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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
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PIANO FOR'IES.

TIlE subscriber has been appointed Agent for
the Pianos, uade.b Firth, Pond & Co, New
York. The reputai Of these instruments il
50 well established tIat comment is unnecessa-
y. ] am prepared to sell lhem at the factor,
prices with the addition OF freight and insur,
agce ouIy.
Firth, Pond & Co ,s the Oldest musical estab
ilshncnt IN New York CRY, they are also pre-
prictors Of EEtON PIANOS, having taken
the premium at the late Fair of the rneflcau
Institute These are beautiful imitation OF
Rosewood, serpentne case, price s45o. The
Pianos vary in price from 80 10 700 dollars, &C
c0rdtng 10 style and finish. | have just received
handsome Rosew God 6 oc ayes, and would be
pleased 70 have the citizens Of Davenport and
vicinity, call and examine the sample.
One decided advantage Of these Pianos is thai
hey are made from a wide scale and will las
Tor many yeqrs unlike those u some other manu-
tacfnres. III. A. PORTER.
Rock island Aprit 22. 1853 34-f
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
Mammoth Stove Store.

TT WICKERSH Manufacturer of Tin
i L. Sheet Iron and Copper Ware; keeps cen
stuntIy on hand large assortment Of every arti-
cIe in his ! ne; tog, .hef with the unparalleled
Prairie State and Charter OAK Cooking Stoves,
which he warrants for two years.
Second hand Stoves, old Casting, Copper
Brass, Pewter, Zinc aud Rags bought in ex.
change for any article in our line.
Corner Of Main aud Second Streets oppost,
COX & SargeHt's Banking House.
Davenport, april i4fh, 1853.
nRlED APPLES and Peaches, tor sale by
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
l. the citizens OF this and adjoining counties
that they have purchased the sole right for man.
ufactufing selling and using J. A. Dngdale's
Patent Moth Proof Bee Hive for the State Of To-
wa, and have in their possession certificates from
respectable men in the Eastern States 10 show
that this Hive is proof against those destro ing
insects Lnoih) and possesses other SUPERIOR quail
tiles.
Please call and examine the hive at our Car
penter shop on Brady ST. between 81 and 4ih.
where W. arc prepared 10 sgl county, township,
and individual rights, ami Hives ready for use
on reasonable terms. and should orr hives prove
otherwise than we represent. We forfeit all pay.
We wish also 10 purchase 500 warns u Bees
for which we VII exchange Fl YES or pay cash.
March 18th. 28-3m ~. G.. flhPPs Il c..
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19

RHEUMATIC SPECIFIC BtcH
tain, sale and tHrCtuai cure for kaeHmatismi 10
all its t0ra,s. II - internal remedy "hfeh thor
oughiy rxpels all morbid matters from the system.
restores freedom. supple mess ana 10 the nrret
and Psiafui muscles and joints The victim Of M
distressing malady who has long been crippled sta
disabled Wall be enabled to exuit returning beaii
comfort and usefulness.
The Proprietor of this medIcin after being fer edn
crippled and disqualified for business va
by its use folly and 10 hes'h abs
OF others are derived quail benz his oa
il. We might fiji columns with testimonials o. ~
wonderful efficiency, but Ni only refer iotht iot
low ing highly respectable citizens OF ST. Louh sla
vicinity who have used it with the mos, sststse'oF
results:-Nm Renshaw. SEN, +. Mead, 7 LsiH'
II Wilson, Warren, Browalse, l. Dorshemtf,
w Town, y Virgins, VIM Andrews. Dr.. WINE
side, Wm More. John Horrel, I Aremus, bow"
Prepai ed by +. Z. Hoyaker;
Druggist, ST. Louis,Mc
For sale BY ELDRIDGE Il son;
Druggists, Davenport, Iowa.
Sept Goth, 1852. sF
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Horse and Buggy for Sale

4 Frsi rate Buggy Horse. Flying Crow iol
y s.le with buggy and harness, il wanted
apply u mh ~ T. c f. ADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
EIO! FOis CAIiTOis.I.T

MICHAEL GRACE, Jr., being desirous "a
Nl emigrate 70 California, ofers for safe hi,
Farm on the WaUbesipjnlca riyer, coDta nine
1873 acres, 100 acres in cultivation, as acres y
winter wheat, comfortable log no .se. Here !,
a chance for a bargain.
Apply 70 COOK & S &R3ENT.
Davenport, Feb, ~, 1852.
THE New Cook Box
i by Mrf. Sarah J Hale;
Fer
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CITY PROPERTY EoAs SALE.
.UppoyED FARMS FOR SALE.
IANn WARRANTS.

1nnS, sos, and 4OS, constantly on hama ana
0l for sa' e either for cash or On aae, al
the LoNEsl price.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
Bar iron For safe.
WHO WANTS 4 IsOIas.

4 Few Tons Iron faT sale at bargain Al
4 Plf To NH - +. G. FA9S.
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- IITTE7TF, 4fWE F'7'' FV7<s ~
NEW FALL AND WINTER
GOODS.

BURROWS & PRETTYMAN have Just re-
ID ccIyed direct from Boston their Fall and
Winter Stock Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Hard
ware. Queensware, Boots and Shoes, Hats ane
Caps, Groceries, &c SC.
Determined to have a stock unsurpassedin cx-
tent and variety, no pains have been spared Ia
he selection embracing everything new and de-
sirabte We would say To all # our customers
aud friends who are in want o. New, cheap and
good Goods to give Us a cali, az we are deter
mined TO sell as cheap for the ready pay as any
other House in the place. We are also paying
the Highest Market price for all kinds Of pro-
ducc. October I'd, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
PIANO FORTE.

TUST received direct from Haiett g. Aller
> Boston, fine Piano Forte. Rose wood case
iron Frame. and nj superior tone.
This instrument viii be warranted perfect
Price $3.50; For Sale by
G. n. BAXTER
Al Cheap Book Store, Rock Island IL
N. b. am the only agent for the Manuiac
lrers, IA The West,
Rock Island, Augnsr 2G'h, 1852.
WAL Paper. Eardeuag anu Curtain Paper
new and beautiful paIlerua just opened 81
f'e DavenIorr Boot store,
April 1853 w. Il. HoLNEs < co.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
Farm For Sale.

liz ACRES under high state OF enitiva.
l. u ton for sale, save 30 oil which is wei
and running water. with good dwell
lag, very cheap. For terms apply 10
March "a +. G. FADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
tredi! Island for Sale.

II Ills beautiful Island containing 400 acres
laaa, great part II - hith Is well numbered
and halt under cultivation. Fer terms which
are reasonable apply - +. C EADS.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
Iowa Clothing Store.
NOTICE..

Between Messrs Burrows and Prettyman and
Mr.. BouHng's Store, Front Street, Davenport.
Nov. 18th, 1852.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1853-05-19
RAIN. ksUss sAi.E.
Frame House Tor safe.

O EVER IL well improved farms for sale IN the
- vicinity OF the city OF Davenport. For terms
apply TO I. C. EADS.
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SELLING OFT CkigA

L'AMILY BIBLES. plan embossed, selling
i very low to close them out Also, not so
low but still cheaper, the best and most beauti-
iul Bible for sale in the State
w. II. HOLMES & co.
Nacrh Is 80
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BEllSIl i}IsESn

Davenport, Mach 18Th, 1853.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
THE CTRK MEN.

"a sqlsT meeting q association viii Be- hoa a. FIRE
ct ss i S
exempt fremen G W. WHEELER, Secretary.
GRAND FIREMFNs CELEBRATION ANNUAL PA.
~ rade Of the New Haven Fire Department, July I'D
~, The helm line will be formed ten o'clock the P.rk
inc fss,n p IsT En-
Thos. G. hollis - ''' A''''"A Amos Thomas,
T Thos L1,isn, Geo. W. Jones,
onAs =" Aiieh' p,ui, p, ). Woodruff, 3D.
In the following order
Aids. t CHEF R MsrsSsi Aa..
croson Ensin. NO i, New w Haven.
Ann,Aila.er En 1nno No Hartford
@ l %.:: %. SSfisssPSIs
washington r S,ds N 10 s' G1iifors.
.'0 sar Dlsi''0s
Fountain Enains No ns q Now Haven.
Band.
Protection Easi,s n Music & Waterbury,
s% IsS'' k aafas' NO. No. Fair Fair Haven
' sss ENGINE Mo- No. u New ~ bl:
New Haven Band.
49,. sprnsssId Band and AAs'a'
Niagara s s%ssi.s mo Bans !, Springfield.
Torrent M h.siGs No M.: Z chioopso.
Qninnipnek Engine No. j, East Haven.
Phoenix ENG Engine ne, No .,u / Waterbury
r.,,, Dodvorth's ssnd.
franklin f M.4,fsr 3D. a !. s'" Haven
Neptune E%Vs s;;, ~ T,1 p Hartford.
Southwark Engine No, 81. New York.
Now 4 AssT n.: s" No j b N. r....
Mutual Hook and Ladder No l. Nav Ysrk
FIFTH DIVISION.
Martial Music.
Excelsior Easi;s 10 % Bridgeport.
Cataract Eng R II: 10 l. Msridon,
Pacific Engine No, 2 Mddlesown.
P %ssassu HR' s"si me- No. MaS Misrs
"xr, osyrsros
col'insve LDsi ssr No. J. collin'ville.
Rsi Gssi sns aasiss No. New S Ie niS
Magyar. Engine, 10: 3 New London.
After being rsvisaed y the Mayor aldermen and Com
Temple street ont whitssy to sseSe@'s isns.
Elm 60 YSis down YsIs = Crown
state chapel down Chapel place up wooster
State TO Chapel Chapel the gate the Park
The whole procession will then sit dinner spread
under an immense pavos Mt which the Mayor Ill preside
After dinner the visiting companies vii Contend for two
Depa, ment To close with display Of works.
in which company will particip tie making sight Of
unusual interest ofcers requested to form their com
parties In sections ~ four Con reported IN the
ton The chsf siSs Per-
rangements CHARLES A. NETrLETON, Chief Engineer.
SOUTHWARK ENGINE COMPANY NO ss-THE Ac.
- tive and oporary members and all those ~hs intend
gong - New Haven 18th the company are requested TO
attend final meeting, Wednesday evening, At eight
o'clock when for tbs excursion w be fur
nished. BY order of JULIAN Butts, Foreman.
SAMUEL. p SMITH, Secretary
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

SNOAI.-I AN NOW SELLING TEE BEST QUALITY
~ red ash screened and dev rcd from Yards. No.
go rnth avenue aid King oresn ssrsets Per
ton, for cash only. PETER CLINTON.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Important 10 Barbers.-A Rare Chance
those wishing to commence business.-For sale, the
the city For particulars call on Mr. John Wilson No
8 south street, up stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

DIR. Powell. Oeulist, Aurist, &C., receives
Roadway where can be procured hs treatise ON the Eve
his sefa' ting eye and ear fountains Artificial eyes
rted without Il slightest pain which exactly
natural and resemble it in color and preson
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

SAoIeru, HysehteIy, DNcThUn, nnd All
asmodic troubles relieved by the Dr. Kellingers
hing anodyne stimuaDt which is internally and exter
lily used. DR.. Bndd of 266 Mott street. was cured in
moments of cholera Mr. Richard erosion Of Ronkers
2 the wife Of Mr. James Mapes, cured in few mi
res Sold IN large family BOTTLES at each Depots $50
ar street, 476 Broadway, Hope Of Cham
.rs and Hudson streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

uTuAses, Shnulsler Braces, Elastic Stockings,
veins Of the legs elastic knee caps spinal
oes ladies' belts ADc supporters club foot knock knee
% COW leg instruments with assortment Of ehdrsnG
gsoee, 1T No. IL Ann street Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Barker's Cheveuxtonlque, for Preserving,
torng and Identifying the hair and, unlike pa
tons designed for the objects it is free from all
ease AS eradicator of dandruf il is unequasd while
nfaihly violent headaches in moments Sold
BARK RS ladies' hardressng establishment 439 Broad
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

T 0ST.- GOLD CHAIN WAS LOST IN BROADWAY
- near Bowling Green BY poor man, yesterday after
Any returning the to the office Of W j.
Haskell, 10 Centre street will be suitably rewarded
JOHN WOOLSEY
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Why sh0uldsr thOu be a Breeder or WOrms!"
What, is thy body but swallowing grave.
Seer ing to bury that posterity,
Which, by the rights of time thou needs ust have
~ thou DESTROY them not in their obscurity?
HobeRsacks Wovn Syrup and Liver Pills wholesale and
tail, by c. v. CLICKENER CO., No 81 Barclay street
holesale agents for the Eastern States
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Dinr1hea.-Finy Do,la,s win be pald n

TOBIAS Venetian Lisiment Dies not i%medist; ly
druggists and storekeepers through. ut the Unitsd
ntes and the Ca adss Price Is and so cents Dyott
agents. Philadelphia. Depot, 2i0 Greenwich street,
ew York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
ExraA FAY

A LII UNITED STATES NAVY SAILORS, WHO
served in any United states vessel in the Pacific
a. any time from 1916 10 Si. promptly receive their
extra d"nhIe pay 81 INWARD BlssELL Agent and date
Pufscr, Untcd st~tes Navy, 20 South lliam street.
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sws cysUGT1ON


A GERMAN LADY, HAVING SEVERAL HOURS UN
n occupied desires to devote them in giving lessons
the German language and In music. address A. b. G..
Herald Office, stating where a interyieg can be had.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19
mEwARDs.

COX REWARD-LOST ON Tue l4TH INSTANT, IN
PLC this city leather colored VALET containing from
$u 20 $ll5 in bank notes. three four tens number
aves and the balance in smaller notes. mostly city and
State On opening the wallet the Of the owner
f. King, will be written with ink. in different
places The most not the WHOLE of the be
titled by the from mark the back the same
KING, No. IS West Fourteenth street. Sixth
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Or Kellinger-Dear Sir I'll have used your
valuable lment in family several We and have
yer been withoutit Ny wife few days ago taken
tn pemontoiy symptoms Of cholera Our old ply stefan
called In and every thing tried that thirty years
erienee could suggest bptit would IL she
yet less than minutes after she ad takon your
medy she enti. ely free from pain.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

&70 REWARD.-STOLEN FROM HOUSTON STREET
plO No 62S small King Charles spaniel dog; white
with black and black spot the rump; feet
wooly The above will be paid bringing him to
HarYson ree
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

r OST-ABOUT WEEK AGO, GOLD SLEEVE
II button having the initials w. N. The finder will
be rewarded upon leaving nj 02 East Fifteenth street.
63 Wall street, second story, back building.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

4 MEXICAN INSTITUTE FARMERS CLUB.-A RsG.
"A s.r meeting .iil b held =, e she R.po,tsry No ssl
Bsneat Of Railroads TO Ascature Strangers awaI
II MRICS Saarstarv
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r OST-A DRAWING OF AN ENGINE. IN FULTON
street or broadway good reward will be paid at l67
Broad ROOF No
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LOST AND FOUND.

- -
II OST.-A PAIR OF LADIES' GOLD SPECTACLEs ON
IL the l4th inst in going from the of Broad way
and Bond streets to the foot Of Barclay street Thdr
will be suitably rewarded by leaving them 10 Platt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

agents in all parts of the Union announce the com.
te and wonderful success of this matchess
has been tried other dye is ever asked for
nnaetuTed sold snd privately applied by the inventor
fisTADORO, No. o Astor House; also by druggists and
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

Us " al street, second story, back building.
CTRAYED OR sTOLEN-TROM THE SLAUGHTER
- house. in Stanton street bet Clinton
streets between and two O'clock pony and butcher
CART with side of beef Whoever will return the will
be literally rewarded by the owner, L. Samuel No 23O
Rvingtcp street, between Pitt and Willeit streets
TEETH LOST.-TEN DOLLARS REWARD WILL BE
Broadway, Mr.. Hause.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

marshes and tains large quantities Of vegetable
rites considerable quantity Of carbonate of lead
Lead 10 created In the p'pes also which Ia destructive
health let every famil, the Porous Glass Filter
boot, ZIG Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

)aourauo's Liquid Hair Dye Ia, without or
on reservation the very ever invented Beware
punsd dye. Equally celebrated s Gourauds Mediaated
es TO- Poudre Subtitle uproots any part the
ldy Liquid Rouge. Lily White and Bais Close at No 81
IAlkeY street RroAdwav -
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-07-19

VINO INDIA RUBBER MANUFACTURERS AN THE
only authorized to grant licenses for the Of
the patent and using that patent with
WILLIAM JUDSON
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O. * REWARp.-LOSr, YESTERDAY MORNING THE
psl 18TH 10 Fifth stage in the between
32 Fourth and Fulton ferry pair Of gold spsoa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Haff feuale Selailary;. 2, : sPLYMOUTfaaCoNM.. ..l

THIS Inssitutisn is ssta6lished ist that in..' yiting location, laieihe residence of fhlsa Rev. Luther a1ari and Rev.z EphraimF Lyniaa--. Plymouth Center Etis intendedSto bea iisst class Boarding and Bay echanl forshe sdaca. ton of Young Ladies; embracing segnlar course in ell the sol,d andsosnamenial hrsOch. e usually taught ias sunh insiilnitonssssls is plseed under lhecharge of Miss Es Fl. DIcK- ERaaAN, . lady of expeneuca and superior specifications. who viii be fnsDished with comPe.ent assissaDce in the various depasi- metals. Young Ladies fsom abroad will 6oasd in the family with her. and 10 at aH times suhJect b hessuperyieion. No stIafts Nillbe ppafed ic render this Semi1sIy one which tol thoso1ghnsss of ipstfuci:on. and kind reli
 gicds influence is wostby cf thhs SS6EdeaS aissd patronage of the pu6lic.. AM N N x The Fail rerm ,will commence on yNeineas, day, Sept. 18th, and coEiiaie folrtesn week ., For Cireu.aEs eOnieinin9 perliculass. and foreappiieafioh fof a5miss;o6, address ~
 REV. I. P. WARREN.
 Augusf, 1ss3. < s'' s,la \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
ss Now Ready;
 z@s Nsv Nstzoaiss :SiASiag Beoti .., lUTE OF ZION 44s


 !. B.. WoopguRTssssi bg Rsss ff. Mar 1lsoH. Pastor of tho Jehnst. Meth6diss Church.
 T comprises nearly enc thousand pieeeD of ths
 eheleest Myslc. including almost every old gele ot a9y merit ever published; it FopFeaents hosee TWO hundred of the finest composers tlt wGsl9 oV6F saWs and scensain8 every svassety sof mfler now in uae. with eopious indexeeaa e1ePy tnEt, He LuTEh therefore held wlth lFush 10 Do an sIhlOsl exhausslesS mine of th3 richest &actsd Musicst YFeAsuges ever pFsBenlGd 0 the pubic. Glowing win the animation and burn tae eeal Of sthe conAnanion foE which it is .de- sikn6d. tho tunes ore nevertheless equally adapt. Cd do ihp Hymn Bp0kg oI all den0lnina aiions Of Eh!iasians. Of MI. WoonpuRy's last BoeR, the e.s'"et' Ovee Aso;soo espuss
 have been issued since iiS appeafenee three yoaTs aa0, and etiIl the ;demapd is on the increase. 10 kily further evidence Of the admiration in which he ie Id aa Composer to be desired
 ! Fr0ss the enthusiasm with which the LUTE las already heen greeted, asreception for ie sim ilaf so that 9essd to the DulcimeE ia contassntly 1 ,xny professional | musician desiring q copy of kitlsf the Lntecs Dulcimer for examination, can NhS is sent to him, ffeg of postage by refnitsing z oSktS io the RubliehSk. .g FEa ssss 'sS a,,s ses r1Fs ,. HUNTINGTON. # ! :; .s,.E ll4. :. sas Park .Rp,xs New York. !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
mnrlnw Vaae.


 A Paris correspondent ol the New Yorl Pimes gives the IOlIewing account of the latest amusement desised for the wonder loving PaFisiansi
 @;Fhe feat of jampinR from . boilDon. the jumper sustained by an Indian rubber rope, was duly peFiUrmed on Thursday. n was tbe most stupendOus exhibition Of daF. ing and address that the Pafisians have vel witnessed. From one side of the ear oi the balloon hung the India rubber cord, de- scending ona hundred and fifty feet, and then returning and being fastened 10 the opposite side Of the car. Is Ihus formed a strOng loop. The athlete was dressed as Mercury his body from iEe neck to ihe small of his back was enclosed in frame work, which enabled him 10 endure fhe sns- pension without wrenchisg or disIocati0n. The rope passed through an eyelet in the middle of Flhe back placed sBO that he was held in. perfect equilibrium. When she balloon had reached an altitude double thas of the supposed elasticity of the cord; che vOiligepr appeared on the edge. of the car, looked over, shut his ey yes, and dove off into space.
 { The eyelel sEpped along the rope, 90 tha, the first one hundred and fifty fee. were a positive fall through :he air, without any resistance oT break. The Fsst oi the way was sn elongation of the rope h stretch. ed four times it's length, making in all a de. scent of six hundred fees, accomplished in . few seconds. After having attained iis lowest point, the rope contracted once, per- haps two hundred feet. and fhen desceDded again. TheFe was no sIurihef rebound, and no further oscillation. the voltigeUr by calmly cradled in mid cir. and probably spent the leisure he was now permitted to enjoy in recovering his breath and con,em. plating the prospect. The eronani sboye now eommenced st the windlass ard grad Nally wo8ad his dangling iriend Dp snaiD. In four minutes te. climbed over the side of the car, having made the fastest time that any human being has ever achieved, ex- cepi such as have been shot from ca snn0n, as Baron Munchausen said he was.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

At Court of Probate holden at Sharon, within and for the District of 6hasnssy0n Eeflfday;
 tIIe 2hh dawOf August lo53s a@sss.sF X 7 ':
 Presan.- -GHARLEs N, PARsoRse Eaq., Judge. 1.
 ON moi 1n of Henry V: KinR. Execn.oE of lhe Sharon, fin said district, deceaeed; ths Court doth decree thai six tnon,iis from this date belimited and sloWsd for the cTeditase of said ostafet0 ex- hbit their claims against inc same tNfaid Exc euiev, and that said Executor give notice theFeoi bv publishing in newspaper printed tn Litcl,. ield, and on pnbl;csign post tn sela town q Sharon, nearest where the deceased last dwelt. Certified. from record.
 ', sCHlRLEs A. STERLING; Clerk Of Psobats. i'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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Az Glsn's FaIIs, ". Y., 9th inst. bZ fsys HiTsm hIesket, John Gaylerd, Esq., late Pnstnagieg gi gaylsEdsville. to MEe Eliza Kendall q Lea.s.
 h Milton, On shsl l8th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Brown, MT. Wm. E DickinSon -of Onloungun. alieh..fo Miss Dsha E. Wsleh of the iormeE
 AgCaKIord's Bridge. slse ut, Mr. J6hn TayleI Co Aaiss Ellan Fs. Warner. gss;,ss siae4s szss,'-
 In Waterbury, 1th inst, Mir. Joha E. DuFnnd of eleriden to Miss Caroline E. Smith ef Gem wall -
 n Amsnii, lst inst, MT. Win. H. Pine so JlEss ynlia Golden, bOlh of Kent; same Placo, Aih in4ts Mr: Gilbert Ingraham lO Miss Jane Palmer, heih
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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DETTTIOND having been .pFessnsed so shs G undersigned, seQuestng them to call e spe. cial Town Nesting Of tho inhabitants Of fkis town, for the puFpose Of repealine tho law re- sigaining cattle from running at large and ale, cshsS ssreas h siis sown-ws Ssssby % give ISs so. sice thats special town meeting will 6 held on Tuesday, the 30sh insf.. at 3 o'clock, afternoon. 'ae ths Town Room, 5br ths consideration q shs siorsssid ssSiss:: sod ssy ,. S.hsr .ns'ssE which ing. , T. q. RIeKwlTH. @.se sy4+elFss-ys < i EEl CrETTs, s14
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