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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

r The national Horse exhibition at Springfield. is to commence on Wednes- day. October 18th. and is designed both the purpCse'of show and sale, A list of Premiums is offered on the most liberal scale. and the several Railf oads centering at that place are te take all horses de- signed for exhibition frse of charge. Is aLitcb6eld county to have it's stock repre.
 scented at the ezhibition and compete for the premiums? .. s4 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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Rw hoy oyer seventy seven yearssaipce !,fTSule SanS Rss boFn,, and what nn Nevehar I f6I seRensv seveh geqre fley have beeas-- Sevtily seven yenIa agp I,e niled Slpies
 wers. |. rsnlliR oirenmai they now compose. slse secnnd o0niiile EniaI Nation in the wpFld. 1n fhFee QuarleFs0f sR cemi0Ey
 they haVe eeV1lutianized the World, huill
 up aa Empire, lished .ous nloaher and ieuc~
 cd ia . Continent ln lass time ahaD it took
 MeIhusela t0 get out oG sgadaling clothes, ave have made more caDals. eAmed more diuhtniha, and haSnessed 'mere eaeamss and
 at a' greater cnsa Uf m6ney, than the whole
 reve6ae d ahe wsrld conA have paid for
 the day le eei-oua uf his time. Ga seveh-i ty seven yesfs' ae kive not only changed aihe P6lit,cs 0c the e6esh bat it's wearing opparei-UDglon shirss being ss wueh the aalspriNR ~ she Uniled. Sleies as ballot
 hnxe1 and Deaiocracy. Since the 4ah ef July. qT7e, the. whole world has been 10, echO0h and wlsat is betsef, ,hae leaF0ed more common pen6e thsn was fasghs ia ytve pre- viaus four thousand yesrs. The problem of cell QOvernnenl has been solved and is truth made simm.orial as Washia9sOn 7Orl yellow Corn., fls sdapli0n.A0 all the wants of the ssosl aspiring Nation, has been must eIRnally manilest. Under siis. harmonious. working, republic has grown Op tn sn5 urdinasy Efeiimee that would have iskeh
 any offer syoieaN of govefnment a shou-; saSd yes ssaU -hGse brougts shaat. Yes, inE lee time thsnithGs iskeR soale green tOasel ulaato 10 sarrlves at 1AtsSsity, we have b1ils . Nation that has spread iiself tom Maine
 to Mexico, from ahe A,ian,ic 10 the Pacific -a Noti0n that has cs0ght more Whalee, {: licked .m0re WexieanA plsnsed tlNe iele.' arsplf poles, end 0ssds usnTe SieaMibosis, than any lone Neiion ihet haaever lived 0ri ever wdl live. For ell this. we again say, ibsnk Sod, Lend Prsise George Washineion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Ssisvre .Os Ms Esskhss9 lGroun7s.

{, 5gs. sBosToN, Sept. 19.
 Capt. Otis, of. ihe schooner James Rose, arrived at Calais, Maine, reports that the schooner GsEelle, ot Dennis, was taken 5y an English -cuiterdH Gaspe, and ca7Fiea into Chsrlottstown. Thsse yesssls Erom Nssbaryport, and ,hses flom Cape Ann. had aiso been setzeds df Fox River, but Capt. 0sisidid aoi learn theis aames.s ..se
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
ar- The house of H B. Ricbaras at

!, GF The house of H. B. Richards at Wolcdttville was struck by lightning during tho shower oa Tuesday of. last
 week. and slightly damaged. 2 Mfr. R. Ut the tine was adjusting tin water spout.
 and received shock which rendered him
 insensible; he was out. however, next day, though still suffering from its effects.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

' APsInrER IN QREGos.- George L..
 Curry vent lo Oregon and sstablshsa the frat printing, office there. < Afters 2. wasds he was elected member of :thesel territorial Legislature, and is now the act. g ing Governor of Oregon. <. -.-
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

It is in contemplation to erect . mon-, ument on Plymouth Rock in commssmio.I;s ;s ration of the Landing of the Pilgrim Fa.. the.s. About six thousand dollara basez been already subscribed at PlyuiOushfor' the subject. ~ e.r'sH ,.2 s:ssg .d.@a . ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15


 DavoncEs. Tho Middletown Oonsti> tut;on in noticing the fourteen diyorces granted at the late session of the Supe. rior Court ia this County, says in this State it appears that marriage is looked upon only as a legal contract which the Superior Court may annul on very slight pretences. 1tis'a mockery to call.npon the minister of religion, and subscribe before him to religious VOWS. It is . 'mockery 'tc make any thing more of iaars taage tban ofaa lease of land. Our laws honor one transaction no more than! the other. In this community it is surpris. ing that such state of things should exist for any length of time. aad we trus, that . reform will be made before long.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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.ra NEw ORLEANs, Sept. 8.
 Tie soief number ef. aeSths rs ported for the 2A hours ending shis morning wassB9, including 4s from yellow fever. sl s5ls MqsILE, Sept. O.. : There wefelSf tieaths reporied i'd. this city yesterday, afwbich, a were, iiCm Yel- sOW yeNGe. s Fsyas ". 1r,is a. X \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

EFFECT OF THE NEW SgEAMsoAr LAW. 1t is stated that sincs the lst of tJan> ,iary. when the, new steamboet law took effect, 10 this time. there has not been the loss of life of asingle passenger. or even an injury to any one. upon either the Mississippi River ct any of its trib. -atariss. whilst in tho seven months .o' 1852. corresponding to these, -there were over 500 persoas killed. . ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Mr:Winslow. ef Providence. has seen appointed Master Mechanic {not Supers iAseadsasA ef the Housa.oaic Railrosd. He entered upcn his new duties 6n the
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

e Mir. Bronson, the Collector of New York has dismissed several of hia new subordinates. merely because. when they
 cane-so siga the requisite oath. it was
 fonnd, that shsis sdaeasisp did.net reach
 to rsading and writing. as .s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

; ,MEx1cos-Isate newssat New 0sleahs.
 from Mexico represents the dissatisfaeti0fp g with Santa Anna. in consequences Of hiss ; severe exactions. as:very great -ssndikh
 reported that several States hassase- VI; clared agaiast him. The tyrsht has lost.sa a leg; he must look out thatshs does notrre lose his head. ..s ..4st sa5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

!, A Frenchman named Harmon, cook insf s tAs snpioy of Mr. Darg of Newpors
 as gslsarn from the Providence Journal,
 cut IsEahis hand at the wrist with a car> siug Knife on the 2d. He had beea la>
 borl1g nnder religious excitement amount. iog so insanity. and fancisd that bis right haad had ofsndsdf bim. and that he ssas .eomnanded to cus it oE. He out the skin. drew 1t back and unjoinsed the wrist.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

The steamer Illinois. arrived at New York Saturday afternoon. She left As-- .pinWallOn the 2d, and brings &ees, 900 sinspscie and 407 passengers. Thehealth.. of the Isthmus Raa hetter.than naual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

SuEnanE.-A young 1aan Aaaasd White head. hsug hiua.elt with pocket hand
 kefsSisk to aa apple ,ses in Bridgeport,
 oe gaesday nigAr He: vss foppdsip .As moEninG. deadx4, sv V ' ,.<al sgrnvs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
&asnssiss Haie gf Sielsn GdSas. esSkne k E - js DSA. X '

dssnsss1se Haag c Sibssn Gods. , a1SskoE, se6bi..a4.
 The 5Olrilalh this sfteFk k0ops les rks. .4hat
 . hrge qnantiiy of stolen geods wcs \ s{lis>
 cossreddssl Alghl in GonoeId, N. IT. sss,n- N,ss,ag os boots end ehOeA sole 4eas slser, caotl.iae cloth, hard end hoilow war, ,lsncy guods. Mc. Some Cf the R0Ods kave leen reca&aiaed ss stolen trd6f i6Al vicinily. lhu, ne gsesler part from cafs and rSilr6ad aepotss They @eEe found in,t theshouse ol Justice ,aqaisFass whN has ,Aed.. Souiefs was psrd9Red ppt Of Sl1te RrispnL spma isa.s yeeEe sGo. ss is essimaiSd slheas Ns0I IOdC worth Ufgc0ds has been stolen by onIiers and his gang -opcstepth of whrIi hss bsen recovered. N N {
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

The >New York Crysial Palace was opened by easlishi aD Friday evening last, end the seine is isdescribed by ,he N. York papersNs being very bes vtliul. -
 4Lis a4 preeeae tire intention sdf the Com miitee tosciose sle eib1iidiBg ia December. In order 10 sf;Ed'further 6ciliiies for wis. it0fs, il is iheir purpose tot issue weekly tickets at,sDedolhTsesch, and 1moniAlyvpes at iwo.d6alsis anda a,haiG Thhsthose who wiah fnRpy nunsruus pisisR tp the Rsiase, and who do met wish 10 incur ;he expense dfsa sesson .tickef, will effect 'a 'consiaera. ble savinc by 'tlss aFrsagessest. Aasss s'as
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Ths Missouri River. on Saturday week. n issassd. succeeded in cutting new meuth. q dsbouch. Into she Mississippi. ssrrss shs point q q lad lyia absssh shsif . aile above where t has run of late Iysarss It nav sssikes thss aiissihsippi in a disesiion which is Ekely to prevent the Washing 0f she Illinois CT eastern shore Iso ahE injurious extent: Atsks last ae- eonni lwo aseamsss lad passsa through shs neR chuas. and this my nov hssrs. gsds aa5Gks R,AiA ShaunslO Of ths AIis-
 is.ssf aa asu sos t9sSsHs gsss ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

VERMONT ELEoTIoN.-The latest TSRe Sa turns comprise 2s0 towns,and the Whies. ss' have made a net gain of's representss> tives. It is now certain, therefore. that r' beth branches of the Legislature will bs''s' Whig. and this ensures all the fruits of ''' the victory. : v e- s9s,' 4s-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

..2n. kess6 tse .MsvVelpHs. The, fok
 lowing remarkable siaiemeRis were Madc To the BnsiOn Chronicle, by Mr. Robert l..
 Els, of Mediord, deacon of the Bret Bsp>
 list Church, and a very excellent man. On "Wednesday evening lasi, Mir. Edwards. "a :aaeasber of: the, 6and, died s0ddenly al
 his residence on Ship sareei. Mr. Els
 kindly called upon the sfilicted family to tender his services iolperform those offices required al such time. He had been ia ahe shSuse 1bps "a few moments when he
 heard the Ss,es ol s,6sI-hof6 coming
 seemingly from m apaaneHtsin the house :; The sounAs -weEe eFepea7ed at iffiefvals0i from kse to len .Binutes, ate least. haH. q dozen tunes. Annoyed by il, he searched. the house and vicinity 10 discover the ,cassef but without success. There were ten or twelve dtfser .PersOns in the rOOnR oil Of when BearH the sounds, and GlI were Ut Nerly Rt . loss 10 account dor them. NEf.; EitGlheld,a very IespsCfaAae man. who eccupies . Psri ,.6f ,iile shsuse, sO@Kessed tbat the sounds procceAed from "a certain closet. IL was: 0lened, and they ,pere more distinct. On shef laid the posk. i,0rn el the deceasea. If wss: removed hy reH,iest.. Yhe gRapsls .reasea, anH have. pol since been heard. We know Mr. Eiis perssa- ally .as 2 gentlemen of taaelIigence and -sirictesi integrlly. He says all who were thete. will lesllIv 10 the sane facts. Here -is-Ah1sss an iiAsFS fir fke naarNeIaaaia sahiot has caused no lliile excitement in Medf0fd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Whae Q Dernscracy,,. !

Vhe Buffalo Republic, . DemOcrGtic pa- per, aeks thn question, and answers it iH the following definite and comprehensive msnneF 5: a Like ail other nanies of thih9s il implies whaieveF the people nleAn who use i,, in the psriicular country wheresil is used We have never .heeFd . more: complete definition of tie term. Democ- racy" from any .eopree than this from an organ of Democracy. lt implies what ever tie people nnean who use it, i4 She
 particular part of the cOuntsy' where 1t is
 usedE r We atways thought Democracy sn
 india rubber cloak, tlI0t could 6e stretched
 into sh6pe to cover ail sorts ef political dac.
 iripes iM aay laliiu6e. ln Massachusetts ii
 implies G0eliiioEism; in New York it im> plies Hunkerism snd BarpbUfneriom, Hards and 0efis. At the North it implies Free. eDiism and AboliiiOnism; aa the SOuth, Southern Rights, Secession, aud Disunion. In the Beet tt iaEphes strict construction; in the Weet internal Improvement by :he Generoi GOvernmeni-; at inc North it inns plies prOtectii,n, al tho South free trade l; atil1e North, @0urierisifIs in Ge0rgio rsp- perism, eDdAsO on adsiafnituns. li implies env end everything in turn, oRda R0thiDg 'iong--ias soifae aEipeipalsbeing the loaveo and 6skess *ls implies whstever sshe peD. .ple meeR.D Al is.ene thing at the NOrih and aneiher ai the South, and entirely dii.
 ierent in the East CiOm what il is in the West sand yet is eli Democracy. 'rruly
 Democracy ie cODpEehensiye term, and
 sniie elite the views of AhOlitiOnisfs at she
 Norshs end Fire eaters 0t ihe 'S0ush, 'latiiu. |;dinarians snd siFica e0nssEuCfi Cfionisla, free |'tystless aaH pRosecei0piste ' pion men and pisvniOgisis, rillirFnai Improvement Hei and sBsi iBteriaE aEimprUve men, q black l ,spirile and white, blue spiriis and gray Il ia n Rraieans nla1s Sf -s airing pnliaieal ldemegnaues of every hue snd color in aDy par, of fhes country. ln shoit, "is insplies ss0haeessr shs people sse66 ssko nss t, h tlts
 payfiesstar csssReSy1here if is used :" Thai is moderrD Demorracys Ssyaagsk Repsb- i!lscuw. ..,,,t .s4sg
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

THE SfEGazsHrp GEORGIA IN DisTREsb. |;---The Steamship GsSfgia which lst N, York on the 9th, put into Norfolk. Va, on Saturday, in distress. having eight feet of water in her hold. ; She encoun- tered a severe hurriicane of Cape Hat, .teras, causing hen to spring aAeak. The greatest exerti6As were required to take her to port .e7, si @
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

\. A large pyramid built of hewn stone,
 .N $5 .sSAsSsls ss s.sx3 "A Es.Esk6 ffs AA. and evidently es very apcient date, -has bssndisceversd near the bapkSsofsthe
 Colofado River, two hundred miles above its confluence with; .he. .GiIa, I. bsars . emhlence to similar works in Genital aAmerica. r K s...,Ss s:s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

A lady at Columbus, Ohio. EsosnslR. of lks spirls Eappers. kpW p;S S1lys,ss chiIdred she had .Iha apiEk rsnI tss jour. The husband eVEpEi1ed at tue as-
 cnraey reply %ls0 sseppsa fl, Saa
 inqphad how qaaAy children he kad, xSa 2 wss 6neUeFed tsscs Ta:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
uRs Yelsoss Fsver is Tsess.
CwaRi.rawa,r. Ne,,t ss,

tsfss NMAW4EYE0Na .SeAk.sSs
 Adyices from Gaivesi0n had been re. celyed 10 the Rd inst The yellow Never haG made iie appearanee there, ;buA siR n mid form. Y@O deathss however, ahaxe 0ccurEed. s' TIE " ;. -s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

k IMpoRrANT.-The editor Of Ghe Galehafi Jeffefsonian. who is a Docs5t sBy'Esdsss
 gives it as his deliberate sayics asbas wh;skey should not be drank in warm
 weather. '. He is equally decided on apf, other point, viz: that it should never be- drank when the weather is not warm. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Elisha Leavenworth. Esq. succeeded
 D. s. Law. Esq. as Post Master at War >,
 tetbury on the llst inst.s Mr.. Law is,o
 complimented by both the WaserhuEy, 7, ipapers,as an efficient and obliging ofiicer,a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
lsa;ssosd Aeeidsas and Eoss of.E;s. \

FAIEADALRHiA, Sept. 10,
 The Mail Pilot Line from New FoSa. which ietA lest night at nine o'clock. - sthrOwn Otf the track this side Of Deyerly' An iron faiihad been iixsd In the lraSt ;6 ssrse ss . switch 10 shr0w the cars lD;n, tue srscks The engine wss Overlurnsd and much bsoken, and the casss thsng T oh the track. None ofihs passenaers Wsre huIi, but a brakemsti nSmed Tffsiell IN thsow1 from the lop' of tIls tender and in. sssanlly killed. N, N - ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

A correspondent of the sUsisa Hsssstk
 al New Orleans. .wriiing of@tbs assaRlise of the yellow fever remasks The strOpg
 sinewed man sleeps iat night revelling iil beautiful dreams; but ass'he auakes in's the morn. alt the fires of volcano seem i. concentrated in his burning hrein; His
 face grows haggard with his inteass .snf. 4 fering. His eyes Eevolve in theiss sorbite.,. with gsari1g yivacity. Yellow ssreaks, oyesspread his features in . naoInent, q <, 'ifi dashed there by coarse brush dipped in gell Sbarp. paDgs trepahle. .,il shig 5. marrow, His blood ihyobs like lightning :, as hos and aniek in exsyy bQtstiag FeiA and lhep q MhirInind of the Eildeak des liri1m wraps his soul in dEeams cf firss Oh | tkis 6 tho Yskl0ss 1sgsr.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Fear ssishmsn. named 1'hoHas Lee, An. idFeW l.se, George Vim. aud -Micheal MulOy. on W ednesday msds . savage at>
 tack Sn lhe.eOnaucaar snd 'baggage snapeer of lhe HAFfiilrd six o'cssck 1raisl.. They sere arrested. tried and fined al Meriaen, and ordered sixiy days coniinenlenl in .she
 colDmon jaik n eff was arrested at, the sane time. eda was cent down 10 keep the r0Ilians,cenlpany. aN.ass aa aaIs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

.aA q one feH Sssosp. ere inftTa1eA eta sln9ulsr morality ia ihe New 0rlesus ,asescisic oilice.Oeshe naeIcaLsile agencs .ol Wm.s Gnodrieh s& Co, 0f this city. All the plerl1 died successiveiy aud then the A9ena. The dWess ~ere l6kAed up 0y the tpDtsNr, . c0iossA asen. wkO alsosa saie6 {he ldoy ssles he had tsleRsap plseA alsc ssNte S
 things 10 the principal dliiees VI gt sssF9 las ssa Reiladel lphsa Leagsr.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

\ once of the HhFiiotIl and ple;, lis \.
 teI Reile0ad Co. on M01aay niate " enseFsd and robbed Of l009, bS 1ss.s.s N q H|Is|slap keN ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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IN k@@ @wsEANUAEe 1F FEE ADsNNIBTRA11Ols.
 - The Lauisville 10nrpet thus eDvmeraseu sbe measures sdOpted Ay tise adshihiat atra ,iOn dHrls.e iss e&lsteOce Oi nearly six uiOhtka. ats I6ssa ssleesare was tosend outthe advera tisemeat0f New Fork sls tianer upon tie oliicisi letter eavelepss ;i ito secOud wss to give osders that the advertisement should he discilatsnued ias third was 10 pus iasth . circulars prescribing what kind u cuais snd breeches the Vpiled States diplomatic aulllcess should wear It iDreiRa courts, and iss t0lstth was t0 Send out | general prsier directing how tss OtIlcefs Of the navy shOmld wear llieiF 6eards. Tkese gre the sdminisiration's 6ESt f0ar measures,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

A NwsmDuihss AgO,a MerChaUit. TOF tbs scily took to his home aad heart y1uthloi bride,.and went fo reside in ihe Fourth District. Wishing 10 live in prlvacy, he engaged only ene .seryant->a 1feshs gFeen girl, from the Emerald lsle. She took the fever, and iif a few days died. Another was hired, and shared the sanse aate. A rhirdsand fourth filled the vacancy n ihs household, and followed iassuccessiDnt inc sweeping summesiss sef the same dea.roysr Following the impulse of 2 pasaral dread, the marchana went io Mobile to agaiA tine 'destvdGsive visitation of the sC0ur2e, and the next day buried his young and beasli- fui bride.s Disgasied win ascf'se where rouaisiS b1h enHpqy chambefs served Co caH up the memaries of departed jays, he re. tuFded 10 the city io,sell outdais household, .determining, i0 leave locality 10 him so, suggestive Of s0rTosv. He died next dsy. When our Informant visited the premises, 1here was bat one living creature there. --, It was solitary parrot, swinging in it's, lonely cage. and waiing unwiiiiualy its de- seredstate. Alas. poor POll!- JNsse Or Jeans Cres.ent.sg..r '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Pork Psospssss. The Loaisv;llss Coar. ter tAials sks numkero of h6Rs ths DesSls ,eea. son viii bel lar9e. pariis9lsslyia Kentucky and Ohio. A6eS SHpQts is lkaG hogs ins ln. diana hsvA hess cru aclsd at Na,SO < Fsess sles ke egnthe peAs in fhe 6emehts are GfieIed io ks4 ceatb Rsr. lb. lor hork.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Wn4F ir aksaisbs aa os. ghet ~e hear \ nan bsSafing of hsvinG sisetelled in hsssypsss wjthout sssr haxl6s sdyefsiA> ed, M seHihds US Df fhe old 'Iugy wbo 60asss ot hpw Iay he has. NaIket io ssye the exS psuss oi rniiuG in I FailFQs q caf. z would wosk .n ' en n hour ns saving No9dsss s4id q snFeHa s1 \ ahkes. N and earn d quaFsef t0 pay:sag lRsE Twelve ihilee psl,l n ii M sNs9' S '...lsess helass q spend Ia1f hodEs sI. so .sz,. Masl; can Rtt along V kont sQYcE,'glnes s9 IF on lbnt so AlhH11.
 NAt Nngs [ l00i he is l9s s9o 6jlIsas "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

- gf li6stis Kesdh uin. pf sEessnsrl lsss kll!ss o1. .iha ofla lpll R isiliaR IsSIl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

.5Nakmg 7se 5est ef it.--A Yaakee, out waIkias in Nirginias n Wheeling, whilelo himselt "a talking, experienced feeling, strange painfHl and eiarmin9l From bis 'caput to his Knees, as he suddenly disc0vs cred he was csverca with ,heesl They resied0as shisesaids, ,Hpd percisrd upon bis nose; ahey.UdIoniEed his peshed lace, and, swarmed upon his clothes. They explored
 bis swslfmg Hesirils, ,.dived deep inio his earss uIrycTaMled ups lIis irowsefs, and flied his eyes with tears. Dld ne yeIl like 'a hyeEa.s did be hpIler like lopn.S Wac ne sCafst and did be scut an run s'' CT did
 the crister swoons Ne,er one-l He wasn't 9scar'l a mite he never swoons.-uur lol.
 lerss; but lie hived ,'em sin . na,l keV ,,iehrd
 and sold 'en for two dollsrsa -,... M ,s'..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

si IT q aisnr6h u Scotland tw0 1aadiIties ollksed to pS thS whdse AAlle5 were AtIajh aud kbW1s The lstteP preached fh Ii,G morning, and tana Ibs his leMl. = Aiea3' tDkese ns& eieGes RIr sHi,tGlo an e,I eGilSh' idiaeaMsse. n, lha klleta0a D1g. Adam
 preached Dp0nst ths s5 50isl li Tn, kste ela M
 The iphEpn.pt9 kihk ss Spp0ipiSssAt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

of North Carolina. says that the comet
 is hanging around us. is 100000 miles ip'
 diameter. and travels as the rate of s0.: 2 900 miles . minute and what is worse, :.
 he thinks tis possibly coming 7 head don''s
 to. this litsle globe of onssi that between ? this and l6s 1M6 inss, We shall lg;;ss i : shaking. up. from it's proximity to asI He
 thinks it will bit us .squartering, 1" and glance oG, without doing any harus ex< u
 cept killing every i've thing at the point of contact. This is rather an agreeable .
 prospect. of tl,e two. If it could man, , age to give Russia and Aassriaa clip.,s there would seem to be. some sense 4in B
 having comets! So says the Register ofS'
 'Ass .se.ssss is,. - CoroNEL BENres is avery plain man. and uses plain language. He has istle
 respect for men in public, station, and
 would tell them his mind just as squickly
 as he would any body else He is DO: friend of the present administration. and shis ,emarks sboutie arss any sthing but complimentary. Lately he has come of
 with some things rather sharp on 1the Government. The letter writers ssy:-. A gentleman iii asked Col. Benton. re- gently i he often, visited the White < House He replied with Bentonian emr~ i phasis, :" Ne, sir--Eo. SIR, I neysFEs t6 the buzzaTd's roost, ' The Sectelafy
 of the Intsrior ssls | message to hina Q :;
 inform hihS thst theTe vas Register Q. < Ethe Land Offics to .be appointed in. the :. st. Louis Congressional District. and re- qnested~ ~him to fasnisls Ihss. .Jspartlaess with the name of . person tosii sAevs-
 cant office. .t Old Ingots sai4 Aass no name to present, and wAss to be as OiAas IT letlnsal elI rsnt Ehis Ad>s minis,raiiun should exist so lobe g Woala have no favor to ask Of iis.. ..ss Y v he naes~ss
 scngsr then said. Colonel. WiliislosaR J tic Secretary shas ycdsAase 10 san6 to- offer. [ No sir; : said the venerable. bat now indignant. Bnllionist. < scaEly.my
 answer, sir, in my eWn. R'ssiae langssge.a.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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