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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05

IT is 0 costly business TO solicit the
autograph Of Victor Hugo. To all APP
plicants he returns this reply: Please
give q guinea to the poor OF your 10.
callty.' A distinguished Irish orator
was much pestered by solicitations OF
this sort. His invariAble reply was {:
Sir Tor Madams), I never give my
autograph to strangers, and I consider
your request intrusive and indellcate.'
To this he signed his name and thought
no had disposed OF his prosecutors Of.
iecLually. 49,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
Dissolution,

D168Lout1on.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS HERETOFORE
liam BAchman, under the nEm name OF
Blond q BAchm1n, IN the Millinery bust.
ness, has been dissolved by mutual consent,
Louis Blond Tetirings
Tho business will DO continued Of the old
OH Main street, by William BaGhman, who
viii ALSO settle all claims against tho late
nEn. PdrSons having claims will present
them, and those knowing themselves in.
debLed Will please call and settle NJ once,
LOUIS BLOND,
WILLIAM BAUHMAN,
WHEELING, Aug, ., 1850. RuE2l.u
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'IueTe, Ieau lnAt''
Amboyne read II and approved II.
Then he gave sigh and said, And 80
down goes my poor hobby
'Oh, mover mind said Raby, you've
got one or two left In your stable.'
Doctor Amboyne went out, and pass.
ed through the hall. There he found
Mr.. Coventry and MiRs Garden; the lat.
ter asked him rather keenly, II the con.
ference was over.
Yes, and not without n result; I'll
read Ii 10 you.' He did 80, aud Gracs's
cheek was dyed with bushes, and her
eyes beamed with Joy.
[ .oh, how noble he 10, and how good
you are. Runt Flyr Y 49, 4.
Such movements are uudIgniEied
and unsulted to my figure. Shall roll
down the hill2 That would be my
quickest way '.l
This discussion was cut short by q
servant, who came to tell the doctor
that q carriage was ordered for him,
and would be round In q minute.
DR.. Amboyne drove of and Miss Car
den now avoided Coventry; she retired
to her room. But 1t seems she was on
the watch, for on the DOCTORS return,
she was the person who met him In the
hall.
WELL said she, eagerly.
We'll, would you believe II, no de.
ollnes. He objects to leave his way oil
life, and to wait for dead mems shoes.
'0h, Doctor Amboynel And you were
there 10 advise hlmr
u did not venture to advise him.
There was 90 much 10 be said on both
sides.' Then he went of 10 Raby, with
tho note; but aB he went he heard
Grace say, In q low voice, 'Ah, you
never thought OF me-
Llttle's note ran thus:
'SIR-1 thank you for your proposal,
and, as to the first part OF Il, quite
agree, ana should be glad TO see my
mother and you friends again, But, Is
TO my way OF life, have chosen my
path, and mean 10 stick 10 II. l hope
soon 70 be q master, Instead OF a work.
man; and I Shall try and behave like q
gentleman, 90 that you may not have
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05


THE SECRET OF BEAUTY lies In the
use OF Hsgan'S Magnolia Balm for the
Complexion. ...
Roughness, Redness, Blorches, Sun
burn, Freckles and Tan disappear
where II Is applied, and beautiful
Complexion Of pure, satin like texture
Is obtained. The pluInest features are
made 10 glow with Healthful Bloom
and Youthful Beauty.
Remember, Hagan's Magnolia Balm
is the thing that produces these effects,
and any Lady can secure 1t for 10 cents
at any Of our stores.
To Preserve and Dress the Hair use
Lyons Kalhairon. ocl1l-lmeoddaw,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05

A QUAKER lady recently explained 10
her domestic that washing day came on
every second day. The girl LEFT in high
dndReon. She didn't 60 to be washing
every other day. Not she.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
: TAKE tAltrlUuLAK NOTICE.
YOUNG MEN

Who have injured themselves by n c.,rt,,,n
practice, lndulged In when alone, 4 la6il I,,..
Quenty learned from evil cOmpaiIiOnN ar NJ
school, the effects or which are nlRulIv i,Ii
even Wien asleep, and, II NOT cured, Tsnlels
marriage Impossible, aid destroys BOTH MIN
and body, should apply Immediately.
What pity that u young man, Tie hume M
hS country, the pride OF hlS paranN, snt,nin
be HnRiched from all prospects and enI,,%.
menH OF lie BY the Consequence Of dDvii,.
In certain secret habit. Such penons ,a,ISt
before contain plating 1850 ~ AnI'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
no OOV'"FNDlFOOMA lAlllA In Ills ntf,ce,
INDOHaEaENT OF THE pREss

The many thousands cures, nj mn. ,.,,I,-
!MHmeut Within the last twenty years. ND
Tue numerous Important surgical 0n,,S; i ,'%S
performed By Dr. Johnston, Witness Nv ihS
. t'dIH, OF 1ns Stn and many other pSTtTs
again before The public, hasiIes hlS stnI,i HS
~ gentleman OF character aud n~nHrim.
ulnty IL q sulneient guarantee W Inc AFFLICTED
mAfl6-ly 14O'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1869-11-05
MARRIAGE,

reflect that sound mind and lodv .,.,,.
most necessary requisites 70 Promote ts,,,i,''.
bal uAPplHGAS. Indeed, without iI,,S,,, 10.
journey through life becomes "A wcSTT ni Iu
gfllnSge; the prospect hourly tiarkS,ls Ia lie
SPAR and Oiled with the msIauchoIv ,,,n'c
unn that the happiness OF another L. cono,
bllHhted with our own, = CDNN"'''S
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17

, 4 trial was to hsve been ledsin the town hall. on the 12th iip but s Mansfield
 who was badly hssk sksd abouts he hsel. took his bed soon aftsr rtli aght, snd is still suffering from ts e( ots of|blows or some other cause, alkd 6s al,ls to appear in. court, the trial was odjournsd until the 18th inst Graves, Sf Iitchasld. defends
 the case for Bronsoa md Seymour and
 6sR1 ehason Elitsn of tho. issaliael ara
 engaged for Mansfield. There is . moral iq fhia ease bacbelorS would dosvell to.cpnA sidef. Bronson | vas \ lhar1isd snAls and
 thought 1t very proper to call to his aid
 his wife, and 2 woman of color living in his family, and thus fortified and strsngthen- sns escaped zith siighs bruisss Manss field was bachelor, and got san sanmerci-
 fpl beating . The hail storm of tho stb insts was very severe The hail stones were large and in some localities fell three inches in Hdepths Garden vegetables were much in
 jHred.ua4 gksa go lsaiaaasa .E4aa ,snii U
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
,'' COUNTY ITEMS

x1ERR1T1LnRs-The IToaas atoasR Rlymouth 'ueeds repair. Croquet rages, ,. Decoration day duly 9bssEysa sEysssaa.I iO olsla ...ss.,., ans NoRFoIEs--AsiF siFrepchmans has. been sbonnd over to keep the peace for correct
 ing his wifs with | cltib T I1s nhisthok Che sine of thesfod the scommonalaw allows hus.
 bands toNsa.1 lao ai ga 1isnm os ion o
 os.sa 4 1. laa a Welaest is spast4ssfsr; aA hAr, ssr- - } Miles o'6ohnsEEas dog has bisssa M is Smith, whose fathersnea Milessd nsftaaa
 z. WHISPER Scarlet fever pfeyalls to some 'exteht among the children. = s- | rUeff. F , stonf has bssn appointsa postal pl agent bgtwoehaa Boston ' and New a-4iMeadow Sirsetiis by all odds the finest 'SHeat in Eitchfeld County. T?a sa - ,.l;77.A bd5 anareH Hbaegy &c. ,pswas stolen nem UaIlos Hulcomhoof aNsN HartfQrds heafthe Fair Ground. $. s- a.,. !: T'
 a4ssA tlna tenement on Wallsenn s sm mStrsst gwl Was s bnr4ed down, last Monlday.a AEoss $T0O. his
 sdbaa psasssan5551 psssa5551Rs 1Rsss bssssnD se1antsd to Abiah Hnbbell, Conn., ,assigh Go him. selis H. aCaprons and EnPsHs Uapron, ior turbine Estsrrwbeel.s sda nj aasfgs
 From ahs6nliasl.as baainpsr zilaiaaqsa 5, .N1v HRzsFoH - I.ast Sunday we had the pieasurR Gf listening toaa female preacher, a5dkEo must: confess that though We have alHays ehtsltainsd { dsciidsd ihliih opihnliioh Unit wnu1aH out of Aefi plfss6 when axlsl ureanpg concouraal jof people, the. slad8s n1ese' referred to gave aeEidence of high aI AI.AAsIGAN g IT
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
DOMESTIC.

ra A large enigration is going on from, Can T, s ada to the Ststesl eIaiVEG il0lgss !: Gov. Jewell was present at the inaugura ton of Gov, Stearns of New Hanpsnife,
 Frllay. '''" '-s- ai The graves of the Confederate dead were decorated at Richmond on Wednesday
 last. ~E tsia~ 4i ,G38l blia aoai 3gsaz3 .,sY r Ayeung planter WAS shot dead $ on his
 plantation im Miss, List week. itaislsap posed by tlsgrD es.i atioTaA .gojiaa3a!' s3toj Pres Grant istoibe present at the open@ ! ing of the great Jabllee. n : LeOH ba& na .aThe Cataract Hous.s.- at Niagara ! was burned on Wednesday, last. ast..---.----.-.-.---- A Metropolitan police bill for Boston,
 was killed in the Mss. : 'Lsgislaturs1 eA The through express train from Wash; ingtens to New Yofk. carrying Gen, Grant. Sec ct .ry BoatN el and others, Was thrpwn of tue track near Annapolis junction. and oseveral ipassen gers severely injarea.J
 The Presidents party escaped unhurt.ss3 There has been severe tornado in Ohio
 unfoofing hotases,s &c.b@ .Hotaid
 au Horatio o. Burehard has been teiected
 Member of Congress from the 3d Illinois Dist. .-,.-- n rl dsred at Jackson,qcMiss., last week ,s Ills EI10UAcEcI 10 Ou tE1hl U6tOrt7H ulll4tstTY YvCpll- mi ssion. I aa9ia9 to sgoIo- oauanlsI. 1asvS The body iof an officer of the Fenian or ganization was refused burial bya Catholic priest in Louisville, Ky. because of the attendance of Fenians in their fegalia.. ' if
 IF Seven persons sailing in a skif in the Ohio riysr lately were iifpSet' upset and all iA The3sermon to the West Point gradua- ting class, this year, was preached by Hen- Y Mssa ssysisss asSsaaf j.as aa and three men killed, by Indians in Ari- zopa,
 Two Richmond journalists fought a duels Saturday. andsone was severely Hwoundeds ia Chief Justice Chaseg writes fatteringaae- . counts of the improvements in theneondi-I ton of things in South CuRohna! aa' ses b. Gems. Grant and Sherman were both present at the West 4Point ntcommepcement, last week. E 1sss sAAAuszsD Eags4 Al N @
 The Repeal League Convention at Hali- fax have determined to make annexation
 tsfaINx a{lII st
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
Ia.MARRi EIl)!i


 aIn Wooabufy; on the 9th inst. .1eiiii the South Uoagregatiosaf Church. sby RsS MT, Winslow, Mr. Eian" BurtoanaEfo fo Mias Hortensia Tiidnas o1sio5 aI sIa1 b ssii1a 5I TaB ookiyn. IL r. by Rev. J.sR 'Btaassdk atts dohn, e Landon . of Salisbury. Conn. .. ss Ssrah, E M,,ldanghter of R Wilcox.n Esq.
 1n Rsddlng May 25th, by the he, Rev, Y. T E O. Palisons at the resfdence of the brides parents, Alban. 0. Ferriss:of New Milford. to Miss Sarah Sasra1An Of aRafl ldfno Ifs39
 In New Milford, May 26, by Rev. MT. Mufdock. Mr. James S Andrews of Nor %aikb ta Allss Iaafa H H FsiSehiid, aaashl ssssf ia,a Henry yaSfai FaiS5fflild New Nil Nil
 la Pine Meadow, June I2lb by the Rey. z. H. Betts, William H. Robinson of Col llnsRiiles tpu Minerga A., ldaugiter of the late Willard Hotchkiss, Pine MeadoWg sd5dl
 At the residence of the briasas parenfs.z Fatis Village, by4the Rsv! iB!GG 1Barclf.d 'Mr William H. BsIcHer of Shef ffsld:s Mass. stpaMiss Effzabeth A Day of Salisbury. 1f' .arAtstae. residsncs of the bride father. a1l B. c. Loomis. May 26. by Rev. L. H. Wake man, E A Far.sy. sof Celebrosk, ,toa Mi s Eugenie l. LoOmis of Plne Mssli0w; YfYu:: I IH Salisbury. May 26ths by Rev. J. A. i MalnNflg4S Es knsteh H9 tMaEY C., Il daughter of William H. Walton, Jr.. Esq. both ofI6aiisbury. yJa CT TEAW FI1l1 .aIn1 WsodbuEy on the 10th inst. ,aby thej Rev. HoFaes ( Wfnsl5w,s Mr.a Iisorsa (j. q Bradley of Meaasille. sPg to sliss Safas M- M Summersaaf Woodbnry also, Mr. ] r R Hnchcock to AissYFSliza SnmmsFss | both of Woodbnry. fn Mest GarnFalls Thomm IoonsytoI 1azy Hart, both of Goshen. sa .s9si1sa0I eaxaI sEs.o9 q sITaraM n .T
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
gite56sla 6nqnirtr. Litchfield, Thursday, Jnne 17 1869
The Wrong ox Gored I

The Washington election of last week Is perfect Godsend to the Democratic pa pers. Not that the verdict q the polls was extremely encouragi flor fhsif candid ates were beaten by between four and i've thousand majori.y-but q colored Demo crat" was mobbed for voting the Demo cratic ticket. wbereat large typssheadings and indignati0as sadintse Babdnnd and Grants malsaasei1ness at athes Annapolis ball, becomss e natter la of secpndary inrl lPas portance. IFna isn t, that the D, Democrat, ic ace of spaassa did Succeed in depesiitss ing his balps Trna t is s that several ef ths mob assaultiag him were killed .. ana 1j wounded by thp poliee-and served them right True it is, that the naob was the the, work of black rowdies, and deaounced by the mass ofsthe black population of Wash-l ington. Neysfthgiss Z it was sg'' an T. outrage on the suffsaga, and the Democracy ;y sares I entitled to make the most of it. l3 dagsb ai
 HereaboaFs asfhissssss the question whether Copservatisnsas 50 dueted itself h has to be be
 
 entitled toceamphlin 1of tissd Washi pgton style of prd5esesssd rd5esesssd dinnaei The paftya which is responsibls # for itis the draft rioss of 1sss' for the New OIeahs massacre. for the Camilla riot comes into court and complains of a breach of hg hsg,psasas, sss with hands S epYersd yer sfls with the blood of hundreds of political murders! gle partyiwhich last fall carried two states li,fng Rspnbalisan voters s'sr from the polls with threats ef death, eo1n q r i plains becadse one negro awas disturhedIin his right tSsthe frsnehise 2 We commend con to the southearn Emigration Societies swho. are trying to .sntice Northernerners within range of theif Kn, Kluxl lbfeech.loaaers, the following paragraph srayrasph from the \. r Woysd :
 Let no Northern man be a Demosrat pr Rsputb7 t lican. for his fife or his property set foot in Wash ington with dollar; for under the municipal rule now in force nsithef is safe. Before this rot capitalists yesshunned this place. Let them de SO forever more. The town is doomed and l damned
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
a.BI ED.

sInsWest Goshen. June II, MT. Newton Wooster. aged Il.
 h Goshen May 18th. 1S69 Emily E., daughter Of Edwin A. and Bstsey 8. Mer. win, aged 20. ssLet me die the death of the righteous, and let my last end be like'' hers.
 In West Winsted June B. Willie G., ou- ly son of William F. and Cornelia M La @- throp. aged years and g menthg 4DV
 Ia New Hartford. May 30, Ozias Pike. Tn West HartIand May 30, rMra Eanice Ir |Doolittle, aged; 76 yeafslIl1 ni5lu0llu 5ll
 In North Canaan. May 29, MT. Isaac Dunham E akasaoA fAashoat *aayA d%HHi1a. Tn Woodbury, suddenly. on the 7th inst. at the residence of her mother, Mrs. L. B. sS Candee; Mrs. Susan Q, Hinman. aged 30, , wife Of Jay Hinman, Esq. of Brookiyh.n tsA IN. Y.9sa .,.,.ke s.s.u.s., s In Milton. May Bthi,, 'Thomas, 'GraannhnisA.i aged 62. 2Nr ey4qy esli Our tears have fallen like the rain, sd. SailUppn his lowly bed ;A aS4 EOITq Id06aUa
 sa But tearsEcan ne'er return agsin .a s5GizsaAg w sft 1a Our loved and friendly dead saqqErW olsdis mai Our hearts ca are sadrios Sable veil ,92 Y aelsa |uox satHas shrouded OCT our sky m ll l9 sa h But there's one eQmfort left us still. s LaltJ II We'll meet him and
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
.a HIGHLY COMPLIMENTARY. .~
 NATIONAL PEACE JUBILEE AssocrkTfoN,s !

bostOn. May 5I, I6b9. ouDear Sirs: I take great pleasure in adyis, ing Eon officially shas at . mseting Of lthe Executive Committee of this Association 15iden on Saturday evening, it was, on aetiSn cxMEE. D. Jdsda6 2nnsn sniiimaously voted.
 avyhat, if any pianos are to be used in the performances at tue Coliseum, they Shall be the grand orchestral pianos of Messrs. Hafiet, Davis & Go. : Iremain respectfully; gentIshsbI your ah ob't servant.
 -. ~ sd1 HENRYsG PARKER, Sec,yA Messrs. Haliet Davis & Co.,, Boston.ia gni
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
,. NEW PRESTON

, Among the weekly or bi.monthly events ol this locality, We have nothing, of special or extraordlnery interest d to com municase ,,a-7- = Oar Lake, it's linny tribesr and the beauty and picturesqusness of it's surround ing scenesy at this season season. of the year, be- gin, as in4s,mmers past. to attract large and freqaeata parties ofpleasure seeking or piscatorial psecliyisiss te its A shores ores s Vi, = MraW. D. sSeerry has recently com pieted improvemensssnpsn, his pleasantly located | dwelling house. thereby adding much both to its lpleasantuess and esttrac. tlvenessio ashauaa eniviQ aaI .aaoIsd
 large attendancei is xcenfdently pry- dicted at Gaorge O GHitchcock,si horse exh. bition and sale, Ipni "Wednesday of this week. -as oa bssaiaa yslia 4ada mslaeu1s - We aie. not personally interested in the ecclesiastical gceutroyersy at, Marbler dale; buson vfuFther proof of Mr. Ranr daifs excessivs intolsranceis preded than is to be found in hisEown EpHblished letter
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17

GLorHRs,jine and cellar thieves abound
 Inn famous case of bull us. locomotive, came of again. on the Shore Line rood, lately. Judgment against plaintiff, with execution issn instante,.
 IT costs about $33 coo per annum to run the New Lendon city government when Republican Democratic officials, $51.- GOO.
 9N Sunday, sNm. Walker was arrested in New Haven, for stealing $500 from MT. John Archers of Woodbnry, in Waterbury ssalosp. oa Sstirdag v - = ------
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
News Of the Week.
FOREIGN.

EORHkGN. s
 Great Britain.-Mr. Motley has annonn
 'ced to the Ministry the rejection of the Alabama treaty, expressed desire to reY move existing difficulties, and signihedfhls willingness to receive further propositions.
 There is much excitement over the Irish Church blll. but it is not supposed that the are making great efforts, however, to get up demonstrations hostile to the measnre. Thesdsbate in the Lords conmenced Mon n F. A terrible colliery explosion occurred in Wales, last Meeksd1 70 persons. were arepertz ed killed. ass4lt sa4sa lkia khdsa baia tps,sbai |tG a, ,000l 4emigIants left Liverpool for this country, last Week.sls lleak saai8 1to itse
 Robberies of arms and ammunition are of daily occurfencss in southern Ireland. Y tFsaaoe The disturbances in Paris, last Eweeksswere of very serious character. Barricades were erected, and over 500 ar- rests made. The latest repo rts, however, report quiet restored. .as,tIs i,, ati,i a sgsa | Hhetelections show about two to one for the goEernment ;n the new, Corps LeqisldtI l Napoleon is advised1hy Duke | DeR Rersig= ny to grant liberal reforms .ual Gs aigoH Baron Haussman,s s'the1 great street. im- ] poever. has resigned. sist&~ ss'eA1 fasI1 5a h Gen Fleury has been appointed Minis ter to Italy. . o' @ta sssE = T. s''' ~ 'HIshnael Pasha4 4i is now ia Paris. 5..s s75 <, <,
 .iTIie successful laying of the eastern end I ofsthe. French Atlantic Gable was celebrat. ed on the Great Eastern on. Thursday. n4.A r. Spain The Dukedofl Mpntpensisrs has 1fe-entefed the country aud his claims fol ] thesthrone are being warmly urged. .hus2 l., l :. Gen. Prim warmiysadefende the Mexi, l can people in the4 Coates,j lately, and an. noaaiucea tlfsst diplomatic relations with Ju 1areze would be+ soon resumed He calls, l also, for immediate actiotil on the question of the regency. 'a'''''a9 -.''s t.7 -''. I Ca5d- There has been heavy fighting al T Puerto Padre but no psrticnlars are, given. ] i'd Tie destruction of . newly landed guer
 rilla party is claimed by the ,Spapiards, sf I The Npe expeditionlhas joined Quesada q and the newss is 'en thes whole favorable t'
 the reyolutiohists. $ai 9@4 aaiisia
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
WoLCoTrVILLE.a

MT. John B. Isbsll gives another of, his fine concerts on the 30th inst; one in Thom- aston July .1st, and one in Winssed July 2d; and perhaps one in Litehfeld ,a8
 As before. they are to be first class affairs ,MAr. ,. is expecting to engagea solo yiolinis' from Boston,a pianist from New Haven, MT
 Hunt, the bassisinger from sHartferls and s4l-sW sA3A4 -' -t-~S
 others. x & a4T41 x sx tsE- f44gEf ExTFFT4Eay
 ,s.-. Dr.. Bell of Litchfsid, has bssa at- tending Dr. Hatch's patients during his
 absence, lately, and gives great satisfaction
 to,all parties concsrned.a1n stit fa p..I
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
 sqs SPECIAL NOTICES. sA HASLEY'S4ss TOILET bs GEMS.

Gl5S ~ { s,35a aTT ,Fl LADIEssT TAKEl NogIoE,-0ny 12l cents per bottle a f9 fpuclbotties s,ine!uing neat itt.e Golden Box. Every body canlnow afford to have the best Hand-
 kercbief Perfume in the world. .. r, TOILET GEMS -0alys 30 cents for . Golden, Box
 and Four BattlesQf tae sweetest, most, fragrant
 and delightfu odoIs ever produced from the floral king dom fhs bottles are sma,l, but the perfumes
 areistrohger. better, aud will go farther than a
 dollar bottle of any otler kind knoYp besides, es-
 eGy battle in box contains different pertuuie, gem of choice odor. They are all the rage among
 he fashionable. S.llia gsat sss ,fgK .- o.O oS.Ot0 oi oI ss, J. W Wheelers.-l' 4 '' sessisuy nae and I,Iir dc. you Coed .,tn T he best ui,sd cIls ln, the worid is br Lang- sley's Root and IierD Bitters a long tried and standard renied. for Liver Con pl.ints sBl lIi0us
 Diseases, fiianors ef the 4sspi and Skin Jaun n, dice. Dyspepsia, ,lndigestio Csstit teness3 llsad-
 ache and all Diseases arising from tisordered
 Stom ach Torpid Lives CT Impure Blood. They
 cleanse tho 5 stem, putrfs and new cteites1t,ls
 appetite oHid up ana strengthen the whole
 ooiy (. C, GOODWIN &go. Boston, Mass, Sold by all druggists. 4m1 tuUF rg s.R@leaso zrt, .-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17
: TWISTED. ] lI ]:

aaha 1is+ f4tAfA4fSi tWkI g9Yt szd9 s4 The citizeps ofrthist place are nxioasly waiting forlthe High Sherif, to appoint his
 Deputy for this locality. There are are many can didates for the position, among whom larsA Dexter Lincoln, son of the proprietor 'ofshe Bsardsley Honse, 2 young m an, who
 ohiy voted last year. an and II who is eminently
 aaJas for the place. Marx Baird, a, sort of strad de the fence. has, as I understand, been eHdorsed by Dr. Steele and Lawyer
 Hitchcock. j, There is MT. Caleb. P. New
 man, ,awhos always accepts office from the
 Republ licans.. and votes with them general ly. but this, time he. favored the winning man, and expects his kindness will be re- re-. 'ciprocated, ,4a The above are the, candidates
 for ths position, who are endorsed by tho native politicians. Then. there is one other
 candidate, M. John Dempsey, gentleman naa al1 ! aof high standing with all parties and class Ees.and particularly with his count trymen. the sIrishsssI Mir. Baldwin knows where his RpoRersliesn he will omplygwith the unani- m Ii: amous wish of the adopted citizens and .ap- point Mr. Dempsey. If he h has rt, no regard fs for them sttheir wishes, and serves them them nskisihstancs as they are usually served v<esdl FbythaD Dsmocracy, tho aindignaiYfyy will be be
 raseuled witA appalling sfeet on .th the sDDss Dssr impsaey, atall succeeding elections; Ar
 D. is well qualified for the position, b in g
 at the fpreseAt time. in the book ID bFusl less,
 Hss had one brothsEsl al officer in the .7th kOa Y whe was killed. at the battle of Ol-- iinnaatee, Floridasds Ilip II IIIx esH t fs, (laaA Ihe asGteatp Post-efiee excitement, |lwhieh xfor1esei long astine disturbed the qniet of our we'll disposed village, has at alastr sqbsidsilgd The insurreeIionists, or rather, thaconsolidaaonistss gre most tho,
 roughly and shanaefuliy beateu. Driven
 from eyer5astandpaiat which they have at. tempted to. fortifysia. bshalf of their unr, sril righteous ndnnpapular caussso | have np
 doubt babqwhat some of them will find 2
 place in the Democratic ranks. It has beep Erumored that another hearing would be
 granted iabhe case ]; the above rumor was 1cirenalated alla by ethe .aatsil There is no truth
 inL it Thaqquestion iias settled and 80 is
 Clarke &s &siCo.aansifs{ s,s4rtnng, Neee ..o<., ffa
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-06-17

On WednesdaY aTaping. June 2l. at the residence of 3he bride s father.~by the Rev. Thomas Murph r assisted bv Rev. Edward Hawes. Mir. Charles E. Plumb. to Miss Emma. daugltFr of hWilliam B Camp, Esq, all of Philadelphia.