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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-21
DUMPLINGS.

Written for the especial benefit Of, and Respectfully
dedicated to, Maria and myself.
BIT sLocUN sLues, ESQ.,
Let bards sing the praises in all of their phases
OF Frenchified dishes, unwholesome rare;
lies;
But naught in the world can with dumplings
compare.
Their oysters and noodles, and all such capdoo-
dies,
Delicious and fine in their seas On may be /;
Their pot-pie and chickens may go to the dick
ems,
When there are hot dumplings for Maria and
Let windy debaters, 'twixt beans and pertaters,
Keep up dispute, while despatching meal,
And some prejudfced hearcr, who thinks ne sees
clearer,
Stick in word edgewfse for turkey veal
Or preserves made of quinces-or custards and
minces,
Or small-beer and cider-or sugar and tea;
Ye Gods and small fishes! they may be delicious,
But bring out the dumplings for Maria and
me
To make it the richer, have "dtp" in pitcher,
To pour on the dumplings, and soften their
doom;
Then sweeten with sugar-and let every bugger
Stand out of the way-we must havo elbow
room!
To see spoons flirting, it may be diverting,
To those who such sights seldom happen to
see !;
But they will discover, when meal-time is over;
Two dozen have gone, 'twixt Maria and me
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-21

GOING UP SrArRs.-If, when about to as
cend the stairs, you find that a gentleman
IS going up at the same time. draw back
ana make sign for him to precede you.
he Will bow and pass on before you.-
When coming down. do the same, that
the gentleman in advance of you. A We.
ry polished man will not wait for a sig.
nal from the lady, but will bow and rHn
up stairs, passing her as a thing of course.
f4-R ,z 4kiss Leslie.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-21

GOING BAck.-A man presented himself
at the Jeffersonville penitentiarv m Sot
urday' and asked to go in and be put to
%ork-that he owed the State five wears
labor. He was convicted at a recent
term OF the Circuit Court, held at Law
renceburg, Ind, of manslaughter, and af.
forwards broke Jail. A reward had been
offered for his arrest, but he baff1ed all
search. He, however, presented himself
voluntarily to fill the sentence of the law.
Singular instance charlottesville Demo
crQt.
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-21

Es Mrs. Partington says she never ca
asu much about grand spectacles, or 9TH
S S'Snts, but there are two things she
"DTIu IKE to have seen-the inoculation
Victoria. "''on oi queen
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1853-12-21

caper with? - Oos' 10 cut
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
Europe aud tho ruitcd States

The nrn oil the Uul'e: States Is la, one
seventh .es- 'lran iha, 81 Europe. inchnii"g
the Two is nnds. : I"'rnE,irn. luw"vrr
Is i-ss Than .re 'lrsrn't ~ large. The
polnlh ion Il Europe averages seq MY Que
To- HE ,u,arr mile. While ilIaI 1t tie UnI
ted States IL bHI >.v-n Ru .>In Inns eight
,Iu,rs us much EuI"la"n "r'i'"'y. and
Iwrn,y ni,I"hs more 0I p0i'uiit on. Her
tnrniitun. lInwtver. Is hat inir'y Ia ~"
.qmale nii.., ~ ale that al Ii lgInun IL 33l.
o.. Tie III ed SIaiea. alnssncL ns"I' = Is The
ul,st h-n:eIy p""plrd. having LEI I"h"h1
tanis 10 The sqa"rr- mite. It-x'S The inrg.
est IA AREA ei the States. has 20 Ol0 square
m,lrs. mI"r" TERRITORY Ihmn the tn'Irnr al
rIumcr. aud ncaiiv twic" ms m'nclI as Il e
U"nrd K,hs,.,un ct Great Britain ntid Ire
lid, Tue isupninliUn II he Juno ST te-
IL! su,l"s~ That 81 Great B,nai" wml.i"
H." years, aud probably ".fTiakr that Of
France By the next na' isuai census.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
CHAS HOOKER. Secretary.

DEArH OF Par e.. D. ADAMS The n.
Y. J ,urnal" C"nnrice sn.s that 1T cts
,r.uIM by The Steamer I'eucl, announce
the death NJ -. Tao mas. on il,- l)'h
January. If Prof &. b. Adams of Amherst
L .llrYr. He sail, Il fer ST. Thomas in
Derenrhrr last. with the Two fni | u! j"ct OF
,irs material lVr u work "n the geographic
cal di>;r,!u ION of iL- nnllusrf Of ih..
EnIlhbrnn geological province, hut soon
nficr h ; arrIvhi. was alta k"d by The tnVrI
uow l,reta lag there, AMI died after ahou,
,Itrrc wetk s' llhrss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

o. Rumnr has assigned the contest for
the ro,nhnI hDn by the Dem cratic State
CONGESTION. Cor q .vermor, 10 Mrssrs. Sam.
urI lug AN Of Say brook. WIN. p Bur-
rail- "f Bridgeport. and Chas. a lngersoll
Ut New u"ven Norwulk Gazette.
Ou- Rumor (ibs it. Gov. Seymour is In
ie liz Nominated Ior this year and next. OF
until the Wings succeed in ben,ing bun,
The Democrats regard him az their strong
ut man. and they viii run no risks will
any "her. although several stand ready,
and some ut lneni a lutte nnxinus To- take
The icins. 'rho Governor aud his friends
,nusi no' bJ 10" sLre OF success even this
year. II III. Wings could only he once
m't" mnnel Is Of Did, they wouiI wake tie
lr'm again. They may y"t 10 of one mint
before April. So hook out. ....
". II. Palladium.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
LlTCHFIELD ENQUIRER
LIrCnFlEl.D FEB. 20, 1858
Medical Institution OF Yale COlIegs
ANNUAL FxAMINATI N--ls53

ANNUAL FAAMINATI N-'lG"&
The Examining C"nmmire convened on
"Wednesday, january 26 II, AMI continued
in session iva days. Present, on the part
OF iI- C"nn"rtmur Medical Soci-ly
Ruins Blakem NJ. D. of FaTfirh,
President. Be- min WEIGH. NJ. D. o.
: 'Is'ury, AFhhrI WomIatd. NJ. u at
F'ank'''. P'ncAnry " Ellsworth. VI d.
"' H"nf"rd. iIHlE'":! N B..nnet N. D. ut
''"'h"l J"-iah G Backw,a., NJ. D., "f
l.icl,tirll
On Tie pant "f Y.le C"l!egc-pross. y.
>'Iinan. K"igar. I p Beers. & HooArr.
and w Hooker.
F f,rrn candidates were examined ana
recommended for The D.gree Of D1c'"r i"
Medicine {:
l. Elias Campbell B kcr. Prinr"town.
N J. on A!ul-rnlnns of Medicines >
William T"miins"n Bu.,h. L a. wi.
iram,s College New York. ,m Sra.l-l Fr...
v"r' 8 J","ph Baby + hrt. T'en'o".
NJ ON E:'iItp>, 4. Reuben Warner
uhsnu. Bfidg-waleF. on Ga .'AriIcS
:. VIM lldnune "n leonard. Csmp'in. -"
Pnhi,iS Il y R,usnm Perry Lyon.
T. I-l"n. on .:'nld.' Charles Augustus
Neal Lpd, n Y on lud ,:nun'i.n.' 9
C'mrIe- Edward Sanf,rh.. ll'nv'Il'. on
= -, s-niriy.' .. llarnlr.I WI.inm Simv".
| Woodbury.. "n Il 'n'i:hri &c 10 Paul
,, T. >kiif, Kent. un Mental Inh nncrs uG
; d s-asrs' IL. l4nciu< Anthony smith,
! New Haven. On General Par l> sis 1T The
| same IL M"laxG.hon Sl"'r>. b ~.
A-itnrd. Oh The Lapsuug" If the Dr"i
aud Dunb.' IL. Aln,", Pease Tirkn"r.
rur.ffv;lr, on 'Dys-m'"ry,' Ai'h la- Vale
dietary Ad.rrr>S ~. Martin Eben- Ger
W'"che l. D.rhnn. on t.imlogv' Is
Wi i"n Walton Woolsty. New Haven, on
Sc"II.! Fever .-r- g
B-nsmia W-Irh. N. D of Sali>bur,
of III" Board { Examiners gave iiie An,
nu"l Address ~ the Caudidalrs.
| he Degrees wtr" conferred on Thurs
| lay evening. h. President MUl>ry
prckntJ w + lsw orrh. NJ ID. Of II ut
ford. aud Il nl"rd n lSenn.n. VI. ID of
Bethel w'r" appointed I" give the annu i
| addresses. 1851 and 1855.
, DIR T. lswUlh was "ppHlnir'i to rtpnIi
| 'llr pr. r'',.hi 'es If th- Il m.d to the Prr>i.
dr"i nnd Fellows uf the Connecticut McdI-
cal Society.
Prh. II 'i,aan gave nniire tina, he had
! resigned his Pr"lesSnrshi4 and that with
this rxnnima'ion terminated his OIL III
rnnneclipn with the C,nmilirr, aud he
Arr"Idinsly now t'"s lravs # The Il mrd
| Wlmr"umn I'll" i"lL'wing resolution was
| fired t., Dr.. Brckwi II. AMI unnnillIuslJ
| "!npnI:
R,.snhe l-Tha: tie thinks of the Com
,ri',.e 1T x;in,na,i"n # Ilm Ne cal la.
<ti;Lt,up . Y"ie College, nj" dm" I" Is. Sill
nan. LII u. In the f,ihful ANA very sat-
'-tnritry mann"r IN whri, h" las i''r t.riy
! v"aT+ nI>rhtrGrd ne duin> II Pitie-scr al
| Cn"ini>,r> in iI.i, | .>,i."tinn. an w learn
| Win u ,ie':trh rr.trt HAT he has rrii' cd
I rom tie CHAIR. wl,mh he has ~ luus tl.eI
~i'h such Il is lug u,slrd ability.
adj urn'd she dr..
CHAS HOOKER. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
John Nfwion

APRAcr1cAL ARGUMENT "A pious Old
man at cur church. at -- ~ reasoning
WIN a Snhba'h hr. nkrr, s"h Suppose
r"w. Ii had seven ehIings. and suppose /
mel a man. aud gave him six sliiIliug' Tree
Iy nut ni the seven, wliat would you say
~ tia, ?
Why. I should say yon were YER!
kind, aud that Tie man ought 10 he thank
fol
We'll. but suppose l'e should knock me
,own. aui raD mo Of tho other shilling
whit then '.e.
WHY, then he would deserve hang.
ipg,' .r ....
Welt. now this is your case thou
ar, the rnau . Gni las freely given you
xix ,'a>s I" work aud earn your bread and
,he spvrnth lie has krpi for himself, and
,.nm nDnn,!tt us iu keep 10 holy =: bU' you.
md sn,ls fed with III" six Digs Gnd has
given. ruo HIN at the ssv-miii-w hat iiem
,io ,ou ...feI., 2 I lie mam MAS si,en1 ed
a GOx,rsTFNT SisTER.-rhe following
lncideu wIll >li:'w the lh'Ir"rIance Of ChriS-
ian d'cisioc. 4 Young badly having rr-
Gently made ii public pi0!rssl"n Ct lIrr
| iailii ~ Ci rIsi, was urged by her brUIh
| whom ste rndrrir loved. 10 accompany
htn I" place Of mmuseInent. which many
| clIulciI GIrHp!IPIS wero III the habit ID at
| ,rIdiiDy. But she rrsi$ird his ImIOrI uni :
| ties ami ho went alnlIe. VA hiS r", nriI, he
| 81 d To .uoiiIrr mrmber at Iris ihmiiy.
hd not enj myself us we'll as had am
! i,c,,mi. Il. aud ! respect religion the more
i,otn III rxhibiiWm ia the cT'"iuct Of my
S,sI.r. H.im,,m ! cnuld MOI divert from what
she brlrvrd Ia loo r'ghl. lad size gone
with ,nr, ! sln.nl,i have becn confirmed 10
| IN. npimI,m that Trbgmu WAS niure u PIE
trnc- Than u r-"Ii y. Her c"nsisirncy 81
| chnrncIer With :rr profession baS render ed
her d..aleT to mr Than ever
THIS may prove a "~'f'h lesson not only
10 you, g prolrss,irs. bmi'iO all such as are
making rri'g"u "a sal Jec' of >erl0"s injury.
-4 WatcAnsan and Observer.
FOaTY SgsES--W fin. tho following
!" an En.i,sn news p''"r. and submit II I"
ihr i.sprciIOn of lUosr wii" ara inchhe0
:" he su. pc sut.ons "a ii,e sn.ject vi "uin>
bets. a s..
III is now ~ ears sire" Nelson iougLi
iic ba.le OF trafalgar. Al years was 'he
aye a.. NriSun at Tho II,iIe. Al years ot agr
Was WrI'nsIon at Na-eiiuO. AZ } ears"!
age WAS Is mIPIrte whom b" d. ieat:d a.
,ars weIe c"usrlrled last Year SINCE Ma
t0lrUn The Frat WIS crowned Emperor
a. Years Is IiAr age "f Nap"leOn tho Third.
wiu, Tins year is crowned Emperor.
We may add 10 The .OoSe--we hope
without fIISItrning any body iaiO the up.
% ehrnsiou ola coup d stai. = that Frank>
Ian I'teree was ~ Ou the day Of tho last
Presidential electlOO.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
III get ny Blessed Biz le,

New HAMPSHIRE EsrATEs.-Men in
New Hampshire occasionally accumu>
late large estates. That Of Hon. Char les
II. Atherton. it is said. will amount to
100000. Judge Woodbury. leftabou'
SI2o, 900 in his own right. and he'! be-
sides large property in trust for hi'
children. Hon. George D. Upham. who
died in Claremonl within two or three
,ea,s. had rolled up property lnvento-
led after his decsass at haE a mil lion oil
dcl'ars -iConcord Statesman.
Gr Rev. Ira Pettibonc, Of Winsted,
has received - call 10 the First Congre-
ga,;onal church ip Derby, Conn.
u. s. SENATORS --Hon. Same Hous-
ton has been re-clvcted United States
Senator by the Legislature Of Texas.
Gove,nor Foote asserts his constitu-
,ional light TO fill the vacancy in the
Mississippi Senatorial! representation. but
inlima,ss some doubts whether he will
excrci,e The right. -. d. a..a .tei... .,.a.
The Legislature Of New Jersey have
elected William Wight. Of Essex. Uni
ted States Senator by a vote 81 4S 10 20
over jacob W. Miller. r. M. Smith was
elected State Treasurer. aud William b.
Vanderyeer Keeper Of the State Prison.
SINGULAR Governor Hebcrt, OF
Louisiana. was inanguratsd on the goth
ult., ut his own planiaitn, in the pres
enee cf y Comm tee OF the Legislature.
lie being too III 10" 90 to Baton Rouge
something new ia the political world.
FAITH The means by which We OBJ
tain salvation, is Ta;ih: which rs it show
e,h Us boil nur disease and OR PLY sician
.nclineih Ms 10 pray TO the latter, for a
cure Of The farmer. Prayer is one gil 10
Cod, and every olheT gitt il Obtained ~ n
co. A female teacher Of q school that
stood CA the banks Of q qniet Epglish
.tIeam. once wished 10 communicate to
her pupils an idea OF faith While she YVES
'rying TO explain the ssseaning OF the word,
F., smalI covered boat gliled ~ sight alone
the stream. Selling upon The incident Gr
an illustration, she exciaimed-
IL were 10 tell you that there vas o
leg or mutton in that boat. 80" wonti'e :
iieve me. would you not. even without
seeing it yourselves 7
Yes. nla'anl.' replied the scholars
We'll. thai 10 faith replied tsls schools
mistress.
The mex, day. In order 10 test their res
collection Of the lesson, she inquired,
what is Faith I
a leg OF mutton in n boat Z! was the
.pswer shoutcd from oil parts Of tho room.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

EyeLlsm JUsT,cE - 10 tho Court oi
Qurrn's Beech, Lurd F."nki"ri was Tried
aud found gully vi the charge 1T clrc"h'
nag Infamous lrit-rs al a iihell"us clarsc>
/ Ter, ianditg to Tjnr" the fame e Lord
li.nr, I.eumx. L. I'd Campbell c0ncuircc
In tie v.Fslici, AMI said
"a Gn.,s, psIsf.I task c.v'lvss np"n me
/" Ir.Loopcc sentence np" {" 5"na" ]
your T:nk ani Ise iii"n 10 f0c''i,. j. MAJ.
u r. MI ~ i,"t may Le !t'OT '"'k at Po>H"n
hut wlisib-r p"eI u The I" aim al peas
ant. each. wtIrn convicted ia This c'uri.
must slInEs the same fac. You have he. .
guilty. - u Nh,ls'iOn &C 'he law. auul av;
r.,m,InilIrd ma 0tTere" &c Ihe Sr"S5Pst kind.
Y.u have CAUSED IU b.. wrieiy riiCUlSirr u
ul,,si scmndnl0us and iud-c1nt puOilcA iOI'.
puiiing 10 names al prIs0ns whom il must
nave brrn y"ur Inien'I'" 10 dFfame: aud
tor his OiEr,c- Iho senieEcs' is. that sol"
Lc in,prisonrd 10 Tho House al Correction
E. r The comfy of Middlrsex. Tor The period
Oftweive calendGr mouths.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10


The RAILROADS. OF THE WoRLD.-Wt
learn from the American Railway Times
that the number Of miles of Railways
now in operation upon the surface of tb
globe is 20.s67; o: which Is, 436 are
in the Eastern hemisphere, and 14,43l
are in the Western, and which are dis
tributed as follows: In the United
States l2.s47 miles lin the British Pro-
vines l7S miles in the Island Of Gu
ba $50 miles; IN Panama 22;in s, Amer
ica so niles; in O. Britain 6.97G mil.s !;
in Gel many $40 miles; ia France 1887
miles I: in Belgium 5S2 miles; in Rus
sia 422 miles; 10 Sweden rs miles; In
Italy ITO miles; in spain 90 miles and
in India 80 miles. The longest Railway
in the world is the New Yosk and E.ie,
which is 400 miles in length. The total
number Of RAilwaysin cperationland in
course Of construction in the United
States, is $40. cons tiucted Al d cost OF
$los. los, 100.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
WINTER.
BIZ MRS. u. C. GARDNER.

BIZ MRS. u. c. GARDNER. =.
Will wall the wintry winds
The tiIful Northern blast
A thousand echoing crannies findS
Within its cure ITS vast.
The bleak and lea6ess woods,
The mountains rude aad hOaT,
Tie valleys mOosy soliiudeS
Luck desolate once more,
How bright ii; yonder bower
The summer fountain rlayd l
How beautiful was shrub aud flower,
And lsaly coilonade ! .t
Tho same clear gushing rill
Goes gurgling down the glen.
But are like green leaves waving still
AS they Were waving then.
The ice hath hung its gems
Upon the branches bnre,
Ard niS>ti"ied diadetnS '..
The forest nionarchs wear. .
Blu, cold, o deadly cold. .a
s~ The pism>like colors glow,
The purple. crimson. aud the gold.
Tint lnakes The glitlering show.
Yet many an omen bright
Doth icy winter bring.
1t weareth on it's bosom white
The promise Of the spring.
Far up the ledges ,wines
~ The ivy's tadeies sheen. ......-
And boldly rise the tapering pines,
Aud aurels ever z reen. .a.
Iark! how the wild winds rise
The eddying curre'ts sigh
Aduwn tue forest corridors,
And ylbra,e through the sky.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
A Dangerous Leap.

Luther NJ. Brown, II lawyer by profes.
sion. 81 arg-d with ceunrer.e NJ in New
hu,y. n Il. baving""Sr'n,Ied. was traced
To H"if.h', where ho was arrested, irOned,
aud p'n"hd in the cars for Al nny. on Fri
day Inst. When near Schenectady. aud
The Train going at the rate at thirty live
miles an hour he l'mpr,l from the cars. al
u oug! his feet were hound together by
slIacAIrS. and mu,ie gu"d his escape, in
cons. qaenct,"f no, being missed ior some
time afterwards. .......
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
a.. VI. O:sl6 s;as.
Ne:U Firm.

- OSBORN ~ Co hn'in. pu,chn
100 SD iht Stare /, I Goods nt Samuel In. t.
u. d.. wtIi c'Nill the sale i Dr., G"n.i-
3!':.ri "a. ruh. AZ DIS. PLTIlt uiai alirn-
::pl vita D.puli IN. sIc "I iRUG. anh
II :oIcIS:.. all 1T v1.rh ars wArranTed put.
AL -lA' wIlI b. 81 Ierin .rndtd b> DR.. r.
O""'. wave inrg ex'e'irnc" snail gave
3ltisf,.Gi"a.
Tho subscriber w,ull respectfully "nr'
lis sef"'c"s - thu in'lahi'ants of Li'ci,.
ial ani ITS vicinity rs pi,vSwinn aud
Surgaon. F. OSBORN. NJ. ID.
Li'rhhaH Sept Is 1859
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
F,cm the Chili's Papor,

F,cm the Child's Paper.
"MY MOTHERS DEAD"
I'm very, very lonely,
Alas, | cannot play
! am so sad, sit and weep s.
Throughout The living day.
miss dear moiher's welcome. ,...
Tier light hand on my head. -.
Her look of love, her tender word
Alas, my mothers dead!
have no heart TO play alone -
To day I thought lii Try,
Ant 90 my little hoo? TO roll,
But ALL i, made me cry ,.E
Fur who will smile to SEQ me come,
Now mother dear has gene, ~.
And look SO kindly ia my face,
And kiss her little son
I'll get my blessed Bitie,
And sill me down and road
Ny mother said thnt precious book
Would prove a frieBd in need.
! seem 10 see dear mother now,
To bear her voice of love-
She may be looking down on mo,
From her bright homo above. ..
She said tim. I must come to her--
Sne cannot come to me
Our Father, teach little one
lInw no may come 10 thee,
For ! am Very lonely now. .u
Oar Father. may / come,
And join my mother in the skies
Aud heaven shall be our home.
E, B. p.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10
The Pacific Telegraph.
Washington, Friday Jan. 20 lsj

Washington, FRIDAY Jan. % 1853.
Tie committee nm Territories. it is said
are progress " lily :m His matter of
a." Pacific Telegraph Z nmpany. The
proposition Of MrSsrs. Alden & Eldy has
ht'em very well Received atIuI,g the mems
Lers Of 10th Houses, and if the cOmmilIe+
report Gav"r"hk (nf which there seems To
b. little ,iOuh') the hill will pass. The
projectors say :hry are ready TO pledge
'ahsm~tlvPs To put the first message thro'
ftO San Francisco in less than eighteen
months from tho dnie IF The grant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

A GRIEF ARGUMENT - Bad men Of
devils could nuL .luvo written Tho Bible.
G,r It condemns them aud their works.
Cool ,urn or angels could noi have wrillrr
n. for in SAY Jag It was The wort of God bul
their own ,n.enIion. they could haze beef
guilty ol falsel,oOd. ami 'huS could n"'
have been good. rhc only on" 'Sho coul'
have wrd.ru il. is the author. Gud h'mseh
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-02-10

SATIN. SELF 4 Cn.-'Chore - great
ana veil established house which d"es
much business nuj cause no little JIs'uf
hauco IN lie world and in the CHURCH.
The .f.M IN Sata,, Self g. C", Till this
powerful. rxirh>i"e partnership he dis
solved. we cannot expect perfect pace
ant union am ,ng ali betie'e's. wal DE-
iy tai day when lis credit SINH 'o"'lS
imi. such dry we arc warranted !"
n"ro for, -
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G;-lt costs thirty five millions of dollars
n pay Tia. sIlar.es Of American lawyers !:
1--WE I've indians Of dollars aie pmid uui "n'
nudily 10 keep our cri'ninals, aud ten m'l
lions "t dollars Ia keep the dogs among us
alive. while "n'y six "''llI"ns of dollars are
.pent aunua lily to l.: ep the slXeen thous'
aud preachers ~ the United States.
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ItON BANK

VNt1E President and DWpcIoTs # his
- Bank nav" this day declared ~ DivI-
drnd Of Seven per CEN. on the nrisnia
Capital Stuck OF said Bank pA mh!e 10 th.
SnDcklI.ld.rs on and a'i-r hn. 10 h lust.
The tH.r"si .l"' on the New Slork ~ u
Be paid on the same .;av
A. G. RANDNLL. Cashier.
Falls Village. l., January. 1858
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DnArH or Ma BUEL.-Hon. Alexan-
der Bael died on thG 3Oth at his lodgings
in Washington, after a few days illness.
Of erysipelas. Hts remains were taken
BY the morning train To his late resi-
ience. Fairfield, N. Y. attended By n
committee. consisting Of his late col
leagues, Messrs. Walbridge. Wells, King
and Jones. and BY friends. -F
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| + r.
ExTRAoRDINARY WEALTH.--The New
York Tribune translates the following
from German paper - a9 aaa
"A rich planter, a Mr.. Dclebitzsher,
descended from nm ancient French fam.
lily, recently died in New Orleans. He
was q young man ns the time of the tirst
French Revolution, aud fled from the
gaillotine 10 become - merchants clerk
in the Crescent City. After q time, he
married the daughter Of a rich planter,
and carried on the plantation SO skillful-
ly as in a comparatively short time to
acquire the reputation Of one Of the rich>
est men in Louisiana. Since his death
the division Of his property shows its
aggregate to be an amount which, from
an European point Of view is almost fab-
ulous. It consisted of 81 plantat ions,
upon branches OF the Mississippi, afford
Ing az annual profit from the cultivation
Of coffee and sugar Of $4,000; II
steamboats, upon the Mississippi, 8 up.
on the ocean, and 81 merchant vessels.
The aggregate income Of which, at the
lowest calculation, is 100000 shares
10 the amount Of 1000. 900 in r. T.
stoc4s, producing $3.50 900; seven lin
tied partnerships in Europe. ,one in
each Of the cities of London, Paris.
Bordeaux. Lisbon, Cadi,. Naples aud
Constaniinople, each producing IN annu,
al profit OF $4,000. in all $500. 900 ;
Cash to the amount Of 81, 900, 900 in
the Bank of England. drawing 2 per
cent. aud producing $l4o.ooo-makirg
in all an annual income Of S2. 25S, 600,
or about IA, 900, 900 francs. His proper.
ty. in houses, furniture, collections OF
works OF art, books, &C., were in proper
portion. The property falls TO three
neHs' 3aU #
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NOTICE.

a I'll. peFslus h"IiIng Notes 70! claims al
"a IA. dts:IIP;tm aIiIn>I thu C"nMy oi
Iilchis, are I"lt'slst :" hmI state lrni
Of IT, sa.ns {" the - ~ Hy Ct'.x - 90 brinrr
the Iin rassdIy at + 'Iru4ry n"yt - nd.
thai al adiasInrnI IL I;,r saTe may PC mad,
By the C"uiy CamnissIOusI&
PELtG S!lf:t IRU, ! Comfy
N b. STEVENS, Commits
SYLvANUS MERwTN sioneTs.
LiichlieId. Dec. 2! tSja.
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LINsEED or.

A PURE Article, m tnufaetnrei aud f,
- sale NJ the B'niam FuIIs t).l Mill
AL "riers promptly attended 10.
Tasll pail e.. Flax Seed
sa-. WI. r. KT..BOURY.
Rant"al Falls. SEP, ]. ls;;5
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TOUR OVER THE CONTINENT.
aaf CHAPTER /. sEw si

Leaving 81. Louis voy0ging up The
Missouri SnGgs, Floods, BottoHs~
Lands. villages. Ge..-An Eacansp
nsent- SLAVE auction - PyGiries-
Herd IF Bu6aIOs- The PIatte--F Fort
Kearney-Ertensive VieaO. dc.
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NHAPOE urCIIFIEI.D--a few cePes
IVA GoT sale ~
C. ADAMS & CO.