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SKINNER arrangement. c0nsmencing on
Monday, Nay 7th. 855.
TRAINS OUT or BRrDcEPoRr.
First Passenger Train leaves idseport
for Winsted, al 1910 A. M, or on arrival OF
the g A. NJ. Train from New York. and
come cting at the Junction with the 10 20 A..
M. Train from New Haven.
First Freight Tain leaves Bird seport
Tor W,nsled at 4 80 A. M, receiyiSg pas
sensers for Winsted. -
Freight Train with passenger aeoommo-
dssion fek asetburyie ives a, As
Second R1ssenger Tram leaves Bridge
port Tor w sterhnry q, 6 10 p .,or oil, the arr
rival Of the $50 P. NJ. Express Train from
New York connecting at the Junction with
the S SIS F. NJ. Train from New Haven.
TRAINS INTO BeIDcEPoRr.
First Passenger Tram leaves Winsted
ats. SO AM, connecting at Waterbury with
The Providence, Hartford and FishkiIl Rail.
road al Ills A. M. for Hartford and inferno.
date Stations and connecting at the Junc,io,,
with the Z A. NJ. Train from New York far
New Haven. aud arriving in Bridegroom, in
time for the 9.35 A M Tram to New Haven
for New York. 1s
First Freight Train will leave Waterbury
for Bridgeport at IS AM, arriving a, Bridge.
port in tire 10 take The Express train from
New Haven 10 New Yoik.
Freight Tram with pas senger accnmmoda
tons from Winsted arriving in Bridgeport in
time to connect with Express Train from N
Haven for New York, leaves al 6 20 A. NJ
from Winsied.
Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted a.
Q 03 M connecting at the Junction with
Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with
the AIS P M Tram 10 New York.
I@ The Freight Trains have Passenge,
Accommodations.
srAeELINEs.
Bradley's Stage from Woodbury., South
bury, Sau,hford, and Oxford, will connect al
Seymour Humphre ys.ille with the 9 II A M
Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF the lO.40 AM Train fromBridge.
port. No evening Stage after this date.
MeNeis Stage from Watertown, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day VITA the 80
A M Train down. Returning on arrival of
the 10 40 A NJ Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 8 10 P M Train from
Bridgeport.
Fsnn's Stagefrom Lich6eld will connect
at Litch6eld Station with mail Train each
way, daily.
Aliens Stage from Beihlem will connect at
Waterbury with the 6.33 A. M. Train down
on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
turning on arrival Of the lo.40AM Train from
Bridgeport or Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat
urdays.
Horace SINNERS stage from Oils, Cold
Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and
Hiichcoeksvillc. will connect daily with the
203 P. NJ. trai, from Winsled, and return on
the arrival Of the 1910 A. Nj. train from,
Bridgeport.
o. S. Hill's Stage leaves Wins,ed daily on
arrival Of the 10 40 Am. train from Bridge
Dor, for C"lebrook Cenue, Sands6eld, Mont
vile and Darlington.
A deduction Of Ryeacenfs is made when
Tickets are purcha ed 81 the Offices.
W.D. BISHOP, Vice Pres't and supt.
Bridgeport, April. 81, 1885.
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lemon Fair

DY Black Hawk, by Sherman Morgan, dam
ID Duroc and Dew Of Aigiers Barb.l mare,
known as the Gale Mare at Brdport. VT. " i'll
stand at Salisbury and at Milleton the present
season al SO SIS. Lemon Fair is four years
old, Of great symmetry and beauty, showing high
breeding His action in harness is quite perfect
and his speed unusual for one Of his age.
The subscriber will also have at his Stable
at Norfolk, a beautiful three year old Stallion,
Pleasant Gale. His horse Raven viii also be
at his Stables. The stock of Raven is Of grea,
promise; Colts of his are held as high rs 500.
The fine Chestnut Horse Falcon, whose stock
is unsurpassed, owned by the subscriber, will
stand at Canaan, East Sheffield and Falls
Village.
ROBBINS BATTELL
Norfolk. May 10th, 1866. Sta
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United States Bounty Land Agency.
Press Forward Your Clo;n,s p

A RMY and Navy Officers. Soldiers. both
IA Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines,
Fiotillamen, Musicians. Wagon-masters, Team
sters, Indians and all persons who may have
served fourteen days in any Of the wars OF the
United States. since the year 1870, the law Of
1855 gives each Of YOU, who have not heretofore
received Warrant Tor Land, one hundred and
sixty acres! And to all who have received
Bounty Land, en- .ueh more to make one hum
bred and sixty acres!!
In the case of The death Of the person entitled
20 Land, his widcw. or il no widow. the m nor
child or children, are entitled to the Bounty.s
We are prepared toprompiiy prosecute all claims
for land and will supply Justices Of Pence. Conn-
" Clerks, Commissioners Of Deeds, Notaries Pub
lie, LaUyers, and all others, NTH the necessary in
structons, and blank forms, free Of cost on appli
raiion by mail or otherwise.
When desired, we will sell the Warrant, at the
market price, and remit a check for proceeds.
N. X. COBB & CO.,
% William street, New York.
REFeRENcEs.-Bank of the Common wealth.,
Nsw York. Chic Life and Trust Company.
View York
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New Fall Goods!
BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, &C..

TUST received very large and general al.
% soriment of all kinds Of Boots and Shoes suit-
able for the season; 1000 pairs pnrcl assd III
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
for cash at less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having little
ready money abou their clothes are respectfully
invited to call and examine quality and prices.
Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather for sale as
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also, agent for the sale Of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic. for relieving badness and restoring
grew hair to lis natural color. Nothing like il
try il.
Litch6eId, Sept. .2,h, 1854.
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= II = n I <.

HyHIS beautiful Stock Horse will stand
The coming season at the Stable of George
S Cogswen. New Preston. He is Of the Morgan
Stock. weighs HOO pounds. jet black, l6 1 2
hands high. s years old. His stock is very fine
and serviceahle-has been in this section three
seasons. For further particulars enquire of
those who have seen him. One Of the best Of
erooms attends the Horse.
TgRMs-Six Dollars and warrant.
All who own mares that are disposed Of before
foaling must pay the warrant money.
- GEORGE s. COGSWELL.
New Preston, May 1855. 6t3
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MANSION HOUSE,
wM II. OR Os s I'VE IA NJ,

w M II ). q 3 o S S M a N.
III AVING taken this House, the subscriber
III is prepared iocxtend TO travellers andotDers
1 he best u accommodations "forman ana beast
The Hotels located in the pleasantes, part OF
he village, and no effort will be spared 10 render
It at all times desirable home for those who may
sisil the place. To the mcmberso { the Bar and
nhers OF LichfieId County, he has only 10 saw
that the reputation the House has possessed tor
the last twenty wears willie fully sustained.
Connected with tneg Hotels 4 Livery Stable,
Litchfield, Nav 1854,
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Geese Feathers.

TIE subscribers have inade arran gemenis
to keep constant snpplyoi Q frstsate ar
ticle Of GEESE FEATHERS--selecied and
packed with great care b. ourselves. in pack
ages Of from 20 TO so lbs and will furnish ct
all times any quantity from 20to 1000 lbs, ola
quality they will warrant as good as the best
and at as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal quality in the State. III ~
8. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester 1855. te
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NV HEN | nrst commenced the sale Of
w the celebrated Vermont Marble class
Of unprincipled men said that Il was good for
nothing, but finding that the people ,oiH haze Il,
this same class of men are palming of New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities Of
stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want of
Cravestones or Monuments Of the Rutland, VT.
or Italian Marble, or any other work in my line
can depend upon getting the simon-pure article,
worked in the best style, and the loDest possible
rates, by coming to my establishment or by let
ter. A large collection Of drafts on band
TERMS Cash.
Please refer to Drs A Lewis or C NJ Hooker,
Litchfeld; A Pickett or S M Ensign. South
Welcottvle : Messrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnsey, Northield-or to my work in almost
every cemetery in Ltchfeld coun,v.
S. WARREN.
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r. Merriman.
Watch Maker and .EeaCeLes.
ar n n

~13 WATCH REPAIRING AND JEwELINs
fxs& done IN the very best manner, hy
Ia careful and experienced work.
man. Also, on hand, choice selection Of good
and well-made Watches. Jewelry. SC. which
will be sold at reduced prices. The s,est oil
SILVER WARE, made expressly for retail.
COFFIN PLATES constantly inland, ndeagra.
cling done Mt short no'ice.
l,tchfieid, June 1854
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One OF our 1ownsnTen was tirus ac-
scostsd by bis landlord:
/" As everything is on the rise, l feel
at my duty toaraise .yeur rent"
Sir" said the tenant, /" / feel ,ruly
graceful, for times are so hard, that i
rs impossible TO raise il inyself!"
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An editor on. West says that he Eel,
called upon 70 publish Father Wal.
worth's sermon o., the " .ecatioa OF
Hell, as it was question in which
s,early oil his readers were deeply in
lerested. S.
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punoli,s saws.

An umbrella upon thine arm may
make i ache, but should rain come the
usnbrelIa will preserve thy clo,hes.-
Choose betwixt triding expense md
y :ailor's bill.
Other persons were born about the
sslne time as tbyselG and have BEEN
growing up ever since as well as thou.
Tllere5ofe, Be 10. proud.
The happiness Of man arises more
iron lIis Inward Than his outward con-
sIiiion and the amount Of good in the
world cahnot be much increase,l bu.
BY increasing the amount Of goodness
Love the moan, for she shines in the
night, 70 give Us light in the dark
whereas the sun only shines in the day
time. when there is plenty Of light and
his assistance is not wanted. Such is
she difference between real and false
charity.
A cat, even Il she be frieadly, never
approaches thee by direct course.
No more does truth, o friend but
winding round Thy stupidnies, and
rubbing up against thy prejudices, it
reaches thee gently and then perhaps
scratches.
An iasane person may lie to thee,
and be innocent /; and thou mayest
HE % hin, and be Praiseworlby. Now
AL nere0ns ara some vhaf insane h,t IA
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III a mt O!

s1VARMERS OF Litchfeld County
- Your attention 10 invited to pure article
-ol Peruvian and Patagonian Guano offered by
the euheeeibers at their yards on tax,un Wharf,
near Ferry, Brookiyn. II will be put no
10 aey Nv desired and forwarded by rail
teaa - 9lsc, at tn, lowest market price,
Ofdess ~ vesser will receive prompt attention.
~ MARSrON q POWER.
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The 6atterer must act the very re-
verse Of the physician, and administer
she strongest dose only TO the weakest
patient.
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Aboy at crossing bad begged
something Of gentleman; the latter
nold him he would give him something
:as he came back. The boy replied,
+" Your honor would be surprised Il you
knew how much money | lose by Civ
ling credit Yin that way"
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Gl4A S.. w "A n T..

C0N94G NMENT0 OF FlNEe GLASS
~ WAKE xnpm Boston has been. received
~ = a. eele stxhe shop o. the sdbSesiser Al
snssesly 9w rrfccs consisting Of Pilehers,
.atses Rlesx% Preserve Plates. Napiers. Gohle,s,
Fra Cups, Aa1nonatls Cups. Candes,icks, NO.
1850 Gsp4 ten didefsns styles rumblers. &c.
~. w1lee me public are invited 10 call and
aF b - ss>er,msa. of coos - -.
scIOv1Ss TN md Japanned Wan. ~ y s.
alwaye "A hand. ]. w fs6T -
Nesfolk. jsa. I. tssS.
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IHE HOUSE aud Land kaowW as the
Rev. Doet. neecher Pace, in Norh St.
ne promises 4 Bakery With all the fixtures
carrying % The Bakns business in all it's
0fanchee. Tor fnsther particulars enquire ot
l. DARLINGTON, on. the premises
-, Also, two-hsrse and one-harse pesidler'.
Wagons. Horses and Harness Tor Horses.
Litch6eld. April 10th, 1855 S,S1
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man eMt west, who owns large
aarul, says he stacks up all the hay he
can out Of doors, aad the te,nainder he
puts in ahe barn.
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.V'Ofico.

Il LII persons indebted 20 The subscriber On
N the LIST day Of lnly are expected TO par
their acconnts immediately.
n1r A word to the Use il sufficient.
"A q. RRADFORD. 9
Woicottyille, August 2lst, 1854.
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Let the rights Of minorities be care
fully gosrded-those OF majorities will
take care OF themselves.
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ME Citizens of Litchfeld County are
II invited 10 call on the subscriber, who keeps
constantly on hand large assortment Of liars
ana Cars OF every variety and fashion. The
subscriber lleyin2 made complete arraneemen,s
with the best and most fashionable houses in
New York city for q supply Of Hats and Caps
Us preparedt r. furnish all who may give him .
call with articles in his line that canno, fail TO
Suit. and Al prices as chean as they can be
b.ueht in anv place in the United States. He
has Oh Rand Silk and Fur Hats, White Beaver
Summer Hats Of Genin's and Knox's manufac-
ture; also . large assortmen, Of Fancy Hats Of
every description. He devotes his whole at,en..
lion to this particular line Of business-a1d
hereby tenders his public acknowledgements 10
his patrons for their generous support, and
hnmhly asks Tor continuance Of the same
Store IN West Street. . doors west at the Canrt-
House. HIRAM JACKSON.
Luchiield. April esd, 1855
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tNhUM New YORK with large assortment
OF Daeuerreotype ma,erial, consisting in
part OF great variety Of French and German
Cases, Frames, Gold Lockets. SC. reason
able time has also been spent in the operating
department of the best artists in Broadway,
where my productions suffered nothing by COM
parison. The fact is we keep posted up, and
those who wish first class picture will be sure
to get II by calling at No South St.
ss@ sLf IL. JUDD.
LitehfeN. April %. 1855.
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O6ice,.S OF the COMAD0 apu.
Directors.

J. G. BECKWITH, IA 8 LEWIS
JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN
OLIVER GOODWIN DAVlDC. SANFORD
SETH p. BEERS. lROBBINS BATTEkL
STEPHEN DEMING. ea
SHELDON OSBORN ,Sf Ia, inton,
General Agent.
AGENTS OF TINE COMPANY.
Leman ". Cutler, Water,own; Daniel B Z.
Brinsmade, Washington Henry s. Sanford,
New Milford Ruiut FsIler, Jr. Kent Rich.
ard Smith, Sharon; Frederict Kellogg earn.
wall; Joseph /. Gaylord, Goshrs !; William
VI. Burial, Canaan; Donald J. Warnct, Sal.
isbury !; s. ID. Northway, and John Dewe!l,
Norfolk; Henry Jones, New Hartford y
George D. Wadhams, Torring,on Lewis
Smuh. Harwinton; John c. Ambler, Bs,hlem;
John Ahernethy and George B. Forest. Wood
bury David c. Whi'tlesey. New Preston
Reuben Rock we'll. Colehrook; John Hins.
dale, wina,cd; s. Y. St.John, New Csnaan
E. Talmadges Plymouth
Persons wishing To get their buildings IN.
snred can apply to either Of the Agents, orts
the Secretary. ttt lsh
j. q. BECKWITH, President.
JASON WniriSa, Secretary.
Litchfeld July 1854.
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Tuenfg first .annaal Report Of the
LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fire laSssrNnce Company,


JULY Sd, 1884. ~
By Cash red for Premiums on Poll; !, -. ;,
To cash paid for Losses and EXPENSE
this year 2,7S7 ~
By who'd amount Of Cash
ce for Premiums S25,6l8 81
'terest rec d on Loans l,43l sl-Sa7, $50 -
To whole amt paid for
Losses & Expenses S2l 1898 81 sse sss Is
Cash now on hand 5,052 l5--ss7 ,0So -
To amour, Of Premiums charged on
the books which may be collected
ii required 1888 -
AddCash on hand t., y.gss ,Os2 Is
Making the Capital Stock ofthip---
Company at this time 5,29U 10
There is not at this time any claims against
Company except Sixty dollars, which 10
d5 10 be paid when called for
The Directors OF this company are confident
that the planof Insurance adopted by them will
NEE with a hearty response from all intelligent
friends o, the principles Mutual Insurance.
This company insure only in this state and
tahe no risks on Mills, Goods in stores, shops,
etc, or in exposed Village or city property, but
con6ne their business eni,rely 10 form property
aud isolated buildings and their contents-sf
which not more shaa $4,000 will be insured on
one risk. 3s..t
This company will adjust all claims with
psom ptpess and liberality, aud If az any time
difference should arise between the parties, oil
such difference will be adjusted by indifferent
in the county, each party selecting one,
and ia case they do not agrees ,hird person
ofthen, shall be final and coaclusive. ~
officers OF the COMApGMy.
J. q, BECKWlTH, PresIueni, 81
OLIVER G0ODIFI Treasurer,
JASO.N WHITING. Secretary.
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Alarge assortment Of Classical, Theologi--
cal, Miscellaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. American, English. and French
Stationery, At wholesale or retail. BLANK
BOOKS ofevely description on hand OF made
to order.
iT Old Books re- bound, in plain or els-
CANT style. Merchants, School Committees,
Teachers, &C., supplied on the most liberal
terms. (july s, ls54-sf
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"A & = Dayton


Bridg epOrtE0Wer C0Inpx nv.
1INHI5 Company sieaabout erecting, in .
Il raIloca,ion.1 zefal buildings, each
Four Hundred feet t<agth. 6isy feet in
such manufsciurers as msy desire. They will
be provided with from, THRxx TO Five hun.
ed horse power and will have scccm mods.
tions Tor about 1000 workme n "A ppliratjons
for Powerand Room may be made personallv
or b letter ~ either otshe snbsrfibers.
p T BARN({NF.
WIN H NOBLE.
Sd III ollPeOM,e
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E10Dstssg NfBlea- 1 $50.
McNElL = BRAAFANs have on hand md
w 40 esnss&nliT 1eceising IN sssortmsns 4
tke vssieties ii Hats and Caps no~ an ase--
eu.qne which are Cenin's. Dssbc's. cad other
X@ - ean fsr Calf Stains, -
=. y. NOR rHWAY & CO.
1T ssfslk. May IL, lSS6 81
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Young Zenith.

UHlS fayorite and well-known Horse
u will stand the ensuing season. as follows:
Of the stable Of Vim. Coe in Bantam FalIson
Monday Frederick Coleman. Warsen. on
Tuesday and Wednesday; A. Bradley. Vol
cottviiIe, on Thursday. FRIDAY and Saturday Of
each week. Can be seen al Litchfield Monday
am: Thursday mornings until o'clock, and
Saturday evenings after 6 o'clock.
WM. STEVENS.
Litchfeid, May, 1856. .
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n ~ u q IA q % cN .

- N - u = a 7 " = X
1USH E Fast Trotting Black Hawk Saalion
Naugatnck, bred and owned b Chas. B.
Smnh OF Wolcottyiie and myself. win srand
for mares this season At my stable Terms,
$40 the season, and SIS to insure with f0al.
SETH w. HOPSON-
South Kent, May 4lh, 1855. 5i2
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Read and Reflects!

Li.ebfissd, April IS. 1855.
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.JaxSt Returned

Li,chfieId, April "a, 1856.
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Norfolk. April q, 1855.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-26
Misffllanfons.


or. Caivin M. Fitch, Of New vsrs' VII,
deliver . course OF FREQ lectures on a,seA''s '
,he lungs aud air passages-showing 'he cause
pointAe out the means Of prevention ana ae'"on.
s.rating the durability of Pulmonary 'o"sun'P"o" =
liz CLAIRE HALL.
nav .npor,. Iowa, 10 ladies and gentleman on Tues
day and Wednesday Evenings, Ma! 9e,s and so'A ana
TO ladies only ON the afternoon Of Tuesday May sis''
Dr. Fitch viii be aithe Le Claire House, ns''
export. from Monday. May esth untii Aot'ay' June
,th, ,sss, dnriag which period he may be consulted
for Pulmonary CeHsanptisHs, lsfhms, yCArssm
BrsmeAifi., Dyspspsia. Fs~ats c'mPf"ss' aha y"
other diseases connected With Or Prcdispos'f'o Ion
,unpon In the treatment of which his system oil mo-
dicinai inhalation and me, hsnicai remedies ins uni'
s,,,oy uroy,a 10 DO the most successful, arording
The consumpti,e The on'. rational h"Is Of reiiei
Patients con.u ting DR.. Fitch the present occasion
may continue 10 correspond With him IN New YORK
without farther expense MA!
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TN n1ssouRI ksfuBLIcAx.

The ST. Louis Republican. of the 18th
instant, coutsins very well written COM
municasion from Mrs. E. NJ. Chambers, in
which that lady informs the public that che
has disposed OF her interest in that paper to
Mr.. George Knarp. who 10 now its sole
proprietor.
In noticing this change in the proprie-
torship If the RspEblicaa we deem it not i'm
polite to say that is has sadly fallen fom
the high place it once had in our estimation,
Judging from the course il has lately seen
fit 10 pursue. i, would 10, be unreasonable
TO conclude that il has been bought up by
the most ultra OF the slavery propagandls's.
1t may have perfect right to exclusively
consult .,s own judgment in the conduct o.
its own sffairs,-but paper which has pre-
de,ermiaedly supported ali the proceed,
ings in Kansas, cannot expect to retain the
ap;soba,ion of those who are in favor Of
Law and order.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-05-26
4 Sad Accident.

On Monday last. about u O'Clock A. N,
Mr.. Rpoer, 5. jones, VII, was engu .ged in
saving lumber in Mr.. Bells reaper I'd ctory,
10 this city, was accidentally thrown upon
q large circular saw, in full motion, which
in the twinkle ofan eye aim yst entirely cut
bis leg of above the knee, horribly LIang-
ling the flesh and crushed the Oh bone,
and badly tearing the flesh on me right
thigh. The leg was subsequently amputa-
ted By Dfs. Stones and Harris, but owing 10
the great loss OF blood and the mangled con
ditien Of the limbs his life was despsired NJ,
and he died before the next morning. Dir.
Jones was young man OF steady and in
dustrious habits; was on-in-law TO Mr.
Bell, proprietor of the establishment, and
leaves young wife and one small child 10
mourn his loss ,t.ra Free Trader, lsM.