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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

(tupNEsE SUGAR SaNE.-N small supply
l. of reliable seed lust received and for sale by -
STRDIIiEN 4 WHITEHEAD.
NEW SPRING. GOODS bnuNcs a sttgler
~ 90. In receipt ni their Spring ana hulnm"r
stock Staple Fancy pA Geods Contractors Planters
aud Fatmea the bent snrts suited To tnr
wants offered md determined to sell aa
fben NJ any other lauar nenll purchasers be-
tofa buy Ing. iAMIA a SIl"bh" W.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09
ArATaoN.n uaorMl. s,n"n,on w. 7


~ utdcAghed late proprietor Of the Taylor Hotel, WIN.
leased the above named property "rmef-
~ The Woodu9 I1oHse1 would respectfully inf RIM
the public that he prepared 10 accommodate ms suesis tue
bcstAnapncr
shall always he supplied with the hest that the
affords His Stable winch second 10 none, will al
ways supplied h t lus prov en- Ter ahdatt"ntF ors
Passengers stop ih, huus desiring to take the Cars
are entirely theuosc Which Rail Road Houses
subject tcy always rest assured of g'tthg
then meals and reaching lhc Depot in time 10 secure tickets
and
Aupmulhus will always be found al the Rail Road Depot
n GaS 70 ake Passengers to aud from the House
free ot charge. W ID tllhESpN
III
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

pSOR THE u.ADars.-A new nnd cnsy why
u making Jolly without ehor boiling on atrnhing ahd
without rFg4
Through tho kindness of of Lady cnstomefH, am
permitted 10 furnish the above nude of making Jelly
single twenty i've cent package oi Grattno WI MAKE
pn jelly that viii please the eye aud the palate 81 'ho
iuost taatiinnB JOHN IL nFh't
3l-ts p"Hk"'
NrOTIfE.-Gbr s0bss ribrr returns has sho"hs
to old friends customers and the public goneraly
bestowed on him and the dnor
whrh hnen connected forth last sixteen
y.nrH la the building hnsueaA the lie takes this mo
bad of nfornnr them hn will continue the building buai
nfss a. herctnforc. both B,itk aud God Work
ln hopes application tn business to reinn to con
npuro and ctanm that the larger portion OF hH
hands aud he rXpee 10 work that knd G" anor
NJ the sano time he the experienced white
ornrymon hmsol with his experience aah by
giving his personal attention Ia the buness to he able TO exc
any work that offer IN such aiye as TO give sasae
a. Ills patrons.
Shop Office Jefferson street In rear ot Shul
Irhy Immediately opposite the shop niVh a Tenn
where he Will keep constantly on hand all klhds oi
fessrI 1mbers and ready made work such aa ha Doors,
Binds Sc. CLIO u. tlii'ir Az
an i7-deodly
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

fAtkE l. Ihe New and SIichdm steamer
\. " QGAElsiER.J X. Jon>soN. onmman
der leaN kauaSha Saine every Saturday at oeock y
NJ Cincinnati Freight yhvc cents per lo1 FARE
SJ--Mr1i- aai state Eaoms included. aug = y
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09
MISCELLANEOUS CARDS.

sxssesS DER. ROBERF EaRs,N, Dentist,
F$xs af has removed his o'ee daer above his resi-
OIffvs%v1 siacure. MAIN ST Aul square above
DIroti'a l-dtS
apROE. .DAS. A. va kEEE,
ARcHlTEGr
sep Idly LlNchBuRG toiItGf.
vl,HONAs BIAsKEO.D, Commi ission, For
Il WARplNG y PRODUCE MERtlANl, PARttks=
HUHG VA P.onlt attention paid 10 receiving and forward
ing ManUtao iulsd Tobaeeo,
REFERS TO
Jesse Iar 4 ca. Wm. Blauktrd, DIR T. r. Blackford,
IynchburE; Waiter Terry, McNfe Grafton, BALTIMORE
beverly Smith, cashier Western Bauk va, Pakersburg
apr d3m
WNRANkE.t< - BROTssEK. Wholesale aud
n RETAIL GROCERS " COMMISSION MERCHANTS
Nrt d0or Lbefty HarttoHSc MIN ST. LgHca6ugt Ia
ia2
nYGEsA EsItsE.-This delightful summer
Resort slAe bright particular Locality of all the sunny
Suuh, very the Atlantic Seahuard ricinE ia
all the tempting the SAT- Water egiou, and In
tire ptof ease vii he opened on the st Of June
engage tse the establishment the first rank among
the Watering Races al the country.
JOS. SEGAR,
Old iuiut Cuiniurt. Nav /. Proprietor.
lY44N ltl
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

100000 1'%"rn1MaH"N5 'ssIi1 ',HH"" t.f"Ns n"Tn "
GRAY Notary public dealer III Land arants, aud Ator
y for tic prosecution Military Bounty Land and Pension
claims NI.cs purchase 1901 900 ACRES OF Military Bounty
and " arrqutS vii attend any business, Notary
i 4r A. ,cklu,q m -l.t Of deeds assignment OF Land
W,rratIts d g. 4 LAFAYETTE W. GRAY.
Not4ry pubic Bounty Land aud
iri.f..s Agent, IYuclhUrx EH
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

No MEKCUlY y OR NAESEoUS DRUGS USED.
DR. ,pOEaNSEON,

Member Roy al College of Surgeons London Graduate
ram one of the Colleges OF the United states
aud the part life has been spent IN the s
Hospitals Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere mas
astonishing cures that were ever
ubed with rim, in the head aud cars men
aseep great being alarmed At sudden s"uha
and bnulness frequent bushng, attended sometimes
with Encouragement of mind. cured Immediately
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

Sa Sion MERCHANTS, SAN FRANCISCO GA14-COr
ftcF l3I FHaNt sTREFT, NEN NuEE 1-farcula attention
paid 10 SALES OF TOBACCO and eousigumrnts direct from
the Virginia Nanutlc urers solicited.
REFERENEES.-A n \. Lawrence Co, Bostout Allen
& PaNsun. NV York. Courtney & Gushing, Baltlmnre
davenport, Allen n co. Edmond Davenport Co i-udah
Watson lanes l.. Heath. late auditor, and tfenshaM
Co. Richmond Met t"Hke \ Iuncs, Daniel Hun n Pres
ton r Ferguson Go. and Miller y trcnshaw Lynch
burg
NB-Tra,ng established branch of our house in N'w
York resident partner in that city will give his personal
attention irsushpng and securing the l"
rates of freight toe Of coIsson) all goods eonNgn
a ont Francisco House
Me,srs Edmond Davenport Co, vii act for Us al iN'h
,rona aug y cody.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1857-05-09

y B There l1any ignorant and worthless S'arhs
ADVERTISING themselves hyscauS and copying DIX JohH
sraS verseincts Mcnders Boot Hichs Lamp Ir'm
MS Ar P4ip and CoHmpble fnitdtors whose lives instead
1t the Noble Science OF Medicine have been spent III ne
most hpia tp1cila, ~ ling themselves HfP""tg hdo
d Pty>icds imposing upon the inexperienced ana uss
f'ng trhng and running the health OF all uhioIu"te
failing IN h r power shat Dr Johnston deems II h'''sMs
" especially those unGcquanted win ms fu'toi
ihp hrs entls diplomas always hang in his ohee
HIS REMEDIES and treatment are entirely unknown u"
aI atrA prpar from, life spout the great hospitals
I'D tarorc and the first in this country and more tAnNe
practice than " other ply scaH in the world
HE ALONE CAN RESTORE YOU
an Ia rfn~
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

A NM assortment Of Hemp Ingram and Tire
"A nv Caspetings now open at
-@- !, D. TUITION 4 CO.'S,
0ri0g1 b3nck. corner Perry and ID SITS.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15
Trustees Sale.


MHEREAS on the 18Th day ofJu'y, A -, 1850.
w Hannsh Louisa Hoichkis and Orson liutchkis
her husband, executed unto Austin Curbn ~ IL
tee, certain deed of Tru I, conveying to said
Trustee the land IN Scot Count, Iowa, Described ~
folows, u wit: The West half II thu North East
quarter Of Section tweniy-four (2i) in Township
eishty, (SUJ Range one % East which said convey
ancc was mad. by the said Hannah Louisa Hotchks
and Orson Ho,chks for the purpose Of securing the
payment Of certain pr0missory not snd the inte-
rest thereon signed by said Orson lotohkis, dated
the ls,h day OF july, d, 1856 for Forty dollars,
payable twlve months after daie,to The order Of VIM
McManus.
And now said note having become due and paya-
bic and the said Olson Iioiehkis having failed
TO pay the same, Austin Corbin. Trustees as afoTe-
said do hereby give this public notice that by virtue
OF the power which Is In me vested by said deed Of
Trust will ON Saturday the 22i day Of August, A.
d. 1857 at the hour u O'Clock in the afternoon Of
said day, NJ the Court house door In the city u la
venport, expose and offer for sale, at pablo aus ton
10 the slightest bidder for cash, the parcel Of land
above described so mach thereof Is shall be- sum
cient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note
with the interest thereon to the day OF SAFE together
With the expenses attending said sale, OF this
notice and Trustees fees. lyon the completion OF
such sale deed will be given in accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed of Trust
Dated the 2ith day Of July, A. u. 1857.
AUSTIN CORBlN,
July2tdtd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15
TrnlSleHsS Sale

NyHfREAS on the s0th day OF December, A n,
w ls5G, John voet ed Anaa Ole his WIFE, exc.
cute,i unto Austin Corbin Trustee, certain deed
OF Trust. conveying TO said Trustee the la q In
Clinton County, Iowa. described rs follows, 10 Wit
The West half 81 the North East auaricr and North
East quarter u the North Esst quarter OF Section
tventy-six (26) and Nerth West quarter OF North
West quarter OF Section TWEEN v.ve (2S) In Township
eighty two (Se Range four, aud North half Of
North Hast quarter Of the SOUTH East quarter Of
Section seventecn, 90 Township eighty-two, tS2 y
Range five. o. which said eonve, anoe made by
the SAID John v.gt aud Anna Ole his wife, for the
purpose Of securing the payment Of two certain pro-
ssory notes and TIE interest there signed by said
John Nogt and Anna Ole his wife, date the 30th day
OF December. ID. 1855 ons for hft.e en- dollars and
the other for sixty dollars. both payable months
after date, 10 the orier Of II A. Thompson.
Ard now, said notes having become dueand psya-
Bile aud the said John Ncgt and Anna Ole his wife
having failed 10 pay tn same, ! Austin corbn,
Trustee ~ Aforesaid, 10 her by give Ills pnblic
notice, that by virtue OF III. power which is
in me vested by said deed Of Trust, | viii, on
Saturday the 21ni day ~ Angus, A u. 1887,
at the hour u two o'cluck in the afternoon Of
said day, At the Court Housr door IN the city OF
Davenport, and offer Tor sale. at public
ton, the parcels OF land above described, much
thereof shall be sufficient satisfy and psy the
the day Of sale, together with the expenses attend
ing said SALE costs OF this notice and Trustees fees
Upon The completion II such sale deed will be given
IN accordance with the stipulation Of said de'd 81
Trnst.
Dated the 24lh day of July. A n, 1857.
AUSTIN C0RBiN.
July 2tsltd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

Fresh groceries.
NJ. DALZELL, Jr., h Go.
ooRHHR o. SECOND AND PERRY srRssTs.
HANKEUL for past patronage, we now oncr I
L the public At large choice rejection Of
Fresh Groceries,
SuoARs-N o, crushed, clarified, GRADUATED and
powdered hoLAssEs-Ail kinds and qualities
CoT1Es-Rto, Java, Iaguyra, roasted and ground
TBAs-All grades and prices. vINE0AR-Pure ct.
der and common. Spices, pepper, indigo starch,
soaps, candles soda, ssleratus, ground rice tapca
sago, fruits, nuts candies, raiss English pickles,
sauces, herbs, Bath brick, matches, brushes pearl
barley, split peas, chocolate, horse radish, white
beans, beef tongues, >. 6. hams, cranherres, buck
wheat -four, corn meal, &c.
Camden Flour
Asuperior article In Dbl. and half Dbl. sacks.
Cr0ck1sc BiscsSifs.
Is boxes in store. Jus received fresh water, sod
and butter crackers. CHsEsE-western reserve and
Hamburger.
FISH.
kscterel, salmon, white nsh, Goldfish and herring.
Wooden Ware.
Our stock II complete and we'll assorted
bASkkTS-Of al kinds, sizes and prices.
Nov. eth. y. DALInLL Jr. %.
FRESH .lRRII.lL.
Fresh Groceries and Good Things.
Smoked Halibut, Salmon In kits
g. Salmon, Mackcrci
Mackerel, Bbis d Hrs
Eeis, Herring
Baskets! Baskets!
OF every size shape and quality low as can be bought
in the city Also CABS and WILLOW WARE, Of
every description.
Ground Rico,
superior article for Puddnes. Also Tapicca SaRe
Thyme Msriorum s. Savory, French Mustard Pickles
Preserves, Fruits and Nuts Candies, &C., &c. N
fact every thing may be- found At
DAIZELLJR & co.
lmay3Ctf1 Cor End and Perry sts
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15
Independent Telegraph Line,


AIRLINE ROUTE BETWEEN
Chicago and st. Louis.
rains !eaUe Chicago for ~. Louis and intsru.-
didte places.
Accommodation Train, (sundsys excepted o80Au
Express Train, (Saturday's excepted) 1llOPn
Trains ledcs 81. Louis for Chicago and inseyms
didte places.
Accommodation Train, Sundays excepted) 7OOAu
Express Train Saturdays eIcepted) 8sOpn
Trains ran directly through, without change Of
cars or baggage Trains run through Joliet, Bloom
ington, Springfield, Csrlinvie and Alton.
wIfrains run on this road make direct connections
III Joliet Out on and Michigan Central Railroad At
joliet, making this the shortest, Qucke and most re-
liable route between St Louis and New York, Boston
Philadelphia, and the East.
With Illinois Central X. X at Bloomington for La.
Sale, Mendoza and Oai.o.
In Great Western Of Illinois at Springfield. for
Hecatur and Naples.
With all the Railroads diverging from Chicaso
with dairy line OF Packets st 81 Louis TOR Keokuk
New Orleans, and Missouri River
Through Tickets for eli places mentioned above can
be procured at all the principal tn ket occs In the
United States, and 1t he cfnces
Poo, q v A., g pe.loo Gn st.s. op,o
enue, on Levee. site fremont House.
RlCHD P. MORGAN, ia, supt.
Bloomington, Jan. i. 1865. febiSdi
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

New Goo1S, New Goods.
ID n. PARKS & co. are now opening one Of tn
N richest stocks Of
Clothing, Cloths, vcstings, Gentle.
menss Furnishing Go0ds, &C.,
ever offered In this market. We are connected wit
the largest establishment in Chicago, and having n
cties for buying that are rare, We pledge ourselves
not " be undersold BY any house In the West. We
have disposed Of all old goods and open this week
With ~ entire new stock. Persons wishing anything
In our line viii do well to give US a call.
Pedlars and country merchants are requested 70
examine our stock before going east,
Particular attention paid TO the manufacture Of
custom work. Mr. Dunn Is some to give you "Ats. /"
Our store 10 opposite LeOaiFe Row 81 the old stand
Of Edward Aken. 3, II. PARKS = 90.
April II. diff
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

whites Qua0rille Band for 0k7
kCSaire, Scott Co., loscu.
Al WHITE, l.tvtclin and Prom2.er,l
J. SCHULER, Carionct
b. o0HULER, Corouet,
4. ~. REED, Basso.
Application made TO WHITE, IeC,a,re. will
yscolve prompt attention va
p.s We furnish better Music than any 9th.
Deno " IN Ss~N moh23a
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

ROPE CARPEllNGS,
VERY durable and suitable for Onces, Saloons,
Y Banks &c. Just received At Dies .aint Block 2nd
street. GOULD q STRuRE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15
Tho Subscriber,

1UO OWWCVx IVV1Y
vWYlII. exchange WATCHES, JEW FL 7
" CLOCKS, FANCY GOODS and any other q
ticae in his Store for REAL ESTATE in this city,
IMPROVED FARMS
III this County. n. ". AORRU, Aucs
store on Second ID door above Ferry street.
Aprn % 81 dtf.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-05-21
TEMPERANCE MO VENE.yTs.

On Sunday evening, 10th, the Rev. S. w. Mayill
delivered special temperance DISCOURSE at the Sec
ond Congregational Church in this city, to a large
and attentive audience. According to his estimate
there is now more intoxicating liquor brought into
the place than before the enactment of the Maine
Law. In 1896, he estimated the quantity at so 600
gallons and taking the months of March and April
in 1857, as an average during the year. the quantity
would reach 123 0GO gallons or l8 gallons to every
man. woman and child in the city, calculating our
population at Z 200. This estimate includes malt
vinous and spurious liquors of every kind He re
commended prompt and impartial execution of the
law and the circulation of the temperance pledge.
On Monday evening a temperance meeting was
held in the Methodist Church. Waterbury american
A series of meetings, having for their object the
forming of temperance association have been held
in the lecture rooms of the different Churches dur
ing the past few weeks prominent object of the
Society appears to be to afford place and opportu-
nifty for free discussion of measures of Reform in
which those who are not afraid to define their DO
stion' may be heard-Danbury Tines.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-05-21
bira.. WHICH mav Be seen .kippiag ao0u. ,I,s

birds. which may be ssrn skipping about ihs.
flowers 81 perched apon bending spray wa.bIing
win 81 se,ert sneloiis<- This bdilling has more
81 Yaunc America ia III style, more of the iinsel
.rd less 81 The s,abiIi,v tina. favorably strikes
the visitor Il the Armory ON the river Ills fait
.peciuru RI much If .ur patched up architecture.
however; and for beauty will compare favorAbiy
" id, many Of the snobbish residences in our large
Cities 1t has one most interesting peculiarly.
:. II j. paid for. .
Col Colt was born in Hartford on the 18th Of
July. 1914. He is a man Of full habits. great i'm
petupsiiy Of temper. busque manners. and come
If you dare address. He is in fact the -mhodi-
.snen, Of Rich Young America, who would take
Prince Albert by the hand Cor the sake of confer
ring upon his Highness an honor. bu. for nothing
less. He drives the fastest team il, the country.
drinks the brst wine. and is legally united 10
nf the pretliest women "t the State Is the father
of onr child, which will probably die from the
effects Of the excessive weight IF eunbroid-rr.
drapery il is compelled to carry about its tiny
body. II has been already presented will cra-
hole through which was ihrus, the old charter anil
should it survive the exceeding difficulties en-
counterrd by children who are forced int exist
ence by a series "f hot house experiments panied
and frr,ied by an unnatural course Of develop
'nent, will probably he specimen OF flesh and
blood. and more than likely galvanized sI'e-
men Of most unnatural drprasi,y. Though like
iio"i's hritess it may inherit a golden leg. We
think il no, IMPROBABLE i, will be- the leg of
Colt, aud not only kick gu other peoples brains.
hut al last
Asa wild horse, thro city runs with lightning in
his eve
And then dashing at church's cold and passive
wall. imp,sS,ned
Strike death into his burning brain and blndy drop
and die.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-05-21

Ffilay. Nay 10. Res. supplying eaeh
Snol District in the State with copy of HOLSTERS
History Of Conn. i; referred to Com. on Education.
HousE. The committee on interpretations other
than banks reported favoratly on petition of Etna
Insurance Company to increase the same. Amend
ed in the Senate by giving the Com. the right to
increase their capital from time to time and upon
such conditions as they may deem advisable and
dividing the stock made from the surplus funds pro
rata among the stockholders. Mr. Shipman of Hart
ford advocated the amendment, and gave a history
of the company. Amendments of the Senate con-
CURED in. Res. as amended passed, and report &C
certed
Petition of S P. Beers, ct al. against division
Of the town of Iitchfeld. referred to com. ON new
towns Of s. B Smith, ct al, Of S. Farms, against u
division of the same,
Res relating Ia HOLSTERS History of Connect
cut, came from Senate, referred to com. on Educa-
ton. House concurred in the reference. a-.ss7sgs.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-05-21

. PAoESix 3 xNK-This Bank wac chartered May
l aSl4, and went into operation ia July following.
The bill passed the House by a small maio-
Iity and by locating branch at Litchfrld, the
Ssnate was s-cured. Al the FIRST meeting Of the
Commissioners the stock was largely over.subscri.
bed At tire first meeting thereafter of the siocL.
holders. the following directors were chosen, viz
Nornand Knox. Charles Siaourney, Thos Dav.
Ward Wondbfid2e, Moses Tryon. Samuel Tudor.
rhos. X. Bracr.Jon. w Edwards. David Watkins
Daniel Buck. James II. We.ls-mos. of whom
were merchants doing large and successful bust.
ness and Were ofinnch wealth and responsibility.
Mr.. Beach now president has been connected with
the hank either as Cashier or President, since ts
commencement. Of the large number Of Clerks
who have left this Bank. commencing al the foot
Of the ladder. are three Presidents Of Banks in
mis- ciiy.-Hartford Cou, ant.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1857-05-21

Mr.. E. WINANs Of Sharon, left home for New York
some weeks since, and sent back word naming tn,
day on which he should return. The time hxec
has now gone by nearly two weeks, and his f.niii,
are much alarmed concerning Iii, safety; he had G. n
sdeiable money in bis possession and when last
heard from had left the Washington Hotel for some
destination Persons have been sent to ascertain
his ,bouts, but with what success we are not
| appraised.
We understand that E. Farmcr of the firm of
Farmer, Brace & Co.. New York committed suicide
Tuesday afternoon. May III jumping into a well,
while labur1ng under a Temporary tit Of INSANITY
The sal event occurred in the village of Rockville
where the deceased was visiting "a brother We arc
told that his late indisi esiii was brought on by
too close application to business.
The friends of VIZ. A. White, late of WATERFOWL,
whose mysterious disappearance in Wisconsin in
Oct Der last. attracted much attention have re-
ceivtd Geographic dispatch ANNOUNCING that his
body has been found the Bluffs at Milwaukee !;
cause Of death unknown
THANKFUL s. HERsEY one of the be]ey ers in the
Wakeman delusion, died in this city on 18TH at the
residence OF gentleman whose family had kindly
taken an Interest in her and provided for her sup,
port She had bee. me fully diSabused, we believe,
Of her Wakeman ISM and was a very worthy
peisun.-NsW Haven Register.
ALL persons bearing the name Of Huntington are
invited to attend great family gathering OF juli-
lee at Norwich ON the third Of September next
Wh',her the good people of a neighboring town
will 60 masse because it bears that name remains
to lie seen.
CHARLES SUMNER.-Dr. James Wellman of Fitch
burgh writes that he passed the evening of April
18th with Summer in Paris. Mr.. Sumner stated that
he was rapi ly gaining from day to day. and conf
IDENTIFY anticipated complete and speedy recovery.
WILLIAM HuaGIxs Of Winsted, has taken the con.
tracts for earring the mails ol the next four years
between Collinsyille ID Canaan Lischfield Station
and Litchield. and Winsted and Great Darlington
He has taken other contracts beside these with the
intention of undertaking. Mr.. Horace Skinner has
the contract of the daily mail from Winsted to Lee
at 81 $50 per annum.
PATENT POCKET. Mr.. D. Robertson of Wolcotville
has made application for patent p,cket of his in
ventun to he Gated in ones boot. It s SO arrang-
ed as t. be perfectly safe receptacle for surplus
cash and valuable papers, and the light fingered gen.
try will be more likely to get more kicks than
coppers," if they attempt to open it.
The Cashier Of the Farmers Bank in Brjdyepor,
shot at a pair If burglars whom he discovered en-
,rring his house BY a back window on sa,ur-
day morning
The recent decease Of three prominent mercil-
ant bankers of New York--Sanuusl Nicholson
John Sanford and Jasper Grovesner- be die
'ribu'rd tits estimated, about 600 900 70 their
several heirs.