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Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
Norfolk,

The people of this place are we'll pleas. ed with ithe decision of Judge Sanford in the Burying Ground case, but fear they will soon be in litigation with anoth. CT citizen of the town who has encroached on the highway. Norfolk is hardly safe town to encroach upon.
 The Rev. MT. Gleason has returnnd from his vacation, in good health, and will occupy the pulpit again. He will no doubt attend the National Council, held at Detroit, on the 17-21 of Oct. to which he is appointed delegate by the Litch. field Northwest conference.
 The townmeeting passed of quietly. The Democrats had no ticket in the field, and so few voted that the Republicans. by dividing their votes. elected both reg istrars, an unwise act we think. The fol- lowing justices were elected.-H. B. Knapp, A. D. Northway, J. K. Shepard, R. I. Crissy. A. s. Cowles, o. l.. Hotch. kiss, O H. Mills, Salmon Swift, and Norman Riggs. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
New Preston,


 @8---- A
 ''The cool September days have come. < And they certainly made mistake in no' coming until the 5 of October. On that night we expeiienced our first frost. LII tothat date pumpkin vines and tobacco sprouts in the fields were as green as 1T midsummer, the like of which our ''oldes' inhabitant''' doesn't remember. or If hs does, has forgotten to mention the fact l recollect on the night of September 3d. 1872, there was frost that made tobacco nists look very lugubrious indeed as the next day, they gazed upon thelr bad ly damaged crops, but this year the crop is success wherever it is not damaged by hail and wind. Hickory nuts and chestnuts are plenty, and the boys are making the most of their time, still it is safe to say the squirrels will as usual. gel their share of the spolls. I noticed ar urchin passing by. yesterday. with truce-fag in the rear and small bag oi chestnuts on his shoulder. His steps were as reluctant as if advancing on the Turks. Evidently he expected repulse at Plevna.
 Last week Wednesday afternoon, the young people had picnic at Steep Rock. It took about all the convolvnlus and bind- weed in that immediate vicinity to deco rate the numerous hats, and
 i've all came holne rejoicing
 At the good time we had had"
 QUESTIONS What has become of the Lyceum and tue Dramatic Association, and the New Preston Cornet Band. and our lineof telegraph, and the new rail- road? Hic Sepultus. .--~-----.
 1t is said we We have had no election and consequently have no new officers. If ttI5 old officers terms have expired and no new ones have been elected to fill their places, who is running the town of Washington at the present moment!
 The mill-owners along the Aspetuck clo cd the gate at the mouth of the lake. last week, so that all owners of mills, could make all all necessary repairs. B. Calvin took this opportunity and built 6 ne dam at tLe Waramaug mills. N. Bollcs also bank wall on. the road side of his dam. cd '' 'e 7 A- On Sunday last our pulpit was ably filled by R V. MT. Thrall. of Washington, Ct. He pveached an excellent and in- structive sermon from the words, But grow in grace, and in the knowledge of our Lord and Savlor Jesus Christ, fonnd in 2d Peter, 2d-18th. At the marble shop of N. Bolles can be seen an imitation of rustic cross cut from the solid marble by J. s. Gum. It IS about three feet high and 8 beautifully carved vine twines itself about it quite naturally. The bark of the tree is natural, the grain of the wood is easily seen, and the knots look as if the twigs had just been cut off with a sharp ax. In fact the workmanship and execu- tion do Mir. Gum great credit.
 T. Rowe's Minstrel troupe performed before small audience, at Union Hall. evening, the 9th inst. .s~.
 MARcELLA.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
eosnen.-No sos.

DEATH. MT. Witherell. whose death is noticed, this week, used to drlve the Cornwall Stage. ss
 FRosT. He did not make his appear ance until last Saturday morning, when we saw q tub of water frozen over.
 RAM.-On Thursday night, the looked for storm came, and now our people are reiolcing that their springs and wells are filled. 8s H. N,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
NHarr1ageS.

In Cornwall, Conn. Oct. I, by Rev. O. s. Dikeman. MT. George B. Reed of Thomaston. to Josie N. Benediat of Corn wall.
 At the residence of Sherman Cogswell, Jr, Oct. 7th. Silas Wright and Miss Ellen Gafeny. by Rev. Henry Upson. All of New Presten.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11

ADMINISTRATORS COMPARTMENTS
 
  Potas Brushes Feather Dusta Cream
 Tartar, Soda, Spices &c., FINE FRENCH CANDY, ONLY CENTS . -gagx sameas usually al thom 0toeoc cdon. All My Goods Have Been Marked Down
 
 EperytASNgI SsU I Warran Stiqsg aSd t mi No is mad n ubmaApso Goods the amount of g sen part the State Cheep ssl.as Is. sRS,g GU RTI 5. G CORNER MAIN AND ELM sTS.. BRIDCEpORT. CONN ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
it has stood the fasr.

If you doubt the wonderful success of SHILoH's CONSUMPTION CURE, give it a trial; then if you are not perfectly satis. fed, return the bottle and we will refund the price paid. It has established the fact that Consumption can be cured, while for Coughs, Hoarseness, Asthma, Whoop- ing Cough, and all Lung or Throat troubles, there is nothing like it for a quick and positive cure, as it never fails. 10 cents, 50 cents and $1. co per bottle. If your Lungs are sore, or Chest or Back lame, use SHILoH's POROUS PLASTER, price % cents. Sold by Vessels < Gates,
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11

DR. SHILOH SYSTEM VIrAL1zER is no doubt the most successful cure for Dy- spepsia and Liver Complaint we have ey- Or known, otherwise we could not guaran-
 tee it. In cases of Consumption, where General Debility, Loss of Appetite and
 Conspitation exist, it will restore and re-
 gulate the system while SHLoH's CURE al-
 lays the infamations and heals the lungs.
 Price7 75 centss Sold by Wessells & Gates.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11

Tine first ice of the season has been noticed within the week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11

Cook, ct GL trespass against the defend. ,nt and tue officer attaching some hay, is LOW on trial.
 We clip the following from the New fork Tribune. Romance is not so com- non an article in Litchfield society that Ve like to see any spoilt, but we are assur- d by those who ought to know, that the Tribune version is substantially the cor ect one: v I A romantic story is going the rounds of he newspapers about the late Archbishop If Baltimore and brilliant Connecticut became priest he broke of an engage nent of marriage to this lady, whom he lad met on Summer holiday trip, and hat she took refuge in convent, whence he soon fed under very peculiar circum- tances, and finally she died of consump- ion and 8 broken heart. It is a pity to poll such work of theImagination. Mir. 3ayley and the lady in question were iiends from childhood. but not lovers. hey were never engaged to be married. 'he never suffered from either consump- ion or broken heart. but remained in xcellent health and spirits for more than hlrty years after he entered the prlest- ood. and she died in Europe only a year go." spe fnade'a short trial of convent fe as q novice of the Sisters of Mercy, utas this was when she was a middle ged woman, and as much as twelve or fIf- sen years after the alleged separation rom her supposed betrothed. it could ardly have been the result of disappoint- love. Neither was there anything pc lliar inf the circumstances of her return the world. Finding that the convent id not suit her. she went home in the host commonplace manner. as novices nd sisters often do.
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
JAG K!SIO MS BEST. SWEET NAVY CHEWING TOBACCO

was awarded highest prize at Centennial Exposi- ton fer ne checing qualities and ercelEence and lase ig character of saCeetnfHg and factoring. you want the best tobacco ever made ask your grocer for th
 and see that each plug bears our blue stripe trade mark, with words "Jacksonis Best" on it, Sold at wholesale by Roston and Portland jobbeIs. Send for sample to O. A. JACKSON CO.,, Mfrs, Petersburg, Va. ''.rf ag.kw
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11

HAcKMETAcK. rich and fragrant per. fume. Sold.by Wessells < Gates. Litch- field, Conn.,. elsewhere by dealers general
Litchfield enquirer., 1877-10-11
Deaths.

At Northfeld, Oct. 7th, Hiram e Beach, aged GA years.
 At Goshen, Sept. 30th. MT. Elishs Wetherell, aged 5S
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New l)nblicIliors.
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Tic principal EXECUTIVE ana Judicial on
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Mr.. Hammond TTlmbull has here applied
his critical sagacity TO the establishment Of tLe truth
and the an3atiOn Of popular errors III regard 10 Tie
famous Blue Laws the ancient Connecticut ana Sew
Haven Colonies 1t is often supposed even AT the pres
cnt day that to kiss ones child OIL Sunday, to make
m:nce pies, and to play amy instrument Of music cN
cent the drum, trumpet, and jewsharl, were made
criminal Ofens,s by the primitive legislation or New
Haven These inventions, as il IS now well Known ana
rs Nj Tnmbull has abundantly proved are FOUNDED on
the statement OF samuel Peters, renegade Episcopal
clergyman, in his pretended History OF Connecticut
Mr. lrunlbul's volume is carefully edited Astounding in
tie f.uits mature scholarship aud intelligent research
and throws much light the habits and opinions oil iie
sturdy fathers Of Connecticut The character OF the carly
legislation of the Colonies which was everywhere stamped
with the Mosaic type is fully illustrated by the original
and oennLo Constitutions and Laws, whc! are reprinted
N ful afordlg conclusive reiutlon OF the forgercs
of Peters Of whose historical accuracy example is
given in the assertion that the water OF Connecticut
River az Bellows Falls consolidated by pressure ana
swpnss between the rocks each side that the stream
harder marble 80 that au iron eroWDal cannot DC
forced mo Il.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
.ORTU GERMAN LLOYD
old DOMINION STEAMSHIP COMPANY,

" sailing from Pier 81, North River - $500
For Norfolk, CITY Point, and Richmond IL SDAls,
THU HsDAYS, ana SATURDAYS, at > p. m, eonuectLg
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line Atlantic Coast
Line TieAuHt Air Line Chesapeake and Ohio RAILROAD, anu
with the Company steam lines to interior points In North
Carolina and Virginia.
NrWbCTn aud Washington " {. wa
DAY, I'll ltSDh I, ant SATt KDA $500. -r,,,.,e
leves Del, leaving New-YOrk MONDAYS ard TIL RS:
DAYS =, 4. m. connecting with Delaware ana Maryland
railroads.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed
TIrri usa tickets and bills OF ladinC n al points az
loves. rates Insurance Norfolk &c, per cent Freight
received daily al Pier 81 North River
General offices, 1871 Green" Icnst New YORK; ,,.,.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

TIE APPLICATIONS or PHYSICAL FORCES; Trans
lated from French OF AMRnEE GUILiEMS BY MIs NOE
NAN LOCKYEE. Alto. PIP. 74l. Macmillan * CO.
The various branches Of natural philosophy
are treated in this comprehensive volume with scientific
exactuess but in q popular method. NJ. Ghiicmn pos
scSscs remarkable faculty Of presenting The results Of So
we're investigation in form adapted not only 10 instruct
but 10 interest the general reader His writings swarm
with practical examples, aording effective Illustration
Of theoretical principles in their application to common
uscs The present volume may be regarded as
n suu,leInen! TO the admirable WORK OF the ai
thor ON "Thc Forces Of Nature" which treats
of the phenomena OF gravity heat, light mag
ctn and electricity from strictly scientific point OF
view while ne now more especially calculates the same
forces rs servants OF tc various arts and indseswch
cntcr so largely into the details OF CIVILIZED lie. NJ
Guliemins style Of exposition is singrlaily lucid Ills
ANALYSIS OF principles is In the form OF narrative
than discussion. lie clothes the purcst distractions Win
fresh vitality showing less power OF language thh
scientific knowledge. The subjects, for the most part
arc brought down to the cate o: writing, so that TIE
reader who is in quest OF the latest discoveries WIZ
Seldom return from his search Win SENSE "i ulsip
unintiupr' The Illustrations of the volume are prcluc
and -uri D. aifOig ia thtmscTe; al Instructive s'unt
of physical srlcUc
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Go Ubom it Man Concern

IMPORTATION WANTED of the heirs OF
Il RICHARD GREGORY formerly Of New York or Brook
Iyn he went California abOnt 10 and has re-
Gently disd leaving property Address p Box NO. z,
Tribune Oihce
ITO OWNERS OF LAND NEAR THIS CITY.
OF upequaed operator In suburban prop
ey may by addressing with description Box z2lo
New York POstOlce.
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from 10 IL limited 10 10: term ian f. 1917.
REF, ron es Rev L. willard, Melville. and joel w. Hyde
NJ D. 1868 and lG7 IOaiwa NY. oh W. W lil DE- fIln
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SsISS MCDONALD" ,,., oo,ons
w CLASSES IN DRAWING AND WATER COLORS'
From Nature 7SS broadway. Room 81
Terms $50 Of hour each 10 The studo paw
able In advance reduction will be made for two OF more
Pupils coming together
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

THE TRTE BLUE LAWS OF CONNECTICUT AND
NEW.HAVEN, AND THE FALSE Blue Laws ~.
VEXTt,D BY THE R-N. SAMUEL PETERS. Edited
by j. HINMOyD TRUNBULt. limo pp. SEQ. Hartford :;
p,ibl ltine( nm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

Morris AMI Essex
ls.e. ~
OHIO and Miss
loo be. Z
Z L 4 ! &
loo. be. 3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

HIGHLAND MILITARY ACADEMY, WOr-
cescr, second session beGins Feb l. g H. NET
4 u
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

EREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
- itcy 4. q. CHAMBERS. Principal.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
Nem i]n5lita!loHS.
DEADY WEDNESDAY,, January 81.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE INDEX for 1875.

POLITICAL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

shmd the " the require the contract
may be the named exceeding three
moths by order ard the contract
ana conditions herein set forth shall govern In such
extended contract
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30

All must be made the blank forms fnrnshe b.
the Department. securely enyeloped and scaled Endorsed
te back Proposals Postage Stanls aud addressed
he Third Assistant Postmaster General Washington ID. C.
JAS N. TyNEH, Postmaster. q enerAl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-01-30
Urn Gooos.
forces. Carriages, Garness. &e.

A ONE CLARENCE, nearly new, made by
"a d Co.; Coupe one Park Phaeton one DOC
tors PbaetoD and Top Wagon at sacrince 70
settle up an estate be 81. CURLEY'S, lO9 East
l3thst 9Th ave.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-24
our CREED.

" ~ ~ SUPREMACY T., a government
OF white people that viii protect white
and black MIhr--wc believe to be in ar-
cOrdaEru with the wish ul the white men
WHO disco erred this country aud mHdc
1t what it j.. And it ns,imilHtrs 10 the
will Of God, ~ manifest every where,
that nll people aud things are not created
equal
GIvu Law SHOULD BE PARAMOUNT W
MILITARY Law. and the dirrlMl l'crt,
OF making it subordinate has been seen
and felt during tho administration OF
Gen Us, Grant,
TIE RIGHTS on TmE STATES should ever
be held sacred, and all powers not dele
gated 10 the General Government rcslu"
IN the State.
VIZ CONsIpEE INpEMocRATIc all Rings
Munopolic., Thicvcry. Jobbcry, Central
ism. ANA Radiculsm in all its proLrai
forms.
UsunY LAWS are au AhomInatiGn, and
being opposed to Free Trade. work harm
to the needy, aud wr0n% TO til" capt
tali>ts.
FnEE TRADE. THE WORLD OVER, We be-
live. is akin to til, will OF God.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-24

The TurIin Russian war is assuming
huge proportions. 1t has hern turned
into y religious war, and We may TOOK
for more hloodohcd than in ANY pre-
Vious war Tor centuries past. Inr
Russians hav" raised the double Gfrcb
Cross, aud the Turks will, Of course,
ra So the Crescent, and tacn tut lIilh
quarter will nc shown from either sid
---cx,prminnlion will be the object al
each England is said to he maxim
large preparations, and it is h"r'h
possible Cor her 10 keep out of tn
fight; and, If Eogand goes in, Aus
triu aud Germany will certainly take +
hand. in which case 'lOol will fl ~
like rivers. A few weeks will tell villa
action other powers will take III The
affair. however. and until that is drcl-
died we are "in the dark" us 10 the fna
result.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-24
Nonresident Notice.
II. Il. EStill. Receiver. &C.. VS.. Jesse Ar
AL, uutI nt

II. r.. Eslill. Receiver. &C.. VS.. Jesse Ar
ledge and ct ers.
Upon motion. and it appearing to the
satisfaction OF the Clerk Il Master from
compartments Attachment bill. in abov"
r;tl>c. whicll is sworn to, tina, the defend
ant Ira &. Wood. is II non resilient OF the
State Of Tennessee, so that the ordinary
prOre>s OF law cannot be served upon
him.
1t j. therefore ordered that publication
be made Tor ton" consecutive weeks in til"
Home Journal, published in Winchester.
irnn., requiring said NONRESIDENT tie
irh,ant to appear on or before liz fourth
Monday in June next, before the Chance
nv Court ut Winchester. Franklin county,
Tenn. and plead, answer or drmur TO
rompainnnt's bill. or the same will be ta-
ken Tor confessed and set tor hearing eX-
parte;lS TO him.
Witness my hand. at Office in Winches-
ter. Tenn. this May Dist. 1877.
4. II. FINCH, c. Il NJ.
mayA-iw AZ
Brannan & Hunt. Solicitors.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-24
a Maryland View Of the Ten
ncsscc State Debt,

TIE following extracts taken FROM
an article in the B,ltlmnrc sun show,
how our State leut /, regurled abroad
The Tennessee Legislature, IN 1878
passed u law prorlhlnS Tor the iun'iIn-
III SIX per Ccnt. honis the pasl-du,
coupons maturing ON or bet the Isl
If JANUARY, 1874 lhl3 was arqul, )
crl H. II, the hUnduo.lrrs in the tx
probation, If not assurance, that there
arlcr the Legislature Noud levy SUI
h,rent tax to regularly pay the inter
est. There has bren most wanlo"
It srrgard OF faith. however. in the
matter, Tennessee never having lie, led
II tax even equal t. that "i the State al
Virginia, llluugh she has much larger
property haSls than the latter, AMI
more varied and, in the aggregate,
valuable productions. Onl !, two con
pons wcrc pant ~ drr after the luud-
ing, lhos, OF July, 1874. and lamar,
1875. When the sub, qu"n, jul V cuu-
pom insured & J,rrmui Porter lnunI,
bN +, asou of the drIuaic levy. not II
sufficient amount of money in the
treasury for it, payment, aud it lalI
over unpaid until September Of 1876,
when he, notwithstanding some out
side opposition, Announced that sulli-
clrnt lun'Is were on hand. and entered
upon the discharge u! the past due oh
legations OF the STATE, signilyIng AT tie
same time that palmvnl OIL he other
coupons that had meantime malur,dI
shonl. also ne maze whenever sulli
ci"nt means were on han,. The Lea
stature, however, al the iOllpwiuo
January session, took efficient meas
urcs to stfe any surL honest impulse
rs this by passing resolutions rurnid-
ling any further pa, mrnt ul interest
ill orderei by that indy. The same
before mIj"urning also ir.
lurcd the already inadequate STATE
Iax, as if real, designing TO ,nrlhrr tie.
prrc'atc the State securities with the
view of driving hard bargain with
Ter creditors.
The proposition of the disin,cre>led
as made at New York
ONE time since, that the hundhOldrr>
ccept sixty cents on the dollsr, under
new funding scheme Of principal and
interest. may he considered generous
me; 50 much 81 that it will certainly
Ne very unwisr in the Legislature al
ne State II it did not pass rclnnhing
a" 10 accordance with The plan pro-
posed, AMI under which the coupons
are 10 lie receiv able for taxes, etc The
people OF the State should tako the
matter in hand and compel their rcprc-
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1877-05-24

1t j. reported that Bo.rhrc', German
Syrup ha-. since its introduction in the
Uuitrd states, reacted the immense sale
OF 10000 dozen per year. Over 5000 drug
git, nave ordered tniS medicine direct
from Tao Factory. at Woodbury., n j.. am,
not one has reported u singh" lailUr. but
every letter speaks Of its astonishing Sue
cess in curing severe Coughs. Colds set
tied Oh the Breast, Consumption. or any
disease Of Throat and Lungs. We advise
any person who has any prcdisposition to
wrak Lungs to
Go to your Druggists, &. q. PhjlIipSand
j. VI. iIutrhiu>, " iuchrstcr. Tenn. and
get sample Bottle tor 10 cents AMI try
it, Two doses will rrlieveuny case. Reg
ular >izt, - crnts.
Sold bv all Respectable druggists in the
United States.