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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26

never forget that look while live. I turn
 cold al heart even now. when I recall it Ills
 eves gloweh with fiery unnatural lustre =
 His fac. was livid as the face of corpse. His
 hlaodless lips were drawn ,acS as if in ihe
 agony of death and showed ihe gleaming teeth b,tween.
 The words,uthat was about. to utter died upon my lips. and strange hotror--a dreal
 fnl h"rrorT7cnme upon me. My sight had by this time become used io the gloom of the coach and could see with tolerahle distinct ness. turned to the passenger on the se"t
 and saw-oh heaven! how shall I descr be
 woat saw? saw ,hat he was no livi g man
 -that none of them were living men like my
 self. pale phosphorescent light-the light
 of pntrefaction-pla, ed upon their awful 1 faces: upon their hair. dank with the Jews of the grave upon their clothes. earth-sfaiued and dropping fo pieces; upon their han'ls.
 of corpses long hurried. Only their eyes, their
 terrible eves wero living: and those eyes
 were all turned menacing'y upon ma rhriek If ferror-a wild unintellgihle cry for help and mercy burst from my lips ns l flung myself against the door, and strove iu vain tO open it. -: .- ,.. ...-
 Ir that single instant, brief and vivid as a landscape heheld in the flash of summer light hing saw the moon shining down through q rift of stormy cloud-the ghostly sign post rearing it's warning figure by the wavside- the broken arspet-the plnnging horses the black gulf helow Then, the coach reeled l like ship nt sea Then came mighty crash 1 --a sense of crushing rain--and then, dark ness.
 *
 It..scemed as if year. had gone hv when | awoke one morning from deep sleep. and found my wife watching by my bedside. will ! pass oyer the scene that ensued. and give you | in half dozen words. the tale she told me with tears of thanksgiving. had fallen over a precip-e. close against the junction of the | old coach road and the ne W and had only been l saved from eriain death hv lightning upon | deep snowdrift that had arcumn'at d at the foot of the rock beneath. In :hs snowdrift was discovered at daybreak. hv couple of shepherds. who carried me to the nearest shel- ter. and brought surgeon to nv aid. Tn" surgeon found me in I state of ravng delirium, with a broken arm and comnound Fracture of the skull. The ic,ters in my pocket hook showed my. name and address: my wife was to nurse me; and. thanks 10 youth aud fine constitution. cane ont of danger at last. The place of my fall I need scarcely say. was precisely that at which frighifn' acci dent had happen d 10 the north mail nine years before.
 never told my wife the fearful events which I have just related to von. told the surgeon who attended me: hut he treated the whole adventiire as mere dream born of he fever in my brain. We discnssed the question ovo" md over agai" until we found that "e could discuss it with temper n" longer. and then we dropped it. Others may form what conclusions they rlease-I kno,o tina, twenty wears ago I was tho fourth inside passenger in that Phan tom Coach
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
For the Enquirer LETTERS UPON RIFLEs AND RIFLE SHOOTING.
 No. I.

FRIEND HAwKEYE a.... - --e ..
 Your letter. making certain inquiries in ref erence to the desir.hlenezs and the expnden- cv of a more general introduction and use of the riaa among the people of our State, and also soliciting my opinion upon matters rela- ting to military organizations and kindred sub jscts. was duly received. I understand you as saving that there is some public interest ava
 kened in regarl to the movement. and de
 sire to hear what may he said in vindicaion nr the scheme. I regret 10 say that there is l;ration' inasmncT as it implies that pnhlic od,um rests at present upon those. who. trn: to their manly instincts and historic nssocia- tions. continue to cultivate familiarity witt. thn weapon by which their fathers achieved their freedom. Aud comply with your request the more readily. because I hope that what say. may he 10 some extent innstrnmental in eslishtaning the public mind. and showin. fine mercan people how widely they have wandered from the cli landmarks. No snd- der thing can occir my dear frien'l. :n any country than 10 have any medium of pnhlic defense fall into disrepnte hut donbly shame fiji and riiora f0 he regretted. that here in New England, renowned for its military he- r,es from the landing of Miles Standish to the prssent day. the chief source of martial
 ,.1 sf. z tbo knowledge of weapons. is m long CT dee med essential to the education of youth and the r,fls, banished from the circles cf respec'al'il- ivy e,e,; rer force, in search of frien l. am ,ng the dissolute and the vulgar. It is to a Coun
 tv which has hut lately buried her Sedgwick. killed by the unerring accuracy of hostile rife. to County that has not a single military organization on which to rely in case rf inter. nal-,umults, whose ballot boxes have not a single snfa-guard but in the precarious for bearance of the evii-lisposed, and whose fu' ture promises nothing better tAan the prs ent that alpnl. ..-
 Is such condition of affairs, inquire, de sirable or safe Gan public authority long exist on no surer basis than th. toleration 0 it's enemies? And Is the present composition of our society so pure and intelligent as to in sure us against calamilies in the future As
 suredly not. We are thus seen to be in a ro
 sition both discredltaLle and in ecure. r
 whom or what then can we turn? Not cer
 tainlv to our State Government. Oar Legis
 latures are powerless. For ten successiv
 years have they attempted to remedy matters and for ten successive years have they failed
 Not but that their legislation was sufficient
 correct. but public opinion would not s''stal
 it. In vain may legislators frame their law
 if the people will not obey them. They mlai as well attempt to legislate fruit upon an orch l ard without waiting for the slow process Maj ure. swelling into buds and bursting rn' blossoms as to create by actment m'llta' : oruon;zations while there is total absence military spirit among the people. how the j. can public interest be awakened Tn tue h' Ter, How can public opinion be form, Il which shah serve as basia fos future Legi
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
/ '1)oetrp!.
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ROUND THE CORNER.
BY eHAhtEs SWAIN.

Round the corner waiting-
 What will people say Ifyou wish 10 see me.
 There's proper way. Village tongues are ever Ready With fetiiark; Eyes are at the easement
 If dog but bark. Round the corner waiting-
 What will people say! If you wish to see me.
 There's . proper way. When the Church hath bo uud us, Link d two hearts in uhe, 1shall care but little How their tongues rail on: But until the bridal. Never let them find Argbt to cause me blhsbes- Hurt my peace of mind 1 Round the corner wai,ing-
 Wbat will people say? ! Mainly hearts should ever
 Taks msily ~a5. Fifty things are stated.
 Things you'd ne'er suppose, If hut something secret
 In 6 neigbbor shswst Boldly take the pathway
 And 'heirlips are stayed:; All are quick to censure @ If you seem afraid! Round the Corner waiting- What will people say! If you Wi.h to soc me, .. There's a proper way! ;
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
J. F. WALKER .

Over the rOst Office, South st.. Litchtield, Ct i'e Manufacturer and dealer in Da1dtes. Haracss. Brsdles, Halteys, Whip
 Bdshes. Sockets. Surctngles, Orna.
 .a. a .atents. Trimmings. dfc.
 Ef NOssmaM's OH Hacking rofrpresetving, softening, and renewing the appeafance of Harness, Carriage tops, &c. Made to order all kinds ot duubie and sin gle ,Harpess 9f superior style and wo, ku,an. chip, and of the, best material. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
CIIAs., KIRcHBERGEa.

WN00TS q SHOES made to order and re- k4m6GlfSd.a Rubbsrs Repafret. Y
 I1Sf fSIs6 Brass Boot and Shoe Heels-G Green n.1sssg GSlAsyrai 2 .blsi .g d1ifW f9 .e8s3s SStsssG SS5 s1kE. eoley5oekps1 N'tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
BOOK AND JOB PRINTING.

ts BOOK AND JOB PRINTING. All kinds of Book and Job prinsing nsatl, and promptly done. es Business Cards. Wedding Cards, Bill Hcads
 Labels, Ball Tickets, Hsndhills, Pamrh lets &c., &c.. done in the best style, and as cheap as at any office in the State. Orders by mail or otherwise respectfully go licited.
 All Jobs returned c. o. D.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
David c. RucklcY.

nEALER IN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
 1V5 of all kinds and prices. Chairs, Tables Bursaus, tseistca Is and Cof1it,s. Also. Picture Frames. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with neatness. elegance and despatch Warehouse. West St.. Litchfeld, Conn. ly39"
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
Win: H.. Branal,.

nEALER IN FOREIGN and STAfLE DRY D. Goods. Groceries. Crockesy, Glass Ware, and Yankee Notions. No. 6, West Street, one dsor west of tho Court House, Litchfield Conn
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
Chas. {. Hotcllkiss & Sen,

wOLcoITyIILE, CONN. TnRACTICAL ARCHITECTS AND BUILD FRS, Manufacturers of Sash, Doors. Blinds. Mouldings, &c and Dealers Tn Lumber of ell kinds. at1s
 Saving ami Flaming done at short notice. a March A. 1861. If 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
William Knapp, li

A TToRNEY AND CoUEsELt OR Al LAW, <Aa .st. New Milford. Conn.
 Particdlar attention paid to the collection o Claifae: S5tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26

Garry II. Miner, M. D., N USIICE OF THE PEACE and CLAIM ~ AGENT, Norris. Conn. 2SlGs
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
il. 0. Nash,

A TTORNEY AT LAW. and Licensed Fen A sioa Bousty and Claim Agent, Kent Coaii 6m34o
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-01-26
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Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1865-04-07

DR. stEiekiaDPs Ple Remedy hA1 cured thnunspal
4 the worst cases Of Blind and Bleeding PlsS n
EtVest mDedtate relief AID 0decH permanent eure
Try it directly. Tits warranted 70 cure.
For Gale by all DrugEistA 60nl Depot Ess
Fourth EtTeEt, Cincinnati, O.
DR.. sTRIoKDAHDs ToNIC--Ws can Teeommene
thoSe EuGertng With los Of ApPstite, 1ndieestioo
or DyspepG8s NerTUCEneEs, ard .HeFTOas Debility
70 use sIeklsDdB Tonic. II ia vegetable preparS.
don, hee from Alooholie HquoIIS II EtreaEthsuI
the whole nerTU1B system; It Greater . Eood
HervoEs Debility.
Ror ale by DTuEgtEtE generally At 81 pr bottle
Prepared BY Dr.. A Strickland EAst Fourth street.
Fer ale by BRENTLNGBR DERRY; REED
KRAFT COS RoABE,- KRAFT 90; LOGAN
List co, A'LAHB BROTHERS; Z, BoCKISs
O. ". GRAHAM, Wheeling, and By DruEsiItI
Of. 1-dav1y.
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i.zrte sRscsions Of many. The popes AID
ne Ssspolites5 alike viewed the increase
Of power ot ibs Germans bsJood The Alps
ui-a great di5tras, Tssss bad feelings
were iacrEassd WHEN Jeanne nominated
LsgIs. Go1tt OF Abisu e. her sc sssor.-
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whose appointment UGs supported both BY
tie EsapOlItsns and the Eupg4Eians. II
wac 10 vain that The feet of HArseilIss
oace more set ssil for Ysples; Ohio oil
Brunswick wss defeated by the Hunger.
Hgs, and Jeanne fell into the hands of Do
1910. who impTisioDed her in the castle
Of AurAno, where according TO some ac-
counts, che vac hung out Of q window 10
Teprissl for the death suffered by her frat
husband, Andre according 70 others che
vac ehh-d betWee two mattresses. The
memory Of the fair Jeanne was, Dotwith-
Der frailty and TindictiVeness,
~ ach Venerstion in Naples and in
PIv {. She was person Of great en-.
srRy % we'll As Of violent passions; sbe did
much Il. improve the condition of the PEG
pie a. we'll a. Of towns, God che always
bore herself with msgnaDiuiry and forti-
Iude.
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"rravlsran nd h.r Rrr.nd..

The Paris correspondent of the London
Morning POst gives the following animated
dsscr. , lion of a ball given by dsmi monde
ladies of Paris recently:
Among the many new and novel fes.
t"res OF Partisan society is that 10 the year
OF grace, 1865, the deni monde ladies issue
invitations tor a ball, or Jete, exactly after
the fashion of ladies Of the court, and there
is nothing which is to be found at the ho.
tels of these grGndes danes which the half.
great lady does not initiate. May l be
permitted to add few notes about one of
these tTdUiatd CeteS given on Monday eve.
ninR1 Healthy horror and disgust will, be
daintily fed, pTOpriely made more proper,
and curiosity alimented on a tonic which
ought to cure. Well, at Msdemoiselle
O-'s 1.-THE ABpasia OF Partisan lifel ball
all the prettiGst actresses were present, and
displayed jewels, laces and costly fineTy
sush as are rarely seen even at court, anC
certainly bespenks the wonderful liberalitv
of European paymaBterB. By these trdUiatI
ladies, who nevertheless in Paris lead tn
fashions, crinoline is now completely Ia
booed. Their ball dresses are made some
what in the style of the First Empire, O
English f,shiOn of 1911, with the Skin
COT fined, aud the body cut extremely lol
both in front aud back, while the train /
worn very long.
"The aaLORI Of MRdemoiselle c., VII
did the honors with clever initiative grac
and elegance, were crowded with princes
dukes, msIquises, counts-in fact, With Ii
srme male company as one meets At III
parties Of the Princess Metternich an
Madame DEouyn de L'huys. Some EoRlis
peers and members Of Parliament wer
present, and appeared 10 enjoy the ANNA
ted and daIzlingly improper scene. O.
the second floor the supper tables wer
loaded with every delicacy of the season
Choice Yquem, JOhannisberg, LATTE
p TOkay, and champagne of the finest vim
tSges we're served most lVaishly throuRhou
the night. After supper dancing was re
sumed with increased ANNA iou, aud III
ball terminated with EeAains dja6oIi0us an,
eGHeGn denftT, At Z 10 the morning. Sine
the days OF the Regency such Sardaua
Paltau entertainment Of such u class ha
not been seen IN Paris. Be 1t observed tina
the whole of this entertainment, from be
ginning to end, WAS conducted according
to the etiquette OF the highest society. Ar,
We going backwards or forwards in Paris
are We upside down; or, are we becomipr
more highly ciEilissd than the Romans. al
described by JnVeniI; or later, in the dsyl
OF the fair Theodore Snd Antonina, as de.
sCrihNd bv Prncopui"
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A CARD.

DR. r. n LEE-PHYHCIAN SURGEON
II AND ACKNOWLEDGEMENT for past fRVoTI
would respectfully inform his friends and he "a bIiS
generally that he b Etln doing bUEiness ct his 81
stand, Main street., near the Suspension Bride
where he YIN oe happy to attend to any buIinesI
calls promptly attended 70. Dr.. Lee e q RrSd1Sts
OF the Bsetie Medical Ia~titQte Of OfneinnSti M
h0 been TAro9aly engaged in the practice OF N
profession Tor the last fourteen years Dr. Lee
nov prepared with an the HeceElaFY auDarHtT1G fnr
the Medical application Of Elsetricty Ii the treat
ent Of Chronic diseases. 70 which he EouId invite
the sPedAl attention of the Ghieted. 80 perfeesi
the Healing Art" Of the present day CaS prsctiosd
py Eeieces) that few need despair ofFeoeiTinR per
EaAneGt benehth they cannot Be perfectly nred
sPectA ATTENTION given 70 diseases Of women nd
Snbdren- An Recommendations strictly oonhdenffaI
Oor PFctee IL B9fas certain and prompt leaving no
meEeurtal faint In the system, but cleansing re1o
vattnE and strengtheninG the Tene-9l TTEfeT5 .rSf
IN unison With Natures uneFTiug laIi.
WHE1Gs, WEsR Va, Dec. 4th, ls6S
10 GH t1Ao8 q sl1V eo8aen: We. the undsr
agned members Of the West virginia E1szi-lature
take PlesG1re In saying thHtWe have k1oEn Dr.
nle1aLd d. Lee many jean previous 10 the hfeak
ING out OF the Rebellion, - SucceSGfnI and ono
gette practitioner OF Medicine Cof The $1,000 SS
~ In AA1AEha county Va and Gala county
9. SLACK, Senator tn p.,. d
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JOHN y. RHKLPHs, Pre-. seuats
,Eomcs one dOor SOath ct kramer. hot.
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can cal q room No. g, Grant H0uss, aud m
Re VII take pleasure IN aeoompsuyfnR chen
~ once. CAn Be found At the Grant House
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M sypPs0ls & Cas1rra a. fbey gD4aEy -
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Al the Medical men Gnd tie Presa rs.ommen6
Dr.. strieklsnd'S AutEGs0IerS Mixture - the only
certain remedy foE DiaELhna and DJBsateEJ, Il =
3 combination Of AEtEipEeEts, AbSRbentI, Finn
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cure GtteT AL other means have failed
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MARRIAGE

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seven-Thirty Loan.
q. 8. $40 Six Per Cent.
GOLD BEARING BONDS.

These bonda are now worth premium Of nine
per cont, including gold interest from November,
which makes the actual prOat on the 7-so loan, at
current rates, including interest, about ten per
cent. per Annum, besides its exemption 1yo1. sas.
and n'a"feiPaI taxation, 1htes adds from one to
thTssPer cent uOTs according to the rates levied on
other property. The interest i, payable semi Aunu
ally by coupons attached 20 each note, which may
be cut c a and sold to any bank or banker.
The interest ,uouD,, n
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Dr.. JOHNSTON,

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