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THE WEEKLY STAR.

This eScc,a' Family and News Jnumal-contain
tainga vanrry af interesting reading than ean
he found III al, or 'y-is pYhi', nod Oh saturday.
TERNs.
oNF DoI.r r ~ TwSSTT Flvl CrHls per single
co,.y.
Y" Ci'tL-five copies .cg SJ1l: 1rn c.'pics fH
. hs; iw"'iy c. rs SlJ.3J; CASH, irrGTldbly ~
cjron.r
PosTN.s.Ese W. at y s=cnts ,,'r be allowed a
commission q. - "ulv 9,r cent
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The Most Wonderful Medicine
IftIFI III tti'''F- VII '''TfTIFtN I FFF".
Oher L Co.'s Iegetabie \, celtic.
EreT QiScDrfT'd fOT t certain cure ~ Iyuc an Fec
T,,tsr,,ii!.Jt ay3 !,iJjoDy r.r.ry

bbtI ~ tU' tSttGbiC ~ CttilC,
lNliE p-op!i-tors of this ra!uahe Meii,iuc have
n"y-r L2a+ie any eff ,:ts To introduce It .e'nre
The shc. yet i has ouEG great f,rnr for md ne,r
Certificates without suIHie" have been f niSci of
its virtues. without auy solicitation, ard uluy
performed whr., ali ether pciicincS hive f2iiai
that is GS4cd irio7 II has stood the tett for aev-
eral setrs and say, without fear. that better
Fr-prra ION for the nre Of Asue ami Fever te
produced As az ~ IL nee publish ccrtiiicat"
Of - gentleman well SDcwn:
Il take great Pr;L5ure i'll Recommending tie Sue-
rise prepared by ober Mc;'"S -, tor the c,:rc OF
W. and Fever the hest Hrii. r. for the accom-
pli-lIn:ent o that ojrrt have In-t with. In
family it has succeeded hrvCnd my most san
"uiI expectations au; therefore. l cunsIier it a
privilege well duty to rccr:srI-ui its to
all who may -" suffering the influence of tha.
distressing sfiictiOI. lSign-'t)
n. Evans REEsE.
Minister Of the Methodist Protestant Church.
F-r sale hy the ir"psi'tnr> oEfR !: co, Bnlti-
InUlr:
D. DANIEL b. CLARKE. Apoihecary. Potomac
Hall. rnrnrr Of Maryland avenue and llth street.
Is,and
by CLAHKE 4 BOWLING. -, strict between
south u AMI streets. island;
And bv JtNES II STONE. corner of 7th ni.l |.
streets. Northern Liberties. Washington. ID. C.
PiiCE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE
If .,In-
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COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c

COUGH. CONSUMPTION. &c.
Mr.. Henry VIM had a cou n for years: great
weakness. DC, had. in s or phy>i2isns; tried all
their remedies. hut cured only ly
HAN' TONS VEGETABLE TINCTtEE.
Cal ard -et paInT Ilets gratis. wI'h history Of dis
every Of this wonderful BLOOD pur @er and
tfcates of "nr own citizens, ut Rheumatsm, ID, sl"p-
fla Scrofdl.. Liver Complaint, General Weakness,
NcrVous neE &c, &c
e9s- Sold i,y NORTiIEE i MDWBRAY. 40 Bal
tinlore street, baltimore: an j'4 Broadway, New
York; CHAS. STOTC a co WIMER. j. 2. MOORE.
ID. B CLARKE. CLARKE & BOWLING. VI. Ell
LOFT. and II. MCPHERSON, w !Iin9ton also by
x :. ?. CIS>hLL, Grorsetoxn; ami c. c. BERRY,
Alrxandril sep 10
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| IRON CEMETERY. EERANDA. AND OTHER
| 1 RAILINGS consisting Of great va-i, " of pat
| erns, made to order and constantly on hard. For
sale by RALPH HASKINS,
est Z Penn sy south side near 10Th ST.
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SCARCITY OF FLOUR IN PALMERO.-The
following extract is taken from letter
dated Palermo, September l5, 1853 -
Flaur is mcommonly scarce, in consc-
quence Of total failure Of the crops
throughout all Sicily. A cargo of tloul
or wheat from the United States would
fetch enormous prices.
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I'm I CosE'y NERVOUS AvD IyyTGORATISG Cor
-, The greatest discovery in medical science
'rbi. astonishing preparation for raising mp weak
atom dshilisted by care, labor, study or dis
80, act. ike a charm. 1t gives strength and app
ti... sal 'n--eSS"s great in'ii'rh'in@ properties;
rr U,arf Disease. all Nervous Affections. Fiatu-
-. Hart Burn ErEtlessucss, NHmhDesS, Neural
-s rsi-ing the spirits, aIli giving power to the
.To, sy>tern it is almost miraculous in it, effect.
sf r,rts a bottle.
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UNIVERSITY MEDICINES.

LNEYEE AND AGUE CURED by ROWAHpS
Z TONIC MIXTURE: J.irersuy cf Frr-
-A1d.c'"e Gn@ I"Yuar Ear,c'ui;c chartered by the
Arrii, lS5l mtny ior the purpo of arre>,iug the
evils resulting from sale Of Spurious and an
cCruus rcstruMs: also the purpose Of supplying
the public with lei Ib.p remedies in wherein
the patient cnnuot cts,R viii not emnlnv h-st
no lyJ! advisers having purchase that iuvalGGh'r .
enclly R"wands Fon'c fixture. count Cf its
j-t celehricy and know efficacy in :he treatment Of
Fever snd Asuc. and irs kinlr' aff'ctions.-has no
hesit' ion in recommending it in the highest terus
TO the patronage 1f the afflicted
Dow Ell COMPLAINT CURED BY ROTA'-H'S
- BLAtkBEHkY R0JT.-The above Inst u i n
extends it, sanction, il ike raunrr to TIE rc,.ed,
for Bowel Camp!:int. wslI known as Rowand's s
q ound Syrup Of Blackberry Rot and earnestly
recommends it D the confidence of patients atfiic 81
with these rNmpaints-i.ceving it 20 le iuyaluab e
in the treatment of such cases.
Non. Henry X Strong
Hon J. L. FlaDi zen,
by order Of the Trustees. John X. Rowand. N. D.
u. X. Ashton. ESQ.
Hector Orr. Esq.
ES-All concentrations to he addressed: John II.
Rowanj, T.. Head If tho Eharnac"utcaI De;art-
m"nt ami Pres lent Of the Uuivcr-ity.
H0me Di>l=nzary AMI Office, No. g. South Second
street. Phut!4ln nhia.
Bri"ch Di>psnsary At the Store ri y T CALLtN.
N.>hin ton, d. G aId o. Il. LIhTI;ICUNI. G"Gr T.
t'wn. u. c. (ie'rEetown Advo"ate) ocIl-coGt-
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THE EVENING STAR
r, WALLACH & HOPE
EE1TCINEs WHICH NEVER FAIL TO
GIVE SATISFACTION.

M : Rose Is an honOrlry mnnher of IN"
I'D PI!T .ielphia Medical S"-i-ty. and graduated
,: Isr from the University Cf y. ms lyania. under
- .. ,5anr4 nf the truly eminent Professors Phys
-. Cf.rm7n tiih<nn. Coxr. .iGurs and Hare. names
- lid .nr meslici science. Ping solicited by
,.,,!s of MS pNtients To nu: NJ his Preparations,
h. new offer t. the public. the results of his ex-
rc. for tb- past thirty yoIr@. the following val
-.,bla Family Medicines, each one ~H'tet To a Sps-
2 f-a.ssCSf:
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FOR ALI DISEASES OF THF KIDNEYS AND
BLADDER.

Dr. g klsT's COTPorSD FLUID EXTRACT Or
BrCgr-This is dccliPdly one Of the best remedies
ever us-d for diseases Of the kidneys. bladder, &C.
sud also for couty affections: asavs highly recon-
r,sn!rl bv the late DR. Fhys;r, AMI many of the
most distinguished medical men abroad. Price 80
cents.
DRJ 8 ROsE's GoIpEN PI,Is fpr Falling Gf the
Womb Fema!e Weakness. Debility, and Relaxation.
Price 80 cents
Dir j. S RosE's FEMALE SPEcIFIc.-A remedy for
papfsl Mems .Cuation Leucorrhoea or Whi-cs. Price
one dollar.
FOR LIVER COMPLAINTS, DYSPEPSIA, &c.
The Liver being the largest gland in thc human
body it is more frequent ly eran,rd han any other.
Then follows dyspepsia CTnS'ipatiGr, c"li FEET. AMI
loss of apppte-te skin becomes YeliU~, the spirits
droop and there i great aversion to society. Re
guate the liver, and you correct ell those evils -
The su--,t preparations to take DR.. EnsE CaLE-
BRlTsD KNLR0 tD OK ASTIRILIDU- PILLS. They carry
OF tis bile and soon give APPETITE and strength.
Ills DIsPEP.IA COMPOUND should i,e taken where 3
person has b.sn troubled with Dyspepsia for long
tma-i'rics 20 c"nts But f'r colds. bilious habits
isundire &c. take Pr ROSES AyTI-"ILIpUs or RAE
EpAD PIIrs 13j% AMI p c-Dts pcr box.
AL of the above pr.paTH-ioHs. with Dr. Ross
Melic, Adviser 20 perscnS in Sickness an in Hsaih
n be hal Of 2. y Gilman. Charles Stott & Co W.
ii. Gilman. john W. Nairn, Patterson 4 Nairp,
" Morrison. William I. Evans. Kidwrll 4 Law
renee j. B. Moore, Washington: J. l.. Kid"v H..
Georgetown; and by all dealers IL Alexandria, Viz
gina. sep Il
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,.o,. -1-rrrR WITH Any pAIN2 If xn,

l. rou will find immediate relief b. using DIR. J. s.
No., PAN CrREE 1t is the only prrpara ion which
-. .Irno,t ins antlv Sore Throat, Rheumatism.
frn, Colds Pains in The side. back or lmls. Fnce,
r. or T,ntharh,: Stomach or Bowels Site or Eack.
sur Nrck. Bruises Corns and Chiib'airs. Where
ever vou have pair use the Pain Curer, SAFE to al!
as Price l2lo - and ~ cts.
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N-OTICE-Thc subscriber respectfully informs
~ his customers whc deal on open account that
their bills will presented the 1st OF every mouth,
WHEN it is confidently expected the sante will be
paid STkFENS, A No. j.
l.
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"Hf GREAT CINCiHNATI TrNNEL--
Man>lic'd'S '.ailrGad Record publishes
some interesting particulars of the grat
tunnel at Cincinnati. The work is now
in capid progress, and will be finished
early in lSj5. The total length of the
tunnel is l0,oil itct, Of which 9G5 have
been completed. The next largest tunnc.
in the United States, which is Oh IN" Bal
timore and Ohio Railroad, is 4lo0 feet
long. The width Of the Cincinnati tun-
mel, walled, is % feet, and height l9 feet.
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Try APiSTC-R .CY OF MONEY. AND TFR
NOBILITY or LEaRNlSG.-The following
just reflections crcur IN an address re-
Gently delivered b. Hiram kerchum.
Esq. on the .y, aston Of the death cf
Chiof Justice Jones:
Sir, there are pow living in Europe.
two very distinguished men, barorS, both
very eminent in their line, 10th Known TO
the whole civilized world: one is Baron
RothScmld, and the other is Baron Hum
boldt: one distinguished for the aocumu-
lation Of wealth, the other for tic accu-
mutation Of knowledge. What are the
possessions Of the philosopher? Why,
Sir, | heard gentleman whom | have
seen here this afternoon, distinguished
member of this community, say that, on
a recent visit To Europe, Inc paid his re
spects TO that distinguished philosopher.
and was admitted TO an audience. He
tound him, at the age of eighty-four years.
fresh and vigorous in small room, nice.
lv sandcd, with large deal table uncov-
cred in the midst of that room, contain
ing his books and writing apparatus. Ad.
joining this was a s'u !, icdroom, in
which he slept. Here this eminent philo-
sophcr received visitor from the United
States. Heconycrsed with him: he spoke
of his works. My works." said he.
you will find in the adjoining library.
but | am too poor TO own copy Of them.
have not the means TO buy full copy
OF my own works"
Now, sir, which of these harons do you
think, even in this age of gold. receives
the greatest amount of The homage of tho
human race! speak not of the homage
of intelligent men, bui of the honor paid
by the masses. Let them both come here
and pass through our streets. and see to
which Of them the hat of the multitude
will be dotted with the most cheerfulnsss
and alacrity.
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w TO readers Mr. Bull is II merchant of
high character.
SANDY BUTToN MippLEsrx Co. Va.
August ?oih, 1888. ,
Mcs-rs. Mortimer Il Mowtray-Geu You may
think it strange that | have taken the liberty l.,
write you this letter but do 20 under circumstances
that justify it. As you the Agents for UAMP-
TONS VEGETABLE TINCTyRH, / deem it ex,.sdi-
cnt t. address you this note oping it MAJ H." part
at the honor 'tle means OF giving this medicine
t"Tl'ty which its merits deserve.
Being in tle hall: of venting medicines which re-
late to the Patent and regular system, / consider
my SELF. to tent judge of the real merit Of
msny Of them. Hy experience teaches m" that
"HanptCn's 1incture" is ne Ii! inc of real hIcrit
of intrinsic value. When ssv ths. | do not say
that it is an nallble cure. in sll cases, but
TO say that champions Tincture will fayorahly OBJ
crate in all disaases or inatin! FROM want of prop
ecretous Of the gastric juices, bal Digestion md
consequently bad depostpS of animal matter from
that source believe that many diseases located in
va ;ous parts of the system. such :s Infl4nat n,
Ulcers. ScrOfuis NC. &c, originally have their be-
ing i'll th" stomach from bad food, b.d digestion,
AID consequently bad hepositione of the rrcuation
TO those parts ami will believe Haupton's Veg.-
table Tinctur- will even re:ct in those cases
Having tOuEd out. myself what it j.. recommend
It 70 others in such rs have described, and
have done IL Hpon the no cure ~ pay system,
and have yet to have the first hottie returned, or
the rst objection about the ray. 1t is rrat pity
people. warrant
it in the following Gases: Gort Rhcumatis-n lula
HlhtoES WHICH proceeds from the stOmirn. Sores.
SrOfula. Dyspepsa. long ding Of Ague and
fere-; rrst stop the chill. and then give the Trc-
ture-the difficulty in this il not in stopping
tn" chill, but the return Of il: this the Tinctu'e will
certainly do. In general defii tiinS. warrant it,
and as said before have procured trial of It in
this way, which otherwise / could not: the Ieople
have be n humbuGged 10y patent .,edicres long.
that they afraid of alt. This is clearly stomach
medicine, il works all its wonders there, and in all
such it ia specific. if thing in the world M
Having gwen the Tinctiire fair trial with my
self IN nv 'amily and nrighhorhoo1. think
VA rartel in what say about it. ::ni which ] do
without any other interest, than the wish to it
in general circulation and in every mans family,
where it ought to be-
Ii what say he doubted by any of TIE afflicted.
n they Will write TO me. ~ Sandy Bottom Pest Of
ice MidileSex county, Virginia. stating the nature
OF the dis aud iend it for Stlth n
will it. and ifit don't DO good will pay for
the medicine. THOS. K. BULL.
DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. Wm. Oilhtm, Of Baltimore custom aouso, suf-
fefed these complaints for IS months with both body
ani mini r.nuSly afectei lie J by Ilarai-
-, !, :1,1
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The longer L live, the more [ am certaiu
that the great difference between the feeble
and the powerful, the great and the insignif-
icant j. fnrr:.y-rnriacIHo HsfermIrotion
tory. Thai quality will do anything that can
he done in This world and lo talents. no cir.
cumstance., no opportunities, will make a two
legged creature man without it.-BprtoR.
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~ Several bottles, hermetically sealed
and air-tight, but not containing any
memoranda to indicate their origin, have
been picked up on the highest latitude of
the Sibt Ran coast, and forwarded to the
Russian Government which has not only
communicated the circumstance to the
BritiShenyoy, but delivered to him several
of these bottles. An impression has con-
Stquentlv arisen, that these bottles be-
longed to Frankln's expedition; and it is
hoped, feeble as those indices may be,
that they tend to throw some light upon
its fate, by producing search in new
direction, corresponding with the set of
currents that have thrown these bottles
on the Siberian coast.
r , When the hands or feet are FROST
bitten or bcnumbed from the effects of
cold. the parts should be rubbed with
camphorated spirits, applied with the
utmost gentfeneSS. so Is not 10 irrltate the
surface by violent friction. When the
first effects of cold are removed, ii will be
proper to apply cold poultices, for warm
applications are to be carefully avoided.
When parts are frost bitten in colder
climates, the common practice is to restore
the circulation by rubbing them with
SNOW water.
The Knoxville ReGlfEr calculates the 90 {
oi laying down the finest quality OF marble
from East Tennessee in this city ut one dollar
per cubic foot
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.

M commend the pprussl of the extract below
w TO our readers. Mr. Bull is merchant Of
high character.
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DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE, &c.
Mr. Nm. 0i,lh tm, Of Baltimore custom aouso, suf
red these complaints for IS months with both body
III mini ruuSly atfectei lie cur J by IiaIa;,
ms Vegetable Tincture If er other thin, filled.
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THE DoCToR'S WELCoME.-Down East
there resides certain VI. ID. One very
cold night he was aroused from his slum-
bers by very loud knocking at his door.
After some hesitation he went to his win
dow and asked" Who's there 2"
Friend"
What do you want 3
Want to stay here all night"
Stay there, them" was the bcuevo-
lent reply.
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UPostmaster of Charleston, who has
Just stepped out" Of his Post Office.
adopts the following complimentary ad-
dress TO the President:
have mailed my last letter ry iurr a1c Ger
Eve been iunnd out Of otiice-am p. NJ. no more;
T. why and the wher lore you need n-t inquire,
1 voted for Scutt-Picrce bits me retire.
'No enemies 10 p I'M h-no friends TO rward.'
From the lips of the General n long since c ri,
Yet others with mc who shared IN thr rout,
Can tell by eNpereI ce how W, I lIc f.lns out.
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~" You say, Mrs. Jones, that the
prisoner stabbed tire deceased. Was it
the thorax or the abdomen :" Neither.
yer worship-in a strec' fight, seed it
with my own blessed eyes" That will
do, stand aside, and make room f'r the
next witness. Crier call Mrs. Aspin."
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

CouNTERFEIT Cc,N.-Cnunierfeit Geti Dollars are again pnt in circulation. They are dated 1858, and seem to De .fac- simils at ihe genuine coin, but may he deiectci by ibeir very greasy surlace. They are lighler than the real lcoin, ard have l,0i tlle ringing sound. If held in tho hand few minutes, the heat win take off ihe gilt nd leave tile coin tie color of zinc. Crun,er. feil Qmrter Dollars of ihe date of S5S 2 sfe in circulation. SD admirably done that ,iew can be '.elected only by tie sl,gln difTef- ence in the ringing of tie meial.-.Aibany .argas. a z.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

District of Canaan, ss. Probate Court, October
 24th 1853. 8
 TTPON the application of Amos Pierce of said VI Canaan, showing to this Court that he is GuardianJio Sarah P Ev:tts, minor, belonging io said district, and that said minor is te owner of the following real estate, viz "a certain tract of land situate in the eecond society in said Ca aan, bounded north by land of Amarlllis Evius, south by land of Sophia Evitis. east by lands oi Charles Barnes, and west by lands of Dennis Rood, and for more particular description o said lands reference may be bad to the distribu ton of the eslate of Oliver Eyitte, on record t the Probate iOAieef6F the district of Sharon, con taining about 20 acres, and valued ai about five hundred dollars, and showing just and reason. able cause for selling said real estate: praying for an order, and that he or some other mcst person be empowered 10 sell the same, as pei application on files dated ehe 24,h day of' Ocio- Der, is53, more fullysappears, M N ORpEREp That he Joreaoing application Do heard as the Probate Office, iR Canaan. on the T3ist Adaf oF December. 1858, at ? o'clock, aiter noon !; and that noiiee thereof be published in eoma public newspapef Deof the place. where lsuph real estafe liea, three weeks successiyelyb At least six sseekA kA before said time assigned.
 MILES n. GRANGER, Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
6 ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION 8 or THE H
 NORFOLK LEATHER COMPANY.

'Nx7E. the undersigned. do hereby assoeiaie
 ourselves as ' 2 body % polite and corporate pursuant sc sie Sta'uie N tq our ATsiclrs of Agreenients as tW fAF H1
 s, AFtsL The pams ofe said Computation slIull bf ahe Norfolk Leather Company,''ss ns g tF Art 2.a The cspignl siork of said CQrppratio4 shall be Six Thousand Dollars, and shall be dist s!esl hui.dFsd aud otty shares oi twenty
 An 3. The purposes for which said Corpora' ton is esiqbFhed afe ilIe following. to 6it 2 Importing, manufacturing and dealing in allkindi Of leatheg impgrfing and dealing in ail k,nds q HssaneS ;ns a sss ss hss !es hold Q carry on said business; alst the balvInR. selling and dealing in al articles na ceesaxY and convenient fo the carrying on 0 snia 4blsi1css. and generally l0 5o ail things con tyeHisHt Y t9e gasnagement Of the same:
 AFk 4 The Statute aforesaid is hereby Eeter led l9 and made part Of tho Articles, and h, pofpo5aii0u hereby establlshed and oraanizee Updef 6ntt purSdant 10 said Siatute e!fai. havt Inc eoNHfsnmd psacegd accofding to the tegula. tens deeafibad and speei6ea therein. .s. s nSmbsp o sss so hs ss% ia Atlls eapitai stock of said Corporatiops sse th1re E0 hn twenty-lise dollars. and 10 pay ihl 'sana AY 4ntlalinebts as ii,s Directors shsl prr| s'zs A,s gh. ..:a q ,.; 1. E, 0l uoia and 4laie of Conneciieuf. sssa,..s .ts,. ' Su14cNhefs Namef. Number of Shates. WN w. WeIchs z I0 shates al 3r Narl0m nSyM se co ss1 AFt
 Aaron Kerrs, ,I s o2A4 a~ so Gieys bpwFsuee sA 20 .aee
 ' t1h6|sIs 2 s,e
 s|,i4.tlin Csissie. %.
 W. VI. Yrl6. tR An4
 - ? sTAs;s sw;!salwELeB, f.s:issEg
 alEE nfrA1. SslIgipry, ' ' Y, -
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
New York Markets.

H i.sae MONDAY. Oct. 24th.
 FLouR.-Prices range for state and western brands from $6 s7 tq I 4S., Demand is rnoder- ate in the market today. M. GRAIN.---Wh ,SI 50 | s. Rye gl 93.- Oats 47a 49. Corn 75 a71 13a IS .62 for prime. Beef, 4 s5 5 50 for prime and z a l2 50 for mess. Lard l2c, Batter IA ! lsc. Cheese d 10c.
 gi5 Cattle MaFlSet, 4 :. MONDAY, Oct. 24.h. I
 Offered 5000 Reeves, f69 cows and calves and 1l54 sheep and la,,s,s 7s- f { ~s. s.-9'e411s ss sPRIcRss- Reeves 6 a 9 lg2 cts per ib Cows $2S 45as5. Sheep % eaa 45o; Lambs $225 to 3J 4, Allsod. -@.a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

5a ANOTHER KoszTA AFFAiR.-li is saHl that Mr. VrOOr,. the present Amercan Ambassador in Berlin, will shnrtly have }o e9otiaie the case of Mir. Henry Orhsche, who was condemned in ile yrar iS49. tio four years imprisonment for offences of ttle press, but escapingslo America, becalne n na,urahzed citizen O of the Uniied Sld,cs During inc latter portion Of 1852, he re- turned tn regulate his affairs in Hamburg. and was thrown into, prison al SieRniz. 7
 He has appealed to the embassy nf Lis adnpied country lnr proieciion.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

The Hariford Fmn,nin proposes io change is name to" The Connecticn, U,i ion" The idea isa good one. The Foun> tain is in better hands than liere,nE,.s, bu, it can never get oE it's Hale oior while ii retains iis present ii,le. We wish t snc- cess and we trust ilst Mr. Pearl, iis sup. posed principal editor, will tVt allow hini> self lo he bulted- by Hale mic any p.,siilM, than ihai which his sown good sense may point cut. .es
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
-A T a Court of Prohate holden at Norfolk, "A within ond for the District of Norfolk, oh the 20th day of October 1853 tsff g-.5,

Present. N, B. STEVENS, Esq, Judge.
 < On motion of the Executors on the estate al AUGUSTUS PE1'TIBoNE. late of Norfolk in snid district, deceaa ed- Ordered, that sa u ,Eyceu,ors exhibit tbeif Adninistraiion ac accourlI 10 this Court for settlement and adiustmont, al .tlie Probate Office in said Norfolk, on the 5tt dny.o November next, at I o'clock, F.. M., and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified ,thereof, the Executors will cause this lIsitchfield, for t~o weeks preyious to said 5th day Of November, 1858 Certified from Record. , 26S f N. B. STEVENS, Jiidye !
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
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s In Albion. N Y. Oct. 18th, by the Rev. "A. sIl
 Brooks William s. Baldwin of Gaylofd;sville e., to Miss Betsy Potter daughter of James Potte, Esq, ,of. ihe former place. & s.T NM N In Norfolk, IHh inst, by the Rev David I.ys
 man, Cero F, Barber, to R. Jennette Crowel. In this town, by Rev B. L. Swap, Gran ae Tfuh
 bell of Wateriown: to Mary A. Churchill form
 erly of RocbestersN. ". 1, ,..7g. [ x "