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The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-26
Appointments Of Mass Meetings and
Speakers
Comment is unnecessary.
BY THE STATE TEMPERANCE COMMITTEE.

The committee announce the following
series of meetings, with Speakers designated
for the respective places, as far as possible.
Changes of times and Speakers will be made,
if it be possible, on immediate application
to the committee, where it is Of essential
importance in order to meet prior arrange
ments, entered into by the friends Of the
cause, in theseveral localities.
N.B.-The committee desire it to be dis
tinctly understood, that the arrangements
for, and the direction of the meetings, are
to be attended to by the friends Of the cause
in the respective localities. The Speakers
will speak at such times and places as they
shall be requested to do, by regularly
authorized committee. County committees
or Alliances are requested toattend itosthir
mart of faakr4a1
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-26
For the Organ.
Nine Cheers for Old Meigs !

5o LETARTsvILLE, o., Aug. l8, 1853,
BRo, s +. GARY - Again we rejoice that
it is our happy privilege to announce,
through your columns, good net0s from the
Banner County" of the third State in this
great confederation. The hearts of the
Maine Law, humanity-loving, heaven-sanc-
toned citizens Of this county, were made
to "rejoice with exceeding great Joy land
the rum-seller, alder and abettOr, made to
tremble as though they had the seoen gears
Ogue-by great turnout of our people at
Quarterly Meeting held at Racine, in this
county, on Saturday and Sabbath last
"Old Williams" Messrs. Plants, Curtis
and Evans, were in attendance, all armed
with the panoply of Temperance and God
On Saturday, the Sons appeared with
their armor on, and marching around, pre-.
ceded by the elegant Pomeroy Band, re-
minded us Of the lsraelites passing through
the Red Sea (; for We 81 the real
old "red-faced IN begin
to feel that the bon the
sand.
There were 4,OOo We viii give
the Devil and his mother drubbing
in four weeks, at Chez in this county
The rum candidate might as we'll start up
Salt River now, while the weather is pleas.
ant, for he'll have to go, certain, after the
fall election. Yours, DC, Mo0 R. B.
The Ohio organ, of the temperance reform. (Cincinnati, [Ohio]) 1853-1854, 1853-08-26
Lie MOL.
A Base Fraud NalIed 70 lhe Counter.

A Base Fraud Nailed to the Counter.
In another column we have warned our
friends to be on their guard against the stu
pendous frauds that the enemies Of the
Maine Law will attempt to palm off upon
the community. We can not be too careful
or too iudicious, as all these iniquitous false
hoods eminate from pretended friends of
temperance--i. O., those who are in favor Of
having cur heautifal STATE aoitad 10 ~
5Sns1d coffee slDuss and b Aeep men itoLA
visiting them, would cOnfne themselves to
moral saGsiOR. t
Here is sample. The "COmmercial, f" of
Wednesday last, gives publicity to the fol-
lowing special dispatch from its own re-
porter:
Maine Law Debate in Columbus.
We received the following special dis
patch by the Wade telegraph, from COlum-
bus, last night
"The Maine Law was discussed here to-
day, several thousand people in attendance,
by DR.. Jewett, of Massachusetts, in favor Of
the law, and G.. j. Beebe, Of MiddletOwn,
N. Y, in opposition. The Maine Law folks
were badly routed, and a vote at the close
resulted in majority of three to one against
them."
Here are the facts, from the Reporter of
the "Times," gentleman with whom We
are we'll acquainted, and in whose words we
place the most implicit reliance:
"The main cause of excitement in Colum-
bus, to-day, was the great discussion of the
Maine Law. Hundreds of people were in
from the country to hear it in truth, the
ruralities appeared to number more than
the city people, in the large crowd of listen
ers. The discussion took place in one cor
ner of the State House yard, directly under
the nose of Brother Cox, of the STATESMAN" !"
| or rather under the nose Of that little re-
/ porter of his who smelt rat so readily in
Il the "Times" sanctum, some weeks ago,
Seats, protected with awnings, were erected
| for the people, and large number of ladies
were in attendance.
| "The combatants were DR.. Charles Jew
ett, shrewd and talented lecturer from the
/ old Bay State, in favor Of the law, and G..
II j. Beebe, Esq, New York lawyer, in op-
position. They spoke, with the exception
II Of an intermission for dinner, all day, from
/ 10 o'clock in the morning until 6 o'clock in
the evening, taking it hour about. As is
usual in all discussions Of this character,
each speaker was cheered by those who be-
lieved with him, and both came off viCtOri-
ous-in the estimation Of their friends
| Without saying anything in regard to the
arguments produced, l must intimate that
| IL think the Yankee more than match fol
the Yorker. .s.4 \
cat the close of the debate it was pro-
posed to take vote Of the audience upoE
| the Maine Law. Those in favor Of the Law
u went to one side of the lot, and the antieI
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

. zxat Sut,1 .ri'1s ipr ihs SslIsf oI :-Mr. Gpnli ,ks ~eri|.5 u,illsr. vhO lus.
 hbnll D ihs lnlefrrIhs,. ue updssr,und is6es Inl,s.slng as taPialy as .hs eiSsun.
 siansss q lhe csse would seam so war ,ssaat The sums thus Ger down form but fss'shaIl portion of ths amount to bs which shah make Ihs subssrip.
 liops binding. We hope to zee the ds> aired sum realized by the unfortunate man but t !. is nut. that already subs 'scribed. ws pFssame wilI not be @ilh- dFlan bys.ts feF gentlemen vho 90 lbs eTa|ly hppdsd .hs Ii... s n
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Inalura ! 5, af r nrr. Nm. ,,., ].

@st "a x2NA1Eo0o sF rar
 e noticed lhe failure of Mr, North 'Aast week. and since that time have sassFcsly seen ! New York pspsr. which, dianot bsssok hesfty kick on him. It. q Believed at Meriaep shas lhs extent snd consequnncesof his faiInseand 0aheaa oseSithsg by iih hkse been gteAsly ossTrsied. and Shat n,si.srs WiIl sura out ,plalsk 6et.ef than wks anticipated. The aasignmept of John c. Smish. Esq. er Nsn. Milford. ii said fo ohave heen eansed- hy hisendafsing ihs paper of fis. N. to .s.large asnosEut. Mf. North addresses aas i6lloaing i.ltsr e lks sailots of ths Hariiord Conrants l s4s sioy
 GkErEkMsrz-lp your paper .: io.day. ypp cgpy rum ttc Tribupe, esyipg tha, ! 'sshAvs promised iD make z sialeu,eni pi, my sliaiss qr asseisa hpt dp not yei sl,nwi tha,l lahave dsllar d propcriy. aud sanl splpased osIselshani 6 lOO. .n00 nasrcared. healhtEfsls. also am ouf pr pgis.ssss r 6re. alE6lls gyoI, have aesse psasniaesls iis Ms4ke 1 St1tensefty bf Elty asset Sur tiie 9fats ifsAsi0naf ny enenies egeilif1ts have sEs;Klll. n kgs0Ws sllirhl eanpab iss iheWa.
 AUie AissiieA Agency CampsBy yos sEbich hsn Issessdent. isSvc sisspeiliisd payment for sIinrt time, and all tie world are down, uss me GUMTls T.. NoRF@ We have dr. feaatlktla asAn Wiais-~cheaieda n0 snast--A0r liasany one sesspaid . dullsy far ssa ~ eissi dcrsefs IF itl catlseaaelcelI .,e havjnk been cpnnefird win eps slnr dn we mean tl,sy sbalL Our lussiness isas bern lessi:in'air hsssiHees, soch ass utiser banking h0Wsea lsve done, and 10 MUM1M BEIxn evsr vel isss received any evidence Of, our iHab lIty iss sp,y one hundred cenIs On ihe dallsF.--t The lees we are aanOyed. the sumner we sliaii be ables (, fes,,me pay Ineni aud clsnr u uiaiisrs satisfactorily i0 ,all cnncerned.
 YOurs irqly, CURTis b. NukTE.
 Wet Aleridsn, Drc.aS. 1858. a a,ij
 iaaf4 4. fs 4N.AN
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
,,dled.

In this town. Snuth Farms, Sd instanl. Mrs. Renson- Dasnafd. aged ahpsus 70 years.
 In Cannsn. Doe. Sd, Eardina sb, Hunt. wife of EdweTa e, uaRG aeed S3 yeafe. M, .99eFa1E X
 n Wafertswn. ssh uit.. WH. Dayton. Esq,
 is. ls.sAiIs. is.isss. Ellsn. .ssis sl ssai.. mia WehsieEs aked sl yehts. ! n Waaassa aath l.ls.s Laeis B., seliese0f 5ets bmiah Weells aged 60 yeafs. N, Tn Ychketb, M x, 9at uat,s Mary Jane. wile pfISidneg ss frck. md ssaGghsefsi sig James Wild. man. of RridasWstsf, Conn.s aged le yeaSs. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Catlls MaSIfef.
Maffiea.

h Bethlehsn. on. 1Wsdnesaay mafninn, sosh E Waasan MpnFos If n0xeE. N.ileTsey, alsa ShaFeaie Ho dapghlsr ef lhs lsse JaseRhs T. Bellamv, Esq .o s,.ss sa ,.ss
 n Chieopee. lGass., 4fth blE.s hg Rev. e. 4. Oyiati, Franklin ". Ogiait e Mary J. Hendr,ck. lse. Ms. Rar. si impss % S: ai fis osson, s. Mssss and M:ss Mary !. FusirE, 0f Bethlehem. In New HaHslntdS 44gll nleas lsgI Rec. F. A epenceF, James D Lyman to Rhods E. March, hosh of New Hanfofd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
I,,Ia 9sl

ENOR sl,s pamAs II fspait;ha she fllahRag E near aOuld& IiIl. ncgqsding IT m 'zIA y.I4 < of tho II wn q Ekkhf1Ik ne Seled. Iil receive yrittsn prepnsale at any tina pFexieua to the 18th 6i uetenihet ns xs. ids fIns np sha sn,ts \, sh.,n in s igyag s!s lins dtswn dwelling hpstse asandanR m The 1aee bank ~ llle chasm, ~ the spNlh-enst cggneFnf the waiI eiaNd. ing under the ald mill the chasin to ~ 6lle1 wish dirt and etOpa tho woal line nf t6e cham to he tiled e aeVa tnth te nc bridkes the eaee eide sohe iillssi ah hish as zS @un& u 2. Iressn, oI thss sdae ei sae ehas.p. snt ihs cOrain3ly.
 Tho jah ss ks anisksd Byshs lss dsvsf aleyS next, tO the aeeepfance of . Gpsniiiiitse % ho aarsed 'lppn t.y slle 1ealssacsihg pafsy and shs
 PsymsI,s wiIl bs mads nan,kly n ske Mssl progresses. but at p0 tjins ip 9yceed one heil aE lished. &k.M1 NJ
 I'hs proposals afs so ha s;enea V ths. passy prop1sing, nnmng also h bondeman; 1; arH 70 pe 9Liich6eld, through ihe P0st pfiiee ss Nsl.vrgpH s0 hun. PfrfereRce wil bo aiyeh t0 th1 t0weNs hiddef 4iyering pcctptghle seeeuty Ter slle TIT. fsFsnAiice nt thss cunifaGN s s~ss ss
 Li.shAsiS Npsfmbsr ss lsae X
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

DS-Dk TFNarfa 0|1is.e. e, fh z.zss rut1ons 1hlIi cIn1nerl. Boy .1''Il lsa1lt tsys lcE oa lhs flelr. in eat> q lEDu.nls i, Dc fhIl Nipsl. e sprifsrs. NcI'ts e1rslliss. nsns b aanoihsl columR. FsE zris hr :,
 A. Y. &dEIH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

HESITATE IT. JQIlNs ,alolal Aal0Ns Ian s.ff
 4 New Millofd in aaid Dstrict. deceased.
 ]. he court Of prs,hate for the dtslricg Gf New from the dafe heTeai, fsg iheg ctedignFa ei eaid satate tn kexistis their eiailns E0t settleiNeut.
 thass wlrs na1iscs sso pfeerns tlieis are0unss proprIly atfesied, wirhiR said tinle. will ke de. harfedsa rse0seeSs AIl pefsons ind6bted 10 aaid esiafe are ssqsak esl to ak inliNed Ia yfseft 0 w salI, STARR. ssssl .Exacs9 s0iIN N. Nic ION, 1icis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

WHfsn 4l. 3aa.n bee h1rn sesseneei in 9iletn dtgo Inl rlIlEIi.nIlni ni c aftlntt. sic. fF deslFpyl1R sandfy cask Sf llQnuF hrlnnR. ing lo llE c|1g. Ilic lQrmr Eof hpEH lefl uppn lllc oi5guDlk, nEd 6i. Juhn eiiher owing ii HriFinl aFndrs, or hncyinR shal he hsd . Fisht % do by ihe cliy ns lhnl would have dDne by him under simiis drew his gimhles sud leI e ihiO the easks. lhus letting lhe liQuuR oui.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

{ ln Tl0Hr EI.ACE.--As . boy ahnMt l9 years al,lsWshsaiiEl lnpIDIG Nos psss sbeisser, twa saOses in New BeglGsrd. an Yhankskis
 ,ns day--proha hIy afief sdinnes-he g0, h.ss.ssf wetlard tn ss,p ciaxelya that lie wss unable is mnsve. I Hia cries hr'dgiis sevet! If iarnalsnRn i0 his iatd. aiid sIser lie lapse. s,l ass hour, hy tl,e assisiahce .,i ropes sn,l prirs. ise was relieved from lis esi,harrass. inQ si.ss4iiAI, ies ving cohsidr rable portion ol' hls c:ptling heh,nd l,iiil. ,q ts s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

Among the many thinws. lpr which lle people sf 'I;AIia dd ought sD ibe sIanktsBI Ibr the presrui yesrs a6s. acciSfding i0 . eur rrsp..ndeni .it tile Gssssrahf, tlse following 1: | Cattle Show and Fair; sud lsslIy, tic. Small R.ix. iis eaDheq.Irnce sif Aptss6h th. Court adiaarnsd. .tlie Judge sndaane laws yer being very mnch ffiRhteaed. Ina, ivtissr must be pnssesaed Of avery fhank- tul spirit. 'sa ss lss ssR satsssf a,..i. .sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

AZ SalIdeei, Csnnds.s yaung woman who hud been ennrled by mupss af lel- lOw lOr E1lflnug yeafs 60 iliile pssrpiase. gus sick ar that sHrl.Of funaand EuprFied Q In0re euieFpEisiRa saisos, wiSns pseseated bimselc Mupua npened his eyes and saesl hef fDf hseacls 0f' psun5iee. 2 Tue ihsy ei,nIs posed 0f med witn had iIeaFis beaslnK ud
 under their iscketa. returned q verdict 0f < served him ri,khi." We concur. rafa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
PROsPRcrUs FOll Issa. -
mo sasarday iEveniug Posl
Uarsealled 7 gyoio s,5 dls 2

NMIxydste1 <1Ffuy vf zdtent.
 fWSHE pFqpsieiors of the Poss --in again con.
 ine hstaFc she puhlics would sssuEss thanks Ss . as G s sa,s gsa as' sss sssy '.ss % IT .%s's .a Si .ss.. ssy :s',ss: .s.: qysanRemsn,e tor lSsl hove been made with A segtee Of hbss4lisy probably uti9Qhaled ili the hsssoFy of AsneEcssisae eatapAf llsskasure 1'hev ysar sheefcllowias bflliaa. afFay U talent and gentns: @ s ss.ag VI sss fsssf NJ ss sgsS gg2
 frs. Soatk.soriA ]; Eassso,. Bnmsss ]; Mrs. Denison ]; Grdcs Grssnweo3 {
 M 8.,t.,' and EaRNv sEsyn. s3gs
 lnthe first paper of 5annsrr Aext. we tesiau 6ommsncin9 an Original rloselet. written N. pfrseiy for our columns, cnlitlsd i'aH Bans of 7nx WlLnERREss--by EnlersnH RenNefr, sAuthsF 2, o,.. ",,vl,I', ClaFs Msrslandsa ' l. The Erssd
 Ths siS Novsie,, by sl,. ,opuDar su,or N I.,. ThE STkp. MoTaRR --hY Mrs. Mary "A, pepisou, sus hof 0i :" Eione tirttres," Gertrude Russel." !" Ws lss4 AIso tHc pfoo,,ss of 2 nsnbar of fKeTcHEs 9f GRAcE GREEnwcob, whoss Militant and veFsatie pen will be alniosi exclusively ens. plnyed upon tiss Posr and her own ssL,,,la Pil. MTs Saushworsh- -whsse lasslnasins works ase pans bring !apidly repnb isliAd in England. .1Gls0 VII uiain,ais her oli aad pieasant egnnecsipH with ttn rDsx. The next aisEy from kNr aiftei pen wSli he emitted MlRlAM. TuE AxewuRk ssvs TnR EATA& Y0ws hy Emmins D. Es N 80GthWoygli. author 0ffs The cure oF Clifion,p " The l.Oas Heifees, T The Deserted " Wife, X ete. s 9
 And last-~nge ioAst<-we are kufIInriRedl f0 stl. ponnce seHes of uFticles finn enc Ws0 ilsAe fapidlv Eisen gfey high iR popalat f6var! They will he entitled . NEW skniEs oF EKETcmesk 4by. Fanny EeFns AushnE.f $' E@fn LsA&ea otd. ! WRexpeet sohe able fnEnThtAenEA fha akeschea bv Fanny EeFn~-as well sethA eefies bY GfAeS GrsenweDd' the early nuHhbsss of shs e0sMne year. " as "A ssps \
 iSnasasings. Eo.isn csrsspopSsnce, Aariuuls tnral AFsiclss, thp N6s&s csSsRfessinnsf erp6ssb, the Maskeis. stesa aisn shall is 5skHlafly 1tSh.
 er Eheap SF0stsEs. - Thp pas;aea on the lsusr tommy paEtgf the s.ited StMses, wien Dsid 0uar. iefly iH ad.ancNy is nnly 16 cssssa a y6NF.
 1hmss- I'm ioSn1b 6f thes JsOsf are Two Dul.s lnrs peF amhuls, pdyahle In advaBce, 4C0piot es : sffs g-N N s.1 0H U1 Q ( laid ons so shs eesssrapof hs eia6) el0ao 90 A ssdo t4 slo 3o % OO
 The m0nss los elnbs aiways mHSs he srns Id adsancej subscriptions may he sens at aHv sisk; when the sum islarcesa drafi ahoHll he pF,cired, ii p0ssihle--ihe cnst af which may he deducted from the amount. AddFese. Aiways Ss,st-pSid.
 nEAf'ON t F F t'IgRssD
 f M. 66 SoaA 1Ai,a Ssyztk, PAiladslnSia.
 e1~N .-Any pefr0A desrons of rserivina . copy ot The Posy as . santIe. cen he accs,,ss. mcda,sd; n Sy notiiying sas psblial.sFs by telssfs z s.fA aF
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

RRNAREAnLe,--Y Y.sn may zee ., ihopsand excellepiI l,,il',ls in . paper, and never hear . wrFc nf aPpn.haaipa frnm the readers, hn, jnsl lrt a paragraph clip ,in of nne or twallnrs, ihai is usinf gsmd sasse, ,sshd ssh, is,av be sure 0fhesrina .ai1ula ai,as. i
 sg& sw bssNs.sbisrapdve I3erai1. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
DOES NOT EVERY MAN. 5WgSN KN.
 AND cHiLB HAVE kN \ iKTEnrsF |

AND CHILD HAVE AN 1NTkHE3T ia hstihk lse hrklIiI sf tlisnisssss xiid iEidIds restored and pfssefr5ai Af fIiis6s15ah of ths yeaF naihina is iika nsinG goud and nseFsl cbrrscs.vs end eilihs rbe. sssIRlo rsslft 1pns 70 euduse ghe kesls .d Summer. aud es11TED tf AafdS,h aud Fasl tgs xssiels s1sdB - high in cnn6slpncs da flis ehBshuHisg. fsainR recommended and lieed hS rmsnent Rhynieinns aud dis,inRuishcd sisiae'ps {. ap
 na SlEPnen IkMkrfse }usTnt Akn HisEkH
 ceLEnnAfxD is1lgil . 46ksAe llitxxnA winch have leen fFisd and fFsse1 and fu6na ta hs sHperaos so s:l a,hss psspafasisns fatthe core cf u sisse sses asssine fs6m tmrnrrisaAdf tie Blood, ne cement N shr Sspsnaak, B~ws els. Liver. 6s U NessAus SS sseth. aild teinaska- hlr for their strengthening iavigpsasiss. res s,reiiye end ehpefins Pfopsnirss "A Flngle. ,fisl will pfose gheiE eficneys fsee teeomulsh. sslations in Pamphlrts.
 Alsn ,ha PsasMepsry Eiixir sa5 siFssgshss- 3 kar saishy appaints,i Ansnss in syrrysown and sillaeein Ns@ EnElagd. and hys1ts.esss n Medicines gsussally. Agent. Asc SnAiik Liiehfsld. Conn. Assa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
Hart Female Seminary

nLYN1OUTHs CT.--The nexs term of
 N ihis fOursh,RG lnstisuiiOn will commences January z, l05s. and continue f0uEteeng gwaek9 Price nf Boasd and Taitian tof me year. eiS0. .-
 For s,ngle Term 0A5. Music, drawing, Sc. as board ils the iasisiiv wss lhs sincitals, and arc at all times su,ieet 10 athRiF auneFviAians Ear admission i0, the Seminary easiv application should be made 10 REV. | ?. WARREN. x AS Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
NEW GOODS AT SOUTH N NyoRF0LR

KKYilE subscriber would annoumes tnhir ltien6e A that ID ia aow reeeiviue E nep N1nek q 9yods ia5f tho faII and winter srade AE hla
 slere may he fluaa q nps,d Ass1FtmSnf 0f ail lhinls Qf Goods uenally keptln country store,
 sshicj wiiL pa aeIa At Aas IQW piie4s n eap bns shnsNskl VI s.lIe *iN5misy s3 saeas TX &e0s As~ < The Gooda toTmssiy awned by tEe Waterbury
 Leaih6& aU0lApahy @ilI he ciefsaR aos ealB 1e
 prices which cannot failio suis all who may
 fsv.f me with . call. . s <, ss E Iie ttbsefsbsf inyifsS ail is shis community
 eg call ami look f0F themselves. tpeling conGdenf
 that thosn wint wish io purchase wil find shlS e. b ths store whsra they Will ges thsig iraneyh \ GSs Dunsss asl Cbssss Manasd, gos which fair price will ke given. Ik
 South Norfolk, Nov. 7lh, 1888 <. M z sssla K
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
HIIfI

lfisnss ls E IlIsI. s .E[l ksI,.. anla sf Lf4s1[l I.IT1. .'11'I f....l -. 1uclls eriftrsit4 |rtI s1s f|stI l|N1Ia 10g sllsef Msdicihe ia n1c' rs t.a Dt. HD0I. lA1 esiEinhI maker q ILl1 H1& q s11.lItsl ci G1s. aaan. cad alliie llli.a a t'4If4 te aiai,so of being lhs mpg' sti|IIp' |,3'<i4n In i,e esuniEy. Ths PiIIs arc toppzssd bi iwf1lF kinde C rare medicinal trt lIst. aI|hsM aclits and Ihgs1nsh i1 ll,eif operation or 1lso sysiem. yri theS hfu O t1rfInll9 H|zl|I1ll8 that shey enn tls given l0 ilis AInsl .se1Is res- sSr sislE asls1ys 61 has Qasg4a1 1f
 We eenfdssIily Fecommrq& llleee Pills e she snl eied, as bsing eupsFiof in FyaFy gsepceg .Dld al the lsss ,sise ,.T fe k XXI 2s s.,ss prr hoE. Q shssstsnss tIlsode l..f l'|..i.t..
 lE-F Try Them. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
N TIT le0les. 1ssaeea g \

A IT. nersvsls hafla t0 pay 1iaxas m fsiss III "A 1882, ins she Town of Norfolk, arc kerpiE nDsled that Twill meet them 10 fxcrjy6 sle EA& Decami,ef pe II, ,isYss o'slock ~ M ill orlnck P. M. sf said da '. at the store Nf q. D. &0rlhMGH e Co {, ssr Tuesliay shs l3sI,, aE tie Hulel ex Jshn A, sShenard aud m Weaasssas.ihe f1lhl as tho dwelling. hasse Nf HushnrlI Knapp, in taid
 All persnna iaina n meet me at paid tines and places lOf said pnrp0ae muRt exreFt iN peF Fees. N IOIIN c. BATES, Collees0f.
 Nortc'k, Nov. i4ils. laS5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
A Rcntlelnan whnae elauelaer s4as kiIIt

A Qcnsleman whuae daughter was kilIcd ai af collisisn 0n lhe Providence q N0r, ees,er rsilrnsd. ai Valley Fal;s. last July. demands @5O, 900 damages. The co.npa1y having refpsed gipepsya hegRives tl.em une year in rrflcct upsii asse sphject tfat tue expira,ieF ql .hai iis'e ahsE sn :sCes. he will hrinR kis sHis issf The feSOyeEv ,sJ ,hs hn,pnni, and says ll,st bp W,ll spend . lik1 sQaa N prqssclliHa ils nND becanse the money swilL hetaeN scssu.pensasiasi al;sr the l.ws iafs lis cl,,lhs h,irhrraase lse iesirss ia enfwee llss aeecsslly If n lesst sdeceAs ,legtee of castion AOh tue part off rallfoad c0slipsSiies. @ < sAsss .s95 s3f N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

A.psrmps,yipssawaM 4 aM converaed win C0l. Ben,on qa,se .fscsm,ly, eays ihst she hn.ks -yannger aud nsure vigorous ihsn when n li,e Sebase. sid seenie lisA war hnrse prsnetiia ssnsl baMiA9 ihr Ssrile, sud tue claliisDf the cUuaesiA Althda&h t.e is aes classrsi wish she "hnsds" pfo9erly, a6d is wrIl known sal eympashize sierpIy with tise Van BArenA lss is l'sver, r,irIessps very src.drd 0ppuncn, d the NaiiOnai Aditih- lssgaainia. sslsF @ ~ 8taAs1fs@ FAAs fss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

A family 0f nisse perss,i,s posed through Dayu,p, Oi,io. last week, '0n tlhlrgwss in l.sssa ,Eufpa ifeiali saFain aud as freight. A, Bcllrt;,nsaine she. were paEUpaHth the scalrs a iusl weighed like dead shoais, aud | Fean. lss bill ai Iadiia ssas made ,ssi f;.f them ai l6 centt hundred. siier which they wer. s,Swed away in freight car snd lscked pp, tike an, plany bp:es Of nleichsndise o. so lsakny tubs df erease. ..sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

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 2 ,srn.sss ], <: jAaEFs "A V LINE. Judge, 2 ATaCaufs Sf Psohass ls.Ilglsn st lisfblsld, xA within and q6s ele DlolsieF sf tnfhiltld, dl the Ssh day nf Nurfmtgr, A. D. lasa.
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 GEO. C. WOODRUFF. 1udge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08

SissULAR EAcr.Sir Edward Parry. il.e celebra,ed AFciic. nsy,gasnf, recently, saI. .peak,Hg Gf the Polar seas K :,
 YnU eapn0i imagine the changes, that aake plscelip ihe ice lhere. have been myseif sometimes beaei tor siRs i,r sllsee days n,Gcil,srs hyl tie icr, in,snch way thai irnm il,e masi.l,esd cisuld tD. zee sufficient iwaier ,O Raat . hottir iii; ard 'in ia eaiv.i;sur hours, tiiere was nut bit ui, ice ip be seris-- n.,bady could .ell wliy--l csnRni tell shy; aud you m,Rhi have sailcd nhs.us ae yiss a,sy in your own river, ne lar as ice is cnncerned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-12-08
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aaiIs8 .aa = D De ' 0o 8eskah nIYseY MT0TlCE is hereby saipeM ,an ,ilso mssmhafs q N ColutAbian LadRe, No 8. |. o O x. lhnl <. Sasnsss a ,o sso cos soss eeas ,ss Lodge-lO which | punci0aI aisend6nce is Se queaied. By order of M. c.
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