Litchfield enquirer., 1871-05-18
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There are 1,324 Methodists in New Ha. ven, owning $137. 900 of church property.

There are 1,324 Methodists in New Ha. ven, owning $137. 900 of church property. The legal tender decision by the su- preme court will make saving of $50, 900 on the present public debt of Maine, enough to defray the running expenses of the state government for one year.
 The Housatonic Railroad has put in Fairbanks truck scale of 90 tons, at Van Deusenville, for the weighing of western freight. Platform scales have been put in ct Lee and Pittsfeld, Q new turn-table ct New Milford, and crane has been erected ct the new Lime Rock station.
 They have new style of temperance so- ciety in North Georgia. The members may drink anything they pay for, but pledge themselves not to invite any one else Go drink, nor accept an invitation from any one else. The society hos regular officers. end is conducted in many respects like the Good Templars. D
 Gov. ulafin has appointed Jnlia Ward Howe and Mrs. Stevens, of Cambridge, as justices of the peace for Suffolk county. Mass. The appointments await confirms ton hy the Executive Council, and the country will then expect to see these ladies eager to accept some of the duties of citi. xenship thus rendered them, and enter up- On their magisterial duties.
 The Hoosac tunnel was advanced 4O5N feet during March-the east end 168 feet, the center shaft S4 feet. and the west end 1O4 feet, while 641S feet of brick arch was completed. The water in the centrel con- tinues to advance, and will do so until the new pumps, which are being put in posi- ton, are sst in motion. At present it is about nine feet deep in the shaft and tun- nel. and as the tunnel is excayated for over 200 feet from the shaft, Q vast amount of water will have to be pumped out before work can be resumed.
 Among the curiosities at the French Fair now open ct Boston, are the table on which George Washington drew his plans for the battle of Trenton, the night before that contest; autograph letters of Orom- well, John Adams, Sir Isaac Newton, Well Eneton, Mrs. Sarah Siddons: manuscript poems of Robert Burns, Dean Swift; 6 kbrary chair of Napoeon I, and pair of boots worn by him; the roster of John Br0Wn;s company taken ct Harper's Ferry; ahelmet of Lord Byron, given to Dr. 8. G. Howe. in Greece; one of George III. 'a hreakfast plates; plate and candlestich 0&&4AS V 0U&&0Sf cns scimetar, and Arab sword of the first centnry after Mahommed, fine collection of Salem wiichcraft relics, including the death warrant of Bridget Bishop; the staf on which George Jacobs walked to the gal lowsy and number of pins sworn to have been stuck into people by the witches.
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 Iru DUrY owed to the public to inform them of the benefits to be derived iron unfne WARNmR's Cough Balsam. cold b, druggists everywhere. Less than one bot tle will cure q severe Cough or Cold. m euf6ering require such remedy, this on, knowledge of WAREERs PRoPRIETARY MRD rCmR co. We are morally certain it will d, an they say for it, and from their sale il the last year past, who could argue other wiss. Their books show they have sold th large amount of i've hundred thousand bottles in the Eastern. Southern and West erm Skates Sec advertisement- -Staafsgei smw.