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FROM EUROPE.
Ref0rm-The Fenians. e.

EuIduS.
NEW YORK. Oct. H.-The steamer CITY OF
Baltimore, from Liverpool on the Sd INST, has
arrived.
The reform demonstration at the Crystal
Pslace on Septem Der 81 was grand failure.
The Reform League held a meeting at st.
James Hall on the LIST instant, aud adopted An
ADDRESS Of sympathy for Garibaldf
The anxiety in England relating to the
Fenfan movements, has been aggravated BY
several numerous assaults In Loudon, and
the Times urges the arming Of the police
Three Manchester Fenians were captured at
Liverpool af,er a s'out resistance
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THE ELECTIoNs.-Ths result in Ohio and
Peansylvania is definitely settled by the latest
returns. In the former State General Hayes,
The Republican Governor, is elected by about
three thousand votes. In Pennsylvania the
democrats elect their candidate for the Su.
prsme Bench by majority Of about fifteen
hundred. In both States the vote is short. In
Pennsylvania it will tall from eighty to one
hundred thousand votes below the aggregate
pollsd last year. In Ohio it is estimated tina
1t " i'll be forty thousand short
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THE RESULT In OHIO.
Hayes Certainly Elected Governor.
Especial Dispatch TO the Starl

CINCINNATI, Oct 14.-There is no lon ger any
doubt Of the result In Ohio for Governor. The
Gazette and Commercial, (Repubiican,) this
morning, agree that Gen. Hayes is certainly
elected by nearly three tn ,usand, and the
Enquiry (Democratic) comedies it by q less
majority. The Legislature is Democratic.
The party here are already counting on Hon
George II. Pendleton's election to the United
States Senate The Gdsetfe's tables to. day show
that the contest was very close ia many conn
majority OF two, and in one county there was
q tie,
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A GooD MISUNDERSTANDING the Iesisia-
I W nominations by the Repu blicans Of BaIti-
more IS that of q enerAl Adam X. King for San
alor. General King is well known IN this city
having been on the staff of Major Gen. Augur
commanding the Department Of Washington
The Wilmin gton (Del) Comm -Tcial says Of hiu
''He was wounded a'lMono lacy, and is most
admirable candidate"
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SOUTHERN RAILROAD INTEREsTs.-A mum.
her Of prominent southern railroad men are
here day to ask for an extension Of time in
which to pay for the rolling slock of their
road purchased from the Government The
extension Will probably be granted.
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TELEGRAAIS TO THE STAR.
THE IOWA ELECTION.

= THE IOWA ELECTION.
Merrill Republican Elected Governor By
Over 10000 Majority-The Demo Gratis
Claim a Gain Of 10000.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
CHICAGO, Oct. H.-The Times (Democratic.)
claims that the Democrats have gained 10, 900 in
lows, but comedies that Morrill, Rep aolican.)
is elected Governor by over 10000, and that
the Legislature is Republican by a decided
majority. but the Democrats claim the gain of
three State Senators.
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The SUB-JUDICIARY CoMMITTEE.-Ths Sub
! Judiciary Committee of the House of Repre-
sentatives met this N orning a. u o'clock, In
the comnittee room 1t the Oapitol-she follow
ing named members being present: Hon. Franz
cis Thomas, chairman, with Messrs. Boutwell,,
Lawrence, Churchill, and Marshall. Thi,
committee is charged with the duty Of inqur-
ing il the States of Delaware and Maryland
have republican forms of government, and
not repugnant to the Con stItution of the Uni.
ted States. No testimony was taken to. DAY
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IL The Aaericaa Journal Of Horticulture
By TIton & Co., OF Boston, seems to be abou.
as near perfection as artainable in the interes,
and value Of lis contents and the excellence
OF its print, paper, and illustrations. We i'd
wise our Horticultural readers by all means to
subscribe for ii.
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OUR AMERICAN COUSIN AT HoNE.-Chan-
fraa who does well everything he under
takes, sxcels in his portrayal OF such eccentric
characters as "Lord DundreaGy" and "Sam;
and play goers will this evening have an OPP
portunity Of seeing him in both, in ssOur
American Cous n at Home which Is 10 be
brought out At the National Theatre
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Brutal Murder.

HARTYORD, OF, Oct. IA brutal murder
occurred at Colchester late on Saturday nigh t.
Several Irishmen under the fiuence Of Ii
quor, killed John kiiday. His head was
pounded to a perfect Jelly with stouef ana
clubs. Daniel Sullivan, the supposed mur-
deref, escaped. 4cH 6 Ee fzG - H4 a-tsaf
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A OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES T.. R. 5. Candy
(cemma1der Of the second military distrct) and
staff. to-day meet Governors Orr and Worth
At Columbia, S. = i, for the purpose of consul
tatiOn. The order for an election Lnder the
reconstruction acts will be issued by Gen G.
upon his return to Charleston
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Death If Dr Ix..

NEW YOEK, Oct. N.-Dr. Silliman Ives died
here died here yesterday. He was at the head
OF the Catholic Protectory Asylum at West.
cbes'er Now York. He was q con vert from
Professionalism, having formerly been Eptsco-
pal Bishop Of North Oarolias. - - =,
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THE INDIANA ELECTION.
Large Republican Gains Claimed in the
Southern Tier Of Counties.

Especial Dispatch to the Start
INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 1.-THE returns from
the county elections in this State show large
Republican gains in the lower tier Of counties,
and considerable Democratic gains in the
northern counties, especially in the Fort
Wayne district. Official returns from the ten
counties on the Ohio river show a gain of
1880 for the Republicans. The Journal, claims
that tho result in the State will show decided
Republican gains.
The Democracy have issued their call for q
Delegate State Convention to meet here on the
9Th Of anuary.
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DISPOSAL OF PUBLIC LASDs.-Returns re.
ceived by the Commissioner OF the General
Once show an aggregate disposal OF 5.,5T7
acres OF the public lands during the month of
September last, at the local Office at Eau Claire,
Wisconsin. The greater portion of the land
was located with agricultural college scrip,
and the remainder taken under the homestead
law, sold for cash, and located with military
warrants ~.
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THR KENTUCKY CONGRESSMAN INQUIRY
The Congressional SUBJ committee on elections,
OF which Mr.. Scofieid, of Pennsylvania, is
chairman, to inquire into the loyalty Of the
Congressman elect from kentucky, arrived at
Lexington and commenced taking testimony
Saturday morning.
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~ John Stry ker, of Rome, ha. received the
democratic nomination for Congress in the
Twenty first district OF New York ia place Of
francis Herman, declined.
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SEIYES AND SIFTERS,
For sale by
oc ll,l4.l5 JOHN Il. ELyANS & co.
'I1O ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ISrER1ol

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
PENSION OFFICE. July 18th, 1856.
I. Application having been made under the act OF
June q, lSp, for the reissue Of the following de-
scribed Land w arrants, which are alleged to have
been lost Observation-Disclosures is hereby given
that at the date following the description of each
warrant, new certificate or warrant of like tenor
appear. JOS. II. BARRETT, Commissioner.
No. Al74 for 40 acres, issued under the act
March Sd 1855, in the name of James Nelson Rial,
minor child of Nelson Rial, deceased, and grant
ed August IS. 1886. October rs, 1867.
No. 81 $40, for LOO acres, issued under the act Of
March Sd, 1856. in the name of Leayitt Daniels,
and granted March q. 1861. October IS, 1857.
No .. 500. for 50 acres, issued under the act of
March 1856, in the name of Mary NJ, widow Of
George PuffeDberger. and Was granted April 1,
1876. November ., 1867.
No 46,3l5, for leo acres, issued under the act OF
March 3, 1856, in the name of Robert G. FaAnih,
and was granted October as 1885, November Is,
No 39,27S. for 40 acres, issued under the act of
March 1855, in the name Lettice, widow of Elijah
B. Hill. and was granted December "a, 1855. Decem
Der IL. 1857 r47.se.
March 3, 1855. in the name of Anna w. Powell
granted June Is. 1880. December IA, lB5,.
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Nsw YORK. Oct. H.-Oottoa doll: nsiddling
western 10 cents better; southern artuer.
Wheat iae cents tower. Corn heavy. G Oats
dail and declining. Beef quiet PORK dull
aud heavy; Mess S2240. Lara quiet 1T t4ai4 &
Wbiskey quiet. Ashes dull. Turpenttne duh
at 81 cents. Rcsin quiet. Freights advancIng.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS.

Disastrous Break IN the Leyrc-Conyen-
tion called in Louisiana-The yellow
Fever Abatins.
Especial Dispatch to the Start
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. Ia "A break IN the leyes
on the Mississippi, three days ago, eighteen
miles above this city, is doing great dam age,
and some tear Is expressed that the country
" II be inundated for miles around.
Returns to Gen. Mower S Headquarters show
that State con yentlon ia called by more than
100 majority in LOUISIANA. The returns are
nearly In.
The yellow fever is abatiug. The weather
is Cooler.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO X aILRoAD-A cor
respondent OF the Staunton Valley Nirginian
wiring from Connection, West Virginia, (on the
line OF the Chesapeake and Ohio raiiroad,l
states that coal there is eighty four cents per
ten and flour sixteen dollars per barrel; while
in Stanton it takes barrel OF -four to pay for
q ton of coal
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Gn. SlcKLEe.-"Data" says: s.ien. Sickles
court Of inquiry will not be granted. Its ar.
gssd that he has already had his hearing in
tbs mode selected by himself, by the pubIica.
ton or his correspondence with Gen Grant
and his own expose Of facts as be understood
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- Sever national nags taken by the rebsl
Norts Pacific Ocean were sold at auction ia
Nsv York Saturday BY order Of the United
tsiates agent These Gags are the last OF the
memorable property found on board the privs.
tssr vhen sAs came into possession OF the gov.
errNent. - laH or sf-.l- : Esf 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-14

SECRETARY OF WAE.-F'rank z. Blair, Jr.
is still the most prominent candidate for the
War Department portfolio, and it is said he
W ill shortly be appointed
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THE MARYLAND lnsTiTUTE FAIH. The
tventeth snnuai exhibition OF the Maryland
Institute Will be thrown open 10 the pabitc to.
morrow evening. and tt is expected Il Will b.
one OF the most attractive affairs Of the kind
that has taken place Tor many years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-10-14

TEB WHITE HoUsE-A number of visitors
were at the Executive Mansion to-day. nearly
all Of whom had an interview with the Pres.
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Cabinet r Reconstruction in Boston

The Journal to-day has Information indi-
eating that after Novembe 7, the Cabinet may
be reconstructed as follows Secretary Of
State, Reverdy Johnson; Secretary of Treasury =,
Erastus Corning; Postmaster General, WD-
liam s. Groesbeck. OF Ohio; Secretary Of War,
Frank =. Blair. Jr., of Mo.
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Conservative H eioicinss in St. Louis.
Especial Dispatch to the Starl
ST. LOUIS. Oct I3.-The Conser natives held
q mass meeting here last n gnt to celebrate the
Democratic victories.
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To BB HUNs.-Neal Deyeney, convicted in
Luzer le county. Pa, for the murder Of his
VILE, is to he hung on Tuesday. the 18th No
yemb'r Lena Miller. convicted in CIearfield
county. Pa for poisoning her husband. will
b. executed on We Inesday, the 18Th OF No
yembeT. ...
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Gen. Pope Summoned to Washington.
Especial Dispatch to the STAR
MONTGOMERY, ALA, Oct. 1i-It is under.
s'ood here that Gen. Pope has been summoned
to Washington, and will leave Atlanta tn
week.
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Shipwreck und Less az Lite.

CAsr1NH, NE, Oct. IA Oastine fishing
veseel has been wrecked on the coast OF New
Brunswick Captain sylvester ana crew of
the men leave families " f'H ~
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PATENTS the Commissioner of Patents has
1ss led certificates for two hundred and thir-
teen patents for the week ending October 2lst,
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THE SYNOD OF TIE 4ERNAN RRyoexRp
CHUkcH.-The Synod OF the German Re.
formed Church meets IN Baltimore on Wednes
day next At the Third Church Rev, M
Foulk's, corner OF Paca and Saratoga streets
Ii IL expected that there will be a large number
OF ministers present, and rs the Question on
the adoption Of the revised liturgy will come
before the body. an exciting session Is looked
p
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~ The registration OF voters for the Novem-
Der election in New York begins on Tuesday
next
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Murder Of a Divorced Woman by her for
.-.-. -. -...rz-r nef Husband.

.e- -. ra.,r.-r boa neF Husband.
Il CANTON, Ohio, Oct. k.-On Sunday in the
German Reform Church, Ferdinand Hoffman,
recently discharged from the peni tentiary, APP
preached young woman named Caroline
Jsst, who was some tins since divorced from
him, and demanded kiss, and while she was
in the act OF comply ing, he drew large butcher
knife and plunged it into her person several
times, infiieting fatal wounds The desperate
upon being arrested, wss, with great difi GUILTY
saved from summary execution by the enrsged
pOpulace. az ~ = =, :
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~ From Shiliington, Odeon Building, we
have Madame Demorest's Mirror Of Fashions
for November.
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RULES, .verYAHp noxw tso,,.s =;
For sale BY .r.7E ssaa14
&C H,Ia,H JOHN x. ELyANS & co.
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FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND La
DIES' REST AERANT

2i6 Penn. ave. between 18th and 18th SITS.
, The above we'll known establishment having
been renovated and htted up in the most recherche
manner. Is now open to the public, where ladies
and gent emen may be assured thar all the delica-
ces OF the season Will be served up in style to suit
the most fastidious
Wedding Parties, Dinners and Receptions fur
nlshed al the shortest notice and on the most rea-
sonabie terms.
7-3n JOSEPH RI SHAEEIEID
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Government securities.
WASHINGTON, Oct. IA, ls67.-Jay Cooke &
Co. furnish the following quotations Of Gsv-
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'. W. s E LBY CO.,
NO. 323 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
Will open on MONDAY, sOth inst l case-l2 doz.
BALMORAL SKIRTS,
Which they will sell at 81, worth 81.
just received, case-60 pair
ALL WOOL 1Ok BLANKETS,
Which We are Offering at 81 so, worth So.
J. W. SELBY CO., =
1913 Pennsylvania avenue.
JUST RECEIVED, ! cass-Soo yards
SHAKERS FLANNELS,
To be sold at As cents, worth 62k cents
Also, Q lot of
LINEN TOWELS,
At 25 cents, very cheap.
J. W. SELBY CO.,
323 Pennsylvania avenue.
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WILTON j. SAFFOLD,
formerly Of MONTGOMERY, Alabama,l
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR-AT-LAw
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Office No. 42s Street, Opposite the City Ha''
Will practice in the Supreme Court of the Uni
States, Court Of Claims, and the Courts of the Dr.
trict of Columbia.
Claims and Department business will receive
prompt Attention. selS-tf
r AIDES PLEASE READ THIS.-WILLIAM
II PRINCE, 439 9th street. has about six hun
dred (600) well made stamps Of elegant designs for
whole or part, and teach the buyer the Compost.
ton, furnish Cushions and Brushes, and explain
how to use them, gratis. Being part of duplicate
set lately used in Baltimore any lady wishing to
engage in this profitable business and having !
small capital should call at once. je 8 4
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sNEA AND COUNTER SCALES,

fFEA AND COUNTER SCALES,
oc mla,n u '- JOHN r. ELyANs z CO.
DOTOMAO FAMuI eHAD Roe, PLckIe4 A.
is optcod. (in kits n W. BURCHELL
uJO Corner lttA an1 strseess
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.snsxs. IN STAG 81 E=Slw-
Forced TO- grow upon the smoot hest fec4 In from

Forced to grow upon The smoot 6est klce In from
three to five weeks by using DR. .EEvIGNE'S 3 Is
full discovery in modern science. acting upon ths
Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous man.
Londen with the most Hstterfns success. Nsmss
Of az purchasers yiil be resstsred, and If entire
money viii be cheesf1lly refunded: Price by mail,
sealed and postpsid "a DsscrPnye circglaf, 80
SHUTS 4 CO., Chenists, No. ass River street,
Troy, Nsv York. Bels asents for the aUn,tsa
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PERSONAL.

NAnTICE All psrssns having claims against
~ aance due from the United States to Ed
WAkD Is. NARktS, late first class fireman,
United States Navy, d2ceas ed, are hereby notified
j. W. Tabor. Fourth Auditor within four %
STEPHEN J. W TABOR,
Fourth Auditor.
OCTOBER s, 1857 oc l4-3t
THE GENTLEMAN, with one arm, on horse
back. that was seen to pick up bundle con-
tanning Zephyr Shawl and some knitting work,
oHGF eery Hill and re-
ceive the thanks OF the owner. &C ll3t-
CONSULT DR. LEON,
ALL ACUTE AND CHRONIC DISEASES Tin
both seXes) cured in the shortest time possible.
Erupens on the face and all skin and ner
Rooms private. No cure no pay. oc S-6t-
FQUAL TO MY HUSBAND.
Well, George, want to get my hair dressed
Hum Fanny that costs so much
in Barber shop. See Madame Demonseos's prices f
Long hair, ,,, 50 shampooing short hair, 50
Flower ,Curls, geo and dressing it, LOO
On hand, large assortment of Perfumery, Long
h Hair Ct every extra color B1aids cprs lHFsI
GEOT 8 HUMAN HAIR STORE, as Penn av.,
bet. 10th and 18th sts., south side. Sc 2s6m
ROCTOR sCHUMAN. OF BALTIMORE, may
~ be e.nlted daily by Ladies ;,ss and Gentlemen
physician, at his Office, 499 It'll street, between D
and + Washington. D. c. My celebrated PER
SIAN LIQUID sent to any address.
Letters must contain a stamp Sc Ilm'
HATS RENEWED.-sILK hats REFINISH
sHAPE; at n, ttNNfSGhAMs HAT FAC
TORY. No 346k 7th ST., bet. and X. slS-eolm
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The large and elegant Dining Rooms northwest
corner of sixth street aud Pennsylvania avenue
worldwide in reputation as Bubant's Dining
reftted, regardless of expense.
The proprietor takes this method to inform his
friends, patrons and the public generally that he
will REOPEN his saloon on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, the 18th instant. and will be happy to receive
his friends at that time. -..
&C l4.tf GEORGE G. DUBANT
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RE OPENING
DUBANT'S OLD ESTABLISHED RESTAU-
RANT.
DUBANT'S DINING ROOMS.
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Nc WORkINGMEN'S ASSEMBLY. Uelg-
W. gates to the WORKINGMEN'S ASSEM-
81 ar earnestly requested to b. punctual in at
tendance in Council Chamber. City Hall at eight
O'Clock WEDNESDAY EVENING, October l6
The election of officers and the appointment of an
eI cutive committee will take place
1t LANES IL REED Re- Soc
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WANTED-New and Cast off CLOTHING, old
w GOLD and SILVER, any other article Of
value. at the old established Merchant Pawnbro-
ker's Store of 3 FULTON Co, 502 eth street,
SINGERS SEWING MACHINE. DEEPLY
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EDUCATIONAL.

% OCK HILL COLLEGE.
H ELLICOTT CITY, MD.
Studies will be resumed in this Institution on
MONDAY September2. :
TERMS: ....r
Board Washing, and Tuition, $3.50; Entrance
fee. S5; Physician 3 fee, Sc. Music and Drawing
extra.
au 2g-5w BRO. BETTELIN, President
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0@AN ADJOURNED MEETING OF TIE
N Fourth Ward REPUBLICAN ASSOClA-
TON will be held at the Mission Church. on l.
street, between Fourth and Fifth THIS Monday
EVENING at -. o clock. general attendance
Is requested.
RAWEN Dr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07
s 100 $ T A R'S"
 CELEBRATED BUCKTH0RN SALVE.

0 v 3A 2 34 3C N 1RA I G, For Cuts, Burns, Bruises. Wounds, Boils, Can cers, Broken Breasts, Sore Nipples Bleeding Blind and Painful Piles Scrofulous, Putrid and Ill-conditioned Sores Ulcers. Glandular Swel lings, Eruptions. Cutaneous Affections, Ring worm, Itch, Corns Bnnions, Chilblains, &c. Chapped Hands. Lips, &c. Bites of Spiders, Insects, Animals, Sc Sc.
 eg" Boxes, % cts 50 cts aud sl sizes Es- Sold by all Druggists everywhere fT And by HENRY R. CosTAR, Depot 4si
 Broadway, N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-07

AUGATUCK RAILROAD On and af,s, " Thursday Dec. 27th, 1866, Trains will rnn as follows: lI. run
 doINa NORTH. -Lsave Bridgeport. t.-1O.15 For Wlnsted, connecting with the .OO i. araln rom Kew York ,and with the 10. .OOA |. rom New Haven, and connecting at WaterLu y With Train to and from Hartford
 !l.O5 A. N. Freight Train for Winsted. 6.2OP. N. For Winsted. connectin9 'S;th q, o.OC P. N. Train from New York and th. o.VVP P. N: Train from New Haven. and Wat.,' pury with Train from Hartford.
 n Leaee WateTsary for the North.-12Os N Train for Winsted -"' A'
 265P. N. Freight Train for Winsted
 7.OS F. N. For Winsted.
 aoiSa oourH'-Leave Wfsstsd.-5.sO A. Freight Train for Bridgeport. A' ] $40 A. NJ. For Bridgeport New vou, New Haven,- connecting at Waterh,'n, .aS Ioo trainfor Hartford. "th
 Z.lO P. N. For Bridgeport. New YorL New Haven, connecting at Waterbnrv v;'t train for Hartford. "''h
 LeaVe Waterbury tos tAe Soun
 SIG A M.For Bridgeport, New Yorl and N. Haven. "
 8.s5 A. M. Freight Train for Bridgeno,,
 S.46P. NJ. For Bridgeport. New Yori ..d New Haven. A ~""
 The Woodbury Stage arrives to connect n, Seymour with the GAO A. M. Train down from Winsted. and returns on the arrival of th. lo;l6 4. M. Train from Brldgeport.
 The Stage from New Hartford, Otis. Cole. aOns,. oaOoa, Burlington sandis6eld. arrives tO vUnnec. W; wNn the 2'lO P. NJ. Train down from Wlnsted, and returns on the arrival ot th.. lo1e AM. Train up from Bridgeport. The Stage for Litchheld leaves Litcb6.id Station on arrival of the 1915 A:x and k a0 P. N Trains from Bridgeport The Stage fo, Har"inton leaves Litchtield Station on the arrival of the 10 15A. M Train from Bridge port.
 Stage leaves Waterbury for Wa,ertown dail, ana an ria Idr BethIem and Morris on Tuesdays, Ihursaays and saturdays; and tor Middlebu,y on Mondays and Fridays, and Wooobury on Mondays. Fridays and Saturdays on ar rivs, of of the T, lo;l I. A. Nj Train up from Bridgeport.
 The Stage for Goshen leaves Wolcottville o, the arrival of the ,O.15A NJ. Train from Bridge. port on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Discount of cents made to Passenger. purchasing Tickets at the Office.
 C. WATERBURY, Superint'ct
 Bridgeport, Dec. 27. 1866. if