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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

Mf: nAf, heneyz Fisher, Treasurer of tbs A,,a.,.- HbIe society. presented me v, ,.,.h tne american the PREPARED PREsCRJP TON IO U'"e oi uys, my appetite (which had entirely lost sulneu' iss. W.nln a week, my cough had almost .ssne ana Tn less than two weeks. the n;ohs e,a;saS proken up. Thenceforward re. v attaS;ag 1riengtn rapidly, and am now regular. icon p;hia ~ my duties as clerk to the Amer hay. ba'n noolety' Tn whose employment I haa,.l oetn nine years am now enjoying good -nsalh Your PRESCRIPTION effected s crr. "neh my friends despairsd of my recovery
 THOS. CONGER.
 e nave had Nervous or Spasmodjo A,tbma lor e!eTeh years Outing the last six years I never hau an uninterrupted night's rest |, ottcn seemed to me that would die hsf r c'uid get air into my l"pgs. I was bsonsrd and splritess.. and suffered so sreativ tsa.,'. shortness ot breath. that l was compelled to take frequent rests in walking from | my resi- ,T
 The night bsf6Esil iSSiiinsa ip in, psiEpAA, ED PRESCRIprION,' was the worst eyer passed On obtaining tlie remedy, I took a teaspoon1ul at noon aand again at, night, and slept all night without waking. have not had qroken nights rest since
 no longer look >haggard, have gained in strength and spirits and am not ut all afflicted wlth shortness of breath l shall be glad to have any one afflicted. with Asttna call and see me EzRA,C LANGDON. .a.
 rt,- No. 334 Fourth Street NY
 The Prepared Prescription is put up ii, Sl bottle, and is sold by BUELL. & WESSELIS and by Druggists generally, or orders may be addressed to the Sole Proprietors, OSCAR c MOSES, Co.,, P .Cortlandt Street, N. Y.- Consultation free. Circulars, containing par. tlculars of many cases successfully treated, win be sent free by mail. 'r'1f,..i
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
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STATE ITEMS. ;

| CltoNNEcT1cUT HEADING AT THE NEW ENGLAND tFArRs.-The reporter of the Springfield Re. l publican says: Burdett Loomis of Windsor
 Locks is perhaps the largest winner of prizes.
 He took22 prerniams 'ts235 ip n,oney) three sweepstakes silver medals and two diplomas. E., H Hyde the largest exhibitor of Devons, and the winlpet of tte first, herd premium, had two cows present that had taken tbe highest houors at previous New England Fa;rs;d and
 one Fairy 9th'+ that he regarded with special tpride, for whom $500 had been refused, pro-
 houhced by Ambrose Stevens of New York the most beautiful nimal he had seen. that
 was wholly ignored in the single ncow premir. ums, but an inferior animal2 of his herd ! brought to the exhibition principally ou ac- count of hercalf, and so poorI com paritisely. that the herdsmen of Mr. H. refused to lead her out with the prize animals, re eived tbe first! award. Such aressometines the errors Of judgement at agricultural Fairs '''''' '' THE store of Mr. Betts. in Fairfield was
 broken into on Monday night and robbed of various articles. This is the second time it has been entered by burglars within a veal !.9s as a j., aata.n rti9I4 .u'-. rea :.
 *S''S ..sg l.! s> .ss7.g'"Q tn f'I,J Is ,r.ca e. F SOME large striped bass were caught off
 Bridgeport oir Tuesday, twenty-tSree weighed
 in the aggregate~55e pounds and the largest [46.pounds. a9t<ar@i :o+ Ha7- { sn19u.H :, ss. i!ix s.at'Ea 7n.tDDiy nJ; ssr. t,3t sd -
 : ON Sunday near, New Haven yonag lad
 named Stanley was killed by fall from : k. .i; < ii 1lGi|ii1I F&.@'s -'u' 2! 3':d.i "
 GFp'es'"uti F'e' tftSS' as1dj gs7 sIa1: !a;5s t. ; 3
 BASE BALL.-Theigame between the Ches-
 ter Club of Norwich, and the Charter Oak
 Club of Hartford oi for the championship of the
 State resalted in. the victory of the iormer, t. THE fourteenth annual exhibition of the Tot
 land County. Agricultural Society will be held
 at Hyde Park, Rockville, October 10th and
 I1th q. .t;lsU9 sjJt lii zi Il ss 1=isa -Gsist 4t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
PROTECTED BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
 Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from c Prescription of Sir J Clarke, M D. Physician Extraordinary 10 the Queen.
 This invaluable medicine is unlaillng in the cure of all those painful and dangerous disea- ses to which the female cons stitution is subject, It moderates all excess and removes all ob- structions, from whatever cause, and speedy cure may. be relied on.
 TO, MARRIED LADIES it is particularly suited. It will in a short time bring on the monthly period with regu larity. -.''. '. ] Each bottle, price One Dollar, bears the Gov eminent stamp of Great Britair, to prevent counteffeits. 4HJHl'. pul
 CAUTION n...
 These Pills should not be taken by Females during the First ! hree Months of Pregnancy as they are sure tobrihg on Miscarriage, but at any other time they are safe ,.l.. .
 Every woman knows that iithe bloom of health must fade, with the slightest irregulari- ty or obstruction of the menses These Pills are truly the woman's friend in her hour of trial, and the only sure, positive never failing cure and regulator of Suppression Of nature, from whatever cause. So mild that the feeblest can take them with perfect security, yet 90 powerful in their effects, that they may be safely called, pesesfailing Regulator.
 In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections Pains in the Back and Limbs, Fatigue on slight eAeFtion, talpi'aition ol tne nealt' hJs'ei'Os' and htes, these Pills will effect a cure when all other means have failed; and although powerful remedy, do not contain iron, calomei, antimony, or anything hurtful to the constitu- tion. ''. i''' f'.s' 'a 's f' Q.
 Full directions in the pamphlet around each package, which should be carefully preserved. "Ah SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
 Sole General Agent for the United States and British Dominions, t'' JOB MOSES, p1 ? Cortandt Street, New York.
 N. B.-S1 co and 6 three cent postage stamps enclosed to any authorized Agent win ensure bottle, containing 50 Pills, by return mail securely sealed from all obser vation. Sold by BUELL. & VESSELS. COW ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
The Town Election.

The election in this town went by default. The Democrats at first nominated straight Democratic ticket giving the, i. Johnson part" " the cold shoulder as completely, here, as they did in New York. This course not being rel ished by the "Johnson men," the Democratic committee at the. last moment, consented to make 8 change and put on sa few Union names to make it appear as if there was something, i, after all, to coalesce with. Not supposing our selves that the Union men on the Democratic ticket had become adherents of.the Johnson ? party or of the Democratic party we called upl on some of them and received the following explanation |: Dr; Boatwick and MT, Griswold informed us that it having been proposed to form Union ticket, having about an equal number ol names from both parties, they were both in favor of such a course and promised to support it; that they did not consider the ticket put in nomination. by the Democratic party such ticket, inasmuch as our party was not fairly represen ted onit; That what they would have supported vas Union nomination from both parties, hot nnoonination bYY the Democratic 'National. Unions',' or any other party. s.,i O. ggaasaA .aii7T5Elr nd io sYli
 We understand that neither voted the Democratic, ticket, one voting part of each, aud the other not at oalL i. Mi Frederick s Porter also nominated Oh the Democratic tick ct, utterly and indignantly rrepudiated any con
 nection with it, and voted. our ticket eptire, losing his election in consequence .ssryy pz,
 We make this statement that the gentlemen in question may not De supposed among s. true rue
 Union men to have become committed. by the appearance of their names on the Democratic ticket, to the new Johnson Democratic p eoali ton. a2E .Iat II ha9aib sgshi4s naeob
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
DIED,

r. h Northfeld, Sept 9th, infant daughter of Allen T and Lois M Blakeslee, aged weeks ept. IS Lois NJ Tibbas. wife of Allen T Blakesee aged Al.
 In wateyiila Sept a5ths Merritt Pendlston aged 63 years.
 In North West Bridgewater Mass, Sept 22i Mir. Reuben Merriman, formerly of this town aged 82 years 7months.N EE s-E ssz S$
 In Harwinton. Sept. 24h, Hon Lewis Smith Judge of Probate aged 68. ~ Also sena Hadeu, widow of the late Bena- jah Haden aged "A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
TO aCONsUMPTlvES.

The advertiser. having been restored 10 health in a few weeks by very simple remedy after having suffered for several years with severe lung affection and that dread disease, r Consumption-is anxious to make known to his fellow sufferers the means of cure. l ;,.i 7.
 To all who desire it. he will sond copy of the prescription used Gree of charge), with the directions for preparing and using the same. which they viii find a SURE CURE for CONSUME Il, . TON, ASTHMA, BaoNonIrs COUGHS. CoLDs, and ali Throat and Lung AffectlOns. The only ob- feet of the advertiser in sending the Prescrip' rion is to benefit the afflicted, and spread in- formation which he conceives to be invaluable '" and he hopes every sufferer will try his reme- dy, as it will cost them nothing. and may prove blessing. s
 Parties wishing the prescription, FREE, by return msil; will please address, o,, rr.'F
 REV EDWARD A. WILSON, -. E 451y Williamsburg, Kings Co.,. N Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
C.OnsllnptiOn,

.aat LIN ITS MOST ADVANCED STAGES 'G
 for the Radical Cure of ASTHMA, BhONCHM- IS. CATARRH, and all affections of the Throat and Air Passages for General and Special De- engagements of the Nervous System and for all Functional Disorders of the Stomach and Bowels. .........,.., \ a It immediately increases the strength and deepens the color of the pale blood. It sub dues the Chills and Fever, and diminishes the Expectoration. It checks the night sweats, alWays in from seven to fourteen days The appetite is at once invigorated. and the patient rapidly gains flesh :; the ,cough, and difficult
 breathing are speedily relieved the sleep be- comes calm and refreshing :; theieVaeuations regular and uniform. All the general symp, toms disappear with really astonishing rapid Eity.l oi,'-'-,.iG p1-- ,'.-'
 The Prescription. should be used in every case where the Physician commonly prescribes | Tonnics,' Iron, Acids, Bark, Qufnine, Cod Liv- er Oil, WhiskeyI, &c., and in every case, by whatever name known, in which there is ex- hibited any one or more of the following
 |s:a1 .SKMP TO NSs)tl = : jf Difficult or irregular Breathing, Loss of Breath, Cough, Wasting of Flesh. Bleeding from the Lung gs,} Loss of Strength, Loss of Ap- petite, General Debility, Night Sweats. Flying Rains through the Shoulders. Chest, Face or Limbs. Nervous Headache, Nervous ProstTa tion. Giddiness or Dizziness, Excessive Pale- ness Sore Throat. 0Drowsiness, Sleepiessness' Sour Stom ach, Heart Burn, Oppression or sle- ae
 fris of :, the Stomach before 7 or after eno- a,s ing. Remittent Fever, &c.,, &e., ano especia,i;Y n;
 in all Female Disorders or Uterlne iilesu
 ties. such as Difficult, Painful pup ppies0eu to
 Scanty. Excessive. Delayed, Premature oi 'oo
 Frenuent Menstruation. e Statements from Patients, cc.y .s
 svonr PrescTibtion saved my daughters lie,
 ,d has saved me hundreds of dollars. -he0
 aTI r numnbreus, Remsen, N. Y.3G
 We bless God for the benefit we have re
 oAived from your Prepared Prescription; -7f'er1
 p ? 'Perlarine, Blossburg, Penn. Eid ufsyery one to whom have recommended 1t hss bene fitted much by itsuss' Rss :-. z: ?. .Jonss, Racine,SW
 ~ RrBLE HOUSE, AsToE PLACE, N. Y.-In the early parerof February 1865,I was sufelg from violent cough. for which l had been treated during six months previously without 'baneft. I had Night3Sweats witch completely oprrostrated me- In the evening, hoarseness wotild come on, which would preventsme from speaking above whisper. had then had two attacks of hemorrage rem the lungs. My family Physician assured me that he could do no more for me- yet Il was growing rapidly worse sand had been compelled to leave busl- ness for nearly two months. All my symptoms indicated, unmistakably, the presence Of CON SUMPTION. In the beginning of February,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
.Ele9Q03l Tu: bHa V aI JlIt Miiscce ellaneous Items.


 MT. ThomassH: Wyhne announces!his own ership of He slPichmonds 5Brasssiaser;; praises The energy and industry ef the North ;n'thinks Virginia ought to initiate them ; and drops the k2in 'pubtiek.' @ Virginia advances. IN F. Tribune. hHa yisutsGs2 f;iP q, sHaas .1 slt 35gxs b9:3AJyE hoa ti8sEd7 g&d El.E4 ysispiua Senator John Sherman. who has just iarriy-I ed home from a;trip to the far West, made a. speechist, Mansfield, Ohio, the aher day, in which he taok radical ground far. in advance of bis, past record. He intimated that. if the South refused to adopt the pending .constitn- sioBal amendpeut they! would soon fad them selves confrpnted with the necessity of accept-, in not:only, the, amendment. sa.p but, aniyssal suffrage along, with it. sd He gave the substance of a conversation, he had with the President about the time ofs the. q last Conpectcut cleo tibn! The President at that time assured, him ttfat he wo9ld a agasent tp aa any, pFpgramne ,of,re- E ,eGnstructiop thst dId not include negro. saf Irage: sgi2 bipow fads s9rsassu 6 Jeo7,, pi i ,iThe many admirers of Rab' and his friends, ' and other genial essay from the same plea sant pen. VIII be pained to;learn that tBe author, to quots the sIondon sAtkentsHm, is thea worst cdnditioh Of health in which his friends could fear 7toS seelhinng 5Stsoco9 .!hGa1 1ffad si 'AG .dy s wsSosm sSs snsor a,s s ,iS for over fifty years 2 baehelarris abont, to marry, n Mrs sturgis sHpPQpsr hteF.in7lsw xof Kepteseutatiya Hooper, of Bos;on, ,ga beautiful and. accomplished lady. saf1z T sThe Democrats say they want d flag with thirty six starssih ieaa Where could they have found it if the eleven stars that were idroppi6g cut .had:n6t Been piheat8 thsiro oplaces by Un- idh bayonets And yet the ID democrats objected bto the pinhiGg process. iadi lssn9b aiiasfgi-l94 ' It IS suggested ithatI thee1 President sshoqo make another trip to Chicago and exhibit hls Esynpathy with the managers of the great -tun hsf because they have aboWn such skill ID aI rupTI ping psing things into ths ground h-sola x. Eib Thisi plaiatiye sdvertisementi spPesrs ain0a E0auadihp me wspaper :el 'Wili athe gentleman Hho stole mg,melons ontlastzS Sabbath n'ghs pc Fgenerous enough soitretura few ol the . seeas' ss the melons are sare variety nq 7s'. 'aa S'4i Caleb being bsisE asked what con, s. s.rs atire divine would dod dRith the ship ol sfate. if he had the helm, promptly replied that he would 6each her.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
MARRIED,

b, In Cornwall. py Rev MT wetherby of Win isted Henry c Osborne Esq. of Harwinton to Francis T. White daughter of Edwin White of Cornwall. M i 3'Eet Ei'ErgE&$ E<j
 In St Pulls Church, Huntington. Wednes7 day Eve, Sept 36th by the Rev MT. <Covell Mr. Charles Morehonse of MarbIedale Q Miss Mary E Dawson of Huntington
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
!, '9 WASHINGTON. VA

E Messrs Hailock and Woodruff commence operations at their Sorghum works this week They expect ttoinake some 5000 gallonsyof syrup this season. | ta'1'ss s9 '9e sgs Y
 = On Monday Henry H Morehouse, Ralph Buckingham and William Odell were elected d selectmen, Town Clerk H J Oharchl Treasusr CT B J Hurlbert.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

Ely Catches, Weantinaug g; Energetic II, a0at op Foul, Weantinaug g Ennerg 4tie 8. T;
 Struck Oat, Energetic 3i.s, adI La geeds,o.y
 Left of Bs;es @ Wssntnag ansgss csS Scorers, H S Mygatt, Willie Adams. Time of Game. hours 40 minu tes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
Whiskers ! Wh iskers!

AKAO y6u want Whiskers or MustachesS oqE7 e AD Grecian Compound will force them to grow on the smoothest face or chin, or hair Oh bald heads, in Six Weeks, Price $l %. Sent Toy mail anywhere closely sealed, on receiptof price.
 Address WARNER & co.
 36v1 { z Brooklyn, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

p1r The Rasin seeder exhibited Ut eurlatel Fair, and m nianuiactnrsd bY E'Tarnnst Of Vol coIts'llss is novel and useful article, and will do all that is claimed for sit sbytits patentee MT Locke. We have tried one and speak from experience.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
Foreign News;

gsGa pesfsNI ssl ,hsps
 The riotous proceedings in Southern Italy have been suppressed. aendilT arasi9o vs1
 The Prussiau Chamber Of ofDepdsies hos come to au unders5tiasndiug with the Ministry. They agreed to Q reduction of 30 million thalers and the Deputies authorized the loanl fsd v
 B .a 1na .ai gi dst1 aamps hda .igsa1 ia :,
 More gold is heinz shipped1 ate the United States. ai 4s,i ia9itsi3q og sj eIsd'E .ncs3sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
na- The sTribunes Washington seorrei

2 DF The Tribunes Washington ssoFrssppn 6 dent makes the following annouuesnehtks uo;, !, $ The fact has leaked oyft tKat fhe7sts Presis dentials ssxc cs,rsion has completely obsnkfupssa the finances of theoa Johnson Natisnalf Unieni Club, leaving it S3eO0O in debtsE4TQt amesta ing, last night, Cornelius Wendell sstated dths eondition of the Club. s afnancss, and ssaidgan assessmenf should be- madetofd 5s0ol sashross two Cabinet oihcera, and Sa. .500d shIoalother 'Welles wilh afser all shayssae pay their own excursion bills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
: 45WOODBURY.5Ii

The farmers festival and everybody Y'ss s gala day, namely, the ,annualfaiI of sthei Weedbury. Union Agrtcdisural and Horticuitorsla Society, .Commenced5 osn Tussday of tast week and con tinued three days. A larger mi hhnet Der thap |. j
 usual of cattle and the various domestic ani4 tmals. was exhibited. The show of if1uits and was less q than that of sgs fnsr ysas
 Bntyet t was 2, ereditablea onsiiaT Thsv lsdies tccontributsde their full quota of theirbanay- work, and adiasss iass whole, the zhibitfon may bs csndered aa one of the most s 1s successful ith the society has yet giyensi,a sd sF1oda47sdR mid
 4 = At tbe, the, annual ro~pl l meeting p sg Msspaa
 of the present week asstraight anti spApolicys ticket of town officers except the Glsrk was elected. Al tax of one cent o s ss dollar Sas 2; levied to meet the expenses of the Town, the State tax. and the School taxausI bssshie1oo
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
TWISTED.

'A> 'fT 4sIstSl- EDt,5t. i. .,l sF. ..... | 5On Saturday light Sept. Both, the barn of
 Frank Bartlett was set on fire by some villain :; and four horses and one COW consumed, be- sides considerable amount of hay and other things. It is supposed that the fire was set by somebody in the interest of the rumsellers, who are greatly enraged at Bartlett, with others,
 for his activity in the temperance movement. 1lepa sa-- -- The election on Monday went all one way ia this place of course. The only JohE, son man, not, of the Democratic party, koown
 toaexist in this vicinity, strongly adirmed his
 displeasure at Johnson and his policy on the
 morning of election and was chosen a select man.. This is one of the results of Johnson's
 speech making through the country. Before
 that wonderful exhibition, this selectnan was ans aadherert of Johnson and advocated his
 policy. Sow reap the fruits of aJohuson's
 tolly those that are to follow from them
 decert scoundrelism of bis apolicY will doubt
 less amaze tho slaye-loying Copperheads< of the North who havn't yet heard from Maine, but have been told that secessionism has car ried the village of Alton, III x; q z
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
octo1sf Magazines.

OctoHef Magazines. Ss,
 PrraAos SeoniAins sesMusic, Al Widows Diars The Land pf Rest, Tie Modest Fame, Tender and Trae, Number Foul Autumn. Days, A B,iedfold Kiss, Mrs sboaay's sksis- ton. Why is it, ,Sappho, A Memory. Prop.ili- guilty, The Soldiers Orphans Fashions, &c.
 HARPERs contains Personal Reclections or 1bs War, Wooden Lees, Cruise q rhe RoS. Roy Heroic Deeds of Heroic Men, Shelby EchaPA I1hsfS1 Gssinf 4 Hopsr fsffpt4saberI sf Woods, Robbed of Half a Million, The Burn ing of Columbia again, The Freednens Story, The Ugly Toad, Gqss pf 8 home, Editors Easy Chair, Monthly Record of Current Events, Ed itors Drawer. Sold by Wm Patton, Water bury.
 ouR odsa FoLk ,'a contains Tie Four Sea sons, An October Lullaby The Quicksilver Mine of New Almaden, Ffalf-Hours with Ed ther Bright Hopes. A, Summer in Leslie G.ldI thwaite's Life, The Rabits and the Foxes, The Veteran Eagle, Among The Studios Little Pussy Willow. Nuttlng Song Afleati in the Forest, Round the Evening Lamp, Our Letter Box. Sold at Northrup's Gallery of Art, New Milford. riilAta 2ni.il I,-i. i Jr.y 3r, .l isp.
 a.i' -d2f.; isti zts fhuLeoY!i iin ,Iu.4
 GoDEYs" contaiasis Rizpaz' Idols, About the Hair,s Little Diamond, Donald Grey,s Legacy, Kate Leonards Great Match, Dusk. How fell ipta the Katskiii, Too Benevoleht: Adaptation, The jsiiITleFf Wedding Novelties in Fashions for Ottdbers Receipts, &c.eod "ogA
 TIE ApYs Frlssp s contains tai Hugh Hll Navy wells Hair,, Red Glover Blossoms; ;1 Second Love. Tie UpWard Path',a The Magic Of the Sunbeam. < Woman. The Story of a. Proud Heart, The Bachelor Answered, The Voice of the Wind The Disputed tPa'rimony. The Fairies. o1he nlMuIiis,,s aad the MaeMulhens Winter Tine, Fa F.; hilo9pable Noveliifsl for Dc, tober, Editors Departmen Ut Sc.. I,a l iii ,zlnI. "haHARWINroN.' as F >ss The following is the list of Town officers elect for this town. This was the only ticket 'n-'he field: fE d:. ',fhs National Union Party :" casting mot a snglsiVote..9:. ,Gl .5 6,q.a2 Assesso,'a H fl Wilson i Boa5a of Relief (-HilIes CatIiu. Wm Wilson, Curtiss Sherry; ,selecfmen-Asddisen, Webster. Henry G Birge Fown -Clesk and Treasurer Lewis Catlip :: ! tCCSnastables-Juus Catlin, Augustus Alfred Gns,ad Jurors IN Noraan IA. Wilson, Aibro Ely; C9nector and Reg5tst.,.utlr Rg5tt..tl' Jnus Catl;n.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
GAYLORDSVIILE.9 5

The return match between. the Energetic Club of Gaylordsville and the Weantinaug Club of New Milford, was played at Gaylords- vile, Saturday, Sept. 29, T. @'' I 7. ..F . The game was close and we'll contested iand, resulted in the defeat of the latter Club by e scere of 2e to 24" aht a,1om@ 4s ], sgssA ,s@9l
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

It is now conceded that A. Us Maine ehance has been lost.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04

ITCH! ITCHll ITcHHl SCRATCH! SCRATCH!! SCRATCH!! NheatOn's4 Ointment .s < WILL CURE THE ITCH IN AS HOURS. ~ Also cures SALT sRHEUM, ULCERS. CHILL p f, .BL,AINS, and all Eruptions of the Skin. Price 50 cents For Sale by all druggists ,
 By sending 60 cents to WEEKS POTTER: Sole Agents, ITO Washington street, Boston,it will be forwarded by mail, free of postage. to any part of the United States @,
 Oct 25, 1865. ~ ". '
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.

The wonderful progress of Medical A G Science during the past six years on wN& ly, makes it possible for the consci- wAM entious Physician to declare, now,
 that Consumption is as certainly chr ed as Intermittent Fever, land as certainly pre- vented as Small Fox. .'-7Chas E King II 9 { { D. efc ss4.- .,.. E- r,. ,I ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-04
:. afri KINGS
 Prescriptions

MADE FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF Rev. CHAs KING, M D. IL. D., ,&c.] is confidently presented
 to the pubh ssfor the Prevention and cure ot
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-02

Weather for the past week has been
variable. A mixture Of equal parts Of
raip, snow and sunshine. A slight
ireeSe one or two nights, but snow
leaving faster than coming.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-02

Miss Isabella Ould, Of Virginia, who
killed her lover, Robert II Meade, has
heen found guilty of "unIawful shoot.
ing" and sentenced to pay fine Of
one cent in lawful currency.
A strange case of legal tender.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1866-05-02

.g The 0 s. N. Company has changed
the time of their boats on the upper
river. Tho boat will leave Cello until
further notice on Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. The passenger train
will leave the Railroad Depot at S A,
M, on the above named days.