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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Naugatuc Railroad.
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Summer arrangement, commencing Nav
8, 1858.

Summer Arrangement, commencing May
8, 1858.
TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
FIRST Freight Tain leaves Bridgeport
for Winsled at S 20 A. NJ, canoeing a,
s,ratford with The S 90 A. NJ, Train from
New Haven.
Second Freigh, Train leaves Bridgeoor,
Cor Waterbury, at 8 80 A. M. connecting at
Stratiord with the Is A. NJ. Train from New
Haven.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridsepo
for Winstcd, OF 10 80 A. NJ, or on arrival of
the A. M. Express Train from New York,
connecting nj the Junction with the 10 10 A.
NJ. Tain from New Haven.
Third Freight Train will leave Br;dsepor,
Cor Waterbury, at 400 P. NJ.
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port Cor Winsied at 52s p. NJ, or on the ar.
rival Of the 3.0oP. Nj. Express Tain from
New York, connecting ut the Junction with
the 10 P. M. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BpIDeEPoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury
Tor Bridgeport AT s 25 A. M, connecting at the
Junction with train TO New Haven, and al
| Bridgeport with the 6.35 A. M. Train for
New York.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted
at us A. M, connecting at the Junction.
with Train 10 New Haven. and at Bridge
port with the 1919 A M Train to New York,
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury
Tor Bridgeport at P NJ.
Third Passenger Train leaves Wiasted a,
Las M connecting at the Junction with q
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the 3S p NJ Train to New York.
Second Freight Train leaves Winsted n,
l24OP M.
A Passenger Car will be attached to each
Freight Train.
STAGE LINES.
BradlCy's Stage from Woodbury., South
bury, SOu'hford, and Oxford, will connect a
Seymour tHumphreysvil with the "a N
Train down. Returning, leaves every day or
the arrival Of The % NJ Train from Bridge
port, and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Sat0r
days. on arrival Of the 10 30 A M Train.
MeNe'ls Stage from Wateriown, will con-
meet Of Waterbury every day with the 8 50
A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival 81
the 10 80 A M Train from Bridgeport. and
on Saturdays from the S 90 P M Train.
Fenn's Stage from Liich6eld will connect
at LilCh6eld Station with both passense,
Trains each way.
A Stage Car Hiichcockaville, Colshrooh
River end New Boston, will leave Winsted
every day on arrival uf the noon passenge,
TFain, returning to the 2 Is A N Train down
iP Freight will DO way.billed 90 nsuaI
from each Station Coz Now York, New Ha.
ven, and DsldReport.
PHiLO HURD. sups Einiondent.
| Bridgeport, May q 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
". sWe2'ri22a (yae,
Al the Old Stand.

na HAVING procured all assistant
~~SESX9 Matchmaker and Jeweler, will
- hesasGe3 continueto do any and all kinde
Of watch repairing and watch jeweling that
may be int, listed tchis care in the best man.
ner and on reasonable terms, no pains will hs
spared to give satisfaction toevery customv'
Thankfulfor past tavors hewould solicit tine
continuance of the public patronage. Also,s
choice assortment OF Watches. Jewelry aud
silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Litchfield. May 1881. ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
ROUNTY LANDS:

WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS sc.
DYa late Act of Congress the Widows and
Is miuor children of officers, non commits
stoned, officers musicians and privates, both
epuIar and volunteer Of the war of 1912 and
Of the Inuian wars sihce 100, are entitled TO
Eve years half pay.
The Widows of all revolutionary pensions
ers though married since 1900 arc entitled to
pensions. My terms fer procuring pensions
a.. liberal, and my facilities such as to guar
autee success. Iwouid invite all persons who
NAV have claims on the Government to give
me a call. All advice free Of charge.
HENRY b GRAVES, Attorney at Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
lost.

Supposed to be stolen from the Railroad
Depot a, Hartford on the night Of April 9th,
q large size ussei.coIored VALlSE, no mark
on il. The Valise contained Notes and ac-
counts in favor Of the Bridgeport Foundry and
Machine Company, and all persons indebted
TO said Company are warned against making
payments On notes Of John Fl Shultz aud 9th
ers, unless called for by the undersigned, the
agent Of the Company, or some other authori-
zed persor. A suitable reward will be paid
for the leturn Of said properiy.,o
D. P. WEIGH, Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP 10 the Ok.
clamatlun Of every one who Examines Brad.
iosd'S Muslins and Lawns. Splendid eolOEs
and patterns, fresh from the auction Tooms OF
New York, ore now going with RUsn-~at
prices Which astonlsh even the shoppeRs Of
DRY 0oods. A q BRADFORD,
WolceltvlIle.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

TheEollowing 10 list Of our authorized
Agents
VIA q II Baldwin, LltchAelds J y
yolce, SllabuFy BaFnum q RlehnFdaons
Lime Rock bolden d Miner Falls VIII
laae. uAFdasr a. Sanford, Weai Cornwall,
Watson e. Smith, sharon. Alvord and
BIolhoV, WOls0tvllle, J EN Trea'' New
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Maine Law q California.
NEW GOODS.

AT WHEELER'S pCHEAP CASH
IN STOREI! Fresh GROCERIES.
good qualities. Alkinds PROVISIONS
Pork, HAMS. &c, FISH MARKET-Salmon
Shad. Bass, Mackerel, Cod. fish. Sword fish
Blue fish. Fresh Shad weekly and al
sorts of Salt water Fish.
CLANS on Saturdays, as usual.
All sor,s Of Fresh Meats on hand BUTCH
cred daily at the 81 >Aghter on the p emises.
Ii you can't 6rd anything at any other
Store. please call on WHEELER and he
will wait on you quick and cheap. You
can find some choice bn indies &C., foF
MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
'doo1a ALL 40 zsvasId 4Kx 40

WlIGord-Alr Tastis. Plymouth Hollow,
WnoAwavd a. CFast, WoedbuFy-H Z
sanford, Brldgewater, u KilbouFn, MllloA,
Conn-E Tsmilinsnn, New Preston WIZ
Iam Hunt, Woodvllle- william Fry. East
Kent-E skid, Cornwall Bridge-yre'lls>
lsr, salIsburv-Jeyes & Spur y Nth
Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Store Stand For Sale!

VVhE Store, House, Lot. and aPPuTtenan'
l. ces ,hereunto belonging, situated IN
Litchfield three doors west of the Court
house, formerly occupied by Lyman j.
Smith and now occupied by Fl. B. Richards
for Grocery and Provision Store. is Of
fered for sale, and will be sold cheap. The
terms of pay ment can be made easy to any
one who wishes to purchase. Enquire oil
LYMAN ]. SMITH. or
GEO II. BALDWIN,.
Litch(ield. Jan Gath, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
BOOK AGENTS WANTED

BOOK AGENTS WANTED
= TO sell BY subscription, new and popular
Religious, Historical, Statistical and Miscel
iareOus Works-comprising Bibles and yari-
Gus works on moral and Religious subjects ;
Histories Of the Old and New Worlds Ga
seiteers Of the United Siatesand a great var,.
cty Of Miscellaneous Books, among which
are the writings Of WIN. Fl. Seward, and,
ether distinguished men.
Many Of hese works are highly illustrated
: experienced canvassers will find it for theiI
interest TO give them trial. - ~
Apply personally, or address (post paid)
J.K. STlCKNEY,
ID Westminster Street, Providence, r I.
Boston. May Z, 1863. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Woodbury. Bank.
NOTICE

THE Hon. Superior Court holden at Litch
field within and for the County Of Litcbfield,
Conn. has appointed aud limited the iiMe Of
six months from the 2lst day Of March, 1853,
within which the creditors Of the Woodbury.
Bank shall present their claims to the under
signed, who were appointed ny said Court
Receivers Of the effects and property Of said
Bank.
EDWARD A. PHELPS, Of Colebrcok, CT Re-
THOMAS Bull, Of Woodbury., CT ceiv.
GEO. C. WOODRUFF, Of LMchield, CT ers.
Dated Li,chitld, April 9TH, 1858. 6,al4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Nineteenth Annmat Report
OF THE
LITCHFIELD
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

JULY 9TH, 1852.
Whole amount Of Cash premiums
received, io.3ol ,s2 |
Interest received on Loans, l,432.7s |
Whole amount Of losses and cXpen.
ses Of the Company, l7,loo,so
Cash Balance now on hand, 3,543,SO
Increase Of cash on hand over last
year, l,4le,se
Present Capital OF Fund of the
Company .... 2o,l2o.36
This company has now been in sue
cessful operation nineteen years, during
the whole Of which time IT HAS NEW.
Err MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON
TIE MEMBERS Of the company, and
has at this time Cash Fund Of $3,-
$3.50, safely invested and drawing
interest, the amount of interest received
up to the present time, being more than
$l,4OO.
The directors Of this company are
confident that the plan Of Insurance
adopted by them will meet with hear.
W response from all intelligent friends
of the principle Of Mutual Insurance.
| This company insure only in this
State. and take no risks on Mills, Goods
in Stores, Shops. &C.. or in exposed
Village. or City property, but coniine
their business entirely to farm property
and isolated buildings, and their contents
of which not more than $4,000 will
he insured 10 one risk.
This company will adjust all claim.
with promptnsss and liberality. and if a,
any time \ difference should arise be
tween the parties. all such difference
will be adjusted by indifferent persons ia
the County. each party selecting one
and in case they do not agree. q third
person shall be chosen. and the award oil
all. or any two Of them. shall be final
and conclusive:
O0gces.s Of tee COassas0ssw.
). G. BECKWITH, President,
OLiYER WI.N. Treasu,ey,
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Bridgeport Power Company

vI0HlS Company ate about erecting, in a
L central location, several buildings, each
Four Hundred leet in length, fifty feet IN
Of let t.ng Out propeiiIng power and room to
such manufacturers as may desire. They will
be provided with from THREE 10 FIVE hum
d ed horse power and will have accommoda>
ions tor about 1000 workmen. Applications
for Power and Room may be made personally
or BY letter to either OF the subscribers.
PIT BARNUM.
WIN H NOBLE.
DIV THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
xIAxI0NNRT,
BLANKS, BLANK BOOKS,
"WMM0RM@ D PAPER
o. EVERY DESCRIPTION;
TOYS, PERFUMERY, BRUSHES
ALSO,
FANCY GOODS,
IN Usat variety, iar sale By
ELTHU GEER,
10 State st., Hartford, Conn.

TyHE Store Of the Subscriber win bo weekly
replenished with NEW GOODS, from the
New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing
Houses, and FROM all the principal American
manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment
may be found all kinds of
Letter, Cap, Drawing, Note and Fancy PapNs;
White, Buff f. EmGmeled Envelopes;
Pap;er Nache, Rosewood, Mahogany & Leather
Writing Desks, Work Bcres. &C.,
ClOtk, Leather and Papier DEacke POnstolios,
From SIX cts. to $500 each;
al styles Of Gard Cases and Porte MonnGias;
Wallets and Pocket Books;
Steel, SIX and KID Purses; Bankrs' Cases;
Lybin's Celebrated Genuine Perfumes;
Eanna's Unriualed Cologne;
Bridal Glove f. Handkerchief Perfmed Boxes,
Bedding Blocks, Wood Alphabets;
VelUet, I'om, TIN and India Rubber Toys;
Pearl f. IuOry Tablets;
Crying Babies; China, War and Rubber Dolls;
Games too numerous to mention;
III Magnets, MASKS. r. Magic Lanterns;
Hair, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail & Latksr Brushes,
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases;
Shell and Horn Dressing Combs; ZvO'y Combs;
Ladies' Companions, Spool Stands;
al kinds Rubber Balls; Vesta Lights;
Harmonicans, Pickwicks, Sand Toys, Tea Bells;
Opera Glasses, Toilet s. Travelling Glasses;
Thermometers and Barometess;
Tooth Powder, Hair Oils, Toilet SShaving Soaps.
Chessmen, DOmiaoes, Back Cannon Boards,
,Chessboards; Dice; Checkers;
Sewing Birds, sir kinds, from 81 to 621e cents;
Psnknives, Scissors and Shears;
A splendid assortment Of ..
Gold Pens, in Gold and Silrer Cases,
Steel Pens, Fifty Styles; Pen NiOs and Quilts
Letter Seals or Stamps, all styles;
The best Of War, warranted to burn free;
Water Colors, from cents to $500 per box,
Fancy Paper and Glass Boxes;
Transparent, Porcelain and Paper States,
A large assortment Of Visiting5' Wedding Cards:
Stationery articles in general;
Euay kind Of Legal s. Probate Blanks;
Wedding Stationery and Firms" best qualities;
Patent Blot Pads; Diaries;
Ledgers, Day E. Cash Books, Journals, &c.
Blank Notes, Drafts, ORDERS Due Bills, &c. Re,
Letter Copying Presses Books E. Ink;
Mathematical Instruments; Blotting PapTs;
Pepper Folders and Paper Weights; Erasers
Newspaper Files and Wires;
Mouth Glue 8. Mucilags; Indelibs Inks,
Black, Blue, Red g. Violet Inks;
Zskstands, Of One Hundred different varieties !
ALL Of the above described articles can be found
In greater profusion and variety than elsewhere
In New England, besides other articles too numer-
Gus to mention. Call and see for yourself They
win be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole
sale or retail. Co Particular attention given to
the PAPER and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 STATE
STREET, HARTFORD, CT, by ELIHU GEER.
% Every kind and style of JOB, CARD
and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed
as heretofore. Large additions of New
TYPE and MACHINERY are being made
this year, to the already most extensive
Printing Establishment of
ELIHU GEER, 10 STATE 81
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Directors.

Directors.
Il "a g; SSESSyKS'W'MI 1TIHL, IA 9 LEWIS
OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC. SANF0Rn
SETH P. BEERS, Robins i,ATTEEL
STEPHEN ROWBRlDCE.
SHELDON OSBORN Of HAT winion.
st ft General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

GENTLEMEN are sequsslsd 20 nollee
Ease Of splendid quality fashionable HATS
u BRADFoRr's, IN welsoltvIlls.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
NEW GOODS
AT THE
LADIES' STORE.

TUSr received, new supply Of fashionable
- Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings SC.
comprising Plain and Figured French and
English Muslin. and Barrage De LANES Al>
50 French aud American Super M"nrning
and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colored
Dress Silks, PopIins and Alpac ca, Mourning
and Colored Square ard Long Shswls. Mourn
ing and White Wrought S viss Collars. Co,
laretts and Cuffs, Swiss, Book, Jacket and
Lace Edgings and Insertings, Velvet and Silk
Ribbons, Ribbon Gimps, Fringes, &C.. Alex.
ander's and other, Super Kid, Silk and Thread
Gloves, Patent Rubber, and Morocco Shoer.
PAPER Hangngs, large stock Of Muslin and
Wooden Shirts and Lin-n Cnllars, Bleached
and Brown Cotton Shcetings, Shirtings
Tickings, Ticks, sc.
ALSO Groceries. Teas, Sugars. Molasses.
Candes.-Also 10000 HayGens' Bricks ard
Pine Boards, for sale Cheap.
Ny 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and TN
der Shirts.
S. N. BRONSON Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
PATENT MELODEONS
A. & DAYTON:

INVITE the attention Of the musical pub.
Lie, to their new style Of Melodcons patent
ted by Carhart. Having every facility for
manufac turing to the best advantage with ex.
perienced and skilfel workmen in all branch-
es of the business. we Can furnish MeloGeons
from to octaves with all The late improves
ments, and OF the best quality, at the lowest
price possible. Orders are solicited with this
assurance of prompt attention.
Wolcotlville, April LIST 1851. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
WATERBURY, LUMBER l. COIL co.
Dealers in
EASTERN & WESTERN LUMBER :
Also TN
~ Dbl

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
Manufacturers of Sashes. Doors and Blinds.
Turned work. viz: Newell Posts, Bed Posts,
Table Legs, Clothes Posts, Hitch Posts, &c.
Also on hand, mahogany, cherry, black wal
nut, maple, wildwood, &c. Planins--iimber
aud pIaok planned, boards and plank planed
and matched at short notice. Office, near
Ra;lr cad Station, Watert ury, Cam.
E. A.. LUM, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Leonard Stone

Leonard stone
RESPECTFULLY offers his services I"
the inhabitants OF LitchGeld and vicinity, as
Joiner and Carpenter. Also has an assert.
menI OF Pine Lumber which he will sell
cheap for cash.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
DY ENG.

~ Z GA3V US
" JACKSON hereby gives noticethat
IL L. he continues to DYE Over coa1s
Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses
Shawls, &c., at his residence, one quarter
ola mile west of the Court House, in Litch
field.
&c All orders thankfully received aud
promptly attended to.
NU-Cash paid for all kinds Of Furs.
Lilchfeld, September 1852. IL
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

VIII! s,and at the stable Of the subscriber the
present season. Also. the four year old
Chestnut Horse FALCON. Both horses were
exhibited ut the Liiehield and Hartford Co.
Fairs last Autumn. In the opinion Of the
subscriber the stock uf the Chestnut Horse
wall not be inferior 10 that Of Raven. Terms
TO- Falcon Sc and 90. ....5..... ...
ROBBINS BATTELL.
Norfolk, May l4'h, 1853. -'.4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
.YIkIi,serN Goods.

Millinery Goods.
MISS BRADLEY has returned from New
York with full assortment Of Ribbons,
Flowers, Gloves, Wells, Dress Caps, Low
Priced Straw and Shrr ed Silk Hats.
Colored Siraws, and SHRED Hats for
Mourning. Love Wells, Collars, &c sc.
Straw Hats repaired as usual with the as.
surance of giving satisfaction.
Li,chfeld. April 81 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
A & = Dayton

Continue to build Church and Parlor Organs
which they can furnish 10 Societies or to in.
div,duals on reasonable notice and Of any
size CT pattern.
Also, Melodeons with all the late improve.
,nen,s, which for richness Of tone and durahil
iy are very much improved. Having every
facility for manufacturing to the best advan.
tage, with experienced and skillul wofkmen
in ali b, anches Of the business, we ure conf
dent that we can satisfy all lovers Of good
masic. and most respectfully invite all who de-
sire 10 purchase TO call and examine 70, them
selves.
F'RIcEs-Melodeon style from S45 to S75
Piano style, an elegant article Of furniture 500
A g. DAYTON.
Wolcottvil'e, April 4,h, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
4 ~ TWO
wy ~ Thoroughbred
~ u o. HORSES.

THE celebrated Horse ZENITH, and q
fine ,biooded MORGAN Horse, will stand
ihc ensuing season al the stable Of the SUBJ
scriber in WolcOtlv,l!e.
A. J. FRENCH.
Wolcotivilie, May Cd, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

]. G. BATTERSON'S
MARBLE WORKS
Hartford, Conn.
MOnume nts and Tombs Of American and
ltalianMarb Baptismal Fonts, Mu.
ralTablets, Urns Vases, Maniles,
Table Tops, Italian Tile for
Floors, Sc, constantly
on hand or furnished to ordet.
Hartford, June 1st
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02
Geese Eeaillen.s.

MAJOR L!TCHREGLD--a Isw copies
IVA Tor sale By
q. ADAMS a co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

Manufactured in Birmingham By Dr.. M Woodwork, whsr
orders must Be addressed
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

.. @. BECKWITH. President,
OLlHER GOOD WV. Treasure,
JASON WHITING. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

I hereby certify that / have been for Q
long time acquainted with the.peTsons whose
names are subscribed to the above eerti6-
Gates. and know that they would not certify
to anything but what Is correct; they are
highly respectable persons. t...sE !.
JosEPu p. CANvIELD,
Dsrby, Oct. II, lASl. Town Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-06-02

Orders directed to the proprietor, BiT1ping
ham, c., will receive prompt attention. NOSE
s'Ha'"' ""'''' IN. wooDwoRTH."
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#, una Texas

The Southwestern fmsrfcon says that few days
since q man came to Bolton from about Phantom
Hill and reported that the II dams had attacked
party of surveyors, and killed a | but one. The
report is not thought to be sufficiently authenti-
Gated for belief.
There has been good deal of sickness in La
Cured; hut it is now becoming healthier. Typhoid
fever and acute dysentery have been the prevailing
complaints, not only here but In other towns on the
Colorado.
The Gonzales Inquirer learns that Mr.. Miller Of
Peach Creek, was riding out not far from home,
when q large panther suddenly sprang upon him
from the branches of tree, dragged him from his
horse and severely scratch ed his shoulder and face.
After q vigorous scufle with his partnership, Mr..
Miller got some advantage and struck him several
times with his gun, causing him to decamp. The
next day he went in pursuit with his dogs and soon
jumped the cubs
General Green of Austin, have made it his bust
ness inquire into the Texas gold digging furnishes
the following information to the Tyler Telegraph
1t is all humbug about anything having been made
by digging. Hundreds Of persons have been up in
the gold region of this river andies) and have gone
away sadly disappointed. Austin has been crowded
for more than month with gold hunters going up
and coming down; in fact. have never seen as many
people in Austin as at this time. No man has, as
yet made as much money by digging gold As he
would have made in the same tune by mailing rails
or erubbing up bushes.
Captain John Tnmlinson, an cid and faithful
Texas ranger, died recently at his residence,
Yorktown, De Witt county.
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The Street Preaching QUESTION In Baltimore
IEInm Ihe Rslt,n..lan Alnarioan. .Iulz "a

Thc 0trcet kcfeucnlrS QuesuOn In B0lumNfo
From Ihe Bsinu.Dte american. July 70
The local excitement prevailing since Sunday
last in reference to the action Of Mayor Holins in
ordering the police to stop an tnerant preacher from
holding forth in the Richmond markethOuse, seems
to be steadily on the increase, especially as the
Mayor by his continued silence is considered BY
some to have acknowledged the correctness Of the
answers which he is represented to have given to
the questions propouEded to him by q committee OF
citizens. These questions and answers are rs fol-
lows:-
l. should portion of the citizens OF this city hold
public ne.rss NY IL the sxfkst Places
AZ The sreaker lsoguase ia the dis,ussios
u this subject which bouS ct with the interests
Of certain class. u. iqno' arssrs, aid ript should
who would you bold p0Deibe for The rotY and
who ~onld be srre-'eo2 III Honor ns.ersd pcenptly,
"The speaker would be hold ss.poasies, ADD hs be
rested."
should y mister OF the go Gel preach IN his own
church. ano utter ots,'e'ui 10 persona out
side. and they, The onto-fs csa'e yios 10 s0sse
qssnce who sould De b.d ola for the s,o1 HtI
Honor answered the niDt.r aoa h. wound bs taken out
Of his pulpit he used lrguaye that should giye Of
feu CO 10 my
shonld mpise Of ID. GOSPEL IN The discharge of
his mriseT functions in J.scriDg what he believed
10 be the truth, Ia guscs sseuld give s7sacs
though rot intended aud p-,rons, takse exception
theIe,o. should o,ea'e rot Tho would you held re-
sponsble for the Iip His Ennor again SSsssrsd, the
minister, -
4. VIII your honor p..-s inform Us Who is 70 Be the
judge Of The Inn of me l-rgosge ussd HIS Honor
the language us.d by mister should create
riot. then be you'd lie held r@s .oo-'bs for il
The following address from the Mayor has been
handed to us for publication, from which it may DO
inferred that he rpudates the correctness Of the
report of the to the queries propoundsd to
him -
TO MY FELLow-CITIzENs.
deem Ii proper 10 mskp kpo you ia view Of
cent ceevrepeea that purposs to ful1 the
probabilities impotsd the executive Of his
city, with the s,rcest r.gsd 20 the rights Of sssh and
citizen. In the firm exercise of the CONFER
red upon in virtue ~ ,be Office which held. shall
look with confidence to the ot Of every friend u
And ht1pt Id .Llf< hatn -
sha infringe upon he cv, religious sentiments Of this
community. any o,her deduction has bssa drawn from
thing have sio tom the have puIsued
proper for say that beea misundesssood.
J. SsIrH H0LLIN5 Mayor.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-29
The Liquor Law In Massashusstts.
NEW YORK, July %, 1853.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

TO TIE EDITOR OF THE HERALD.
In IN article in this mornings HERALD, headed
"Old Wines and the Maine Liquor Law" you say
the limitation Of the liquor Licences has not yet ex-
PRED in Boston. Such is not the fact. The liquor
licenses in that city expired the first Of April last,
and as far as the law is concerned there and in
ly all the large towns In the State, it is miserable
isilure. as every man Of common sense supposed il
would be. After absence from my native State OF
about eighteen months, was astonished on o re-
cent visit to Boston, to find bar rooms 80 multiplied.
Public opinion there Is against the law and it Is i'm
possible TO enforce it. And yet in the face and eyes
procure its passage in this State, knowing well
enough that il the law cannot be enforced in such
city o. Boston it certainly cannot be In New York.
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