 1is6sseA D
his late marriage to different girl shss
he intenddd, parsuts having inserfered
20 compel the marriage. But this sirev.
lar and1st lossSk drsua We not de,,is.d
90 en6 yith bis s,ori6es. for bic youss
wife, sdiseFaeted b. the dreadful event.
son.hs means, and 6oaIly accomplished
SCI. Yeskfuc.ioa BY poison. Proourioe
Of drug store, some corrosive su ultimate.
she attempted to swallow it dry, the poi.
500 mostly sticking in her throat, sud
causing her neck and head to swell to /.
fearful size, and producing death 10
FEW hoIrs.- 0aaNa (M) Rpsbliea.,
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ExECJNOR,s NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby xyen that the Executors OF
the estate Of Alex kompson, SEN. deceased.
S:g. filed their oa county eSu, Of
asking from said court m ODER 10 sell the north
half IT the northwest qnarteS, II section number
ten tlo). in township nnmbek ish,y (sel, north
II range number three ~. wes0f Tie sth pm.
containing 20 acres, or SO MucN Of sold land o.
will BIZ sltficicnt to pay the DEN against said
estate. All persons are hereby Noted that nm.
less they appear and object theretS IN or befor.
May 3Oth, A. u. 1864. an order will BE- ranfed :.
prayed for in said petti"n.
800 }. c. BELTS, couA s.dr..
Piatt l. Spicer. AttyA niyws
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e~A l.ld, who left Heoryi. some 70,

weeks since gives the following quota
lions of nlarke, prices for few articles,
viz: Gold, thirty dollars for one; Corn
meal, 'wenty five dollars per bu.h.l;
Meats, four dollars per pound; Butter
tn dollars per pound; Milk, two dollar.
pr quart Fiour. three hundred dvllars
PER bsfel; Cvf}e, twenty I've dollsrs per
pophd.t No articles u sny kidd ars sold
Tor less than Eve or ten dollars. II III.
purchaser has note Of either, he ca"
tp}; ii uo'. lie must do without Ari.
eie- Ike knives, forks. sposrs. cups Of oil
k'nd', tie lady 10 question s,ys srs Nv.
~ be bad.
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- ID omas Libby. . farmer of IA

onas Libby. farmer Of Dsvi.
eoauiy, Wisconsin, gives = r,stensens OF
the comparative profit Of wheat snd so-
-ha-A c1.tu:s. He compares three sore,
loi each On tho same farm, though sh.
beat land was much better s.i', sn6
makes tie net prof, Of the sorghum 6elo
|S3S, and that Of the whes, field SO. so
lie naI- 800 gallons Of syrup spd bar
Vested As tu.hcIs Of whest, as
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19
sHERlHY SALE.

nv virtue Of sn execution to me directed.
q rum the 0fce of the Clerk of the District
k,u,t in and for the county OF Cedar and Hsste
r..wa il favor Of n. Green Co and against
s. IN. wright : have levied upon the follow
!. nr,pevty as the property Q: the said WIN.
l|Erha a.r,hwsst quarter Of northsast quarter OF
,;ar rrm,er twelve o, In township s-yensy'
~ IN nnrth " range 3, west Of the 9Th r. T..
kreqea slsh the appurssnance' thereon in Co
60 a3u - nj an sths ssps for sale at pnblic out
al IL coars hons. door. e the - fo I.n. o. IL
3 o..aaMchpxh y. y .0f Asid dayp TO sssiss,
III catioa And costs that may accrue
ssasasa,s sdday Of Va: IN :; , &. M
- .tsa- Il !. .6heetrAl CAdss Csnsay.
lssasss =. =. = "a "a - II. - e. :
"a LArcxoT STOCK Of Adams es'' -
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E~.Fathrr." sa;d > l;rle f.,lov Ia

tar Father" card li,'le fellow, hsv
ing apparen.iy r. 6.'ot.d inc ,ly On tom.
ting, Il shan's .eud y"u any Of ",
welding cake when get married"
Why nat. my so-." wss tho fou,
sf4th'r'. inquiry.
"i;ecau>-," raid The yonns hopeful
$"you didn't send lie an, Of your,!'
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I AM CURED.

az havo taken six dose, 1t Eadwsy's Pills, Of three
rl. each, day they cured mo q Constipation,
lndiges'tpn. aud ysp p,ia. ! have taken E-tls.
.nly obt lin temporary re.lcL sto,ped III, use of
tnsso pills for week my d COMPLAINT would appear.
50 -'''' VI s. llliES IESSLTr, U.acs"t
~ havo su.ysrei wi h rysre7sia and liver C m.
rl,int for years-havo used all o-.s II pills
tney woul give me Temporary emf II, but VAS com
, erd tn take them | TIC time. have use sos box
Of Dr. Hadway's Pis !; am cured. have NOT taxed
uarteIc Of med.e!ne in SIX months.
c " CHI, Ds, Eoxbury, Mass.
rnE-, sTHAYHlxi AND rrNEsMrs, a. .
Pill. :, STRAIN G AN TENrsMUS,
A., the results of uanmata0 OF irritation u the mn
slms menb ano Of tho bowels, induced by dra,,is.
il-,heSe imperfect pills, in-tead OF being dissolved
by tho chile carried 10 tho lower bow els aud In
sS nc :" eSsmp .ps.ess s
pains, piles and tesesmss and tAe (reqSes fare calls
TO tie water ose hat patie"s u,dg sOAO take tAsss
Ii yoa would rvoid these annoy nees. wheoevsr .
purgative mo ticine !. required. t.eo . dose Il
.RADwAi'S iEGCLAING Fl.lA
THEY WILL PURGE THOROUGHLY AND
LEAVE THE BOWELS REGULAR.
rsrscns anic.ed with FILES, may reg On positive
GATED WITH Gun
COATED WITH crN.
tUATEiI WITH cCx
". Railways riils arc elegantly a.ed with Gum.
sre tree from tasto Or smell, be taken Ill
Anloa occasions )" dan""- ~r -~-'''' s-~'- ~.A.
SIX OF RAILWAYS rlliS
Have secured vigorous evacuation IN severe cases
Of Ind mmtton OF tho Bowels, laraiy SIS. &C., alter
Crot, Harlem OIL, INFECTIOUS and ,ihc' acans cssn
pesy Eed. Gos Of I-iiway's riila will rcnnVSo all
oh Euctlo!s M sccu FREQ assngc. directions f,s
inside each box leo Yer b"x, = cent?. sold
w Druggist Mcuicine Dealers. AID .,Ore keepers.
y. n-Evcry Agent has been he'd with Jrsst
md 0cv made Pills - each box Is enclosed With
.ssess Z ravsd Libel, ,ake ,:@s ,ther.
ROADWAY q CO.,
81 Naidcn Lane, New York.
1~For ,sc in Upton by 4. HALL
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19

I'll" fashionable laiies Of Paris hav,
I'd 1p'ea the style Of wearing drss coats,
Fails and AL, made If six ard satin"
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- Ayers &
QrHAE&>
PILLS.

Arc You sick, feeble, and
complaining. Are you out
of order. with your system
deraDged, and your feelings
uncomfortable These symp-
toms are often the prelude
10 serious illness. Some ~
of sickness is creeping upon
you, and should be averted
BY a timely use Of the right
remedy Take Ayers Pills,
and cleanse out the disor-
dcred hnmors purify tbs
blood, and let the fluids
move on unobstructed In
health again. They stimu-
late the functions of the
4
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HELMBOLD'S -.
Genuine Preparations.

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT BUCHC, Posi-
tive and Specific Remedy for diseases 81 the Bladder
Kidneys, Gravel, and Dropsieal Swefiings.
This medicine increases She power Of DigestoA, and
excite the Absorbe hts into healthy action, by which
the Watery q Csbcareous dsposions, shd all Unaas
ural engagements reduced, well pain and In
hanation. a..5 Hz-e.f.5 Ns.E = NFa-
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1864-05-19

(llI : : : 3
GROVER 4 BAKERS
, CELEBRATED ELASTIC STITCH
SEWING ACHINES
We ANsraes ~ AilAsss Prs.ism o,sr eli
} CsaPss'sors, q a. JoNo~jsS STATE
! r a.. and County fs;scfIss3.
NEW YORK STATE FAIR.
/ &. - = n.ss x assS,si s.sA,...
lisa lssnun Tor MasAins warf
INDIANA NTATE Pam.
s r r::;:s s sr : ::,.: ss: ;
VERMONT HTATE FAM. .r. s...'
g: ss::: {; s: s..A,..
OHIO STATE FABR. .r..g..-s
First Prsaium for Naehlns Wort.
IOWA sTATR FAJR. .+.es 81.
!irs pr.aiss r. ls.iiy N.e.ins.
/ INV IrSoioo TOR 3onutncturuR nine.
ykss Premium for Machine wssg.
ILLINOIS STATE FAIR.
70 80 s::: s: s. f E:.s. &; ~. =
K4NTUCKV STATS PAIR. - IS @
Prs Prsaiaa foe Machine for all purpesss.
sirss Prs.is. sor Nseains wsei. ''''
1lCH1GAN NTATE AIR.
ys.ss g Isaiy NasAi.s.
u: f:::: = ss: :ss,s: S::f. a'sA'''
rExNeYlvANlA stats FAIle,
5ha tnaiae q Hsshiss We'll.
OREGON STATE FAIR.
a.s Frs Srs0iun for Family Machine.
.-z Jhst Prsniun for Machine Work.
CAistes1ra Co. w J ~. snc.
r.; s s::;.: :. s:s':: g ss.
franklin Go. ". W Fair.
first Premium for Family Machine
Srst Preniun for Manufacturer: Machine.
ChanPlstn Valley ~ J ~. Roc.
fret Preniam for Family Machine.
III ysss Prs.isa ss Hschias y ast. '-''|'
taAapoea 20. No. Ag,'i Soc.
I Gpssss sss hasAiss WsrS.
WaaAaqs"n Co ~. w Fsis. :.
First Srssiss ssr Family NseAiss.
ooeea's Co. n. w. A-ssi roc.
Yiss fssois. foe Dan1y Machine, i
va "a Firm rss.ia. Or Nas.s.esurins xseh,,.,
xtFss Prsmfum for Machine work.
saratoga Co. IVY Fais.
$50 1iDt Frsaiun Tor Family Machine
vechanlc.' lns,iiut. I = J Fair.
r., ;':s s':: s. . s:ss;:: e: X
0seen1esd [ , UnlDw Fair. &
FIRST Premium for Family Machine, |
EEss yuss Premium for Machine work.
Clintoo 60. 10 Fair.
IirN reaiu0 for Family Machine.
vhH Prseian Tor Machine Wsss.
Nonegomer Co. n Fair.
FIRST Prem UNI for Machine ho~ all pvrposes
First Premium for Machine Work.
sam Joaa"ir 20. [ al Fair.
Yr6 Premium for z unity Machine.
First Prsnium for Machine Work.
San Joae district fCsLj Pair. @#
ytrss Premium FIR .mily xaehips.
Iirst Premiun for Machine Work.
The shove comprises all the Pairs Il which II.
'aevss = SAssa NAeniHes ssze sxhid,sd In lee9.
Salcs resns, 495 Broadway, New York
sMIru m THEIRS. AGENTS, Trrox, Iowa
vlinl3yi
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EETTER THAN CAIONrI or Bl.UE FILL.
BElTtR til ~ CALOMEL OR bllIE PILL.
LETTER THAN CAIIOxEL or BLUE PILL.
As ALTEn ATIv Es

IA%y exercise more yDW r3uf ouence over tn ltvop
and ~ secre,ks than ca'"mel, rrreury, blss pil,
hence their irporta In cases OF Liver Complaints
and Spleen Ecu!tics, JausAice, Dyspepsia, Bilious a.
tac ieaiachc, &c In the treatment Of Fcvess, either
Ei,ors. Yellow Typhoid, and other reducing Fevers,
they arc sn~ericr Il qainne Their Influence extends
over the caii Fys controlling strengthening, and
bra ing tho relaxed and wasting energies I'D gu.
iatns all the secretion tito natural performances II
their cut< e,cansi- a:d purifying the tlod, and
purr'rR from the systcsa al diseased deposits and i'm.
n,ro hunnefa
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DRESS GOODS.

,LAwNS-New styles ad di5srept prices.
SPRING DELAINES-5c Der Yard,
GINGhAMS, &c. Ac. as
~ Our stock Of DreS Goods comprises
styles entirely new, and Of his sprins's impor.
tatiOn.
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"a IArcrsr STOCK Of Adams s'ss ~
s.issa = TisssA ses 'a'' q sn0s0.
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ALL DRUGGISTS HvERYwHBnH.IH gsgw
AsK ron HELMBoLHs. 9! TAXI NO oruyn.
Cot out Advertissnsnt and ssnd fseh.
Ard avoid imposition and expssure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

SuARos.-A paragraph has beon going the rounds of the papers to the effect that Robert A. sedgwisk, of Co I. 1st Connectiticut Artil- lery, had been arrested on the charge of tam pering with the mails of the Regiment. The following letter from Hon. Cha rles F Sedg- wick. father of the young man, which we find in the New Haven Palladium, sufficiently ex- plains the affair
 To Aic Editor ofMe Palladium:
 An articls in your weekly, rejecting upon the conduct and character of my son, Lieut.. Robert A. Sedgwick, ofthe 1st Conn. artillery, mst my eye tho first time this afternoon. I understand it first appeared in your daily is sue of Saturday It does great injustice to the young man, yet short of nineteen years of age, and wounds the hearts of his friends.
 have to state that Lieut., Ssdgwick has never been ill any way connected with the mail department of the regiment, either as carrier or regimental postmaster, and that he has not been stationed at Fort Ward more than six weeks, having previously belonged to Co. I, which was stationed at Fort Scott
 1t seems that the letters addressed to Fort Ward for months past have not been received, while no complaint has been made in relation to letters addressed to Fort scott Moreover tho charges on which he was arrested, which saw last week in the hands of Maj. Gen. Au- gur, to whom they were addressed, contained no allegation of any depreciation upon the mails of the regiment.
 4 few weeks since, Lieut., SedgT1ck was transferred to Co. c, as lst lieutenant, And In absence of Capt. Pierce upon court martial, he was placed in command of the company i; and it seems that the trouble about letters addressed to that fort which had been so long practiced, still continued. It was charged that letters sent to that fort from the regimen tai post office, containing small sums of mo- ney, had been opened and the money abstract eG and Licu: SedoFick Fas arrested on such charge.
 Gen. e!ugcv, commanding ;hs division to which the regiment belonged, made no order for court giartiai 10 try the ease, and in this unpleasant state of the case advised my son to tender his resignation to the Secretary of War, well knowing the severe scrutiny it would receive from him,
 The tender was accompanied by written statement from Gen Augur, to whom the com plaint was addressed, in which he referred to the gallant and faithful services of the appli- cant during the whole war, and his uniform good conduct, accompanied with the expression of a strong desire that the resignation might be accepted.
 The case in all its bearings having been fully considered, the resignation was accepted, and my son honorably discharged. I have no dis. position to comment upon the facts above sta ted. They are on record. defy any one to show clearer and brighter record of faithful and gallant services during the whole var ,ka
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
DIED.

In Brooklyn, N. Y., on Friday, March 25 eff inflammation of the lungs, Silas G. Butler, in the 34th year of his age.
 In Wallingford, March 18th, Elisha M. Psmeroy, Esq, aged 78. MT. F. was for ma ny years the Judge of Probate for that Dis - trict, and had filled other responsible place s within the gift of his townsmen, with credit te himself and satisfaction te his coustitu- ents.
 In Sheffield, Mass, Nov l7th, Mrs. Betsey Morse, wife of Asahel II. Morse, aged s4- March 26th. Asahel II. Morse, aged 7s, form CT residents of this town.
 In Salisbury, on the 2Oth inst, Mir. Colum- bus Selleck. aged 57. Mrs. Elizabeth Spen- cer-aged 87-a descendant of Elder Brews- ter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

HE ATLANTIC MoSTHLy.--The April num Der has the following excellent table Of con- tents: Fighting Facts for Fogics, by c. c. Hazewell The Wreck of Rivermouth, by John G. Whittier; The schoolmaster's Story, by A. M. Diaz; Pictor Ignotus, by Gail Ham. ilton; First Visit to Washington House and Home Papers, Iv., by Harriet Beeoher Stowe; The Black Preacher, by James Russell Lo- wcll; Bouquet the Magnificent, by F. shel. don; On Picket Duty; Among the Mormons, by Fitz Hugh Ludlow; Our Progressive In- dependence, by Oliver Wendell Holmes; Re, views and Literary Notices. Tickuor * Fields, Publishers, Bostsn Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

my son can furnish, and have no fear but that this little cloud upon bis hopes will very soon be dispelled. If he has felt unwilling under the trying circumstances in which he has been placed to continue longer in the regiment, it may be understood that bis services, and it need be, his life, will net he withheld if called for in this great struggle.
 CHARLES F. SEDaw:eK. sHARox, March IT, 1864.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
MARRIED.

In South Canaan, March 21 by the Rev. E. Frank howo, Lyman Wiokam and Mrs Laura Root, both of Canaan.
 On Thursday the 24th fast. by the Rev :, Wm. T. Doubleday, MT. Victory C. Hart, and Mrs. Adeline H. Peterson, all of Gesbep..
 At Falls Village, Conn.,, March 24th. Mir, Luther R. Gay of Salisbury, and Miss Ellen F. Hubbard of Leroy, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
CIJCEG, TORRIFGTON.

THR Republican and Union Electors of this town are requested to meet at the Town Hall on Friday, April lst, 1864, at 2 o'clock P. M. to nominate eapdidates for Representatives. Judge of Probate and Justices of the Ponce 10 be voted for on the first Monday in April.
 BR AGARD,
 II G COLT,
 Torrington, March 22d, 1864 sw4o
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

HE CONTINENTAL MONTHLY. for April, is on our table. We have read it with the interest that attaches every one to this sound and lov. al magazine. It's articles arc carefully writ. ten, and its range of topics wide and various In our opinion, it is by far the ablest political magazine now published in this country.
 John F. Trow, Publisher, 50 Greer Street New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

seA-Schuylsr Colfax,upon the solicitation of his constituents, has recensidered his determi- nation, and eonsented to be candidate for re- election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

Two alarms of fire on Tuesday evening,
 caused by burning chimnies. Bad night for fire Tuesday. Another day of snow and sleet CD Wednes- day. Pleasant Spring this.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
Goshen.

THE Republicans and Union Electors of the town of Goshen are request e6 to meet at the Town Room on Saturday April 2d 1861 nt O clock in tho afternoon ,to nominate eandi- dates for Represe natives and Justices of the Peace.
 N. R. HART, Flown Committees
 J.H. WADHAMs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

H1NcHEsTER.-Wm. P. Lathrop of Winches- ter has secured a patent far improvement in machine for rolling knife bladss-dated March 22d
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

par Owing to the carelessness of a compos- itor, the nass of the Is5aeAa Grape, in the advertisement of J. W. Cone, Norfolk, was printed Isabella in our last issue. It is all right now and we hope Mr. Cone will sell all the more Israellas" and "Isabellas,' and all the other elias for this correction.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

TIE AMNESTY PRocLAMAnoN-Ihe Presl- dent has issued an explanatory proclamation in reference to the proclamation of amnesty. We make the following extract, which contains the substance of the proclamation, which is dated March 26th."
 Il, Abraham Lincoln, President of the Uni ted States, do here proclaim and declare that the said proclamation does not apply to the case of persons, who, at the time when they seek to obtain the benefits thereof by taking the oath thereby prescribed, are ill military, naval or civil confinement, or custody, or un- der bonds, or on parole os the civil. tary or naval authorities or agents of the United States as prisoners of war, or persons detain cd for offenses of any kind, either before or after conviction, and that on the contrary it does apply only to those persons, who being yet at large and free from any arrest, conine- ment or duress, shall voluntary come forward to take the said oath with the purpose of re- storing peao, and establishing the national au- thority. Prisoners excluded from the amnes y offered in the said proclamation may apply to the President for eemency like all ether of lenders, and their application will receive das consideration.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
UNION REPUBLICAN STATE TICKET
[Election Monday, April 4th, 1884. l

lElection Monday, April 4th, 1se4.l
 FOR GOVERNOR, WILLIAM A. BUCKINGHAM, of Norwich. FOR LIEUT.. GOVERNOR, r ROGER AVERILL, of Danbury.
 FOR SECRETARY, J. HAMMOND TRUMBULL, of Ha=,ford.
 FOR TREAsURER, GABRIEL W. COTE, of Hartford.
 FOR COMPTROLLER, BEMAE W. CUTLER, of Watertowu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

bETHLEM.-Another terrible fire, with loss of lives, occurred in Bethlem early on Sun day morning last The residence of Mr. An- drew Hotchkiss took fire at or about three o'clock, and his aged mother and youngest daughter perished in the flames. We have received no further particulars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

UNION CAUCUS.
 THE Union Electors of Litchfeld are re- quosted 10 mee, in tho Town Room in this vu Iage, on Friday. April lsr, at 2 o'clock, P. N. for the purpose of nominating Representa- lives for the Leg stature, aud the transaction of other proper business.
 Fer Order TowN CoMMrYRR. LilclGeld, March 24th 1864. 3w4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

GosHEs.-A lively correspondent writes us from Goshen, (sorry we haven't room for his whole letter, that the Young Mems Christian Association of that town are very much exer- cised on the subject of social gatherings of the young people of Goshen where social games of cards and trips on the light fantas- tic are indulged in. They have held two sta ted meetings on the subject, and are to hold another, when our correspondent promises to give us the final result of their solemn delib- erations. We are further informed that e the young people all express their willingness to refrain from what seems to them a very harm less amusement, when it is shown to them to be immoral or improper" not till then.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
pr. Terrel's Healing Ointment.

VN HE piessan,c~t to uxo. Inc Cheapest aud
 x the Best
 For Sore Lips or Nose, Charprd Hands. Frosted Feet, i;nrn<, Scalds. Corns limples op the Fara. Salt Rheum, Piles. (eiiLer Itching ot Extelnal.> Surcs on Children, Sculd Head. Ch.F!lS of En'snts. lnilame,l or Broken Breast. Inhamasory Ehcum.tism, Sc. No femily should be without a box of tLis valuable Oint~ meat, tn apply i'm elatoly in case of Burn. pI icU .5 C<Nts. ly30
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
NORFOLK.

HRSHE Electors of the town of Norfolk who
 A are desirous of preserving our Natiohai Union, ,and sustaining the Government, regard less of party lines other than those drawn by loyalty and disloy alty, are requested to meet ip the Town Hall on Saturday, April 2d, at o'clock P. M. for the purpose of nominating Representatives, Judge of Probate and Jus tices of the Peace to be supported at the coming election. By order of the
 1t50 Town Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31
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Litchfield enquirer., 1864-03-31

D6- Hon. Owen Lovejoy, NJ. c. from the 5th Congressional District of Ohio is dead. He was one of the ablest and foremost cham. pions of Freedom in the County, and his loss at this time will be severely felt throughout the land. He died in Brooklyn, N. r., on Friday tue 2eth inst, of disease of the kid. neys, aged 53.