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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
WASHINGTON.

Mir. William Brinsmade, who went tc Europe last fall for his health, accompa
 nied by his wife, returned here on Sat
 urday, having made the tour of Germany, Switzerland, Italy and the Mediterran can coast. enjoying the scenes of nature and art presented by the old world. and receiv- ing full return of health and vigor. t
 - The Reading Circle closed it's centrip etal labors by s'change of base" to an Acting Circle. The acting was in quite a spirited style, and elicited 8 good deal oi fun. especially the '.Down Easter" The exercises were closed with the customary music and a half hours dance. Our young people have ignored the orthodox plays of s'blind mans buff," s.roll the trencher,' 2 copenhagen and others. in which pen allies are paid at the rate of six huggings and dezen kisses to every forfeit, and ta- ken to acting charades, and dancing CO., tilhons, quadrilles, or the lancers We must say that the physical and mental exhilira- ticn of an hours dancing, does seem far superior to the moral tonic of .' kissing parties" Psychologists unanimously agree that dancing is one of the most healthy and recreatiye exercises that can be enga. ged in. Hence we arrive at the conclusion, that whatever is really and truly beneficial to the body, cannot be injurious to the soul. Let every one enjoy their. own re- creation in their own way, not being judg- ed of another's conscience.
 Mr. c. c. Hickox has been appointed, and has commenced the duties of Postmas- ter. ss..F.
 The Conference House attracts atten- ton. To build or not to build, or if to build, of wood or stone, is now the question. Simeon H. Mitchell generously offers to pay the fourth part towards q new building. Enough more to meet half the expense can be obtained conditionally from those who will not otherwise contribute at all Let the children of Judea rise up a Id build for the heathen, as d. stranger doth not oppose, neither doth $ Gashmu say it."s!g ysg4 .savsvs s....
 az Gen. Orlando Brown. M. D., late of the United States service. is having repair ing done on his house, and an office fitted up. preparatory to commencing practice in his profession. We are not . people who can spend much time in the luxury of being sick, but when we are. we wish him speedy success in curing us. ".
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
SHARON.

A most daring burglary was committed in this town, on the night of Saturday last, which resulted in very serious loss to MT. George Cole. His house wa. entered during the sevele storm of tha, night, and U s. Government bonds to the amount of forty-five hundred dollars stolen. No clue to the burglar has, as yet, been obtained. 9f.s7s e3 sas.i5
 = The wife of Walter Cain was found dead in her garden, on Monday last. She had long suffered from a disease of the heart, and her death resulted from the bursting of an artery connected with that organ. Her husband, who with herself. composed the family, left Ter, early in the morning, to go to his work, land returning for his dinner at noon, founi her dead. It would seem she was milkinewhen the ca lamity first came upon her, nd started for the house, the blood flowing from her mouth in great abundance and causing her death in few minutes. b1,a 8aat
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
I1 . , . 'ItJ Ai1'L -'.Ets it5 LA HATE ITEMS.


 M1DDLErowN forbids yelocipedes. ,3 .~.s AN oyster dealer died in fit at Fair Ha ven, Saturday.aoua3 3als4fn aaI vi banea SENATOR Ferry is at home and said to be In poor health. H g1sdw 3ysaz9 ,wa.I .gasa KnLNGLY objects to being divided into voting districts. Da ..fsts, ..s ga2nzu l,a A SALOON KEEPER at Voluntown died sud denly, last week. nns6 p B, asia s5s ., ,,,,,,,-s A LAND turtle inscribed s,175O has been found in Meriden. r..aao.,., o.,s ..,-1 l lasItzWE oldest resident of Bridgeport ldled, G., s,,.no. ,nased Isa so. Eaassatzos .10 .aois income of s5a I7S. .oham pays tax. on an A NORWICH man caught 20 Ibs.s-e trons, one day, last week. 'As4s ' 2 The new collector at New Lopdon, took possession, Saturday. g.r.sr ra 7. A NEWPORT contractor is to build tn. Meriden water-works. A vAIUABLE horse and buggy were ,stoler at Hawleyyille, lately. -, ~ .T~,.r THE shop-lifting New Haven clairyoyant has been bound over for trial, q .,l, JI.s OVER one hundred men are ,already, A, work on the Air Line, railroad. ..g - .. HE Stamford4 Adpocasei cries for, ssate,.-- republican m newspaper, evidently. B, eto,. TIE dredging of the Thames river below Norwich l1isle IS to be begun again soon.g asT ANorgan,grin dersl monk key bitiof a young girls fingers in New London, lately. ae A TRAIN ran of the Norwich .aadJf fWor. cester track, on Tuesday of last week.
 A NEw LONDON man having a. mania. for photographs, has collected about 5000.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
COUNTY ITEMS.

From the Winsted HeraM:
 .-- -HUNTsvIILE --The new Barnum Furnace IS fast approaching completion. The Top honse, Clearinghouse, and Coal l-house are framed and raised.l It will sbeshne sof the best hot blast Furnaces in the State.
 WINsrED.-In order to head off an ,ccn- sation which IS otherwise sure to come. we hasten to say that George B. Cook, our newly appointed Postmaster, Is not s cons III ol oeheral uf''Il' 'f'fa' F IaakH t4Hr
 NAUGHTY. Miss Minnie A. Page, of East Litchheld, has been sending Arbutus to the Hartford Couraat. while a good deal nearer than Hartford, there are Editors pe'ishing for want of 1t. A-@@"1 ~
 a, ep eo-: t.ox GorsaI If
 CoLEBRooK -Erastns Simonds has soll his farm to L1ther Sparks, who takes pos ls session immediately ais1 f2 aei egasf2 alIt
 -.L. A. Cooke is employed by the Eagl,, Scythe Go. at Riyerton, to act as. agent, and enters upon his new duties this week.
 - Deacon George NJ Darlington ex- poets to leave town early in May, and pitch his tent In West Hartford.a iaoal t gut4,I
 PINE MEADOW. -H. Chapin's Son has laid the foundation for his i new office, store house, Sc. s,o., ,s +.rs, e..., ,..,fft
 = Rev. John H. Belts commenced preaching here three weeks ago. s'1s 'A'@iq
 E = D. B. Smith llas purchased the Por- ter White place. s,st.ls.ee, j., aof}.ts.5,e, Our railroad Is not progressing re- markabiy fast. There seems to be d want of capital among Che con traetofs, orisome thing of the kind.39i3za assy l., ai,lsr..,{.sa ,.l- The Bushnell Cornet Band has been organized apd the place has a real, live band, at last All ss i7ssssattxa 4uft EfDaI HARwINToN.-We hear with 1pain and deep regret that our worthy physician, R. E. Ensign. contemplates leaving us soon. having made arrangements to locate in the dourishing city of Meridel.s May he be as respected and dsuccessfnIin his new tield of labor as he has in the one he. i. about to leave. 7-''
 NORFOLK. Oar Society of, c ,ol Fem plars are receiving large a iditions to their numbers each week They promise to do something for the ctuse of Temperance soon.l e3i lod sI hai.Aus sA.. g5 ..,.,. r35.- MT. o. H. Wolcott has received d cer-. tificate of U. s. Pension in fui, to date from Oct. 1864, for injnri < received while in the service! EGaCl3 selZia sy!iifod5nf" P Moses CAmp Esq. has lately purchss ed an addition to his already fam )us stud of blooded horses. We don't know whetli CT he intends to run an independent stage line or the proposed Conn. w. R R.J.alL -...- The surveyors, are again upon, us3 The propose now to run a land -iine. having run snow line all winter. hi We begin 'hert3 in Norfolk to. think that surveying is good business if .ceA foAoped. ,s s9d slpnog.I, bao
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
gitek6ela Gnqnirst
Litchfield, Ct. Thursday, May 6, '69.
Office Seeking.

A@SS&AAS
 Political revolutions in the United States have seldom developed larger, a hungrier, or better abused lot of offce-seekers than have come to light with Grants admins tration. It is hard to do anything but despise them yet they deserve quite as much compassion as contempt Nine tenths of them prove utter failures ;, they eat dirt and get nothing to. digest it with. The triumph of great principle signifies noth- ing to them. Their warfare begins after the great battle is over !; and their quarrel is with political friends, far more bitter because far more personal than quarrel with political enemies A sourer, sorer being does not exist than your disappoint- ed office-seeker and he is always disap- pointed, for no success comes up to his own estimate of his own deservings, and in his best estate. he growls audibly over the mess of pottage for which he has sold his man. hood. e
 We are glad to believe that these gentle men are far less numerous than they seem. They multiply themselves by enlistments of their friends, and then they swarm on the little city of Washington and seem like to devour it. Yet they are but small pro- portion of the vast number of Americans who interest themselves in politics. The great army of Republican voters, three million strong, is represented at Washing ton only by it's Major Generals and its bummers---a queer mixture, part far bet ter, and a. part far worse than the average. With an honest administration the camp followers chances are few, but now and then he does slip into an office and his ap pointment serves to render that of hun dred honest fellows, odious.
 That our present mode of appointment to office is faulty, is confessed on all hands. A part of the offices may. we think, remain the legitimate reward of political services. Where any person of common education and carefulness can perform their duties acceptably, no public interests will suffer seriously by change. Those offices are best filled on recommendation of local caucuses. The present method of leaving such ap- pointments to Congressmen is open to every objection. They are an annoyance to such legislators as Senator Ferry; a temptation to such as Senator Dixon.
 Every office. however, which requires special aptitude or special training, for the performance of it's duties should be kept out of politics. The competitive plan pro. posed by MT. Jenckes, or something simi. lar, is greatly needed and we hope that the nextisession of Congress will not go by without its passage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
News of the Week.
FOREIGN,

I GoabJ Il an.GFoREraN arss( Lga eli,ga 1s Mir. iSumner's speech 1occasions T, Ts,mn, .sj comment and anxiety in England reed s@s The House of Commons are still .an oa ged with the Irish Church Bili.. .' " hSf'e1
 The Spanish Uortes fefusestn tn make, Ts tholicism the exclusive religion of ySpain :, The Cuban government ;proclaims tb, harshest measures against tie insuroenta The latter have been holdings Connras and desire eannexation. to the lU nited sfatas anA .doxaao oDoMEuTc.isoa siaI f,aa Yo,
 The Virginia Conservatives held 4 Chm yention in Richmond on the. 28tb Inf They nominated no candidates. ex nect;no to support the moderate Republican n nom; ii nees and take Reconstruceio On las ik ssl,.,ass They will use every effort to defeat the dis, lranehlsing clauses sd of the proposed Con
 The 80, 900 PeGnsyIyanias aeoa, dn;asra have resolved. on 2 strike, ra,.sl <. -
 The new Indianapolis postmaster fonnd 55 bags of nndistributed matter ii, tiie eel. lar of the postsofiicewoa sW .las Hoi
 Louis Leine, a negro, wasihung at Pitts. burg, on TMhnrsday, Inn y fpr the murder of his A National Sunday School aConye.,t;o,b5 was held at Newark, last week. snoftofa IIl
 The Protectionists of Philadelphia. held 2 meeting, Thursday. --. s s.7"
 Hiram Waibridge of New York. hasbaaan appointed GosernmentC Commssioner of tba Pacific RailfOad. eFdansens I,ad .; o.; ,.,.,..o
 The President intends yisiting New Enc. land and the West, this summer 7stss
 The oommissionefs. appoineed soj jaeeias upon the claims forsrabel damages dones;r the border counties of Pennsyiyania al- low $l .O93, ,351, Near g, ,OO0, ,OO0 were cia;m1s ed. fAaA .sIbnl Ian SSsidra '. Slsla iial llii
 Astation aon an Ohio railroad was ,aes stsoyed by 2 tonado, Wednesday, ,a;.as-4
 Professor A. |. Perry, of Williams. Col. ege, IS to lecture throughout the cori1ty.d next summer and falIyy 5ift fasor Of flee 'fade.d augod si aT ,Dnff ffsw roy ! A Republican Convention is to be. held n Texas, on the 24tb. = ofs' ''s''2 7f7''7s
 Government recovered Judgment againzt .alS Kentucky whisksys dealer, Friday, for
 The income returns in Massachusetts in
 lleate an increase over 1888. .ILgarooa saAl | live Syracuse ve)ocip edestrians travel. \ ed 90 miles in 5 hours. r
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
MARRIED,

1o In West Goshen, April 29th, by Rev. ' WIn., II. Stcbbins, MT. William Auckland and Miss Esther D. Knapp, both of West Goshen.
 ~ In North Canaan. April 21st, 1869, at Christ's Church, by Rev. Jonathan A. Wainwright. D. D. General J.dB Harden. berg, to Miss Della E.. daughter of Nathan W. Watson, Esq.
 At the residence of the brides father,
 rhss rMhsss Winsted, April 2Sth, by the Rev.
 nas; T1IS r Xetherby, Elam ". Norton and Miss Ella y. Aa1t,; e4N ''-i! -'s5i2 sH1N ,t D'I
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
ooNsUMP1IoN AND psEeBa CURED.

1 WALTnAM, Mass. Nov. 12, 1868.
 Ny Grsspd-lnothU and iseysral ,appts gand cousins died of consumption. My mother had a cancer, was taken with bad cough, which
 had affected me IS months; f2 months after my cough commenced. cancers began in, both breasts, which grew rapidly for months, hard Gancero ns1umpsfn both breasts. .dn tiiiasiatb called on you with but little hope. as both my lungs were affected, and cane. [ in each breast; Consumption and cancer seemed to struggle which wodld destroy me first l had suffered much from dyspepsia. Your reme- dies, with fths coneentratedl cancer mineral spring water have wholly cured me. have been perfectly well for two months; no cough xpedtoraton; hobwellihg ini my1 bfcasIAs no dyspepsia; no pain or suffering, Every
 where am strong and able to perform all my duties! ditoot n1edidines for four sril0ng hsz M T -oa tag sbfhankfdlly yours. G14 s1sjaIq .osiA 70 p1sfgned)s ,gssn18ea aiSkRAiE J. EMgRsoH. l., ,. All diseases successfully treatsdby letter.ssL
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Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
WOODBURY.

] < i. i l. .ers ff s
 MT. Horace D. Curtiss is naking extenu. sive repairs on the house helately bought from the Daniel Martin estas.
 MT. Henry Miner is bpairing and painting the house he lates bought oi James Green, and fixing uptb ont-houses and fences. assi
 gSs--- William F. Woodruff ! appointed Postmaster, uics Beardsley ldeaocrat), re- moved. s sl'is2'is asEi
 As the papers, just now. seem to be collecting local and neighborpod names. let us give the list for WoodbFy Bethel Rock. Judson Lane, Saw PiHilI. West Side, Bear Hill, Castle Rock, Afldle Guar ter, Pomperaug, Transylvania, Fassy Hill,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
-slEen Works .LtkeA Aes atihdy,,s,,,

-~S A~sSsS|s ", sCsVN1e AkGS :, 9sADEh fAl jon si bnAl 1niaeoo si .,n5b sdT
 Q Renne's Pain Xii ling Magic Oil cures Head aSne ei.3i.I4 .egz1a. 10 nosb9iaN ,oaai4 g bna si Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures, Tooth asheissY! r5.oGl, .sat lIo ifsial.g o1 f,sraasrd eaR Ren9e Raip KiiIing Magic. Oil cures Z .Nsua aga Lgs e4aa, .t elsG t0 ealfa 0e nidiiw < Renne, 2 Pain Killing Nagie oilcuEes CholeIa saRsnnes B Rem Paia Killing Magis Oil cures Rheu- E Reppps's Pain Killlpgl Magic oil Leares Iatns- Renne,s Pain Killing Magic Oil epres gre Skin
 Some ilksiassn Iks s.am q f9ga. M sh ,a;o 'a. lame their shoulders are, of '.my crick in the 6ack- or, T have got, the Sciatica,,,+T andatllSht fttlGaggmg. .that khbhla6 6aafcare me!.-but when we get such lawful folks" to use REyGEsSsP sPAINEKHIIEG MAGIC OIL, faithfully, we not only cure the1r lameness and charm away their pains, but we actually ta ke all that kind of "brag out of theml and they fsankly ownap, nd say # t wofks sh charm!" .eS9 ,d'5I NA toSold by Wesselis &s Gates; also BjsoA.d C. Smith Litohieid, and by alp Drugg ggists;,Hs Mer. chents and Groceas IaDa1 9ht 70 5bsm sHSod -3srib sfWM. lRENNE Sole Proprietor sHI
 .ssa1ag4T io Land MahnfactafeB. nofi | e3 1 aeSs bns -Gl 4 ef q g aPfttsfeid Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

a| Charles B, Gilbert, convicted of mur. der committed at New Britain, and sen. fenced for life, escaped from States Prison last fall. He was finally caught in New York State and haf been brought back to Weth- essfeld. His detection was piece of quee, luck. He had been confined for petty offence at Ithaca, N. Y. He confessed to a fellow prisoner that certain States At. torney" would like to catch him. and spoke of having lived at Dublin Hill" The term States Attorney" being peculiar to New England, in formation was sent to Marshall Pease of Spri ngfeld. Mass. He found out that Dublin Hill" was iu New Britain, soon traced out the affair, and gets half of the sl,ooo reward. Gilbert escaped to Canada, and thence to England, but .foolishIy re- turned to this country again. z..1@
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

.. .ioUNasLApIEs BEwAREi of the injurious effects v4 Faee Powderssa Aud sWashesl [ An such remedies close up the pores of the skin, and in short time destroy the complexion. If you would have fresh neslthy and yontLfpl Iappe arapce, use Helmbolds EAtract oarsaparllla.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
DIEI

.aaa ad Ws1oodbary' " Na, 2d, Harvey, Morris aged oI. , &ai4g3.sfn. M, ;z..f
 In Sharon,e Ellsworth Society. Miss Sin. san M; daughter of the late Ass'ka sn;tb aged 60 years tS'' ''n''h
 In Twin Greye,. Winona County, Min. nes9tas Feb TTth. 1862 1aeyi NortiiNs V taaAsE AsAa91 ssars. forthsrIy Of Nerf5a
 In Great Burlington, Mass, April 25th Ll Eiiz1 .i Campbell. aged, 85 yearssg Her re mains were taken tp Sharon, Conn..t forlin. !teymento She was a Revolutionary pen. sloner, her husband having served in the Revolution. to ,i50ls "GB sd; s93 pnB liaJ In Cornwall, April 21st, MT. Albert NorthE9p, 2ged sl years, r-.z--m-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

aa- During the present scramble for places it comes out,and radical congressman are the in formers,that our representatixes at Madrid has a smuggler.-Sentises. o1
 The informer in this case was not rad ical Congressman. but one Perry. secreta- " of Legation to MT. Hale. MT. Hale de- nies the truth of Perry's charges and the matter will probably be soon soon inves, tigated. hz.- Esga
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
Dr. s. 8. Fitoh's Family Physician

Dr. s. 8. Fitoh's Family Physician. kNsvl Eli tgei Meh Senar ged, SokpaSss with most valuable additions, Sent'ffe to Afiy address " rite, to Dr, $, s. FITCH, IA Broad F way, New YerkG LE4A Z'G1L&
 New Haven, saturday Jan. '23,' 1869, and every zd Satn'lay afterffem.I a. m. 4 ahti! D. m. consultati6s free. r
 Pr S. s. -Fissh successfully treats ali ciirorr. icd'sease of all olany part of the human sys-
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

Good Hill. H Hoop-Pole, Hazel Plain, Hell Hollow, Cross Brook, Galpin Hill Weekee- peemee, Flanders, Nonewaugs, MinorTown Blackman's Hill, Puckshire, Poverty Street. Cats Swamp, Scratchville.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

\ A CLEAR SMOOTH SKIN and beauti tifalscomplexion follows the use of Helmbold's Concentrated Ex- tract SaTsaparila.
 .,ds; t 1sTslSs ss s|,s als4 es gmp'q fB up- I'll TEE1TT .IE UT T7T77- -7T rrSs- IN gHESPRING MONTHS, othea systema naturaifk undergoeg change, and Helmbold' d's Highly, Gons eentrated Extractof araapayilla is an assistantof .ae sIea.ess saaas.s. 1sq 09lf 5e9 .T2 q 1E0a
 HElMBoIDs CoHcRNrRzTEp EXTRACT aac1 sAnsApanr1- LA: is the great blood purifier. 52 Sm
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

.sBalyp nis s and If doD dDy yyoaa Good. ;, 7.Si He. best edicins in the world is Dr Bahgl standard remedy for, Liver Cow pl4ipts, ,Billioua Diseases, Humors of the Blood and Skin, Jaun- dice Dyspepsfa, Cosfi ivenessi, Head. ache and all Diseases arising from Disordered Stomach. FpEpid Liver pr Impure Blood. They cleanse the system, purify. and new create ths spge appetite cS segils7Up .S9 Sold Dy gyi1lyda ia1lly darqgggiasts. HI1Wzaaa aa4sI 4m
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

|, -ls -lRsenne's Pain Killing Magic Oil is excel lent for sore throat; it's use seems to cure z canker ull sores in the throat and mputh. It IS useful to cure any kind of pain. o, Try it
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
., ,"'''' ~HELMBOLD'Se '"'- Concentrated Fluid Ertract Sarsa.
.gea 3a xolgapsaErhlilla parlila'b il 'bas vga4ot,A
 ERADICATEs ERUPTIvE and ULCERATfyF

Q, parilia..
 -.E,l $ E0ltsEClQJ bus vgaIot5L ERADlCATES ERUPTIVE and LUCRATIVE DISEASES of the THROAT, NOSE, EYRs.
 .E gEYELIDS, SCALP andSKINJ Which so disfgure the appearance, purging, the evil affects of mercury, and removing all faints the remnants of diseases, hereditary or otherwise and is taken by adults and children with perfect safety Two tabe-spoonfuls of the Extract of Sarsapa- rilla added to1a pinto ofwater Is equal to the Is- bon Diet Drink, and one bottle is equal to gallon of the syrup apaffifA, ,lofthe decoctions as An nterestihg letter is pubiished in the Msdieo Chirurgical Review on the subject of the Extract of Sarsaparila in certain affections, by Benjamin Travers, E. B. s. &e. Speaking of those diseases, and dseases arising from the excesss of Mercury he states that no remedy is equal to the Extract of SarsapaEla; it's power is extraordinary more 50 than any other drug am acquainted with. IL is in the strictest senbd a tonic with this invaluable attribute, that it is applicable to state of the sys- tenn so sunken yet SO Irritable as .fendefs other substances of the tonic class unavailable or iniu- rious.
 HELM EOLD'.S CONCENTRATED EXTRACT OF sAR- 'i 1l ri Il sAPARILtA. \ . Fl ! Established upwards of IS years. Prepared by
 59f Btoadway,N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

FAnEa-A Missouri paper speaks of our late candidates for Governor. as :. Wns P. seweli, and TAonaas B English" The Norwich Adrertiser lately referred to the very virsuous vetoes of Ogden Hoffman, Governor of New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

QUANTITY Cs QUALIFY. Helmbeld's Extract Sar. saparilla. The dose fs smaiIk Those Who desire large dose of medicine err
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

ELECTION. The parade, to-day Wed nesday) is to be one of the finest eyer seen in the State. The Governors of all the New England States have been invited and have accepted the invitations. Senator Wilson. of Mass, and o,lr two Senators. will be present. The military parade will be fne. The Governors numerous aGuards. D two regiments of Militia, ana much artil. iefy ana horses will be present. The Hon. oraDle aDle, the Senate, and the Shad-Eaters of lower degree. adorn tho latter end of inc procession; after whom come citizens who like to trotin processions on horsebac. and citizons who like to trot in process;ons m foot, After them, unimportant persons. Indians. negroes, women, and the like. can undoubtedly come in if they choose.
 Nobody likes to see restored Repnbl;. can administration in Connecticut better than we do; but this Election business is ,boshI
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.
fHA couRANr roR rHE sEssIoN.

The DA1Lx CoURAST will contain complete and trustworthy reports of the proceedings oi the leg by experienced reporters, and will be fur nisned dueihg the session for $l; including the laws si:50. Any person sending us the names of SIX subscribers for the session, or five for the time including the laws, will be entitled to a copy gra- tls. Terms, cash in advance.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

ha- Gen. E. M. Lee. Secretary of Wyo ming Territory, starts for bis new bailiwick instanter. If the tribes overhaul him on his way, let him speak to them. It will give time for the arrival of achievements.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

a1- Tennessee is all alive with Andy Johnson.- Register. If that is true Tennessee Emigrant So cieties may as we'll shut up shop.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

HELMBoLD's EXTRACT SARsAPARILLA cleanses and renovates the bl6oa instfs fe yfkor of health in- to the system, and purges out the humors that make disease. kl zsIAEg
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06
through Litchield. the night before.

p9~ The New Haven Register in speak ing of the railroad projects to come before the Legislature says:
 ''Our Derby railroad is, we believe, to be exten- objective point.
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-05-06

n9- The Pacific railroad will be finished this week.