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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
MetrOpolItanSilKStOCK
RInbrsIdsries, 6se.

Merchanisthr0pghou the United States are solicited tb examine our assortment which in' N0yE ETY, RIcMMRss "A ND VKRHErTy IS believed 10 be uIsurpas-rd hi this mstropOlIs, a1d adapied to the wants of the very best tfade in.tllis cgugtFys all of wilis.h gvi bsoIIered io Cash and first class SIX m.s Buyers, on the m1st favorable terms. is4 " N@s ~ fNH :l6
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

DR. RooTss Pn1s-h is not to De wondered at that the iDhabitanls of Litchfed county should prefer Dr Root's celebrated Root and Piant Pills to any other Medicine in use, as oIdD Roor- the original maker of them was a resident Of Canaan, and while living enjoyed the reputation of being the most skillful Physician in the conn- try. The Pi ls are composed of twenty kinds of rare medicinal vegetables, although active and thorough in their operation on the system, yet they are 50 carefully medicated that they can be given to the most feeble person with safety
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as being superior in every respect to any article of the kind in use. Sold at the low price of l2 l'2 and g cts per box, by merchants throughout the country. 01r Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05
FAIL s V TLE A G E Daguerreian Gallery

M e. LANDON would inform the inhabitants eD . of Falls Village and vicinity that in conse- qusnce of the continued demand for his Pictures his Gallery will be open until the first of February
 He deems it unnecessary to say anything as to the merits of his work, as he has during the past few months sold over One Thousand Pictures n the immediate vicinity. s&
 Falls Village Jan 5th 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

A ncw county jail has been erec'ed ip Bridgeport. The Standard thus describes n. The iaii structure, c"nnecied Uiihss dwelling house purchased for | he purpose ;s or brick wi,hswaIls 2 0ts 2 i.9 feet thick. ThrnugI lie center, i2 or i5 3re' TO n, the k fcxsetis,f waiL. txiends a double tier oI csils, aud sbpye Il,is, another in be reached ny an iron gallery. He cell walls are 'appa- renilx aefeKs sinsahickAsssT and iTssK doors are io beEsnFpl;s1s TkeFrT are about So of ilIe KRNs4nH1xpr more of tLem being sdguble ibe s;aesaT He oii,eFH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

The following ex'rsei iiOm lhe speech of Jus MiEcnrLs., ihe Irish patriot, al a dinner given hirn ai lhe Broadway Thea. ter, New York, few days since, on his srnval in ll'is country. we ,hink one of the most c.Oqnen, passages we ever read. Speaking of the noble spirits who have struggled against fate for the success of liberty in the old world, he says:
 The Creator, of the world, did not, ass0redly, kindie the nOblesi spirits, end crOwn with intellect the most god like brows on earth--Only that these spirits should consume themselves frever in vain, that those l,iliy i6,ellecls should be drag. ged down into ldmcy or wrnng into insan- pyiorever, in an internal and hopeless con. h1ct with cureless wrong and slavery and Ealset0ed. No, believe in moral and inlelieciual electricity. believe thai no. thing 1l al! the thought and passion exc pended for this cause has betn losi, but that il is heating, kindling, even now, tie atmosphere of the world. l brlieve that not a solitary captive has sighed fOftli his soul aloEe in the dungeons of Naples, mol . gallant soldier las fAllenFwiIh his feet t,, the foe on the fields of Hungary, or Lnm- bardy, or B Biden; Hni an Imprisoned s'u- dent iras grown lIremainrely bald. .or pre- rnaturely gray, or has gone mad in'dlie, cells of Speberg, but his spirit lives and sssfiayes about us, helping to swell and kin> de iiSsleavr'ning, heaving, seetldag anass t,I that 4 ids wi.ich breeds Gods earth-g qaakes and his Tgh,aings. *9k@ Rs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

CouNrERFElrERs ARRE.TFD.-A gang of fcounlerIeiiers, whphave been operating in New Hampshire, t,as. .rtceniiy been bro- ken up. Hezckah B. Gale, aud Samuel Cole, of Alexandria, N. H., were arrested at Bristol, for passing counierieii lhrees on the City Bank of New Haven. A bert C.. Wilson was arrested al Lowell, and man named Tlbbe,s was arrested a, Doser, N. H., all Belonging toihe sane gang.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

fEpIA RuBBER.-The Scientific Ameri- can says, that the adaptation of purified white Iudia rubber lO the manufacture Oi teeth, gums and plates, Las been patented in England. e. -s-
 Many advantages, hitherto deemed uR- easiainable, are c0uiained in this substance. Tlie adhesion is complete; Il can be n'ould> ed with perfection i0 suit every inequality ofsurface, and supplies sn artificial perios> teum, ss ii were, 10 the teeth, when they became painful by tue wasting away of iiIe gum, Improvements have als,, been made .i.l the ma ruiaciure oi India rubber lhresd. Tt has been discovered that threads ofihis material, t heated while on the stretch, do not shrink back to their former dimensions; and by repeated s,reiciiiugs and headings, any degree of fneness can be prodnced.- T0 this way about 65,O0O yards, or S7 miles of threads may be prod uced rom a single k:iogramme(a little more than two lbs ) of riibber. The proprietor of q factory in Grenneile, is said tO manufacture 300 GOO wards. (445 miles) of this thread daily.- 'Tiie superiority of the threads pSsdaceti by the aew method is, that they are periectly round. Rubber is certainly getting ,e be . very useful auxiliary 10 the comfort oi man.sA We have, ar soon sbaA havcy II re- port telis true, besides India fu6hes noses. f,oshails, aud the like. India rubbed bed. sieads. India rubber railroad cars, ipdia .rubber consciences, tan old intesins by the way, ! India. rubber iceih. and India rubber lhread ', We hope. the world will not be peppsed hy, India rubber men, or :ile newspapers filled win lneia rubber adyer> Using.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

Undersa recent enactment in Ohio, a debior whois suspected ol' having disposed of his property for ihe purpose oi delra"d- ing his crediitsrs, can he brought before 2 Probate Jadge and required ip testify m der oath will, reference io lie matler.- The first case under ihis law, was brough. in Cincinnati during ii,e past week, and dll'e result was that the defendants gave secu ri,y fnr the payment ef the debi, although they failed sometime since, and were re- por.ed I0 he worth nO.liag.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

NAME INTO tho enclosure of Epu'M K . V BUNNELL, Dec. I7th, 1853, a red COW, supposed to he about ten years Old;ia button on one horn. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges. and take her away.
 6 EPFiM K. BUNNELL.
 Litchfeld, Jan. 2d, 1854. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05


 FORBIDDIKG THE BASs.--'Fhe w ashin9, ton Star says: Al ieW sevehinek since, a caissidstahleL chlApany assembled al ihe house of worthy aid resident ~ she ;FEsi ~Wafti,- la- witness The marriage of his dauehles stDsA Ebuck RhViAi spign. The | Rev. Mr. Eyanssllse clergy Rsan oiEicissing. scomulshced shes ceEem0py5 ani precseied .ltJ the part where iie calls aiis any 0ne pre- seas t0 speak o0s il knSwing af any impw- aisneali ssS ihe c0nsammasiOn af the ceiea1p- sny.k Whereup0n fair one, yShsup iD lIlsi stiiiie sf00d lit6Idly back u lhe csOWd9 9susll- sed GFwSrsi and seizea tl1e alisighscd hride- sSg60m by tie sIiF6dJ, tIfsggtd tim inimssk i, .aIely from the EQpm and llause, ,sefe sle lA- tended bfIsie could come. to his FeseMe. - Since tt,eu, tie sdIis c61sdla,e 9lelf hIssFSed young .efson tsss adi. hekyI from ter spiF- tied away hsG hushahd. 'tiese facts are POS"Ssv "S IEBt aasA
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

n0NATION.-The Friends of Rev-alr 1I BROWN win give him a Donation on lhe afternoon and evening of ThurrdnY, Jan. 18th, ISoi. at the house of MFs. Garrett .P. Melch, in MiI'on: Should tue weather prove nuiayorable, whl De postponed iill the next day.
 ALL are invited to attend.
 Mi iton Inn Ql lQSi
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-05

'n0R A44OW WLBEZs- 1I The Friends q Rat B..L. H)RAR will i've nun D0nnlifn Vleii on Wed0eedny afternoon and evening, JdslIIase 1Iltb. l85l. Ifit ip veyv ssI1rmy at ihai Iimes jg viii be laiisndod or thr "',""ing day. M ls1lt..s.t s.1E. "
 ALI Friends are invited tO all0Eds fz s'
 Iiichfeld, Jan. 2l, 1851. .l ..- 2. ,.s.I sss.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24
TuANkSGIYING DAY.

Next Thureday, (3Oh inst.) is the day set
apart by Gov. Medill as special day of
Thanksgiving and prayer to the great Crea-
tor for his mercies during the past year. 1t
is beautiful sight to see whole State, at
one time, bowing down to the same God, the
acknowledged father Of all We would sug-
lest that all the stores and places of business
IN town be closed, and let it be truly day of
giving thanks.
The New England plan of Thanksgiving
shou'd univcrsallys prevail. There once
year the scattered flock gathers about the sa-
cred parental bcartb--od memories are ava
kened, and timc-hcnorcd topics discussed -
Then comes the "grcat old" thanksgiving
dinner, where all sit down together. May
hap vacant seat appears at the board to
sadden the group, hut it points them TO that
undiscovered country, to which we are all
fastening, but from whose bourne no travel
Ter e'er returns. In Yankee land "Thanks-
giving day" is an "irt,i,ution''-may it spec
Oily become SO hcre
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New Communicative extract from
Bicknei's Reporter the following list of new
counterfeits. The public would do we'll to
look out for them:
City Bank, New Haven, CTS, letter A d.
Varously filed up. This is a very dangerous
counterfeit.
Bank of North America, Seymour, Con-
necticut.-5's, altered from Is. Vignette,
figure Of Fame.
Farmers Bank, Lansingburgh N. y;
los altered from Is. Vigne;te, train of cars.
Il. White Plains Bank. White Plains, N. Y.
SIS and los altered from as. vgnettc,
female and shsaves of grain.
Shoe and Leather Dealers Bank, Boston,
.Mass.-50's and zoos altered from is. Wig
'nette, warehouse, &c. Shoemakers and
curriers' on ends.
Grocers and Producers Bank, Providence
r, lbs alte. ed from rs. Vignette, two
females,
Bank of rainbridgc, Pen Yam, N. York.
los, letter A, dated June /, 1850. Engra-
virg very coarse--has the appearance of a
wood cut.
Island City Bank, New York--lOs altered
from ls. Vignette, ship building, etc.
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MAGNIFICENT FARM AND FAnMEr.-A
vermont paper says:-"Among the con. pc.
nous men IN Vermont Legislature is Mr., b.
u. Brigham, Of Fairfield. He owns and culti-
Yates 1900 acres OF land. Among his barn
yard items are 22O cows, 20 horses and 5
yoke of oxen. In his dairy he makes butter
only. The average yield of butter from the
milk ofeach COW is 100 lbs To huge dashcr'
2hurns are set in motion by two "horse pow
ers," and the butter is 'worked" by the old
fashioned "paddle." His stock of cattle con-
sumes about 900 tons Of hay annually. co.
600 lbs of pork, 800 bushels Of wheat, from
400 10 500 bushels of corn. 1000 bushels
oi oats, aud from 1000 to 1900 bushel. of
potatoes, are among his yearly products
'Thc Nan Of Uz,' in his best estate, could not
do better than this. Mr. Brigham himself lie
got up with q breadth of beam, and in
style OF magniiiccnce propOrtonate to tn G
extent OF his possessions and agricultural
prodncts-he standing feet 4 riches in his
boots and weighing by one ofFairbank's pat
ent balances, 800 lbs precisely"
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24

LIST OF BANKS WHICH HAVE Rec ENTITY
FAILED,-ThomSson's Bank Note Reporter
gives the following list of suspended Banks:
Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Memphis,
Tennessee failed Aug. Is.
Bank of Washtcnaw. Milford, Delaware,
failed August Gath.
Erie and Kalamazoo Railroad Bank, Ad-
ran, Michigan, failed Oct 9th.
Adrian Insurance Company, Adrian, Mich.
igan, failed October 9th.
Ellsworth Bank, Ellsworth, Maine, thrown
out by the Suffolk Bank, October 9Th
Eighth Avenue Bank, New York city, fail
ed Oct. 6.
Knickerbocker Bank, New York city, su,-
pended on the l1th of October.
Suffolk Bank, New York city, suspended
Oct. -.
Newport Safety Fund Bank, Newport
Kentucky, failed October 10th
Kentucky Trust Company, Covington, Ky.
failed October Is.
Bank ofthe Union, New York city, closing.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24
A PRIEST OUT-GENERALLED.

Hartford, Conn, November Is.
There was great excitement: here this
morning. The Roman Catholic Bishop refus-
ed to allow the remains of Father Brady to
be buried near the church.
In consequence of some difficulty the Bish-
op had suspended Brady, and the treatment
the latter received was supposed to have in
duced the disease, terminating in his death.
The people who sided with Brady, had 4
grave dug, and yesterday the ishop had it fill
ed up. The people again opened it, and de-
spite tile further opposition from the Bishop
the funeral, mass, &c, was carried through.
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1854-11-24

D1rP PALPITATION OF THEHEART, Nervous
Discusses, Liver Complaint, Neuralgia, Dyspepsia,
Cosiveness and lies, are all relieved and cured in
ish Mixture the great tonic and purifier the blood
II contains not particle of Mercury Opium or any
no&ious drugs; IS perfectly harmless and has culed
more than five hundred cases of disease.
We can only refer the feadcr to the certificates n
few o! which may be found IN another column, and
all Of which are detailed in full ground the hottie
1t is the greatest Of nl Spring and Fall Medicines
and possesses an Influence over the blood truly re-
markabe. ,.l
See advertisement-Nov TO- I'm.
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SIIERIFF'S SALE:
jacob p. Flanner,
as:
Thomas Nicholson Of NJ

lI an order of Sale 10 me d rectcd from the Court Of
- Common Peas. OF Belmont County. Ohio. will
offer for sale al tho front door OF the Court House. in
ST. CiairsvillC, Belmont Co. O.,ou
Thursday, the 3oM day Of ForsmJer. A. d.
1854, hetween the hours of 10 O'Clock 4. NJ and o.
clock T. NJ OF said day, the following described lands
aud tencments, with the appuTtenanccs thereuuo he.
longing situate, lying and heirg in the county of Bel
mont and Stale of Ohio aud bounded and described a.
follows, 10 wit: Be-inning for the al stone on
the East boundary line of section No. % Township
No. and Range No. in the Sieuhenvil!c district I'VE
rods and four links north ofhc south east John
Kaslcys land, and running thencenorh eighty nine and
one half degrees east fhecn poles and twenty LINKS to
stone, thence north seventy eight degrees and three
ourts west three poles aud fourteen links TO stcns
thence south twenty and three fourth degrees west
twelve nn'eS TO stone, thence south y five degrees
east nine poles and links To the place of Iegln.
ming. combining two roods OF land he the same or
less
Sher,h"s OfIice. October eth, lEj4.
JOHN c. NICHOLS. Sheriff.
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0rThe sale of lots in the prospective ci-
ty" at the present eastern terminus of the c.
o. R. Road came of on Saturday last, as had
been announced before by means Of posters,
small bills, and newspapers. The sales aver
sgsd abous SS240 per lot, and something over
fify lots were sold. Now the next thing to
be done is to build city. Go to work!
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SlIERIFF'S SALE.
John w, LASTLY,
rs:
Hannah Lashly, ct al,
In Partition.

RlY virtue Of an order of Sale to me direct
a.p ed the Court OF Common Pleas Of Belmont
CoGnIy, Ohio, will offer AT Public Auction on
Saturday, the 10Th day !f December, 1854.
al the front door of the Court House in st. Carsville
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock n and O'Clock PM
said County the following al estate situate lying and
being in said county Of Belmont and hemg in section No
20, Township No. and Range No. beg inning for the
al The southeast cOrnerof said section ata stone
marked NJ thence with the south boundary Of said
tOn NJ 39s West JJ.97 poles 20 a sioae and thence
with road ~ 62 west s574 poles to stone II thence
Nh Fast l22f2 Poles TO stone themes :. s!r2i0 f..
G5I poles to stone L. thence 81 West lS6.eJ poles
to stone l in the north side of the National Road
thence with the north side nf said road NJ 20 T. :
poles 10 stone thence south Il. ~ poles TO a
stone G. thence s. 79l f. G0o poles to sOns r. IN the
T.. boundary Of said section, thence herewith s. w
22O5 poesto the place of beginning containing hun
dred and yOur acres three rOods aud thirteen poles
more or less subject TO the widows dover heretofore
assigned. APPRAISED at Two Thousand Five Hundred
n0Ila One Third in hand One Third in one year, Cue
Third in two years. with interest from the day Of sal,
on the deferred payments and secured by mortgage
the Real Estate, SheTiil's Once, Nov. It, 1854
JOHN C. NICHOLS, Sheriff Off. C. o.
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0TThe communicut ion. ." Caudex" came
Just in time to be too late for our last, but it
will not spoil by being kept over. By the
way friend "Cuudex," we omitted to give you
tina; bit Of advice you asked about taking un-
to oyourself a "better half," or three quarters,
as the case may be. Do it,man, by all means!
Thousands of blushng beauties are all about
you just waiting to be asked then fall in
ranks, and make one in the glorious Repub.
lie OF Benedicte-that class that are ulone
entitled to the honor Of Saving The Union
from being depopulated.
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LATEST NEWS FROM EUROPE.
Tile Steamer will Arrive.
Loaded full of Dry Goods.

Loaded full of Dry Goods.
will Sell my Stock of
Goods Cheaper than ever was sold IN the Western
Country.
Twill sell good BlacL silk, yd. wide. for 81
- Z" - IN. idp Z" 80
Silk OF all other cnofs al any
price.
have Large and Splendid stock ofFrench English
and American MurnOCs.
l will sell the best fine Mcriuocs at GO
. :: American * English irom.IS. TO 37
{" " English McrinOcs at 3iA
7such as no Western Merchant before in this
country.
have so pieces of pecRs Of all colors and STYLE,
which will sell cheaper than offered III this any
other market. have splendid stock ofDclancs and
CassmerCs Plain, Figured striped Barred and all cot
ors will sell the hest quality at ESQ., have of the
hest stock Of Ginghams you saw will sell q ing
hams at 10 cts. per yard such sells per 1s have 900
of the best CaliCOes ever saw will sell at Sc
such have heretofore sold dt l2t have large as.
sOrmcnt Of Shawls, of all kinds and coiUrs will sell
shawls u yds long at s3UO, and others almost any
price, have large stock OF Flannel of all colors, will
sell Red flPnnes almost yd wide for CSC, have
ry Lars stock Of Mlsns BleaChed Unhleacled Glazed
aud OF all cOOs for ID ia have 45 pieces of Cass
and Cassnetts, will sell CassinCt for pair of
will sell good article of Coat patron trimmed for
5000, have the largest stock 0f Ready Made Clothing
had, which will sell at almost the purchasers Of
fer, have good stock of Boots Shoes Hats, Caps and
Thousand other articles too tedious mention which
will sell at the same rates. want all of my old
mers, and thousand ones, to come and examine
for themselves. and they win get rate Bargansj to
their satisfaction, at the Dry Good store of
SAMUEL KLINE.
n. B.-I have Splendid Stook of silk Bonnets OF all
coiOrs viii sell some as low as S2,5G and any other
prices TO suit the customer have heanifu stock of
Chemizett undersIeeves and Collars. which will sell
cheaper than ever was offered in this Market. Any
thing lave in my line OF business, will exchangesor
all kinds OF Country Produce. s. X.
St. Clairsvilie, Nov. TO- lS5i
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0-The Albany Register, in speaking of
the recent election in New York says that
Ruin and c. Id water water are about neck
and neck, but that the chincGs a re little in
favor of the latter, II Clark should be cleo
ted it will be Waterloo victory.
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State Of Ohio. Belmont County
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

Preston ". kennard VS. Jane Kennard. Jos. WoodmAn
see, ~. aud Della Ann Woodnansee his wife Eliza
Jane keinetd, Hannah Amanda Kennard, Lydia
Kennafd and Anthony Kehnsfd.
'NHE above named Defendants viii taxa notice that
y reulion was Med against them the 2st day o
NV FJf III the Court Of Common Pleas Of gad County
by Preston ". kennard, and IL now pending wherein
,he raid Denandant rrays partition Of the follow Ing
kta Estate, To wit: Being part of Sec. No. 20. 10 WI
shin 7, aud Range 3. Beginning for the same AT the
~ E corner OF said section rnnnine wi. tie r. houn
Diary thereof 1887 poles to post tne n. T.. corner oi
Joseph Gibbons land, theme" with said Gibbons land.
the two following cours.s 75e IS m. w 10 polcs to
post thence \. % E6 perclcs 10 surar tee on one
OF the Northern boundaries Of Moses Modcaf's land
thencc =. 1sl w 30 perehcs TO dogwood thence ~
w. ~ pcrChes to a white walnut, thence 4. Az
~ perches to beech tree, thence a5s w 81 pcrch.
cs 10 white walnut thcure Is0 w. "a perches 10
white OAK. thence N. 81! y. 0I1 perclcs to most.
ihehce ~ lesS W.T. post. thence r.. giG7 peroIe to
he pace oi beginning containing 1903 acres I4j pc hes
more of aud that at the next regular term Of said
Court application viii he made by said ncmsndant for
an 0rder That Partition he made az said neinisrs.
:. w. $. kENNON, Any for Petitioner.
Nov. Of, 1854.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
ACEICrJI,T;,RAL YOTIcil.

The Managers OF tIie Belmont Co. Agricultural
Society will meet at Tie Clerks Office in st. Glars.
vi lie on saturday, the ID day of December next at
O'Clock, L. Nj. The committee 10 award premiums
on the best Cultivated Farms and the committee on
Field crops will be expected to make their report
his meeting. The State Board meets at Columbus
on the 9th December which makoS it necessary that
the Co Board should meet earlier than was contcm-
plated at our last meeting. Exhibitors and commit
tees will avail themselves accordingIy
j. NEISWANGER, Prest.
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0FWe have received sketch FOR publ.
catien, and it would have appeared in the
present issue, but we were really 20 pressed
for time that we had not time to correct the
errors in the photography. II the writer will
have the patience to wait until we have time,
or will get it corrected himself he will have
the satisfaction of seeing it in print