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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
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4 rN1%0 A MAM MRS.sAlsAHA. JOHNSON, Principal 1v1 --assisied by Mss MARY J. MrRDocK, . .Gr.dnate of Mount H.,lyoke Female acminary, and suhsegnently ieaeher in that inst,tu,on. N Ihe Eitfh Ferm sof the schma will commence on !he 2d day of November. Number oi pupils imiied 10 twenty. The total expense per schelar Tor board. washne fuel, lights. and instruction n the cnmmnn and hisher branches of education, including .hs, ,sanguages. painting and drawing, weeks. sss Ssss ES & g. ss'~Ny s'''~N.'sy Instruction in masic, by a highly accomplished seqchsr. VIII be given 10 all who desire i,. Ffin,ed aiFcnInrs coasaining further infor,na. ton !eintiye 10 she srhool may bs obtaired on : application to the Princ,rol. w ERey. RArrH smrrH, Cornwall. I~A
 " ANnRg@s, Esc... q M kDncf. Js n. WRIcn. "Sst
 pect. a ". Com, Wes. Cornwall. Rev. U. L.s VxsII, L;tch6eld.
 sDaled Cornwall Cann., Sep'. 2l. 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
ARrIcLEs oF AssocIATioN
NORFOLK LRiTnER O0MPARY.

.HH|-1tA 1l&8 N1Al4 N-LILMle
 wwYE. shs undersigned. do hereby assacisse
 NV oursolves as . hsdy polite asid eaipo1a,, puEsuaal t0 fhe Sfnlute q Come rnaiinr a, ju.ns Stock Corporations, and the IullOwinR gre saT Articles of Agreement. -. -
 Art. [. The nahls of said Corporation shalI h. she NnFfsl;k Leather Company"
 Art. q The capital rlo~k of said Corporaf;on shah be Six Thousand DIllaFE, and shol he ,i;v;. ded into two hundred and IoEIy shaFes of twsnsv- ;ve doilars each. " E Art 3. The purposes faE which said Co,ro,.. tion is established arc the fnll0winR. to rf,.- Importing, manufaciuring and dealing in aII E;nAs oC leather; impnFIing md dealing in ail kSmsle !, untanned sltlms and hides; the paFehasinc- hclJ. ing and Ieaains 0f all real eseale u,aehineSv fixtures convenient to carry o aa;d husiner slsn the buyrnR. selling and dealing in al aTticiss me cessnry and convenient Co the carrying on oi said business and generally ta do atl ihiHas eon- velSieHt athe naanagement Of1he same. - ATt.4. The Statute aforesaid is hereby rsfav red to and made para 0f tlse Articles, and she Corporation hereby established and orrasiSe,l under and pureuant Co said Statute elsE hsvs the powers and proceed accoFdirIe fo lhe rass,Ia. tiOns described and specified therein.
 Ar. Each rubseribeF 5shese Articles asrnp 70 take the number Of slaresan ao his Ss ,ne in e capital stack nf eaid Cospnration. ea n ehare 10 he twenIy-five dellaFs, and so rev th. came by instalIments as the Directors shall pre- scEihe. Ssfl 8aQ ag ' ! .ss
 Art G. The said Corp0rauion is ahlished and l,cated in the lOwn ot Norfolk, County of Lifch, field and Stase af Coun6ctieut. aEsE -
 Zslrme rihAfQ NAu4Na. Run,haY If eh.,.a {
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
PATENT RGEL0mRWW@
 A.&S.mAYT0N, "

rNvtTE Ahe Allenlian Nf tho mnsleal puh.
 llle,te thelF new elyle nf hlsln1eons patent ted bz Uashasl. Having eVesy iaeillly fss alaMGlaeluElnets the beSl advaNteHs .wtlh eN. peRlsneod Aad skl llIAl QovkmeA lnhll hFanchs ee ef lhe bnsInasas sWa ean lusnseh Maloae0ne tFAm Co . aoiuVns slth ull the l0le improve mnnls. sd al tha hesl anallls. al lhe lqWg1i pglee naealhla os&st9ase nellaieae ,Wlto tns esenganno sf pgo@pl altenllaA.
 NslesllVllle, Abvtltel teel'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Geese Feathers.

TIE subscribers have ,:,atie arrangements to keep constant supply of a first rate ar. ticle Of GEESE FEATtlERS-selecied and packed with great care bs ourselves. in pack ages of from 20 to 50 lbs and will fnrnish at all times any quantity from 20 in 1000 lbs, of a quality they will warrant IS good as the best and al as low prices as can be purchased oi equal q''aliiy in the State. a.es ies
 s.-...s,.l A. s. & l.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, 1853. .. ......s f..-.....
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION a9 m OF THE
 WHEELER < WILSON

sDZNssssf1scESsr6asg GOa9ea00ssN. DE i, known that we the subscribers do hersh, O associate ourselves as body corpOyat. and polite, pursuant 10 the provisions of chapse l4th titie Sd, of the revised statutes of the Stas of Connecticut, entitled q Joint Stock Corposa- and amendment thereof and the following ar. our articles of association and agreement.
 ARTICLE l. The name of this corporation shall be the Wheeler and Wilson Manufacturing Com
 Awr II. The capital stock of said corporation shafi he One Hundred and Sixty Thousand do'- iars divided into Six Thousand Four Hundred shares. Ol Twenty Five dallars each. A ART Ill, The purpose for which said corpor- at:on IS established is the following. to wit: te and to work sewing Machines tn the manuiac-
 ture of such other articles as may be deemed E,r
 the interest of said corporation. To manuiacture Buckles, Weather Strips and other articles com. posed wholly or in part of Metal, to purchase Goods, Wares and Merchandise, and generally to doall acts connected with or incidental to the
 prosecuiinn and management of said hnsiness. ART; w The statute afOresaid entitled "Oi
 loln, Stock Corporations, and the several Acts hereby particularly referred 10 and made pari oi these Articles, and the corporation hereby esta- bii>hed and organized under and pursuant to the said statute, shall have the powers and proeeet.
 .r n accordance with the regulations specified ART.v ". The said cosporalion is established
 and located in the tow . Of WatertoWn, county of Liichields Slate of Connecticut. aE . ARENh Each subscriber tn these Articles
 o ihs capsa stock of ssid co1pora,ioS .O eaeh share tn be Twenty-Five dullArs as alsrpe- said, and t0 be paid for by inssalmenta ne inc
 urectors oi the corporation shall call in thesale
 ,sss sEsa'ed at Waiersown. this 5sh day of October,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Notice.

IN ORDER tA make room for full cargo of FAIL and WINTER GooDs the snbscrihers wtIl seli tat greatly reduced prces tor CASH onlyl few 'thdnsaHd pairs of B0. ts and shors, comprising every article in their line oi trade--some broken lots very cheap. s.ss I.vse Fl n n
 N.B-. These sales 10 continue for thirty days only. steteo4a 6 'isRawBRipoE.
 One dor west of ihe Court House.
 Llfchfeld,, August 3ist. lS53. rEZ
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
E. R.. Hnnd.
-DAouFRRFTAN ARTIsT-

-OA4G8A88ARN AN s@ a.U HAS just EsiuEned from New Yesk with . .pisndid sSsoriment of Mache. Neiveis Shell. tuFksy, Composition and Paris Cases-Gill ,od Rosewood Fromes-Gold LOcke's, &e.
 Pictures taken daily aI his Gallery, No. 2 ;"uth q. al prices varying from ei 70 eIO. Here, childhood. win its winsosne face,
 Aud stately wonsan,s qaeenly grace,
 And loudly man's imperial Gtown
 Are each adroiily psncileJ down. .9 go. instruction given in the arr, and apparatus iarnisl..d OG reasonable terms. @
 Li'chield, May 18th. 1893. .5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
xmmllle|I,R,
aATEsBURT LUlBgR { COIL C0. 8a
 Dealsrs in s@ EASTERN q WESTERN ElgJMRER | Also 70 NM,
 CW&K. .e |.

AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIE., Manufacturers of 6nahss. p.,oVn aNd Hllads. Turned wnlhs FlAs NaMsl pnsia. Dea pasls, Fable ksngp. Clplhep Paula. Hitch Rosls, Cd. Also on hand. mahogany, ehe,sy, blach wal Hul, maple. whiis@ona. &o. Elanlna- -sllmhog and Plaak Ilnaea, hoatds aRd planh plansd sad 'na'ehaa at shNfl Nalloe. oaloe, nesP Railroad elall0A. WAssFl usy, O,NM,
 ' ~ E. 4. LUM, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
FALL cAMPAfGN OPENED! Mark flae First Arrival.

DOOTS and SHOES. -IcO0 pairs of Boo'l ID and elsoes are this day received, and are ready fo. the inspection of the good citizens oi WpJcottville and vicinity. ALSO-5OO0 yards ol Blesched and Brown DomesiiE Coifo. .. Tickings. striped shiriinges Demin's Drills, &e.. tnr aale by the piece or yd. CHEAP .flE cAsH or exchange.
 A full assRtmeni of imported and d0Tneg.ic FANcY -Snops wilI be received next week. Full particulars given in due sme.ysff
 Butter and Eggs taken as ualTal.
 9s4y A. e BRADFORO'S
 gcHEAP CxsH SroaE, WoLcoTrviLLE. sept. %. 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
NrRRa sNERkiAag

MRS. HANNAH M. BALDWIN would lsI respectiu ly inform ,he Ladies of Cornwall and vicinity that she is prepared so cut and fif dresses in he latest and most fashionable style. Also, large assortment of dress sriMmings, collars. caps, nndersleeves, &c., for sale.
 .Ashare of patronage is solicited. ,r@-
 CernsCan Caire, Sep'. P, 1853. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
HesO GoOsgs :!
I ,. RR0TR ARO@.

HE AVING jlisl TetnFaed from NewsY"vk with HI a large assortment of fall and winter Gnsds, euch as clplhs. cassinlefes yesiiRgs, and Gentle men 's Furnishing Guuds, urge assar'ment Of Trimmings &c.; also. trunks, vaIices and carpet bags--he Rcnld inSife Gentlemfn to call and ex- anime this large stuck of Goods, which will be sold cheau for cash. es E ea
 Fall and winter Fashions just recnived st his Clothing Establishment, Wesf Nirrei, Litchfe1 C.
 THOMAS H. RtcHARDs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Bridgeport Power Comps ny

94Aes9 SEW1& WW~VS ~VsAsE>& 4Ay
 HNhls Company ase about erecting, m a l. centrai lnca'ian. several buildings, each Sidih. and three stories high, for the purpose [ letting out propetlinS power and room to .uch manufacturers as may desire. They wlll e provided with fiam THREE n FIvE hun. ised horse r ower and will have accommnda- ,ons for about 1000 workmen. Application far Power and Room may he made personally r by letter to either of the subscribers.
 ... P T BARNUM. .. -4
 .- ,s [s' S.'..as. VIM Fl NOBLE a.s..
 ID W THOMPSOaS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Store Stand For sale 1!

sf1E StOFet HOhs0s L0t. and ApputteHan- ;css therennto AeiOOging. situated in Litchfield three doors west of the Court house, formerly occupied by Lyman ]. ssmiiiB and now occupied by H. B. Richards, for Grocery and Provision Store. is ot> fered for sale. and will be sold cheap. The .erms of pay ment can be made easy to any one who wishes to purchase. Enquire of , aa2a t LYMAN J. SMITH, or
 GEO H. BALDWIN.
 Lifchfield, Jan 24th, 1853. ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
EAsTlaS, sTlaS .!!,.A!!! q,ARsI &C.

chaasd iN New Yosk iasns ss. ! eoflmanl ef kaals. Caps. chl.. m - dfan'a Beaver Hats, and every ihlng usaally eullea leE Ia hls llno--of the ls. ies' Spring elyla He would InsliO all Ia waal el eEllolAe V Als Way to RlVohim eall .. hls olS stand Shsee dOoss wtsl 6iths Court
 llaIs eI aMy saallsy. slss saa pslsslAtsIsk. @ ai ehHrl Aolloa.
 Cask paia Jbr Elsss. ' eAANt ,.Al..,s .,.. 2,l1aAM JACKSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
LO0E Wee.9
Crystal PmHaOel

WY III Q the uaa el lonflag % I,lee mIlolsa ln eag felaee .yee oan tRa llsl ol afllelesr - a.g aasah nila what e hfll1E. yei eah hnV ikSrs ~ lae lo4sal pa,elh|o ngIeeA AdmlInnae KSe eAIIageN halfpElee. Any. eaqalgy. aNaNs Nslsa 6v
 WsI.s''vsss, o,. ,o,a, "hssA' @ HAssnaA'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
so UlfR K xAaFD8 1;

! L saE W!UWN0 ANU NOAsHfthS &Esa@ al .
 DY . late Act ei Congress the WidSws and
 D mi noF children oi officers, non eemmis- sioned.. ofirers musicians and privsies. ho'n ,egulas and volunteer of the war "f iel and ,af the lniian wars since l79o. are entitled to five years half psy. a .-s-.-...,. z. ..sg.-,.sa
 THe Widayss as al revolutionary pens,ol.- ets sha aRh married sincs lS00 arc entitled Co .pensis as. Aiy iesms feF pFoeCsinE pensions ass to sgal, and my facilities such as Co guar anlea success. lwanld invite all pessons who nav | eve elaine an the Government to give nc Q call. All advice free of charge.
 # HENRY D DcKAvEs, Attorney d Lsw,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
T. .ls. RICHARDS. III II n e R A M T p d TT. A n

&W 3 3e v &3 z4 W ~ q a & U HEe M H AS just received large assortment of H Spring and Summer Gooas, consisting of Bsoadcloths, Casslmercs, and Trmmines of all llkinds. 's @e e
 Also-Ready Made Cicihing, consisting of every article n the Clothing fine, and his stuck of Clothing is ail his avn manulac,ure aad warran'ed. 70 give the best satisiacsior, :. Furnishing Goods in great variety. and . large assortment of Small Chccks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for each.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Quality. ahd Low Prices. is the Motto. Come a,.d see. First Store East of Wheeler,s Hotel. Wesl Street Liich6eld. a7l l1a"r' NIB. wil! nol be nadersoli. fssegso .1g5 s.s.t THOMASJl. RICHARDS. qi
 ,Lifchicld March A 1853. s ,..T-g;;I.rr--, a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
TIE BEST ASSORTMENT OF H,0DVTE~
.M L;feh feltt Tyo,,., ,, ~

V 1n Aatehf feEd County, 6OTH Cook and Parlor, can be seen at ,bn shop Ofihe sahscribeF. and can be bought Ior cash, erceediHgly slosg. .4r s '. ''
 Also, great var'esy ef Tin, Japanned end Britannia Ware, Fufnaces, CauIdrOn K Kettlcs. Cis'ern Pnmps. Lead Pipe, Hydraulic Rams, Enalneied Kettles, (a most desirable article for every housekeePer,) together with . large variety or Housekeeping Articles. .. Old Iron, Brass. Copper and Rags taken ia exchange. M ]. W CONE.
 |" am also agent for Norfalk and Ca. naan Gor the eale of Otis Potent insulated Lightning Reds. sss
 NorE,lk, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
tR. .l4e9's 6ass ssss,
 At tks Old Stand.

nu~<s@@ HAVING procured an assistant gIZ Watchmske, aud Jeweles will
 consinueto do any and al kinds si wascn sepa,ring and watch jeweline thai may be intruslrd l,,his care in the hest man. nef and on ieasonabltt terms. m pains wilihs s2ased to give satisiaeii"n toevery cussomss
 Thankfuifor past tavors ht would solicit lh. continUance nfthe pabiic patronage. AIso,s choice sssoslmeat ot Watches. Jewelry sni silver Ware at low prices fos Cash. ad
 Litehlield. May 1881. & s49 5ly3 ads
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Plumber and Coal ',

NE would cali ihe attention. iusl new of our patrons and customers generally io ihe fact that we have decidedly the best ard lar- gess assortment of Lumhert to be faund in the Naugaiuck Valley. not excepting Bridgeport. Our IL LSmbsr is mostiy well seasoned. and in Inc best condition for drcsssng. Those in want ofi t will doweli to cali soon.a seasoned Lumber will be ob5ained with dilEicsiiy from the early shipments. af8s9 #d
 We have also Lshigh. Whiis and Red Ash Coais on hand, afl ofswhich. together wiihonr Lumber, ehiagles. Lath, Sc. wUi sFe settling at prices flower shan present. assskes rates.
 WATEREURY LUMBER l& COAL co.
 ,Apsil 8. 1858 s X ,asasa4t a7
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
RmR RmUR

A VALUABLE L08fOF LAND inc soslh slde of Prospect Street, snnlslniaR between % and iI acrps. ns-rlv. alI of which. is fisss rate meaduw svitI, sh..,', vsn Apple TFrea or enarsIIrd i,.i,' is.l.s". S ;s On said land laFRe end gnnd n..~ HI... near tl,e centre dr it. a tsl.s 6Ia .,..:.. -. whsch wlI furnish an ahnndsr, s,,,ar.,.. ..s. 4. wafer through ihe ,driesl season. fS. % atlOve lOi is in . sQlIare and hsojl.-,...S Z ihrnl, aEd well sdspued to buildino i,,,, In,s and c#n be divided ir neeesssFy.T The prGspeci rum said land is IlHe,s scammand- ing an eniIFe view af she Lake. It is with In half mile Of the Court House aud cd. ln'n'nR the zFesidence olS Rev. Mr. Swan. For further particulars. eOquire .if T'sI7
 =. ..ss OLIVER GOODWIN. Liichfield. July I2, 1858. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

A large assortment Of Classical. TheOloei. cal, Miscellaneous, Medieul and SCHOOL BOOKS. AmeFicaR, English. and French Stationery, al wholesale or EeisiL BLANK BOOKS of eveiy description on haador made 10 order. "a. .i..l.s.s. P y.l,.s,si,slss s.. r-s
 D. Old BO"ks 70. bound, in plain or ele- sani style. MerchanIs. School Committees, Teachers, &c.,, supplied on lhe most liberal terms. Ljuly 6, 1s53-S
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Mangatuc 1ailrOads 2 z

FaH Arrangement commencing Sc %, 1853. sa zs s.gs =
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
shirt Maksssg

' e91a1'- MAC EsS sAUVANCED.-- I :. A NEW scale Of pricss has been adopted by ,lse New Haven shirt. Mauutacury, to take effect the fret of November. Pers0ns wishing work can obtain 1t by calling on tho Agent
 ~ s. ". BRONSON, Litchfield, Conn.
 1 Aug. 30--l6 sg9g X, ei7 gT 3-s-s7I s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

Litchfield, Jan 24th, 1853.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-14
Enchanted Mountain IN Tevas

They have strange things in Texas. as wen -
wicked doings. The following account Of : Great
natural curiosity in that country is fror, the er-
as Telegraph"
This singular mountain, or hill issituatea On tn,
head waters OF the Saec-a small tributary Of the
Colorado, about eighty miles from Bastrop, in a
northwesteriy direction. 1t is about three hundred
feet high, and appears to be an enormous oval rock
partially imbedded in the earth. When tse sua
Shines the light is reflected from its polished sur
FACE as from an immense mirror. and the wAoSe
mountain giows with such dazzling radiance esa+
the behoder who views it, even from a distanra nf
four or live miles, is unable to gaze upon it withouk
experiencing painful sensation, similar to that
which is felt when looking upon the rising sun.-
The ascent of the hill is so very gradual. that fe-
sons can easily walk up to the top; but the rock i
SO smooth and slippery that those who make the
attempt are compelled to wear the moecasins or
stockings instead Of shoes. This act, tosetherwith
the name Of the place, Holy Mountain. reminds the
visitant very foreibly of the command made to
Moses at Mount Horeb, 'Put OF thy shoes from off
thy feet. The Camanches regard this hill with relje
ious veneration. and Indian pilgrims frequently a.
semble from the remOtest borders of the tribe 20
perform their Paynim rites upon itssummit."
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-14
A Dreadful RiSk

A few Sabbaths since, at the close Of dscoaze
Of great pungency and plsinness, a preacher usde
solemn appeal to his hearers, whether, in viewof
the truths and warnings he had uttered they would
run the risk of delaying the work Of repentapcel
VIII you run the risk Of losing your s,uls? win
you run the risk Of perishing in your sins, snd d
ing without hope? The appeal was ktd y and sol
emnly pressed on the minds Of those presais At
the close of the service in passing down tie aisle
lady deeply impressed with the appeal Which had
been made said in low but earnest tone TO gay
young lady of her acquaintance. "Csn you resist
such an appeal as you have just hesrd2 VIII you
venture to run the risk of losing your souls" ~Oh
yes, she replied in a thOughtless tone, Il win run
the risk" A few days after, the pastor who made
the appeal was called to attend the funeral Of =
young lady in certain street, who had died sud-
denly, 1t proved to be the young lady who had
yentuFed to run the dreadful risk Of losing her soul
Behind the curtain of eternity we may not Pene-
trte, or follow thespirit to its last aceountZsos
Herald end Wesleyan Journal.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-14

A Mr.. WINTERS had lost nearly all of his hair and
had been bald for many years by the of three bot
ties q tie 1aageec Ointment had his hdir entirely
sore and now has beautiful head of hair as any man
could wish. His age is about 80 years.
A son of Mr. Warren Of this town. IA years of age had
been afflicted with the Asthma from his cradle lie had
the benefit of the best medical advice that loving and
wealthy father could procure without avail II one OF
the most aggravated saw he was emaciated al
most 10 skeleton. By the of few bottles of the Oin
ment ne was th0ro cured and for seven months past has
enjoyed robust hoath.
This was an extreme case of inflammation of TIE srleen
eight different physicians without receiving benef-was
cured by the of only four bottles of the Magnetic Oin
nent This tour months ago and the lady Ia Mrs Dun
ham, is still good health and able TO attend 10 her usual
household duties Ihare treated two cases of Chronic Sore
Ees with the Ointment both of the patients so aearEy
bhd as 10 need attendant TO lead them from place
place One Of them had been afflicted is years tie other
about years They had tried the best physicians in the
State, without benefit; and of them had been under the
treatment Of the celebrated Dr. Muzzy of Cincinnati for
eighteen months and had expended hundreds of dollars in
efforts TO effect They are now by use of the
Magnetic Ointment neatly quite eued and are able
read and attend to any ordinary business have used the
Ointment in number efcases Of Piles and in no case has
fat t gglng SnDlIiGte relief md 0sHeSayd permanent
have also used it benecaly severe cases of Ery-
speas. And last but not least have within the last wear
cured four cases of CANCER by the Of the Magnetic
Ointment alonel
From thorough trial of the Ointment in nearly every
disease for which it is recommended confidently re-
commend TO be Of the most useful remedies ever of
fered to the public. RsSgsetlglIy Yours.
BURTON HUBBELI, NJ. D.
Dated Jan "a, $780, Amelia Ohio.
The character OF this Ointment efficient remedy is
established in this city There quite number of ind-
yduals who ascribe their restoration to health to the
| this extraordinary Ointment
/ For sale by II. G. SC0VEL,
BERRY & DEMOVILLE.
mayo CARTWRIGHT Il ARMSTRONG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-14

and State, and light from whence Il, - i. -.
word OF life to the islands Of the ses s 81 ~. - -
truth the Lighthouse Of the Pacific rs..S. s. q
the gospel of Jesus Christ '~As wa
The Ladies Protestant Orphan Asylum, b,s- -
cured an eligible site for large eiifce to he hr';Ss
ior 'he accommodation Of the orphans. a b5n-
% ursH YARD lot has been given to them bv the cifv
o1 me ladies have about oSytsen thousand dosIsss
ton to build at once. --- = . 'He'1 ~ ''ea-
a spirit of Christian lberalitv prevails thro,oh.
Yet the and California is not only rich +; 49,,
but in good works ilen IA egio'
All we need now is, men Of enl.rzad ers.s..;.-
views with minds sufficiently expaps~e ~ sS;-
the yastness OF the work before us and With SsIss
OF hlgh order to interest the young. aetive - -
terprlsing race OF men who are row here ard -
stantly Hooking to our shores. We want re,5 ~
superior talent and intellect TO interest r. ,ass
who at present are not identified with anv ek1rok
but who keep aloof simply because the man bsd
not yet appeared among US.
VIII not the American churches look 20 this s..t
}ect! We want Hawks, Tyng, a De witt. :
Detnnne, Beeeher--men who are not ACCLAIMED or
airic 10 declare the Iehoe truth in Simplicity and
power; Ihe field is already white TO the hsr7est.
l, eue where are the reapers! San Francisco cries
S,O1e, w no viii come over and help usP 1lenof
God 70 the rescuel 0,,-.--r =
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-08-14
New Application Of CIlldroform.

A botanist at Orleans has been trying the eject
of Chloroform upon plants and flowers. His best
experiment seems to have been made upon a sensi-
tive plant. As you know, this flower contracts i'm
mediately upon contact WITH or even at the approach
OF any foreign substance. Strange to say, it made
no objections to the vicinity of sponge contain
ing chlOrofOrm, and after having experienced its fa
eject remained constantly open. allowing itself TO
be handled and smeled Of withuot the least shrink
ing or covering. 1t even consented to be probed
with lancet or some other instrument Of the nat
uralist; who, thinking he might never get such an
opportunity again, disseeted the oviary and iss
most vital organs, meeting with nothing but the
most bland resignation during the whole autopsy
As the effect Of the narcotic passed off, the petals
seemed to curl eOavulsiyely up, but beyond that
there was no further evidence of life or sensibiitx
The PROCLAMATION to which it had been subjsessd IN
ring its sleep, combined with the ruthlessness Of
the lance, had killed it. 1t never stirred again
On the same stem another flower, to which chlc-
roform was not applied, preserved throughout -
unwillingness to be approached, and during the
process of dissection remained inscrutahly within
doors, the blinds closed, the curtains drawn, and
daylight impertinence, and science hopelessly shut
out.-lN. Y. Times.