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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
er The Li,clield County Tempe,

A9 AHC Gi CHueIu OOuHty lemPSte ancc Society lsld i's annual meeting in he Lecture Room of the Congregational Church in this village, on Tuesday last. Tie President of sLo Society calied the meeting to order. and Rev. Mr. Weed. oi Litch6eld. was appointed Sec'y pro. tea,. Payer was offered by Rev. Mir. MaI lmy of Wolcrt' vile. after which tIc of> ice.s of the Society for the ensuing yea, were elected. as follows :--
 PREslnESr--Fisrmon Baldwin.
 VicE PREsinENrs--SaniOrd Brown, New Hart. ford, David Wilson, iiarwintnn, Judson Wads- wnr,t. Wins,cd, Ann's Pet,ihsne, Norfolk, John tel Fuller. Kent. Elijah sherman, Woodbury, Leman Cutler, Watertown, Abiram Chamber sscarrARy--Charles Adams, Lich6sld. The Rev. Mr Seelye offered the. follow ing resolution. which. after .hor, but eloquent address from tho mover wa, adoLicd unanimously eea a
 Whercns, the enforcement of our Prohibition,
 
 | ting lQuOFs thereiuFo, ~@ftk,f 8+s{,s Res lived, Tint we rejoice in tho fact thatth, great fountains Uf drnnkenness are thus drie, up, and that our children and youth especially are shielded from the danger to which they wei, formerly exposed.
 Tho audience listened with much in ,erest to addresses by Rev. Messrs. Mall lory and Weed. and to suggestions from several ethcr gentlemen present. aftc 1 which, the following resolutions wer, l adopted: Fl Whereas, very great and favorable chang, has taken place in the State of Connecicu cut il regard to the use of intoxicating drinks, show ! inc the good opefatinns Of prohlhit0ry law. law which we are determined to sustain. there tore, "
 \ Resolved. That this Counsy Society con,inu, 10 hold iis meetings as ott. as once in thse, months. and ae much 0ttcner as said meeting shalt be cal'rst hy tic Executive Committee.
 Rrsn.vsd, That the friends0i the prohihi,or, law tn ille several towns in the County be re quesstd sn hold mee,ings as ofen as once , month until afterthe lsiuf April next.
 Tue attendance al this meeting was no large. but all present felt pfO6.ed by tn, , exs.cises.
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Nr.rasnl llt rann,nl Tnc Democrats bate rFfrrd tpu'h cornl,na.
 Saulu tlr4|r1, lIe Inn'e or NaFipn and 1nnplsf, llse teete nf llic cxpl.His Of Mar ean un1 Nqqltric bnd CntfuF, ihe neigh I4Anoa uf Camden, ihe Cowpens and Nolaw SpsinRi the colony where i,uspi. taIiiy ep1 refinement vent hund in hand Wilh hfnsegy and sturdy republication. ana uhefe tiIev yet lingef~-l0 have carried shdk vas nst e1nmUn nf easy victory. li va DNRsls1 onlg Wnees jI those days. and then. as we l8arh lr1in British hislusinn. ..oy,mssg iI please vnur Msiesiy,lir Tankesi WMlas nnllanxed."
 Bat South CasuljDa as il is in our day-.- H0nsli CnfNlina where there arc six slaves Co every voIer--S S0nih Carolina where n,, man can caAt hail0t untilhe pays alsree ahlllnas sleFling in taxes, and where no man can sit b tue Legislature unless he owns ten nexfuess or ihe vslae liserc0f- S0aiii CaF0lina where fsnr seyeHshs ei 'te pnpula,ioRcan neithef read nsr wriIe. snd tl ia .erinie by law 10 teach Iiem-S"uii' Carolina where no private cI,izen ever
 was allowed 10 cast . v0,e for Pres'dcni. and where GuvernuFa are chosen ss srfenciI Einprf0rs gre. by iLe Legislative Assem- bly--S0utIl Car6iina wi,Ose Kepresenia- lives rsreateD three handred and sx,ysfive ] iimes year h, deser, Ii.e Unhn that l warmed iisem inio life, and never yei have acre@ed lheir courage ID ilie sticking ! poini--Ssuth. Carolina that impris0ns seamcn f;,F Their color, threaiens peaceful 1 rlereymen for sppealing iO I,er ConTi, sells sl,,clnrs ant minister's at anciion, knncls down blaeksn,ilhs, carpenters and dress> niakers tn the highest h,dJcr, and ex2or,s children fer sale--tnw could the few whu l tlu vote tn ouch Siaiesvaie 0flcrwise than with tue shanl 'Democracy" that uphnI,ls all these ihingsl IL would be arrange indeed if they voted any Oll,er wsy. -yqlbany Jouraol. 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

OcTOBER.--T Thc frnsly Ocinber nights
 are with IS, chilling aud 2nrifving the att mssphere, and mak,ng ' biaxnv lug il
 he 6w-pisce graiefui so oDe's seehm9s.
 Fhe wl.Hc crisp>hke frnsiing of 0ld Jack, as il appears upon every blade uf grass and every spriI. of an October morning, gives whnirsnme tone in the atmosphere, bracing the system preparatory lO the viSurs of winter; and dispels the mnrky air which breeds levers and pn;snnans dis, eases. There is something cheerful and agreeable in fr,sly morning of October, iiOnsh il chls alnnsi tn a chaiicring 0l the teeth. Men Of sedcniary habits, u
 dents, merchan's ai your desks anI coun> ,ers--minisicrs of the cnspcl--ladies of the parlor wbo feel dyspep:ic and ''haIf sick"
 walk a mile and back before breakfast upon these October mornings, and continue il G,r week or two. just Ia ga, ,isiy yourself that the medicine is worth more ,han a bushel of blue p.lls, calonlel. acnni,e, ard red pepper. J.,s, Try. if i. makes you sh,ver at the commencement, aud he sure to order some extra meats from the butcher you will Wanl ihcnl.- Hartford Times.
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 THE SUNDAY QuEsTI,S, TmRrY YsARs A0s.-Ssame ihi.iy years agn. tie ,,iou. peaplc nl' Rhnde island were shirRed aud outraged on finding that u blacAslhi,i, was ai work on tue Sahha,ll Tue sound nl ms hammer and lhe sessrhera ,iOns nl' the na.vsl snrely snanyed she shepherd oi- inc village Ancksahd tie more s,,. as the black. sIlsill ssas pillar If the church., aud a Ahrighi ansl shinina light ai the cnagrcya, ina. Of easarss he was '.chnreled' ---,sken sa sask. h defence of himself ilc s;auca that one s'i ihe slavers.-in gcliinr ready ia 2e., io ses. hat found she was .ls efficient ,, s'hanaeuiIs. and he was nh'ile.l ,n wnsl , allaf Sandaylsss supply terl The s,A., shepherd ni 5he hack .icciAed i, was work of necessity. j,s,.Sed nv ihe gaspcl snd Deacon Hari was excused.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

The D,nviIe (Va,) Republican says iha. hsndhilIs are stuck up through Una, town, advertising lur phy sicisn al Syd
 nersvlIle, in Franklin County, Va. Tue i,eigi,bnrho0d is recommended as unusual
 ly sickly, sud as such aG riding rich har. -ses. .O s0me discipe o. Gslen. The fnrm- CT physician of iiie ne,Rhb borhn,d has Jeff, aud tue field is perfectly open. Typhoid fever is spnken of ss one oi ,te chief Ut. ,raciions. and i, is ajsled thai 20 deaths eccasscd lasi year in sn area of five miles
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
sahastopol Not Taken.

That important ioi elgn news published last week. stat ting all Europe as well as our own country. proves to have been one grund hoar. The reported fall of Sebas. topoi is false-,he destruction of the Russian fleet false--,he blow up of Fort Constantine fnlse--the eighteen thousand Russians dead purely imaginary-the twenty>two thousand prisoners entirely nbulous-Menchikoff' s melo. dramatics altogether N sham the despatch, to Omer Pasha a ffrgery; andahs whole story (to present appearance) the greatss! hoax of the age!
 A1la:er arrival brings official accounts 10 the 2sih of September, three days after these stirring scenes we,e sail to have been enacted-and the French and Eagl sh flags did not wave over Sebasto- poi. neither had the city been attacked
 Eg We have witnessed. says the Bos. ton Atlas, several Presidential elections, aud during the canvass the friends and enemies of she respective candidates have been abou. equally distant from the real merits d the men--,he friends over rs- jag and the enemies under rating the merits of the candidates. But time has shown that the list canvass was an ex eeplion 10 that rule. Gen.. Pierce has shown that lis worth was ovcrratcd even by lis enemies. They were di.posrd to give him credit for l,one.ty of purpose. and n disp. too to atils by the platform which he pledged himself to sustain. --- Ba, in that he has disappointed them. He has proved mole unfit for the place I'o which he has been elevated than his bilterest enemies predicted. He has fall. tenFsC low, that both friends and enemies look upon hin with contempt.
 GT The New Haven Custom House IS 10 bs of stone. s5 by 60 feet, and GO feet high. The building is to con. ain ac> commentators for ths Custom House. Pest Office. United States Courts, S,eana Boat Inspectors. dc. Congress app,o- p,ialcd sss.ooo for the site with 10 pei, . u.
 cent. for contingent expenses. &e. A vs'y liberal appropriation, and amply sufficient. one would think. to cover eyc~ l v expense for such building. Ba, ac, ccrding 'o custom addii,nsl arp,opria. lions will doubtless be asked for and granted. Some how or o,he, all of Ua> cls sams' works have lately cost about double what they are worth. Y
 Ef The paiers announce the mar,i- age of Rev. Miss AntCinette Browue Eo
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

ssA A nilkman heirg iaieiy in wan, of c ,w { calle.I apon farmer 6. in the heigi,horinr a0Rn af u whn wss tie 0axner of fine yaang bFindle. The old man wished n sell but lis0nailt ii wnisd not he prndenl eo sp ds.. uali he had ftlesred the mate, so llie nAnd woman within doors. |, wa Nonn evidens iisat shese waN q division u. ehe q kllkleA eshisel. a Ain,her was ,.n. WilIiAe 1a Ings wllh her ie,isr. Alier 2 .zia aud slarnlp diEenReiao, Farmer S. Nssilt Aie afleafancr. wearing ulna ssa- 'f tetftiea apa hfnted. The .hnil snS |faEe were slfeamihG lrnn. Us fnmdartl .ose1trs. nS l,e l|i'ed ID lis vnice- .i.os .,I
 .I'lt.A n lfe shgtpnesRNl llis wa,nan. kal ,.f ket <aesI111nfrA "Sks,e cnrs ll.s--. >t, s~a it1 arxyx sss e. kss.s
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(Cencluded neat, meek

Tho Caloric Steamer Ericsson made a
lria! trip from New York on Friday. The
iniention was for her tolremain out two
or three days, but she returned in the
evening, it being found that the cylinders
are no. yet perfectly alright. The Jour
nal Of Commesce, says, ihat,no,wiihslan-
ding This defect, whIchil appears is diff
cultfto overcome, the performance off Inc
ship was satisfactory TO those on board,
the wheels making 81 turns undera very
low pressure. "A fuller trlal is 10 be made
when the, leakage has been overcome.
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ApppaT ron EMurzytrMrNrsor I'D s

j ARREST FOR EMBEzzLEMENT OF U. S.
FuNDs.--Fos,er Bosworih, late postmos-
ietof Troy, New York, was arrested on
Monday afternoon, in that city, by Mars
shal Mott, charged with aembezziement
ofUnited States moneys. while in office,
TO the amount Of more than $4,000. oII
is alleged that he made no returnIto the
Department for portion Of the lnst.guars
ter hc heldthe office, and he is repre-
sonied to be several thousands OF dollars
behind on accounts rendered. 9taeg III
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An error occurred in tho last baIIoiinl
IfsF U, s. SsnhtoE az given IN sur papeI
Of yesterday. We learn thar on the lssi
ballet Col ALIEN rscsivsd SO votes III,
s'ead Of 81 The others, we understand,
arc correct WeNrepublish shs ballp,s
ings, In order 10 have them correct as a
refefenee. Hadsa certain sheet, which
is now controlled by the owners Of the
old exploded "Mushingun Bank,3' devo-
ted another half column iothe abuse oI
Col. Allen, il would have SO increased
his vote as 10 have given him large ma
;nr;,v
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sgI Democratic Uonvsntiony /

- r'~-~i = ~f"-N -
Tie Democracy ofPutulb,cOuhiy, are
hereby notified .hSt lhe annual meeting
Ofihe members of The Democrats psriy
wilIbe hellsalthe usual places Of hold;
ing elections, ia ske several townships,
0nKoEdsy, he 30 aay ef April 1854
betwsensihe hours Of ten o'clock, M,
and four O'Clock, Pm, Forathe nomina-
lion of Candidates for the following
County Officers, 10 wit. a.,, u N .s. 4 4
oas Probate Judge, one Clerk OF The
CeWt Of Common Pleas, one Auditor,
oleTreasuEer. one Prosecuting Attorney,
Commissioner, and one Coroner. 81
The Committee submit the following
resolution of the previous conventions Ol
the:Pariy:- q .9p Z eas.n7eg '9'
Resolsed, That tho Central Committee
shall appoint one Judge in each town
ship, and an alternate Judge 10 serve in
his absence al each nominating poll taken
in each township.
In compliance with tle above resoIu,
ioniihe Committee hare appointed The
following gentleman: oAel s4i boi ~.
MonrOe Daniel Barns, John Grant. q
Perry Samuel Thatcher, Sllas Nc
CIish. nia',H leqa1s ayai I ea isi
Monterey William RecRdn, William
Ifsmon. 1's n. H.s1i 'ss' A@ 's.
'JaeEs0a-J s. While Henry Conner :.
Jsggings-L,s Do Lucenay Henry
Raabe. ~ a''sls as| sR''
,.srgateree1ts Lewis sloyer, Nathaniel
Monroe. 80,
Upioa-lsaac Is Vail, Isaac Mcc,Ss@e kselnaa
.G;sssnsbwg n Afl Adam q. Fon'sI, James,
Li5srty-Johu Homer, Hnns9 Henry Green.
Ohopa - Gerhard Schluter, ]. H.,
Smith. +
Pleasant-Allen aEdmonds, William
BoEgart. ltI q aluii9 10 hleaal al'r-
sRilry-- Roben Stewart; Henry Bios,
ser. slis as gtomss .al ,aelg,elo
Observation-Disclosures dWyakoob George
Van BHren--John Letter, Ralph Kills
paSlckmi9 .aa9lloa2 IiI .beidueb Vleolao
,Thsgannual assembly of the Gonyen-
iion Of three delegates gffsm each town
shiu,. for the purpose OF couniing the
popular vote and declaring The persons
nominated, will meet at the Court house,
in Kalidas on Thursday, ihe 6lhaday Of
April, A.sD.le54, at one o'clock,iP. M
and for the discharge Of all lisuch other
business as may legiiimaiely. come before
them. x .;..
The Committee would suggest the
necessity Of puuclual attendance on the
part,of the Judges, and Of receiving votes
onlyIf persons known iobo Demo
crats who viii support the whole ticket
when nominated. "a departure from this
rule lends 10 render the primary meeting
impure, and creatsa suspicious as 10 the
fidelity Of those conducting the meeting.
It's improper for judges 70 permit per
sons TO vote who ere only willing TO
pledge themselves to support some GER
tain candidate, should he be nominated.
eaa fl9 q s. SUTTON,
s4 Chairman lem. Cen. Com.
March Q, 1854. sg..ssl 5s ~ /
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RArr..RoAD MEETING.

NJ. .;.;-, ~ T.I;J. and V.uobng-
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. - .Ass IN. - ~ .saa.a.,
,,".s W. %,' ,ssl 80. = .HaGiTT 4
',. w. lsl.: ssr naavd p3l,,.a "a WIN
,S;Sa,, M 81.
DiASv Was ce'lsai %. 'ae Snsli' ano
WsH. FIFE appointed Secretary. sgiai
IDf5y. Robb that stated The object
Of the niesfi6r was 10 fake into consider.
.,:s. ~ 81 q ..,aaaaa;.a ~
," ~ r.p. :. ns'.s 80, ~
ne'ie,op.a'llp suS ~ l.,ila Asa's'oau "louS"
vspghnsydllllss ydllllss snd ss Kalida i! & g Defiance, i
Speeches we're made by several gem
A.men presen,. showIno tha fsasibilitv Of
,,g,.....i ,,..al.t.:,,..le NJ. e....;. ! !,
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Resolutions against the repeal Of the
Missouri Compromise have passed ,lhe
Wisconsin Assembly, after strenuous eff
forts 10 amend or defeat them, by vote
of47 to 26. eliq;g tiil bsfaiyaas y7g9E5
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SECOND SUBDIVISION.

/ 0AASf~ANiD ~ ASA'A SAOA"
! SKc. 2. Inrihe county Of Paulding OF
The first Tuesday Of March, and the frs
Tuesday Of October "s'''s y 4 m.
In tbe county Of Fulton on the ilird
Tuesday Of March, and the fourth Mon
day OF September. = ,p 81, = ','''' Il
In The county Of Williams Oh Oh the first
Tuesday Of April, and The irst Tuosday J
ofNovember, s.-5. .,.' a,I !, s.:,.
IN The county Of D,isnce, on ihs
third Tuesday Of April, third Monday q
July, and the third Tuesday Of Novem,'
bsr. ssoss bah (; ,ss-. s ,a..., &..a
In The county Of Henry on the frs
Monday Of May, and las. Monday Of Oc
iober. . r
In the county of Mercer on the ilirc
Monday ofMay, and the third Monday
efOctober.
ln the county ofYan Wcri, on The
fourth Monday Of May, aud second Wed,
nesday Of October. z zs's' \
10 the county Of Putnam on the Sec
ond Monday Of June, and the fourth
Tuesday Of October. ,sa,at, sss9,:o.,,
-f5s THIRD SUBDIVISION. esaR i,
SEC. 9. In the county of Wood or
lhe fourth Monday of February, the
fourth Monday ofJuly, andithe first Mon;
day oi October! sdi iaiil bias woa 81 ii,'@
In tho County Of Seneca ON the first
Tuesday Of March, second Tuesday oI
July and the third Tuesday Of October.
I. In the county Of Hancock on 1.-The
four.li Tuesday Of March, first Tuesday
Of July, and the first Tuesday ofNoyem-
ber. ''3' Y a8i'ia3 ss.'. sf2s'l 3iRi ieilgi'ls
lInihe county of Wyandoto on the first
Tuesday Of April, fourth Monday Of
Juue, end second Tuesday Of November.
IN ihe county Of lCfa wfofd on the secs
ond Tuesday Of April, third Mondayloof
June, and The third Tuesday Of Navem-
ber. Y 7. ~ ee's a'fAs4 fAs. 60
SEC. 4. Thbt whenever the stdss Of
business ia any or lhe said courts of
Common Pleas is such as % renderit
ne cessary, y such court shal! have power
to appoint and hold al adjourned term
for the purpose Of completing The b0si!
ness Of auY regular term, upon notice
thereof being entered upon its journals. Z
Passed, February ~, 1854. 4 iaA9 Aa
! r. G. LIE BLOND,
Speaker oftte House Of Representatives,
e. ...t '.s1, ". y. JAMES MYERS sa' ss'A,
M III. President or the Senate. &
Carl F. Adae, OF Cincinnati, has been
rccot tnized officially by The President as
consul Of Nassau, kfortonthesMdin,
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A bill. Introduced BY Senator Chase,
has passed the United States Senate
granting 10 this slate5gall Q the United
States lands init, We have not learned
what prospect Il the, bill! has, Of gong
through the, House we hope, how
ever, thstll will succeed and BECOME q
law.-Pi4ua Reg. nix ,aga +
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ELM1RA. Feb. Is.

In tile supreme court, in the case OF
William Ransom against The New York
and Erie Railroad Company, for injuries
receivedaby a collision at Chemungo on;
the 4th ofJuly last, the jury rendered a
verdict of$l4,0O0jn favor ofthe plain.
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l.
SHOWS INA. me trainers oi The constitutions
; nau provldSo LOT no extension OF slave
'eE''osy. II we oreS.p guogo ''pn lhel'
acw aRe peciara,'oas' wy nns oniy dip
nOsecnsemPia,e Tvs ex'eYslOn, puton We
con'!a'y incy tookoq iot"s'o y Ha exr
s'ATGon
ne acquisition o. Louisiana al MI.
'elsisoh . instance Napoieoits olisf'
! % dispose o. a'l o. II, ana the American
cenlh'ssionefsa saccep'qnce, by treaty,
clea'eo new feature N legislation un-
IPJIylIueu P;II ln' ,oT' ana brought new compro-
"nseA. ~. ~" men '9e .rea'y cea,ng Louls'
SSa sss naae, ssnelson heid .hls view w
nia y, =, ~ Says' lSehelEsoh WORKS VOL p
S%: IN aaI \, ,..,. ,.,Ss (
ms 'ren.y inustol 'i course De biid De.
.ole porn HOUSES, oeeause Doth have "
npc''dn, II, ,uhc'IonS 10 exeicise respec!'
hg H. iney' p'esume, WIZ see Their
uuy y 'nei[ county COUNT ~ ratliying and
Paymg 'oI i'' SO as 70 secure a gouI
yn'ch would oihef~lso probably ben be never Nr,
ll5sy iSas,i ,Esr aSnssIifsd S,s ,,,S;as q,
an Sddi,ional ar,iclp If The cons,;,S,;oSi
anbioyi1ol hnd Gcnn6aSiTia IN u, ssh;rb
llbaiHs,:oni ibsd Sn,' o,sy;G,s 40. ,,,bor;Ssas
TRe r,co,is,;l,,,ion bss 4Isds' ~ ssros;sion
(of dur bSidin,, fa,s; u .st,;,o,si In, Ess
cor incnT oeco,e;a,S ns,ia,s @ i;,,,a mi
Union s'rThsp executive h Ssiz;aa Iibss
fugitive occurrence wllicl 50 YnucI Sa.a
vance 3 ,iis goodnor ibeir lco,,otty i6Sya
done an act beyond The icohstitution.n lod
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I Aurl !

To FIX and provide for holding the terms
Of The Conrls Of Common Pleus IN the
'sessfal counties Of ihsahird Judlcisl
District of Ohio. smia q ssaeft
sFcTfoN II Be II sndcIed By he Gen.
eral Assemble of tie SfQ'e of Ohio, That
the etertns Of the Courts Of G ona,noIi pia AZ
shall Be. holden 'in ,bea Is@a,,yelal coonuni;ss
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The city Of PhiIadelphia, after ic;sonso-
ldaiion, with the adjoining, dis'r;cls--
bill 70 that effect bav ing become Law
will be twenty Two miles long by slS
board, and will contain population ol
over half nmillion, baa ,lis se ells ID
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OF The four Democratic members abs
sen, from The caucus ,one, Mr. aANDERsnN
Of lawrence, returned to-day, Mr.
HRSD rem is confined to his room by Sc
we're indisposiiion. .- D. S. aDetoocrat. Y
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Carl F. Adae, Of Cincinnati, has been
recognized officially by The President as
cousul Of Nassau, Ffankfori.on, ihesMdiu,
and Saxony, for the State of Ohio sis
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ldi ls3 agag has ,inid behnsorus bsd
.elR lssq sia. 10 yloisni
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-02
Mdrrfe0.

On board the cara OF the Wateriown and
Rome Railroad, by Elder Judd, one Of the pas.
sengers acting as Interpreter, Johannus Scheilel
and Miss Maadalehna Blau-both of GERMANY.
W. understand that the passengers made up a
purse which was presented TO the happy
couple. This is decidedly the --latest marriage
which we have heard of.-Rome Sentinel.
In this city, Thursday, 18Th inst, by Rev.
samuel Adam, Mr.. John IL. Albro, and Mss
Sophia Is. Gladding, all oftbis city.
la this city, "Wednesday. 25lh inst. by Rev.
samuel Adam. Deacon Benjamin W.. smith
aud Mrs. Susan Barker, all fthis CITY.
In Providence, on the 9Th inst. 'Moses "A.
Heede, of Newport, X. L., and iiuld,h H..
Meader, OF Providence. both approved minis.
ters in tho Society Of Friends.
In this city, Oct. SOlh, by tho Rev. Mr..
Ihayer' Mr.. Edward T. Allan and Sarah A.
Barlow, b 9TH OF this city.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-02

Theological Se,ninayiss, Seientyc and Distinguish
ed ubiic Men, nd in fact, by all classes in the
community, Among others it Is recommended by
Rev. Dr.. LYMAN BEEoHER, late President o
Lane Theolo ical Seminary, Cincinnati, Ohio,
Rev. DR.. LEONARD WOODS, Abbott Prof. of
Theology in Andover Theological Seminary,
Mass. lion. DANIEL p. THoMPsos, Secretary
Of State OF Vermont, author of"Green Mountain
Boys,""L3ck Amsden," &c., Montpelier, W.;
n. f. WILLIAMS. Esq, formerly Collector of
the Port of Baltimore, Md. Rev.JosEPHLITcH,
Philadelphia, Pa; b. G. FERNALD, Portland,
Me-. and many others.
In connection with our old so cent article, we
now put up n 81 size, IN large square bottles nth
rich enamded blue wrappers, gin dirsctions, and
fac simile ofWm. JOHN Cutler, containing nearly
four times the quantity of the smaller size.
Betoare Of Counterfi,s and mutations ~
Enquire for the article 10y its WHOLE NAME,
"VEGETABLE PULMONARY BALSAM"
Prepared only by REED, CUTLER s. CO.,
Druggists, Boston, and sold by ApotheAsies aud
Country Merchants generally. Price, large size,
81, 100; small size, 90 cents.
For sale in Newport by II. J. TAYLOR, amp
HAZARD & CASWELl..
jyl ON
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-11-02
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IN ms city, on Tuesday morning, Henry
and ] months.
In tins city. Tuesday morning. Elizabeth b..
wife OF Nc. Wm. II. Gorton, and daughter of
the late John Bailey, Esq, aged A years.
in.th'S city, 18th, inst, Mr.. Benjamin South
wick, aged 81 years.
IN this city, on Saturday, 2Sth inst, Mr.. John
ii Luther, aged 33 years,
In thiscity, on 3Oth ult., Mrs. Mary Louisa
Williams, in the 45th year OF her age.