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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
Madame sontnx In CINCINNATI.

UINCINNAJI Jan. TO, IbbS
Ssdsme Sontag ia meeting with the greatest
here. ths hall not being Arss enough TO accommodate
Ter audiences. She acvertises t~o concerts . day.
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IMHUKUEbVION
Boston, Jan. I6 1884,
Dr. Smith. Mayor insugursted to-day, this
oath of onioe being administered by Chief Justice Shaw
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-01-17
election Of P.nnsylvanin State Treasurer.

Both Houses met in convention this morning, and
elected Joseph Bailey Perry county State Treasurer
BY 80 votes out of IL.
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PRICE TWO GENTS.

ia reply to an inquiry stating that he had Ia his pos
SION funds beon ging the SAs but knowing M isv "
rectins him where to depost 1t, This rssolasos "ss
Rdt pied.
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LEGIsLATTvS BusIHEss--lNQUiRY RELATtvs To
JONES' WOODS PARK-ISFURMArroS wAHTaD As
TO THE AMOUNT NECESSARY TO COMPLETE TUE
CAEALs-CHAsiEG CHATfIELD-MoUrP YER EoH
IN "srATU oUo''--CHAR3ss AGA GAINsr THE TEN
GOvERkcRs-A coMmrfEE or INVESTIGATION
ASKED Foa-sxEcUrvE MAEsIoE--hBxr wHId
GOVERNOR. ETC.
The daily union., 1854-03-03

wkas OEk fun1 bun tnlnn~in, . m1m, anes 3 wssk
fAnke~ Grove from TIpzsa. IL mxisx. oEos weed
The daily union., 1854-03-03

SSH Fs~m uarsataa - kAasO. = maS - iHe&s a<Hss
Leave Msnsa4 Thursday 81 "a M
Arrase ~ Elaoss by > M
Leave tIdors Friday at lsmi
Arxsvt Ak NAIletl@ by
Prooss4ls u embrace Mormon Hal ase iDy.-sd
sssz Fsosn Ns~soa, ey fgaeef Creek. 70 NArru-, ,,
su..es 4nd back, =
Leave Ne.loa "Wednesday at a4
Anivr al MAa.e114 BY
Leave Aaas1esta Thazs4ay a. s ams
Anys a. Ne~g0n W p
Proposals for coa&saslus rhl4 seryAEe through Man
etl- and MoFmon IAN Q Eilora s0yer rouls l2o5l
mlAes3 vii oe co1asaorcs-
ssss Fr0m fon Ds. sioinss, BY Boone, Adsil, Mckay
Alien, and H4lnlsns Grove 10 M4eodOnia, iVl
Iales AID back, 4
Leave Fou Dss Motnes MONDAY al 4R M
Arr1ve al Macedana Wednesday BY p
Leave Macedonia Thursday /, 4
Arrive At Foa Dies Moine& next Saturday BY p a.
sss4 From Fss D~s M0ines BY SGnerset, % lndiaAola
n mics and b1es, ehree week
Leave Fort Dos Noises Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday Al p ras
Arrive Al lad Ixnos by ? m
Lave Inaiaaoss MoadAy, Wednesday,, and Friday
arrive Il Foa Des Moinus BY IL "a
sss5 From Fort Des Moia-s, BY Greenbuah and Mont
p1iisr, to WInerssls IS lasles aad back onSs =
Leave Fort Dss Moiass Thursday al PM
Arrive a. wialsrssn nExl day by ~ M
Leave Wlniersttf Friday al nls
Arrive al Fors De. Mosaes nsxl day By l2 N.
ssss From For Dzs Moanes, by Sayorayls, Foa Ciy,
noPka.s Grove, R2paaa, Bsiepointa Eoonesboro',
and D.kolah, 10 Homer, 6o mice and balk, oace
a
Leave Fort Des Moinss Thursday al / m
Arrive al Homer day by M;
Leave Homer "Wednesday al : M
Arrive al FaTr Dies Monrs day by II n
Proposal. for frequent serxics Bonrsboro'
invited, and also for extending the weekly ser
vice 10 For Dodge
ssg7 FROM Fon Dos Moieas cy Marietta Cedar Fa lz
aasnrrhl, and Old Mission, 10 Pralne Ga CAen
WIS rs miles and back, weeks.
Leaye For Des Noises every other Mouasy 6
nms
ArrIyes Prairie da CHEN Saturday by G , m;
Leave Pruirle du Chen ersry other aionday al q
am
Arrive Fort Das Molnes asxt Saturday Ly 6 p M
Proposals for servIrs week arc inyIled; also
for service once week from Fort Des Molnrs
to Cedar Falls only.
$685. From Apple Grove by Free, Hartford and Pa-
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At Fort Schuyler, on Thursday February a. Lieut. MAS
EIIor HAppRoy Of the corps or Engineers, u s. A.
Hia relatives end trends, and thoss OF his father In
Nv, Amor Hvipgstos and the officers Of the army and
ANY, are respectfully invited to attend hts funeral al
four O'Clock this afternoon from Grace Church. Broad
vHy, without further invitation
On Saturday evening, February q, SARAH ADutsH,
daughter Of Daniel and Amis Abbott.
Tbs friends Of the family, and these OF her hrothen
law George NJ Patchp respectfully invited to attend
her unsra from the residence " her atEer No 70 Front
rgeet. Brooklyn, at three o'elo * this afternoon.
On suntAy, Febrrary s, EMMA wife Of Andrew O.
futile, anc csu9hter OF tbs late Charles Sws1, Esq
The frienos ard seqgartanoss OF thsfsmy ect
fully invited 70 attend tho funeral at throe O'Clock this
aftol noon. IRON No cas- Houston strest
Or satu Gay February after brjsf ilnsss PErrH Nc
LouGHLiS, kq late Governor Of the Aushouse In tbs
coth ytm Of hts age
Eis friends respectfully invited to attend his IN
neral, st ten o'ciosk This mornrg, from hls l.ts
residence No Tsl Hscisop etrret near irsrson Hja
mains will be tssea to St. Paoks Cathedral for ia.a
msnt
On Monday, February 8, Mamma, widow OF james Dor
ses, In ths 6lst ear Of her Age
The friends and relatives u the deceased also Of bsy
son n.lsv John e. EssIe respectfully invited TO A.
S,d her funeral At four oolocE 10 afternoon
tAe residence OF the latter, No. wsst wl,hiSgton
place.
On Sunday. February s. Mrs.. EIIHErH A. IAnns, wife
Ne fsssAs Of The Anily respectfully Invited 70 IT.
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NInrrl.d.

d Yenkers, Saturday evening, February 4, by the
Rev. v. HurSuS Captain EDWARD VAN SIcE, Of New
York 10 MARY r. BlsRF0RD, Of The for nar place.
California and On gon papers plsa,e copy
On i6ay February 8 By tns Rev Hugh II. Blair,
JAMES FoRRIsr, engineer OF Glasgow to MARY McLARrY
shird dar gnter OF NJ McIa-ty, OF Grsepock Scotland
On Sunday, February s, By thu Rev Isaac Hster, Of
wf,iAnsbure. JAMES hCVIcKR TO MARY MATILDA cRoPsEY
both IF New York.
On Saturday, Fssruarv in New burg, Orange county
~ " BY the Rev. r. q. Pntney Mr.. JoHS H. TlIFoRD OF
New YoIk city, TO Miss NARY ELIZABETH daughter Of Mr.
Jacob Berry, Etq Of the former plsoe.
On Noncsy, January go, by tee Rev. D. Bacon FRANCIS
. LnDY to HELEN MAIlA, only daughter Of James Todd.
Eq., OF BroosIyn.
Baltimore washIr gtcn, sarAnnAh and New Orleans
p1pers please copy.
By the Rev. John A. Mexican Mr. NEWTON ST JoHy to
Mss GxoKGiAsA WEMrs, daughter Of VIM. q. Whats,
Esu.. All Of iris city.
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TO thc Isditor OF the New York HeraId-

HrTha dis destruction OF Lsfare He ioh
raint and peeurary wholly
Destroy has yet i'm posea debt Of gratitude which
desire T. not Wedge, bus
Our thapks are hereby ivea = the psoo ana
che gallant 6remep the city, their
70 preserve property from tho eeyourins flames We
would gratitude TO individuals for .he
SYN thy they ex.en de5 to only words but
y deeds the hote Of this city
onpt ST hlera ptcuniary assistaaoe or
obiigatiols and would particularly add thai
ntly sr thouat tally considering that L.ner
81 not Only Every hcuseho srtoe but every portion Of
S,, .esnS sgp.fa Cspssln DsSroos Of The Prescott,
O0 To him and to all our warmest sinks are DUE
ma we have to tata concusoD that sa, BIO hAppy
ana proud TO see cur friends at the p, House
STERLING L4SIkR.
fresceu liz use Feb. 2. 3. q. LANlER.
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UHnD SrArs DErxICT CouRT Nos. TO 10.
bursEm CouRr- 9eIeral ferm.-Nos. !, 4, 10, 7, a,
II 10 81.
6uPESnE CouRr--Cirouit Ncs. ]. 81 l6l, 100, 1885,
le4, loo 1861. 1877 leo 40 III. IA, 2i6.
CcsmoS PIsis-Nos 8, -, 49, AZ ss, 80, 81, CD, IS,
n II l2H
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The Land or Cold No. 4.

And TIT lay the teols that bou,hs upon trus
Laeh vAshI An and orowbar all covered sith rust
6nd there lay eseh grsenhorn coiles up in his tent
Hm pork barrel Gu ply Ills ney all spert.
And the only thing lf tho deluded miner his vifes
pictnre b. Root which still ehstrod him amid his
Ssn pt tn ents Friends should separate especially
Isr long voyages without sxoh angling PORTRAITS Cs a.
4OOis the winner the 6rst priEe At the worlds Fair
ab Nsrk speaks for itself Root 10 at SG3 broadway.
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New MuAic.-- The Gh0st of Uncle Tom,
yong and choIu by Misc Marths Hill and sung by
Ahe Hutchinson family At their concerts throughout
Uiion. % oente. HORACE WATERS, 1888 Broadway.
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"Be CHEEKY Boys! he Chosry "A new
song wish great by Geo. Csrsty and Woo
Anssre Defeated vsIt Crsht the roble tar who
IraI cisco, VIII be pnbl ehsd days with ane like.
Aess OF Capt Creighton by BERRY GORDON,
Eusio putli55ers 297 Broadway.
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Worth Rema m berin0. "A New Clothing
Emporium has just opened Undersigned ~ 100
Fulton street. with entirely fresh and molly
lock Of clothing Ssptee TO all and
Ne best ani viii 10 sed st ths lowest possible prices
n. All articles guaranteed to exactly
IDWARD T. HAORkTT, Clio, hing Emp, rum, los Tais.n
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07

0ourauds hair dye They say and truly say well, that
G0UKA dye must be good he kesIs boore Ahe pie
sis he esiorsses 1 Sssy 9noiea Of III srg his az =,
any rate in Ir.fersr CO the many uninswn SEQ saysr
italian modicated for the pur6osen Of the skin from
cha es chaps timples &c Peudre subtle for uprocting
khir Fl m low fortiors any part OF the body Liquid
rouge lily wi and hair restorative, every appre.
eiated ct 81 AkeY street, frs store from Broadway
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Hair Dys and S9i&s--Batchelor's Manu.
efYssiss Park She best aons n
s world hf Me spposon Of his famous hair dye. the
0esns. sll - ere hcoR
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Nifty 81; Van Han bsrts Female Monthly Pills,
prsaion 81 ssood ndin ChOlsgosuo for fever and
Cherry Pectork for nohit!s and ashma 81
Whssrs Bslsam Of Wd Cherry disease Of lungs, 81
hastings syrup Of Nspthn for coughs ard colds ST. Morse
InvigorstinS Cordial for impotonoy So two for So Wolfes
Aromatic setiedsn Schnspps tonic dureto, 81 Hyatts
Infallt s Life Balgatn, 30 $50 Dr. Cooks
nafs Remedy for inter at GUIoNS LII Bowery
Professor McClinto clk's treatment or Con-
sumption and BroI chs,-lh0se who suffer at ths
from thu lungs ar throat should avs
themselves Of Dr. Hcclntoeks Pictorial Syrup ne great
science experience, and saccfssot DR. McCntook
sayn tia, perfect relief Ia aim
obtained fl this remedy. SOLD by tho principal apoths-
stairs.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07

Be rem IN ded nat H NloJLAY Co. today commence
Ms sale OF Aeesrs Hert Br ther eleg,ot soes
diamond jewelry and splene fancy which
enDjuve from the Ere theie Lsfarss Houso
The occupy every t5is sei The vpen did dis
nend jewiry watches &c will DO sold a. y O'Clock
sonpleted would ks wel for readers to
Nooay advertiser eat VI this sale in another pAzt Of
payer Of 10 day
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The Moisture OF tho Hair II dried up by
Shs DON mon dyes Citadoros Excelsior Hair Dye abe
contrary uroates and enfens the fbres while 10
less limo than any other oooring auid shade from
IA Aktoy Hon
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-02-07

Advice Gil atis.- Go, oil ye who sport an
An covered vii red carrosty burnt brswn hair TO
DBMOkkr MYERS, Of No Is Cortland ssrest. They
have dye yhco woring wouf ers and astonishing the
kaie dressing saloon st the above place. 3O6 Grand
efreet. and l23 ast YoaSWay
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Secondhand Pianos, nearly equal to New,
rem tho best N anIfaotoeo st grea, ba Also d.
II. Smiths celebrated nelodens tuned the Quail tom
re!Anent tie best in the market For sale low
Price, HORA CT WATERS 1888 Broadway.
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Caution to Southern and Western Mer-
ehants-seveSAl firms In city, who oan themselves
eAnns are putting up gin in sreen cases and bottles snd
cart and pint bellies With my name .he BOTTLE
WOLFE, sole importer and manufacturer ofaos No. a
Beaver street,
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Thousands OF Info, i0r Manufacturers have
made fortunes by their punotuay In executing orders
ZEN, Ne. Aston Houss, oenbires psl feoMop wi h
punctuay Els shirts made to order .lled In
style and figure and At tho hour you want
them there they are.
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sprlpe Furniture sai.s.-A IL

20 respectfully remind thei friends and the public Oh
hey ready TO lake and give their al,
eutoD 10 ales houshld turRita st the Of
nts and at their spacious sses 9 sroadwsy We
mall continue to DO promp energetic and s charges
voting beet energies for the interest friends
hG their busik ess to u.s. A. I. NICOLA
EDWARl SINIZENTCH.
Late chief q Lad ~
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Wholesale Straw Goods H0use.-To the
Jebhsrs Of straw goedsA Llaad Co. are prepared
- shsw largest sticks Of straw bonnets
p mis- Market which they will sail ~ the lowest
1tt prices BY the only Also their usua stock ofmen
nd boys straw kaN
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY,
THE FIRENIEN.

THE FTRENIEN.
ITO THE NEW YORK FIRE DEPARTMENT-HlvING
L heard IL asserted that could be found who
dare allow hh be sed oandidator tse Office
Chef Err gneer tho Fra Department opposition TO the
iAra ,emsn vo sie posed ts the course pue
sued BY that officer and they osp did 10
nomination, hereby Of myself cand
ment for the flee Of Chief Epg ineer
JANIS II. BrRNE, Foremau Engine Co No l.
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Co for twenty all 2enso and
pet - me the art prodnee and, ii
eairg uperior quality OF rictues than most which
IA % at higher prices NO. ss9 Broadway.
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1treets will dav o'clock the Commits.
noners office, Hall q Roeords 70 hesr The to
Apst opening All street esmstcry
Those int rested in the matter will plsase attend
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WANTEB-A YOUNG WOMAN TO DO TaE GENE
W raj houewori In email faGi ' Nut gsod wa nor
and oner and understand plsin cooking None bat
N->S
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The Man w hose Hair was pulled ont by
the rioters At 10 dsplorabo Barriers TONGUE
price 70 cents Sold cvery where. Principal depot,
bARKEks lsdi s'fsis dressing establishment.
Hoor ny for Beards-see Tribune, Feb. r.
Tier your vbi.hers moutkctui grow
gueni Ter IL will fercs grow trong thick ak
Weks went stain pjere the chin. Eurska 81 per
Bottle 81 20 half Seat to any part Of the country.
z. @. GRAHAM, 10 Ann street,
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THE MILITARY.
ROWERY GUARD.-THON.S BENNET CAPTAIN
- Of said COMPANY hereby requested TO call st 80
Bowery this evening without fail BuJness Of importance
requires ii. 8 G0TfGETRsU,
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CnfdS, Ciroulars, BiIIheadS LnbeIs, DC
furnished At the Sest prices In she mod
rech rchs style e office of the original Yankee
All In want Of the above call At 81 Nassau street..
GORDON'S 81 Nassau street.
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seWmg Machines.- NOW II tho Time, be-
aee tho Of the spriag fufinsss all
scne who require them supply tho with SING ERS
sewing Every dollar thus invested now will
Ause ten dollars within the next months.
I. II. eINGER 90 323 Broadway
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WANTS.

WAHTEn-BY RESPECTABLE GERMAN Girl, A
w situation to DO homework for private family fully
compc ens ALSO BY efficient So tch girl cha aid
ard waiter tr chamhsrmad and DC
eooh who superior rsthor and rortr Please apply at
Ne. 10 HILARY street. Brooilyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31
Nisce|jaNy.

Hoop ON HEALTH.--Take precious care of your precious health ; but how, as the housewife says, to make it keep. Why. then. don't smoke, dry it or pickle it in everlasting acids. like the Germans Don't bury it in potaloe pit, like the I,ish. Don't preserve it in spirits, like barbarians. Don't salt it down Ike the Newfoundanders. Don't pack it in ice. like Captain Rack. Don't par boil it like goosebe'Iies. Don't pot, and hang it. A rope is bad ''cordon sanitaire." Above all, don't despond about il. Let not anxiety have 'thee on the hip" Consider your health as your greatest and best friend, and think as well of it. in spite of all it's foibles, as you can. For instance, never dream. though you may have "clever hack, :" of gallopng consumption, or indulge in the Mel.onian belief that you are going the pace. Never fancy every time you cough you are going the pot. Hold up, as the shooter says. over the toughest ground. Dependency. in nice case, is the overweight that you may kick the beam and the bucket both at once.-In short, as with other cases, never meet trouble half way. but let him have the whole walk for his pains. though it be q Scotch mile and a bittock. 1 have even known hIm to give up his visits in sight of the house. Besides. the best fence against care is ha l Ina wherefore care to have one all around you whenevr you can. Let your ''lnngs crow like chanti. cleer." and as like game cock as possible. IL expands the chest, enlarges the heart, quickens the circulation, and like trumpet, makes the-"spi i, dance."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31

TIE TEAR OF SYMPATHY How soft . ly the tear of sympathy falls on the heart bruised and broken with sorrow. IL assures the sad weeping soul that it ia not alone in the wilderness of cold hearts--that there are those who cGn feel for others; and oh, what is more cheering to an aching heart than such a thought The desire to be loved is hu- man nature in its purity. It is the first impulse of the opening heart-it lives and breathes in the bosom of all until the hour of death.
 A look of love, word of kindness. a tear of sympathy costs us nothing-why then withhold them from those who would prize them as blessings winged with the fragrant dews of heaven! To give them costs us nothing but it often costs us an effort-a silent pang at the heart-did we confess tito withhold , them for he indeed must be misan> thrcpe whose heart does not delight in going forth to bless and be blessed.
 The tear of sympathy never falls in vain. l. waters and feriilizas the soil of the most sterile heart and causes it to flourish with beautiful howe,s of grst. itude and love. And. as the summer clouds weep refreshment on the parched earth, and leave the skies more 5eauti- ful than before. with the rainbow o promise arching in the cerulean dome. sc the tear of sympathy not only refreshe. the heart on which it drops. but it ele. yates and beautiies the nature of hin for whom it springs. Ever pure and sweet in itself. it carries gladness and joy on every ripple of it's sparkling current.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31

PREDEsT1NATIoN.--" Do you believe in predssiination 2" said the captain of a Mississippi steamer 10 a clergyman who happened to be travelling with him.
 '.Of course I do."
 "And you alse believe that what is to be, will be?
 "Certainly." .fs
 We'll, am glad to hear it."
 Why ?'' . ...
 Because, I intend 10 rass that boa. ahead in fifteen consecutive minutes, il! there be any virtue in pine knots and loaded safety valves. So don't be alarmed. for if the boiler aint to burst, then it won't"
 Here inc divine began putting on his hat,and looked very much like backing out. which the captain observing, he said 1: ..s .a,a ...r,
 Il thought you said you believed in predcsiinatIon. aud what IS 10 be will be. ]"
 "So 1 do, but / prefer being little nearer the stern achsn it takes place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31
Poefry.
Truth and FalsehOod.
BY. JOHN PrERPoNf.

BY JOHN PIERPONT" On the page that is immortal
 We the brilliant promise see; "Ye shall know the Truth, my people, And its might shall make you free" For the Truth, then let us battle;
 Whatsoever fate betide! Long the boast that we are freemen, We have made and published wide. He who has the truth and keeps it, Keeps not what to him belongs, But performs selfish action,
 That his fellow mortal wrongs. He who seeks the truth and trembles At the dangers he must brave, Is not fiji to be freeman;
 He, at least, is but slave. He who bears the truth and places It's high promptngs under ban, Loud may boast of all thal's manly, But can never be Man. Friend this simple lay thou readcst, Be not thou like either them But to the truth give utmost freedom, And the tide it raises stem. Bold in speech, and bold in action, Be forever !@-Time will test, or the free-souled and the slavish, Which fulfills life's mission best. Be thou like the noble Ancient Scorn the threat that bids thee fear; Speak! no matter what betides thee; Let them strike, but make them hear! Be thou like the first Apostles;
 Be thou like the heroic Paul; If free thought seeks expression, Speak 1t boldly Speak it all Face thlne enemies. accusers;
 Soorn the prison, rack or rod And if thou hast truth to utter, Speak and leave the rest to God!
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31

A gentleman asked a little boy in London. " What occupation does your father pursue for living 2''
 He replied with great simplicity, "He is a dreadful accident maker, sir, for the newspapersw se
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31
J. s. Smith, Surgeon Dentist

nR. SMITH respectfully tenders his ,hanksto ID the people of Falls Village and the adjoining towns for the eliAeralpatronage received from them for three years past and would say that for the better accommodation of his customers and the public generally he has permanently located him. self at Falls Village where he will still carry on Dentistry in all departments in the highest per lection, surgical and mechanical.
 Teeth extra cted with great care; decayed teeth filled with pure gold so as to last f"r numher of years Arificiai teeth inserted on pivots or plates as the case may require from one to an entire set, according to all the latest improvements fwith artificial gums,) that he has had great ex- perience in setting them within the last six or
 All work warranted to be done in finished and workmanke manner, combining durability with beauty.
 or Any amount of private reference given.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-08-31
GITGRFl FlELD H1N@wuIGR
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING BY HENRY w. HYATT. Office, One Door East of the Court House.
 LITCHFIELD, CONN.
T D R M s.

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 RATES OF ADVERTISING. Nine lines or less, insertion, = so 50 do do 3 do 80 75 Ten to sixteen lines do SO 75 do do 5 do S1 co For continuance per week, 20 per cent. on the above terms.
 Probate and other lega! notices at the usual rates.
 Yearly advertisers charged according 10 space occupied. @ Casual Advertisements must De accom- paniea with the Cash.