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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

earth, may yet have an entrance into the heavenly land. When, therefore, you bring men up in the world full of sins, and say, Dying so, how can you believe that this man can go into the heavenly state and take all that with him?" I say he does not take it all with him. I can conceive of germ of goodness in all which, when it is surrounded by heavenly influences, and under the high glowing sun of Gods love, will begin to find itself No man ever went to the gate of heaven and had the angel of measurement come out and say go in becauee you are entire ly good. There is not the noblest mother. the purest martyr, not one who when he comes to be measured by the absolute measure of perfection, is not faulty, and is obliged to be saved. By what? By grace, 1t Is said. I say by Gods love. He saves men because it is in the nature of infinite generosity to do so. Now, if the best men and women who go into Heaven do not go because absolutely per- fect-go because of Gods great love and kindness; if they go in as sinners, if the highest go in as sinners, why cannot the second, or the third or the fourth, ,or fifth, or sixth class, or even the worst class go in? All enter there, far down it may be, very far down; but the fatherest down, the lowest place in heaven, is infinitely bet ter than the highest part of earth. All that have germ of good will be saved, and If there are those who have not, they will be destroyed as the beasts are.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12
Ibc fitfbhel0 Gnquircr, U. 4. HNK0X, Editor < Proprietor,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12
BOOtS&ShOeS!
 NEW GOODS! Lower PriceSi ]
;. C. BEACH & SON,

LEAVING just received fresh and large sup l l ply of seasonable goods. would respectfully solicit a continuance of patronage from all of their old customers. and also hope that all per- sons desrous of purchasing anything in their line will give them call and compare their goods and prices with any in the County.
 We are particularly desirous of the patronage of those who wish to make their money go as far as possible, and who always pay for their goods when they get them. To sateh we offer the fol- lowing special inducement: We will return to all persons paying cash for their goods at the time of purchase per cent of the price thereof, thus making it poy to pay cash down. We can afford to sell goods for 8 very small commission when we get the money. so that we can use it again, and ,re mill do it.
 Fine French and American Calf and Kipp Boots made to order at short notice, at reasona- ble prices and warranted to suit. All kinds of Repairing promptly and neatly done. Give us a call and see our goods and prices whether you
 Respectfully.
 s. G. BEACH 4 SON. Lit enfield. May 20th, 1873. 7tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

Burglary. if carried on upon a great scale and with sufficient audacity, is the best business there is going. The Water ford (N. T. bank, one of whose officers with. his family was bound and gagged by robbers one night, last fall, and made to surrender to them the contents of the vault, on peril of his life, has now con- scented to give the robbers free immunity from prosecution on condition of their re- turning 65 per cent of their plunder, or $500, 900. The gang thus keep gross re- turn of over S160,O00 for their nights work. rk.--Sprina1feld Republican.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

MT. Bailey, the Danbury News man, having been again solicited to go to New York to live, writes as follows in reply:- ''I like this town, where have lived most of my life !, and the town likes me. My small paper is only weekly; but I own it. and am content with the little but satisfactory independence that enjoy. I know I've gotten good deal of reputa- tion lately; it won't be any less if I stay here, and if I go to New York, I am dreadfully sfraid should soon be an old story, and dwindle down to an impercep- tible point. Your big city likes fresh oranges; but it very quickly sucks them dry, and then throws them away. don't want to be sucked dry right of; so I think I'll remain where am. I've. seen from my country home how clever fellows turn out who go to New York with grand ex- pectations. They gave up something, and in the end found nothing. Tam glad you want to have me come, and [ am gladder that don't want to come. Dan- bury, insignificant village as it,is, is good enough for me; and. as don't want to steal anything. or get, murdered. or get up Q reputation forgenius, I respectfully but firmly decline to pieh my tent in Go- than. slH ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

The Massachusetts medical society, on Wednesday, voted to expel the members proved guilty of homeopathy by thebeard of trial but affixed no other stigma of professional dishonor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

That there is some weight in the pub lie sentiment in favor of a new way of dispensing official patronage is evinced by the fact that of the 149 appointees now being examined for admission to West Point, 52 were selected by competitive termination. Two of the 5 are colered boys, one from Virginia and the other from Georgia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

The editors of Kansas are about to make visit to Lincoln, Neb., and the citizens of the latter place are making preparations to give them formal recep- ton at the penitentiary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12
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of all sizes from 2x3 to 4x12 in Joist, and up to sx1o in Frame Timber Only small portion of this Timber has ever been rafted and ia conse- quently clean and free from grit and gravel, AL so, 5,OO0 punches of first quality
Litchfield enquirer., 1873-06-12

Col. Higginson pursues the advantage he gained over President Elliot of Har- yard ill the recent discussion on the CO., education of young men and women in colleges, with the following neat hit:
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
CARDS; eeOrq 95dsl III 50 pro 100 0uubrut.

Darbs; geOrq SSfst III 50 pro 100 Suubrats
Daroa. 6r. S0dsl erbielt cen @outratt.
ShGtltd fetteu.-9oiepb 0ouatoion
puroe geitera Nbeno pom Yoli3,Iten Sterer
utrbaitet, neil er i'm bstrunfeneu 3uiiau0e
acknowledgements Die SeHitsr uuO Die G9ir i'll
$. 0eie'E'9aule, Or. %, 0tc$leaanS IGGD
sertriimumert habcn iou. Gr muroe I'M Staz
tlon8bauie peS m~ittlereu 0iitriftS sum Tels
b0r bcigeltedt.
-@pbrdim @ounerp iuuroe pon Tidtcr
9agertp Dem @eridtso,riubreu iberuieisu,
aell Ct al Sotb oe5 SdOOner5 ,Bcal" bGn
gconaro 6riB ange9rifien unO geihlaseH bOz
ben iOu.
Per 6artige Sobu Gouier murbe BON
Ntnter D{c@affrap inter 8iirgihaft iii. ietu
Griaetncn Dor @erDdt gelteut, neil er Den
ShUarien SenjamtH 3. 6Oro an8e9riTiiN
uH0 geld)la9sn bQbeH ioute.
= Safob &romptou lou lid an gOmalo
@ation ihatlidl utr3riiien babeu uu0 iiebt
lsgt aui Jftdtir 6arlop'3 NuoroHuug IN
GefIuguliie BEN @srthtSpertabrea eHtgegel.
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&uu GO5cr8 IN SIR. 1927, @rtcumouut Gue.,
ieil9eHOmmeu, mal0 81 81 SIaie ntblt So
ilCu pirUytbeilt uno pom Jiidtsr 9a9ertg iu'E
@eiinQntB gclanot.
= 5oAn Mtattin, Ger i'm 3tauihe GorI
deie pom gtr. 124, SaratOJoiiraBs, 9sptit'
9clt babeu iOu, mabte 81 Strafe rc0t Softer
cr!eJen uH0 aUBer6em iigeu.
Oils . q 8 abun . iab fb gctcrn 5obr
Srent anf etnsn UIOuat na1 benz arHcu
bauIe auf Say0lep 9eitidt.
IbgtWieicn bat geitecu 8unoes Som
miiidC SfoJers Die Antlage ge9cu Den iorbt
gtnSerldter itatter Satob Dc lGtttcr an3gto,o
Carolina, oil @eOrg greer eineH ialidleH So
Sdeiu peraus9abt 81 baben; Die betriigerrl0
Abiiht lieB ilb nidt nabmelien.
GtnbruA.- @m. Yotter, weld,r IL
oeu 3of Der ytcgerin Egoia 3ormtg IN 9tr
?tr. SO, GruubpitraSe, cil8trrungeH lin liz
lluter5suS in @ertbe BON 81 OaraU5 gertob
len babeu lou, muroe selterR POM Nldltsr ga
9ertp EebpiS Der llnt3riu1un3 ms 9cilag
ntB bcorOert.
S05wl1tiger 3erf6ruug BON s
centrum q. Yaiiano'S in gir. 68, Erlitcen
SIabe, beSiidttgt, gcIietb Gclan Same
6raUlgO in Qaft unO wa!o pom 9lidter 60l
lon gegeu Caution bis Sur Nogla0Gug UoI'
, GrlulluulzWeIidt eutlQiitu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19

SIN triten 3luetge reldte 0r. @Iiioro &C.
tern etnc YctitIon eln, M Iel1em SOullncr'
oad)e al Der Gde Der @ougb- uuo 9f%eQliiullr
Stitcnt9eile anbrirlP ST %Oitrfen. lIcbtrujt.
ien.-3c53l. cine Hetitton BON 9SnI. 3.&euu
s. Comp, al Otr@dC reE Sremouts ul0 Glib
Bacaltr. elncu Staotbrunueu III errld)tcll. -
9esal. cine YetitiOI bon ISM. y. 80itcu II.
H., Observation-Disclosures fir Ga8 8eiprtuleH Der
0iisntlthcuS Quare5 an 9tOrO.S rOaowug nu-
;uidaiiau. pr. StreepGr ~oiicrirte eineH 8e.
IdluB, az Der @iItitr., l05e benz Battlefront
Yarf, Sile5platten 81 le9en. An9enOumeu.
- 9e5gl. Gin 8cINluB, bic alte Punlpc oil
Der @de Der 2Galbtngtonltr. llno tiuen llioIldl
Don Der Hrottltr. geltgcnen @IBtlelt 81 Cnts
icrren.-0e89I. Gin SeitluB, benz benjamin
Steftl bic GllaubulB gu ge!Ud3rel, al ict-
ntul SommCroaGe, Gde Oer0Oug1e EMO Jfe.
9iiterltr., Stltentbtlle ~anjubrrHgtu. - 0ts9l.
erl Bejd}luB, oil Der OiulItftnltr. uu0 SrOQoz
man, Oru Yateut.S tuampen gu euridteu. -
Ges3l. etn Seid)luB, llbltr'8 Alter, jlpIiden
$0auoUers rno @batl;Sltr., 81 rcparlrcn. -
0esgl. Gin gcitjluB, ii. >. 6Wl1Gtrg <
Sruoer Gle @rlaunlB 81 ertbeilen, aui Den
Scltentbetlen IbreS Sommeroute5 Dor Jr. 81,
SauonerIir., 9enalte Sdll0er anSubriugeu.-
SCEAls tIIl ~SIuiAADg va @kONllp SllItlII SAUt~
lden Dolphin uno Q%oHmanltr., elue 0alos
llnIQmpe ju erttGten. -GcS3l. EN- 8elhIuB,
bic Bumpe al Der Sde Der Orulo 6tl-Npe.
mo IreltonIir. Su rcparlren .-9r. 9resufteio
leid)te etne Sotihaft oe5 NtapOr5 Elm, UOrt
0erlelbe Ielne Sulttmlnun9 I'll 9ttUllIe1 bon
oieicm 3retge 9vfaBten 8Cl6liiicn 9tebt. -
&om Spelten 3melge mar etne SeroTonun?
Cin~qeQanQen, DIE &eroronuug i'm &ttICii oee
3ur9brud8 Der 9iegjlterlir. pom 8roaomQr
bis had Der ganCaltGrl!r. Ill Wl0crrtI&H. IN
oG3 bstreffen0e @Ogllte sur Iuelteren St9ut-
attlug 5nritduerfulelelt.
SIN 5vpetten 5lutl9c 0t8 Sta0tratba
6yedte Gr. Nerr enc 8etltlOH U0m y5uNtc3'
iolOaten@l& aiieubaIi e" eln, I'M Uon Ger Z teuel
iit Den 0urdbrud Der SGr0berltraBt eat
bunOeu III weroen, leip. I'M 3uriidSQhlGnl
or iron cntridteteu Abgabeu. Gem Nu5
i1uiie ~iiberpielen. - @benOsrIelbe itOerr,tilt,
etne Bettion BON Der yWturpldnoCr AuSea:
ul;O S~breu-&linit" nm &uwiuiguu9 enc
@elOuuteritiiBunq. Gem Au5ihuile libCrple
len. - @benberjetbe brad}te eiuen 8ertht Dol
0em 9OipItaIc Ger Observation-Disclosures
elm. I]eberpieleu. - Som eritcu 3Uetge tra
etu ReI6luB fir Die Gcparatur elmer Stump
all Der 4~cnnigluauia > AueHue Elm; ftrner Sul
Qeguu9 uon 6IiespIatteu iibsr Die @e1 . Sal
tmoreiraBe 5miiden YiRe. unO 2(rblraBe
ftrper CUR Gntlaiung Ots Comics CUR Se
ratbung iiber Die BettttOu Der 6rnu Carat
Suffer, lporin 0ieieibc GntidGoigung fir oi
8siaaOt9uug ibres GrunOclgentbum8 III De
Gdc Don &OIfz unb BaItimorc1raBt 6uri
WaIer, OeranluBt rurd cine SeranoerHHg cct
SnaBen. ytlDeau5. u,rIangt. lille 0tele &c
iGliiIe purOen augeHommtn.
8elOc 3werge uertagteH iih Bjcroui lii
hrutp II h7nh
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
SesiGte aus Dem Snnern oes
&fddteS.

- (GumbsrtanO.) Au9 in Cumberland
6ea inasn Die SrldnOer ben ct. Batridetag
inter Sbeilnabme elmer Uien9e G~eieqidafteu
aus Der NadbariGaft. Sic GeoG6tulB.
pre0igt bieit in Der ct. Yatridstirde Der
9OGrp. P. lnOrea5 bon 8eitcrnpOrt. Die
beutiten tatb. @eieuiAafteH betbeiIigten iif
an Der 6eicr unc 9r. 4norcaS Gon0er iuns
9irte ais 9e4tIfssN ariAaa.
-(Geras, 8altirore.Go. Die 9rl6uber
bs9tn9en bier 9Ieidfa1s Den Sabre5tag oeS
Sd)ubpatrons. lleber 300 8etiouer 3oacn
in 8roIeiion mad Der OF. SoiepbuSsSirAe,
mo oer 9cdlp. P. 8earoOn Die 6etprebigt
belt.
- (6eucr in Baltimore ountp.) &m
9onnubeno gerietb Elm Q8Obnhaua,
oaS @igentbum oeS 1rn. 3bO8. .. Mat.
them uno bemobut Doh Dem Sarbigen &arO,
in SiQon Mtia i'm 8. 8e3irt BON Baltimore
SO. inBrauO infolge zines i6aobafteHRanh
uno brannte p%ouit1uoig nieoer. Der
bes Sauseiaentbitmers befduft fid
luf etua $1,000 uuO bes SniaiIsn Gleioer u.
auf ettpa $50.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
Gm Trpntgtrdseu=S heatcr

bat Der itrebiamc Seiiscr O~eielber. Sr gBm. IS. Sinn,
piclcr Iir cine 9an5e JtetbenrclBe bon ntuen Senlatio'
uen Gorge gctro8en. Die GeluiB ben VI. iua 8erlcni9er,
Die l1 iur oieIe aun'brGudc interelilrerl. in bob IN
8rale erlar9en rOsrOen. Der dineiilhe Iouienoturit.
Ir Sr. 2iug=goOt piro Ourb YOrltCuuugcn aus Dem
uen uerisseu, una aud fctn Yesleiter. Qr. @amaoiua,
cin bcribmter auutl 1udmunn, pire ietne g9uutCr
proou,iren. IS ut Sru. Sinu tsnfaus stungen. bic
bertuIiibe SdOnbcit. Wtaoemoilele Or 9rGRoiue, lopic
BEN b~eliebien gtcgersaomthr Srn. 3obnng gtteie fur
in 3bcater 3u ensu9lreu. DE riibmIitlt bstanuteu
9aujerinner. tie tStlns. Rcmmrlsber9 nit ter trCfts
IidCH 8aIlettruppe peroen III cinen neurn BaQetie res
Sru. Groii pm Yteuem Die 8elCgenbelt babeu, bic 0e.
rUunoerung oes YuUIltums gu erlGn9en. pabteno ole nos
tbge @bueGlclung in Die 0Orlteuungen ourb tie tomts
Ideu Beidu9s uuo 8orirGgs Der SO. GGBan un0 Got
lparos 9ebrudt lueroCn mira.
3um Sbu Ne Der Yoritelung rpiro Elm tretGtti9es
S6aulpieI: pOie Suu.pcrt ! gielu. YOrt's' 3ur Nui'
iubruHg 9eIaH9eu. Jeoeu 8ienia9 uuo SOnnGbcno
fnncn Wnhmittnns " nric QunaCn itQtt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
3.ug listener AusftcuuUg. @eH.
EpI uuS SrpSithrtpFp

Die bcuorittbeuoe Bieuer G8clt Nu8fel.
flung, melte all /. Wai b~egiuut nuo mutt
maBIid ni6t Dor oem ?. gtoo. idiieBsh wno,
bat Die Rstietut DOS amerifantiheu Bubli-
fum8 in 10 hobem @rd0e entmtdelt, baB id
mid UeranlaBt isbe, Die Qufmertiamteit OcS
Bu5lifum8 auitie Stn6ffeIluu9 Don Sre=
S,tbrtefcu 81 Ieuteu, nat ruelheu bel 0ieier
geIegeubeit EN- gr0Berer SegeAr, ais bi8der,
iein wjrp. SD babe oieieu llmitonO untici=
pint uuo Oaraui bin Die Rmiaiieuoiten Gorbe'
reituugeu NIT ben grOBeren nit mir in Scr,
b~inoung ltcheuoen SauthGuiern Guropa'5,
ranertlib NIT Der ytlniDu : BGnf" In
yStcu, etnem Der beotutenOilcn @eIo-
Suitttate 8eutihlanG'5 - abgeihloiiaa.
Ge4ieI uno @reottbrIeie gil BEN nicori9ter
Staten bet s. Blaine.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
8peiter MbenS Ser enoIiid,eu Sper.

SIN Soro1teu SpernbauNe aelaHate &c.
tern 4beu0 Dor sinem nur ltwah bejeetcn
9auie &eroi'5 melooienreits Sper: Der
Groubaoour" sur Iufiibruug. &roebem
Oieislte @lanhe5 III niiuid)eu iibplg lieB,
;ej9te i'd Gas Eublttum bob ie5r Oanlbar
mo ipeuoete zen Utltuirtenoen ridden Bel.
i0Q. Die cinSige ~beoeutenoe VstItuug, wel'
DE un6 gtb0teu muroe, mar bic yNcu6ena"
Der NAB. 3eIta Se9utr. Qteie Dame beilBt
rebeu elmer pyGdtt9cu tlaren Nlt1tuue eth
0ariteuuu35taleut, ME C$ nur tuentJen SGrs
g]trinnen eigcn lit. SelbIt Die bariibmtelleu
SGulerinuen, ME Die gIiliou, Die 2thtrag,
Die Barepa 9loia II. u wclhe i'm GAME Der
ltl;tcu Sabre bier auitraten, iicbeu i'll oieItr
0lniidt melt biutcr Wtao. Ss9uin Surid.
0u5 miloc l~eioeuihaitliAe Spta(, ueld)s8 Die
qtnanTte Dame udbCeno oc5 9anSeu Abeno5
cntIaitetc, Der mIloe ~UerierIte AuSarud ibrer
| 3uge, Del a~uifladerHoe Bid hires 2uleS uno
Die iclilaWc GrrGguug, wcld)e aus lbrer Clint
Inc bcroortiang, itbteu elutu Crihiltitruten
@inoruG ami paS auditorium aus uuo Sercr
muBte geitcbGn, OGB UtaO. St9uiu etnc&iinits
lgrtn lit, pte anerlt0 pur menise e~ui8uptts
len bat.
Ncbeu ibr ipitltc ST. emma Solpiou uls
y2ConOre" rur cine trlurige 5toIe, Ob4lettI
g ltn mat luugntr ldBt, oaB Nltlc 0Gille
erHe anipreAenOe, pom tithti9cr 9Aule SuG'
gcuOe Gimme beijBt, bitielbe reihte ieoOt
taum Iur Die Rdlme Oe5 Opportunities aus,
Sr. 8roOfbouie 8oNlcr lit Gin reht braU;I
S6ngy, troeoem 1T or Der Yartie OeS Dian
rico" uiht gematieu, umiomebr, 0u e5 thu
a. itgtidIcm 0GritelHu9stalent gebrift. Qr
@Uitanu5 Qal Qebtctet iibCr elue mitt9.
Stlmnte, idlteu absr ssjtcru IbeuO etu08 IN
bjspouirt III iciu. Die Zciitung 0e5 6ru
Glarte iibagebeu mir an 8cteu nit Grill
idlDcsen. nag Oieiem S1u9cr aud iriibc
Elm mG6ti9c8 Organ 3u @ebOte gtitunoen ba
btH, 10 ltuO bod heutc MIR nod Griimme
Don oelri Ibcn iibrjl. 0a8 GtheIter arii
Eraitig III 0as Gniem6le Elm, bon Den @B0rel
oaae3en ldBt nd uiht oaiic!be ia4eu.
@elte &btnO miro 6lo;oW'8 Gpcy: ngtar
+H1" ocrrbo1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1873-03-19
Observation-Disclosures.

Der 59ooner rMtara YRantil" TAM Wtonta8 non
Baltimore in G5arleiol, SIS, an.
Die teutiben Yurtcn ySaion" uno yGurl 9corS"
liefcu p~oreer(rn ron grrmen IN Sauannab, Ga, Elm.
Die eeUtiae Barrie r9Jtug, "Oon 4mler0Gm mad Bal
timOre unterlueBs, muroe am 8. Wtari inter III y.
Yrei els uno 20. 9dn9en9rdoe an9etroncn.
YIN 4. Iiirj luaro Die pom bier na1 4orto Htto abs
Gcgungene 8ri9g yS. Is, S9arp" uon BEN III Baltimore
in WartiHique an8eIGn8teu Sdooner sNto'es Patten"
uefhe1.
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Cd 81. ". 8arranger &c.,
49, NrDoifTouenzoGublcr
unb ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

iafjen sdiHter, g3rut+ uRo Sdultsrfiite, &iuofetid,
2 brUeinefeiih sin uHb bdlten SdmdI3. SGiUsIHe<
fiBc, SuttGtH Il. /. 10. 0u5 Eager.
-Trantfurter Burt6en tets p~orratBt9 i'm
Somule uR6 lSintcr.
Gtabliiiement Oil Der Ucrldngsrten Yeunipls
u~anta=luenue.
D%earftHGrte: Mr.. SO, Gsutrcs, 90, 5dnoper-,
"a, Seringtpns HHb ~, SidImonesH artt.
v. 3. 9Iberuler Jfabbatt fJr NiHoler ootels uno
2Goen o~eriorgt uRb alg 2SdureH lrei aelitlert.
Geentlr fIf RBuritiltiitbNter uno 6leii6Cr : utens
Then. 9Bnrtodrne cine Soej iaIitit: Eot : 0tfce=
Ber 633. (IRGr6l4, t5,4.p)
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