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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28

Az Kxsnk CosnpcfoR. The syria.
euHe JoufN65 ahys that On board of he
sefs yonigg sntiwasd fFom that city On
W6dpadsy night. was An ezra conduc-
Cor. The train consisted Of six cars. AZ
n6sn 81 The train was under way geo.
lleman commenced 10 The lhitd passen-
ger ear % collect fare. When the oon~
dusl6F came along The passengers all Do.
clafed that they had paid their passage.
Search was immsdiaIely made for the
Individual who had been 90 kind 10 as
1issing the conductor. and after some
time ne was found seated 10 the front
car aslepp. He had plenty Of railroad
tiske and money about him. When
The train arrived 10 Rochester he was
plnccd under arrest.
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Notice.

IL Probate Tor the District Of Washington will
be sold at Public Auction 10 the highest bidder,
on the Both day OF December, 1854, ut O'Clock
IN the afternoon, lun.ess previously disguised OF
at private SALE all Of the Real Estate Of Henry
Ocurr, an assigning debtor IN said town 81 WASH
ington Salu 10 take place at the premises Ia
Marbledaie in said Washington. Terms made
known at the time If sale .sb
WALTER d. SPERRY, Trustee.
Dated at Washington, this 18th day OF Decem-
Der. 1851. "a
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Fv,.sae EDs. Sale.

TIME subscriber wishes to sell his Far n
- situatedinthe town OF Cornvv I'LL, cont lining
or grass, well watered and divided INTO su1iahle
lots, and has good supply Of timber and wood
one dwellingshouse. wood-house, caFriagc-honse,
hog-aouse. and a large barn; also an orchard If
choice fruit trees. A part OF the purchase money
may remain time with good security, il desired.
For further particulars enquire "f the subscriber
in Warren. ]. HI. COMSTOCK. 81
Warren, Dec. 25, 1884, 35
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~ The Ohio Siaiesnish tells good story
oCa Cinei.anaiian, . great fiiend of tl.r
Cmc:cviiIe Bank. WIN ii il,e lime Of tile
suspension was On lis way 10 il with
iilieeu 10 twenty fI,nussnd III is promises
10 pay, which he designed 10 convert insO
scoin. Wien he arrived, hc Was over
sswheIned with asinnishlEent BY lie news
&c lie Suspension. md wishing 10 inform
hi friends ~ The fact. and HAL he wnuld
return home The next day. lie rushed 10
the telegraph office, and SEM them The
following startling 'sIispsich : = CTclevi'If
Bank i,as gene 10 li---l, and l ,piit be there
81 nsorroso r.
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Joseph r. shaw,
DEALER M ;
TsNsiCAh INSTRUMENTS

TUST rec by the subscriber, for The fsll trade,
% splendid assortment III fine toned Piano
Fortrs. MelojeDns, Guitars, Flutes with from one
To eight keys Banjns, lamborines, Canccrtinis,
Flies, Flageoe.s, &c, SC. together with strings
and instruction books Tor allinslrnments. All
instruments sold by me will be warranted as
represented. at
N. B --Piano Fortcs, of the best manufacturer
in the United States, warranted Is give perfect
satisfaction. or they may be returned at any time
within one year and The iirniey refunded. This
takes away oil risk otpurchnsnrs getting poal
instrument, ass insure first.ra,e Piano ar ma
sale. The public aro respectfully invited "a rnll
al the music store u JosErH p. SH.w, 1856 Main
Street, and examine for themselves befnre pur.
chasing elsewhere, as ans determined l0sell
The best instruments 20 be Iaund, nj The Invest
prices. Piano Fortes tuned and repaired
Bridgeport, Sept. e5ih. 1854 22
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LilchlleId County Agricultural society

A MEETING Of the Executive Committee
n. Of the Ltchfield County Agricultural so.
ciety will he held at the Mansion House ID Litch.
field, on Tuesday, the 9th day of January, 1855,
al o'clock, a.. M, to award premiums on crops
and to make arrangements for the year ensuing.
Competitors for premiums on crops will be re.
quired TO bring specimens and statement u cul.
ture, as requiredb by the regulations.
A full attendance is requested, as importa mt
subjects will be brought before the meeting Tor
consideration. X, A. FORD,
81 Rec Secretary.
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william +. Ward of Wrsl Newton
Haas. has little sl.e smartesa pullet o'si.
She . hanlam, was liaiehed tbe day
after Fast, lssl spring. and i n0w laying
her fDmffk lsseF &c e9gsl The tiFNt litter
numbered IL : tie second Is. and tile third
Is. The same geullenaan he's natural
eprheitg, IN the shape MIA hen who staniis
peFfecllF erecl like ! namlna0. Shr
nlasthe1 ahnui with Rresl deal % dignity.
but whso d : harry che q obliged % Use
BET wlAEs
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EaalI and VVinter gaOOia

Nh ECEIVED every week, comprising new
lilo, STYLES silk Hats Fur, Seal, Oltekand EOney
Caps; new fashion silk afa Cotton Plush Gapsi
Genin's Mario ltals Mems and Bows Kossuth
and Know. Mailing HAS; Mems md Boys
Cloth Caps Chisdfen's Fancv Hats md Capsi
Fancy Leopard and Coon, and Buffalo Robes !
Fitch and Mountain Martin Viclofinesj imiia-
ton al limitation Sable md Coney dol SihcFlan
squirrsl do; Childrcil's Victorinea and Cuffs
Fiji Caves, Gents MuffleFs, and everything
usually tDnnd III stores nf fhis iine--Nl of which
will DO cold al small advance from cosa.
II. JACKSON.
Li,chfeld Oct 80. 1854.
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O. A libel suit. brought BY Charlel

&C. A libel suit. brought by Charles
lRlton. late Of New Haven. against
nller. editor Of The New York Mir
for publishing. as news. that he had
de false issue ofsock to ceriain
aihount. in The Stone Dressing Company /.
was tried last week. The damages we've
laid u $40, 900. but the jury, after a
patient hearing Of the case.allowed him
only $3.50.
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ERENCH AND ENGLISH VICTORIOUS.
n The undersigned being abou, 10 take nc.
until the FIRST day Of January, 1855, al the old
stand Of Hugh p. Wech ED, Milton. He has
on hand good and welhselected stock Of Dry
Goods, Crockefy, Hardware, Boots and Shoes
and everything commonly kept in country
Store. W.. C. WADEfAMS.
Milton, Dec. 81, 1884. 81
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-12-28
Fam, FOR 500 I

CyITUATED IN the town Of Warren, lately
- owned and occupied by Asahel Wedge,
Esq, dec d, containing one good DIV ingshousc,
one carriageIhouse. one wOodshouse, two barns,
two oui-barns 222 ares, wellspropOrlioned for
plow, meadow, pasture and wood land-- we'll
wateSed Tor Stock also. an orchard Of choice
fruit trees. Terms Of purchase easy.
For particulars enquire Of WIN, B. GREEN.
New Milford, OF e. M. KELLOGG, Esq, near
the premises.
Warren, Nov. l4ih, 1854. 3l"f20
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WrRTH KHoaiEG Id is said that .
email piece 81 resin dipped 10 The water
which, is placed ID vessel on the stove,
vii; add i peculiar property 20 The almo-
sphere nI'ilic ronm whicl, will give relrei
ID persons troubled with cuugls. The
heat &c lie wafer Is Sufficient 10 throw "a
sfhe aroma .,l ile resin. aud gives The same
relief A. il afforded hy coHbaslinn oi Tic
resin. Its preferable 10 the combustion
because the evaporation IL mare durable.
Tie sague resin mas BE- used i;,r weeks.
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Fo,.Des, ore K3eeE COnla,n,.aI.

ED Il it known that We, tho eubScFi .efe~%hegos
HD devisees, iega ices, assgnees and represent
a,ives Of the lae Samuel Forbes, deceased, do
hereby associate ourselves together as body
putic and corporate under and pursuant 10 the
provisions Of Statute Law Of the State Of Con.
ierticut in relation 20 Joint Stock Corporations
and oil acts in addition thereto or amendaiory
thereof.
Ist--The name Of said Corporation shall be
FORBES Oar BED coMTANY
2d--The Capital Stock Of said Corporation
shall be Fifteen Thousand Dollars, which shall
be divided into Six Hundred Shares Of Twenty
3d-Said Corporation Is established for The
purpose Of raising, mining and selling Iron Ore
from the Davis Ore Bed, situate in Salisbury,
and County Of Liisb6eld, aud from the lands
connected iherewith--and for The transaction Of
any business that may be necessary and con-
veiiien, in raising, obtaining and selling such
4th--I.he Statute Laws Of Tie State Of Con.
neciicut in relation 10 Joint Stock Corporations
are. hereby referred 10 and made part Of these
articles.
5th-And Il is mutually agreed that the Ore
obtained from said Ore Bed shall Al ne Time he
sold lr les. price than Of the rate Of fifty cents
per Ton gross weight
6ih--And the Subscribers hereto respectively
and Individually bind themselves 10 convey to
said Corporation their respective rights and in
ieresis 10 said Ore Bed aud iss appunenaHces
/ when Teauesiedb BY the Directors 0i said Company
land will receive IN cOnsidera iOsf tiiefeIr Ger
lifca,es OF The Capital Stock Of said Corporation
in proportion TO their respective interests in said
Ore f5ed 50 conveyed.
7.II43snid Cooperation Is located and esfah-
Iished a, Salisbury, Litchfeld County, AMI State
OF Connecticut.
John Adam, 100 One Hundred Shares
Win Alan, 100 One Hundred
John A. Bcckley, 50 Finy
1'heo. Fem by
II Hubbard. At'y,S Five
VIM P. y Walker,
Forbes 3 Adam. SJ1S
ThlFty-ThFee and One.ThiFd
GEORGE Adam, 80 l-3
Thiny-Thsee and One-Third
Chas s. ADAM So fs3
ThiFty-Three end 0ne-Third
Leonard G. Adam, 25 Twenty-Five
WhiIiae @. Kellogg, JF
Oliver BeckieY. g knfty-Fsve
VIM "a. Barnar, - Twenty.Five
Lronard Richardson. - Tweny-Fsye
COO shares
A lsns cony Of AsGicses II he Forbes Ore Bed
Conapany. Bv ofisr III ss5S rif1etifs%
80 GEORGE W. REET, Secretary.
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George Washington Lafayette. the
grandson ,of The friend OF America, is
now staying At Washington. The letter
w,i'esss eak Of him rs young man Of
gentle department and modest ex,e,io',
who impresses every one tina. Ire will ye
do something worthy the name he bears.
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ZEE lKelsa.laeAy

A LII persons indebted to c. ADAMS a co.
a are hereby nutified Tint their accounts will
be left for collections at No 8 Seymour's Build.
Ing on, the Lat Of January next. Cost may be
saved BY paying before tina, date. ssh
Dec. IL, 1864 !.
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A Rare Chance.

4nnn FINE Top Carriages, Slide seats,
1VU Open and Standing Tops-and twelve
fine Cutters, ut reduced prices. Also, by the
request Of many, have consented TO do repair.
ing Of all kinds through the winter.
WIN. RODGERS,
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FOR THE MILLION
FAT Tue
sysesC .TssCelsy Store!
IA. s. BALDWIN,

rs sgain home, heavily stocked with oil the
u latest styles and most desirable patterns
selected with Ire greatest care. Persons wisl.ina
anything in my line shonld moi fail 20 call ahd
examine my extensive assortment belaEe going
10 the city Or elsewhere.
Coin WATcuEs.--A geld English lever, fnlI
iewelrd aid warranted, for "a also. splendid
English pattern ieweled WaisI: ez!rs lsne cases:
lor SO English asens silver Watehess wishand
withant hmntina rases, silver anchors 2 hanting
cases tieta chad levers. escapementes &c.
BREAST pIws, al every style amd qaalisy % SUIT
the purchaser.
fail to please.
FixeER RlN0e-ln tact. every variety kinwFs
Pins. Cnsf Pins. Know Nothing Pins, Csop rms,
Pencils. Pens. Thisnh'es, Slides ChasmsD Sfals.
Soaps. Chains and Spectaeles- silver atil
steel At y. =. bAlypW AN 81
4. :. 6ALpwfN's.
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CHEESEMAN'S
Shaving and Ilair-Cutiing Rooms,
Over DR.. Bcckwih's Drug Store, and onr doors
below the MansIDn Hjuse, Lltchield.


THE Hon. Court OF Proba'e Fnr the district
Of Salisbury has appointed the subscribers Conn
mis- sianeFs on the estate Of ELIJAH FGiSk, late
Of said Salisbury, deceased, represented imsolv-
ent--and has limited and SLOWED six months
from tbs date hereof for the creditors OF said
estate 10 prescott their claims against the same
to us Tor adjustment and allowance.
We thefisfvFe heFsb give n dice 20 oil persons
interested 10 ssil estate that we shall meet upOn
the bsseneSs u said appointment al the hnlei Of
u. w. 1'lsnFp "a Salisbury Center, on the second
Tuesday Of January and on he EFss Tuesday
Of May, A D. 1855, ats 0'cEick imthe forenoon,
on each If said DAYS.
WM M. BURIAL. Commission.
ROBERT B0STWlCK,S ere.
Salisbury, NV. 18Th 1854.
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Farmers AGsleass II !
EessFies, Ksass1essse.

" WW 1W rGKI - - - - 81
MMHS. SARAH "A. JOHN SON. Pfi3eins 81
YA Mfss MAay J.. MtnnncA, Asaiet1nis s
Mn. GaENyILLx p. Wzl3eN. Iastfnefaf
in Music. ~
The scyerfhA Term ii skis lnssiihl;an wiII
commence on Wednesday,. 18th of NeeAnzlxEz
Printed Cigeniagh ennsnining further fm{05z&nz
zion relative 10 The nehool may "a uhsAina6 ~
application 10 the Principal.
cDfnMail, Sept. 20. le54 "a
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Hart Female Seminary.
RLYMOIfrH. CONN A

YSHE next Term Of this fourishing Institution
n will commence Jan. 3D., 1858, and continue
fourteen weeks For admission TO the few
vacant places remaining IN Il early application
should be made 20
Up. WARREN, Secretary.
Dec IL. @' SO
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- saA -, C. -.

nm 600 bushels Polnt0ea az Soc
Sn3Oibs Of FAIL butter 25c
1900 Ills Gaod Rive Flour COL per hundred
5000 lbs gaud Whitu Cheese zoe
In erchange inr Goods, al BpADFORDfSs
\ r. SIT the MARKET price runs higher thSa
Wolcouvilie, Nov ], 1851. 16
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r II 4 CT

T ADIES' and Gentemcn's Ears Of every
.RA description end at all prices ictorines,
Colts, Tippels, Gloves, &c, Look al them.
&sG III. JACKSON
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Mofica.

Notice.
nN and after Nov. 9Th. but one Stage will
" run daily 20 Nangatuck TailrOsd:
Leave LitchfieId HAS A M, connecting with
1905 A NJ train 10 Winsted and Las r VI train
to Bridgeport. Leave LitchieId Station on The
arrival Df 10 O5 A NJ train from Bridgeport.
30 Fare 50 cents.
4. FENN, Proprietor.
Liichfield. Nov. n, 1854.
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Maffieo.

IN this town. on the llih inst, Mr.. George
Barnes and Miss Mary Ann Hall. beth Of Ca
naan.
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wigs and Toupees

NADE 10 order, at CRO5SMAN'S Shaving
w and Hair-cntting Room, over DR.. Beck.
with's Drug Store. ~
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E720R the nest SIXTY DAYS ehaiI oiiss e. nv
~ cnsteuaeFs Goods 81 NFoFF Description
at less pFicrs than shey wese ever offered &c ii
This place. Having made arrangements t. leave
the DRY Gonds bnsineta sisll. would take fhis
opportunity 60 say 80 my many patrons alaf , em
going 20 drposc ,a item IN very short tin1e.1
4 good many BARGAINS. ~ lhetr Liberal patronage
ia years past. The following Goods are Il Be- sold:
$500 Dollars Worth Ready RTade Clothing.
1000 Boots and Shoes.
$500 Yards Calicocs.
500 =. Brown Saeelinas.
1000 B.eachrd do.
1000 Nous. Deg.aines.
ZOO Alpacas.
500 :. Black and CvIcred Silks.
800 Shawls- assurted. Veslings.
375 Broadcloihs, CnssimeFrs, Saiinets and
Also, large stock GROCERIES, purchased
at The low prices in AngnSi. and am now selling
these G1ods as ~hat they aFe worth By the
package, in small qnsnifnes. Besides oil other
kinds Gods usually kept IN Country Stare.
0y- A general invitation is gwen 10 all ia ex-
anime my stock. n. B. LATHROP.
Wo!cot:vi!lr, lee. 9Th, 1851.
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A GOOD sal ~ second. Hand ElA&Ak#ifkss
n Tools gu sale cheap IL f7sd7sHSQ sx ~
proved credit. &#A##fs s. ADV.
lisuhheld. tsoslh Farms. NaF. 81 EA8
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nATENT seIf-Sharpenine Yankee Feed
Catlsrs. jusl received BY = =. ,.
Litehfsld, oss. Issh, 1855.
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Dissolution.

TIME co partnership heretofore existing be>
u tween the subscribers, under the firm OF
RocKFELLER. BARNETT & Co. is this day dis
solved by mutual consent.
PHILIP ROCKEFELLER,
JAMES BARNETT,
PETER p. EVERTSs
Ore Hill, (Ct.s Dec aO;h 1854
The business will be continued by the sub
scTihers under the name aud firm OF RocEFELLEk,
REED g. Co. PHILIP ROCKEFELLER,
r. A. REED,
PETER P. EVERTS.
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I Must be sold

"a RE THEY CHEAP
"a lpiece Maroon colored Alapaecas 25c
y do 40 tigs a Parasnstsas 25c
do Mourning Purisian, csc
/ do Green Paramettn, worth SOC 25c
100 yds al. mixed Sattinct, ksaug. az Soc
100 vds nf Tweede, S9c
All a, BRADFORD'S Cheap Store,
WOicotfviIIa
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SYts.
ID EST quality Turks Island Salt for ssle ii
I'D any qulntity, al tie store Of the subscriber.
WM. WHEELER.
Litchfsld. Nov. goth. 1854. 30
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~ 49, ~ IA S&A &4 -
NHTOULD respectfully infornl Ire cisizsnet
wv South N oFfolk and vicinity thai The y lie ~
JUST returned from New York with . fEtA efsests
meat Of Goodssu.tahle for the country ttade, ID
are prepared 10 show them 10 ll+neTs1 Hkegs
ing tired of showing their Goods nmd lwass
ready TO sell. Their Goods ha We all been bQuSlss
fur CASH, and must and Bsit be s0ld bnder
their old motto, viz: nimbie aixpenee il
better than q slow shiling.s'
They fully believe .hatthsy are now pTepafed
Dry Goods Groceries. Crockery Or Hatdwnfs
aileast they would invite alll0 give theR4 call-
They hive large stock Of old ia Lalnes which
they viii sell gsFy loD 40 they are Goods aetslAg
out Of date.
Butter, Cheese, Wood Hemloek BaFk XIX
s.. wanted III exchange for Goods md 81 me-
purtcWlar objection 10 LILLE Casiin0t too mucls
FOR ills nav hard times.
Flour, Meal, Feed, Sc. constantly ch hand
for CASH!
South Norfolk, CT, Aug 2s. 1854.
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Am erican Artists Union (!
'HNIiE American Artists CniOn.

n AA
4 wonld respectfully announce tolhe citizens
Of the United States and. lie Canadas, that iur
the purpose u cdllivailng taste for the fine arts
throughout the country. and with view Of
enabling every family 10 become possessed Of
gallery Vt Engravngs,
BIZ The Firs; artists Of Tie Are.
They have determined, III orJpr to create a,
extensive sale for their Engravings, aud thtss
not only give employment TO large number Of
artists and others, but inspire a,ilong our cutin-
trymen taste for works 0f art, to present 10 the
purchasers q their engraylngs, when 70 1000 Of
100000 GIFTS OF The Actual Cost Of $4,000.
Each purchaser u . One Dollar Engraving,
therefore receives not only an Engraving richly
worth the money. hut ala0 ticket which entities
him 70 one Of the @ ifiswhen they nfe distributed
For FIvR DoLLARs highlv-fnished Engraving
painted in Oh, and FiUs Gin Tickets win be scpi
--or Five Dollars worth OF splendid Engrnvlpgs
can be selected from the Catalogue and sen. by
return mail or express.
"A copy 81 The Catalogue, together with sre.
cimen Of one OF the Engravings can be seen at
the office of this paper. sa 6s 81
For each Dollar sent an Enaravingactnt lly
worth that sum, and Gift Ticket will ilnniedi-
ately BIO forwarded.
"A a. = IT r o.. .
The Committee believing thar tho success or
this Great National Undertaking will be n,aisri.
ally promoted by the energy aud enterprise ~
intelligent and perscyerng Agents, have resolved
10 trent with such on the nott iiberul terms.
Any person wishing to become an Agent, by
sending tpost paid3 OF. win receive BY reinr,, II
mail. One Dollar Engraving, Gif Ticket, n
Prospectus, a Catalogue and oil other necessary
information.
on the final completion Of the sale, the Gifts
viii be placed in the hands oil a Coinnlif'ce ol
the Y,,srcLasefs Ia ba disfFihuted due lu.ica al
| which will be given throughout the United States
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Reference in regard 70 ihe RfaI Esiate. F. J.
VisscHER & Go. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
addressed. ]. w. HOLBROOKE, Sec'y.
sos Broadway, N. Y.
Or The Eagrsvings 10 the Catalogue are nov
ready f,r delivery. ~
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h AXORS PUT in the best order and warranted
IL nj CHEESEMAN'S Shaving, HairaCutsins
and Wig-A1aking Room, over DR.. Berkwith's
Drug SsOFes South StISei, LtchiieId.
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Farmers Union CO. Goshen.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the Stockholders
IN OF said Company that their annual meeting
win be holden q, the Library Room (near sne'r
Stofe,; on Wednesday, January 10Th, 1855. al
10 o'clock A. M. 10 hear the report Of the
Direcsofs-to choose the necessary officers for
the year ensuing. and to do any other business
proper 10 be done nj said meeting.
JOHN NJ. WADIAMS, President.
Goshen, Dec. 23d, 1854. 35
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TONATTON VISIT At the Rev. u. NJ.
~ WRKp's. on the Afternoon and Evening Of
"Wednesday, the s7thinss. Il stormy DE next
fair day. Dec lSth, 1855.
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"A a. = M = q .
L.rai Of Gifts.

100 f" :. Calhoun, Loo 1000
So elegant Oil Paintings. 10 splendid
Gilt frames, Aize 5x4 It each, 100 5000
lOOelegani OIL Paintings, 2x3it each, 80 5000
00steel plate EngrayiDss, bril- liaMly
coIored in OH, rich gilt frames,
2fx30 In. each, 10 5000
10000 elegant steel Plato engravirgs.
c0'ored in oil, NJ The Wdshings0H
Monument, 20x26 In. each, 10000
237. 900 STEEL plate engrayings, from
100 different plates ii0w III posses.
session Of and owned by lle Art.
lists Union Of The market v5lue vi
from so cents TO 81 each. II SEQ
firs,-claas Dwelling in 3lst street,
New York city, 1900
% Building Lots IN lO0and l0Iss 81.
N.Y.ciiy, Zach 25sl0O |. deep, atl00o $1,000
100 ViIla Sites, containing each IJ.-e
900 squire feet, in the suburbs At
New York city, and commanding
magnificent view OF Inc hudson
river and Long Island Sound, at 500 $1,000
20 perpetual loans 81 cas,, without
interest or secn.iiy, u $3.50 each, 1000
50 do do 100 do 5,ON0
100 do do so d. 500
1s9 a. Aa@ 1n III 1fJfi.
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outlived all his kindred, is not yet ready to
go. Husbands and wives, parents and children,
brothers and sisters, how closely they cling to-
gether in the death chamber, or when, in
times of pestilence, the death angel spreads
his wings on the blast !" How sad to part with
those we love, with but the dim assurance of
reunion in another state of existence! For
how, or where, or what we shall be when the
breath ceases, and the heart stops beating,
and the body grows cold, neither the voice of
Nature nor the Book Of Revelation is sufficiently
explicit to remove all doubt even in the minds
Of the most doeile believers.