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The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
REDEMPTION notice.

Notit6s hereby given that the next Of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of TyscRmwas County Ohio, application
will he made 10 said Court by Mary senton and Lucy seaop
minor heirs pf AndteW seetop for i redemption Of the fOL
lowing tract OF land sold TO William H. Moore by tie Teasu
Of said County for delinquent taxes the 9th day of
becehber Js4I taxed h tts nOmS Of dSW seaOo. 10 wit
Patl Of the West half Of Lp the 2nd quarter ofthe eighth
TOWNSHIP In the FIRST range p sad Couuty Original quNniy
twenty eight acres, whole sod, .ll,. i.. 'I
Tho deppsite required by law has hecn made with tic Clerk
Uf said Court. BOWER rSEATON. Guardian,
ek%,P stA of,Mars aud Luoy sea,ch
Dated August S. 1914 90 6w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
STATE ELECTIONS

In another column we give the returns as far as rscdi-
ted from the August elections and they show most
wonderful; leak in the anversal coon PARTY. Let us
tHm up the result as far as heard from. In Louisiana
Harrison; Majority was 8, $50. Now rhe Democratic
majority near one thousand making difference in
tha; stste . in four years Of 1000.
North Carolina, gave Harrison owe, 10000 now The
coon majority is SET down at g. 600 by themselves, al
though returns from all but16 counties give the Wing
Governor 200 majority. But take their own admission
5000 and have gain in four years Of 5000 votes
Ksiducky gave Harrison near 10000 majority. Re-
firms from 30 counties show their loss to be g. 000
and they only claim the State by 10000, showing
loss ID tRa, State in 4'yeats Of over 5000.
Indiana gave Harrison 10 600 majority Returns from
8 or ten co,intlss indicate that the Democrats
will carry The Stale II SO, the coon loss in years is
f3:O0O These ate all the States heard from, and IhSy
show an aggregate Tig loss Of t4 900 votes. II Clay
iSOssS 44,OOOin 4s,rong wing states how much will
Ne loose in Tie Unioul Why in The same proportion hi
will be heat over 100 OOOvoles. So HdG foi The pros
psct of Wbiegery in general. ''' u.-
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

MARRlED--On the 10Th inst, at 8 o'clock A. M.
by the Rev. A. McReynods, Mr.. ABNER DICK
rNsoN OF Maumee City, to Miss Louisa
P. MITCHENER ..,..,... 4.
By The same, at he same time, and place. Ma
SAMUEL FERrla, Forwarding & Commission Mer
chant) Of Canal Dover, to Miss MARY ELLIOTT o
New Philadelphia,
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
TINE OF HoLBING TOWNSHIP MEETINGS

TIME OF HOLDING TOWNSHIP MEETINGS.
The Central Committee in their notice to the Demo-
trs,s Of uscira wds Neglected 10 state al what hour
they should meet in their Townships and also at what
hour The County Convention would meet By reference
to the notice this week, it will be seen that the town.
bhp meetings are al o'clock p N on the 3st inst and
the County Convention at 10 o'clock A, M. on Monday
the 2nd SeptembcFl ...,e az :
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TAxES.

AudiiSfs Office, Thscara!oas cSanty, o. !
N16r1tE is BtREB4 CIV GIVEN, hat Sst the County
~ Commissioners at :heir June session A. d. l64S,
did assess The sum pflwo mills on each dollar vsia,on.
of taxable property within said county, for Road pnF7
poses the current year. and that The said tax maS he ds
charged by labor on The roads, under the direction of
The Supervisors of the sveera districts the rate Of
Seventy five cents PEI JoEN S2T EiERilARp. ,Aaa,or #
June 49, ls44. Tascma,oas. County Ohio,
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MASTER 3 SALk. : n CkapcrD.i \

Geo, W. Chapman (RY virtue Of an "idsrof the.
William Lewis. ct ss, IusSarawss County, lOhip,
made in lis cause june letG i84l, shall cAer for,
Sale at Ahs door ofhe Cot hoss, iA sa,d county. on,
the 3Oh day Of August, ls4f .ai oue O'clock ~. hs
following rs al estate to wa Lots Eeven and T~tlye
ir the ,st quarter of,he nth township and ,s rarg,
a. S. Military III tIa county. c"ntdpng 200 srrss,
tnm5 or less. 1884 B ~ AfHEkTON. ,a,l.
Nss's Commissioners in Cha1tefyl
JULY cfih l1iG --cS5w.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
AUGUST ELECTION.
COONERY FEELING OUT AT THE LITTLE
END FAST

Last week, the federal Advocate put out postscript,
stating that the Wings had "swept North Carolina from
one end to the other" Now lat US see hpw they
iOpf' 1t. below we give returns from 50 counties
lie to hear from. The Coon candidate 1856 ahead.
HartisOn's ufojority in 1910 12,eA. -,
From the Globe Of August 9Th 1874.
NORTH CAROLINA ELECTION.
We publish below the aggregate vote for Governor
in 1e42 ank 1874, faom about fourffths of the State
In ls42, Moreheqd, the Wing candidate, was
elected by 500 majority. An tie large counties to he
hoard from lie in the western part Of the State where
oke the democratic candidate resdes and we expect
bis gain will be much greater there in proportion to the
number of votes than has been nhe co6hies heard
from already: The counties in Graham section Of the
State therefore he has already got the advantage Of
his. personal popularity.
Our opinion is the same now That we expressed the
day we published the first returns from the State that
die Wing Ganddasor Governor will he elected by be-
tween Q 600 and 1000 majority Ifit shall mt exceed
5OO calculation is that Polk will get the State in
November. :. Il LIZ =. -
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GOSHEN TIP, HICKORY CLUB.

There will be meeting Of The Club on Saturday
svsn,ng aert, August 18th instant Mr. CUMMms will
address tho Democracy. .'
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

KENTUCKY-CLAY'S WHITE SLAVE STATE.
Thb returns are very incomplete. In AZ Counties
which in 1870 gave Harrison sotis $4,000 majority,
there is as fur as heard from coon loss of70OO votes.
1t is probable that Owsey's majority will be less Than
10 0O0
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
DEMocR Alto C0UNTx
CONVENTION,

The Democratic Voers Of Tuscarawas COUNTY are
requested to meet in lher respective townships on
SATURDAY THE alsT DAY or AUGUST,
next a, o'clock P. NJ, aud sclccl iive delegates from
each township 20 attend The County Convention to be
holden At the Court House in New Philadelphia, on
MONDAY TIE 2Nb bay OF SEPTEMBER
next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ for the purpose Of NOmina'
ting county ticket aud 10 select delegates 10 attend
the Congressional Convention. .-.- ,,..-,- .'
The undersigned Central Committee concur in and
ofar Ihs following recommendations, First That the
delegates be instructed BY Their respective townships as
to who they shall vote for in county convention.
Second That the delegates procure certificates signed
BY the officers Of their respective meetings stating that
they are such regularly appointed delegates which GER
tRcatos shall be produced the day Of the County Con-
vention as evidence of Uir right to ac in such ca?a'
cieN. - .
Third That the Democrats at their township NEE
tings appoint vigan committee of able eftieen
man in each school district in the several townships
and report their names TO the central committee on The
| day Of the Convention.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

- 1TTAC CHMENT NOTICE. :, ,l.t
Jacob Haut, lNOrICEs hsreby given that
- vs. Yin on the 3lst day of JuysnA.
John Ssiser. D. 1914, from the .Clbik's Qffica
- Of the Court Of Common Pleas
Of .Tuscarawas County, Ohio, issued ant atlacl.7
men at the instance oG Jacob Haui against the land9
tenemen,s gnods chat,es rights credits, monies a9d
effects of John seser, absconding debtor, or tbs
sum Of one hundred 1. dollars; y = uimrnAkNER m St crk
August TO- I8a4. d, .. q, ca. 81 CIV
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NOTICE!

James Brown, Suit pending in the Court Of Com
psc,n % . Rea il CSapsSy of ID q
NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Defendants that de-
~ positions viii be lakel in this cause, BY the com
pIainaht at The Office of Seymour Belden in The town o
New Philadelphia Tuscarawas County and State o.
Ohio the Both day of August next bet Ween the hours
Of o'clock A. M. and o'clock, p M. rr
Ie' - CUMNINS & CAMP,
August 7, "A. d. I544.-2g3f SorS tSr Contptt
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
lILlNoIs.

Verbal accounts say The Democracy have carried the
Slate by larger majores than ever From Alabama
Missouri we have nothing TENNESSEE has no election
until the election for President, We We're in las
week in stating that this State held her election in An
gust ,s year. 1t is only every other year fo' State Off
GERS and Legislature, u >ss, -. -y. ,---r
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

MesSrs. Kitchener T. Ma.ts,os: ;, y e.
Gen,lems sn: Please an
n6incs The name of FELIX D. McMEAL, as can
ddate for Congress, suhj jec to the decision of the
Congressional Contention, and oblige ,
'.E a t... 's MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
ANOTHER INFAMOUS LIE NAILED.

The federaliss IN their frenzy to hunt something a.
gainst Col Tod started story tha. he was opposed to
the Gernans-,hdt while in the Legislature he voted a.
gainst printing documents in The German language. The
Advocate Of last week copied the slander as true Now
read Col. Tod's letter.
"GoLUMBus, o, Saturday evening, {
July 20, 1874.
"Gentlemsn' Your note of to-day. calling upon my
attention 70 an arlcIs in The German Repubcausr,
charging me with opposition while in the Senate, to
The printing III the German language Of the Report Of
the Superintendent of Common SthoolS, has just been
handed to me.
81 lthankyod for The opportunity you have thus given
me to contradict the article in the 'Repibcaner.'
"There is no truth in tIie charge. By referrlHg to
the journals; of The SENATE, yoa will find that on Ill
occasions lent my aid to 'he publication documents
German citizens Of Ohid
Respectfully,
"Your ob't serv'i.,
~ Il ...., DAVID TOD
"Mes.rs. Reinhrrd / Feizsr, Editors We.,bo,e.
Will the Advocate take back :he sanaeroGs charge
We shall see. =.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS. Al
HE RULE.

dWe shall as usual, charge the sum of ONE DOLLAR for
announcing all candidates. which invariably accompany
the announcement
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
BRAND THE BASE DECEIVERS.

Some weeks ago the Federal Advocate published
an account of pretended democratic meeting in Perry
County Ohio, which we pronounced fraud at the time
And nOwlwil prove it so by the Democratic papers Of
that county.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

This mol enough to lOrfh any conclusion from as to
the result, but letter in the Statesman says Indi'
ana Is all right for Polk, Dallas, Oregon and Texas.
This State gave Harrison over 13000
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

Eisssts Kitchener g. Matthews: Please announce the
name of JOHN D. CUMMINS, as a candidate for Con-
gress in the 18th Congressional District subject 10 the
decision OF the Democratic Congressional Convention.
.... ~. MANY VOTERS.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15
SPECIAL CoIIRT.

There will be Il Special cour, held BY the associate
Judges, at the Court House in New Philadelphia on
Tuesday the sOil Of August at r. o'clock, NJ. for the
purpose Of granting loites of Administration &C.
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

/ VALUABLE FARM FOR iSALEg. I.
TINE subscriber wishes to- dispose of his farm sitpa
i ted about a mile from New Philadslphs, snc the
same distance from Dover. the road leading irpm
New Philadelphia IA tho Canton lothitg, containing
21O ACRES GOOD LAND.
80 acres OF which is cleared. Oa the preR,ites 10 q
good frame house, barn and stable. Orchard of good
flu 25 acres first rae meadow land, well wsisred
with never failing springs. The land is well tlmbered
For terms apply 10 49,
~ SAMUEL THOMAS.
New Philadelphia, Aug. I, 1914, 60 6w
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S. BRAlNARD,
D. McGREG0R,
v. p. BONHAM,
M. COLLIER,
c. H MITCHENERe
Democratic Central Com
GRAND RALLY,
OF THE DEMOCRACY

49, AT MASSELLoN;: ="
ON THURSDAY THE 22d AUGUST.
There will be Grand turn out ofthe Democracy of
The Northern and Middle Districts of Ohio at Massl
Ion on Thursday he 29nd inst, at which the Democracy
Of TiscaFawas are respectfully invited to participate
HON. GEORGE M. DALLAS.
DAVID TOD; ~.
BENJAMIN TAPPAN.
VIM. ALLEN, ..
DR.. DUNCAN, .",.
THOMAS w. BARTLEY,
JOHN BROUGH.
SAMUEL MEDARY
and many other distinguished Democrats are expected
Democrats Of Tuscarawas. Let us all go and help
swell the crowd, for POlk Dallas, Tod and Victory.
IrThe Democracy will, meet on Saturday evening
at ie Club ROOM at which time arrangements will be
made preparatory to attending the Massilon meeting
our friends from the county, are particularly invited to
cooperate with u.s. on that occasion . ...... ..
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Oxford II do Soshen :" SV dPh''
Aud will also attend d, my Office in New PfIlndePhia
from The Isl nf October utnl the 2Oth Decem6er TIE
taxes charged on lhe dollar valuation, an The sgtaTt
eyy is as follows: For State PURPOSES " mills, Cdnal
mills. State Common School Mill GO'hIyS2 m,liP,
Common School 9 mills, County roor.hous. mills,
and Road 2 mills: TOTAL Is mills
- IrS TOWnSHiP TAX. ~ - YN},.a,,
Inihe townships orBucks, Sandy, and Warren towns
ships, each 2 Mills Clay, Goshen, Jefferson,
Perry, Lawrence, .Rpsh, susar-eteek War "'i
wick, Wavas. aud Yok townships, each DO.
Dover ,ownsLin 3do.
Miu towpship. u do.
Salem township, ..- 90. y
r-l.''f THE LAW.n' 800 -
Tho following is he second section ot an act phssed
b, the General Assembly Of Ohio, id March, ls44.h-
That when any person is charged the duplicate with
tax on zeal estate and chae' or psISoHaf pfo-
peiry the payment Of lax suuh Chatte on personal
property shall not release il whilst in his possession
from liability to be dsained for the Paymen''qt TAX on
such real estate unless The pesonn whpse name sueh
premises are chat get shall satisfy The Codny Treasurer
hat he same are notbs property a6d ate eFrnneohaiy
CHARGED in his name for taxation But ihei fiessuSer
aha be authorized and required in all cases where any
person .propeEly charged with taxes on real estate, mas
personal property within THE countyo dStrau the same
Ior the payment OF such tax aud the County Auditor
shall accept from The Treasurer in hsTeiuTn oiDeIin-
| IQunces,
Of landed estate except that the ,owner is non-Tesl
dent of the conty that auch premises were er.onsou'y
taxed; that no. personal property could be fopnds Or
thot property when SEIZED was not sold for wan! OF
bidders thlt. General Laos, page o.
will 10 seen at aglance, that the law comPes the
Treasurer To- travel tho county through, and 70 see each
tax payer either for the purpose 9f making the px BY
Distress or obtaining the asegnnsn of cause required
10y Aw before he possibly bePrePated for sgttls,
ment with the Auditor. For hle pufpose the law give?
fotn the 90 December 10 the 18th 1anuary-a limited
time indeed, to collect by distress fipm tyo to three
thousand dollars in small sums consequently it wilI bs
impossible for ME to attend of hy office after the SOi
December, Unless the taxes ara satisfied Or messy so
by that tins as il is much he tax payers interest
as mne that the taxes be paid without additional coss.
give this notice. with hope that i may IN due time
come to knowledge Of all concerned, and prove ad-
vantageous to them, we'll as to myself ,; ;,,:
-" 80 JOSEPH DEMUTH,
Ia ,., Treasurer Of TuscaTawas County.
Inlu Il isl4-27 sM. :; rt.----.
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II IL said ~ Missouri Ihe DUmucrats are running two
Candidates for Gove,nor. IL So they deserve desa
ubw, but the si4ts Will give Polk 10 U0o--~~T-i
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS.
district fof Congress and j. J. FARAk fui Hamilton Co.
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The Democrats Of Mil TIP. will NEE, at Waterford,
on Saturday at 10 o'clock. Mr.. CuMmiss will address
ihem sau4 a b ,3tril. IS ii s.qatl .r.l 7
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TAXESi

NOTICE. is hereby gvet. that myselEOr dsPniy .@M
IN attend at lhs,usqaI place Gf budding elections "
each township IN TussaraNas Couniy % receive ihe
Tax Cpr State Canal, Scbpol, COuaiy. Road and POer
purposes, fr the Year ls4R onthe following dAyS VIZ
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GEN. CAsS

We feel authorized n stating that Gen. Cass, aflet
Injecting the people at Norwalk on tho l7lh of September
will vis, the interior Of the State. =.
He will speak al Urbana on Saturday the 2lst OF
September at ZaEesville on Wednesday the Goth Sep
tember atNew Philadelphia on Saturday the 2Sth
Nav of September. . -. .. .... .--
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DEMOCRATIC MEETINGS.

The Democrats Of Union township w1l be address
sed BY Mr.. CuMMINs, on Friday The roth at A. Nc
| Cullou0h's ..t-' ~ l. .N D. ...HH#
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Henry. Morehead. Hoke Graham
81 9l4 1856 3O,S4S 30, ,53s

Wing majority tods far, 1876. a.. ...,
Democratic gain thus far ,O36, ,.,
This looks like sleeping, don, id A wig Toss since
1910 Of 1000 voesI Go il coons. .. ......
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.dE1ITRAI OASS,

EXPECTED AT NEW PHILADELPHIA.
We find the following in the last Ohio Statesmen,
Lot il. hail the gallant dla soldier and statesman.
Old TdScsarawas viii send up Ler thousands to cheer
The Ohio Democrat. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1840-1900, 1844-08-15

Messrs EditOrS, aa,. a.. ,,.. ,,,. !,
Please publish The name of GENERAL WALTER
NJ. BLAKE as candidate for Representative in Con-
gress for the Congressional District composed of the
counties of Coshoctdh HOltHes and Tuscarawas, Sub.
lect to the decision Of the Democratic Congressional
Convention, :, And oblge i., +
@ MANY DEMOCRATIC VOTERS,
u ,.-. : y
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To the Editors of The Ohio Democrat,

Gshttsmcn, -s'-
Please to announce in your Paper the name CT Doctor
RICHARD HEWITT. of Salem Township, as a
candidate for Representative 10 the Ohio Legislature at
The ensuing Election, subject 10 The decision of The
D''"'''"' O''"' MANY DEMOCRATS.
Msssrs. Kitchener 4. Matfc,Os Please announce the
pane of JOHN STEEL SMITH as candidate for
county Auditor subject TO The decision of tie County
Convention, Mr. Smith is good scholar writes fair
hand speaks the German language fluenIy, and has
all the q Qualifications to make frs, rate Auditor.
GOSHEN TOWNSHIP
Messrs. Editors: You will please announce the maine
Of LEWIS CoNwELI, ts candidate for Count,
Commissioner, sutiec, 10 the decision of III. County
Convention. .... a..... MANY VOTERS.
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h:ssrs EDITORS.

Mcssrs Edito+s =
You will please to announce the name Of BRfCE
BLAIR. of Washington township as candidate for
County Auditor suhjec! 10 the decision of the county
convention. .. ...,
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FOR GOVERNOR OF OHIO,
DAVID TOD, of Trumbull.
THE DEMOCRAT,
THURSDAY AUGUST Is, 1914.

NEW PHILADEIPEIA, BHIo.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-07-19

JOHNSTON nGGR>WiL & GO.
may u q eaas
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

No flock of Sheep will be entitled to but premium nor
the owner thereof again competitor for like premium until
after the interval of three years. .
In awarding premiums Sheep the committee will taken into
size and form of the Sheep and the weight
well as the quality Of the fleece No sheep will be entitled to
that have been sheared within five months prece
ing the time of exhibition It is the object Of the Society to
raising of sheep that will produce the greatest poht
to the farmer. 49, @.
The duties Of awarding premiums stock will be assigned to
three distinct committees and having for Chairman member
the Standing Committee and each committee will report
ately.
All articles of general and domestic manufactures must have
been within the county of Lched since the Isl
day Of September They must be delivered at the Court
House by or before o'clock, A. M on the first day OF the FAIR
Ito the person be hereafter designated all
where given number Of yards required the length OF each
piece be marked thereon. Every article OF domestic manu-
must be completely concealed not to be seen or known
the committee In default of either Of these acquisitions the a
ces will not be deemed entitled to consideration.
either of the above articles there should be no compe
on the whole part Of the premium may be withheld acco
ding to the discretion of the committee
Ladies' and others solicited to exhibit their Flowers anc
Plants purpose of identifying the exhibition Of manufac
lures Twelve and half cents will be charged for admission
the exhibition for all except as contribute
ers gratuitopsly who will be admitted Free
Entries premiums Poughing must be made to the sec
on or before o'clock M on the first day Of the Cat
tile Show. q. r. -.
No premium may awarded by any committee to one Of its
members. :. !,
Though there should be but applicant and may De withheld
altogether in the opinion Of the committee, the object onereo
is not deserving any reward.
n should be discovered that any competitor for premium
has made of any dsngenuous measures by wmcn ne
object Of the Society have been defeated the rules and
ulstons violated shall not only be rendered
ble being after competitor for any premium Oh ne
efy be proceeded against according to the BYLAWS
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1844-05-23

Balzoriaes--a very pretty thin article for SUM
mer wear--is all the fashion now in our city with
the ladies' Some of the patterns and colors, too
the loveliest imaginable Chestnut street Of a
pleasant day is absolutely alive with them. Indeed
some ladies 20 so far as to wear double dresses of
them. l. e. two dresses Of the same article, one pa-
ced over the other the outer being considerably
the shorter II is costly but beautiful costume
Black silk appears also to DO great fayorite at this
season, and thin black bonnets, with small white
caps. They are delicious taste. There is some
thing touching in black dress--a something that
apueals at once to the feelings and Of course trans
fers sympathy TO the fair wearer. What mys-
tery Is dress - Philadelphia Times.
Unexpected Information. --The other day while
a monitor was hearing boy recite, the following
passage occurred: "'rhe wages Of sin is DEATH :