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H U N G A R Y.

"vast Sums" of Money Expended by the King.
PEsrH June IL. 1857.
The Emperor Francis Joseph, now King Of Hungary,
has added to the 6cat Of his coronation by distributing
vast sums Of money among the poor, and by richly
endowng the various benevolent institutions Of this
city.
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{ N GL A N o !.

Convicted Fen1ans Received from Ireland
The United States in Chancery.
LONDON June ii, 1857.
All the Fcnian prisoners convicted of high treason
havo been transferred to England and placed in prison.
The chancery case Of United states McRae has
been decided in favor Of the latter
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PENNSYLVANIA ugmocsArc STATE CONVENTION.

PHTLApKfFTHA, juno II, ISbI.
The Democratic State Judicial Convention met to-day
al Harrisburg. u. BOYLE, OF Fsyette county, was
elected permanent chairman. George W. Sherwood
was nominated for Judge OF the Supreme Court.
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sTaBsIns AFFAIR At PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, June II, 1867
This afternoon while John Clskner, blacksmith, was
beating his wife, Fred Dmer, son OF the we'll known
brewer BY that namc, interered TO save the woman,
when Cekn or stabbed him, innct'ng wound which 10
thought 10 be mortal Clekner hM been arrested.
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Reception by the Lieutenant Governor nj
Manhattan CITY.

MANHATTAN tfTf, hhnfas,
100 Miles West OF Kansas City. June IL, 1867.
Senator wade's party arrived here tonight, and werc
received at the railroad depot by Lieutenant 6ovcrnor
Green, who, In brief speech highly complimentary 70
Mr. Wade extended the hospitates Of tho city to the
excursionsts. They voted unanimously 10 spend the
night here that they might city and the rest OF
this wonderful fertile country by DAYLIGHT
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SUICIDE AT GARDINER, MAINE.

. GARDINER, June III, 1867
= John Acksrncht OF Pennsylvania, an inmate OF the
United states Military Asylum al Toeus committed sui
eide on saturday last by taking laudanum.
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Dr. Won Ei-enberg's 4Estheticc- Neurnigic-
onThc wonder Of the the OF all diseases OF the
Eye Ear Throat, Catarrh and Asthma Once 15i FIFTH
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Hest Ink II Sta fTord's Combined Writing and
Copying Fluid. Best Mucilage IL STICKWELL d co. 3.
Sold eyervWhere.
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THE EASTERN QUESTION.

The Sovereignty of Egypt Decreed by the
Sultan.
LONDON June IL, 1867.
despatch from Constantinople reports that the
Sublime Porte has issued flrman creating Egypt a
separate sovereignty.
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Departure of the Gear Alex.
ander from Paris.
Money Expenditures OF the
King of Hungary.
Turkey Acknowledges the Separate
Sovereignty Of Egypt.
THE CONGREGATION OF sovEREIcNs.

Departure Of the Czar from Paris.
PARIS, juno H. 1867
His Imperial Majesty the Gar of Russia left Paris
to-day for Germany.
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Whifc Wifnessrs.

White Witnesses.
The mouth Of man who purihes his teeth with sozO-
DON'T - witness box. and every time he opens II
rows Of cleaning witnesses testify to its beauyng proper
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Elliptic LcckstiIch sewing iIachines.,,- ,-
First premiums, 1895 5B Brosdwsy 'ysH ioot' vouA
tension adj feed.
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DIR. ID, .Jnyne,s Aguc Miytnre Cares
promptly aud thoroughly Fever and Ague Intermittent aud
Remiltent Fever. Give u a trial. sold eyerywhere.
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Americas fWalthnml Watches.
% 1t believed that Wnltham watch II worth double the
price many OF imported watches Scensdo Amer-
can. For sale by all Arst GLASS dealers.
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postal agents az those pors to receive distribute de-
liver aud despatch correspondence conveyed by the
new line OF United States mail steam packets between
San Francisco and China, via Kanagawa, japan. Neeo
tiatons also in progress with the Colo
NAL Post Office at Hong Kong, China. and
with the British Post Department at Lon
don, having for thcir object the establishment OF
duced OF POSTAGE the correspondence conveyed
by tho United states packets between this country and
Hong Kong and the dependent Chinese ports and also
upon the correspondence and from ports the East
India service with mails by tho British contract packet
from Hong Kong.
suits Growing out Of shcfman's Cotton Cap.
ture.
Ninety-thrce suits were commenced to-day by the
claimants OF the Savannah cotton, alleged to have been
captured by General sherman and sold In the city Of
New York. The claims amount to about - 00o 900 in
gold and the suits are authorized by recent Of
Congress.
Circular to the Collector Of the Port Of New
York.
The following circular has been addressed by the
Treasury Department TO Collector smythe:-
sR-The Department is informed that importations Of
certain OF merchandise are permitted to be
removed By importers owners 10 places remote from
your port before examination and appraisement. II
such is the fact the practice should be discontinued
quires that mportations Of merchandise be exam.
ined and appraised at the FIRST port of entry and
It's provision beings imperative on collectors they
can not be departed from without special authority
from this Department. II Is also desirable that the
minalon sbalakc place, az required by article s2 Of
the Treasury Regulations OF 1857, at the public store
IL too bulky at the wharf, in . bonded warehouse
whenever is practicable TO DO Circumstances may
arse however wherein 1t might become necessary
expedont In order TO properly ascertain the dutabis
value OF certain descriptions OF merchandise, such
fine or heavy machinery, that such merchandise
DO removed from the wharf or landing 10
! somo convenient point or place, where the
packages may be opened without risk Of injury and
the machinery arranged for the purpose Of such exami
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Mi--i-qnol SPRING, Water Care. Csnsss.
and al diseases Of the Kidneys For sale % drug
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rhe Riae in the knyx I,ixer.
xnvv River n

LAwRExcE, Kansas, June III. 1867
The Kaw river has risen fourteen feet In twenty fou
hours owing the heavy rains the Republican Fork
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A Rogue May be known by His Face. .-aee
New Physognomy Signs Of Characer-As manifested
through temperament and external forms, with u0 Illus
traons. One volume muslin. 50: heavy calf IS; Turkey
morocco, gilt $40. FOWLER WELLS. 3S9 Broadway.
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Tpe REMAINS or EX-GOVERNOR CLAIBORNE JACKSON. Of
MISSOURI
MEMPHIS, June II, IS

Tho steamer Enterprise passed up the river this
morning with the remains of Ex-Governor Claiborne
jackson, OF Missouri They will be taken TO Saline
county, Missouri for nterment
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or the Heads which Are 90 Be Pmt Tos.thev
IN the state IL noticeable fact that thoso
most Indicative brains fitted with Hats furnished By
KNOX OF No 2l7 Broadway corner Of Fulton street. and
No IA Broadwsy the Prescott House. The Hattera
] ia nc styles ncompsrsbiy elegant.
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DIR. Kcnncdy's Dtarrh~n CcrdIai;-Onc ,,s Bot.
tie viii family In sickness IA health shoua
have bottle of Il: every traveller by land or b wsssr
should have a bottle of II. For sale ny DEhAs bARNbS
4 CO. N PARK row and y @ WELLS Co, 1856 Fulton
street NJ " at retail BY all druggists: prce 81.
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SAW YOUR ADVERTISEMENT
concerning HOrF'S MALT EXTRACT beverage Of Health,
and mentioned DR. Dennison that thought of ORDER
ing Malt Extract trial he said by amcsns3do
for have recommended II to several. ,
HENRY q. THORP. Fairfield, Conn.
TO HoGs Malt Extract Depot 5sa Broadway, New York-
Enclosed please lind S for which send imm ediAelY
dozen HOFFS MALT EXTRACT, az l arm nearly oue
and have got like very much, and think IL the bese
beverage ever had.
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The Continental Bourses.
FRANKFORT, June 11-EveniDg.
Unlted States bonds closed at Tx.
The Liverpool Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, June l1-Noon.
Cotton duh; estimated sales to day 1000 bales Mid
ding uplands, uAd.; middling Orleans, 1l,sd
LIVERPOOL, June ll-2 P. NJ
Costoa dull and unchanged
LwERPooI, June 11-Evening.
Cotton dull. Sales to-day 5000 bales Midding up
lands, 11xd; middng Orleans, 11xd
Trade Report.
Tue advices from Manchester are unfavorable.
Livcrpool Breadslaas Market.
LvERPooL, June 1l-Noon.
Corn. ssc california wheat lss 3D., Barley, a. 3d.
'Osss %. I'd. Peas, S9a Cd.
= LIVERPOOL, June l1-2P. NJ.
In tbe bresdstuffs MARKET has declined 3D. since
noeu aud Is now quiet at s5s 3D. peas have declined
ed and the price now is sss :
Lrvsspoor, June l1-Evening.
Corn. s5s 3D. California wheat. l3s 50. Barley,
a ID Oats 80. Cd. Peas, Ssss Red wheat-nons in
market and prices nominal.
LIvcrpoolu Provisions Market.
LrvERPooL, June 1l-Noon.
Lard, 5os pork, 7ss; beef, 1925 3D.; bacon, 4os. ;
LIVERPOOL, June 11-2P.M NJ.
The provisions and produce markets are without
change.
LIVERPOOL June 11-Evening
Provisions generally unchanged. Pork 77s 3D. beef
l32A Cd lard, SOS. bacon, 40s. cheese. 66s
Liverpool Produce Market.
LIVERPOOL, June 11-Noon.
Spirits petroleum. 3d.; refined IL. Id pot ashes 31s
common rosn. la fine, l2s spirits turpentine, sSs
tallow, asa Cd. clover seed, 42s.
LIVERPOOL, June l1-Evening.
Pstroleum-Spirits, Cd. refined Ia. Id. Pot ashes,
Sis. Rosn-Common 7s. fine, 12s. Spirits OF tur-
pentine, 33s. Tallow, ass 3D. Clover seed AIS.
London Markets.
LONDON, June 11-Noon.
No IL Dutch standard sugar, 25s. Scotch pig iron,
53s Cd. Calcutta nseed. 64s Linseed cakes, 60 15s
Linseed OIL E42.
LONDON, June H. P. NJ
There are no changes TO note in the markets since
noon.
LONDON, June 11-Evening.
No 10 Dutch standard sugar, 25s. Scotch pig iron,
53s Cd. Calcutta Linseed Ga Lnseed cakes, 80 los
Linseed oil, s42
Antwerp Petroleum Market.
AxTwERr June l1-Evening.
Refined petroleum was quoted to-day 40 francs per
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rpy s.tcses.oficnisi 8: Ercelsior out on FOULS
ort.,taI a, Excelsior, Out bssesOriental t2 Ex
eeisior, H. Passed ba.-orisn,s Escelsior. Home
~ puier L. Total Time OF same-Twc hours aud nifty
rninutes scorers-Messrs. Boyco aud crahau Vmots-
Mr. NApe Of tho FulloA
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&c all styles; good work and Broadway expenses
profits. TUFTS Repository. ~ Cedar street.
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An Agreeable and M ost Desirable ImprOye-
ment has recently been perfected in CHEvALrERs Lffn
FOR THE HAIR Il positively restores grey hair 70 ~
original color aud youthful beauty mpar,s Ifs growth md
Sold by all druggists fancy goods dealers and fashions
able hair dresscrs The trade supplied BY the Wholesale
druggists SARAH A. CHEvALlER, N. D.,
n Hrna dwnv
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Mosquito Canopic-. Ring.. &c.-Aii the diff
'e'sn' 's'e' ""a 80 ~ KEirY's. t7 Broadway. a
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The match game Of basc ball at Amherst to-day, be-
tween the Dartmouth and Amherst College clubs was
won by tho former by score OF thirty 70 twenydour
runs.
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q Novelty.
just received, large invoice Of GENTS NEW PATENT
CORK HATS for summer light, conductors
OF heat stylish and desirable Ia all shapes, 10 suit the
venience.
JOHN UNDERHILL, Halter.
$50 Broadway and 1856 Fulton street. Principal Agent
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DR.. NJ. verGnc's Eicctro-Chernicai Baths,
aud last Eleventh street Certain for all nervous
affections aud for chronic diseases.
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S HIPPINo NE w 5.
PORT or NEW Yoag. JUNE d. 1857.


Steamship Fab Kee Sterling st Jago de Cuba May 81.
I'D Nueyit June with and 81 passengers 70 Way
de 20 % nst OIL Nueyas passed schr Lewis Clark,
"a Bangor going llh. on Barnega the wreck Of
brig Bessie York (Brl with above water-beore
ported
Barry Palas DAM, Ebsen. Newcastle 56 days. with coal
to o0rder Had heavy westerly winds the passage
Agresta.
Brig Francsgueta tsp) Call Vera Cruz g days. in bal.
last, 10 order
Brig A Benson (Br) Mills Cow Bay, 10 days with eosf,
70 = W hitnes Co. Sailed in company with schr n b
folsom Tor savannah June lat 3 lon s. 49, spoke shp
brltish queen, from Liverpool for Philadelphia.
Schr Bllow Brl Fougere Gace Bay ID days coal,
TO h y Small & Go.
REruRSED Gratta strout hence FOR AspinwaIi bth
INST On the 9Th, in heavy gale from Me- shifted cargo
badly strained.
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W. NJ. OGILvIE, Montreal. Canads.

HOFF's MALT EXTRACT acted like "a charm In ny
case, hemorrhage OF the lungs, U. g. BROWN.
Olean, Cattarausus county, n. r. s.
Price IS per Dozen per single Sold -
druggsts' and grocers'.
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Foreign PARTS.

NuEvrAs, June SIN port barks Rosamond Pickett for
Nfork ,dg; sir q seymour Watington Eva Fisk Emc-
ry, and q Paint for do do brigs ~ Kennedy LYON and
yaenca % small for DO June5 Alfaraa, Amer for do;
do, schr Alcora, Talbot for do do
ST JAGo May 3lIn port barks Ansaell tBr) Lee, for
New YORK lds; LYDIA Cole Sampson for do do Luisa
Struve SBreml Wcydman, for do do Anne ugusta Davis
from rhale'pha brig senori,a Linden, from Baltimore.
American Ports.
CHARLESTON. June li-Arryed brics Anna Cana
Wanata do.
PHILADELPHIA, June li--Arrived, shin Moboneos
London, brig Randolph (Br) Fajardo Pr
For Oher Shipping Neps Sec Ninth Page
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Royal Havana l.esseSy. Prizes Paid y
gold Information furnished The highest rstss pad -
Doup'oon: ,rd =, kinds % q oS,a and Size xr
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T,hcuu,nsIsm.-5,OOO Cures since July, S60>
made by DR.. FfTLERs VEGETABLE RHEGMAfiC
REMEDY Used inwardly New York agents. DsmAs
barncs ( Co, Wells. Hemboid. codiington,
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Fireworks, nj - Maiden Lane.
JOSEPH y. PWKDf'S
Twenty fourth annual sale The length OF time estabished
a guaranty for assortment, quality and price.
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To Fan,i,Ies.-AiI Kthds OF Burnctls, sngrsI Pr
rior fsyor,ng Ertrsc.s are t ssle h ASKss ffin
Avenue Hotel. Also by many other dealers - y, ~
Propretors 592 Brosdway, Metropolitan Hoe pn"'"s'
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A,..Fcr Breyn Di:ccIerasisss, called NIssl
pared by DR. PERRY ~ Bond street. Sold BY all druess
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5000 PisSSs5uro NETS AND LAcEs
ru.s.ls Al KgLIY'S. No. AI BrosdwA,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
The London Money Market.
LONDON June l1-Noon

The London Money Market.
LONDON, June l1-Noon.
OVu5Oib IOI mOuoyss... S4tA
United States fve-twenty bonds ds...............73 .73
Erie railway shares. .40L
Illinois Central railway shares es................79
LONDON, June 11-2P. NJ
Consols have advanced x since noon, and are now
quoted at OAK.
Illinois Central shares have advanced u, and the quo
tation Is 79H.
Erie Railway shares have advanced u, and are now
quoted at IL. .s- .-.
No change has occurred in the price Of United States
dvetwsntiss since the noon report
LONDON, June 1-Evening.
Consos for money Observation-Disclosures OAK
United States fve-twenty bonds. ..............7 70
Illinois Central Railway shares res............. 7SN
Erie Railway shares. 40L
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Curtains "A Specially mt
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Vemovnt.-Wh heeIer & Wilson's sewing Ma.
chimes ior sale or % let Broadway corner rwsn-
Az. .slxth street SIX Cotton Needles Soap OH &C Opc
iofs families .. r. Ellis formerly 19 Broad.
way cor ner Twenty second street.
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KALDENBERG'S new Mcerschaum Store and Factory u
the great attraction. Repairing boiling &c. Aso Nos
and John street and % Wall street.
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NAUGATUCK RAILROAD On sEd af1eI " Thursday Dec. 27th, 18t6, Trains siil run as follows:
 GOING NoRru.- Leave Bridgeport. .--1O.16 A For Winsted, connecting with the & 0O l Train from New York and with the 10. UG 2 from New Haven, and connecting at Nato,h.. ry with Train to and from Hartford
 1l.O5 A. A. Freight Train for Winstei.
 5.2O P. M. For Winsted. connecting with th 3.oC P. M. Train from New York, and IL, 500 P. M: Train from New Haven and Wat.; bury with Train from Hartford
 LeaUe Waterbury for he Norh h.-l2. 03 F A. Train for Winsted
 255 P. a. Freight Train for Winstetl
 7.08 P. H. For Winsted.
 GOING SOUTu.-Leare WInstal RI Freight Train for Bridgeport
 $40 A. M. For Bridgeport New York ~ New Haven, connecting at Waterhar, vi, train for Hartford
 2.l0P. NJ. For Bridgeport. New Yoit ,, New Haven, connecting at Waterhnr, >.,,: train for Haltford
 Leaye Tater6ery for Me Scwa o.l6 A. A.For Bridgeport, New York and Nc. Haven.
 s.35 A. M. Freight Train for Brdgepo,,
 3.45p. Nj. For Bridgeport. New York ana New Haven,
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to conner, :.
 
 Winsted. and returns on the arrival of H. 1915 A. M. Train from Bridgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford Otis, Co,e brook. Darlington. SanGisfeld, arrives l., connect with the 2.I0P P. M Train down iron, Wlnsted' and rXturns on the arrival of tbc lO:i5 A. Nj. Tlain up from Bridgeport 1 The Stage for LitchfeId leaves Litcbfe!g Station on arrival of the 1915 A. M and 5. 70 P: M. Trains from Bridgeport. The Stage fol Harwinton leaves Litchfeld Station on the arrival of the 10 Is A. M Train from Bridge l port.
 1 Stage leaves Waterbury for Wa.ertown daily and for Bethiem and Morris on Tuesdays, l Thursdays and Saturdays; and tor MiGdlebnly on Mondays and Frida,s and Wooobury on l Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays on ar rival of the 10 l5 A. M Train up from Bridgeport 1 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville a.: the arrival ofthe !O.15 A M. Train from Bridge port. on tuesday,, Thursdays and Saturdays Discount of 5 cents made to Passengers purchasing Tickets at the Office.
 C. WATERBURY, Superint'ct l Bridgeport, Dec. -, 18cG If
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-20
RTTUALIsM-A PARDONABLE MISTAKE

hITUALISM-a 1ARDONABLE MISTAKE. - An English paper prints the following:- A story, which forms commentary up- on Protestant ritualism from a point not generally thought of, has been told us dur ing the last week We give it without vouching for its truth, but simply for what it is worth. An Irish laborer, who had on ly recently found his way to London. want ed to go to his Easter duties, and hap pened to stumble upon a church of the rit- ualist persuasion. He entered it and ask ed to see priest. A benevolent looking gentleman stepped forward, and announ- ced himself as one of that profession
 "Are you Catholic priest?" asked the Irishman. '' l am, was the reply. ''Then want to go to confession,' said the man. By all means" said the clergyman, and Patrick was shown into the vestry, where he made his confession, and obtained abso- lution. Coming away from the church, he met a fellow-countryman, and entered into conversation with him, stating his wonder that the priests in England were not the same as those in the county of Clare, and that the one to whom he had been to confession, had no confessional, but heard his penitent in the vestry, and, moreover, gave him absolution in English The other Irishman was not little sur prised at all this, and made the new arri- val show him the church to which he had been. This was done, and Pat, to his horror, discovered that he had been to con- fession to Protestant His rage was un- bounded; but having a holy fear of the police before his eyes, he did not proceed, as he at first intended, to assault the soi-di- sam priest, but went to consult an attor- ney whether he could not have the law of the parson for obtaining his confession under false pretences' What the legal opinion on this important subject may be, we have not yet heard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-06-20
MRS WHEELER Stuneham. Mass

l very confidently aha earnestly recom mend Dr. J. w. Poland Humor Doctor as an excel lent remedy for Humors, having been won dertully benefited by it myself. My own case was very severe and obstinate enc. For more than two years the skin upon the inside of both my .hands, and even down on the wrist, was constantly cracked and broken up, so that was unable to use my hands in any kind of wet work, and was obliged to wear gloves in sewing to avoid getting blood upon my work. The humor which so afflicted me was probably com bination of Erysipelas and Salt Kheum. My general health was quite poor. Soon after began to use the Humoy Doctor, could perceive signs Of healing. I continued to take the medicine till was fl : nally cured. My hands are now perfectly free from humcrs, and to all appearances my whole system is free from it. and has been for several months. l used eight bottles before felt safe to give it entirely up, but they cured me. HARRIET WHEELER
 Stoneham, Mass, July 5, 1856.