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The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
DRY GOODS. sc.
FIRE PROOF BRICK STORE

FIRE PROOF BRICK STOR E
--
LARGEST STOCK IN TOWN!
2. M. EDER CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS
HAVE on hand and for sale the largest and
Ill most complete assortment of
Dry Goods and Clothing
ever offered in this market, consisting of the
best quality of
brock, Sack and Business Coats,
Biz q Fancy Doeskin & Cashmere Pants
Satin, Silk and Cloth Vests,
Shirts, Drawers,
Cravats and Handkerchefs,
OF every description,
Boots, Shoes and Caters,
Hats and Caps,
Carpet Bags,
Belts, etc, etc, etc.
India Rubber Goods, of all kinds such as
Ovcrcoats,
Leggins,
Caps, Boots, etc, etc.
ALSO-a large variety of
Dress and Fancy Goods,
......SUCH AS.....
Silks, Merinocs,
Alafacas, Muslin nelaines,
Aluslins, Ginghams,
Calcoes, Laces
Edgngs, ETC.. etc.
All qualities of Ladies and Misses Caters.
Shoes, Hosiery and Gloves. Also
House Furnishing Goods,
Carpets,
Table Cloths,
Table Cutlery,
Crockery and Glassware,
.....A LSO,.....
HARDWARE:
q Cut and Wrought Nails, Long and
s{ 4 Short handled Shovels. Collins Axes.
~ Locks, Buck and Hand Saws, Scythes,
Chains, etc etc.
Also a fine assortment Of
5 \ ID ID L L r Y.
Weavervile, Dec. 9, 1854, Dc If
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
HOTELS, Etc.
INDEPENDENCE HOTEL.

In lJEI LIN DENOE HUI Eli.
V'HE subscribers having leased the above
l. named Hotel, would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally that the
House will be kept in manner that will give
satisfaction to all those who extend to him
their patronage. The rooms are well fur
nshed aud convenient
The Tables viii be furnished with the very
best the market affords, regardless ofexpense.
This department being under the superin
tendance of MIR. j. STANMoRE, is sure
guarantee Of satisfaction even to the most
fastidous.
The Bar is supplied with the best of Ii
quors Customers viii be accommodated at
any hour Of the day or night.
G. BELCHER.
j. STANMORE,
d9 If Prop iefOrS.
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STATE or CALIFORNIA, / G.
CnUNmY or TnINIrY. %

RoUA9f or lhlNifY.
On this, the 1911 day Of December, a y
1854, personally appeared before me, l.. $.
Williams Cierk in aud for the County and
State aforesaid, Eliza Rosenbaum known to
me to be the person described in, and who
executed the foregoing instrument aud sle
being made acquainted with the contents,
and examined apart from and without tho
hearing Of her husband acknowledged to
me that she eXeccted the same freely and
voluntarily, without fear or compulsion, or
under influence OF her husband, and that sho
does not wish to retract the execution ot tho
same.
In testimony whereof have hereunto set
my hand and private seal, Ubere being no
seal Of office yet proyided) this, 18Th day Of
- December, a ID 1854.
SEAL l.. s. WILLIAMS,
t,-~,) CLJk
Dee l3, 1854. dc ? w3
gSs-San Francisco "1ovn 1aik' copy
weeks aud send bill to this Office.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
ST.CHARLES EXCHANGE

THIS WELLKNOWN and long establish
l. cd Restaurant is still conducted BY the
Proprietor, 5. S. HOVEY, who is doubly
determined, (by spreading his table with pro-
visions lresh and choice,) to merit the pub
lie patronage so literally extended to him.
Here the inner man will find comfort and
relief No mistake. Give him a call
I8- Opposite the Diana and adjoining the
III Dorado.
Weavervlle. Dec 9th, 1854. Do ly
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23

l. Il. $. WILLIAMS, Cierk Of the alore-
said Court, do hereby certify that the above
is a true copy OF the order made December
18Th, a. D. 1851, as appears from Ills Re-
cord now il my Office.
In testimony whereof have hercan'o set
my hand aud private seal There being no
seal of Office yet proyided) lhis, the itI day
-, of December, 4. -. 1914.
} SEAL l.. S. WILLIAMS,
- Cierk.
Dec. ~, 1874 die 2 w
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PROBATE COURT, }
TnINiTY County. (

UfffWfUT 7 IUIWf II II I|JIs
TT Is HEREBY ORDERED, chat Tues
| day. the 2Gth day Of December, 1854, be
appojnted as the time for hearing proof Of
thc viii Of y. Boon Logan, deceased, andg
tbat notice hereof be given by publication IN
Tie Titaify Imcs.
&. Il. WILLIAMS,
PIo5dte Judge.
The Trinity times., 1854-12-23
G UNS4NIIH SHOP
NOTICE !!

A IL persons indebted to DIR. Edward Trask
II are respectfully requested to settle their
accounts previous 10 January LIST, loo3.
All remaining unsettled at that time Will
be placed in the hands Of an attorney for col
lection.
Neayeryile, Dec. 9. 1884. dg #.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

worth uhils. in rnch c<1lR. e. ,is nna's lie lor i's saks Vi e1fapik8 fl,e isTors pf ths tspns knife. n6i s,hing can ba moSe Irol ha| than t i,tsls chlo- ioiDEm lsr and ml.agneni. dF lt ssfsve a ioD,h ae.|e. It ,, . dcsrltraIs remedy, only io bs empl5Te1 in Sn61alo eases. 'It is uaIoriunaie that iis power vas ev. e made knOwn Io the world. as there can be no doubt that criminals use 1t for base purposes. How. easg ilns to ism~ porarily paFRlyxe . man. and then rob lin or hislmeney. 9F paEHIyzea Womau. and then fob her of what is more pres cious than life Every one should re. member tEat the too powerful effect pf cl,lornform can De obYinled hy fanning the patient. dashing tie face wish cold
 water, and applying the vapor of ammo nia to the nosirils. If these resioraiives fail. the only thing that can be done is to pump the poisonpns vapor out of the
 lungs. and create analiificial respiration. Onsdf the notorious Aldermen 0f the late Common Council Of this ely had . silver salyer and .ea service presented 10 him, last evening. by his constituents. as a mark of their esteenT The fact is not worth mentioning, except asan illus tralion of. the manner in which lhese al-
 fairs sre too often get np. Nobody bc> lieves lint sliere are ten menin tks lVaftl in which Ihis Alderman resides, who would subscribe ten cents to buy him 2 testimonial. On the contrary. his off cial conduct has been universally execraE
 ted. But how easy ios the moneyed as. pirant for such honors to entrust a few hundred dollars b some confederate, to purchase . plate. and present 1t to him as the spontaneous gift of grateful constituency ', We had an amusing incident in our new Board of Councilmcn on Thursday evening. The Boaid had met four days. and balio.ed forty seven .simes, before .
 President was elected. Four of the dorsn candidates voted for, fels saps tlIal they were to be tue successful man, and each wrote an eloquent add Ass. 10 b. delivered on taking the Chair. Two oi the gentlemen happened lo put their rc; spec,iye addresses In their respective
 hats; and, by some mistake, the onr
 who was elected. got hold of and del,y- cred the address of the one who scasn' t
 The amusement of tlrosc in the sec, e,
 may be better imagined than described.
 Yours Truly. LgroHriELD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
AaeshsF rerrlbls ekipHgeelk.

aThs ehppssship elsfEpr,lahils. Caplei9 RichzSdssn of aba for. Bbslnn igohas I.iys erposi. slsask sa Blond Rock, scu.h oi Cape Sabls. about | 1o'sioek on fiidsy morning. the aosh uli,. md alpsosi iass asediatsly y9sat dosa l; clyyyipg asih Aes s,sarty saso handrsd ssssosss 4ses
 9Ke slaf.0rdshiFe kads [ sdlaaSls ease 60 and is insassd Ior slcO. 900, ,': :.,s. ,,' ls The si.st and second mates and seysn- tssn ssalaen reached Cape Sahls. The shhd mate and boatswain. and twslss ,eyhsrs; were picked aP and landed {, Shelborno. N. s. and Captain Riehard- san, sad de rssnaislsso oa4 4losrd-aSsal one haadssd aai e;shsy psssSns-- mosiie lrisA emigrants. ssehf a6ssa ;a, tAs. ssrseE immediaitly afasns ssikisg. .,.sg 3 N,
 5 ssveral olherlshipwterks are sl,o srs- ported. The past year has beea pssaI-
 asly ma,ksd by msrins disasisn. Aa immense ualnbsrl of hyss have been lOa., saA ca asexswplcd amount of property destroyed. egyak 70 sgbss Ggeatil .sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
'l'a 11rD1 OunIIIn1nI.,

A snllEaspa Cumplimnna,, F
 the Dfte,ors of the Nna1psack NAil' Road Ounpnny have ritlenied I'hilO Ilu,d. Rsa.. slpsrinieuasnl tl ihs. saa. Oue .l,ouskad dollars as s lst|im6ns of talSil appreciation of tko Hsnt sdssSss wi.h which tho Transportation Depart ment has been administered during the past gear. and lhe gratifying results Of the years business and of the arduous labor wlicll tht fneeeasp of bdsinsssapd the iniu,ies io the road by the recent .fresLet imposed upon him, The cOmpes ny .hae .deelAred semi annual dividend of four per cent. g. FsEEssk9 42zLAs4zs1sss-Gs2a- &aiae @gRI ilsMreeat sf sAs Steamer san FFuncSsc6.
 The Secretary of Wnr ilelegraphsd 10 New York on Friday. for the chAresing of steamer 10 proceed immedialely in search of the disabled steamer San. Fran. cisco. The Secretary ofthe Treasa.ss
 
 also Otdsrsd several revenue castess on the same service. The San Francisco had on board 500 troops of the Sd Reg'msul U. 8. Ariillery with the non.cammis- siened ofieess9aa band. with the fadsis lies Of many of the officers. Slie had besides ss passengers. Mr.1 Geo. Aspinr wall of New York, Capt. Gardnerlof lhe lst DEagoOns, and Lieut.. F. K. Murray Of the Navy. gl.n
 She is insured in Wan street Tor saoo.- 900. It is said Goyernment paid ESQ.,. 900 for the conveyance of shs troops atc California. Y M
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

1ss oa- The following persona were licensed to sell liquor the presen. year by the ,osp ap,hdtt ties, ai their recent meeting :; N, K, ,s 3fs 1 Sylvester Spencer, Wm. Fl. Croasulan. Stiles D. Wheeler, Wm. K. Carpenter. H. KilbOuFne, Simeon Smith, Jalihs 6cosille, NKms Cue, Alyah Clark, John GaFnsey.s bsse .saals { sgg3s .d The Jurors appointed are a.ss ase asa,
 Chester .G. Birge, Charies Jones, Edwin D, Webster, Samuel 0 Bfaman lChesi6r O. Onslees Amer Laadun, Janges D. NeWcoinh. sGhafles D
 Wheeler ,Henfy Ffish hier A. IN. Efeneh, Eyfne sCallin. Edwasd Carney, John GaFnseY. Wm. IL
 Smedlsy, f.eman H. FafSl,aHh. EdsEsid pisipaAk
 Enos si.ddaFd, RobeEi Pierpcni, Alansou Halb
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
slaINE LAW TICKET.

The Maine Law State Convention met .. Hartford on Wednesday. and nominas ted the following ticket fOr State officers : Hon. CnAs. CRArxas. of atian6td. for Governor. Col ERasrus LrsrEs. of Plainisld. fer Lieut..
 Governor. 5s N 8a&Ga 13&
 EDwAsD s. MosEEy. of Hampton, for Secretary. TAoxAs CLasx, of Coventry, for Tseasurer. RoLLts |. BERcnER, q Winchester. for Comp tr0ller.
 Charles Ives. Of New Haven. was tirs, nominated for Lieut., Governor, but de- clined. Maj. Wm. Beebe. one of the delegates from this town. was also frs. nominated for Treasurer. but declined. Mr. Chapman, we undelS and. has ac> cepted the nominalion.3 a ya2p ps gaa
 or the politics q the candidates. Messrs. Chapman and Cla,k are Whigs i; Mir. Chapman recently represented the Hartford District in Congress. and is we'll known through the State as law yer and politician. Mfr. Claik was Treas> u,er in 1851, and discharged the duties of the office accep.ably. Messrs. Les.er and Moseley are Democrats. The latter was cub: Clerk in the U. 8. House of Representatives. but was turned out be- cause he opposed Governor Seymour's election two years ago. MT. Bsschsr is . Free Soil Democrat, and has been elected to the House. and been N candi- date for the Senate of those two parties.
 The resolutions are reasonable, and not of the fire brand order; shey are free from the abase of old parties, and 'all needless aspe'sions of the motives of those who may not be converts to the doctrines of tine P,ohibito,yps We ase glad to hear of these improvements. Tn the policy .6 The aclivs temperance men, as the effect cannot but be good. Y f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
ne LitehjisIo Enquirer.
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cQtAEx ceutE.
 DEoEs'pEH TEaW. Isss:
yHdgs PnELPs. Presidiag

SW0gt EaSLE1, FteStoeny.
 William Lord vs. Ssaes D. WKesEsr.
 Action of isszpasss IuFsiss reside In hiish6elG;; trial 10 iury.l For plninlllf. Todd: fof defendant. Graves spd IioI. lister. Vsrdici for plaintiff 10 recover one dOll1uapdceuts: drfendan, appealed. Bstsxy " Rfsrrs Adminisnnuix.)- )-ys.
 sI1aniti Bsnnsst. ss4ssl d sassasasg 4
 Acai0Ason a note; parties reside in Cornwall; s,idl to jury. For plaintiff. Andrews. Hollis,er and Wheaton ; for defendant, Woodruff. Verdict for dsf,. to o5ecoyershis costs. dg# .eoiisaft ROdnsy Bsads ys. Wm. II. lcgssslahd.
 Action of ,respass--lhe title to land. hOueser, b the matter in disputes par ties rssids inTostinglon: trial to jury, For plaintiff. Bafbodf for defendant, Wood.uiF ssse slili on trial, .,,..,,a .'' Judge Phelps. we regret to learn. va prevented by sickness. from te.urnine this week. Judge Muh.on. of New Haven county. is now upon the bench, and will continue during tue remainder of .he term. si s u& z
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

FREEDOM or THE PREgs. .--The West. field News Letter announces that land. lord in tha. place threatened to coaAide him. because one of his correspondents calls Tor | new holyi.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

TWs Eass TRouptss. The two Kisk. paisiski. Dr. shsrwin and Jdha Y Jask, have bssh arrested and sAken tO Pitls> burg. xhM has completely cured lllu rls.esa, and iosmeE pFomlnsn, lSaassnalu abpsn.Iag shsElsslves from sle spsps sI epeaslons. rko Marshal is hsss. aslss. minaa so sniasos laW pnd pnOlseg Ihs sallread company h shelr Flghis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Aasshsr I.asss Fire. !,

The immense pileof huildiugs fronting on Broadway. kno~n as the Metropoli- tan Hall. and including the new and splendid Lafarge Hotel. vas .eially de- stroyed by fire early Sunday morning, The roof Of a frame dwelling in Mercer stree. vas 'crashed in hy tic falling of s part of the rear vall Of the hotel. and several others we're, scoschea.. The lho
 islahad a large frontage son Broadway, waa built in shscesiliest sty y'e of marble. and extended back to Mercer strees. ins elaahg updst ils root the Aislsopoliian. formerly Tsiplsr Han. The Gre com, imsnced in .lhe hull where Julien wat prepsring Tor snia grand dress ball. asl ! o'cloek.aad in about two hours ths whole ediiee Sas ia ruins. Tho l0sal must, De very heavy as next yo tho Ss. N;cholas tho Lafargs vas shs mqst eostly iissel ih lhs city. Inc wsa.Aes Nas ihsenssls cOM. snl the ffemea wosked at much disadvantage. as .sis
 The Lafargs Hotel budding was ia- sused for slss 900 on furniture $20.r oOo--not liish pat ef the cost of shs laiser. h was ssidso bs ths most costly fu'nishea hoass In the county. Scascs- lly an a.lisls of farDi,u,s was aaysd. Il was pastly osmd by . gentleman re-- eeD'ly fsom Macon. Geo. where he tor mssly kspsa hotel. and who @iihs olhsss was about to op<a shs E.aiargs IIouss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12


 Ma. EDrroR :--I canuotbu regard myself with depraciated respect aimee l resolved so nosics q communication in yonr fasi paper on The Maine LGsD. M seems that your correspondent, though living in . region where rum h,lh wrought i,s perfect work, has yet darkened understanding ---aid synapaihies identified Mish run in su.h wise as to set him at variance with the n,eres,s of society, and causs him 10 search about to find some subterfugo of law, or lbery behind which, in common with the class of which he is the represensa,iye, hes may indulge .unres.rained i, the liberty of his desires.
 Now, in .he Ish, of ihe many exposi,ions ef ths lallacy ot spcn reasening q thas or your corres- pcndent- when, men, who know. the deadlinsss Of the crying evil of, the day. and are da;ly, wit nsssss of shs wseckinG q svsrg endeaEipg e9d snnOblins selatioD, cry eeains. ihs eiscuusscbips of their lbersies and yet conssnt .o ,he mos, exr acting tyranny who can but see that ihe liberty they love s license se sin. and the restraint they hate b ihe wholesome dictates Of right Itisirne that @ long as man obeys tho law Of hia country
 -he. aud his properly are entitled to it's proiec- ton. But what aFliciein our CansliEneien losbide hsPsssage lof a:awSsssssaining she nss Of prop- lsEiy, that it tmay notwaf ssaiasf she Rnllie god Thepsincipls isone of seaaon, and is enahediea "a laws nov upon eus s.siuss Aook, sos aamerous iamsuiiom Man. esen gan wsst ke acsiGeea whsn. RsfvssiinR sks esisss q his ksag. ke is se 'ieinsy 70 pabiic weaks Ihaaeh. hs law. mapss dpnicil is he easlls. sad his pEissss Eiehls sss ,sacfed-yes. lsi him sssEs,sp sAs Isw, apd he | ouslawed; what was pgasscioF ia now his ereeg- tioner. .1-----S
 And what. !, ssk--wAss FsaseWiRs qE.lisiss haslhe -Wogm of ihs Ssiilw shst is shepid " .eeise to'erances when msl. infagiated by s,s poisonous bic. and dFiven e ssekless iaiaaiiys must bs dssiIoyed seveR thesEk. iA his aHesh his private sinhss orc inssdsd- sho1Gh what Imish, sprys wsalsh is ssefiHesa ss ,he shrine q puhlic saisty. Aaains how skalI shat msa who sses Iis to dspose ofs lhe plsiss of his Iabor fF sn element q psslie faia. szpees q mpslhy h hls wrishiass. when ihsl public skslI aissrsa hlm sf ihs influence which ks szssclssd % thsk iniuryf
 iIas sIns isvalnly spsds ia zAowlag sb shs tnlb6Inns Q lh66s wlp kass esl ln nah1lr sosiA ihs blt ofIont6a. tla ess dslesnias8 iG NAy cot so hnvs ~liheEy" and ram. HTs6ieaes6 6A las sids of humanisys unssnilly and rinhs. ws sse ne, af,nia Ass hsnu,s upsnlB. Ahataws Hhnil hnyea |lnwsf fTum pr1hihlIon.y 2 1s<aiza "a tll nunsAirs Iofhsuvsn's appsogsl Us tauls sa,s vllls'y.s xsNsHes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

i MoSRr wnnnbH N sppsasa hy the proceeding lp tils Virginia Legislature lhna lhe prlrs aewrndea lps lAs Mount Vernon eslsle, including ihe honss, nsouuaA. nesasn. tsmh. and 900 asEss q lnnd, is esOe.oOo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Aged Iahabitants.

Wsgiye bslow tho names and ages sofFesidents et this town. upwards ef seventy years ofag on
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Why meet We Here :

'sa~ SoUrH CANAAN, Jan. 3, 1854. Why meet we here . joyfulihrong2 Another gear has come, And bids us meet wiih friendship strong Within the Pastor's home. For love andiiiiend .hip were We made, And lasting eociai joy; And deeply in our nature laid
 Will love our thoughts employ. Why meet we here with giIis ofioye7 The Pastors work we prize Ss He points to 0higher scanes ahages Where joys eternal fise. s,y And if lie aids tho soaring mind, And spreads the spirits wings, It ia no moro than just end kind To drop him earthly lhings.t Why mineies with our Says ihought To shade our spirits OCT f2 The loved, who cannot be forgot, Here meet with us no more. But if there is brighter cline, Where death does not invade Where friendships pure, begun in time. Shall flourish tndecayed We well may hear our sosrows here, And check the mournlnI sigh We soon shall join the friends 90 dear Within their homes on high.t
 a*T aT szi aE st'slt. G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

GF Thets vsrs st dsAsAs ih the town of Weeaba.y dasiae the year isss; s bslWeeA % aud 60. 2 between so and co. lbssussn 60 and 10. abs.wesn 10 ana co. Ana 6 hslwsen ee sna vQ. a.la
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

\ THs BAKERS paid us another visit on Monday evening. snd sang some of ihsir best pieces al the Court House, 10 . full audience. sals a':s ff9
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

%Nt1 lndleassl clsselana. 1" esys Mn. E. VakfQ Smith, nfe enn,,nl wl,iIe. 1'hey Nl|N4 about u,ilIl snll3s eanlllrrrs. .n'nns, H|I& z Aties with nsfEaes. akilI. rs., a N& HNA4'E NnMan qHelna ~ alsNanl npan ~ iNraEN 'E manneg ss Ala,aAeS \ Seln. ln9Al44 Na *ae8Alq snA heaaiIial lllnl li 4fIlH'Nly Nts gg5g hnenmlng Co heE. q, ~'I TT E1 |n11 q e osd.l|e horse, oon hy Ae N|. 1e1fsle Wlth ihs Wnmsn ln onfa l|s1s Al's'a1."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

agxRxske ksgszscA. .--ln pfesi,leni Al- ieh's excellent lrclure heioFe tie Mercan. tile Library Assnciasisi. ols Monday eve @Min1, he niladed ss Fanug Ainerica in tiir nt0llsSwsnts siyles q Our ehilages siasw rx :. z slraarIlinary precoelsy. 'rlle aaiss draps il.c hi1 in lleHeRening. end sllhs ,he hujice in s ihs mprnings and ihe belle makrs hni $ ! siR&is jump from ia.e csadE 10 .lie sp,illsn. if0gi ppIa 10 the ppIla. ~ s
 Tue bny. but we have no hoya, aaw, yonha RenllenIan is ifs word, who lrsli iuku!ied ( hs is met iii tic street, and nol 5 called Misief.s tze nssee lnsm the bahy cap 70 lhe hsspef. and iH awinkline finn 5 peeouis ia pallslss. Hs IihisasRs l,it lelIUpa. ilpn e1 ti, ss,rs inla business a lo. mar,
 si,. e 4ps and C hankfups el ai. f sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

% snd over, { 1; sOi.o 90, s7 :; 70 to 80, 6s; ].
 total l2o. Dsed in 1858. l6. 'g1w sa aIL j. A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

F4WU UUtY UGNNOuy tD tAy 0FAtsAsRs #ssAssN
 Amesican5 do nut excel, KufDPeaas h the |slina asts, as they d0 in tho useful oness |sis tlBst they dn si0tacaTe, at presessas aio Ieaxplsy Theis time tint li9ny SThsy saae Aos ready ysiy hNhsh they do begin. 1sasops will bo nowherc.5 Aawoald be |ab unhealthy and unnatural foE . yoaag
 halioa, as for a JounG child. ao lass. |stndy. and cnl,ivaieahe besatifal before sAs essential. In a feR inssanass. hos. eyer. mheFs America has tried heR hand at she sbsautifnl, she lias thownaheF strength. and disianced Easspe.a Ms. sufney. for exampls. obsained lhs silver
 pitcher. offered 1ky EdaAra Anthony. Esq.. tor tils four besl dagusFreelypss in she world. The prixe wass compsted for by the best artists in NeR York. London. sad Paris. bEa ,ssssssega E. ss
 Two or three deaths having recently |accurssd in ihis city. from taking ehloro.
 foEm. the attention of physicians has again boon particularly dirseisd Co ths ] sa6iscs: and is appears from thsir ez- snys h tho mediual publications. that ex- trsnne dilieFsnces 0f upinlo0 exisl ss Co .lhe sxpodlsn1y of nding this nll.pssseE- | Iul aaens under any cifo0mslanees. ls seasli eDrlnin thns ihe lnhalAllas q ellle- lsoIngm ls dangsEons rnmedge aslsisls ahonla not bs rssoIlsd O e&pppl Ia cases l of absolute noee1sllg. ll ono ls golaa
 10 bago llmb nmpnlaihd, oF some pshes annnsrout upoEnslnn perlolmsds chleEe. form may bS judlclcuSIy laksn; as ls !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

Several inccndimy attempts have been made ih New Haitford Recently, and the citizens are alarmed at the evident inien- tioas 0F some malicious individualp to dsslsoy ths pfopersy Of .unofehding cit-.