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New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
arcr,r. Ami 2ACotion dull; Mddug a2c receipts 80 bales
RrFrAIo LIVE STOCK MARKET-ApnrL o.

CATTRRe 6 hesd making the total Tor tie week th"s m
55s7 head, or the time last week Mar
kct strong yesiery poes head Illinois
from 81. 49hesd Canada socle and steers
ranging from TO Ot2 81 6t - 75 10 head Michigan Steers
averaging 45 H. IS 75 - head TeIes steers LOS h
bead Ohio averaging l6 d. at tb 5Is "a hea1
Missouri steers averaging Lass ID, at 20 IS.
sHgHP-Roc pts 1900 head, making total for the week thus ar of
head against head The last week market hHn
OF Tuesdays quotations. sales Of +l3 head clipped Ohio sheep ranging
from H. sc 5Od 80 28 head wOOed ONO sheep ranging
from 81 O l02 10 at - 5Oa So IS. ...
HoG-cepts head making the supply thus fr 1880 head
against for st mafLe que sales OF
go Lead ranging III to 279 ID. at - 7Oa - 10
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
RECElPTS OF PRODECE.

Per North Ptss'is ana R1.lrooGS.
April 29 pkg Asbe 24 bales Cotton ls pkg Dnei Fruit 1860
tbl Eggs 1903 bhE Flour 800 bush Wheat o busb Corn,
1928 bush O Seed 81 bags fI seed 100 buh Peas,
a bales Hope 2303 Hides ~ bales Hides 3 sides Lsher 3
bbs Ron pkgs Oh Ck 1913 pigs Pork 3g pigs Cat Meats
Jos ig Gresse 57 pkgs Lard us pigs stean iO5 PKG Butter
pigs Cheese y8 Taow 81 bb Lard Oil ~ pigs Rice,
$50 boxes starch bags sumsc 81 Tow 9l hhd Tbcco 37
boxes Tobsoo 6)G bb Whisky 80 bales WOOL 80 bb OIL 8
Spelter. 10 skA Silver ore. OOO pigs Lead.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

PsuApYLyEiA April 24-Quercion BAkSo. hei At G31 90
Coyeredsma sales at 10 g5d 80 S the latter for Prime Timothy
nominal at 81 M fsIeed waHle at s2 gGtl b. foa N islr
T 81 l7I6s8 as Pennsy'sna do Choice and Fsm s8 5O@
sL Wheat firm and IN odeate dsosId saie and Western Red
H.. sy yellow al G5aGc; Mrd Western 15l 4C)e oats
|spgr Witt 55a5C M1ei. ~ a54e Barley demand Sugar,
,ing An0 Moases IA deasHd hTsnoy .j0 at Or
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25

Reep for three hogs. 21l sheen Ship
neu-5 m cattle 10 COL hogs 1893 sheep Market for cattle dul
owing difficulty shipping facilities good NAM t over common
To fair IS medium good - JU tj 25 pume ship
PIN = Oa % 90; choice 81 +6 IS Hogs
p dull sales at "a 05dS4 90 Sheep good dna and
andste
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
HORSE AND CARRIAGE MARKEE
NEw-Yonx. wednesday. April "a. 1917;

TEw-YORK. Wednesday. April "a. 1871;
There ia the current active and stea1y
trade in work horses at firm prices and slight M
the demand for pleasure horses but no features VI %
pecal interest to note In the general horse marke.
Among the valuable stock sold since the opening OF te
week we havo TO record: One pair OF bays when nave
shown together 3l at the late Michigan State FAR at
Kalamazoo sold by j. e. DeyO for s. 900, and one bay
reldinR sold 81 by the DEALER also. IN the
Bulls Head market two pairs light driving horses sold
for $3.50 and $500 respectively.
The attendance at the sale held at Messrs. Barker
Chases City Auction Mart and NewYork Iattersals was
numerous and well disposed to bid The following Is the
satisfactory result o. NJ.
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
100000 GOLD BONDS
ST. Louis County.

SEALED PROPOSALS will received at the once Of the Clerk o
he County County the CITY Of ~ Louis sta oi
Missouri until O'clock MONDAY the OH da o NAY Ap
lg for Iurcl hundred ) County bonds oil one Oaa
dollars eah principal aHd Interest e Of M Per cen PEI s pay
able in gold IN the City Of Newfok City OF 81 LOUIS oP
on Of purchaser bonds bear date or and are ON
June 1872 AMI made payable twenty years aneI tha aa S h
coupons ANNUALLY. Said bonds are Issued b
authority nte An Act to authorize the County Coart
st. Louis and dispose Of ce bonds and to direct i
what tie thereof shall he expended and to amend sec
ton OF entitled an act to enable the County OF oI LOUIS
bonied Indebtedness approved March 1861" Approved
March g. 1872
will be received for bonds In OF one thousand
dollars and upward Court rscrug the right to reject any or all ods
considered not satisfactory
Purchasers viii currency United States TIE is'ue ~ the
National Banks The bon will b. delivered City Of ST. Louis
CHARLES SPECK. Presiding Justice
New-York tribune., 1872-04-25
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD SINKING FUND BONDS ior
sale at 92l and interest by HENRY CLEWs ~ va
M % Wall-st New-York.
THE MARKETS.
Carefully reported for THE TRIBUNE


..,, - .,a q pkgs que pu'
.,esd AT 81 75a So Pearls dull ana ho thar ro,k al.
COTTON-The market tcr SPOT has rnei Su S ~ lower; sales
,hoosh Tho only decline Ordinary which ceo &C. 10 were
@ h 9S Rses last evening 80 bales to arrve oi ynSn % % sye
export 622 for consumption an 20 & ~ snsi fol
lows on basis Of Ios Mdlng sales last evening amer s 2c S3
to :, S,ic 9oo At al 36 NJ 900 at 2lc May ~ sc inlv
iec zoo at s2lc jane 100 at 25 Ii6c % 6orr 100 al
Scutember goo az 49,
5Gc iS =, aOic, November loo at l9 Ivy az Ssles oSay
si6e pai to leo Nav for o June & Ss ., s 800 at p i5l6
% 10 a. s1 500 al p 5le 100 at Gc 2t o9 a. s ~ 9a ~ 1c
900 oq.c 40 AZ % g6c 600 AZ 23c VV ae ~ - rS
S IO asiS July Augsst @ each al S So =, d iSc
10 ooScI 40G at 20 November 200 at 9o Ss
40 an, r $40 May &c. paid to eI goo Nav Tor w % Is s
@ io Nav ior Julci total, 5000 bales; gIShd 0'a '
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Av. Val Horses. Av. Val. Neat
 N.aan~

The assessment of horses shows little average change fr0n '6s. but an infinite deal of earxiSsOas variation The largest iar1eaSe Ss h HzrUirton, phinly under vslzel ln 1Sss In Salisbury, Colebrook. TasAiaSt0a. sai Canaan. horses rise un- ac~saztahlys and BEidgew&ter, Wood h@rv. WaEgez- TorEingtOn and Morris, tAxs sSsz Eo have discounted the new hs-Se slEsssse year sz advance. New Hsx4Szs1 ss sSsle4tly snOneOusly report e1 Im lSz1-
 CzEt3e g0 iaat sgrestly reduced valuation h 1S-1> hzs kas Esn from SS9 to S15 in wxsAfagssa- -frOa Ss5 to so in Plymouth. fran SRs te SIs n Sharon. from $t4 to Sas la EsszRzrs. zad EScsa Ss0 tO el6 in wz-rea. gre ansax those mysteries of sss.nsess-ut taxation shas gre past under sszaaEaw-
 En.A as the ozly is~n that holds its own s4@asse. aa1 Ese tAe very plain req ~.-s saaa. Eske all sEse OtAcr property in taak hswx. tkey ~ere srsaEly ander-valued sa 1sEzE
 ss.sznEEsssz rskzsza the E1rioas towns fs uan<e or hsxs gnsss wOEk. particularly .rs -aswzn.zz -zzs rziar sf land pen scre. Neszrskezsss ls s vSrs aiaealt tc believe sssz Aza.z Ea Easfesk sairiy averages but gra fn Carnwall baa sz2. aaa in Kent bus af1. whf1s i'm RszbuEy. as rOagh a town as ahann "a ia tAa esanzy. VI judge t reach
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

Goshen is omitted from the tahles be- cause omitted in the table of 1871. si -slr
 Tho great rise in Litchfield from 1865 to Is;6 was owing to an attempt made in the latter year to assess property up to its actual value. HO1ses still remain nearly up to the assessment of 1886; land has fallen back 8. per acre. ns,lo.i
 It is gratifying to notice general in- crease in the value of dwelling houses, amounting to nearly 500 in Winchester, SI50 in New Hartford, $lO6 in Plymouth, and an average of about S4O in the rest of the towns. Bridgevater and Kent, only, exhibit decline; plainly a considerable under-valuation in the former, and a mon strous one m the latter where houses drop pei nearly half between '65 and '66. We judge the II assessment of Canaan at S953 t1 be aa error of the press. .l
 Land shows the least change of any thing. The fall of one quarter in Corn uzII-frOm SIG per acre in '65 and '66 to sig in 1S7l-is evidently an under-valua- tion. Cornwall houses, it will be noticed, have risen SIS since '65. The rise of 8, Der acre in ROxbury and Washington is, we judge. an Over-valuatiOn. as we'll per haps as that of $2, in Sharon: that of g, an acre in Winchester measures real in- erase of valRe. We doubt whether the decrease of $a in WOOdbury is a just one. The Warren figures for '71 are plainly in- eoErect
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
TAXES AGAIN.

In our last we published two articles on trxasioa one complaining of the over tax alton of farmers the other giving com pArntive table showing the average assess ed vaIue of houses, lands, horses, and cat tie in the respective towns of this county.
 The remedy proposed by the writer of the first article, by throwing the entire burden of taxation upon incomes rather than capital, seems to HIS unfair, as 1t cer- sainIy IS impractieable The second ar- tieIe carries on. in part, tables and calcu- Iatious of averages published by the En- auirsr in IS6s and Is67 From those ta- bleS. prspar,-I from the tax lists of 1865 a.I IS.si. aE.d from the table of last week,
 ve cunpils tEo more tables showing the comparative valuation of houses. lands, horses. aud neat cattle, in the respective toxnsin this county. i'll 1865, 1866, and 1871. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Marriages

At Kent, by Rev. Elisha .Whittlesev rah Hoag of Kent. -. :. . |I At Wolcottville, Oct. 29, at the Conc Church, by Rev. Dr. Perrin, Helen, daugRl ter of John W. Langdon. and Frank Hf Wheeler, all of Wolcottville. E ? At New Hartford, Oct, 15. bv Rev q 5, yMartyn, John Woodruff Conductor on the Canal B. R., and Lillian, daughter of Geo WHStewart. l.1~ - - = ='-S~-. =. ,.. | At New Hartford, Oct. Is, by Rev S. g. Martyr, Austin Lee and Mrs. Julia 10. Dickinson ''' T'4 ''- '@ --T- ,,
 At Pine Meadow, Oct, 23, by the Rev J. H. Betts, O. T. Hungerford and Eliz- abeth, daughter of Alexis Pinney, Esq. ' At New Hartford, Oct. 27, by Rev. Fla ther Sheridan, Michael Kelley, of Collins vile. and Miss Kate Young, of New Hart ford. .aoi$gf92 doL
 In Christ Church, Bethany, Oct. 15, by Rev. MT. Moody, s. R. Woodgard of Wa tertown, and and Miss Miss Lottie F. Bigelow of
 At the residence of Mrs. Lois M. Reid, in Salisbury, Oct l6, by Rev. Dr. Reid. Mir. Henry Hubbard and Miss Jane R. Pratt
 At Copake, Oct. 16, by the Rev. J. H. EHiups, JnDez 5. Brewster Ot Falls Vlll- age. and Miss Jennie Wolfe of Salisbury. In Ridgefeld, Oct. Is, at the residence of the brides father, William H. Mead Esq, by Rev. D. w. Teller. MT. John l.. Bunnell, of Winsted, to Miss Anna Eliza Mead.
 At Terryville, Oct, 27. by Rev. H. B. Mead. W: c. Bates and Ada M., daughter of Samuel A., Chidsey. -.,.s0l.-.
 In New Milford, Oct. go, by Rev. A. Booth, MT. Amos Camp, of ,Brookfeld, to, Mrs. Amanda T. Turrill, of New Milford. In St. Johns Church, New Milford, by the Rev. c. G. Acly, Oct. 30, at Ill a. m. |,
 Ebenezer Plackett and Frances A. Nor, throp, -.,s~s,- s,.-
 J. Clark, and John w. .Addis and Albina. l l.. MorehouseA 5oFssfHi3@ R." EFTT
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
harwinton,

Y The dwelling house of Orange Hubbet was burnt on Friday last at seven o'clock in the evening. The family were at the
 neighbors at the time when the fire was discovered, too late to save any thing ex-i cept one bed and a bureau containing Mr..
 H. s papers. The family lose all except the clothes they had on Mr. F. is . wor- thy man and has the sympathies of the
 community. He had an insurance on. his
 house of $o50 in the Harwinton Mutual
 There was also an. insurance in the Water town, N. r., Insurance Company. of about $7OO, upon house and furniture. ,.ss... 1ss. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

HoLLowAY's PILLS AND OfNTMENr.-Suf- ferers from disease, these preparations are endorsed by half the world! With such testimonials, are they not worth trying? No internal or external disease can resist them. Sold 78 MaidenLane, N. Y. Price, 70 cents per box or pot. Ask for new style; the old is counterfeited. 27
 Nothing else will answer! If you are hoarse, have cold, or hard cough, ask your druggist for H0le's Homer of Hore- houSld aud 1af Take nothing else. 1t IS the one sovereign remedy for all com plaints of the throat and lungs Critten- tons, 2, 9th Avenue. Sold by all Drug gists. '.
 Pike's Toothache Drops cure in min
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

the case would be takenswhere they would get decision whichIwould be d gnide in future, but VI wers doomed to aisapoint- ment. for tho JuAice aecidedI that the writ was god for Aothiag. and the plain tiff could not appeal If the decision had been otherwise iteeohld have gone to Litchfeld. The parties proposed to have the justice decide their case, but he told them. to settle 1t themselves which. was amicably done with the assistance of the two lawyers. H. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

:. The NORFOLK Teachers Institute was a very enjoyable and profitable meeting. Teachers, and School visitors to the num- Der of about one hundred, were most hos-' pitably entertained by the good people of Norfolk. Secretary Northrop, Prof Rus sell, Prof. Penney of Williams College, with Principal Carlton and several teach CTS from the Normal School at New Brit ain, did their best, and all things passed of well. Heany criticismsmay be allowed, trip. and not quite enough hints to young teachers to the best way of giving instruc- tion in Geography, Grammar and the like. --HerGld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
More than D half thae South, s1,I |

Wednesdays mails indicate ! Repnb lican victory. even more overwhelming
 - usgl than did last nights dispatches. There is no reasonable doubt that every one of the Northern States has gone. for Grant. Of the Southern, North and South Caro- lima, Arkansas, and Mississippi, certainly West Virginia, Alabama, and Florida, probably, Virginia and Missouri,l posi- bly, go Republican. Maryland, Geor- gia, Louisiana, Tenn essee and Kentucky are the only sure States for Greeley. f'', .,
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Warren.

A concert ofvosal end organ music will be given at the Congregational church in Warren on Monday evening. Nov, Il. An. accomplished vocalist from New York city, several singers and an organist from abroad, will be assisted by the Warren choir under the leadership of Hon. Earle Buckingham. Admission, % cts; children s cents. Doors open at T m. ;ccncert be- gins ct 7;30 P. m. If the weather is stormy the concert well be postponed till the fol- lowing evening. dfi
 Lee. Masa.. claima to have struck iLe..
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

S-Hrs-rIh~rx who are in arrears must make up a-rsz-.<ss befu<s taking advantage of the fore roszs Tr0Pozirio1s; and subscribers who arc in m.irzrcs EzF deansS the amount their subecnp- ttaaz are in savsnsa- -- N0zey sASzs3 Re sent hy Post-Oftiee Ordcr. check e Eawszse-ea Essser. if possible If reEnittances are zz11s hy nal ws cannot be responsible for
 Ices bss,-s the letter reaches us. but will take all
 rssks os remittance to the clubbing periodical
 R~--ips VII be returned in the next paper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
LitchNeld Malls.


 CLosR-11:30 A. M., Naugatuck; 4:30, P. M. Shepaug through mail to New York; ; 9:15, F. M., Shepaug and Cornwall Bridge. OPEN-2:3O P. M., Naugatuck; 3 p.tM. 1, Shepaug 6 P. M., Cornwall Bridge; 9:45 F. M, Shepaug through Mail from New York. -ee4.s s.l Messrs. Bromley and E. W. Seymour spoke for Greeley at Wolcottville, Mon day evening. The results shows that the latter ought to have enlightened his na- tive town instead. He makes an excel- lent Republican speech-not black Re- publican exactly, but, like the Oongrega- tional steeple, of a pleasing mouse color. The born poet who edits the Salisbury News says of the election, i'sWont we all rejoice 'when this cruel war is ended ?''' '.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
ENQUIRER CLUBBING RATES.

Oar xfsshaeld County subscribers may not of- ssa he shle to take advantage of tke low rates o~e-Sl large elals sy most magazines and peri- ~ss-als. For tlaeir convenience and as an extra fuszcezezs so ze~ county subscribers we will ssaa tss fozlsSiag periodicals to county subscri- A..-. i. correction with the ESoUTRER at the
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

In the above we have included the i'm portant towns in which the largest Gree. ley defection was claimed yet, a in the total, Grant gains LOO! In fact, the! Liberal Republican vote seems to have no preceptible effect outside the towns of Waterbury, Meriden, Derby, Danbury and Norwalk, and falls far short of the re- suit expected there. ,... ll,, f,.,, -,...f.l..7-
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

N
 The seven days previous to this writing
 (Monday) brought with them the, general
 routine Of ddties which hase been per- Horned in the usual eqmet manner, and
 we are glad that we have 10 acts of yio-
 lee lenee or startling tragedies to record, and that but one accident has come under our. lolaserEation.9 This vas the injury .of. Mr. Turner of Anesville,s caused ni ibys falling from { building upon which he was at work, to the ground. Although consider ably injured, it is expected that he will trecover. faaaem s4a tu xii3aIgfss sEatsaLs tf3s e5ll 1t fnStx45 aa4 ysi ess55nafEs L.z5frs EaIefA 4 diary of tue opast seven egeainqs might contain the following: aaa ie9F77a ? r Nosiday aeesnsnS ZI.At an early hour Young America repairs to the land of Nod, to'find balm for weary eyes and heavy lids. The good father, anticipating 6 nights rest iu1ndisturbed by the tcreaking effsoftly opened doors, or squeaky boots, land the kind mother sNearied from the la-
 bors of washing day, also seek rest from 1 their tolls and allow the little perpiexities fsfT their liyeste be like the day that is spirit -things'of the past. -,l,aoz sfsd tlae Tuesday Bre:A The sweet strains of ;.The Evening Star Comedy and Variety liTfoupeii breaks the menotony of thepass- ing hours, asl they float out upon the clear might air from the room where that talent ed company is rehearsing. The attention Iofthe passing visitor is arrested rlby the volume of melody and harmony; he seeks ! admittance, but is informed that the en- tertainment which consists of large varii- ety of vocal and instrumental music, the exhibition of statue, and ali amusing
 comedy in three acts, will take place in Bradley's Hall, on Wednesday, evening the 18th inst. and that he can secure re-
 served seats for the same at the. store of G. E. Marble. s,. ,,t,t.,.eo4. F. EJ T.s;lrTer . F. Wednesday, .Ete '-dunday School teaeh- CTS have their regular meeting, to night
 to hold discussions on Bible questions
 preparatory to the Sunday e4erciaes.s 4,ys | ,T1tmrsday Ere:- Religious exercises in
 the M, E. Church. 7 Singing school in
 Bradley's Hall. The valuable services of
 Mir. Stevens of Danbury has been secured
 as its teacher. "1 7sl Friday Eye Singing school again, to
 night, and 1t is decided that the, schools
 shall be held one night later in the week,
 or on Friday and Saturday nights. i,' [l5s
 Satur5zay Eue:: Rehearsal of sacred
 songs. and Temperance pieces by the
 schoirs.s IaB..-Es zsEaiw -zeg 4 eassa u1 iiil r .ste,day Eue::- Regular E Temperance
 meeting in the Congregational church,
 consisting of reports from the Presiden.
 tial committee, and speeches from the
 citizens at large, interspersed with the singing, of temperance pieces. u, The list oi
 signers to the pledge was Increased by
 six. the meeting dismissed with the bene. diction by Rev. J. H. Loomis. The after i performances of fundutiful sons we for 1 bear recording. Let them pass into ob! | l;,,; EySs .slils.tsE sEt Aliaa A-sz | s.s-s if af.-ss-- sAAn@AAsSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Connecticut for Grant!
 -aue 5iiE- n n ,s-.-s-g Ytf-, i.ia.1 , i'4z5oo Majority

Returns from two-thirds of the State show probable Republican majority of from 4, 900 to 5000 We give below the majorities reported in important towns, with the Republican gain OF loss on the last close vote in 1871. sgds.r{ a +-srI -li,1
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Deaths

In Litchfield, Oct 30, George. only child of Charles and Sarah Garter, (coi- oreO aged years. ,-...-.'..
 In New Milford. Oct IS, Byron L. only son of David D. Nortbrop. aged 28 ysars. { At Riverton, Oct. B, Seth Barden, aged 49, formerly of Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

H1H you desire rosy cheeks and acom- plexion fair and free from Pimp1es and Blotches. purify your blood by the use of Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discove2y. It has no equal for this purpose.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
tEIFAs
 EnRuTctN


 The Havana steamer Missouri was burn ed at sea, Oct. 70, and %78 lives were lost.
 Cholera is prevailing in several cities of Enrope.1 ms S@E Great Brttata. .-Ons Monday evening Sir John Pakington denounced the Ala bama settlement.
 There has been rioting at Sheffield and Liverpool, England.
 Sir Bartle Frere is appointed British Commissioner to inquire into the African Slave trade.
 FTance-- President Thiers denies that he wants the Presidency. Gen. Ducrot has issued proclamation against the Germans. .. 60. E. ] President Thiers has ordered an inqui- " into the conversation of certain army officers. - 'q Minister. of War threatens resignation.
 The Council General of the Department of the Selne have adopted resolution in ployment of lay teachers. 2 France.
 ,4lP Psussia.-The Upper House have per sisted in their rejection of the Country Reform bill and the parliament has been 'prorogued. .The same bill will be introduced at the next session of the Landtag. It is reported that the German Govern 'ment has demanded q disavowal of, Gen. Ducrot's order. S4C C AOsil , -iSpoin.-A member of the Radical party hasbeen elected Vice President of theSpan- ish Congress-. VAT ~ 7. The debate in the Spanish Cbsses on military affairs has terminated. iSenor Sagasta is acanaidatefor the Cor tes tes. esSBgSeS ssbeAS4 f . Oarlist depredations are reported from : spaan; nsaty ns aSGanndassiJ6a s6 of the Po con- tinues. s@&
 2, @ Belgium.-A conference of Jews has assembled at Brussels.A -&A
 4Chians- The Emperor has married, V
 Cs&tndn. Several members of the Stfa- kosch opera troupe r3were injured by railroad accident ct Reansyille, Ont.
 S0atA ASsegsc0. .-The difficulties be- tween Brazil and the Argentine Republic will probably be satisfactorily arranged. ss sazst se4szs DOMESTIC. ga Yss gass New York Grand Jury has Hound bills against Woodruff and Clafin for circuIat- ing obscene literature. tsa d
 Hon. John A. Griswold died at Troy, N. Y, last week. 5s.,l'1 s.'a !.
 An inmate of the Wards Island Luna tic Asylum died from alleged ill-treat- ment at the hands of a keeper. Father Burke has begun his anti -Froude lectures. Five persons were severely injured by the fall of church floor at Evanston, H., last week. D. Mrs. Vincent Collyer was accidently drowned at Darien.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

Man was made to mourn, but Williams Extract Jamaica Ginger makes man happy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

ai Dr.. Greasy veterinary surgeon, is d. rected by Gov Jewell to visit the princi-; pie places in the State and give advice and assistance cases of horse disease.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
srldgewate..

aa Several cases of the horse disease have
 occurred here, the most recent of. which
 are the horses owned by Peek and Gil- bert. fssa1s H.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07
Use Renne's Paim-Killinar
 Magic Oil.

"H Works Like e CnGrDa!"
 Every person will find it to their interest, as. we'll as for their comfort to use Rennes Magic Oil for Sore Throat, Catarrh, Ear Ache, Neural gia, Cold in the Head, Rheumatic Pains in any of the joints, Sprains, Burns Collie, and all similar complaints It does not lose it's virtues by age or exposure. It is the best and safest the surest and chepest cure for pain in market. Every fam fly should keep it in the house to use in case of accident or sudden sickness. Call for it where you trade. Your merchant keeps it for sale, or will send for it at your request. Be sure and buy Rennes Pain-K Killing Magic oil. "It wofks Ikea charm"
 VIM. RENNE X SONS, Pittsfeld, Mass.
 Sold by all Druggists. 47-1yeow
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

Great excitement prevails in the seaport villages near Norwich, Conn, owing to! the report of vessel having arrived at Stonington, from Santo Domingo, with cases of yellow fever on board.
Litchfield enquirer., 1872-11-07

nhil1nnr onu ,ta1lAl gJ st. ,s.airC @ oAllul Gl Ol flor Pitchers Castoria. It regulates the Stomach, cures wind collie and causes nataral sleep It is substitute for castor oA. na1s5 HlI4 Gf5l"5 sa f.1tisf5kaHa 30 4vyz sii