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Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
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%ONE of your sour, fermenting stuff Well
whose is It Why, it Is not Old Or.
Jacob Townsend's. Then whose else? Why,
/ IL not Or. S. p. Townsend's. Whose upon
.4rth is it then! / will tell you it is that
mich Is made in strict accordance with the
L, States PharmacopeiG InId down by the
HedicaL Faculty. There is more Sarsapa-
fiIla in one quart OF this than in four quarts OF
"ither Of the TOwnsends' Every Physician
- the United States knows how it is manu-.
t,ctured, and to them we refer for the genu-
.neness Of the above compound Syrup Of Sar-
scpatllIa. Ii is for sale by the pint, quart, gal
on. or any amount desired.
Prepared and sold at GREEN'S Medical
Depot, No. II, Lewistown, Pa
rsNRlUMPHANT SUCCESS - GIorious
Z Results Again!-Every drawing OF the
}p'tery at the far-fmed and truly fortunate
lo,tery brokers, PYFER &5 Co.. No Light ct,
Baltimore, Nd, clearly demonstrates fact
very extensively confessed for a long series Of
years that one order TO this cstabl shment MAJ
garner golden harvest! I.o and behold the
success ~ December-all sold by Pyfer & Co.
and no mistake.
Brilliant ArrGy!-S40001, whole ticket,
ron, ~ Ohio; 10000, half ticket, sent to n.
Carolina $1,000, quarter ticket, sent TO do;
10000, quarter ticket, sent to Tennessee :;
iO,0OJ do. sent to S Carolina 10000 do. sent
20 Virginia; 1000 do. sent 10 Pennsylvania :;
5000 do. sent 10 Alabama.
This luck can't be beat !-Orders confidential
BEILLLs@'T SCHEMES FoR J,5NUARY, 1sso.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
CAUTION EXTRA

= rs the " ~ fFp oar pnrar.d uj,5
young uau "f the nl : r IoNn'end ana r~c, bs
name pat up 2 Sar>aparis Which they o,H Dr. ro,,,
sends Sarsapnr,lla discriminating i. 9E.EIrF Original
etc. This Townsend doctor and never yyt. hDr 49,,
formerly worker railroads c.nas and the like
assumes the title Of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining cysd m
what he is not. This is the pubhc nor +, b.
deceived and purchase none but the GENUINE Oman
MIL OLD Dr. Jacob TowBsend's SaTsaparilIa hayrs q,
II the Old Dr's likeness. his any OF arms and h
signature across the coat of arms.
PrineiTal 0Gee, Io2. Nissan e.. .Her ygrG CIR
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
SUPERIOR WATER PIPE.


of one and u quarter inch calibre, and intends
to keep a supply on hand at all times. The
subscriber is determined to make the ware
out of the very best material that can be pro-
cured: and for the accommodation of distant
purchasers, keeps wagons and horses for the
purpose OF delivering stoves at any point within
eighty miles, free of any additional charge
All the stoves are warranted 10 stand the ire
and perform well, and ifnot, the money VIII he
refunded ON their return; il a plate should break
or crack, it will be replaced free of charge.
There IS connected with the Foundry,
'Pippino Establishment, for manufacturing
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
Hathaway Cooking Stove,

which stands unrivalled IN this or any other
1t has been tested for the last nine
years, and is justly pronounced the best and
the most durable article ofthat kind ever used
Of certificates could be procured, if
nerescsru The
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

where purchasers will please call.
0.FAll orders from distance will meet
with prompt attention. Wholesale dealers
would do well to give me a call, as | will
wholesale Stoves and iolow-ware on as fair
terms as they can be had at any other place.
All kinds Of country Preduce taken in ex-
change. ROBERT McMANiGIL.
Lewisown, Jan. -, IS49-tf.
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
BALLLaAr scHEMEs FoR JaNrARy. Go
Who'll have a New Years Gin

E5rhe price of Packaess 0! Quarter Tlckafs only y
adysTtised above.
cPease mail orders few days befJfe the Lotteries
draw.
Letters always strongly eGped and cnrefy sealed.
rrNone but the Managers printed Drawings from
EYFER Il cos
Every order 70 Pyfer & a by mail.
Bank Drafts or Certificates of DEPOSIT payable ~ Gold
Ht sight aud promptly remiftcd agy ys 81 tie
-.ry for prizes sold al IEis Agency.
Hfone package of Tickets nay d5sw -Four Capital!
rjMoney in any inqesgeT i.rfe-au be confident
Iy mailed 70 the address 0f Fs8sr a %,
Distant residents Throughout the Jnisd States, yho
desire Increase Of Fortune have only ma order
fa package at the prices sci forth in the
above Schedule surely the result
Of eli orders the Old Established, FarHed aud Truly
lgGky House Of
PYFER d co,
No | LigM sf BaIllm0re, Hid,
31agall :, l>.O--5t
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19
GREEN'S
CELEBRATED VERNIFUGE.

FENHE Proprietor Of this valuable remedy
Z for Worms. introduces TO his friends and
the public, his Celebrated Fcrmi}uge Read
tbo
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

Decatur TowxsHIP Mifan county,
September Ilth, 1919
Lewistown gazette. [volume] (Lewistown, Pa.) 1843-1944, 1850-01-19

Old Dr. Townsend now about 20 years Of eye fd las
long been known az the AUTHOR and DTSCOE ERER
nf the GENUINE ORIGiN7L 90 1DH.FSE-ED SIR.
s3PARTLI.4" Being poor, he compelled % AMT It's
manufacture by which means il has hoea kept mar
ket and the sales circumscubed those only who had
proved ts worth and known is value. Ii had reached
the Of many nevertheless those persons VINO hsd
been healed Of diseases and saved from death pro
claimed its excellence ard wonderful
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
WING MEETING.

At meeting Of the Wings OF Itch
field, called for the purpose of nominating
Town Officers, holden at the Mansion
House on the 4th inst, Gen. FREDK
BUEL was appointed Chairman. and r
X. KILBOURNES Secretary. The following
nominations were then made
For Board Of ReIig.--Sam'l G.. Bra
man, Leonard Kenney. VIM. Ray, Hen
ry S. Griswold, John Garnsey.
For Selectnsen. D. E. Bostwick,
William Farnham, Stephen Morse, Nor.
man Hall, Daniel B. StOddard.
For Treasurer.--Stephen Trowbridge
For First Constable and Collector
Buel Sedgwick.
For Constables. VIM. NJ. Ensign, Ed
win Dickinson, Daniel G. Churchill, Ca
leb Austin, Henry Pratt.
For Grand Jurors.--Samuel Clock,
Henry Bissell, Fred'k Whittlesey. Nor
man Kilbourn. Willis Gibbs, Guy Catlin.
Meeting adjourned.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

&C. Robert Wickliffe, Jr.. died at the res
ideEce of his father, in Lexington. KY, on
the morning of the 3Olh nit, of an affection
of the heart. Mr.. Wickliffe was in the 35th
year of his age, and had acquired consider
able celebrity in his native State. He en-
tered the political arena in Fayette county
about the year 1912, as a Wing, and was
the opponent of Cassius M. Clay in two
fierce contests for seat in the Legislature
in the first of which he " as beaten, and in
the second successful.
The hereditary hostility of the WickIif4
family to Henry Clay, led R. Wickliffe, ;r.,
to support the administration of John Ty>
Ter, in its assaults on Mr.. Clay, and accor-
dinghy he ram for Congress 10 the Ashland
District, against Gerret Davis, in 1874, but
was defeated by about 300 majority. He
was afte, wards appointed Charge TO Sar>
DINA by Mr.. Tyler, which Office he held
until ls49. While abroad he was marri~
ed to foreign l,dy of rank and fortune,
who returned with him, and is now sudden>
" bereaved by his death.
Without possessing che higher attributes
of genius, Mr.. Wickliffe had many valuable
qualities of mind. such as excellent memo
ry, solid sense, ana a ready adaptation OF
himself to circumstances, however novel and
embarrassing. In addition, he had great
holiness Of bearing, fine person, and an
ample fortune.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

sbort. TO all and sundries, indeed to show
his devotion and gallantry towards the
sex until some enchantress throws her
smell around him, and he sinks, subdued,
;nto a common place, Indifferent, careless
Benedict. Now out of these things grow
difieulties. A young man admires
pretty girl, and must manifest it he
cannot help doing so for the life OF him.
The young lady has tender heart. reach
ing out like the vine tendrils for something
to cling to; she sees the admiration Is
fiattered, begins soon to love- exPec'S
some ayowal, and perhaps gets SO Tar as
n decide that she will choose white satin
under thin gauge, at the very moment
that the gallant she loves is popping the
question good ha ha!) to another dam
sci ten miles off. Now the difficulty ls,ln |
not precisely understanding the difference
between polite attentions and the tender
manifestation of signing love. Admitting
beautiful girl, and wishing to make
wife of her, are not always the same; and
therefore, it is necessary that girl should
he on the alert to discover to which class
the attentions paid her by a handsome and
gay young gentleman belong.
FIRST then--if young fellow greets
YOU in loud, free, hearty voice-lf ne
knows precisely where he puts his hat or
his hands-if he stares you straight In
tie eve with his own wide open-h he
tell YOU who made his coat--if he squeezes
vour hand--if he eats heartily in your
2nresence--if he talks very kindly to your
rmother-if he sneezes when you a.e
singing, or criticises your curls' or fails
to be very foolish in fifty ways in every
hour, then don't fall in love with MN
for the world he only admlres YOU Yet
him do or say what he will.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

0c-At the recent Wing State Convention at
Syracuse, N Y, Washington Hunt was unani-
mously nominated for Governor -GeOrge J
Cornell, Of New York city, for Lieutenant
Governor-Ebenezer Blakely, Of Otsego, for
Canal CommissiOner-Gen Abnpr Baker, Of
Jefferson, Prison Inspecior-and VESSEL S
Smith, Clerk Of Appeals. The nominations
were made with the utmost unanimity and
good feeling, but the Resolutions caused iu-
multi which would seem TO indicate want of
union in feeling on one Of the great questions
OF the day, which we fear may Iced to TEN.
porary defeat in Of our friends in that State.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

| es from Rev Messrs Seelye, Smith, AtWa
ter, Moore, Hon. Henry Barnard "a, an'
+ X Beecher.
srbe Choir. composed mninly OF ladies
and gentlemen of Wolcottville, under the
direction of Mr. Steele, enl'vened the occa'
casiun by glees and other music
The Institute has seemed cheerful and
harmonious, and has been, il is hoped, use
ful TO all who have taken part in its enters
tainment, whether by contributing to its
physical or lis intellectual support.
Annexed are the Resolutions unanimous
ly adopted at the session held on Friday
evening. together with a correct catalogue
Of the Teachers present.
Whereas, the citizens Of Wolcottville
have, in kindness and hospitality, thrown
open their bones and hearts to make the
stay of the members of this Institute
comfortable and happy; and whereas
certain gentlemen have assumed the ar
duous task of presiding over and con-
Quoting the exercises of this Institute
from day to day /; therefore
Resolved, That as members of this
Convention we tender our sincere thanks
to the citizens of Wolcotville for their
friendly reception of us; for their hospi-
tality aud benevolence, May the prom
Sc, "Cast thy bread upon the waters.
md thou shalt find it after many days,
De fully verified to them.
Resolved, That our thanks are due. to
he Society who have generously opened
20 convenient a room for our accommo-
lation, during our protracted session; to
rhos. X. Beecher, Esq, for his untlrlng
efforts in our behalf; to the choir whose
music has enlivened our evenings; to the
Revere nd and other gentlemen by whose
services the exercises Of this Institute
have been diversified, as we'll as rendered |
useful.
Resozved, That we highly approve the
plans of classification and method OF IN
;truction given US by Mr.. Beecher, and
that, as far as practicable, we will make
them our own.
s. T. SEELYE, President.
N, A. SAcKETT, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
LITCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LITCHFIELD, Oct. 10, 1850
Whig state Conventions

The Wings of Connecticut are hereby notl'
fed that a State Convention will be held IN
the CITY Of Hartford on Wednesday, the lSm
d0y Of November nert, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon, Tor the purpose Of nominating ticket
for State Officers. :,
The Wing Town Committees are requested
to call meetings imm. diately for the appoint
ment Of Delegates 10 sai.t Convention, equal
to double the number Of Representatives TO
which the several towns are entitled in the
General Assembly. ~
The Committee appeal with confidence to
the Wings throughout the State, to see that
their respective towns al e fully represented.
A. & HAZARD,
JOHN C. HoLLIsTER, ...
Amos w. PRENTICE,
CHARLES IsAAcs, Wing
DANFnRTH CHlL State Committee.
G. H. HoLL1srER,
Horace CLARK,
GEORGE Nj. IvEs,
Hartford, Sept, II 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
Wolcotyille Teachers Institute.

The teachers Of this (Litchfeld) coun>
ty, according to the appointment Of the
State Superintendent. met and organized
an Institute on Monday afternoon. Sept.
30th.
The following were chosen officers for
the present session: r.
Rev. s. T. SEELYE. President.
Tx. BEEcnER, Vice President.
N. A. SAcKErr, Secretary.
A committee of six were then, on mo-
hon, appointed by the chair, to prepare
business for the daily sessions Of the In"
stitute, as follows:
Tx. Beecher, Chairman. s. N. Fra
zier, Frederick Waugh, Harriette 9. Har-
rison, Emeline Marsh, Phebe s. Allen
At a succeeding session, the Chairman
Of this Committee having resigned, H..
N. Gnswold, Esq, Of Wolcottville, was
appointed to the vacancy.
At. the session Of Convention. held on
Friday, A. N. it was
Voted, That the SUM of -- Dol
lars be raised by this Institute for the
purpose Of printing an abstract Of ou'
proceedings. together with a catalogue
Of members in attendance, in a pamphlet
form, according to proposition, and nn'
der the direction Of Hon. Henry Barnard
State Superintendent.
This pamphlet viii. therefore, soon be
issued from Hartford and will take the
place Of any lengthy newspaper report.
The following subjects were. discussed
and practically ILLUSTRATED, under the direc.
lion Of The business Committee. during III,
day sessions.
Elemenl Try Arithmetic, English Gram
mar, and Analysis Of Language.
alphabet and alphabetic DsirHction..
Vocal and arliculatory exercises.
Oh Geogra phy, maps. and map drawing.
Peamansi.ip and English Com position,
hmetican History and, hs uses.
school Discipline and School Teaching
Tn,ercourse or Parenis with Teachers
Relation Of Teachers to other Schot
Offices.
Mnsic, Classification. Rolls, &c, 60.
These Exercises were conducted at dill
ssrea1 times. ~ the following gen.lemer
aF...rs geeIve. Griswold, Gacket, Beeche
md sanford, assisted " other gentleme'
smour whom We H0liced ihe Rev Mr. Vail
81 Milton.
The Evening Sessions, attended BY u
,ablie generally, were occupied BY address
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
rEOur annual Tom MEETING passed

az Our annual Tom Meeting passed
off quietly, with very thin attendance.
The democratic ticket was elected thro'-
out. Messrs Seymour and Wheeler (rep'
rcsentatives in the last legislature, and
who, it was supposed, might be best able
to interpret the new tax law received
each about 14O votes for Assessor, but
failed of an election.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

NORFOLK. 49, At a meeting of the
wings of Norfolk, holden on the lst inst,
the following gentlemen were appointed
Delegates to the State Convention-A-
braham B. Day, Harlow Roys, Samuel D
North way, VIM X Peck.
CORNWALL Ne Hart, Martin
Porter, D w Pierce, B B North.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

self near number of powder kegs when
ever the signal was given to blast, and on
this occasion he took his usual position
very near a keg partly filed with powder,
which was open. The blast went off,
and piece of fusee was thrown directly
into the open key, which exploded, and
tore the unfortunate man literally to pie
ces, killing him instantly, and scattering
his charred remains about the ground
POughkeepSie Jour,syI.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
I.eand0r III. FOOtO.

We publish the following letter TO shew
the matter>0f> fact way in which Foote per>
sisted to the last in regarding his solemn
position. The appetite of an epicure and
the conduct Of beast united 10 shew what
human nature may become when abandon>
ed to the sole guidance of vanity and lust.
A business man in a common order could
not more than equal the SANG FRolD with
which this murderer makes provisions Ior
his last meal on earth. The letter was en-
closed in an envelope, and directed 10 the
care of Mr.. VIM. Goodwin.
COUNTY HOUSE, New HAVEN,
Sept. lS, 1850.
Mr.. SANGER: Sir-It your help is busy
at the time I mentioned for refreshments,
please send them any time in the caurs: OF
the day between 7 in the morning and D
O'Clock in the evening, at any hour most
convenient for you. 1t is immaterial TO
me at what hours get them.
For The fist day would like eggs
boiled S minutes, and beef steak. Second
day, roasted clans and pie. Third baked
heans and pork. Fourth. oysteE>s'ew ana
pie. Fifth, fresh fish fried aud pie. Sixth,
green corn and and beans Seventh. roast,
ed oysters and boiled eggs. Eighth, beef
steak and pie. No bread is necessary. as
l have plen.ys but send some salt in pa
pei.
Please send either Of the above dishes on
any day that you have them. ! am Tot
particulars to have them as they.are marked
Conliaue some one each day until the Sec
ond of October, which will be the last.
Yours, Sc HENRY L. FOOTE.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
Death of Cobb. - Lorenzo T. Cobb,

who was recently tried and acquitted OF the
murder Of Barnice White, (and who was awaits
ing his trial as an aecomplice after the fact, }
died in our County Jail about 2 O'Clock on
Sunday morning last. He had been i'll almost
ON the termination Of bis trial, and for few
days previous to his death, was unconscious.
His mother watched over him in hs last hours,
anu all that maternal care and medical skill
con!d do, was done to save him-but in vain.
He was a native Of CoIebrook, and % years Of
age.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

,, HE Annual Meeting Of the Litch6eld
County Foreign Mission Society will be
y held in Litch6eld, on WednesdGy, Oct
A16ih, at to'clock Nj a sermon may be
l. expected FROM Rev Dr. Pomroy, Of Boston
one of the Secretaries Of the American Board.
The friends OF Missions and Others are cor
daily invited to attend.sa
]. A. McK1NsTRY, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

nE A vein of black lead has REGENTS
lv been discovered on the line of the
Housatonic Railroad, in this State. It.
i estimated that the mine, if it may be,
SO considered, will yield from 2 to 8 tons
Of lead per day. worth from 80 to $50
dollars per ton. at a cost Of not more
than $40 per ton.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
Roll of Teachers

Observation-Disclosures Calm, ]. NJ Grant,
John ]. Stone, George Wadswor,h, John A
Woodruff, Newton Woodruff, Della Beach,
Sarah A. Bissell, Lucretia E. Buel, Louisa
A Cook, Harriet L Grant, Anna Perkins.
Minerva Perkins, Emeliue Taylor, Virgin
ia Wheeler, Anne E Woodruff.
Wolcottville-Alvin Barber, NJ N Gris>
void, E Whiting, Phebe s Allen, Alkaline
M. Barber, Sarah A. Foster, Louisa Lath-
rop, Caroline E Wilson.
Toninston-Jane s Eggieston, Sarah A
Fellows.
TorringfoId. - Charles Bissell, Henry
Winchell, Mary J Bates, Marguerite E
Gaylord, Margaret Gaylord, Jane A North,
Sarah G North, Lucy W Pel,on. Maria
Taylor, Jane Whiting, Sarah E Wilcox,
Mary Ellen Woodward.
Burrville.-Franklin Burr, sGillett Burr,
Mary ] Bissell, Esther Ann Bissell, Irene
LOOMS.
Aarwinton.-wE F Clark, Mary Catsin,
Cornelia c Loomis, Mary A Osborn, Lau-
ra C Osborn. Mary s Osborn.
| Goshen.-Adelaide Hall, Mariana S Nor
ton. Julia E Wooster.
MiAon.-O zias Frisbie, William Jen>
nings, Everett H Wright, Abbie c Vail,
Sarah H Vail
| CornvaIl.-Georse l. Mines, Lucretia ]
Kellogg.
Sharon.-N A Saeke,,, Jane A More>
house, Sarah A Palmatier, Martha s White.
Washington.-George R Logan, Francis
! H Smith, Theodore F Vail.
Be,hlem.-Evelina E Judsor Eleanor NJ
Kasson,c Lucy NJ Kasson.
Plymouth, - Lyman D Baldwin, Johr
Warner, Mary P Baldwin, Sarah War
ner.
Wa,erville.-J B Merriam, Nelson ]
Wetmore.
| North6eld. -Eme!ine Marsh.
Winches,er.-F A Waugh, Emma A
Munson, ChaIlo,,e North.
Winsled.- Hiram c Smith, Susan J
Holmes, Mary M Holmes, Sarah Smith.
New Hartford Walter s Merrill, Fam
I ny Z Marsh.
Norfolk Aretus K Holt, Chas F Ing.
gram.
Barkhs ms ted.-C F Barber. Susan c
Whiting,
!. Observation-Disclosures Deming. Sail,
ma P Dosy, Eliza A Sage, Jane NJ Upon.
! Canton, s A Frazier New Milford,
l. Warner : Derby, Adeline E Barnes
Colebrook, Alpha Rockwell; New Hagen
George Beckwith; Bethany, Hamlet {
Harrison Otis, Mass, Mary C White
Elizabethtown, N ], Meses L Thompson.
The State never made wiser law tha
the one establishing these annual 1nsti
t1tes.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

LoNGEv1rY.-Mr. Francis Becroft who
resides with his son, Jacob Becroft. near
Fox Creek Bridge. entered upon the
lolst year of his age in July last. He
reads the finest print without glasses.
Betsy Caesar. colored woman. resi-
dino in the family Of Mr.. @. H. Scba-
fer near this village. is los years old.
She was captured in Africa when young.
and brought to this eountry.--SeohoT'e
Patriot.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10
Wing
State Committee.

No. The LitchfeM County Home
Missionary Society will hold
49, its Annual Meeting in Litchfie!d,
on Wednesday, Oct 10th, at 10 o'clock A M.
Rev R S Stors Dickinson, Of New York, city,
il expected to address the meeting.
JOEL L. DICKINSON, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

SINGULAR AccDEET.-A laborer en-
ployed ON Smith & Cleary's section OF
the railroad, in this town, was killed ON
Thursday of last week. 1t appears tnat
he had been in the habit of seating him.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

0O.Dr. Henry NJ. knight has been ap,
pointed Postmaster at Stafford Springs. in
place Of ]. D. Browning resigned.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

The Two SExEs.-When a rakislr
youth goes astray, friends gather around
him in order to restore him to the path
of virtue. Gentleness and kindness are
lavishe1 upon himto win him back again
to innocence and peace. No one would
suspect that he had ever sinned; But
when poor confdlng girl is betrayed,
she receives the brand OF society, and IS
,henceforth driven from the ways OF viz
tue. The betrayer is honored, respect
ed. esteemed, but his ruined, heart bro
ken victim shows there is no peace for
her this side of the grave. Society has
no helping hand for her. no smile of
peace, no voice Of forgiveness. These
are earthly moralities they are unknown
in heaven. There is deep wrong in them.,
and fearful are the consequences.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

PRESIDENTIAL ELECTION, 1852 AL,
lens who have been three years in the,
United States, and who did not arrive
under eighteen years of age, in order to,
be qualified to vote at the Presidential
Election in 1852, must declare their in
tention to become NATURALIZED n
or before the 7th day Of November, 1850,
otherwise they will have lost the privi-
leee of voting on that occasion.