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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

At theslate meeting of the Connect. cut Homeopathic Socieiy at.New fia- ven. Dr. Denison of Fai.ield was chosen President. Dr. Rodman of Waterbury, Vice President. Dr. Green of Hartford. Sec, e.a'y, and Dr. Skin of New Haven. Treasurer. ~.4 @ ,s,4 ...',g.ss N x ss
 The next meeting 7of the Society is 10 be'htM ali Waterbury onsihe Sd Taes- day of May next. sat'is
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
DsasE SfGsv. IASAa, ]. vVife.

The wife of 0oytrnof Pond expired at' Iier residence. in Milford. sboa. i $ clock Ftidayi morning. Shsrhad heen iafevblel heallh some Eeeks. her disease fnally tsriAiuasiag h plsaAsy, which proved fatal. She wakA mcsi sstimabls woman nan in all. tue rslasions of life. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

A man named Chauncey Johnson lias
 lately been arrested in New York. cbarg- ed with the robbery Of the Bank of the
 Statc-i. e.,swi,ll taking from its coun-
 ter the package of bills containing some
 ss7.ooo. $ss.oOO. 1t is said, : was found
 ip his possession. Several hundred dol
 lars of the bills. ip the hands of two men at the West. was stopped, and the men arresied.1 Tlle Bank seems to have Ibsen fortunate in recosering 50 much of its money. f (. '.si ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Ffc9ark IN TRor. X eJrresbondent Of, the New, Yoak Taribnne at Tsoy'sia.es that the Mayor aud Posimasler of thas ciig.N hose name sal30sWofths has bean deiected in sundry foagesies witch wIll. tlesiray him. I'he exposure has aston ishcd many. Among the nalnes which he issss iss folged asa gbdse of FaliiS I Casholic priest, A., IVY ANalti1s since deceased. and ]. K. slIPTtntice grocer. IL is also rumored that he kas used tI,e name of his father
 and father in law. sn sssssA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Cha,les Edward Wedemaysh the Con- missioner Of the German deParimentsof llhei Crystal Palace, was arrested last Iweeksforssl stealing n bollls Of pefidine.y from the Fsench department. Many stolen asticles were found at his iod giogss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

lis ptoposed to 0rganize M Fire Itis stitaace Company of the letkod;ss Cps;
 copnl Gnu, cil, for the. mutual insasanee pf the St0 900 900 worth of churches and sparsenagrs belonging lo oahai dsdoms
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

aAlasge. live eagls;alighted upon one, of the gils eagles which sarm6unt the City Hall. ih New York on Friday. whe,e he amused bimself Tar \ long time by lookipg down upon .lle sordid mll,i,uds below x,,.l s,s., .,,s,'sl. W v,,Ws.tsissso '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

9@r The anniversary Of Ibe evacuation 'ofsbe city bythe B,hish. Tas celebrated .ip New York on Friday by tbe veterans of the last vat. and other military cona-I ipaniessiaThe City Halls swas brilliantly illuminated in the evening: and several beautiful transparencies displayed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

D9adful Mortalitys Ship Eppde.
 which arrived as New Feskdlass week
 fbom Harfe. rhporis sesshty y>6xs deaths ,dn lhep voyage. Slip Atlantic, whieK arrived same afternoon. from Liverpool, |rsFsris n eqpaI number .of deaths ,n lbaard1 Total jnblil.es tss6 slIiPss One
 Hundred md Fiftvl Scarcely af1eniigrati IyesssHafsiyes but wliiels hayes more or
 less eases of the ship lever on rlhe
 passage. st1 sF,o 4sasssi
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

GAsax isi4He AacTSc REsIoss Capt. McChire. the discsHrrer of ile baK Ksooght NDrilrs;eai Passage. iouRd ah habnidsnce s,i game in The frozsn segh,ns, iaeselol0re sul- ps,srd ia De tlrsiilpfeI pf aniinai life. he. exprd,iiha ipupd Ihe, musk ex, deer, harrs, pfli,se, ducks, geese, wolves saili bears, Ikus c0niirm,ng Lie, Kane 's thepfy, lhai
 Iiie may be supp,fisd by 70 dven.uFers alisT tie sapphes sl,eyl bfoagisi are exlasissed.
 Cap. NlcCiurr's pariy captured 1O.0o0 A ln,illais pl' game. ktsAcrsi 0cl. Ia. 1850. { and April Q. lS5ss sl'keaslker pere lnnsa very las. feeding princ,paily nl tie dwpri
 willow, hui q Hhssurpusrd they ubisine,l much heiier fsiod further up 'rIiey were
 very wild. and lLe gnnners had io display \ Rfeaf pfecaui,On m shooting ti,ems. Flhr
 cnansry cpnisins flne ssrren vssirys, intes-
 secsgdMiii1 mthe giveFs. fxiansigea apiaips
 lakes, wASdAs and parlsuf slae eaRsiAcpvsr. sd win simple. sbnl hvcly MlA iloMerssr- BcstsR Tfansrripf. MI a,ssssg W ssrz
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
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GarrssUah's NEw Ss1srNns AT WAsn
 ,serun.--A writer in shr Uni0M. delendinn
 ne usu usfble 1areup recently erecled al ! lFasbin,lon, dssehshfs | iuAhc repsse q
 N. nr.icIt lhms s..-
 A Isn,hlc pna child ihe Ni|f afa 2inas1s
 1f lhe gaf west is u'&naNk tlrE cay ilsfss:
 Ille h.rcsis heshR wkary Al'e Fesls nn ilis slie uf furk; wlsilsl sieaItlsiy. aud uns,b- srrvrd by llrr, savage approaches wIila
 in ssFlklng disiancR. Jus lunallaMk npisfu aud ready i0 aIe<ceRsl. \ ApnwtFtul 4hA liaf ..ly banter. equally uHnhsrryesi. nppFnactFs inc lsidis. aissI ilnflet tel4 pinasas 1till hy lie arms. and hullls him as firmly aS thanait hn,.n.l rsilIl wiilies---evincinR in sihe ensIrr ErnnI,.a heauiIul conception, iar above the etrwa If 0rsIihary cril,cs.
 The figure nf fi.e irnsaIe is cisssse and heais,ifuls i'd lhe exlakHirg the 3aoea b fxiI aaisise- vap may read vnunlcs in tlse t.tllpf senaIce; she does Ral know that the In slluns is near i,er her thlnghlsi are txstl, her children. iaf away in kef cahin she is weary aud ikah1isslssf; perhaps fise ,tiea s,i s 5TssIiue iRsIIa :. sIlsv 1 efass iler mind = The lmiliaaj js psFalsseds he ls elIeCetd 'bv . .4llWCf 0eyN4u UN sGslet1St tlteWoN AS tte v arakped .hy ihe yarnSa frusu helsind Snd shruwnl uaainsa she schest uf tl,e hnnseF . hts head Ss Ihnnwn baeks apd lasks upward A,0 al,e face pf lhe Rllle man in seasch ul the cause ul s.s powerful and snsiantaRepu an scs.nn. 1skm figure 4 ehne sils ils ans asn!ssx xp3 aflNtE arfsnIetneai s tiie mus cleS are ssusE Uf SA tndsan with0sit ekaW- seraiion 0r dsssattina, batxlecaittlIv slissss inu sndtleh ssuspsnsnapf istsuisd vi6sn, selioRk 5 viRa g@A n9 N ae9.
 The fgnre uf ahc lssnusrs $ . aiair sspeeis SnRh nfsw snhles ana dariHaR psaieers aAs peslecl Apsahs ip dignity and fRHres hia finely chIseied lace ds,es nni express any Ierlinn Qi,,lanhl oF suteess .cf hone M re- wafd--st is Rsshle and nanIV. He, like Apali0s knows liis power ise1cs, ike Apnl- ln, you tind m expression 0f ltst tt anxi.s eEy. Had ysW hanfes with lsis kniie piefc- ri ihe tSsari aIa iiIe Asalisu is eixassld ksve sserificed ahe sswnle the hand shais iaas already descending with the deadly ipnaa- Lark KsulI .ss lhr knife Eepched ahe lear. have ialIcn eunvulsiSely mdre powerful in lsis dea:h .sirnugle. and Ilses group would have nrtsenIrd asrAgtdy nrtif ibr posi- sion Il. of neat the Gspsi6l ans Indian and < leaaaie in the Aeenies of deaah. .foHiy io he isn,lrtlsai wiih .uffDr. nntl aunzRo7hy a he saaedao. sbe scplpsaftti records If our history. s. sssiapa "a saas al
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Judge Petit, pr Indianas has decidsd that the Liquor LaW Raased ial thai aSlntsl last min,er isG nslitniibhhls and .lSas llisshasEed th6se who lasl bssa assssttd. clIssgsd with bssakiug shas lFMss sss sss.s' N,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

{ Tie Alllhs belief thAt shs Soill is1I hosliiha io Ais end soon V epfeS q lng ihl MaiR& Net spiiRg iS tIls c eale kssiass1 fof llsatS Somsy m innog mn exslf Real| ssla,e aud sailtoad sspck Mill hare . iAlll fhsns assh { as.ah ssasls ss.as.-as sssaasA. SiIas sEdghi slseps N q h9nbls grsxs1 la lhe hury gfoNnd jnss alls pf atl,sl siIlsge pf Gpploas Ssa kawseHce Gpnn,ys kiIA simple spopuGnenk btnEiAg hikl hanse. and lalss 0f lsis bislh AAe sdeAth. nisslAN sfIit8 has sesN t0QssstSd mo ar ics ho0se a4lAehed toa an h6leL - N. .s's ls&sA - X .s s { hAt aseesng Ale1smR bf tIls Dii$ei0FsI 6f slhe Ballim6Fs and Ot &Ai|f9eq. ~ sots wAs passed ihcSsssiuR lh6 falafR " the .psesiaeni. The plesiAent e<clped toFeceiy6 tlie nfyepee senu iha &rNnud thaa tho gopd nGpded ne nonsy naGse ihna he diA pssR hsS ae& sale A.p "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Elf ''ls| I||< lfftlp,1 tf ibe llelro. p1|''*6 s|t 4 #4T fak' tfaW < t|fsn ta|s| [E4 a '|4'l 1INl yfstS bhs s.6t@ | I*& Xs|| '|'I hI. NIthd|ak. il.s <I|I. SNs |E8 11|>1I Hu8ll. llt 1l|
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01


 THRnIFonfAn EETEFI or mn UNlgnD STATEs.-The nt6i FsDtiI 1i lho a6tehth eepsne of ihe United StA|esis 1eW pans. lns 'llrou1h lt psess. q sill eonsistof asigsle qsAfso volume 6fswflps han. dre9 pagesy md Alll be TeAay Ior distvi- builon at Inc opening ef flsa next aeen;uu of Congsess. fhis voIams is flled wilh valuable slMii6lics. not the leass interert. ing of whish.nre those in reference to the extent of lhe Territories of iha United States. Even Young America may pause in its annexation enklSusiRsm to admire the expahsiveness cf lise Republic the total area of which, including the terri. tofieGs is eel down at 2.ggI, ,I23 square miles. Yhe fetfitOFiAl exlent oI tho Republic is nearly ten times as large as stliss of GFeat Bfiiain and Ffanee com bincd three times as large as France, GseHl BtilaiF, Auslfia, Pfussia, Spain. Poriugal.a Belgium; HollAnd and Den. mark together; one and .. .lslf times as large as tbe Russian Empire ia Europe; one sixth less only than the area covered by the fifty nine. or sixty empires. states and republics of Europe; of eonal ex> tent Mnh the Roman Empire. or that of Alexpnder. neither of which is said to have exceeded 2. .0e0 900 square miles. The total alcaIofs No,th Anisfica' is s. SIS 3a64S squal e-milss. .ssa-sss r A&WlscoxsIk ScnooLs Some Tdea 6f the liberal support ex' ended to lhe. schools 0fz Wisconsin may bs gathered. from the fact that ilie amount of the school fund Of the Sla,es and sl,e estima- ted value of the ,pRhlio lands anpropri6, ted for schools and coileges, is lit.isi less ulIan3en millions lof dolhsEs, the inte,est of %Aiclr is to bs forever appropriated for educaaional purposes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

A edMpaAyl lss 6tea. l6ialsa ~ kaals1di
 Ng csitsfliclihg tlilp c6hal hcsass ll.s
 leihNustf Datien 6ig Stnsts Fox is sl.,
 Pavpllenl, ai,1 llle dlgeplnEa me bnase nl 'ilA. Flcllesl faFp in ERRlsQd. Tleg okl no pt f gsnlegp aid pf The epumgEl nl| fl.ey wsn iI aa V 0Nf cunlideDes md a0pd iefIInn.ra Al uiarill)ink ,5 llls k|nd Wll hr pi Itte| tlutnl|lie 6Hd I6lpoflanecs ette. cIa||y V il bt iiI| .'5fiksl to ti|is cnehifk ,FtsdsG C Wl'IU||ei 4llfk thulluuAlDal..A
 t} means l4 altes t4l1eh lN U1t pteaIs e|,..' and sll 0lspslg lncllasle asF igaas' w'lo China apd elf1..si ii siis sa tsslss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

CRuELTy --A tipiiine ina tcIl n ne m s,n1 Ldng YlshlI n safdtilAv ~, lIie l 1.i, tlll., ca ne sesiilA aI Witch ssaS sisksd q Dslgsa s.i pts00N Nhk Ias4tss ls sectin,EI siled s as llIhsunasinK n . sil0 iGils se sN Q s..sesk Sg,,e
 llisiagce &Sb tnriiHfnss sily AIraia1 < sl.alse1 pyyaa.L hia pee ere sr <naassnee < shessl ,li
 lnsRnsgss within ii,nes slse ns.hIe sphnaE 5ys'
 lg n few hpnrs aiier, He Neu. Yark.
 Xsss!y s;s x \ !s.sf '' Fssisnss ia slis | isss;as { ls.s.;iol l,,,... 5 . ss,.,m, ,; \. <
 Arab W0iiId have walts.i yeafes ..s milss 9veF ah.ifhipR sai'ss ib ctas.n. dfist6 f1f Q
 hoasssas siAe1inp Nis Isis's szills ssssee
 Y a secnusl la rrs,-- ssn,uIzrd hv the siislssl anlIatsssiIiswnisf -Asiif nlanzlel f,k nn narIlup ollioaefA hnagvfs hpd bearllrss sptculSsl sngs-- iiripg da'yp iApS AElysssr Aeckiun lilss. gS.,ps.i wiih alie f,msp ffpui. bis aapks .--tii ssending nstscle and vei1. until .ur
 voice VI Nlanispun cried i;is es f--lI.en led' aWeya0 uie iis unIii it.s,w skHsis -- ss,tI y;,s.
 Aaes n slea afp shs Feslhy 6f shs gscesss H'l lnal againsi ahne. MI lil f
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Sa.l .sisl Islansls

iEw. On eANs, Nnv. sS. 'ga' F'feHllb Ss1aNicl, lpeas il,ea aneulsia, ten days islef Adosisfss suisaaae has leea, iui6glgi U llie llIAisis; Rfiace Kiius lahisisa hayiVa rsssGhed stle office pt Rritpe Alii,iAr
 lrr. aud Juiln Young kcisss appailssa shiAa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

Ehs NsR Xmk p0lisSluen ihs{e 6P- peared in usg uniIusm tec4AtlR. Il eoh
 tistr e Asi1HIo tleGfled fS0tks c6tl. pl Navy blut pl5ln. el.Ii black altons. a.,,i eIossd Up lo lht ntc l7I,tS ate a|so lo eonliRpt Hsnilrg lhs fI'i6,h9 2; si iRr. nld NiI| se04 hfvp a peculiar spll oi clp lur.' nIghst sken lp. bo NoInE ENiih ahe Io,hes dlighs uaiIoEm. sss'.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
-. n.1,-.,a. nnl HInlls,

L
 The irai6h, on lhu Housatod's Road now run tls enlissllaslh yi'hos, ehsuga sfsut,. on he N1aeh,uq RpilioNd ihe ina has ben repaiisa. e1seps tslwesn ,walesbpr5 and cshp's Millt, snd alis' Mi De ccpple,ed u ASfew days. Tho Superintendent spares no sfsit or ez- pense to hasten the wolk. and any one whohas witnessed ths dgvastatioa Of the food will be surprised at the wonderful UeIsrity ~iIls wBlsk tie rsrai1s have Seen accomplished.
 MeHnwiIils.w we pslisniIy Maitt@cdays for our New York mEil. nn6 of late The Hartford papsSs afe tks same length of lime O1 the road. While tEs usual tonle is interrupted. we dO not see why ept southern mail may not b. Eegulaslysrss ceived by the Honsa.onic Road, as ko,rs4sls, ns .sii4sa saaaAa se gaaA atss ss kse.sJ ss.- sx .seft 5sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

eumS soounassl bas lbstn lsAsylllsg FllSobgh sAe s.als. spIlins tooth ka phiF|i q epmpcssa pfIneipslly oi shs sll q sll. siph The Ppblieesnnps bs eco sauliOus
 h.pusehAsing soy shlnsef tbstind. C
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

E Hon; Roger 4. Mills has become a resident Of Aartfofd eouasy. .i@ying
 laielya removed from New Hartford to ! New Britain. sas 2 as 5fs e.i i6 sites bse
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Dagsn.erl.eesypes..

Our Wolcoityille, friends will never
 hsyeoa better opportunity of sser,ring lshsir shado~s, in tangible form. than by
 application to Er. Judd. who will remain .vish them a few,dayas Mr, J.hhas had long experience, in s.l,ela and bispic- iafss aienot exetlled qeithet in city or country. 2 Read lis advertisement, aud then go and see his specimens -7and. f yop don't carry away miniataieediiion ofself.,R may be regafdad esi evidence that you cannot darpfeciAis tie 'Beauties of good picture. ...t, srst,.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

V n UVH N8NN E7 . Nf9szE I& kEkt "
 { sA CeAlITsoN WAp. 0asisf ths isaA- dledl guns which tie aR6ssss,ss xLies fred on WeaSesday. VAS vAddsi Sjsl, k copy Of the wortsslsS spsys. ss .s 5 sspy ! ! of sAs Rss,oa CsmWouvealsh,a eopl afihs rejected coussilniiaM pndA KszaalA llass Shich q pfomiAsnsD frss sailsl ol lAlss1I sssser had plsdgsa ss 4 aad dibg ios ne gun vhose bsszsp throat was sx gssss1 to announce coalition victory sbopls sasf lima IfaEsii rasssss jssGiseaia Eick
 ing. that was the gun. sssnAs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

eB- Curtis L. Nostll. lnsufanccaAgens &c. at Me,iden. has failed, and the event has made qai,e q sir inilhat conmnnity, His liabilities are said lo be large. ns b,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01
Psss CT. ~ zi'|al IF. Isst

' M V svss s.xss sa1REsA DEA AFls Nsav.ssSbA ' Ytsttfaav SllkgAs5ssn ahsu lIlfee O' eICcks the baai sliiipnss lteaaiie ran iisin aha eahsixetf q astnalF 6oai csiI,lainina q n9ihhes
 pl perFs,ss, aiiiiln sst lss ts einig llt ebip N'1nca run iiisI nrsived |. appnsiae Race si.s s30hse ssixn nsSs eiahtef tlsnse Miip were in lile byas are sypRs,sssl ,p hsse eksii drD9ssil. 4. !!
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

sl MAxUTAcEUnB ar SsLEssak jReR lille l Lpnden Mrrtanles' Masspzifies says: flAsi
 nalsl txiensive display pfs in,n, ii al ibe Isiagrs nf iis nlanl.lsr'pfc.s is seDl Iipin iIs,
 nnnert,ns f,rgrs s,f HniipD. oi Count Rep. ard, who aInne Necupies | large jli,r ton a,i n,e bsseiueni OI ste budding. sf.ke q,,aiify!
 a'i 'ifl,e airtSl fsadactaI al lilsNi,rise Isas se p
 currdsa iutaltrrpalaiiuIl, fiset1gh 0sisss ess
 iatlsshnrttis as the Laura Wnrils; at Besl.
 ii,ri,, l,rudpcr iron iit bar, aud ssl,e J@rgrrI
 furnls. in grraier qisbfily. fhe Reuard
 WOrks ai uprivaIled iu iilr liner spris :nndl cnuksne vessl Is. stftl ilI many varieties, rs,
 ia'ciaily iarEed sisei ni ihe linest qiiaiiiy
 Here isa nssssi abandaai supply. Sheer lirns is exldlicd rum iilexel Nos Iss, bf sucl,
 asdearrcof etiti'Hlthataiie leaves casr he { lnsrsi f,r paper, A bask hindgFof BfsSisu las made sil aihu.p M nail.ing ssl@, il.e-l ll,agrs .nf which turn as hrxil,ly as lt.e finest f.sisfic nI linen tags. As vel, s.s,' ex.
 leFEiyr api,leJiio1 fir ihis l,.rn, ol tie
 metal lss Erpn found. bsa iIie nisnaRef |sngs fte nlaiTrial lnsmsf pStcPJe flse ssse isss sn. Perhaps lBeuis isiat igseaiisr f,e priss~ rG 6ar ai,et etaFpieca es aI,eae nlriallie ieaves, aud GrlY liies sdfRiFiscAre pvwerslI Iapis, 0fd any c,slpr rfr sl renglA nf ipfceps. rjays nnly tD invrhl ayi,lir i,k. md the .tl,ip., ss dnpr. or fir iipesi ssnrf tile usachifery rolls T,04D s6ssafF 5eri 0i .Mi,ai, may be cSilsd stAf iraa. Isasi4l ' lsDndred weight ufl n.siaL AiG phiimEnf psicr, ilvweyrf, tie S,Irsian iraeenasips eiDsPsle asiitrfL Enas Dish. Much is siill snaniied wiiis w0.,d, and He coai and msbNriblsiie9kreatrr dis.
 aances lrRNs each plheh eal ll,ei .nsRch sapi~ | fal ,s e.slsnnied hv ille cnnveyarce. uf fuel |
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

z sTsi.e r.snrreaatian in aEfenaanes nt Nn9 I.e7lS. ,slsT7p st .H &As.iH shn. m 4nns 'Iar ns[. sSels BY |lf8 ie t6e flidsi q dlp ,,s.'s t..@S;2e an Sfnc knlli1n leR 1n6dsnlg s',r.sr,,drd through tle esifne ePes Aee1ss ,~ ,l.c rrrns aslfinHueolile lalh gnl pars ,rrinr. A mnmeniaty eleful Nil1 Ila cts rrnliSl damaee enssed. At eEen1 lhel ! , sSisch,e vura kuR aksi eseps in 1eeElr11
 Whese there waS an f6or. d0d b11tzIl1kb
 lo wnlk a heaun. te5 u,Aipa fsl tirp s found hiIntklI win his ' Dot b |" A.Ss-
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

r1r Our ashlAgs9a t6ssssbondsps ls' .lsmiadsd sd sbas ee do ass pskIlhA eou..
 lapRisRliqns uulsss ne easheEs nans x
 siEeps (hat tey pnblieaiipn. kui fss our '6va axalsiassisn. 's m sssas pli 9s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

sFl.E Ese9 Sssiic csaae E..nytfaion . Ts5sl. hbnkE nhsjI 1tksnIIzk 1s.. dli seeiinI nk il 1 sian hiI ~ ~ K1f. Ess5dinz lia aslend ss |Es i'rnr pserisAa.y spf.iAies. Nj \ \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

ss. .l,s' Y M s ssss, s.ls IT ;ai.se { i,e I'll lirE, is senlkllsell l1 luaN ss. " Rt)<iE IT .1a t.1sasy. Nassa 2 q aa N ssis - q s .sz z iRs1ss alsl
 ~ < .slk5 zs,r. M Nas. s sslss Kir. kIasota. U S. M,uislef su rEace, A,r. Lane, U. s. AIiAmisr q, CLna, and rhnn,as is&eEpnaass . $ A.iARles .io &nSsiR, Ml Apls ~ lse sea assesi Fl Al,a kke- ,nIeal, esil f'sg fheir rsspeefise dsssinaiiaps ,zlsi N|5xf &<in& csslsii iFllseil shy lle Scnals li TIC HeEl neapian ae CaheFcss. sst '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-01

GoLD yRoa aAusTRAlrA.- -The ship Bayaria, from Melbourne, Australia, ar rived q New Yosk on Saturday direct.
 with passehgsfs and sfstig ghl. and eloo.> 900 is gold. scasigasd te Adams z Co. Ekpreess Agvnis and sl2O.ooo Q. she hapds pf ppssensss Tbi@l iss,he fits. shipmsDasof gnlda direct fs.aa Ausltalia. ssaSA ss ~sr4s As---ssss+44ss44 laaAgE8 ' iSa ] s's Tslereiids. sA lstsset prsashes alo has been sssaussamedg " psfasnBdlass the city on the Sabbstli: using Iie Hib!a ps hls text book waf ls'ocispr' sss apeRs lsst Sabbash aflAHoep aa)aesasisA sAhops kSoda0fi lhssG sGays,il Rshes. g Aaniob of 200 os 300 Iiisli CatKblis lsbolsss. 10, whom Iis dosssins. rsrs @ dislas.ef..l bsss
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

A SINGULAR FAcr.--Under this
heading the Louisville Times has the
following paragraph:
A marriage solemnized in South
Carolina is indissoluble, either by the
consent Of the parties or by the judy
ment Of any foreign tribunal or statute
Of any foreign Legislature. No judi
cial tribunal in South Carolina has
any authority to declare a divorce,
and no divorce has ever been granted
by the Legislature Of the State.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

Ii n =
4 SEAMsTREs THAT WoH'T STARvE.
The Glasgow Chronicle describes a
sewing machine, which has been intro-
daced by d Mr.. Darling. This OAR
ling viii be considered . duck, ~
some Of our fashionable milliDers, and
bis Jenny will be just the aeamatress
for their money, as. site will ask no
wages. want no food but little oil. and
be able to do without my rest what
ever. Our own shifts, also, will be
more comfortable To wear, when we
shall be enabled to think to ourselve
That their manufacture has been ground
out Of wheels and cogs at small cost,
and not out Of human nerves and mus.
cles for small psy.- PN,ichs
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

LATER rRom JAMAICA Kingston
papers to the 18th If July have been
received in New York. The sugar
duties were the subject Of much dis
cussion. Several daring robberies
have recently been committed in
Kingston. Successful experiments in
table turning are said to have been
made in Spanish town. A Chamber
Of Commerce has been established in
Kingston The Journal Of the 9th
says:
Since the late heavy rains with
which we have been blessed in this
city, the yellow fever. which previous
ly prevailed among the shipping IN
port, has abated considerably. We
have heard of but ore or two cases
that terminated fatally.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

A Wisconsin lawycr is said 70 have
commenced an address to the Court in
the following style: sThc Court will
please observe that the gentleman from
the East has given them a very learn
ed speech. He has roamed with old
Romnlus, soaked with old Socrates,
ripped with Earipides, and canted
with old Cantharides, but what, your
honor, does he know Of the laws Of
Wisconsin -
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07
Tsg FyerTyE SLAVE CAsE 4

THE FUerTIvEs SLAVE CASE AT
PHLADELPHrA.--The case Of George
Smith. who was brought before the
United States Commissioner Of Phila-'
delphia on the 21st ult., on the charge
Of beiag fugitive slave vas heard on
the 23d, aud the Commissioner de-
cided that he should be remanded to-
his master. The abolitionists then
got writ Of habeas corpus issued,
from State court but tie United
States, Marshal, In consequence Of the
responsibility imposed upon him by
the United States law, refused to de-
liver the fugitive, whereupon the Judge
Of the State Court ordered the Sheriff
TO arrest the Marshal for contempt
Of Court. The Marshal disclaimed
any intention Of contempt The case
was not settled on The evening Of the
Odd True Dettn.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

The Iron pavement put down in
Howard street, Boston, last year, pre-
sents, saysthe Transcript, very eaven
appearance and seems to wear well.
The Mayor and Alderman have voted
to try the experiment in q street
through which omnibusses and heavy
teams pass. and portion Of Court
street is soon to be paved with the ap-
proved and grooyed iron blocks.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

INCREASE OF PurfLs IN BosTor -
Tho pupils ia various public schools
in Boston not including the primary
have increased ii an average, at the
rate Of about 500 annually for eight
or ten years previous 10 1851, ard
the amount paid for salaries Of teach
ers INCREASED during the same time,
at The average rate Of $1,000 a year.
The total cost Of the public schools
during The last year amounted TO 1887
TOO
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

From a statistical digest just pub.
lished, it appears that the human FAM
lily numbers 700, 900, 900 and its an
nual loss by death is 1S,OO0,OOO,
which produces GA, 400 tons of ami
NAL matter, which in turn generates,
BY decomposition, 5000 900, 900 GU
bic feet Of gases, which are cleared
away BY the atmosphere, by vegetable
matter decomposiDg and assimilating
them for their own uses.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1853-08-07

TEs,GsAT,oa or the GOVERNOR
or RHopE Asa Potter,
Secretary Of State Of Rhode Island, in
proclamation dated the Goth ult.,
states that Philip Allen that day re-
signed The office Of Governor, having
been elected q Senator ID the Congress
Of the United States The duties Of
Governor devolve upon the Lieut..
Governor, Ffacis N. Dimond, Of Bris-
toll