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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

IA TIA Town Mse'ing Of the Town Of War
IA rem legally warned Tor the purpose Oi re-
seraining Cattle, &C.. and hrld a. the Town
house. ga sid Warren, June 9th, 1919.
hesotUed, That il the owner Of any Horse.
Mule. ASS. Cattle or Gaose, shall suffer the
same 20 30 n large Ont of hiS or her enclosure
after fhe iuhlicatiOn If this Bylaw, in con-
tOrm1iy with the statute Of this State in such
case provided.
such owner shall forfeit and paw Io l.2 eta.
for each Horse, Mule, Ass and Cattle. and O IA
cents tor each GOose, one half 20 any persOn
who shall take up and impound the same, and
one halt 10 the pound keeper, kr each time
they shall be 70 iOnnd al large out of the own
tTs enclosure. and taken up; that il shall b.
the duty Of the Haywards Of said Town and il,
shalt be lawful for any elector to take up and
impouRd any Of the aforesaid animals so found
running at large on the Highway or Colnmons
# said Town. and the owner or owners ot such
Cattle, Mule, HMse, Ass"r Go"se SO impound
ID, shall not receive the same from the pound
lnt'l he "r they shall have paid the person %
mpU'lu'ding the same and the puuad keeper
he amount Of forfeiture. and 10 the pound
Keeper his fees and expenses for Keeping said
features as in other cases Of creatures i'm
founded, and which together with all the pro.
redings in relation to this Bylaw, shall be
"gulated BY the Statute Of this State, in such
Asses provided, PrOUiHcd that any family be.
'"ging to said Town may let oDe Cow run al
A'se on the Highway or Commons, and not
hcnr the aforesaid penalty
i TOfe0, That all Swine NAV run at large on
he Highway and Cummons of said Town with
ings in their noses.
VOfcd, That the Salectmen Of said Town
'ause the aforesaid By-Law to he published.
~ E. R. SWIFT. Clerk pro TEN.
WorPar lime 1o1o
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Al Court Of Probate hsIden u Litrhaeld
within and Ior the District Of EIchfsId. o !
the 22d day Of June. 1649
PreseUt-CIARLEs ADAMS. ESQ.,, yuars.
Upon the petition Of Chauncey n. Hoseh-
~ KISS. Of NatrFtUwn, showing 10 ihis Cart
Ina' ne u The Guardian Of CathaEins Thotp. .
MINOR residing tn said Waleetown that said
minor owns certain Real Estate in Lirshseld~
IN sasd District, lin Nothfeld Societv. 4 10 Nit:
an undivided half of nine sores of land. buus.fs
ed north and west on Isaac TutlIes land. Auli,l,
on WOOdrutf's land, and cas-, ON hiyhvvav. 60,
ued at about two hundred and seventy fiv9 dais
lars. and that said real estate il upprodueff14
and that II would be for the interest 81 ssf.6
minOI 10 have said estate sold, and the svailf
invested according 10 law, praying this Cost.
tot reasons in said petition SET forth, T. pass a
order authorizing and empowering said Pc.
TONER 1T sOtZ1e ether meet person 10 self atia
convey the interests If said minoG in said de.
scrihed premises, according To the Statute in
such case made and ptoVdcda=ss per petition
on file, dated June %, 1919.
ORDERED, That said peIlIioh be cons
timed to the 27th day ef August, i9A9, then
to be heard and determined at The Probate Of
fee In said titchfeId, at 10 o'clock, in tho
forenoon; and that notice Of the tendency
thereof be given by publishing this order in
newspaper printed in Litchiipld County. three
weeks successfully, at least six weeks before
the said 9th day Of August. A true copy Of
Record.
CHAS ADAMS, Judge.
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PROBATE RHNDRw.

Al Court Of Probate holden at Liichheld,
within and for the District Of Litchheld, Oil
the 18th day OF June, tS49.
Presens-CHAS. ADAMS, Esq Judge.
ESTATE Of ADRIAN Bishop, late of Warren
Il in said district. deceased: The Admins
TRAITOR represents the Estate insolvebt. and
rays the appointment If Commissioners there
~ /: whereupon ordered, that Commissioner
% receive, examine and adjust the claims I"
he creditors Of said estate. he appointed II tb'
Probate Office In Liichfield, On the 9th day q
Iuly nex,. at 10 o'clock. forenoon aud that al
.,-rsons interested in said estate may be n0ii-
fed thereof, the Administra ior will cause ihi.
ii der 10 be published in newspaper printed
~ LiichReld County. aid pos, cory ihere"!
IN ihe'sign post nearest the last residence ~
.ai,i deceased in said Warscn. 4 rue copy Of
,cc,,d CHAS. ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

Hon. John NJ. Males and LGdy, came
very near being crushed BY the cars on
the railroad on the old West Hartford
road, about two miles from the city, on
the 25th inst. They were riding in q
single carriage. The crossing is IN the
woods, and the curve is abrupt. The
cars cannot be seen when at few rods
distance. They came around the curve
as Mr.. N. carriage was on the track,
and passed as he barely cleared the rails.
His horse became very much freghten-
ed, and broke the wagon, clearing him.
self from it. The escape from serious
injury was very narrow.
There is no bell rung or whistle SCUM
ded at this crossing. and it is a very gross
piece of negligence on the part Of this
usually well managed road. 1t is really
one Of the most dangerous spots on the
line, being near curve and in the woods.
There have been several narrow escapes
at this place, and there will certainly be
a loss OF life, if the alarm is not regular
ly given, as the law requires.-ZSnsss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

e. Independent" the Washing
ton correspondent Of the Philadelphiu
North American, says;
at is confidently asserted Ia high
Democratic quarters. that Mr.. Bucha.
nan has received letter from Mr.. Cliff.
fard, the D. s. Minister at Mexico, sta
ting that the Mexican Congress had ap.
proved Of the principles AMI argument.
advanced by Mr.. Clayton in the discus.
sion with Senior de Ia Rosa, touching the
matter Of the Protocol, and TO that ex.
tent had disappuved Of the ground as.
snmed By their representative.
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District Of Kent. ".

Probate Court, June ION, 1919.
CsrArE Of Rns'rl ch:mbe, n. i e -. q
-. r.. m. district III Kent hath limited and
Showed elk months fr.m the dsie hereof. for
,hs credjlors Of said Estate. represented in
solvent, v Thin which to EXHIBIT their claims
thereto: and has appointed John c. Betty
and John smith. I'd. Esqss .of said Kent. coh-
rnissioners. to receive aud e4smins said claims.
JOHNSON &. HATCH. Iudgs.
/ The stbscribets hereby eise sotice that We
shall meet 10 the hotfse Of Nathan B. ChaMber,
lain. in Kent, otI The 3A.h day Of August, end
90 the t5ah day of Decctnbet.. le!2. af lolcrk;
p. H., an each cf said da.s. Tot the puTposc 2!
attending 4, the bnsiness g Odr sProI".msnl
jOWN'C FERRY. lCo1nm.sslon-
John SMITH, Oh. : en-.
Al u.tsous indebted to anid EsfAie pre- e.
oucstpG ~ mako imuedls.s payment q ~
E,har 3. CtIanabeglsin, Admanastsaees*sa {.
b Keass Jsne'tsaAs Sstta' .'..I','" =
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Nv. EditOr-In your last paper, you
speak Of ArsGsa Lyman, a Mormon "A
pOstle.' Is Q son Of the late Capt. David
Lyman, Of this town. This is an error.
Levi Lyman, q son of Captain Lyman,
was one Of The Twelve'-but he died in
the Great Salt Lake Valley some months
aimee. G.
Salisbury, June so.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

Sulphur and CkGrcOGL.-The Nil
waukie Wisconsin, thus bears testimony
to the virtne of the new remedy:
1--WE were yesterday assured by q
physician, that he had the night previ-
Gus, administered it to two patients, one
of whom was already in the collapsed
state. and the other rapidly approxima-
ting it, with the most gratifying results.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

Screen. Anderson, Formerly U. $. Senator
from Tennessee, arrived at ST. Louis on the 9th
instant, with II wagons and 100 horses and
mules Tor the gold region.
0o-Mr. Sparks was inaugurated President Of
Harvard College Ia Wednesday last.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05
FOR SALE.

ID URSUANT 10 an order from the Court oi
Il. Probate for the district Of New Milford
will be sold at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, "n The 7ih day of July, at / o'clM K in
the afternoon. (unless previously disposed of at
private salej the whole remainit real estate
II joel N. Stone, Of said New Milford, an AS
signing debtor, the following described pro-
perry. consisting "f alb nut ia acres Of desIra-
bic lind, VIZ: Meadow, Ploughing, Pasture.
ana Wood Lands, with good dwelling House,
two Barns and other out buildings standing
thereon. The H"usatonic Railroad running
through said Fam, . a
: o. Also adjoining the above described
Farm the one equa; undivided half Of the
Ward Farm, so called, containing about fs-,y
erres, and consisting Of Meadow, Pasture, and
Plough Land, with a dwelling House and
Barn ssandng thereon.
Sale to take place On the above described
premises, in said New Milford, as above men,
Toned. Terms made known at the time Of
sale
[,' ALANSON N. CANFIELD, Trustee.
New milford, June 10Th. 1912. 6
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nj u IT UA1L
Life Insurance Company

OF BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH. IS Doane
IN Street, Boston. George M. CHALwll.L.
General Agent for New England.
SUBJ Agency Of Woodbury. Conn. William
Garwood II. Atwood. NJ. D.. Examining
Physician. =, 3.
Local Board Of 1fusiees for JNes6 England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, PREstDESr.
C =. Adams, Col. VIM. Schuuler.
Rev'd 8. x. Lothrop, Col N. A. Thompson.
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom. x
John Schouler, William w. Warren
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
of this Branch from iis present business. ate
now invested In New England. Under the SUI
e,vision Of the Local Beard If Trustees, ny
whom The securities are holden. and the same
will be done from month to month he' esiier.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWItL,
General Agent.
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DEAF Hs.

In this village. on the Cd inst: OF Bill
lious Collie, HARRIET A. wife OF MIR. Da-
vid Moore, aged % years.
In North Goshen, on the 20 inst. Of
Lung Fever. Mr.. Erastus Baldwin, aged
a years.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

~Capt. Bradley of Fair Haven has
had his trial in New Orleans for the MUIR
der of his paramour, and been convicted.
A new trial has been granted him.
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RETURNING,

Leave Bridgeport for West S,ockbridge and
the int, mediate Stations, at 3 M Fof New
Milf"d. and intermediate Stations, at 5 p. NJ,
FARE from West Stockbridge, Ca lord
Bridge, and all intermediate slationsAo Bridge.
port and hack, 81. New Milfmd, rs cents
ook6eld. 90 l.2 cents. Hawleyvillr and New.
town. SO cents. .s"tsford's. 81 l-2 cents Step,
ney, Beers Mills and Trnmbull, IS cents.
ALL TICKETS good TO return Oh the 4,h
or Slh
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The Board Of Health al New Haven,
report three more cases of the Cholera
in the same house with those before re-
ported. =.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

THE members Of this Division, ar:
hereby notified that special adjourned
meeting. will be held 10 their Hall on
Thursday evening Of this week. :,
1t is expected that every nsensser will
be present as business Of importance = I'd
come before the meeting. ~---
8 Per, order. .. -
,sast. G. SANFORD, R. 8.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

RNThe number of cases of cholera in
New York, for the week ending June %.
was S39 deaths I79.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

Grand Excursion to New York and
Bridgeport.
TNthe accommodation Ot Persons wishing 10
l. SPEND the approaching anniversary in. New
York, an extra train will leave the several
stations on the 3D. If July, aS follows: West
Stockbridge, A, NJ, Harrington, 100 A. n
rannan, SIS A. NJ. West Cornwall, 9 A. n
Kent. = - A. n, New Milford, 1890 A. NJ,
Newiown. 1870 A. NJ, Slepne!, ~ 30 p. NJ.
arriving in Bridegroom at P M where passs
tngers take the Cas- "f the New York and
New Haven Railr"sd. and arrive in New Yetk
al P NJ, Of the same day 9sf-
Returning July 4th or 9th,
Passengers take the Cars Of the New York
and New Haven Railroad C"mnany. AT theif
Office. No. ~ Canal STREE, At 2 Is AK. 80
FARE from West St~ckbridge, New Milfnrt
and the intermediate STATIONS to New Y"ri
and back, $2 Bro"kfeld, n, 80. Hawl&, will
$40 Newtown. $l.60. B",sford's, $l,E
Stepney, Beers Mills, and rrumbuIl 81 ,25
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Oysters and = efreshments
GeaegLeADeese's
Furnishing Goods.
C. 3. MATC4.

81 William Street, New York.
BETWEEN JOHN STREET AND
...... -, MAIDEN LANE.
Importer, Manufacturer, and dealer in
Shirts, Cravats, -Scarls, Stocks,
Gloves, Hosiery, Under Garments,
,.suspenders, Boso,ns, Collars.
" Dressing Robes, Shoulder
d y" Braces, Handkerchief,
H. % Money Belts, Metallic
..oeG+;' Water Proof Goats,
inS &c Oiled Silks, &c.
4: THE fsciliiiesv nj the subscriber Tor imports
ing and manufacturing his goods. enable him
70 supply his eusioinels at the very lowest
market bsicee; and every effort wi be made
TO reader j, IN object Tor merchants and deal
RS from every sectisn Of the county to givs
bin . call. !: G.. B. HATH
% William Street.
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q FROM III the Pasture 81
= M obed M. Humphrey. Of Go.
~ When; on the s., tight -. e e .u 70.
!. 1r. Ve 1esfs Oh., black mGlh sWd tail, about
,uiddIinx ere. Vsry broad fnrshesd and Thick
,e,,. AuS person giving information % thai
.&aid Mass may b.: Emnd will b. hbeTslly Ne
war4ed - the s66ssEibsr 80. ~
NssSSl1k SssnaSI ssGos .-'4@:" - say O.
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ID ESPECTFULLY tenders his services IA
IL the inhabitants M LitchdeId and vicin,-
iy.a S
PHYSICIAN and SURGEON.
a1.ROOMS iog the present at the MANssoH
HOE0T. tt't .-. p
= litsASeld. June Is. less: $ '''f
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1849-07-05

~ HlE Court Of Probate for the District Of
4 Litchfeld. hath liiniiet aud allowed six
MONTHS. from this date, for the creditors Of the
Estate Of Amos Bishop, late Of Liichfeld, in
said District. decreased, within which to exhi-
bit their claims to the Executors for settle
ment. All claims not presented within said
time will he debaired recovery.
All persons indente,l to- said Estate, are res
quested 10 make immediate pavment 70
ANNIS BISHOP. ! Execu.
AMOS C. BISHOP, tore.
LitchAeld, June 25, 1870.
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District If Sherman, 50.
Probate Court, June 9Th, lS49.


ESTATE of .6nsel Hungeytord. late of
Ia Sherman, in said District, deceased the
Court Of Probate for the District of Sherman
hath limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof for the creditors Of said Estate re-
presented insolvent. in which 10 exhibit ,heie
claims thereto; and mas appointed William
Roberts and Ephsain Hatch, Esqrs.. Com, MIS-
siOners, to :eceive and examine said claims.
Cer:iiedby HUGH GELSTON, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the dwelling house Of Jesse Kellogg
in said Sherman. on The llth dav Of Septem>
Der, 1919, and The 9Th day # December, 1919.
at o'clock, in the afternoon, on each Of said
days, for the purpose Of attending on the bu<
sinsss Of said appointment. --s..
WILLIAM ROBERTS, Commissions
EPHRAlM HATCH, ers.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate pa,mentto
q JESSE KELLOGG, Admir-.
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10 all Whom it May Concern.
Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance


T0MPANY, located al Hartford, Cunnecti-.
~ cut. This old and wei! tried Company
have been in exisiance about II years, and II
is conf emily believed that no company in the
United States, which have done a. much bust
ness, have done it with less expense 10 its
members.
This company do not pretend to be under
the direction Of Ex.members Of Congress, En-
Judges OF Court, Ex-Distfict Attornies, Elk.
,upr. me Court Commissioners, Presidents Of
Banks, Post Masters. or any other High Func.
tionaries which are bot "Soundng brass on
tinkling cymbals," but under the direction OF
unassuminA Farmers and Mechanics, who we
have no will, continue to manage it tor the
best good of its n.embers at large a. they have
hitherto done.
..They are prob, bited from insnring in blocks
OF exposed parts If villages, r taking risks on
Mills, Shops or Machinerys" or even ''ysssH
Mills" Churc hesor School Houses. They Eskt
nothing but the safest kind Of prOperty-do moi
exceed three. fouiihs the Cash value Of any
property. and no, over 80 900 rn one risk.
They POy oil just Iosses schen due.
J The undersigned ase duly anthOii 1ed Agent.
| !or the above company. anG design visiting hs
several Towns in L;chfield c. Rnty, a. soon Al
practicable, and giving all who may wish Il
do 80. an opportunity If becoming members,
Every man on reflection will see the impor
tsnce Of being insured in his own State in pre-
ference to any other. "A word to the wise i
sufficient"
| All communications should be directed 4
Nelson fuller, Middlebury, New Haven ca.
Conn. If 30, they will he promptly ATTENDED
to. NELSON TULLkR, Av.,,.
May !. fS49. "3m 81
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LEGISLATIVE.
Close of tie Session.

Mr.. o. s. Seymour addressed lhc Speak
er. remnrking that it was his pleasure Il
announce 10 him the resolution passed BY
the House yesterday, BY unanimous vote
expressing the thanks Of the House rDr tn.
able and impartial manner 10 which he had
presided over their deliberations. Mr.. s
took great pleasure in doirg this. concur
ring as he did in the sentiments of .he res
olo.'oD, applyH g 10 one for whom he had
a high personal regard.
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ALSO.

A large stock of BOOTS and SHOES. In q
word he has nOaO and intends to keep such o
stock vt GOODS as is wanted in this market
and will sell at very small advance from
COST. F. D. Mcneil.
Liichipld, April Gath, lS49. 50
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fp 5 s.,

Among his Dry Goods NAV be fouLd new
styles Of Summer Goods. such as
Tweeds, Clhhs, and Cassimeres. Kentucky
jeans. Blue Drills and Stripes. French, Eng.
lish and American Bruadcl"ths Of all prices
Satin and Fancy Silk Vestinks English: and
American Caicoes, warranted fast colors, ftom
Ia TO 12 lie cents per yard.
French CAlicoes, Ginghatfis. ana Printed
Lawns. Bleached and Brown Sheetings and
Shir,ines Tickinss, Csrpeting. Carpet W, rp
handkerchief. Black am Fancy Silk Cravats
Hosiery, Sewing Silk, Cotton & Linen Thread
PAPER HANGINC2S and BORDERING.
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BOOYS,SHORS, &C..

ME subscriber has removed to he 9Th builds
ing West Of the Cont House, and would
respectfully invite ell in want Of BOOTS,
inc his assottmsnumeni. Il is mostly new,
and selected with reference 10 the wants
add wishesnf cash pure EscFs-emhracin va
riety Of sorts and sises'i0Bg enough for any man,
short enough. for any boy, fine enough for any
lady, cheap enough Tor anybody, male " female,
bond or free.
n gOod assortment Of French CGy, Goat
Skin, Kip Skin. Patent Leather, Morocco
&C.. from which work will be made to
order at short notice. Repairing done as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
Litchfeld, June Ii. a
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GskQcEk1fs5

Sugars. M"lasses. Saleraius, Pure Ginger,
Alspice, Pepper, Nutmegs, Cloves, Rasins.
Coffee and Teas. Also. CLOVER SEED.
CrOckery and Glass Ware, a good
aooOrl Enonf
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MAMMOTH LADY:

just ADDED, splendid group .ot S'a'6ary
FAMILY, enjoying the. llxptiss. aud Comforts
al THEFT !" HaPPH K0.NE." This groue
placed opposite and In rsdita:i With Ahe Wax
repl esentation of the DRUNKARD'S FAM!
I.Y, strikes the behc lder with surprise and de-
light. and is regarded as one Of the most pow
eiful auxiiaries 10 the, Tsnape' aMte Caass
eyrt ., oinctd in This eodnlt5. ADDITIONAL
Noyeliies are continually being added to this
already great Congress Of Wonders.
The Exhibitions and Performances in the
LECTURE ROOM, consist II Paaoramast
Diotams, Yankee Stories and limitations BY thas
Comic genius
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GREAT WESTERN.

Comic Song.. Negro defines, ions: Elsetfiea
Experiments. &c. &C.. The Manager pledges
himself. that no profane word or vulgar kes-.
..:Ts 10 ever introduced here, and that noihlng
il ever seen or heard which could be objected
10, by the moral and religious Ptfilon ct the
community. In fact, he Intends this shall %
r. MiLY resort. where al nay attend , T,aa
sro,her,. Sisiets; wives and chiidfth.
The Museum 10 open every day ,iathe yssi,
.Axeent the Ssbbdik. lrein z o'elctkrAs NJ, till
ioP. M SdchtegGls.ions are established and
criotced, a. tender Il pksiebiiS sai4 and
eisasaht faf L6dsiS dad CAiiaScn to visit Tho
MassuH IN GEsaAs5 sltne shpugh unaeeompa.
MED By gentlemen. ExhihifinRe and PsaiaF.
Inanees IL the LrciuTe. Room TWICE every
GAY. dnd oftener nm HOLIDAYS
1 n1iIlss0x the FouETH or lt5IY.
New AID extIaOrdipatv As'raetihna viii "
introduced. end peffattnAneed lane
4 iTg.s plscs every. hour day aRa
EVENING. 'S's ~
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Barnam's N&useuMs
BROADWAY. OPPOSITE THE ASTOR
HOUSE, NEW YORK.

0F this magnificent establishment, which
~ exceeds in extent, splendor and Variety
any similar plac.of instruction and amusement
in the kuown world, and which embraces
among its
The mountain sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1844-1853, 1849-06-14

hopes realized. Who will now say what a
great People, struggling to be free, cannot do?
Who now will erestimate the might of Tyr
amy, with millions in It's Golfers, and armies
from centre to circumference The discount.
ture OF NICHOLAS by the soldiers of Hungary,
will startle monarchal Europe like the voice OF
God; and the nations of the old world will rouse
from their despondency as at the peal of the
trump of the Archange.
The crisis deepens! And in this crisis
where shall find France? Her impulses
are all noble, and often successful Her recent
revolution was revolution of bloodless i'm.
pulse. May she elect to assume that proud
and prominent position which would SO well be-
come her pledges and her character!
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0nr Borough.

We are gra.ifed to perceive the improve
nIents that are being made in our streets, walks,
&C., by our borough authorities. This was
much wanted, and the wretched condition of
our streets has long been subject of com.
plant. Within the last five years borough
has nearly, if not altogether, doubled itself in
size and population, and our streets should GER
tainly be improved in proportion to TIE in
crease of the wealth and business of the town
AS our neighbors of Hollidaysburg, Hunting
don and Johnstown, are constantly extolling
the beauties and advantages of their respective
Boroughs, we beg leave to state for the infor-
nation of the public that, a summer resort,
Ebensburg can compare favorably with any of
them. We have purer atmosphere. as wild
and Leau,iful scenery as any town in the State,
and then, if one wishes to amuse himself in
hunting or fishing, plenty of trout to be
found in our streams, and in our forests plenty
of game. We have as pretty girls. our popula-
ton are as social, our landlords as accommo-
dating as those of any other place in the State
and take it all in all, we think those in pursuit
oI health or amusement cannot do better than
come TO Ebensburg.