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Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

p PstrolsnmlV " Nasby thus nafrates the preessainss Of . Cabinet Council relative to tAs shsplsiney ofthe Cleveland conventicn: .
 Ny esteemed and lifelong friend and co-la- bsrsr Rev. Henry Ward Bescher,5 was to.hsv ota the shaplin " the 7couvsnshun, but he, 1aaiea es, aaaIit Wux decided in a Cabinet, Mesnng Ahe.gI shood take his place. didn't See,she peosseity ns hevin' chaplin at every nfsIs eeuvenshaaluv onr party, and 80 st ated, :, estSssard rsmarksd awlth . greau, that if essfIthsre wasvs party nee parties waz ins vented. which needed praying for, ours ewu.i snat party-"and Parson," sed he glapcingI at s:Aaeeter desesasss. Hsf you hev any agonisin pssitis ,,sny prayers of extra sfsvency. offer thsauup fer thsss fsllers. Effhere is any eff Assezja IrsSsr, isuY honest, unbiased cpin-, ieAs thaEcthere never wux in the history of tue Moflds Aar nsver will bs agin. sicns magnifi. eat Ahanssko Maksit manifest" aa7s8 saiI48,
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

THE receipts ofthe Greenvoods Cattle Show and Fair were $932, 32.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

At Erie in his speech the President said, tell you all the DO wers i'd fsil eahnot turn m, from my purpose. Io which some exchang, adds, Doubtless they don't want top A gentlsmas pressnssala laoeleellar to the object ot bls adoralien, and in s jaeular E, way said Do not let any one else rumple it.
 No, dear'' said the sdy I'll take it off,
 sy Ess Nsssdslai Eye sjsa or low church Aasp'hepsh us5ffassorrLhS. q Whaobis is ttbez cheatpst- 2 bride or bridegroom? ?---Tae bride she is al ways gigfg aseag, M the bridegFoePrs9ss < @a-
 o6a akalhshg told tbA'he mess Y bs .bsek- P 2 enao { Sad shaSis, hs honestly replied, Papa hadn't hedn ] better be menddeddir e nnddkeddir,w,Z z'lsd saiI esThs largest room in;tbe weyld-sThea room for Improvement "Tas .! az. f';-, -n;..a- stIf fYoa wish to- sknoy how an associate speaks of syousto ethers. mark how hespeafssof ssbena to, yoa as .rs asn tsasisEsbar sr' 6tiw sat'isi
 sAsNssSE, YSrkes Q S esn n baSoa gship for t$S 900 that Ell, cross, the oceap eint six, ty hours. His theory IS yacupE at the botr tom. We fear the fellow has atyacuum at tbs top. ZQFTh9 NT
 Protecting the toes ofchilareus Shoes from wear by Metal Tips, has proved most impef- tant and useful invention. But lpfit Jatelrsa great mistake hasbee6 msda in applying then ehieay to the coa-ser grades of shoes. For the higher the cost of the shoe the more there is saved by protectinglthe toe from wear which can only be done by a Metal Tip. -Genteel Me- talr Tipped shoes saren now being made spN are worn hyothe bsss ssaamites iG the,s eitHsIsMaiu- factursrsc could not have conferred greater public favor than by supplying this great want. Boston Journal.
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
ARRANGEMENTS OF THE LIVER.

Few persons are aware of the Debility and General Derangement of the whole system pro- duced by Morbid or UAhealthy' Action of tho Liver and yet, not person in ten is so fortun- ate, ss not to have suffered in some way from dependent, in great measure, upon the purity of the blood, andfhe purity of the Blood is di- rectly dependent upon Healthiul Functional Action of thesLiveE j A f-t.iF :se:f5sfN 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 '. I.'. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
PRoF.d VAN BUsKIRK's l.

.qREAsI ISlGSRhdAAi LlVER REAEDK Strikes at the root of all diseases which origin ate in Derahgements; of the Liver. Jaundice, Acute or Chronic Affections of the Liver, Dyspep sia, Sallow Count enance, Sick Headache are promptly and radically cured by Professor Van Busllirk' Liver Remedy. " V.ti au IT
 Hundreds of testimonials might be given from persons who have been permanently cured after trying otheTremedies, without any benef- cal effect, but ONE TRIAL of the Liver Reme- dy is better proof to the afflicted than volume of recommendations.
 This medicine is purely Vegetable, and does not contain either BayH Mercury, Aloes, Gam- boge, Seammony, or any draslic drug.
 Sold by all Dfuggists- 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 to the proprietors, OSCAR G MOSES & CO, 2 Cortlandt street, New York, will ensure a bottle of the medicine'by retnrh in ail, post paid
 Agents for Litchfeld, BUELL. & VESSELS, and sold by all dealers in Medicines in Litchfeld Countv.' ~~' "f'e- ~~ N-'- A'%-&% f E'%S <s
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
4teBdla enIiiif,
 Litohfe1d. Conn. Tn hnzsday, Oct 5,1ee
Deserted.

!" Our brother editor < < always voted the straight Democratic ticket until he did just what he is blaming certain members of hil party for.-deserted. '-Sentinel. iftffffll, {
 If the above charge only affected 6s, tsrs6h. ally. we should take up very little of our read. CTS time in reply but it is directed equally against all "War Democrats, and in their be-
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

Hundreds and thousands annually die prema. ,urely, when if they would give the Great French
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25
Miscellaneous E Items.

: - IT1i T TT ''IlE .-F F-.I W5" Hon Charles Sumner was married itp Boston Ion Wednesday, to Mrs. Alice Hooper, daugh-
 ter of Jonathan M,son Esq, of that city. The
 nuptal ceremYqnises were performed by Bishop
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

sdyS ue, Wnlcn Ere cOuSeEVdtlVe Ot uer olSnlty and safsty- Y These keep her enemies not oaly, from entering her gates, but alsofrom ape ptoachin9 her wells oatside.' pa*sa' #a ;;>* !" Hence the bishopsin in Ireland never pronounc- cd a wiser decision than when they refused to
 allow their people to receive the Ctaholic
 scriptures soith Cathohic notes, explanations and approuals from some of those .rascallg socje-, ties that hit ttis last espedieat to obtain ac. cess b the Catholsc people ''7i9@ea aise.ls 4 He was also rabid advocate of the papal temporal power and his, views of European politics were generally warped oat3of all. rs-s sembhIce' to ordinary American opinion, by
 Catholic prejudice. ''''''' ,
 We turn with pleasure to the honorable, patriotio, and for the most part, popular course puisusd by ths Archbishop during the ~aE--. as one ot his priests remsrked he xaa always
 4gaue;', and his, letters =daripg that period
 formbshs most zsintefes.ing portion of. his bio glaphY .as sHes had been for years personal friend ef Coy Seward and vas treated by that. adteit manager uf3smsn, with degree ofapel: it5e reconsideration which evidently had ltsEefa tsst .ep ths ss9teas,' 9t wsra hbssstsd Ifishnan; .
 Whep, the ,fotnes visited ,Earopein 1859 Arch- bishop Hughes gave him letter of intfoducs tion to CassinaI AAgteDslli, AZ whom, that r,lly politician made him believe he wished toknov.s ''aboEe all the statesmen of Europe, ..s..x f A = 5 No sooner did the war break ,out ttan,ths Secretary of State called on the Archbishop
 for advice and assistance, which was as frank
Litchfield enquirer., 1866-10-25

The apple crop ir New Hampshire is a very large and fine one in most parts of the State. and a~pies and cider are selling at s barrel. = EA{
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

A special election IN relation to ne
l,ro 81 ffrage held i'll Georgetown, >. G.
uf LOO votes cast, lat o:.c vas 10 IA.
rpr Of The urc.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
90 Grain Bags

At from 40 to SO cents each. New army
Overcoats ct $3.50 each. Army Tents
comprising about 80 yards Of heavy duck.
also lot Of New trmy Blankets at ono
third .Lcir value, at HEwsoN's Dry Good
Store Cnnunrar Icwn. W. II. Uammouj.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
UNPROFITABLE FARMING.

|y selmonises npon Improbable /,
EARNINGS. There is need of this
preaching,
!. Purchasing poor lant's at a
low price, instead of the best at 4
higher one, r,-
2. Want Of UNDERMINING in
all places where work is retarded,
growth lessened and manure lest
by a surplus ofwatcr.
3. Inefficient fences, admit
ting depredators to destroy croI
and derarging farm order gener,
ally.
+. Building poor barns and
stables. and allowing them to be.
come dilapidatcd.
$. Wintering cattle, sheep
and colts at stalls in open fields.
g., Flowing badly, on the
shallow cut-and.co ver. principle:
instead of throwing up the soil
into.a fine, deep, even, mellow
bed of earth. ed
!. -*Covering seed impcrfsctly
in coHsequt of such bad pillow.
ing, and thus allowing weeds a..d
grass a joint occupancy Of the
land.
g. Planting and sowing too
late, thus diminishing the.crop to
IN amount equal to what would
be the whole nett profit; that is
throwing away the entire avails.
8. Allowing corn-helas to be
filled with q dense underground
of weeds, and potatoes aud turn-
ips with a dense ovcrgrowth OF
tho same.
10, Procuring cheap nipple
mcnis, and losing many times the
coscef.good ones by the slow and
imperfect work they perform. ].
IL. Leaving implements OK
posed to the weather. to crack,
.- 80 >nra .Ir,,srs,- scattering them
in feds, about the barn yard, or
along the side Of he public high
way. .srr~saa .<r~'sa-a--,
IL. Throwing brush, rubbish
etc., along fences and highways,
~ thus promoting the rapid growth
of Mullins, thistlcs, burlocks and
netties, instead of destroying such
brush Ivy fire, and leaving neat
and clean borders to Your fields.
..-l3. Planting the same crop
~ YEAR sf,cr year in the.same field
thus diminishing the product and
filling the land with weeds.
ii, Omitting to spread the
manure at the right tine, and
then selling OF giving ii away to
get rid of it. ~
Is. Raising humpbacil cattle
and. lankpike hogs, that will con
sumo monthly thu cir entire value
in feed, instead Of the best ami;
mails. that fattcn easily on little,
and sell quicker for cash a. high
prices. IN. as en r7 .~ .ez
l6. Feeding animals irregu,
.larly, causing them to fret for
their, food an hour one day, and
to receive it before they are ready
Tor it the next.
II. Failure to SOW plenty of
clover seed, and plow under anu
ally at least one field as green
crop, for manure, aud thus, in
conjunction with animal dung, to
maintain or increase the fertility
aad value Of the farm
Is. An entire omission to
keep accounts Ct the cost and
profits of each field, and of tue
whole farm, annually. 81 AZ
The HooF OF COOP Cow
4 correspondent says: SIR a
good dairy cow, choose one with
striped hoof; she will never
fail. a COW with dark hoofs
may be good for a large quantity
of milk, but will not be rich.
For medium COW choose. one
with part of the hoof striped, Or
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
- "a 49,
LILIES
CELEBRATED M s5Gy
Wrought and Chilled Iron Safes,
WROUGHT-IRON FIRE-PROCFS
LOCKS & VAULT DOORS


N>HE>E Fine Proofs are manufactured to
L. supply demand for security against
fire less e. pcUsire than 1.T'.:s ehyutaa. and
superior Chilled and Wrongful @- 'Ec::l.'ar-
aud Fire Proof Safes.
They furnish similar ind equal security h
tile Safe generally manufactured in the diff
erent cities hut are >rPERIoR to them il
Their Firc-Proo! qualities and durability,
the iron beng effectual'y protected fren rust
in any climate, and the Fire.proof nos sahs+
;ect to loose its ut itJ by age. This is an
important advantage 6 lined to the Eurcha-
ser. "a safes often rust out and become
worthless in two or three years.
:. 70 substantiaso. my position, those Put
chasing these F.re-Proefs are S.-lher:y, Ii
giving me due notioe Of tim. and. place Of
t.isi, to test them by IRE With :htsT 'athsf
Safe Of the same >ise: AMI should tEsy .eA
,..S,:e superior will rcf.sl he money. OF .
new Fire. p.oot rs tic purchaser may de-
eide. .e.s..,.-ass-sss..-,.ss.sru
List Of Sizes and Prices # IV'o.Ghi-lryn
4 :, FIRE PROOFS
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

Which, tl.esarc selling for cash
or barter, CHEAPER than can
be bought .at any otLcr House.
this side of Chicago.
As they have erety. tduey 'tsu
ally kept in n Country Store, it is
unnecessary to bother you with
a recopltulation Of the many art.
lies Cor sale. Therefore come
tar and near and examine the
stock, for all admit that the place
to buy good goods cheap is at:
COE BROTHERS
Aft - -~Calniar..
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12

WILLIAM ~HA IL 4 SON !
54s Broadway, :. New York
Agents for the Celebrated
briggs New Patrnl Piano Fo:tcs
'Wh;ch are creating the greatest sensation in
'ihern,lsipal world and have received the
highest testimonials fro1, I'll the beading
artists Of the country, among whom are
$: THALBERG, WV. MASON
L. M. GOTTSCHALK: F.. H. BROWN
w NJ. HENRY Fry, T, EI>FELT,
N. STROCKOAH II, MAX MARETZhk
~ RERMAN>A. WoELENHAUpT.
A. the lat. PAIR 81 the AuEnic AN INSTITUTE, held
New York City, October isos they were. awarded I've
First Premium Gold Medal !
= For the
Blsr plAxo-Fo!Tl or EAubl1loS
AGENTS FOR y.
GEORGE A. PRINCE & cos.
Melodeons, automatic :. S,hool
I Organs:
Manvfac. artrs ard Importers oi
FLUTES: HANJos. EloLINs, GUITARS,
VIOLIN STRINGS. ACCORDEONS,
and all kinds of BRASS aud other MI S1CAL INSTRU
MINIS for BANDS.
PUBLISHERS Of SHEET MUSIC.
| Jus. pulished II + vrS1TE' new collection Of
Chants for tile Episcopal &?rvrr, r opening and cles-
ing you,ares. Musical s eties Glasses, and for the
Social Circle by Virgil C.. Taylor. Price Boards 50
ce;As. Cloth, II. ~
BASStN'S 2OMELODIC EXERCISES. =
In form of Solfeggos for soprano and Mezzo Soprano
VOICES intended studies to acquire the proper art Of
singing by Car! Basin author Bass,nis art Of singing
ara Baritone. II tTo books, Price. each $3.50.
J PI4NO-FORTE CAL!STHENICS,
collection Of Pre Finger, Chord and Scale Isfseges
for speedily developing the muscles of the fingers and
qiring that degree Of exbily independence and von-
bity, which So Indispensable to good performance
on the PIANO FORTE, hy FRANCIS H. Brown Price
. 30.
I New Edition, Pu!r's First Pr,.er, by FRANCIS IL
BROWN Author Of Pride, MiuHhaha. K 'esi'a hon Pol
i, as, g., Price, !" cc's.
New Oregon plaindealer. (New Oregon, Iowa) 1859-1866, 1866-01-12
Ready Mnde Clothing

- READY Ndde ClotNNlg
Of the choicest sslection, comprising Goats.
Vests, Parts. Blousess, busters, Overalls &C.:
which Twill sell as cheap as the cheapest.
am also prep red to manufacture to or
der; totwarrant It's in the latest style and
on short notice. After ten years' residence
n DEBORAH. no vouchers are needed to as
.ssc the Public Of my capacity to do superb
u ,~or. nd dea! honestly with my ps'rons
Ian. j. 1855 = DTFFtN
, 1866-12-11

ho hed prepared 70; h.E, a fa.u,:hed house. ee:;
ihc maiket cor]d s1ord. ErrrJihfa. that himself
and family eonfd offer VAS eucnd-d. In Bombay
u wss impossible for the Captain and hI4 OIL ers
70 .esept etald of he is.ltaticus ;hey .eeciv-
In fact, csp,A:n G. s%fs the advent Of the Shen-
nndoa tn all TIC As,ailc ports :hey hare visited,
to h. 9aaeer. and hinn.elt, y eivi! and mlI!4Ty
showing OF our fag In 10 many places nay pro4o
R!oo1aolo aud beneficial % tho country *ud
and ealutes have BEEN exchanged
ath the authorities At al the po1A he vIaited, and
al OFF couEtry's representative abroad ha7l
vl-lted t { ship and been received w1ta the cr.:1
na.J talntea. II waA Intended for the Sheaau-
doah to Leave for Calcutta the e,h OF Novem5es,
in obedience to previous Instructions.
Information lrceived from T1poli, to October
ii, reports the ATEIsat OF The Un1Ied States cor
vette .ieondetogs. comuande1 steedman Oc.o.
Yer 1esh, from Ale1and,la. All we'll. The Unl,ce
Slater Consul at ipo1l requested 1t II be dee eued
sasis.b!s: a.t !'oEt saonld b. visited At
u these ~aterb. Tn The evening OF October 3ad,
the T1conderoga received l ciesn bill Of healh.
Dn the I'd, the Consul nsde an odlcIal Walt on
board and vas suitably received.
, 1866-12-11

erauoa o! the court
sA1EH ron sr1Ar1oAr rAssEsorns.
Secretary NeCu1loch haa Issued a clrculle to
inspectors Of steamooats, in reply to inquiries,
Of The aet Of July 2,, 1876, requiring that Ill par
p. 'fs'' ss B.'ps!'saii ssii ): sh'g s1ga,ppsa
10 Be enforced Il once, ard mast no. be deferred
n1tl the expiration Of III tr certificates oflcease.
sponalb1e than providing In the b ct possible
panner for the eatety Of human lives on AhIl-
Led ass Il g ILL., s T. ,sqi Ell
Visited with the fnll penalties Prescribed oy law.
GEAKR:I BL1IIR
to ii seon
uuIlEng The power Of the Executive. on the
eloEnd That e1eh action nonld unfasosa''y A5sct
the Nernb}lcAn party when a change occurred IN
the litFsvRHtt OF the Incumbent
HOLIDAY ADz0CnxNKSI.
i H. T. a1511t,esS I'd ~ conses Will adjourn for
The Hayf and Means Conullttee his not taken
my action on The Gold Bill yet
4 nEw GoyEnsxK1r 1oR TaE Dls1Ilcr or co1ux-
WARRINGTON. D. c.. December 10-It ts report
ed slas alter .be adoption b. Congress Of thr su'
fFnCe bil1 for this district The city chxstef will be
lakrn away and the CITY governed bJ a board Of
dent. There Commissiou~.t Hi a6sofb lie tune
G.sTsete.1- < long biii On 1,.e snejset H. been
prepared for presentation 70 Congress.
JET. DAVIS.
WAsurxaToH. Dceenbes 1o.--ft Is stated that
The President Will net ostcr the Eo!ease Of Je1.
Laws on parole, OF interf.re in my manner in biz
ca&e- NE. UaslA Will rem lin at Fortress Monroe
until arrangements can be made Tor his tslal Ia
the epripg.
COMMITTEE OF KQC1RT,
"AAuEGToH, December l0.-A committee ha:
hecn otde1rd to investigate The detcntioo Of the
Hon. c. Y. Culver Of PcnntJ1vania.
TIE FIr9IDEHy TO CoSaEKss
, 1866-12-11
FROM MADISON.

Cold Wcather-RnIlroud Bridge Dumaxed
by Iee-Fai1 tlowlng-Personal,
Especial Despatch 10 the Chicago 1fibune.l
AAnHos, December 10.
Winter has begun his Ice reign here vigorously
The thermometer was down to zero yesterday
and this morning, and tho ground vas frozen
stif. 1he lakes here sill remain open.
Ice in the Wlscons1a River WAS tuurtnc freely
yesterday, and lodging against te railroad bridge
1T Lone Rock. pressing agaiuat 1t With such fo,ca
~ 10 noss 1t partly from IL posiuon In some
IRON tue vest to-dAT. 1t II expected 10 be Ill
right tonight
man A. @tr1;nins n;l re- ont barefoot n dfAr!aT frtntns
proh4tly lo.e them.
farmers In different parts Of thl4 State ware
plowirg up to Friday, The 1th.
Governor Fa1tch,ld and other State officers hare
returned, having completed their tour Of v,sitzton
to The SiaIe pst1tptpnk.
, 1866-12-11


,be sst.,,tn.,,no ~, w. 1ta..,.
nised fhst - oi ~. ~ lincoln. 1nd that he r.
gntasmaa Ell! aa. took n.wswxpe1 from his
and ne sT+nr3s.a rd IN eSoant q ns oeeufreaos
i9, = nnaioF ais own hame, In
"scalSy isit On sunday night.
oe selsse !iA = ton& eonEesrauon held With n:
~. Aenmoh1. ana eatd. ION hA.a tol!
,sn,. Eta 3 IL ssosy: nov ttr what Tust e.n gear
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mn, tird .,1na.r ds y ~ w ~ M ,harc
wouSd nrah.h1a no aSiro;, u Gs Gnna'' enefc
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Is al!ovei, I'd 1eqnerts lin to seeS ,n!olmstion
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, 1866-12-11

War Records 4f Ilttnr1s and 5ewa-BFevc
a:omna1sat4na - A1ae1RNeue8 Of TAxAhle
Property.
Especial Despatch to the thlcaEo Trtbune-1
SrRtxor11D. December 10.
Ad}utant General Haynle. 0! this state, received
to-day fstm Adjrtant General Baker. Of Iowa, dve
volumes oi biz report eoyerinF 4,9a pa1es roya
soctaso, snd embod51nS the complete military his
Tory OF the State during the rebellion: with The
d,e,a. General Hayuie i,1orma me tha: I similar
lt.toE5 Of Illinois l. In thape fur pablca;lon In
IL ottce, End that no,hfuR - lacking 10 give to
lh 60 lc ol Tho et1te the glorious record OF her
u b. deeds d:1ink ttr rebellion, but tho neecs
eary les1el zion vi ic1 ts IN Be hoped will soon
chsIaetcr h.. b. En- complied AID e1rcnla,ed IN
little 1'hoec lslA1 d. Why thonEd Illinois, whose
glory exceeds anY Of the STILES. BE- without rini
lar 1teoFd2
heves commissions hare been forwarded trom