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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

Philadelphia covered herself with glory by feeding the soldiers who went to the late var from all parts of the North and West; and now sn association of Philadel- phians, not ''veary in we'll doing," have organized scheme to shelter and to edu- cate she orphans of the same brave men who were welcomed there in those trouble some times. Mseraida. Nev Jersey, is the site of their Institute. and the funds for it's endowment are being raised by the Wash ingtoA 1ibrarJ Company of Philadelphia, by the eals of eeock ct one dollar per share. With esch share handsome steel cngrav- ing is givsa ct the time of purchase; and, as farther inducsment. all are entitled to one of the e600, 900 worth of otpresents to be fairly distributed b ths stockholders; or, in other words. toe every share of stock held present is guaranteed. One present to be eissa svays worth S4O,OOO, Read Advertisement
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

sesapA correspondent sends us the fol- lowing from Milierton N Y.
 I notice in your last issue that tho Lime Rock Furnace has made 30l 1l4 tons of Iron in 28 days ending Sept. 2d We beg leave to say that our Furnace has mado 3O71 14 tons in the same 2S days ending Sept 2d, 3l of a ton more would make an average of just tons per day.
 HSy" The Derby Transcript is the name of newspaper just started in that enter prising place.
 PROGRESS. Vallandigham advocates pay ing the National debt in Greenbacks.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

THE Hartford and New York Steamboat Oompany's freight depot at Hartford was consumed by fire, Saturday, together with 6 largo amount of freight. The loss is es- timated at s1OO, 900. partially insured
 The Merchants Union Express Company commence running on tho Naugatuck road October 1st.
 A lad, eight years of age, named John P. Wheeler, son of Henry Wheeler, of Sey- mour, was drowned in Seymour, last Sat urday, while playing near dam.
 A base ball match for the state champi- onship, which was to have been played at Waterbury, Monday, between tho Moni- tors of that city and the Pequots of New London. the present champions, did not como of, the Pequots failing to put in an championship by default.
 The fifth National horse fair of tho New Haven horse association will be held at Hamilton Park, on Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday of next week. The premi- um list amounts to $400O, and all the ar arrangements indicate the finest show over given under the auspices of this associa- tion.
 The will of E1-President Day of Yale College has been admitted to probate. The following are the principal bequests: '"To his son-in-law. Rev. Thomas K Boecher, $500; and to his grandchildren $2O0 each. The remainder of his estate. both real and personal including the copyright of books sftsr the payments of debts. tO his surviv- ing con sheEmsn Day. end the children of his deceased daughter. Elizabeth Thachers to Do divided one-half to Hr Day and one half to the childrsn." Tho estate does not exceed h value eS, ,OO0.
 THa Olympic Base Ball Club of Patter- son, Hev Jerssy, hes been making tour of tho StssA. On Shs forenoon of We'd nesdsy ot lsst week. they played with the Honitors of Waterbury. and were beaten, AZ to a, and iA tAs afternoon they played with as Wassebery Cl&b snd were victo- rious, 60 b iH On Ths1Sday they played with ths Charter Oshs in Hartford, and were beassn, @ 10 1a On Friday they played with the ehempiona. the Pequots of New London, st that place, and defeated them, 6o to M. Base Ball seems to be something like trial by jury, glorious
 but uncertain.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
CAUCUSl

TNHB Republican Electors of the town el \ L.tcbesld are requested to meet at the town room On Friday, the 4rh, day of Oct. next, st 3o'clock, P. M., to nominate candi- dates for Town Oficess. and to do any other business proper to be come before said meet ing.
 Per order Of Town Commi ttee.
 Sept. :5th, 1S67. 242w
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

A lady in Pittsheld, who was for long time troubled with Dyspepsia, commenced using Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil dai- ly and to her surprise those distressing symptoms snd feelings left her. She says ''it works like charm"
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
TORR1NGTON CAUCUS.

ENHE Republican Electors of Torrington will N MeeA in Caacus at the Town Hall, on Thursday, 0st Sd, ct o'clock P. M. to nomi- nate, candidates for Town Officers.
 Per order of Town Committee.
 Torrington, Sept. 24th, 1867. 24-2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
The Watertown Fair.

On Wednesday and Thursday of last week, the Watertown Agricultural Associa- ton held its first Fair at the new ground just prepared in that town. It is situated about a milo from Watertown Center on land of Alanson Warren, Esq Great pains have been taken in draining the land and preparing the track, and it is LOW, unques- tionably, one of tho best fair grounds and trotting courses in the State. On Wednesday was the exhibition of cattle. That of Devons was excellent. Watertowl had team of one hundred yokes of working oxen, while Plymouth entered team of over twenty. There were also a number of fine sheep ex- hibited
 On Thursday was the horse trot. The most important races were the following: Fastest pair of trotting horses:-Wm. B. Smith, Hartford, enters Wash ington and mate (Old Put,) 1 l Chas. Dick german, Centerville, en- l ters Lady Warren and mate, 2 2 ? Time-2:534, 2:574 2:5314.
 Fastest trotting horse to harness. A. | Hamilton, Watertown, enters br. l g. Old Put, W. < R. Foote, New Haven, b. g. Fred, ? l Chas. Dickerman, Centerville, S. g. 3
 Time-2:50a, 2:43114, 2:42. 1 We clip the following item from the Hartford Courant:
 | Some sharp sporting men undertook to win a
 nice little pile at Watertown horsefair by secretly | importing a horse from New York which they were confident would beat ''Old Put The reputation | of that horse made him a favorto, and bets were easily made. The race came off, and tho New York horse was beaten, the sports being heavily out in consequence.
 Rather a novel mode of making money with the staid old Puritans of Watertown?
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

Bs2s" All the liquor cases on our Superior Court Docket g ill number have been noVetl by tho States Attorney. There were the sanie defects in the record, we understand, that proved fatal to the Seymour cases; but besides, tho utter impossibility of favora- ble result was felt by all parties concerred in tho prosecution. Tho very strongest proof Is always necessary to obtain convic- lions in such cases before jury of this county, and the distrust with which even tho Massachusetts courts regard the testi- mony of detectives, is absolutely fatal to cases resting solely on such evidence.
 Moreover, jurymen coming here from abroad arc forcibly impressed with the fact that liquor selling in the county seat, at least, is not a secret but an open offence. It docs not even make tho pretence of con- cealment. They seelawyers and local off, cials drinking at the public bar, even if they do not drink there themselves The public atmosphere of the place could not be worse than it is Hotels in the country arc not usually Temperance headquarters and jurymen during their stay ill Litch- field seldom sec any but the frequenters of those places, every one of whom scouts at the idea of enforcing the law. The effect of such state of things on the class of ju- rymon who como here prejudiced against prohibition cannot be oyerestimated. Wo do not think it too much to say that until tho law can be enforced in this town 1t can not bo enforced in this county
 Ek9y~ Tho London Times concludes that tho Republicans will elect the next Presi- dent beyond any doubt. We cannot say We feel elatcd 1t half counterbalances re-
 cent Democratic predictions of our defeat. We have considerable confidence, however, that the genuine American article of Con- servattsm is moro sure of getting wrong than their brethren across the Atlantic.
 Eefy~ It turns out that the action of Gene Sickles in suspending the collection of debts, which formed the pretext of his re- moval, was most popular measure in South Carolina. \ letter of Governor Orr has been published in which he justifes that order, and regrets the course of the Presi- dent
 The Presidents adroitness in disobliging all parties and everybody, is improving with constant practice.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
DIED.

Died, near Leavenworth, Kansas, at the residence of her nephew, M. L. Thompson. Mrs. Nancy T. Hunt, formerly of Goshen, Ct., aged IS years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TAKE NO MORA UNPLEASANT AND UNSAFE for unpleasant and dangerous diseases Use HR1MBoLD's EXTRACT BUoHU AND IMPROVED ROSE WASH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

RGT Fitz John Porter has applied, it ap- pears, for new trial and a reversal of the sentence of the court martial cashiering and dismissing him from tho service. It is rumored that part of the newly discover ed evidence relied on for the reversal IS that of Gen. Robert E. Lee! The latter gentleman is undoubtedly under great ob- ligation to the ex-general but We doubt ] whether he can repay it in that way.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

Time of Game, 3 Hours.
 Umpire-Dr Northrop, Independence B. B. G., South Dover, New York.
 Scorers J. T. Hcpbourn S. l.. Erwin.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

MAoSo1r6 WArER.-A delightful toilet ar ticle-superioP to Cologne, and at half the price.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-09-26

1eaap FStnEa-The Gzn is generating atmospheric poison in all marshy districts s3 this eeason. sd Pecer and Ague and BemitAsat Fever gre more OF less prevalent h All sch locAiitieA But mark this: it is opioaa ciA Aair inhabitants whether they yin dhAhs aud burn, or not. RADwAE's Mnsut Ashn7 will invariably ar rest ca esteek of nalarious fever If taken when Sha sy'mptoms first appear) within fey boera n D n absolute specific for int&mistenes o4 esexy type.
 REoeD ceAts Der bottle. Sold by Drug giste.
 J. W. Hoeaoa a PEhersburg, West Va., says thaA Dr, E. Anders' Iodine Water cur ed him of @Rofula He had 37 running Ul cers Vhsa he commenced taking the med icine. Psrsone cflicted should mako note ef thiA aMd send to J. P. Dinsmore, 36 De9 ssreeA Neg Fork, for circular concerning this remarkable remedy.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
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Hanfs gtsabhaneen =. 0Do0.00 =.

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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
Nafent 6Iimmerbd6er.
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nm atnns, Gifens anb S9iabeIbs4er 81 beOeden.
9erfeIbe Refert elmer iiebGtus, $50
Der Srsinal 10 oidt 1T, ols geiuObnIide
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Rein Dad fam barunter perroften uiib aIte btr3s
I5dberte 9ddsr f5naen anf bic Dauer maffsret ufie
befdnbig barb ,enusuns befelben eema9t wereen.
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preiS SI.OO per @alIoue. bic 30 naaSratfub
ebsnjo gerfertiser pon fB
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

= Son @affeIIetto am @arbaiee tuirb
ael6rieben, baB man Sonutag ben 8.
BON IL ubr 9lbenbS ab bic Na1t bin@
6ur6 bis Sagesanbrud beutlid IS @rb&
ft0Be berfplrt babe, bon ipelhen eini9e
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8eipobner iener @egeno Die Sfldt inter
freism Sinimel su3ubrin9en Uor3og.
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meit1beratbs cine 9lbdn0erung Der @abl-
oronuna ser Gta6t gSfen beantragt
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iteuerten Srauen Sur Sprabe. stad
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auge belauft ii9 bic 8abl Der 6eiteuerten
Sraiien in g8ien nrtf 8343. Son bieien
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fommenlteuer 38 in ben erten, 214 in
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mad Der Saussinslteuer luurOen 467
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50 i'm iehften, "a i'm febenten, Sc I'M
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in allen 8e3irfen 416, Der 3tpette SOB
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Die obiee Qnaabl bon 8347 beiteuerten
Srauetl giebt.
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erften 9anoes bes SrientS, in tpel6em,
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tioneLen Sgtems ei19efiibrt iporben 1T,
btttaet unsefabr fiinf NiIlionen, tpobon
10000 Sopten uno beildufig $4,000
guropaer fnS. Die &opten finb Stads
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9 f1a's, zines beribmteu SOlodten I'm
grcsen Neformators. Die Glporte bo
VIeappten mad england betrngsn il
, Sabre 1854 nsun3ebn MilioSeH Rlun
SterIins.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
GAwar5ern Slang 2acf,
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THE MICA ROOFING CO.,

Rabat fur DIE NrofeiIion. 0trtulnFe nHs prefss
fiften aeliefert. Rsdte fir Gounties - uiehrigsu
pretfen pertanft. ysan ahreiHre
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

+ Son @aifeIIetto am @urOaiee miro
aei6rieben, baB man Sonntag ben 8.
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8epobner iener Gegeno Die Stldt inter
.freiem Sinlmel susubrin9en uor3og.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
@eaett Mu8zehrn1ta.ll

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pbospbo.igiaurer Saifi1rup.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06

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miIiams u Co., aaauita, 3d.; 41lbmin. .. sBeces,
MontaOmsrp. Ma; Eaomas 2: Coates, AalstsR. ..
qetersburs, Ba.; Aeenten. eF
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
Seine Slntart1titb unb SIeiAfn6t
s. .n1ebr. y S5sS arm A.
8irophospbotfaures @tfen sgtatron BON
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06


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200 Rifen grorter u. gamble SEIZE,
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100 aiften SternIidte,
100 aiiten EoIsIidte, Bart eeprsBt,
50 aiien feiner 9iau9tabat,
80 Gros fine Gut Sabat,
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100 Sas Singer Cordial
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gBeaflep s Yarbrcu9b,
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-01-06
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G1aim= utS @atentsM eentur,
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The New York herald., 1867-04-11

UroR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CRY PROPERTY
Two Farms, together separate % and 1B acres AZ
Esopus, IN mles from steamboat landing Messrs
Buttcrheld and Pels places line Of West Shore
road plenty buildings mostly new, all well calculated for
raspberies and other small ff land wel watered and
GOOD fence Terms 20 suit purchaser fpQuirs Of j. D.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

INOR SALE CHEAP FOR CAsH-AND IMMEDIATE
II possession gvcn. MARI Market and Grazing Farm sit.
uated the Delaware Bay and Raran Raroxd 2I hours
from New York and nearly adjoining station.
barn, house, wagon house. grsnary &C. having 80
loads barnyard manure crcd out several acres new
land pcushed and ready for use For terms and other par
ticuars apply to GEORGE CoLLEs ESQ, 90 Wall street,
mouth county, N. j. - -
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY PROPERTY,
Ahandsome Residences the east bank Of the Hudson
river, ana one half hours ride from the city, thirty
three acres OF lsnd fourth mile river 'front.' splendid
inland ana river views For particulars inquire 1t Empire
Sewing Machine Compasy's 6le Broadway. ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

I,OR sALE OR 10 LEr-FoR TERM or FIVE
~ yesrs County Place in Pelham, Wsstsheser county
ne house e furnished snd oommodoua Address boz -
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

nEsrRABLB PLACE OF TEN AGGRESSION LONG
sonAblA A. =. DLnEcKkR SON CO., n Cedar SrveN
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

roUNrRY SEAT FOR SALE AT A sACRTprCE. As
- the owner 4 going % Eurcpe-H acres good Land,
choice fruits and berries In Housa and out
buildings ali new, in Orange county, near Newbure
A. SERGEANT, 81 Wan street
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

U,OR sALE-A MODERN BUILT TWO STORY BASE.
mont and attic House. the banks Of the beautiful
Lake Konkonkoma twenty rooms pam front and rear
good STABLE six stalls good cisern and WELL excellent wa
corn house hen house and other onOuses ice house
hed Is or 70 OF good land running to the water;
about 800 feet fronting the good sailing shing
and bathing; clean sand bottom perfectly healthy between
most OF them now In bearing; the house ~ on elevated
ground 80 feet above the surface Of the lake. WIN sell
very reasonable exchange properly Brooklyn
or New York II. WELD l0 Fulton street, from 70 10
M. and tod p. N.
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

IyOR SALE-ON BERGEN HILL, WITH FINE VIEW
Of the bay. q beautiful Residence and ten Lots OF
ground with shade and fruit and fronting two promi-
nent aveuues the house large nearly new and In fine
condition. containing the modern improvements; location
unexceptonable pass bisck Apply at g.
GARABRANTS Real Estate Agency. Bergen square
New Post O6ice
The New York herald., 1867-04-11

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The New York herald., 1867-04-11

xIS.UUU. persg a Rasway n. J.. for sale Al great
bargain located on princpa street, only few blocks
and contains lsH lots The main building y brick three
story extension 6ox22 Therare smaller bull ings the
Neat frame cotagewh extension sdjoins the main
factory. The whole suitable fop any kind of
manufacturing purposes The principal building alone
easy. Apply 70 Johnson MILLER HALL = Mas
street