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Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-15
: SGe;e aaP 7E5StsI5VG. 10 GT2Eg.

NJ lCuAEL j. ROIAN. "" Is Market street.
ANE Wheeling, Va. Keeps Oh hand and finishes
to order, all kinds OF Murbie Monuments. Head
Stones, Nantes, GrindstOucI DC. \ lsu ~ IaIG
Plaster "t Paris. An articles will be furnished
upon the most ronsonab!e terms.
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Provisions.

ID AEON, LARD, BUTTER, EGGS, &c, a
ID WAYS On hand and for sale At the lowcstaE n
ket price by PKlTCHARD, SON d Co,
WesEnd of ClarksbnTE.
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'1'hresn7ng Machines.

TENHERE IS nov ready Ior delivery at the Har-
1 rison Machine ShUp, lot Of Fhreshing Ma
chimes which are even better than any that have
ysr been u.a.,, there before. believe that the
Superiority OF my wooden armed driving wheel is
no,y admitted o. ali hands, by manu- faein-
r,rs oil other kinds. Not one Of them mas ever
broken l warrant them not TO break, not to
clean, do as much work as any Inashine made
and will sell on as fair terms any manulactnr-
q ia Virginia. 1RAHARF. z
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Dissolution Of Es:ertE
ship.

TINHTS day the firm of C. ADLER & Co. has been
L dissolved by mutual consent, and C has. Ad-
Ter still continues the business.
MAN. WEIGART.
Nov. I'd. 1854. CIIA'S. ADLER
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New Advertisements.


SOGECG.
'INHE Stockholders Of the Shinnston and Sis
~. terS' lille Turnpike Company, will meet ut
Elisha Halls school house OH tho 10th of Dcecrn-
Der next, to elect officers and for ether purposes
a full attendance is requested
Nov. 18th, '54-4t% CuAS BONNELL
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WHAT EVERY WOMAN SHOULD KNOW

Every should know that if she is in poor sIckly
debated condition of heah, making existence burden
to herself and OF painful anxiety to her relatives
and friends, and perhaps, [Orri6e reelection enailinG
and inActing her maladies and suerngs upon her
children that it is her duty to understand why and from
what her suTerngs arise, that remedy and relief
may while yet there time, be awaited Of the be
avoided in future, and her health restored that she may
be fitted for the duties and capable Of the cnjoyments OF
life. ..
Let every look at the emaCiaed FORM the DEATH
like complexion the decpburcd ustreless eye the sunk
check the gloomy and depressed spirits, the shattered
nerves the PROSTATE and helpless condition of many
wife, mother daughter sister, il not herself included
within her circle whose days days Of agony and
ask herself Must this continue? Must this beP Is
there remedy? No relief? No hope2"
The remedy is by knowing the causes and avoiding
them and knowing the remedies and beneftng by them
These pointed out in
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RlHslpl0y lor Il gents.


CIV ERAI4 thousand energetic and .trustwor-
~ thy men arc wanted to act assRgents--both
local and travelling in avery Ssato in the Union,
for the sale of y patented article of manufacture
now in extensive demand. The exclusive right
ofthe advertisers, md agents ofCapncity ands6u-
siness tact can easily earn Two Hundred Dollars
per month. No SUPPLEMENTARY. .
Extracts from communications from our agent :
Il herewith enclose you draft for---dollari,
deducting one hundred and ninety -SOSan dollafS
my commission on tho sale of tho last month.
Signed il. Recd.n +" IshallrealiEe MS commissions
on my sales this month about ono hundred and
seventy five dollars. l.. @. Field.n 7aa
The Occupation will prove light and ROHEls-
mrnly cmPoyment-sNs honorable rs Il 10 prof.
table. Sc
No Nront will DO accepted unloss able 70 pro-
dnec substantial testimonials as to chRfActora aud
industry. 1903
salaries will DO arranged for the first yoaS 10
prsfarTc'l. ~ aNufs
Snmauy answers to htlycr sisOmcR Is are fotwAr
dcd from motives of idle curiosity ouiy, the ad-
vortisnrawill consider no application nniess Ao-
c0idPiripd 10y one DoilnTUS ovilOneo OF Sih0dflty
when fun purticulnlHswill be forwiGtdad.4 -
Address BURNS, BENEDICT GS Cor,
BALTIMORE Md.
Tothe substantial'ndturc df the cntcfpfiko We
refer 20 Kenneth ~ Dnl0, I.G hoy. Sons Il Co..
Also to lIainilton Il. Wost. Ohio; Hon, q, M.
Dennis, lthodC Island, aud n. Kay Key W6st, a..
MOI Oin
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NNEiCC.

: &ERSONS whose accounts have been stand
/ ing six months will please call and settle by
note or otherwise. We think short settlements
IRE the most satisfactory.
Novl If f.. PRITCHARD, SON & Co.
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Law Notice.

hIaI ~ 4VVVIaUN6
THE undersigned have this day entered in-o Z
L CO-purtnership, for the purpose of prosecu-
ting the practice of Law, under the name aud
style of FISHER 4 CARPER. All business
entrusted to THAR care in the counties of Up
shur, Randolph, Barbour, Harrison and Lewis,
will receive prompt attention.
Address the Undersigned. Buckhannon, Up
shur county, Va. JOHN S. FISHER,
w. C. CARPER.
April l9,h, l554-ap26 ~.
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Mn1fca..

rI1liE public is hereby cautioned against hnr-
l boring or trusting my wife. SAVILLA ROD
GERS, rs | will pay no debts that She may con-
tract. TIlOS. W. RODGERS
NoNcmhcr l. lS5A-3t
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Esoak Accents VVantcd.

4 GENTS WANTED in livery town RiId 6hns
n tyin the United st"tos, 70 sell the most pop
ulHrnpd salcablc booksp published, many OF them
beautifully i!iustratedg With COLONEL ESdnAyINas;
also The most popular works o 'F.tS. Arthur In!
eatdidg. Arihur,s Cottage LibrAry.n
lnte!liEcnt and cnterprising mon viii hnd lhlS
pleasant and profitable business.
For particulars, address post pnid,)
j. w. BRADLEY. Publisher,
No NJ 4. - II
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CITY Advert ssanenss. &c.
Savf3s..75l 0I5.s,...Ji5i7 lg.sSsa11

u
,SSaYe i elIGs. slGleg.
NJ MONTE OH n lts ,Iilart
4Sss YealSle, Cobb 81 GQss esd ssdealer if.
FNNGY SILK ElIFEIsEfy EIt GOODS No.
81 RaitfmoFs street. I'M sfss between. Light
aud Charles str, elss ores has on and
will be receiving casstaiill bugh the setson,
NEW G00DS-rfell, fashionable. fancy silk
Millinery Goods. sdy stuck Of Rich Rf6bons,g
cnInpfise every variety OF the latest aud most
heautifHi designs -
i otfor my goods for net cash, at lowor Prices
th0usatly credit house can lftpTJ
Altl6rsons will lind it greatly 10 tslpis interest
10 rsssFvea portion Of their noneys and make Sc
leclions from my great variety of rich essss
goods.
Ribbons for Bonnets, Caps, SashesS So.
Bonnets, silks, Satins, VelSeis;
Grapes, Ltsses, TaTietous, FoVndatfOHss
Blends, Illusions, mud Embroidered sLsos fat
Cups,
French and American Flowers,
French Lace, Eagllsh, A1nertcen aud Itsltta'
Straw ROnnets, and Trimmings together with
every article in the Millinery Inc.
Baltimore, February 10 1854 Gan.
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Stolen EVatC7a---9O Dollars
WARD

STOLEN from my possession at tho Tavern
~ House of james P Bartlett, in CIarksburg,
on the 9Th inst, fine GOLD WATCH, Chain
aud Seal. The watch had Il god citI, and black
steel hands. 1t MIS- taken from room occn-
pied by myself. during an absence Of Is or 20
minutes. l will give the above reward Of $20,
upon their being retained 10 me, aud So for
the detection tie thief.
had also about S13 dollars in silver stolen
lroIl same place, , or ; months since. | will
give liberal reward for the dceCtinu OF the tlief
in that case. BENJAMIN WILSON.
Sept. 18Th, lS54.-tt.
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RIANRz5!

DLANK Deeds, Deeds Of Trust, Summons,
ID Executions. Bonds, &C., for sale at this Of
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WANTED.

4 BOY sixteen or seventeen years old, tc
N learn the Cabinet Makers business.
J. & E.,B. HURSEY.
June 3g,h, 1889.
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20 fEc E.adics,

WE would respectfully invite the ladies TO
w call and examine orr stock of DRESS
GOODS, LACES. ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS
COMBS, SHOES, BON:EFS, &C.. OF which we
have choice lot, which Viii he sold cheap.
PRITCuARD, son d co.
May 10th l354.-ly
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Removed.

~ w. SMITH has removed his TIN SHOP
" round the ccrHrr 20 tin O.U STAND opposite
Bartlctt'S Hotel. on Main street, whcr' may ne
found Il general assortment OF lin, Copper,
Brass and Sheet-Iron wares also large lot Of
STOVES of every description. He engages TO
sell every thing ut city prices, aud invites catL
and ensures satisfaction. sept ly
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Books.
.goI.E. s. Gowld e co..

EORW ARDINGs AND COMMISSION Mer-
L chants, F"ttcrrnan, Va, " hoI-saIe dealers Is
Groceries, lion, Salt, Glsss, etc, etc. Grateful
for past flyors, solicit continuance Of patron
age. scp6 ly
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-15

Reference in rcgIrl to Tie Real Estate, F. !.
NIsscHEEN II Co.. Real Estate BROKERS. New
York. Orders. post puil, with In"ncy cuc.o
ecd, to be addressed.
j. ". IIOLBEODKE S,rry.
So broadway. X. 7.
~ The '>neravjmgs in IN ,n5Al",'is arc nov
ready tur delivery. OCT. i -&In
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-15

STONE WAKk.-A .Lrge .ariety of stone
Aware for sI!e at very low prices, by
J. IRWIN.
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INHN IRWIN

n. b. All kinds of conntry produce wanted
or which the hghcst market price will be given
Cooper's Clarksburg register. [volume] (Clarksburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1851-1861, 1854-11-15
MOre NeW GOOds.

IT7E arc every week receiving new arTiyals~Of
Nv Goods. Some 6ne Dress Goods have just
coma to hand = hislI re aie closing out cheap.
Z PRITCHARD5 son eco
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
aMnfirR.

a TIA Court Of Probate holden 81 Watertown
"A within and for the District Of WateEtown
on the 2lsr day Of October AID. 1854.
Present, LEMAN w. CUTLER, Judge.
VIM. B. notchkiss, Trustee OF the estate Of
Joseph r. HickOx OF said WaieTtown. assigned
for the benefit of his creditors. agreeably % the
Statute Law Of this State, entitled ian act i0r
the reliet Of InsOlyent Debtors, and for the more
equal distribution Of their effects among their
creditors, having given notice TO all concerned
to appear before this Court, 10 be heard relative
to the appointment Of Commissioners on said
Estate after hearing the parties interested this
Coufl doth appoint Merit Heminway and Eliei
Daley. Esqs., both OF said Waiertown. within
said District, Commissioners to examine and
adjust the claims Of the or, ditors OF said Estate,
which shall be legally proved TO be justly due,
and make return To this Court. And also doth
decree that three months be allowed and limited
from this date, Tor said creditors 10 exhibit their
claims 70 said COmmii sioners, and doth further
order and decree that said Commissioners meet
to receive claims against said estate at the store
Of said Merit HeminWay in said Watertown on
the lst day OF December next, and. on the 2lst
day Of January, A. D. 1855, al I O'Clock p. NJ.
on en- n Of said DAYS; and that notice Of these
orders be given by posting the same on the public
sign-p0st in said town OF w a:ertOwn, nearest the
place where the said Assignnr dwells, and by
advertising the same four weeks successlvely in
the Waterbury American, a newspaper printed
il Waterbury, in New Haven County Certified
= : LEMAN W, CUTLER, Judge.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
guested to make immediate payment 20
~ q WIN. B. H0TcHxIss, Trustee.
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Aursl.eF terrible AsilEnad sreiaenI o.
cuFFe3 nu Wednesday biRhi lsss. On she
Chicago sud Rnck lslsnd nailroed. The
iFsis lhut lrfi Chieaa 81 u h'cheks when
near AIuals 0iaIlnn. btnke 90 axe of ilhe
Engine. The train vas ihFOwn nG, and
S0UF % persons were badly injured many
of these. IL is said, were scsIded. The se.
count ssysi when the engine was thrown
ID the track. tie two Erward passenger
cars we're huslrd On top Of II, snd the es.
Gaping steam was driven with tremendous
iOrce through The dense mpss &c human
beings packed closely ash0nR the wrecks
Of abe ears. The engineer, W. G. Brown,
wss fearf1.ly scalied. HIS brUiher. acliuR
90 fireman, had hath his IeRa broken. A
gentleman named Carpenter, from P.,ugh
keepsie, N. r. was terribly ecaldrd. II 10
stated that - M 10 of those scalied, ase
not likely TO survive. is5o y @sa
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
Married.

In this town. Oct. cath. BY Rev. h. N. Weed.
Mr: Ira Page 10 Miss Elizabeth A. Knapp, both
Of L.tchfield. Il al ''s1Y EF
In Warren, on the 26sh ult., BY Rev. Mr.
Wakeman, Mr.. Frederick Bissell oil Litchlield
% MISS Maria N. Stone, daughter Of liza D.
Stone, Esq, u Warren
In Kent, on the 29th ult., by Rev. A. C. FRS.
cell, Cyrus Stark, ESQ. VI South Dover, N. Y
to Mics Sarah Benson Of the former place.
In New Preston. Nov lst, by Rev. l.. g.
Be be, Mr. E w. Phelps 70 Miss Susan +. Whit
tlesey, both Of Pennington.
In Sharon, Mr.. Putnam Brewer 10 Miss Sarah
Handlin.
In New Milford, Oct. 2a,h, MI. John w. Addis
TO Mss Jane E.. Iurrill, both Of New Milford.
In Keenc, ~. III. .aOcs 25tb, MF. Horny e. B.
Bets Of New osk to Miss Lucy O. Kingsbury
OF K~ene.
In Winsied, Oct, 90lh, by Rev. Mr.. Russell,
Mr.. Hirsm G. Saith 70 Misa Amelia e. crane
both OF Winsied.
IL Wins:ed, Oct 20lh. BY Rev. r Hendricken
Michael O'Reilly % Mas H. McArdle, both Of
Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

ATa Town Meeting legally held in Goshen
IN ON the 9d dav az OcisIheF. 1884. IL waa

A TIA Town Meeting legally held in Goshen
"A on the ID day Of October. 1854. il VAS
Voted, Thai IL the owner oil anv Cattle, H0fpng,
Swine, Sheep 0S Geese, shall euffer the same 90
90 at large out Of bic Or her enclosure after the
first day Of Deeenibtf, 1854, such owner ahah
forfeit and pay % any person who shall tase up
and impound the same the sum 81 twenty-five
cents Tor each head OF Cattle Of HHEas, and ten
cents for each Swine or Sheep and six cents loF
Zach Goose, each time they shall be 90 found at
large out Of the owners enclosure and 50 taken
up. That /, shall be the duty Of the HaYwards
in their several disiFicts. and il shall be lawful
for any Freeman 70 impOund any Cattle, LlOVses
Swine, Sheep or Geese, 90 found out Of its own
er's enclosure and ~ large, And the pound.
keeper shall receive the same compensation and
have the same powers as are granted IN the
Statute Laws Of this State, "eniiiIed Pounds -
provided that no penalty incurred under this
Bye.Law shall exceed three dullarsj and the
owners Of SAID Cattle, Horse, Swine, Sheep or
Geese 90 inspounde6 shall not receive the came
from the pound until they shall have paid the
person, 20 irpounding the come ihe amount o.
forfeiture, and to the pound keeper hts lee and
expenses for keeping said cresiures, as N ottieI
cases Of creatures impounded. Prlvided, tina!
anR peEnazs hn~inRs family residence Ia said
town may let one Cow run at large on the high
ways and commons, provided said Cow 10 ie-
strained from clock p NJ. to sunrise, and not
incur the said penalty. This Bve.Lnw to be in
force for one year from lst Of December, 1864.
y Also, Voted, That this Bye-Law be published
in the Lschiield Enquirer nj leastfour successive
weeks previous 70 the LIST If December, 1854.
Certified by W. GAYLORD.
~ ToWn- Clerk. i
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Ear ne Ena,.iter

NJ = " 49, AS"y~ss~se
The result of the lest town meeting in
reference to On appropriation to carry out
she provisions and inieni 81 the Prohib;,ory
Law, ought 10 have satisfied every man
who regards the best welfare Of society {:
and Il the votes had been ,sken BY ballet,
90 the 0pp0srrs IF the law demanded. tits
hardly 10 be supposed the result would have
heen materially different from what il was.
Bu, we ere s0lsi that an.,,her meeting rs
shortly 10 be held. with the svowed Object
81 rescinding ihs vale passed ri the las,
meeting; if 80, ilivre will be rallying III
si.e runliies yum may depend. Friends Of
temperance III South Farms and Mortified
and Milton, and ihrnn9h0ui the town, -
Won wish ID see the law have . fair trial,
and il K,sod effects. sireaiy apparent. be.
come more and more general and permas
nent thT0Oah the Siase. tlon'l 20 10 sleep
0ves yOnr recent victory, bui caaaet again.
0ne and 81. and mees The enemies af fem>
perance 81 sbe ballnt box. and BY n hesv.
Ter voc and j larger snajari'y than VIVA had
ai the lasl meeting -ieli ihem 70 Say beaten
for one year a. least. A CiTizEH.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

A. Court Of Probate holden at Litch field, tDish;n
and for the Dissrice Of LitckfeId, on the lsi
day Of November, A. D. 1854
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge.
I'm motion at WV B. GREEN, Administrator
" on the estate of ASAHEL WEDGE. late
OF Warren, within said District, deceased, il is
ordered by this Couri,tha notice he given that
the Administration Account IN said estate vii!
tice in said Distric. on the 10th day,of Nnvem'
Der inst. at 10 o'clock, forenoon. by posting q
copy Of this ordero on the public sign pos. in said
town Of Warren, aud by advertising the same in
newspaper published in Litch6eld.
Certified from Record. s
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
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,Li.ch6eld. Oct. %, 1854.


ny NOW YE that we, ALvoRD & BRoTsER,
NA contemplating change in our business,
DO tom fhis time hencefssth offer osr large and
splendid stock Of Goods OF any part thereois q
unheaF Of low rates 10 all such ~ have the need
ful---as our object u not 20 lnuch to make money
AZ 10 d,spose Of the Goods. And we would ssy
that we mean what we state; fhere 10 no assson
about live invite al 20 come and be satisfied.
TO those who choose 60 stay away end disbelieve
our sfaiements, and thus loose those bargains
which others are securing I'VE say, take yo0T
own way and then when IL 10 too Iale mourn over
yssur loss. But 70 she wise we cay thai within
The past few days 80 have been making large
additions 10 our stock. among which MAJ. Pc
found . large lot Of MeTinoee. Alpaccas, Wool
and Half Wool DeLaiues. PopIins, Ginebame.
Black and Fancy Silks, DeBefeee, Menmack
and Cochego Prints. Bay State and other styles
or 6hsgls. Eannela n I'll kinds and colors.
bleaehed and brown Coitcnss 9 large lot Of pres
Trimmings aud Hosiery. Also, large lot Of
ready-made Clothing Of al description. from .
nair Of OveTalls TO splendid Osereosf; Boots
nd Shoes. an endless variety from IS cents per
nair uOwords; all deseFiplions Of Hale and Capg.
- &c. which will be sold at low rates 70 these
havsng ire cash. And lei Il Be underetoOd thai
- IA noa wish for more Of those aged accpnnss
wh;rk sTrne customers choose 20 make. Also
- e-nrd sc advice %. those .@ho should have
ia - icec sIsees Il yiIlhs well CO. you % call
atthe 4 cnntainO 0ilieev e0en, ot there sslll Dc
ira.;bId. ALVORD q BROTHER
Wvlevttvil.e, Oct. 10Th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

y 'sTnE HEsALD or FREEDox. We
have received the firs: number OF an in.
dependen. weekly paper bearing the
above title. and published at Wakarusa.
Kans IS. Il Is large handsomely printed
sheet, '"devotedt to Freedom and the in-
tsrests Of Kansas Territory" printed BY
steam by q. W. Brown q Go. They
have an eastern office at Buffalo, N. Y !,
add aaveriis. Cor 1000 agents TO procure
subscriptions 10 ell parts Of ahe eountr y
dn inviting settlers 10 KANSAS. the Her,
aid says:
THO soil Is OF Tire richest character,
varying from eighteen inches 70 Eve feet
in depsh; the, climate is saluGrOus. the
lhe'momes.r rarely or asver ,ising above
aO5 degrees in the shsde. The winters
are comparatively snild, though subject
to frequeas changes. On account of tue
high alt tude Of che country. THE pro~
ductioas Of Missoari. Kentucky and Ohio
grow here in geea. abundance. Appaes.
peaches. aad pears seem we'll adapted TO
che soil.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

FsflF AFeslS eu4lsS inuoitnlIlp. - lrsrll u Ne
Wsrfeys end SouttrEa tIol0.
STEADY emplOylnaul gison i1f nnrloof Q!
- yeass 20 Ee1pecl1tlo young 81 middls-agBd
men 81 pFaglical bn1Iue11 habits and ro1les1eo
oigood common edoeotigns geullem1nly oodsose
end who have had . few years eSpeFienco IN
doing businesson IheiF Own account. Such men
viii ind Il greatly % thsir advantage. a. e will
aiiord nH opportunity 10 zee Q lsree portion Of
the country, and at tho same time earn, besides
ell expenses, from 300 te $1,000 year. Some
Agents have earned double Tint amount the
past year. None under the age of "a yeaFSneed
apply. For full Information, addFess tpasIaRe
pScpaid,l JACOB MONK,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

ADveRTtsENEEE Ezra A,aUfhARx.-
i'.llDwing curmus advertisement appears in
q Western p PEI. :. Whereas. ~ pariiculsr
times ! may Impnriune my friends an |
uther1 ie lei me have liquor, which il hurI.
iul 20 me and deirimenial To snc'eiy@AT This
Is, therefore, 10 forbid al pers0nsseIIiag me
liquor, or letting ME have u ON any accnnrt
az pre.encs; iDr Il they dn. I viii positisely
prosecute them. Notwithstanding any
promise make 10 The contrary ii ul,e iinle
they may lei me have il.
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1WyHE Inhabitants Of The town 81 Liscblield
u are hereby notified, on the application Of
ing Of the 70: ers Of said town. will be held at the
Town Room in Iich6eld. ON Monday, the 20lh
day Of November. 1854, at iwo o'clock r. NJ.
20 rescind or repeal vote parsed BY said town
on the 2ad day IT October. 1854, appropriaiing
% not to exceed one hundred dollars Tor che puS-
chase OF Spirituous Liquors 70 be sold by an
Agent under the Act for the suppression Of In-
tempe rance" and BY request. that the vote will
be BY ballo;-Yes or No.
A. 8. LEWIS,
Levi HEATON, Selectmen
ABNER LANDON, 5z..s,-
Litchfeld, Nov. 6, 1864. %
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CoRREcrroN,--ln our report OF the
court proceedings, IL was said that Mr..
Howiand visited the neices of Mrs. Cla,k
several times. and that for revenge he
sent tie libel. We are desied BY Mr.,
Howlaad 10 say tba. be never visited the
girls 10 question. and that he entertained
no revenge for Mrs. g, as he was NOT
aware be had any reason Tor il.
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Dieo.

In this town, Oci. i2th, MRS. Lois Barber, wife
Of Mr.. Norman Barber, aged ~ years.
In WoleosiviIie. Nov. ID, Of dysenrety, 3 d.
ward LincoIn. only child Of Henry L. and Mar.
lha I. Mcneil
In Sharon, Mr.. IsEael Cowlea, aged "a years.
Also. Mrs. Uran,a X. Rowley, wife oi Albert
Rowiey, aged 49,
In Cols6rook, Oct. 90sh, Mr.. ETasius Doty.
In Pike. Bradford County, Penn, Oct. 18th,
Mr.. Ebenezer T. Beers. formerly of New Preston
aged IS years.