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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

gatuck Valley Book ana Music Store and Fine
 Art Emporium, Waterbury, we have ~reeeixsd the following pieces of music':
 :" Bear this Gently to my Mother" beau tifal and p;aintivs ballad. words by: Thos
 Msaahan and music by J w. Turner 'Th,
 Dying Drummer" - : popular song and chorus words by Thos. Manahan and music By Mrs Parkhurst; and l" Weep no ' more for Li1y,a another song and chorus. the music of whicl is also by Mrs. Parkhurst. Ehose composition always attain 2 great popularity. Q Either oi the above songs will be, sent by Mr. Abbott for thirty cents, or every other music, on re ceipt of prices. At his store eau also be found large assortment of books and stationary pictures, toys and gems of art. A' .'s-a 1 s.,
 Peterson's excellent Magazine for January is on our table. It opens the nsy year finely and promises to keep up the interest it has be- gun the year with. And vs have no doubt it willkesp its'vord sf It announces sevsrsa,as& serial stories for the year 1866, by Mrs Ann s Stevens, Frank Lee Benedict, and otRsr pl ca sing novelists. The price of Petsrsssn's re- mains $2, payable iu advance. with Enquirer $s50. -vss :, ss..ssa s;s,,,.i.isg,T 8osg
 Godey's Lady's Book for January J ary l lsse is :. superior number. The chfsf attrastions of its literary department are two stories-R Rizpah's Idols, by Miss Marion Harland, and sMra Washingson Potts sby Misss Lsslis.. Among the picsorssi ilIdstrations are sThs Farewxsii a.-----,' .7vsrE anh.-s-- aaas engraving; the usual splendid eolofsd fashion plates ,a stesl little page,i called The String of Pssrls,s Waiting for the cesch.' sThe Eccentric slips per, and | hest of designs: for Rebss, Dresses Capes, Sleeves, Netting, Embroidery Gsps Sc, Published by [. A. Godey Philadelphia at sS per year. with Enquirer s46o. .aaa7ls z
 ,THs LApY's FaIHsD.-The publi.hsrs n.e of this beantifal magazine have issued . maeni. 6cent number for January. The leading ste steel engraving, 'Ths Forest Glesnsr,, isia perfect gem of beauty Then we have so eoresous colorsa plats, The Hand Banner screei. iini Chenille on Velvet, which the lsaiss sav is magnidcsnt The largs double cslsrsds steei Fashion Plate is q usual superb Numerous other plates illustrate Hair Nets, Winter Drsss aes, Borders for Jackets various new styles of Bonnsts, Wintsr caaaquss Palstots, Jackets; Embroidery, Chenises, Night Dress, Ansient dsad-D Dresses. Patchwork, &c.
 The literary matter is excellent, Among he articles we note Stephen Wharton's Will' Clarice,' by August Bell; Stories of our vil- age, by Beatrice coionna Tn nlness' by Florence Percy ]; Rachel Dana,s Legacy, by 1 HA. Heydon The Fashions, Honsshold ksceipts, ke. Price s. 50 year with Enauifs r $4 ss sgf sas sfAh isas0
 From Northrop' Gallery of Art; New Mill ord. re hsss received the folls1ias music:
 .. ohl Msst nc Der MothsEsn sssepgss snd horus, words y;ds M-A,s sKidds, Anaisby
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

M rARRfAGH GUIDE. YOUNG s GREAT
 W PHYSICLOGICALW WORK, of Every one
 his own Doctor Being a Private fnstrnct0rlfor Married Persons oHshpse abont.te Marry, both
 Male and Female, in everything concerning the physiology and relations of our Sexual Sys- tenn, and flfsProduction or Prevention of 0h spring. including all the new discoveries never before given, in the English language, by tWM. YOUNG, NJ. D. This is really valuable, and interesting work It issWTitten in plain Ian guags for 8hegeneral reader, and is illustrated with upwards of one hundred engrayings. All young nayHedp pepplesor these eoptemplatipg and having the least mpeajment!to married life, should read | this9 book It dis closes ysCreta that seysry aone shoulds bsFaerl
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

FIRsr NAslosA1 BANx. Litchfeld Dee. 1s. '66. NTOTIgEr The anpaal meetfngof the stock IN holders of this Flank, win be held at their Banking Houses Tuejday,s tho 9th day of Jan. 1866, at Il o' clock "A M, for the electien of Directors, and the Transaction of any other business proper f6 s6rne before said meeting.
 +! ifs{ H.sR. COT, tcashieS
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

Fon CALlroRnrA.-Ws call the attention Of our readers and the merchant public of our: our community to the Pacific Mai steamship Company's advertisement in our oolnnns. The steamships composing this line are large, com iS
 modious, ably commanded, and 6ttsd up sole ly with view to the comfort of psssengsrss We cheerfolIy reccommsni this line to. sli 1ho are dssirous ofvisiting the golden shores Of the Pacific, as posessing eonvsnieness and sc- cancellations surpsssihg all others: Rsad the advertisement sasa E saas sss esri tigaosd
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

DGr We take greet nleessr ip. Fecommsnos ine to our readers th1 E lzbl nt q Church. Heminse1 | go,. of Wolcetl llls They have lbsdoab1S S6iy eet the laf1 of goods, and ghs best sransd storelin IT spaft of fbe coun <x FsSnsrs ill find tlIssa apod market for siI kinds|of produce, ada 6rst rate place to purchase anything usually found in country store.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
DIEl.

 1H9os151s Dac7 Fh79 D1Ttheria P na siar- ess ..sss ssnly y1 pfeghsss g s ym' A Ksay ay geaa 2 In this town, on the 27th inst, Ezra Buell. lged 54.
 In this toEuEonth the .2Oth jnst.syery sudden y, Miss Nellie Electa Sprague, daughter of Ssslats z5smaS at B A Asp5agae,l Esas and 5asa !, years.
 Miss Sprague was endeared to large circle ,f relatives and friends by her many virtues of charaetes kShe combined undsnap loveliness, and amability with her graces of the. Christian character; aIeonssteatl lmsmber of the church of Christ, she adorned her profession by her life and conversation, and was willing to depart and be with her ,Redeemer,, oa h this town, on the 18th inst, Daniel Bish op,, ,agsdd 70 years xay. 1xS.AtVy az.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28


 Z D6r Hon. J Il. Hubbard. our: Represents. tive, has introduced two very. important reso- lutlons into Congress The first vas present. s ed on the llth inst, and was read twice and referred to the committee on the Judiciary, It is as follows: @e '7Des'''''' '.4Ae gs.'a '. 7
 Re.olsed 5y the Senate and House of Rspr,ss!. ,s. sentatives cf ths United Statss dcf Amesica i,s Congress assemblsd, two thirds of both, houses concurring,) That the following article be proposed to the legislatures of the several States, which. when adopted and ratified by three fourths of said legislatures. shall be val said Constitution, namely ~ DIG ss eslrfi' 5sc3a9a2 oARrioIrXIT.a lGIs6s9 svas
 SEc. I Every soldier aud seaman, ineiua. ding officers, who has served, ,inw the army or navy ofthe United States during the late re. bellion. and continues therein, or has been honora ably discharged, shkllubs sntitisdExo vote for all federal officers elective by the pso- pie, and after. the fourth day of July one thou sand eight hundred and sevsnty, ano persouf ether than the above .whoss cannot resdf the Constitution of the United States shall vote for any candidate for federal office. -sa ' \ r Ssc. The representatives of seach State in Congress after the fourth day of, July, enc thousand eight hundred and seyenty two, phall be in proportion to it's number of electors qualified to vote for federal aofacers m der the provisions of ,this. amsndmept, not exceeding one for every vssfy .-- thousssd ' but each Slate shall be euaifled so its avfejSnt representation until a. proper, anumaraaion shall be made, and shall always have, ,at least one representative els5 Sai1 sfc1sd sT6li
 SEc. g Congress- shall have power tor Ssrrs out this article by proper legialation .k <, {.
 The second resolution declared :. That the government of the United States ought nsysE to recognize any government imposed upon any nation upon this continent by the srms of. any European power" This vas rsfsrred to the committee on Foreign Afairs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

lQoEsN Al Silver Neddings are generally snpposed te,bs aaairs set spaIt flor the 25th anaivsEsasy. .ee ones wedding day; Bqt here in coEssall we harry np nattsrs more rapidly, On the evening of Nossnbs5 sQth, the Rogers family, in its ssveral braaches, with neighbors and itisuds, gathered again It the residence of
 NSsG Rossss, the sths who isss od! the snces- tfsf fafms to ptsssnt him withi asilvsr Tea Serl yiss lnd to lsjoics with lin ovefthsbrfde that u slhiIa : shoft a6s psstviosS taken to hishomst
 sfhs n, s6apss VI Bsstociw;ed shisay ybs
 canse the young man has become tis iiheiiaoS
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

The Paris correspondent of the Lcndon' rimsa is said to get ssyooo yearzzsl5, ,ooo
 He wTites about eolumn day, and gets paid asfhe rate ofabout $50 column,I
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
Whiskers .llW hiskers !!

nOsyoH want Whiskerg pr Mustaches -four O Grecian Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair on 6sid' Heads. In Six Weeks. Price $1 CO q Sent by mail anywhere, closely sealed on! receipt of price.
 Address WARMER \ co.
 s6Y1 ! s0ocsa &r2ckBR 0sw York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

J A Da RSnnett of Newark N. J., was board ing at hotel in Newtown, with two children whom he hs taken possession of afterhis wife had obtained divorce and been given to the .ehasgesof thems1. EAs -mesher. -saddsaly@ @.sp. peared and by the-aid of. pfieersI secured the children and despite the breeze raised by the doctor s9f so9f tpem IEpy IiEey WIIA Al PsYrllrats
 THE Hartford Times cautions ladies to be careful of their waterfalls. for thieves are mak- ing business of cnttid them of and selling shsms zIeswhieh ,the Psess. aadsa thes advice that the ladies M should hang their waterfalls round their necks in front where they can keep watch of them. | They would look better that wayg''spais kas s5issf se ss3fH9 Il 'p@4'
 THE.Knieha Hospital New Haven, has been closed by order of the Surgeon General. All the medical and hq pi,als property has been sold. The eamouatsreceived from the sale was $l5,71s 40. The only property now remain ing on hand at the hospitaE is ths buildings, and small amount of ,Qpartegmasters, prop erty. A detachmentof about thirty men of the lst Army Corps, tHaneoek Ian sl, are en duty at the hospital guarding the buildings. oa ,,,f The President has, recalled the Provisional Governors of Alabama Georgia and South Car alines l end trfpsd rpyer to ths eGpSsruogss lset the duties of the gabernatorial office
 - Jacob Barker, member of Congress elect from Louiasnaslsft saSefsKdays ago tor home. Others from the South are following his exam. pie, and will not return until Congress has ac. ted. onfihe questions pending regarding the po-
 i'ifsl Ii status Gf 'he sIatss lately ip rsbsians CURE YouRsEIE sos Dyspepsia .s This most aggravating of all complaiuts--a disease from which more people suffer and die than almost any other 4 shssaat last found it's master. Coe's Dyspepsia Cure controls and completely cures it in its worst stages; no one who suffers from dyspepsia.h sick-headache, souring and rising of the food, should be without it. Whilst in all cases of hard colds, stubborn coughs
 sore throat, and all bronchial affections, Coe's Cough Balsam is'.he cheapest and best. These
 two articles are deservedly very popular with
 the masses ssjyJasigseg gRG ailaggcIca9 xui
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

0 This week we publish m extra. con taining the advertisement Of Bryant stratton' and corbin. of Bridgeport. al Thsifh Businsss College is patronixsd and rsconms1dsa by some ofths most istellissnsp ana prasassaBds.: insse insn; sd .a ssrcs sii so zlsd ct dfis
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
MARRIED.

Tn Litchfeld on the 21st inst. by the Rev sL4 4Vaills MrsGeerge W%Bemsntste Miss EsryJ Tuttle, bothPf Waresns @ Sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
ITCHp3IEcHaaarTCHW scRATcHl SCRATCH! SCRATCH 5. sTWhessf0nss3 Ofmfnaenfsys
WILL CURE THE ITCH IN AS HoUJ

WILL CURE THE ITCH IN AS HoURs
 Also cures SALT RHEUM, ULCERS, CHILL PLAINS, and all Erdptions of the Skin. Price DO cents. For Sale by-all druggists.
 Ey sending 60 cents to WEEKS &, POTTER. Sole Agents, TO Washing ton street, Boston, it will be fofwarded by mail, free of postage. to Oct. 25, 1865. ' ' ,a :. 2g 1y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
Pacific Mail Steamship C0mpany's
 THROUGH LINE n .itr .oihc AILEF On Mx Assissl. Asss v ? TOUCHING AT s1x1cAk PoRrs, s rlisS,

s.@ '4ssh &&4llN 8Ae 1H.re ~. S @A t J.4 U
 ' z roucHisoeAr snxIcAk PoRrs.ls GiisS, (
 And Carrying thea U: s, Mail IT FAVE Pier No. 42. North River, foot of A Canal Street, at IF o'clock. noon, on the when those sdatss tall on Sunday, and then On the preceding Saturday., for Aspenwali, con meeting, via Panama Railway, with ons Of the Company sSteAzhships from PaHafna for San Francisco, touching at Acapnlcog < wi !
 DEcEMBER,
 1st-Henry Chaupcey Captain Gray. connect
 ing with Constitution, Captain Farnsworth. 1lth-Atlantic, Captain gMaury, connecting with Golden City, Captain Brad bury D. H 2lst-New York, Captain Horner, conpesting
 with Colorado, Capt Watkins ! z .A--
 Departures of lstan 21st tconnect at Panama with Stoamers for South Pacific Ports. Those of lst touch at Manzanillo.
 THROUGH PASSAGE RATES IN CURRENCY.
 First Cabin. ..............$S $SoO
 second ...s.s..s..a. ....... zoo fl fEteerage < .8 2. sE c .sk Q .Iy '. .5ll26
 discount of one, quarter, from steamers rates allowed to second cabin and steerage pas, sengers with familiess Also, an allowance of one quarter on through rates to clergymen and' their families, and school teachers; soldiers having honorable discharges, Half Fare. 9.5.
 One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each adult. Baggage-masters accompany baggage through, and attend to ladies and children without male protectors. Baggage received on the dock 4hS day Abefor6 Railing, qfom steam boats, railroads and messengers who prefer to 'end down early.
 An experienced surgeon on board. Medicine md attendance freeSg S4 n sas.fss5f,agI.0 s,I 5 A Steamer will be placed on the line January st, 1866. to nun from New Orleans to Aspen wall, via Havana.
 1: For Passage Ficketsgor further Information. ppIy at the Compauy's ticket office on the Wharf, Foot of Canal Street, North River, 'sT ss sla' a1'A we. BE11oRs, Agent,
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

E Nor will the impropriety of the proposed taxation of national banks be less apparent, when it is borne in mind that theysre already taxed by the general government to greater extent than any other corporations or class of business. The law of their creation requires them to perform certain duties, aud aathorisssi them to exercise certain, privileges, get for this they must pay . license, It imposes, also a tax of one half of one per cent, Oh the deposs ite, one per cent on their circulation, -ons parl cent on their capital beyond the amount ,inves- ted in government securities, and five per cent on their income or esrnings. All this is paid from the ordinary earnings of bank, and ra. duces it's profits to the extent of the taxes. paid, whereas all other corporations, manufac- turers, &c.. are. permitted to increase their rates and charges to assam adequate to. cover, the amount of taxes paid, thus preserying. their profits intact, and casting their burdens upon the public, in the, capacity of consamsrs, travellers, &o, ,.f; is,a.s.t s..s,.,, ..,,..a The arguments of the Comptroller on these subjects are so complete. and satisfactory that nothing need be added to them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

f,gsssJl,1l5I-w. IA 6.a ,o,Da y.ry \ lIs.s,,bls Inst wsek, hnt | very aszera rain that visited us on Sunday, and spother on Tuesday night and Wednesday swept away every trace
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

qnainted with. Still it Is book that must be locked ups and not lie about the house. IL will De sent to any one on the receipt of Fifty Gents. Address Dr. WM. YOUNG, No 416 SPRUCE Sr, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

yskHNr.--One ofthe most shocking accidsnti occurred at the depot in this town on Tuesday of last week that has ever happened in tn ie community. Ebenezer. Thaysr, man abou.
 go years of age, in attempting to, get upon the
 freight train as it was leaving the station
 fell through between the cars and was drawn about 100 rods before getting loose from the
 train, When the body was found, it was mi
 nus one arm and one leg, in . perfectly nude state. The body was torn in two pieces, the head smashed so that the brains were strewn along the track for several rods, the sntrails being in every conceivable shape, bis upper jaw and teeth being torn completely from his head and found the next morning. The lost arm was found not as far oF as the body. bro ken beside being ssvsred from the body. The leg that was missing vss found next day by the men on the hand car, nearly four miles from where the accident occurred The work men oniths train knew nothing 1.-the aoeidsnt until they were informed by. telegraph at Cornwall Bridge. la!gs ss s5sg zy4as
 E, ItisIsupposed that Thsyer was going to Cornwall after some money due him for work, and endeayored to save his fare by getting on the freight cars, He leaves one child. about g years old Thsyer wss out with the sth Regiment and it is said that he was .an exeel- lent soldier, doing his. duty to his country without marmur.
 Let this be . warning to all who are in the habit of jumping on cars when. in motion.
 MoRRIs. Mr. Gains Fem of Plymouth. late veteran in the 9th Conn. V R., was arrested and tried on the 25th inst. before Garry H Miner, Esq, charged witli having passed spu- rious bank bill in this town on the 2lst day of September last, and after full bsar;ne < v.. adjaged by the Court that proDaDgIs cs1ss iof further detaining the accused was not foand to exist, that the circumstances for further pro ceedings were insufficient, and 1t was thereupon ordered that the accused bs released from far ther custody. .ssss
 PIYMourH.--Ths new brick store in Thon. aston, which Mr WhitlocH has ben buildine is now about ready to be cTfned. ss The members of theEyssum kexs decided to hold private ssssions tvsry other wesklfor the benefit Of thoss una4d to public spsaking. They sill next week disass ths mootsd suss- tion of capital punishm4t
 Judging from the psstxs shall expect an animated and well sustahea debats.
 a 8 I a |
 WAsHIrGros.-In Modisy's New Fork pa pers there was an acco1ntof teF<ibls traredy in Bsooklyn, ihl which l[is Francis M. Dsyton, formerly of this town VI serionsly and per- haps fatally wounded. Isbeems thsts [ ,esutle. man named W H Russ, ,|becazns sedusf.tsd with h her when she vas bulslsvsn years sf ass, and becoming interssted her wslfhre, tshe l was rnotheFiess) gave her lpportunities which she improved, fo. obtaiuiu1 vsry good sducs. ton. About month sg| hs obtainsd en- l for her in Nov IT., with tho Mex- ican Loan agency, whsrs hinsslf VI sn- gaged, where shs flIsd ths sllioa Y Anana. lIn;adisplayiag . repatk le ~ tusis ness skill and tact. 1flnul E 4l1s yGs
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES. ~~-S~~~ A Cough, Cold or Sore Throat, sa;REouIals IaiAEprArE ATTENTION AND SHOULD "
 BE CHECKED. 7sIF ALLOWED TO CONTINUE.
 Irritatiens of the eLungs, a Permanent Throat Affection, or an Incurable, Lung
 'sAr'}A @]AR Disease aA' 4'- gieg 4.j Ca Hs OFTEN T HE REsuLT5ol isigtIsisa a o,a BROWNS BRoN CHIAL+ TRocHEs ou HAVING DIRECT INFLUENCE TO THE PARTS GIvR
 IMMEDIATE RELIEF.
 Fos Btonchitis, Astnma, fcatarrh, ,lCon-
 sumptive and Throat Diseases, rRocHns ARE USED WITH ALWAYS aooD SUCCESS.
 SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS winoand s7soehss useful l-in clearing theavoics when taken before Singing or Speaking, and the, throat after an unusual exertion of the vocal organs! The YFockesl are recom- rnended and prescribed by Physicians, and have had testimonials from eminent men through out the country. Being an article of true merit. and having provea their efficacy ibyia test of many years., each year finds them in new locAlitieed nYeti9qs .parts pt the world spd the TSoeh6 are universally pronodnced bett1 than. other articles.
 OBTAIN only '. BROWN BRONCHIAL TRocHrs., z. and do not talzeEany Eof4the Worthless Iaitdsons that maybe ofered.e 5sons bus IasxysI |E Sold everywhere in the. United States., and in EofagnU Uaantties, af S6lcsntspef b0x.I Re6m
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

GosHEH. Rev. bDousiss.y rsA s-'P Issu
 with an old fashion u donatinn party on Christ mas eveDiag, whos left him substantial tokenl oftheir good will ic the amount, probably, oi over one hundred and thirty dollars. st. .if
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

[xhst ylsioaafY and eecentric ;in. s;s s.ass,,sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1865-12-28

.SN SNpsz5azlnp 59 T lMdIa Euniee Marsh, aged about 7st fsll doyp op the 2sth inst. and frsc- tassd b0th baPaP af ths leg Isss the aukles
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

The Warm Air Furnace IN ,npfaotured for me.by
Peter Martin, could not easily be excelled, making
the atmosphere as pleasant as summer is free from
smoke or 6as, and costs for fuel but mefe triae
T,I.0iI rSi JAMES CALHOUN, Aldefmap,,g .ho
NJ r.E... 18th Ward, Dsyt6n street. CineinnaH, d1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

Furnaces altered and repaired.L T9IO lGi99qS
Galvanized Iron Cornices and Gutters:. IN.
Tip, Corrugated and Sheet Iron and Slate Roofer,
CA3- Full particulars regsrding price d., csR NJ
obtained at pystors, NJ. l4sWest Fifth street, OF
a'she 0fce q ne Dr5nsi p5RETEa Tasa MARTIN,sli
mo- l4slW est FifthstreepbetWee Ra;e and Elm.
Cincinnati. .ysh amchse'sS-dlNl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

ayeus for two winters Mr.. Peter Martins Hot
Air Furnace in my dwelling, and am we'll satisfied
with Us ODsHfftiS0nns DDf iS0nns .I'raa eRIFPiN TAYLOR.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07

CINCINNATI, April 2S, 1854. Z
Having tsedl during the past winter, the, Hot Air
Furnace manufaotured and put up by MIR; Peter
Martin Willingly testify to the very general saIfiS
iAS'lon Sl@ if mas slVfSgn1 VfSgn1Po'0J. oyCuLBERTsoN.T
ONO II, roM3Ss West sixth Street.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1865-09-07
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ancs Goy N1Y, sII egomor a. sbod ss,nT Oh
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Hon. ALBERTZ. CAThfN, Bbrlihetop, W.
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