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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
LITCHFIELD.

On another page will be fonnd the adver- tisement of the new school to be opened at the L,chfield Instit ute, the l7th of October We are assured hat it will be conducted in such q way as will increas the favor with which it is regarded by all classes of our people
 = The Superior Court is disposng, this week, of the criminal business.
 The following persons have pleaded guilt, aud received their sentences. -+...., ..
 Daniel Donovan, Burglary, three years State Reform School. ... -....
 G H Chase aud J Bishop, Burglary, three years State Prison.
 Sarah Hatch, theft, Jail four months
 Edward Jutlson, theft, State Reform School two years.
 Charles Wickwire, theft, jail four months. Henry Jackson, theft, Reform School two years. ..,-
 Thomas Robinson, theft. jail sixty days. Jay Jennings was tried, and found guilty of an assault and sentenced to five months im- prisonment in jail and $50 fine. .a'
 James Higgins was convicted of theft and sentenced to thirty days Imprisonment in jail.
 Charles Brown vas convicted of rape and sentenced 10 State Prison for life: . .
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
Prof. Van Buskirk's GREAT GERMAN
LIVER REMEDY.

Having been used in the private practice of one of the most eminent Physicians in Germany. is now offered to the people of the United States When the Remedy has been subjected to fair and intelligent trial, il will speedily take prece- dence of all other Liver Remedies now in use,- IT is the latest contribution of Medical Science to the treatment of that ex xtensive, troublesome and dangerous series of Disorders growing out of
 ARRANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER.
 Few persons are aware of the Debility and General Dcrangement of the whole system pro- duced by Morbid or Unhealthy Action of the Liver. and yet, not one person in ten is forum ate as not to have suffered in some way from these morbid conditions. health is of course dependent, in great measure upon the purity of the blood. and the purity of the Blood is di- rectly dependent upon a Healthiul Functional Action of the Liver.
 The diseases arising directly or indirectly from affections of the Liver cannot of course, be enumerated in brief advertisement nor is such an enumeration necessary.
 PROF. VAN BUsKrRK's
 GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY Strikes at the root of all diseases which origin ate in Derangements of the Liver. Jaundice, Acute or Chronic Affections of the Liver, Dyspep sia, Sallow Count enance, Sick Headache are promptly and radically cared by Professor Van Buskirk's Liver Remedy. Hundreds of testimonials might be given from persons who have been permanently cured | after trying other remedies. without any beneh- ciai eT~-. hut ONE TRIAL of the Liver Reme- | dy is better prooI the afflicted than a volume of recommendations.
 This medicine is purely Vegetable, cod does not contain either B6s~ Mercury, Aloes, Gam boge, Scammony, or any drastic drug.
 Sold by all Druggists. Price one dollar per bottle Ask for Professor Van Buskirk's GREAT GERMAN LIVER REMEDY and take no other. One dollar and fifteen cents, either in stamps or ] currency, sent to any advertised Agent, or tu the proprietors OSCAR c MOSES & O., 27 ] Corlandt street, New York, will ensure bottle of the medicine by return m ail, post paid. Agents for Litchield, BUELL. & VESSELS, ! and sold by all dealers in Medicines in Litchfeld l County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
7 The Pittsburgh Convention.

This Convention is pronounced to be the lar gest and most enthusiastic ever assembled in America At least 1500O strangers are esti mated to be present most of whom are soldiers.
 A private soldier MT. L E Du Hey was ap- pointed temporary president and Gov. Cox of Ohio, permanent chairman.
 Tuesday evening there was magnificent torchlight parade, the city was brilliantly illu- minated, and the boys in blue were welcomed all along their route with waving of innumera- ble flags handkerehiefs and colored lanterns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
DIED.

In Galva, H., Sept. 19tb, Alex Morton, for merly of Goshen, aged 63
 AL iakeville, Sept. 20 Dewitt c. Rowe, aged 5l years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27

n@T The attempt to make capital for the Democratic Party out of the late disturbances at Indianapolis is a most absurd one. The fir iEg was commenced by a Democratic process son-The only person killed Was Union man-and Democrat is in jail waiting trial for the murder.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.
ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIAf

ANEW PERFUME FOR THE HANDKERCHIAR. Fh"ion's "Night Blooming Cereus.o Fn"ion's "Night Blooming Cereus.n Fhaicn's "Night Blooming Cereus.,, Phalon's "Nisht Biosning Cereus.o PaalOn's "Night Blooming Cereu..,, A most exquisite. delicate, and Fragrant Perfume distilled from the rare and beautiful flower from which it takes it's name.
 Manufactured only by
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 BEWARE OF COUNTERFEITs ASK FOR PHALONS-TAKE NO OTHER
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27

Bag We regret the misi ake made py one of our correspondents, some time since, in an nouncing the probable settlement of Rev. Mir. Clark over the parish of North Cornwall Sup posing such to be the fact he communicated it to this paper in perfect good faith, and with out the slightest intention eff giving annoy ance to either of the parties concerned AL though stating it as mere suppostion. he thought, at the time, it would soon become a fact. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
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Town Elections.

Litohfeld. Conn. Thursday, Sept 27. 1866
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27

WEED LOCK STITCH SEWING MAcH1NE.--At the County fair of last week, there were exhi- bited bS Mir Frederick M. Sanford. of this village, several varieties of the Weed Lock Stitch Sewing Machine, which accomplished some remarkable feats of machine sewing The exhibition began by sewing through a pine board inch in thickness, then through two thicknesses of sheet lead covered by two thicknesses of heavy beaver cloth, then through cotton and woolen goods varying from one !o twenty thicknesses, finishing up on single thickness of fine muslin. All this he accom- plished with silk and with Mo- 70 cotton thread, successfully, sewing all through th ese various thicknesses and various substances, without change of tension or a breakage of thread. The committee on Manufactures re- commend it as will be seen by their report on our first page as superior article for general work. ,.t
 Mir Sanford has an agency ip this place for sale of these machines. Persons desirous of purchasing will be allowed to take them on trial with the privilege of retu ming if not sat isfed with their performance. For doing all sorts of heavy irregular sewing we do not see ,ho thev can be excelled.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27
News of the W eek

FOREIGN A manifesto has beensissned at tribnied to the Emperor Napoleon, which as serts ,ha, France is satisfied with the recent changes in Europe & [ The Emperor has refused to allow French officers to hold office in Mexico.
 The threatened difficulty between Prussia. Italy. and Austria, relative to the treaty be tween the two latter powers will be D aceabIy arranged, It is now thought. and all parties coutinae.to disarn,. l > ; u T u It It is stated that the kng of Saxony will ab- dieate in favor of his son. Brigandage has been more troublesome than ever in Italy. ...-.--...-....- Quite a large number of Fenians Were lale- y arrested at Liverpool
 Gold continues to be shipped to .he Unttd Siates. sl.ssss..; 2 -G's.s < |. DOMESTIC The Cleveland Soldiers Con von- ton was small and met with little favor from the inhabitants of that city. -..s. ...,,!,.i.a at
 A heavy rain storm at the West last week did much damage ..,.
 A Union Convention for the nomina.ion Of State officers was held at Raleigh, N C on Thursday. Alfred Dackrry was nomilaitd for Governor and resolutions We're passed TIC om mendng the acceptInn of the Coasre >sional amendments.
 In Platte County Mo. after the meeting pt a Republican Convention, an attack was made by gucri!las on some of these remaining, kill inc four, and wounIing twelve ampng the lat ter was the sheriff of the county.
 An attack upon U 5 troops is also reported
 B1y" The receipts Of the Union Agricul:u ral society of Falls Village at their three days fair were $l371,44.
 nsA., The National Horse Fair at New H; . ven,' commenced yesterLay-That at Hartford concluded on Monday. ,I.: tLs. 4
 nsaz The "Greenwoods Association hold their fair at Winsted, Wednesday to Friday next week. ...
 The New Milford Agricultural fair is to be held on T~"sday and Wednesday, of next week
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27

ueo8eo naS been formally restored to all the privileges she forfeited by rebellion, including representation in either House of Congress And the door thus passed through stands in vitingly open to all who still finger without.
 Are the conditions thus prescribed intoler- able, or even humihatingf They are in sub stance these:
 I. All persons born or naturalizsd in this country are henceforth citizens of the United States, and shallepjoy all the rights O! citizens evermore and no state shall have power 10 contravene this most righteous and necessary provision.
 II. While the states claim and exercise the power of denying the elective franchise to part of their people. the weight of each state in the Union shall be measured and based up on it's enfranchised population. It any state shall chose, for no crime, to political rights to any race or caste it must no longer count tha race or caste as Q basis of political power IL the Union.
 Ill. He who has once held office on the strength of his solemn oath to support the fed sral Constitution, and has nevertheless fore sworn himself and treasonably plotted to sub vert that Coustitution, shall henceforth ho8 nC political office till Congress, by a two-thirds vete, shall remove or modify the disability.
 w. The national debt shall be nowise repu diated nor invalidated; aud no debt incurred in support of the rebellion shall ever be assum cd or paid by any state ;e nor shall payment b, made for the loss or emancipation of an, slave.
 V. Congress shall have power to entorc these guaranties by appropriate legislation
 Such, fellow-citizens. are the conditions Q reconstruction proposed by Congress and d ready accepted by the loyal legislature of Ten nessse. Are they harsh and degrading D you discern therein . disposition to trample O tho prostrate or push an advantage to the u' tsFpoki pe thsy snbsdy anghto vspgssn0'
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-09-27

Bas" The receipts Of the Union Agricul;u U ral society of Falls Village at tbeir three day fair were $l37l,44.
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