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The New York herald., 1871-12-23

The Finanoial Condition and Public Hope from
the Treasury Budget
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An Excellent Holiday Present for lady
Grover Baker SEWING MACHINE Saiesrooua $3S
Broadway 5 and 1910 THIRD avenue, New York 5 Fuitoo
street, Brooklyn, ana is4 Washington street, Jersey City
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Holiday Present. Brooks l3Ost and Sn0e
sore $40 Broadway removed and consoliased At tse
broadway, Twenty vbinh The Largest assDr
of boots shoes In tae city, st reduced De
pot for the Club and Rink skates Fenoh emhroidsred
Slippers for ladies and gentlemen for the holidays
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TELEGRAM TO 1Hf NEW YORK aeaALa

PARIS. Dec. %, 1871.
the Count De Remusat has made representations
70 tue stgnor ven6sta the Italian Minister OF For
pgn Adatrs, complaining Of the tone OF King Victor
Emmanuel's reply to the request or the French gov
krnment for the recall OF the Ohevalier Nigra from
Rarta
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Execution Of COlored Wife Murderer Yes.
terday at Grenada, NIis..
Msxffffs DEG a. 1871.
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ST. J0uN Dec. 10,
Via HAVANA, Dec. %, 1871
Quarantine has been established on vessels from
Nova scotia.
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The following record will show the changes In the
temperaturekor the past twenty.tour hours In com.
parlson with the corresponding dav OF last year. as
indicated by the thermometer at hudnut Pharmacy
HERALD Building corner OF Ann street,
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A-Weporting Pr0sress.-.Trado IL lively M
kNOAS, 2l2 broadway. the acrobas OF the famous
Humpty Dumpty. there great rush for his iiOI.f
DAY HATS aud FANCY FURS, there should be there
II any attraction In superior articles Drcea
KNOx'S holiday SEASON Promises to be unusually brtAut
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FRANCE AND GERMANY,
xcc~fsyssfssss-oes:,Tsss s.e sE:,fss s ,.s.;,..Ss: 80:
French Reply to Prince Bis
faarck's Army Thf6ats
tslivided by River of Blood" and
Learning to ssWait."


:" - PARIS, Dec "a. 1871.
The recent dsspatch ,rrom Prince Bismarck to
Baron Won Arnlm excites the French press TO re-.
hewed bitterness against Germany.
The tone OF the journals generally fs well ex-
pressed BY the following extract from one OF them,
Whioh says--"The silence OF the vanqulshed is the
Only nt reply to the insults OF the vctors river
pf blood has divided us. We learn 70 s9Hsr AMI TO
Aat.T ~ i .ax,sss
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CURACOA.

Bloody Riot Caused by the Arrest OF the Attorney
General-One Dead. Nine .een Wounded.
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ItlrssAS 70 fHt new Yuax HeaaLn

II = .
ItllsfAS 70 fHt new Yvak MaMa
-, LONDON, Dec. %, 1871.
notice has been Issued from the American LIE.
cation here to the enect that II Is desirable that all
citizens or the United states intending to travel on
the Continent should provide themselves with pass.
ports.
THE HOLIDAYS.
Tuesday after Christmas will be observed as O
holiday. The Stock Exchange ana markets gene
rally Will be closed and business almost wholly sus
pended.
ALARMING VISITATION.
The smallpox prevails TO an alarming extent In
Birmingham. Special hospitals are TO be estab.
llshed, the sick are TO he quarantined, and other
precautionary measures have been taken by the
authorities to prevent the further spread OF the
disease.
TIM LEGATION IN WASHINGTON
Rear Admiral Edward A. Inglefeld, q. N. has
been appointed naval altache Of the British lega.
ton at Washington.
Admiral Ingedeld Is an aged officer, who has not
been engaged In active service for a considerable
period Of tame.
METROPOLITAN DISQUALIFICATION AND IT'S ANTIDOTE.
The Society for the suppression OF Vice has sum-
moned the sellers OF city paper before the Courts
'sf0r exposing to view and circulating obscene
literature.n
The accused were admitted to bail.
THE COTTON SUPPLY.
Three thousand seven hundred and sixty nine
bales OF american cotton landed at Liverpool.
from Charleston. to-day
The total stock OF American cotton aflOat for
English ports Is 100, 600 bales.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

SOC; Organ Books $40 Piano BOOKS, Jc 1ji Broadway
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

D. D., LL D., President of Princetoa College; Rev.
JOHN HALL, d. D., Of Nsw York; Rev. RENRY WARD
BEECHER, Hon. HORACE GREELEY. Hon JOHN
SAKE, and other very ds,n suished writer's
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Frank Mays, co0red, was hung at Grenada, MISS,
to-day, for the murder OF his wife by rassbane last
April. lie had been twice respited. He was over
come by fright, and had to be carried 10 the scaf-
fnll
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Where to Ray Fir~ Pictures, rsiNtinxs,
PorceliAus, Englsh Water t0lors. lu ossov bfo.a~sY
prices B9tpLtN'S, n Liberty street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Holiday Presents Of Alcction and Clarity
for wife, mother, sister and friend.
WHEELER WILSON'S SEWING MACHINES.
b25 Broadway
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TELEGRAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

ST. THOMAS. Dec. 10, I
Via HAVANA, Dec. o. 1871.
The United states steamer Hasser. with Professor
Agassz on board, has arrived al st. Thomas fro m
Boston.
The telegraph steamer International mas arrived
from England aud gone to Jamaica to lay tue new
Aspinwall cable.
The United States steamer Shawmut has arriv ed
from SANTANA for the purpose or recruiting her
crew.
The steamer Alpha. from Halifax, on her last
voyage refused to undergo the twelve days quaran-
tine imposed upon vessels from that port, and left
without being allowed to land her cargo.
Twelve days quarantine has been established
upon vessels from New York.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
FRANCE AND AND ITALY.

WIZ 1svslssI = = =
President Theirs in Complaint Against tho Royal
Tone from Rome.
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THE SOAPFOLD.

Average temperature yesterday y...............11k y
Average temperature for corresponding date
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TEE ERIE RAILWAY.
:. ss~~coces<scen~>c>c~~e.
Herald Special Report from
London.
Important News from the Protec-
tion Committee in New York.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BGRLow's RESOLUTION.
1tlEcnAm TO the new yOM HERALD
fs .,.fssJsl.s.sl sl.',,sse -'s-,.-
sNN<N<>>~~.>>l~~~>e~oo.~<~

1tlEeaAm 10 the new yoM HERALD
Tho following special despatch to the
herald has been received from our GORE.
spopdent ia tho capital Of Great Britain:-
-. p.s@Ya. LONDON Dec. %, 1871.
The Erie Protection Committee here pub
=. - -. N~ sssf, M
fishes the following communication as re-
oeived from lts agent In Now York;
"The new Attorney General (Barlow) pro-
poses in bis official capacity to break up the
whole combination Of The Erie Ring, without
respect to persons
The publication OF this intelligence has
been received with great Joy by tho parties
interested.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

AuReIps Turkish baths, I.exinetoa Ave-
nue.. corner of Twenty NTH street. aentemen every deS
and night evening best ventilation high
est temperatue grautcs advantages unequalied; Eu
The New York herald., 1871-12-23
ST. THOMAS.

Arrival Of the United States Steamer Hassler
with Professor Agassiz- The New Aspinwall
Cable-The United States Steamer
Shawmut-The Quarantine ON
Vessels from New York.
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The UNDERGROUND RAILROAD.

An important meeting Of Le &o.E1 q ps.e!ess q TIE
New York Ceotrs! gniefsT6anf ksiIWA1 Compssy ~
held Al tho oice Of the compaay u Wall street. yeaerss
a. Which Tss ordered .ss ne report the sH..rs
lsssS tiSs rs e 'ss s:s. I;
stock o the Company eArly In January, several prt
scr,en houses VIII gagged % fos gard enc sub
to q 9.Sros n =: .s co~S:s %
-,
A.-Watfs' Nervous Angidofe Has Per.
Formed wonderful cures OF Rhcunatism Ncraigia and he
blty Ia my own family and among many members OF my
congregation. Rev. $. W. KING, Hunters Point. l..
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

A.-Espeusc'eid Seems 20 Understand bv
instinct the taste OF 'Young America" Hs full Hat
for the holidays tue most taking and his store
if8 Nassau street is in OF siege all day long This
hrecold Influence of elegance excellence and chcapness Ii
trrcststible.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Watts, Ne~vaas Aoiidcir Cures Wrakmrss'
Debility aat Psia hy eect sy,,e ant s,rnsthe"fs'se Gu
ti.e aetvvrs . steps. Cue. r"s,ra,sc3
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Cri~tatOrO's Hair Dye has no Equal In thD
world II 10 the safest AMI reliable Of any Sot svacy
vhpra
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Roya! Havana Lottery: -T.e Hishess Rates
paid for DoubDons, all kiuis Of uold aud Shver
TAYLOR 4 CO., BANKERS, - Wall s.rsx Nov ryrx
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THE PRINCE OF WALES HEALTH.
Contradictory Reports as to the Prince.
Condition.
TEL EeaAwS 70 THE NEW YORK HERALD.

LONDON, Dec. 22-2P. N.
The noon bulletin from Sandringham TO-DAY re-
ports that the Prince Of Wales was a little less
quiet last night, bat that his condition is un.
changed.
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r N g L a N D.
The United States Legation in No
tice to Intending Tourists.

Commercial Relaxation at Christmas Alarming
Visitation Of Smallpox-A Naval Attache for
the Embassy In Washington-Moral Re.
form Against Literary Demoraliza-
tion-Supply Of American Cotton.
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Windsor Made Anxious by Symptoms o
Relapse.

LONDON, Dec. 22-4P.M NJ.
The Pdu MAI gazette has special telegram from
Windsor. which represents that the reports which
have been received at Windsor Castle from San
dringham to-day are not quite so fav0rable; that
the pulse OF the Prince OF Wales Is higner and that
there Is considerable anxiety at the Castle.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Davld's Holiday Hat for Geuilemeu. Sales
room 299L Broadway, near Duane street.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

Diamonds Bousht mud Seid.-Geo. G. Altos,
gal Broadway, Fourteenth street
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Steinway e. SOFAS,
GRAND SQUARE AND UPRIGHT PIANOS
Old Pianos taken exchange Illustrated catalogues ssas
free apple alton. -. - .
atree Na~ YORK
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Waruocl & Co., tlaftrsS. 5t~ BrOndvguy
Grnt,emeu's Seal Caps. ciovss add 0s,utlcts.
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RarSuSma In Fine GOlA .Jewelry.
WHOLESALE PRICES.

Barsuins H. Fine Goia !ewsIry.
WHOLESALE PRICES.
FINE GOLD EAKRlNGs AND PINS.
ETRUsCAN CAMEO. gARNET 40.
ONYX AND JET EARRINGS AND PINS.
GOLD BAND AND CHAIN BRACELETS.
GOLD LOCkETS AND NECKLAUES.
SEAL RINGS, AMErHYsr. CAMEO TOPAZ. 81
SLEEVE BUTTONS AND STUDS.
HANDKERCHIEF RINGS, GLOVE FA5TENERS.
DIAMOND RINGS AND STUDS
CHILDREN'S GOLD AMULEr5.
CHILDREN'S GOLD RINGS AND EARRlN05.-
GOLD WATCH GRAINS.
.M.aa GOLD IHtMBLtS.
SEE Prizes BEFORE BUYTNH.
WATCHES AND JEWELRy REPAIRED.
GEO. G. ALLEN, 84I Broadway, near Fourteeo, strce
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Chrissmss Holiday ,PreseDts-Frenct
Bronzes Fancy Chatrs Desks Tables Piano Covers
Stools. q. L. kelly CO.. Importers, 72l Broadway.
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Thr Br.r uolidsy " Prssest-A sevvina Ma
chine and the best sewing machine IL 'storcpee." -
luton square, New York, fulton aad J&y streets.
Hfpukyu.
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The Pail Mail Gnzeitc's Report Fiatly Con-
tradicted.
LONDON. Dec. 23--5 A. NJ.
The alarming special despatch which was pub
lshed in the Pdu Mall Gazette yesterday relative co
the Prince OF Wales has no foundation. The Prince
continues TO progress toward recovery, aud there Is
no increase In hts fever.
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

A.--3O, 900 Cisoics Books, Suitable for Hoii.
Wy JOHN PYNE, 100 Nassau street.
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Royal Havana Lottery.
JOSEPH BATES a Co, Agents.
Post oalco boz f,a5S 70 Wall street, up staira
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bargains I'm silver. Waro.
WHOLESALE PRICES
GEO. @. ALLEN S1 broadway. Fourtssnth street.
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From the New York Lcdger.I
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYANT we hAvs made arrsags
Mr.. Bryant for number orgtuni pesass Is
him. to De written expressly for hs Ledger durias hs
year.
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s.PilSe,s TOOthache Drops, Cure In Onp Mia.
HILLS HAIR DYE oiack brown, oniy ~ ,sats.
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PORTO RICO.
TfleGaAM TO THE NEW YORK HERALD.

Quarantine on Vessels from Nova eootia.
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Rea.tiiu! FIew!ns Hair tor Tho Helidays.ss
CHEVALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR restores graz
hair, stops its falling out increases its growth. I
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

from the New York Leigerl
WILLIAM CULLEN BRYAHT-we have male sfrsnge-
nsn,s with Mr. Bryant for number or original poems ~
him written expressly f,s tue Ledger drng We ne~
The New York herald., 1871-12-23

The New York Ledger-Out Te.Day.-Ths
ars. number Of tho NEW YORK LEDGER Tor tas nsw
year. published to-day u O'Clock, contains original
poem by ALFRED rENNYsoN. tho poet laureate OF Esx.
laud written expressly tho Ledger rhs Ledger also
contains original contributions from Rev JAMEs MoG0sH
D. d. L. D. President Of Princeton College; Rev. JOHN
HALL d. D., OF Now York; Rev. HENRY WARD
BEEcHER. Hon. HORACE GREELEY. Hon. JOHN a.
SAKE, aud other very dis.oguisncd writer's.
WILLIAM fs% s' ssT ys.. Hssfs s;. ID. arrange
sn Tn Mr bryant Tor 1 number nm 9. osn4 S1ss E ~ =
yesr
Tho New York Ledger Out Ts-Day.-Tas
ars, number Of the NEW YORK LEDGER Coz the
year published to-day at Is O'clock con.ans ouxas
poem oy ALFRED rENNYsON. the poet issupaps Of Eng
expressly for the Lsdsss. ~ nsSser ais5
Contains original contributions from Rev. JAMES NooosH,
D. D. LII. D., Presideu. o. Princ-,oa College; Rev.
BEE0HER, Hon. HORACE GREELEY. Hen. JOHN
SAKE, and other very dis,ins suished writer's
wn,,.. oI IF1pm 81: New York Isaserl
s Mr. Bryant q Sa sai
him to be written expressly for lhs Ledger duras she
year.
s.PiIse's Toothachs Drops'' Care in Oar Mia.
ue.--HiLL'S HAIR DYE oack or brow0, ouiy ~ osots
Royal Havana Lottery Tho Hixhess Rafes
paid fxyIos fGl sa i2a saa ss.ss S.~Ya
Royal Havsu" Lottery:
Post oalce box t,ss4 sS Wall street, up stara
Seetuwuy a. SONS,
GRAND SQUARE AND gesIaHr PIANOS.
Old Pianos taken exchange Illustrated catalogues sat
Wsreroons stsnwsy Hall, 100 aud Ill East Foarscosh
street, New YORK
The Now York lcdxer-Out To-Day.-Tho
srs. number Of tho NEW YORK LEDGER for the new
year. published ,oda, ., IL o'clock. contains IN orgua,
poem b, ALFRED rENNYsoN. tho poo. laureate Of Eng
and written expressly for Ledger. Tho Ledger also
contains original contributions Rev. JAMES xocosH,
D. d. Ill. D. Pres,dens Of Princeton College Rev. JOHN
HALL. D. D., OF New YORK; Rev HENRY WARD
BEECHER, Hon HORACE GREELEY. Hon JOHN q.
SAKE, aud other very distinguished writer's
fprom the New York Leagerl
WILLIAM ct EN sRyANIws have ys". male .n,s ssr.sfs
n, to oe written expressly fos Ledger d'rng .he neS
year.
Thr Best Holiday Prosest-A sewing Ma.
chine. and the best ewing nsch'ne sss,s
srookyu.
waruock & CO., tIattesS. 5f~ BrSndwuy.
G-at,emeu's Seal Caps, CLOVES sad es'usets.
where TO Bay Fine Pictures, psiw,irxs,
prices B9a pLhS's, ~ Liberty street
oc"y sai rsla sy .scs.f,;'s .as .sens,ssarsssc en-
tiie ae,vccs ss.c'". Cues r"wa'sscs
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NEW ENGLAND SOCIETY.

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Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29

The committee on Education has report |ea bill appropriating 30 cts. per head for scholars enumerated, to Common Schools, an0unting to about $65, GOO inIall. ECoMMTrTEE HEARINGS There was a hearing before the judiciary committee, Thursday, on the expediency of establish ing system of district courts in this coun- ty. Mir. Goodwin's railroad resolutions came fup before the railroad committee on Tues- day.
 The Temperance committee have report. ed 2 bill making the liquor s-ller responsi. ble for the damage done by his liquor in rem. The other bills have not been acted on.
 The English beef' was up again before the State Prison committee.
 There was nearing before the commit. tee on Constitutional, amendments on Wo- man Suffrage, Tuesday. 5M1f
 The committee on Humane Institutions have agreed to report in, favor of an appro- priation of $2O. 900 to the Hartford Hospi- tai.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
COUNTY ITEMS.

THoMAsToN A disgraceful dance was had at Beha's Grove, a few nights ago. Drinks were freely used, and some black eyes were noticed next day. Both colors were represented. but which stood first ru nor doth not tell ..1 -4slE-3-,t- , A series of prosecutions are now being brought against Thomas Scott for violations of the law in selling liquor. Thus far he has appealed them. The next case will be tried next Saturday before Justice Bidwell
 NoRTHFELD. The Knife Company have nofear of having to curtail business for want of water this year. Their reservoir, which was made butt of ridicule by some, is more nearly filled with water than the most sangulne expected. la ie3
 --Our farmers, as they look upon their fields white with daisies, which to an unusu. al extent have supplanted the more succu- lent grasses. show long faces. The hay crop must be very light.-Herald 5a9
 WoLcoTTvILLE. Our Roman Catholic brethren recently consecrated their bury ing ground, the ceremony being performed by the bishop. A large number were pres. ent, which, with the two temperance socie- ties. formed quite pageant for which this church is so celebrated. From the ceme. tery all went to the church, where about thirty boys and fifteen girls were confirm ed, the girls being dressed very prettily in white, with green wreath about their heads. The bishop. in the course of some religious remarks, said that their petition for resident priest was regarded with the greatest favor, and in the course of no dis. tant time, if they continued to prosper, would be granted.-American.
 WATERTowN. On Saturday night, lamp filled with astral oil exploded in the hand. some residence of Gen. Wm. c. Hurd, dn- ring the temporary absence of it's occupants. Fire was communicated to the table and carpet. but was fortunately soon discovered and extinguished with trifiing damage, chiefly to the Brussels carpet and furniture; loss about $200. A very few minutes more would have given the flames such headway ss would have prevented control.-Ameri- cdu '.'" '+ '-7+# '- .. s'@''f @+"
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
.MARRIEI)1

At his residence of .Chas. A. Eckenber. ger, Esq., in E!mifa, by Thos K. Beecber on the 10th inst, Bennett c. Atwood of Watertown, and Nellie O. Eckenbereer of Elmira, N. Y.
 In Seymour, June 16, MT. Grant Stevens of Morris, and Miss Charlotte E. Ward of Seymour. - Si
 At West Winsted, June l9, by Rev. w. H. Simonson, Gen. James Hubbard, of Lakeville, formerly of the 2nd O. v. A. :, aud Marian. daughter of B. F. Perry. Esq
 In Sharon, June 15, by Rev Arthur Crosby, Dr. J. w. King, of Kent, and Miss Ida E. Howland, of Sharon.
 At Winsted. on Tuesday, June 20, by the Rev. D. F. Sanford Rector of St. James, Albert ;. Scherzer, of Philadelphia, to Miss Belle Forester, of Danbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
WoODBURY.

sos sMessrs. Daniel Curtis and Sons have just completed fine mill building 36x64 feet, on the site of the one burnt on the night of July 4th. 1870. The basement opening to the south and west is for stor- ing lumber. and the various kinds of joiner work required by their manufacturing op- erations; Ithenext floor is to be used for the mill business, and storing wheat flour and the upper story for storing grain and
 wool. asIsassisires aa ,1511sts99 bIUa sd- The Ladies of the North Congrega- Itional Society held . festival at the town
 hallsonzthe afternoon and evening of the
 22d inst. J; net proceeds, one hundred and eighty dollars, which will be appropriated
 to inside repairs of the church building.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29

CosNs.-How they sting, throb, ache, smart, ss an1 sLal gum upon our feet. In vain we beg, we above their heads, we burn, we cut, hack. hew. and fell, and still the pesky corns remain sonrcs of misery Useless are tears, entreaties. cursss
 Alleviator and Curative sure cure for coSHs ISSs
 buniOns, narrowing nails, and all ailments of ths feet. Sold by Druggists '-'' NERVOUS DISEASE. How many thousands of the most refined ladies of the land are alaves to nervous diseases in various forms[trembIirS
 twitching, and Jerking of the nerves. headachss' mysteries, sudden outbursts of temper on trivial occasions peevishness feeling of desperation. aa:espondency, or fear, &c. In any unhealthy core has absolute control over the nerves crestinG q radical change and positive cure. Sold by WesSals & Gates, Litchfeld, Conn. N~-- V "0''0''
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
DIED

In this village, June 18th, Miss Eliza B. Fish, aged 65.
 In Delhi N. Y. Nov. g, 1870, James o. Northway, aged 54., formerly from Norfolk.
 At Riverton, May IT, Samuel Hart, aged 58 years.
 At Riverton, June. Mrs. Samuel Hart, aged 56 years.
 At Wolcottyille. June q, Mrs. Martha A. Lowrey, aged 50 years. .. ..
 At Wolc0ttville, June 16, Chauncey Riggs, g much respected citizen, 0 native of Nor folk, aged so years.
 In Liberty township, Ohio, June II, Dr. John W. Russell, Jr., son of Dr. J. w. Russell, formerly of this town, aged 32
 Al. Woodbury, on the 17th inst, Mrs Maria, widow of Harvey Morris, aged S4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29

-
 BASE BA1L. --The games of base ball be- tween the great professional clubs have been unusually close and we'll played, this season. The breaking up of the old Red Stockings club led to the formation of two excellent clubs; the Olympics of Washing ton, and the Red Stockings of Boston. The Wrights were in the latter, and more was expected of them than they have proved able to perform. owing perhaps to the dis hbling of George Wright. by an accident. aa month or two since. The White Stock. ings of Chicago have made an excellent record, having lost only three of the eleven championship games they have played; but the New. York Mutuals have at present Q decided preference over all the other clubs. They have been beaten but once, and that was fin the spring. by the Hsymakers. Of late they have beaten all the best clubs in the country in succession, almost equal. ling the feats of the old Red Stockings ir 1889. o 3sa4 s's'eae il T s-2st
 The season began early and nearly { 2 hundred championship games have alread, been played. more than sometimes occu,
 in . whole year. We append list O "a alnbs with the games they have respective
 1Y Lost OF won :- ssfEtg @s <
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
NEW MILFORD,

The New Preston Rail Road question is receiving considerable more attention than heretofore. and an active effort is being made to secure aid for it in New Milford. Several gentlemen have promised liberal subscriptions. and if our business men look at the matter in the true light it ought moi to take great while to raise the whole sum required. twenty five thousand. dollars.
 INo
Litchfield enquirer., 1871-06-29
ROXBURY.

Rev. David E. Jones of Oliphant Pa. was
 ordained and installed pastor of the Con- gregational church in this place on the 2lst inst. .... .a zas.-eE ..ar.ss... -5
 The Council met at 10 A. M., Rev. G. w. Bunks, Moderator; Rev. J. P. Hoyt, Scribe. The order of exercises was as follows: opening prayer and reading of scripture, by Rev. Wm. H. Dean, of Bridge water; sermon, by Rev. G. W. Moves, of Woodbury, from Heb. 18th, 9th; ordaining prayer, by Rev. D. D. T. Mclaughlin, of Morris; charge to the pastor, by Rev. Mir. Bonar, of New Milford; right hand of fel- lowship, by Rev. J. P. Hoyt, of Sherman; charge to the people, Rev G. W. Banks, of Bethlehem; concluding prayer, by Rev. J. A. Woodruff of the first Ecclesiastical So- ciety of New Preston; and benediction by the Pastor. Thirteen churches were repre- sented in council. Rev. ". H. Dean oi Bridgewater was, dismissed from his charge; he goes to Orange on the list of July. =.
 ! The services were extremely interesting. and it is difficult to particularize, but the prayer by MT. Mclaughlin. and the char ges by Messrs. Bonar and Banks were es, pecially excellent. The choir under the leadership of MT. Chas. Sanford furnished appropriate music. A fine organ just pur' chased by the Church of Mir. H. s. Mygati of New Milford, was played by him. The choir were also assisted by MT. and Mrs. Earle Buckingham. of Washington. A large number of visitors were in attendance from neighboring towns, and were most hospitably entertained by members of the congregation. iv lIieq 5Hstt E ec 4