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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-01-05

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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

HoLLowAQ's OINTMENT AND PILLs.-Blotches, piln- pies, dry cruptions, and all irrtations of the skin fade and disappear after few applications of Holo- ways Ointment In these brisk friction is in- dispeusable MsSy of the ordinary eruptions arc caused by suppressed precipitation and as this pene- trating unguent at opens the pores and nvigo- rates the absorbents, it dssipates the inflammation by double process. Ladies whose faces or arms are dstgured by cutaneous diseases may readily remove the biemishes and restore to the skin its natural tint. exibility, and sotness by the of this safe but powerful counter-irritant The Fills never fa'i
 in disorders of the stomach.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

Tng JUDICIAL EXPENSES in this State have been rapidly increasing for several years past, and the public taxes are consequently becoming more and more oppressive and the enquiry s often made. Is there no way in which these expenses can be di unfinished? We think simple enactment requiring parties litgant to pay the costs in civil suits would very materially diminish these expenses Get us illustrate ::
 rhe Superior Court during its present term in this village has been engaged sume eight days in the t,ial of very dull cause, concerning mine hill in the Southwest part of the County in which the public have 20 interest whatever The daily expenses of this trial arc about forty dollars Der day, lover and above what the parties have to pay) ,aaking three hundred and twenty dollars for the eight days to out of the pockets of the tax payers of the State.
 Now, why should the parties interested be ex- empted from the payment of these ezpeuscs3 Why should the public pay them?
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE NORTHFIELD KNIFE co

E TT KNOWN that we the subscribers do
 hereby Associate ourselves body polite and corporate pursuant to chapter 14th title 3rd of the Revised Statutes of the State of Connecticut titled Of Joint Stock Corporations and the several acts in addition thereto and ainendatory thereof and the following the articles of our agreement and association.
 Article lst. The name of said Corporation shall be ths Northfield Knife Co.
 Article 2d. The capital stock of said Corporation shall be Ten Thousand Dollars divided into fo,r hundred shares of Twenty five Dollars each
 Article 3rd The said Corporation is established, for the following purposes to wit To manufacture sell and deal in all kinds of Knives and Cutlery and to deal in buying and selling all kinds of Gcols Wares and Merchandise. and all articles necessary and convenient to thu carrying en of said business and generally to do all things necessary to the mar agement of the same
 Article 4th. The Statute Laws of the State of Co, necticht relating to Joint Stock Corporations and the eral acts ia addition are hereby narticnarlv referr, to and made part of these articles and fhe Corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the stme shall have the noSrer and proceed according to the regulations described and specified therein
 Article 9th Each subscriber to these Articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed to Lis or her name of the capital stock of the said Coroo ration each share to be Twenty-Five Dollars as afure said, and to be paid for by installments as the di rtct"rs of said Corporation shall call in the same Article 9th. The said Corporation is established and located in the Town of Etchfeld. Northtield Society, County of Litchfeld and State of Copnect cut.
 Dated at Waterville, this 2oth day of January, 4. D. lS58.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Political and Congressional.

In any ordinary state ef pubic feeling. the de- bates on the increase of the army. would have ex. cited general attention hu, now all eyes are fixed on the progress of me Kansas question. On Tuesday the 2nd ,IeIe Was somewhat exciting passage between Senators Hale aud Seward be- fore the message ca,ne in. Mir. Seward votes to increase the army. while Mir. Hale claims that no Republican senator should provide soldiers fof President. who we may expect will use them in Kansa not led for by the admin israti"n of Utah
 Mir. Hale was severe upon Mir. Seward. and likrned his conduct tn that of MT. Webster on the Fugitive Slave act. They w"fr both rxcred- ingIy .l"qurnt, aud ,h- personal debate: caused considerable excitement and laughter in ihe Sem ate.
 The Tribune corresponden: under date of Feb. ruary 2nl says:
 The Presidents Message raused intense excite ment in both Houses. In the Senate, i, WAS de- hounctd by Mr. TlumbuIi in a powerful speech. and in the House was received with 4xclama,ons or indignation and conemp, irn,n the Republicans and Douglas Democrats.
 It's atrocious perversion of facts in ,b. history o Kansas. and it's u Ira pro slavery tone. bay" had d good effect upon the northern wavenrs. The administration side was repeatedly beaten upon the motion o adjourn, which was test vote, the opposition desiring to enable Mir. Harris of Illinois. Douglas democrat to move the reference of ,he.iuessage to Select Committee of Thirteen
 The yeas ana nays this ,es, vote. indicate. what indeed We have had reason to expect, that Bishop the representative from this district, is a dongface of the "a ses, and pas,iest consistency.
 The Message was thoroughly oserhaulrd on "Wednesday, in the Senate. Mr. Wilson leading the assault. But little difficulty was founl tn re. ferring it to the committee on territories. os which Mir. Douglas is chairman This done. the Senate tsajasrned dll Monday. ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Farm for Sale.

V#*HE FARM AND RESIDENCE of the late Col
 A Morehouse, in Washington, Iitcllicld Coun.s. containing about 220 acres is offered for sale. l1is IS one of the best farms in the County, in hixis state Of cultivation, with ample buildings of all kinds
 Tn the best state orerairs. About 50 acres of frst quality meadow; has good supply cf wood api umher, pasture and piow land. 1t has all that is requisite for keeping large stock of cattle-both summer aRd wintcr-wth all necessary convenies,- ees for stal-focding The farm is well watered wif living springs. and the barn and ards are supplied
 with never failing water. A large stock of caftl. and a complete sctt of farming tools can be h. d qured. The farm is we'll known to George Hitch. cock, New PrcSton Daniel keeler Dridgewater, ar,i Abner Mitchell, Washington. of whom enquiries cu be made. For price and terms. apply to $. HART WELL at Bridgeport or the subscriber on the Ins- misses. BETSEY M. MOREHOUSE.
 December 30, 1857. 36
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

FE$HE subscriber having bought of H. w..
 A ADAMS his entire stock of Goods the busi ness hereafter will be conducted under the name oi Charles B Bishop
 We would cordially invite all old patrons of tha store and all others who may be in want of any tices usually kept in country store to call and anime our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
 We shall endeavor to keep good an assortment of Dry Goods, Groceries and Provisions, Hardware and Cutlery, Crockery, Boots and Shoes, &c.. &c., as can be found in the country which shall al- ways be happy to show, and hope by attention to the wants of our customers to merit the confidence and patronage of all. Respectfully,
 39 CHARLES B. BISHOP
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
COtlartnershiD.

guyHE subscribers have. this day purchased the
 stock of goods belonging to N. F A. Berry, and will continue tire business of dealing Ill Dry Goods. Groceries, Ready Made Clothing, and all kinds of goods that have usually been kept at this stand
 One of the partners is now iH New York making very extensive purchases for Cash which we think viii enable us to offer such inducements to. our friends and customers will ensure continuance of their trade to this establishment
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 RraRy NELSON ALrofD-
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
THE PRESIDENTS KANSAS MES
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This atrocious document-shere Is no other spi- thet which will 50 well eSStess its character-"as ssat to the Senate, on Tuesday, Feb 2d. accompa7 ,.;s, t,y t}e Iecoinpton Consultation IL opens with denunc;ation of the Free State party in Kan s.s-cvaprisins. according to Governor Walker tous FIfrs of the people of the territer5 s: a rebels and traitors and otherwise abusing and ,sduuaniating them with'a contemrtuons disregard of facts and deeency, which would be worthy of the Coiunsbian Register.
 The President then rails at the '' Abolition soc- eties in manner which indicates that Lis i'll tenn per has disturbed his powers of reasoning. No esi tence has vet been produced, se far we have seen to show that any Abolition Society has ever had any thing to do with Karsas affairs.
 But the greater part of the Message is occupied with yindcating the forality and regularity ot the Ie:ompten Constitution. And this Is attempted by
 mere succession of alternate special pleadinss and false assertions. All the arguments which this su rsrannuated politician can bring to bear on the sub jct will weigh little against the consistent unwa vering testimony Of all the pro-slavery Govsrnors and Secretaries whom he and his predecessor have sent to that, territory.
 The message which begins with calumny, ends with whine. If Mr. Buchanan would give innre sttention to the practice Of public honor and fair witness against those whom he makes his adversa- ries, l.e would fnd it much better means of get ting the public credence than this of winding up his tissue of calumnes with asseverstons about his |" conscience, and lls 6 deep sense of rssponsib- fly to God"
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
CAUI.IoNs

IVY would caution the public against purchase W ing SYLVIC OIL of any persons except our authorized agents.
 We give this notice from learning that the com crude Rosia OH is offered in Some 16sons of Litch field county as sylvc ol and as being suitable for burning in lamps, which is totally alse, and we caution all purchas and consumers to beware Of such Oil. It is spurious and imposition gpon the pub kc and any person or persons who are selling as above are liable for damages for using our trade marks and will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law.
 Our agents for Winsted are M. & J. c. Camp $ O. WolcSttyille, Charles McNeil.
 SYLVIC OIL CO.,,
 Office No. 10 Cedar street, New York, 39-et Sole Propfietofs and Manufacturers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

A FREE couNTRY.-1n his late Kansas message, Mir. Buchanan says with the appearance of great satisfaction:
 "It has been solemniy ad;udged by the highest judicial tribunal that slavery exists in Karssss by virtue of the constitution of the United States. GN@ Kansas is therefore at this moment as much slave state as Geprgia or South Carolina Q Slavery Can therefore. be prohibited in Kan SIS except through the means of a constitutional provision
 =" Our country. t is of thee,
 Sweet land of liberty,
 Of thee we sing"
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
: DL--EED.

In Upper Embarrass, H., 31st ult., ERWIN A., son of Jonathan Darlington of this village aged 45
 In Milford, JOSIAH SroNE formerly of Litch6ell, aged 7s. In this village on the 9th inst SHELDON MORRIS, aged 75 @
 In Warren 1lth ult., AMT MALLERY. widow of Truman Malery of New Preston, aged S4 years
 In Watertown, 29th ult., Deacon JOEL HUNGER FoSD. aged so.
 In Kent, 24sh ult,. Mrs. CATuARINs CHAMBERLAIN, wife of N. Chamberlain, aged 47.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Notice

EpY virtue of an order of the Court of Probate AD for the District of Litchfeld, so much of tho real estate of DANIEL J. DAYTON, late of War ren deceased will raise the sum of Eight Hundred Sixty Seven Dollars and 1hrty-Three Cents, and in- cidcnt charges of sale, will be sold at the late dwell ling house of said deceased in said Warren, Ola the 4th day of February, 1858, at 10 o'clock, A. M at public aution or private sale
 Dated Jan. 23 1888.
 o4otd JOHN E. GRANNIS; Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Dissolution.

rHSdE copartnership heretofore existing under the E name and firm of N & E. A. BERRY is this day dissolved by mutual consent. All persons hay ing unsettled accounts will please call and settle them immediately with E. A. Berry, who will remain at the store recently occupied by the abore-named firm. N. bEhna,
 E. A. BERRY. Wolcottville, February ?, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Refined Kerosene Oil.

NCIEKlCU CIOSSKkC V1Ie N consequence of heavy additional expense in- A cured by puriication of Kerosene llumina- ting Oil, the Trustees of the Co have been compel led to advance the price, making it retail at $l.25 instead of % as formerly.
 The purifcation has very much improved it, NN- TIRELT REMOVING ALL UNPLEASANT oBoR It is a beautiful straw coor perfectly sale and burns ata very small expense.
 The new Lamp called "Ihe Lamp for the Mil lioa,' is very neat style, Of two sizes-Prices l ;j0 and 200 each-Wil burn for one third of one cent per hour, and give light lhan candles.
 CHAS MCNEIL, Agent for Wolcottyille Jan 2l, 1858. At 39
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
RE.sL ESTATE, 1c.
AUCTION.i

"A by HUMAN BEACH, will be solJ at n"hi;c suction on MONDAY, MARCH lST at i o'clock r M It will be sold in pieces of 20 acres or more or all together, to suit customers Terms half down ana a the n balance can remain for term of years.
 and has some of the best meadow. blow an nas.,r land in the town f'-'"~''
 Also will be offered on the 1ST DAY OF ApRrf, next, number of NOTES and ACCOUNTS ;f ,os paid before. W. C. WADHAW Ws
 Milton, February 1st, 1858. 4i.td
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
REFINED KEROSENE OIL.

E N consequence of heavy additional expense in- N cured by publication of Kerosene ll!umina- ting Oil, the Trustees of the Company have been eomPeled co t9 advance tae prce making it retail at has very much improved it, RENDERING IT rREE FROM ALL UNPLEASANT oDoa-of beautiful straw color-perfectly safe-and burns at a very small expense
 OIL, may be found at
 H. W. BUEL X cos,
 Agents for Ltchield. Jan. 24, 1S53 tf-40
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
'MARRrED,

In East Sharon, 18th ult., by William ". Stone, Esq, Mir PHILANDER Z. OWEN of East Sharon, to Miss LOUISA M., daughter of Nelson Hart, Esq. ot Cornwall.
 Al Cornwall Bridge 20th ult, by Rev D. Nash, Mir. J Q. ADAMs of Cornwall, to Miss SopIRoN1A A. daughter of Rufus Owen, Esq. of East sharon.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Administrators Sale.

fE$HE FARM il, Woodbury lately owned and o. n cupied by DANIEL F. PRENTICE deceased, will bc sold at public auction, on the first Satur day of February, l658 at II o'clock, forenoon. Sale upon the premises, unless previously sold tt private sale.
 JAMES AILrx,
 EDWARD E. PRENTICE, Aemrs' ,i Woodbury, Jan. 26, 1858. oaO
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
SPECIAL NOTICES.

4 SURE CURE FOR CouaH.-Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry is pleasant to the taste and seldom fails to effect speedy cure of threat and lung diseases. It is scientific preparation skilful]y compounded
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
FOR S.sEE.

A BOUT 20 acres ot meadow. plough and pasture "A land, about equally divided, situate on the west of Chestnut Hill, north of tine farm known as the Bishop Farm. STEPHEN BECKWITH
 Litchfield, Jan. l85S sT
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
HOUSATONIC RAILROAD
 Annual Stockholders Meeting.

NTOIICE is hereby given to the Stockholders ot " the Housatonic Railroad Company that the An. nual Meeting of said Company will he held at their office in the city of Bridgeport FRIDAY the 26th day of February A. D. 1858. at half past o'clock P M, for the purpose of electing Board of Direct ors of said Company for the year ensuing and to do any other business proper to be done at said meet ing.
 The Transfer Books will be closed from the 18th of February to the 27th inclusive
 IRA SHERMAN, Secretary. Bridgeport, February Sd, 1858. 42-et
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
AUCTION NOTICE.

VENHE subscriber will sell his STORE, lately occu. N pied by the Farmers Union Co.,, at Gosh, n Centre, to tbe highest bidder on FRIDAY, EEBRU. AR1 ETH, 1858, at o'clock.
 JOHN M. WADHAMS. Goshen, Feb 1st. 1858. 4l-3t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

YHyHE best stuart's steam refined SUGAR HOUSE IL SYRUP 56c. per gallon, at
 WARNER BROTHERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11

NI UsTANG L1N1MENT, Lyons Katharion, Es- 1T-A sences and general assortment of Hair Oil, Perfumery, &c, may be found at No. West Street.
 Litchfeld, July 7th, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-11
Rent, Rent.

W OFFER to rent for one year or more part or H the whole of the house in which live.
 E. ". BLAKE. Litchficld Jan. l, 1858.