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ington, of Norwalk withdrew the name O
 MT, Nichols. General Pratt said he ob served that printed ballots were being dis.
 trlbuted, and he did not like that mode oI proceeding, and the Rev. Dr. Patton hon ca that If any delegate receiveil a. printed ballot he would tear it up He did not be
 leve m the attempt to forestall the action or convention in that manner. The bal lot resulted in the choice of Francis Way. land, who received 274 ballots out of 3I1, ana was thereupon nominated by acclama.
 ton. The scattering votes were as follows sherwood, Sterling, Bridgeport, l; David I. Nichols. Danbnry, 30; Roger Averill,
 Danbury. 2; H. F. Haven, New London
 Charles Parker, Meriden, D. R. Wright,
 New Haven, and o. Fl. Perry, Fairfield, each. General Kellogg of Waterbury, said he had the honor last year of presenting the name of Colonel Hiram Appleman, brave soldier. If no other name is offered, he moved that Colonel Appleman be nominat- ed by exclamation. The convention so vo- ted.
 Mir. Andrews of Litchfeld, withdrew the name of Colonel Vessels, the candidate last year for treasurer. He did this by the request of the gentleman named, whose health and business were such that he could not possibly accept the nomination.
 General Pratt, of Rocky Hill, nominated as g candidate for treasurer, Abijah Catlin of Harwinton. VI
 MT. Farnha:n of Bethel, nominated D. t; Nichols of Danbury, which was second ed by Messrs. Colt of New London, Ham mona of Killingly, and others. 3@St4 Il
 MT: Baldwin of Plymouth, nominated town.
 MT. Mead of Greenwich, spoke in favor of MT Nichols. rsz...a .- ,.''., ,-, ..,"~anD
 General Pratt wanted the man who is nominated to stay at his post in the treasu- ry office, instead of spending his time at home.
 ,,. MT. Cummings of Darien, spoke of MT. Nichols as a thoroughly upright and hon. est man, who who would faithfully attend to his duties.
 ; The ballot resulted in 2l5 votes out of 274 for David P. Nichols, and he was nom. mated on motion of Dr. Patton by, accla- nation. Scattering ballots. Cat. lin, Harwinton, A; T. A. Warren. Water town, l5; James T. Pratt, Rocky Hill. and L. Boardman, East Haddam. each:
 James w. Manning, of Putnam was nominated as candidate for comptroller by exclamation no other name being pro- posed. .-l. ....' - -
 The ticket nominated stands as follows: For Governor-Marshall Jewell, of Hart l ford. .l.s..-.. ...-F - I'--,-1
 For Lieutenant Governor-FrancisW Way and, of New Haven.
 For Secretary of State-Hiram Apple man Of GrOtOn. ey--f .e#e# H
 For Treasnrer-Dayid P. Nichols of Dan- bury. For Comptrollsr-James P. Manning, of Putnam. ssi tF s.1H E 7'si- .-1- -1 STATE coM,sIrrrE. s., ..; ygx ffg sel
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11

A HOUSEHOLD WORD. THE BEST.
 the only reliable, the cheapest. Try it.
 Mrs. 5. A. Aliens Improved (ne,o stulsl Hair Restorer or Dressing, (in one botile). Nv wife and children prefer it. Every Drue- glst sells 1t. Price One Dollar. 42-lw
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11

dlV1ded Into purpose of selecting state central com- mittee, aud upon re-assembiing the com mittee was organized a follows: , .rE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11
Wolcottville Savings Bank a Offlce in Granite Block,
 WoLCoTTyILLE, CONN. !.

nEPOSlTs received on and after August 1D 18th, 1868. l'e# afA Szs1. 1''>s3 Deposits made on or Iefore the list day of any month will draw interest flem that day. Loans made ou the usual terms.
 The affairs of the bank are under the ditsc- ton of a competent board cf Trustees. .zsfs Office |. urs from to IF .. m and from to 8 p. m. @ sa'sa s2fsssss 5eSs .siis ss
 F. N. HoLLEY, President. F. [. HuNaERF0RD. Treasurer. 1sti
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11

To CURE A SPRArN-Take medium-sixed bottle of Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil, and as soon as possible after the sprain, rub this Oilin with the hand freely and faithfully, until it is cured. We have seen a cure performed by this treatment in, half an hour. 1A,t sS5t1 'N
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11

Whitney Elliot was reported from the sixth district as substitute in Case Mir. Platt should decline. s...E ...s s.s. /.
 Mir. Colt of New London introduced resolution giving the towns of Bridgeport and Meriden representation in future conventions equal to others having two members to the General Assembly. After some debate, it was tabled.
 THE PLATFORM. ac
 The committee on resolutions reported F Resolued, That having evinced our devotion to the cause of our common coun- try, during the war, we now declare our entire sympathy with the administration of our national government by the Repub- lican party, as we believe it will be admin istered by the incoming chief magistrate and his associates, and hereby pledge the Republicans of Connecticut to hearty CO., operation with the national party of the constitution and the Union. T ias22 4 n2.-That we heartily rejoice over the sue cess of the Union Republican party in the presidential election, and it's already bene- ficial effect upon peace and order. We look with the highest hopes to the coming administration of General Grant, the able, patriotic, honest and infexible soldier and statesman, believing that our country's honor, at home and abroad, will be safe in his keeping, and we pledge him our en- thnsiastic support in protecting the equal lrights of the people and enforcing the se- lyerest supervision of the revenues and ex- penditures. And we heartily approve in
 all respects, the declarations s'of the Re- tpublican national platform adopted at EChicaoo.e Atm s3laJGl ,CsT 3G4 .sz5aoa
 8-The full freedom and equal citizen.
 ship of all citizens, native; and adopted, | having been established by constitutions amendment, honor and justice, as well af the preservation of our full representation 1 in Congress, require that conditions oi
 suffrage should apply impartally to al linen, 50 that this may be truly agovernl
 ment s,deriying its just powers from, thk consent of the governed" vebgu4ep Il 4-That we demand that loyal men
 throughout the republic, shall be protected
 in the right to speak, print, assemble, vote and petition, and in their rights of persol land property. 4s''o
 | 5.-We recognize the vast importance 0
 the pending issues concerning debt cur
 rency and taxation. !" The best policy t
 diminish the burden of debt is, to so i'm tprove our credit that capitalists will seel
 to lend us money at lower rates than " nov pay" We unreservedly denounce tn' ;. wickedness and rneannsss of repudlanool ? in all ifs forms and disguises, and belisv :. 1t to be the duty of Congress to--" a' [ Eysagal .f3aaleteH E.,.a.sd zeafaliif.i '.z' 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11
A SOUND PLATFORM, ETC.

ALMOST THE OLD TICKET. ENTIRE
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-02-11

ba Mr. .Pardse, of New Haven, nominated fFreucis ,Wavland. of New Haven, Mr. Ma
 ples of Westport, D. F. Nichols. of Dan
 bury. Before | ballot Was taken, Mr. By
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

MUSICAL.
GENTLEMAN WILL GIVE INSTRUCTION ON THE
"A piano pup's residence for $iv per quarter. Best
references gwen Address, with residences Teacher boz los
Herald ONCE.
COPRANo, ALTO, TENOR. BAsso wANTED-ToR
- Catholic choir. Apply ~ 81. TcresaH church, corner OF
Rutgers and Henry "wednesday evening, or 70 H.
Magrah, 66 West Warren st Brooklyn.
yrrCToRo voE sILBERER, A PUPIL OF THE GREAT
Vienna Conservatory, gives lessons on he piano.
scnd your address 70 v. g.. Herald onlce.
VxrANrEp-A TENOR SINGER FoR ST. PAULs
w Catholic church, Harlem. Apply 10 Mrs r. Gonzales,
orsanist sos West 18th a.. naar eh nv. salary $500
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

n,ICKET-oFLEAvE MAN.-wOOD's MUsEUM.-THIS
great moral tonight Mr. and Mra w. j. Florence
their original characters
The New York herald., 1869-03-10

LEAVE NAN.
EVENING II
Mt Eight O'Clock.
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. /,
TICKET OF LEAVE MAN. !
TICKET OF LEAVE NAM :
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Florencei
Misses Ada HArlAnd. Mary
Wells, Lille Eldridge, A.
Fitzgerald, Louis Meslayeri
Sol Smith, Jr.; Geo. Mttchell}
NJ. q. DAILY, r. G. MAedett
Messrs. De Boney, Cook
Barnes, DO.
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These names are identified with every insult
put upon our people by the mailed hand Of
authority; with every wrong we have been
forced 10 endure; with our every disap-
pointed hope; with every blsokened homo
and devastated field; with every sorrowing
daughter and every martyred son. And
we are asked to turn Republicans and
make Republioanism respeotsblel THIS
CANNOT BE. Let the Republicans who
know and see the infamy Of their par.
ty abandon it, and join with the De-
mooraoy in the struggle. for oonstitu.
tional liberty. We can give them hearty
welcome. And whilo the Radicals strive to
keep in power their pet thieves and profit
gates and'the "tag-rag and bob-taii," who
are useful when a vote is ",wanted and no
Questions asked;" while the Radicals labor
to uphold a system Of public corruption and
exlravagant waste; the Democracy of tho
State will batlo for an honest and eoonom-
ical State Government; for equal taxation;
for the protection Of oil olasses from fraud
or injustice; for. the puri6ostion of our
courts, and for the cleansing of our legisla-
tive assembly. On the one side there will
be Scott oud Bower and the Maokeys, and
Parker and Jillson AID the negroes Elliott,
Whipper, Wright aud tho rest. On the
other sido will stand every respectable
white man in South Carolina. ''r; .
The respectable Republicans" must mako
their own CHOICE They must choose for
themselves between houesty and fraud,
purity and corruption. THIRD PARTYf We
will have none Of it, when It is plain as
daylight that the Third Party must be
formed by the Democrats, who alone must
bear the brunt Of the bitter contest. We
are asked to give up our every political Se-
sociation; TO ALLEVIATE our best friends; to
array ourselves in opposition to the Demo
cratic doctrine Of free trade, equal taxa
tion and an uniform currency, only that we
may, perhaps, secure the support Of ffty
or hundred white Republicans who, if
they are as honest as We believe them to
be, must soon come over and join our Ipo-
litioal party. The whole plan is prepos.er-
GUS. AS matters now stand, Third Party
in South Carolina could net and should not
prosper. ;- 90 4,5 E 81
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ENOR SALH, FOUR Moo n ria Y .nOiI
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l6 Ploughs, Of varied and most approved patterns.
sll but little used. an ut low prices '.i
Cotton eaker, ,-.. -- -,. = .
Four-horse Power steam Engine. tecond hand, in
GOOD condition. :
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1l CIaH AND FRENCH BOARDING. SCHOOL
FOB YoUHG LADIES. removed 10 No. 50 West z2d
street. opposite Reservoir Parh. New York city,
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Ga Professor Henry, smithsonian Institute: aepe-
raj wado hampton south Oarotna; W. VI. Corcortp,
Washln I n. D O.; Presid-nr Middleen Charleston
ColeRe; Professor charles Davles, New York; w. Gil.
more simms, South Carolina;. Professor BARTLETT
~West Point Military Acaderny.~--4-. TF
August a DAo g.
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A. UtTlOHEERs, b Il a. X &c Il Il p. N d
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Gopartnersbip Notift.

COPA RTNr RsHIP NOTICE, 1.-THE
~ undersigned lave this day formed u oopart-
BRoTHtk. for the purpose of conducting tho
Wholesale HAT, GAP AND STRAW GOODS BUSI-
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Late OF the firm OF Horsey, Autan & 20.
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July iet' i86s. 3 August IS
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E,URMA. USIv~"srrY. G d n Z a.
WILLIE, 8. c.-.lhe next SO sion OF this IN TT.
fortN woekB Without intermisslon. 7. ..fsf
Three years scholsrshlps may be obtained colri
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arshlp to The tuition OF pupil ali the regular
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dollars Except 70 Loldersr Of scholarships,, tho
charge for tuition for tho Will be sixty dollars
asd ,nve dollsrs for inotdeotai expenses. For In.
struc,ion In Practical Chemistry, or In modern an.
ted by the size OF the class -. = SI'--7-
The regular schoe 8 embrace Mathematics and
Mechanical Philosophy, T, ofessor JUD >ON; Latin
Language aud Literature Professor sABsR; arrek
Language, Professor NIL a; Chemistry and Natu
raj Philosophy. Professor aARRis; ogic Rh- torfr
an intellectual and Moral. Philosophy. Professor
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~ August u 49, .siiefirls preHtdent.
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TTNIvEHslTY OF SOUTH CAHOi.lNA.
" The next Session will begin on the r1Rsr sios-
DAY m OcToBRR. and continue without intermis.
sIon. to the ensuing Juy. Ia N
nnvantsges are offered at this Institution to stu.
dents IN Law 1.-THE graduates being entitled to prac-
tice IN tue Courts Of ths state;l In Medicine fthe
course oftrst-uction being exienaive and thorough
wi two written examinations during the session n
In Enetneerpg, Matnemauos. Mental. Moral ID
Political Philosophy, story. Rhetorio,r English
Literature. Ancient and Modern Languages, and IN
the various Scientific Schoos 9. =
Expenses for 'eseiou Of nine months: Annual
fee, -; for each of three schoos SIS; Tuition In
Law or Medicine. $50 Board can be had at Si6 to
$40 per month. By messing II will be less. o.
For further Information. seud for Catalogues to
the Secretary Of the Faculty, Rev o.. BRUCE
WALKER. (. -; ,-..i-.. r, w, BSRNWEJI.
Columbia, 8. G.. August 2. 1869. ~ +
August8 .i2 fmv2x
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BURNS CHARITABLE ASSOCIATIONS,
THE REdULAR MONTHLY NHETING OF THE
4 above Association will be held at Kroos's Hall,
Wsntworth-street MS EVENING. at Eight O'CLOCK.
WIN. ROY. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Etsstr s;fLi;. f1iE DESIRABLE II ESI.
l. .Dta JE. uclE Hampstead Mall-the House
and Let hc. Is Anerica-Bueet, one door south Of
Bi,kc, on as ,ion o. said street. I he Lo, measures
ibv es 'icf- OF lc's, With The portion OF The
iot po tiS rouih, Hay = feet - inches. On tn !,
pre- ises Substantially mutt twoanda half story
wooden iwci)insu brick foundation containing
hNa sli ire rrons, with gas fixtures IN order. q
niessnyroonii pantry and finished attics, and don.
9 and private stsirway; also, d two story Kitchen
Mth i.uo ooms. .!oaothonse. stable and Bay Ion,
&C.; plso az extensive cistern, huiltwith nltertng
wal ant 10 gncd vel OF choice spring water, eaoh
furhi-hef With ncdsrn uup. An open fence in
iront. with sv rarten hedge, also flower Garden in
bearing ytgotabio garden and truit trees compris.
ing sweet orange, necta ine. peach. plum fig, SO.
Tho neigh orhood is notoi . he ltby location
Pomesdon can DO g'von Immediately. %.
/; For terms. &c. .. ply to INWARD O. THaRIN,
NO. Glilon.street. near Old Poaiofilce or on tae
premises. 1@o f.si., August 10
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Dissulutiou Of Gopartufrsbip


nISSOLUrI"N uF CUPARTNEWsHIP.
~ The undersigned proprietors OF tho City
square aloon have toiB day dissolved Gopartncr.
cept for debt, due the Arm, and oil claims must bo
forthwith hsnded In TO US for settlement.
Tho bu.irce. az the lato brm will be continued by
JOHN " ULBRkN III :.
JOHN WULBFnN.
. August 20 AUGUST r. STE LING.
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EIAaT INDIAN MANIOCA, A NEW. AaRRKA.
II Bile, mostde Icioub a I'd healthy food used
for Puddings. Jeies, Blanc Mango, Ice Cream,
Grtdtte Cakes, Houps. &c, put up IN ID. paek-
ages. with directions for use.
Desiccatd cocoanut for Pies, Puddings, Cakes,
&C.. put up IN half t6. packages with directions.
sueet OIL, French and American In bali pmts. pnts
and q ,arts.
Cider and white Wine Vinegar, warranted pure
Fresh Roasted fio Coffee. Of good quility, at $50.
q fb. ii-,,;,, "a ~. -i.'
~, just received and for sala by
.'tt CO.OPERa I'VE 4ROURRY STORE,
southwest oornfr Meeting and Market streets.
Gnod> delivered FREQ. May a6