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arrangement for expediting Ihe trans.
poEtasion Of tie mails bsewssn Washing
Ton and Boston, as preliminary 10 ! Re.
form Ia che soushsra service.
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confirmed Mr.. Cock 81 Postmaster Il
Chicago.
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jas. W. ksys, Springfield, sna Raysi
w. English, Of Alton, IlI FYknsss w.
aarnssy Of New Albany, Janea Elder a
Richmend, Rolla DooEittlb of Maaiaon,
Ind; JOHN w. SsedmAn, Norwich, Cs.
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especially Yours,

BABBITT & CARPENTER.
To Capt. 8. II. GAIA.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Connecticut Men.

The Hon GaIus,a A. Grow, of Psnnsylya- nia. is native of Eas,ford. Windham Co in this Sta,e He graduated at Amherst College, semoy- ed to Pennsy iyana, and studied Jaw with Hon David Wilmo,-of whom he probably mbibed his sectional prejudices.
 Hon. Thos. l.. Harris. the leader of the Doug las Democrats in ihe House of Representatives, is a native of Norwich in tbs St~ie. He graduated nl Trinity Collage, in l64l. studied law with Isa- ac Toucty y, Hartford. went ta Illinois. enlisted for the Mexican War and was promoted to ma iority. At the close of the War. he was elected to Congress. and was again elected in 1854 and 56 from tine 7lh District.
 Col Johnston the commander of the Utah ex- pediion is of Connectcul .nmiiy. His father was native o Salisbury, in I.itchfeid County, and emigrated with his family from that iowa. as land surveyor, to the western country. The Co!onel's elder brother, Josiah s. Johnston, for mcrly Senator in Congress from Louisiana, and who was one of MT. C!ay's seconds in his duel with John Randolph, was also native of Saiis- bury. and received his education principally there as sclooi-nate ofthe tate Judge Church. The Colonel Was educated q. Yves, Point, and has al-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Religious.

The Hartford Press tells of series of young mems meetings in the North Baptist Church Rev. Dr. Turnbull's,] which have been product i've of great god. Between forty and fifty young men have been hopefully converted, and the inter- est IS being extended among the churches and through the community.
 There have been some twelve or fifteen con- versions in families connected with the Conyre- ga'innal church in New Hartford, and the work is daily increasing.
 Methodist and Congregations! churches in Sims bury.
 -'Fhe revival continues at Thompsonvi!le, c, alt the children sharing in it. One hundred or more have joined the Methodist Church within three menths.
 The Independent says that more than twelve thousand hopeful conversions are reported as hav- ing taken place during the month of January.
 Rev. J. Joy Dana of South Adams, Mass, has caused a sensation in that village by sermon entitled The Hole in the Wall, or South Adams as It is." It's rebukes seem 10 have been aimed at sins at home instead of the faults of the heath eh in Asia, or the stubbornness of the Jews, 2O00 years ago. and could not fail therefore to be rather exciting. Mir Dana said. the sixth dommand. ment of the manufacturer is, " Six days shalt thoa labor and do all thy work, and on the seventh make thy repairs"
 -The First Baptist church in New Haven have adopted the congregational mode of singing. !. The Tennessee Baptist gives the fo'l ,wing def- niiions of Baptism;
 j 6 Genuine baptism is not immersion by an un- authorized minister, nor is it immersion by Pres- byteTian or Methodist preacher, even though he may have been immersed nor is it immersion by d Baptist Preacher. Christian Baptism is ;mmer- sion by Baptist preacher, who has himself been regularly immersed by regular Baptist minister.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION OF THE NORTHFIELD KNIFE co.
E TT KNOWN that we the snhscriberr A

E TT KNOWN that we the subscribers 4o
 hereby associate ourselves as a body po,litic and corporate pursuant to chapter 14th title rd sf the Revised Statutes of the State of Connecticut en- titled Of Joint Stock Corporations. and tho several acts in addition thereto and ancnlatory thereof and the following the articles of our agreement and association.
 Article 1st The name of said Corporat' on shall ke the Northfed Knife Co
 Article 2d. The capital stock of, said r;,rporatiar shall hc Ten Thousand Dollars diyidei into foGr 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 aud selling all kinds of G~c'>, Wares and Merchandise and all articles necessary and convenient to tho carrying en of said bisintss and generally to do all things essary to the msn agement of the same.
 Article .4th The Statute Laws of the State of Cos nccticut relating to Joint Stock Corporations aud the several acts in addition are hereby particularly referred to and made part of these articles and tbe Corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the same. shall have the r,wrr. and proceed according to the regulations descsibsd | and specified therein.
 | Article 9th Each subscriber to these Articles agrees to take the number.of shares annexed to his or her name of the capital stock of the said Corpo- ration each share to be Twenty-Five Dollars afp.- said and to be paid for by installments the di- re ctnrs of said Corporation shall call in the same | Article 9th. The said Corporation is establshsd and located in the Town of Litchfeld. Northfrid Society, County of Litchfed and State of Cornecsi- cut ''->
 Dated at watervile, this 2oth day of January, A. D. 185S ' q" - '-'
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Farm for Sale.

vE7HE FARM AND RESIDENCE of the late Col.
 A Warehouse, in Washington, Litchfeld County. containing about 220 acrcs is offered for sale Tbis IS one uf the best farms in the County in .hish state of cultivation. with ample buildings of ali kn.s in the best state of repairs. About to uf fret quality meadow has good supply cf wood s;,'i timber, pasture and blow land. It has all that is requisite for keeping Il large stock of cittie-both summer and winter-wtl all necessary conveniss- for stall feeling. The farm is well waterrd with
 living springs and the barn and yards supplied with never failing water. 4 large stock of cattle. and a complete sett of farraing tools can Dc hsd with the farm, and long credit can he had if ,<- quired. The farm is well known to George Ir h. cock, New Preston Daniel Keelsr. Bi,gewatrr and Abner Mitchell, Washington of whom enquiries can be made. For price and terms. apply to S. HART WELL, at Bridgeport. tn" subscriber the pre- miscs BETSEY M MOREHOUSE
 December 30. 1857. S6
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
General News.

"A bill preventing the nte.marriaee of first cousins, has been passed by the legislature ol Kentucky.
 Lake Su.perior, 10 pack ice for the Chicago mar kei.
 The editor of the London Times receives the same salary as the President of the United States -$a5,e 600 per annu'n. s---Among the Americans presented on the 18th of January to the Court of the French Emperor, were pr. w. l.. Wells, and Miss Wells of 'Connectict.
 < A man named Wm. Gonmbs has been arrested l.. Boston for bigamy. Five, 1nly ef his wives were present in Court when his examination was to come off.
 ..d-Ice. two feet thick is being taken from a pond in Bangor, Maine.
 In consequence of the death of Bishop Waugh of the Methodist church, Bishup Morris of Ciucin- natl bee omes bishop.
 John W. Seymour, the Hartford dsfaulter has been heard from in Columbus, Georgia, probably OH his way to Mexico.
 The scaIle. pel,coa,s have made their appear ance in Hartford and il is eXPertsd that the new fashion will tdiiy brcone popular. ihe Cour- ant says, one of these new garments was seen in Main street, Saturday, and ,ha. il produced general constfrnalion among ihe pedestrians. as the young lady, who wore it occasionally display ed its bright colors by lifting gracefully the folds of her dress.
 At Senator Donglas' late ball in Washington several of the exclusives had small ho"ps in the bottoms of the legs of the pau,aloons They were made of steel. and gave the pants very pretty fit about the boot. -.-
 "A San Francisco paper, talking abont the nomenclature nf towns aud llag's in that State, remarks: We have heard of towns in or State called ny such names as Que Dog Town, Nluggins vilte, Ja. kass Guch.&c hut of alt ti.e execrahe naaes that have come down to US from the interior we'baek down 10 Ground Hog Glory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
,sPECXgL HOTlCES.

HoLLowAY's PIILs The Stomach, by the chemi- cal agency of it's solvent fluids converts the food in to crude blood the liver furnishes secretion which fits it for the venous system the lungs yitalze it.
 stomach is diseased 1t cannot produces health all the streams that flow from it must be poisoned. It upon the stomach, the great feeder of the tenn, the manufacturer of the aliment which subse. quently becomes bone. music. sinew, and flcsh that Hoiloways Pills exercise their salutary influence, a vigorous tone to every dependent organ This is the philosophy of the rapid and thorough cures of all the varieties of internal disease accomplished by this powerful remedy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
AUCTION l!

A FARM of one hundred acres, formerly ownsd auction on MONDAY, MARCH 1ST, at l o'cio. k F. M It will be sold in pieces of 20 acres or mur., or all together, to suit customers Terms half down, and the balance can remain for term of years
 The Farm has two good orchards of graftei ffui., and has some of the best meadow plow and pas,sss land in the town. ' ''
 Also will be offered on the lST DAY OF APRIL, next, a number of NOTES and ACCOUNTS if Li,i paid before. w.. C. WADHAMS
 Milton, February 1st, 1858. 4l. d
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
o.- HoUsAToNIC RAILROAD. a.. .~.9, Annual Stockholders Meeting.

lv the .Housatonic Railroad Company that the An- nnal Meeting of said Company will he held at thsir office in the city of Bridgeport on FRIDAY the 26tk day of February A. D. 1858. at half past o'ciock F. M., for the purpose of electing Board of Ditet- of said Company for the year ensuing and to dN any other business proper to De done at said meet ing.
 The Transfsr Books will bc closed from the 25tN of February to the 27th inclusive. ~r ; 44 IRA SHERMAN, seeretasys
 Bridgeport, February Cd, fe5a. 4Zet
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
RE.gL ESTsTE, SC.
To Rent.

VIE HOUSE AND BARN, with or without tke A iot. Tn the south part of this village, now occupied by MT. James Gannun Possession given on the lst of April. Apply to the subscriber.
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 LiIchneid. Feb. lI, 1858. -.t. 43.tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
Auction.

HtAECUTOR'S SALE.-wiil be sold in sliafon, AA Conn, on Wednesday, March Sd, at I o'cittk F., F. M'; on the premises, the HOUSE, STORE. OUT BUILDINGS AND LOT, formerly occupied tS David Gould, deceased Also. abont 100 aores ,6 wood and sprout land. near Sylvester Barnum's e' Aoopt 2o acres of sprout land near E. P. P.ck's'.f
 Fl = G. W. Peck's
 |, IA IA Geo. Dunbars: ., o9 Nath. Dunbar's,
 Terms made known at time of sale .t =
 Sharon Feb. 10th, lS5S 4setA;
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

anal until another shall be chosen in yonr place and swofn; ad that yotr will, in every particular conduct therein according to law so help you God
 And tsse afe illc men that have taken the oath {, Homer Shsrp Norman Kilborn, Charles D. Wheeler, Joseph 4. Newberry, Francis H. Pratt, Cyrus 5. fuller.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
FOR SyHkE.

A BOUT 20 acres of meadow. plough and pastur~ iA land. about equally divided. situate on. tie west of Chestnut Hill, north of the farm known as the Bishop Farm. STEPHEN BECKWITH
 Litchfeld, Jan 1858. S7
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

REMEDY TOR DysPEFsIA.-The Oxygenatcd Bit tcrs have been tested by scientific men, and proved to combine the most valuable tonic properties. Be ing free from alcohol no reaction is suffered by the pr,st aehsate constitutions. F
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
MARTIEzD.

At Ashley Falls, Mass. 10th inst, by the Rev. Mr. Hills of Sheffield, Mir. NELSON NJ. ALLY oi Goshen, to Miss HATTIE E. HoLcoMB of South Ca naan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

ways been noted for his high military talents He was a favoritc,ofice of General Taylor, under whom he served in the Mexican war.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
List of Lcfters.

EMAINING in the Post-Ofice ct Litch6eld, A 2 Conn.,, February IS IS5S
 DaIoer' Hiram Morse, Harmon pessn: pe,sh:.na M'si huidsh M Mckay. Mrs. Rosy Dom n'L u' 'ohn W. Mayrester, Rode e''' iMo'rss Miller, Andrew Dos"u,u"' 9alah E. Miner, Shelden D. Est. Of D DurI' F. NlcKennan, Mrs Eiiza Bacon, Hosea Newell poII;, Bish"p' Wallace A. O'N"il, Rev. Father s' Barnum, Phletns-2 Phelps. q. F. Cooley, NJ. & Co. ScovilIe, Augusta soTiiss, Hiram c. Stearns. Warren Coners, Miss Stark. Martha A Ducher: sam'l A. Stocking. Henry W. ,, rem. Harriet A. Thomas. Harry rogg' George-2 Young Samuel n"slord' l.. D. Wendsor, F.. Norman Horton. Heirs of Elisha Wooster, David T. Iincon,ber. Marcus Warner. A..y. ID. hrman' Webster Wallace, Mary NJ.
 fersons calling for the above. will please say they are advertised GEO. H. BALDWIN, P N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18
DIEED,

In Sharon, Mir. ANDREW HoFoHKIsss son of A A. Hotchkiss, aged 30.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-02-18

"A bill preventing the inte.marriage of first cousins. has been passed by the legislature of Kentucky.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-04-21

Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mill
tary and other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the above lands will be commenced
the days appointed and will proceed in the order in
which they advertised until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall be
kept open longer than two weeks and private entry
to any Of the lands will be admitted until after the cxpi
ration of the two weeks. teh ttit
Given under my hand at the city of Washington this
nineteenth day Of March, Domini one thousand
eight hundred and fifty eight. .a fse as tla as,3
1874 JAMES BUCHANAN.
BY the President: ai 8fst sle. saW sl
ilt THOMAS A. HENDRICKS, 9Hr laa
f # Commissioner of the General Land Office,
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Iss seabYII


In pursual,c s Of Law, JAMES BUCHANAN, President
i Of tho United States Of America do Aegcby declare
and mako known that public ssles viii be held At the
undermentioned Ind Offices Ia tie Territory OF Kansas
at the periods hssaalsr ds1AgnaAsd, 10 WIT
At the land Office ~ LeoomptoQ, commencing on Mon
day, the fifth dry Of July next for the disposal Of the
public lands within the following named townships Wis
South of Inc bass se and ssa Of ls sir prSapal meridian
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DRITISH ARMY LIST FOR 1858.
HA ps.s;,h Nax,y ,et f.,x 1874

Qcens Regulations Orders Army complete TO
July 1857.
Manual for Naval Cadets by Capt Boyd Roys navy London
Fire arms; by Bengal artillery London 1857
0osscnn, Lss de in poudro Metz 1851
On Sasnsistpg Sea pamphIct London 1868 N
Facts Memoranda Mining and Mcsurgy 1vo London
1857 3 Fi a.4| liIr faf f.HH H7 Nj -
Marlor on Coal Mining 1 vol London.
hardwck's Photographic Chemistry. london 1857.
vegas inRsrhms; rgcuomcrcal Surveying
coprdia OF The Physical sciences; lardets scamanshp
MAID aud Brown the Steam engine Adcocks
nees Pocket 1884, wssiss Engineers
ora Pockstbock for 1888
FAB AZ rRaNcK TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS. IN
Every person entitled to the right of presumption to
any of the lands within the townships nnd parts of town
ships above enumerated is required to establish the
to the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
proper land office, and maheayn1a therefor prac
cable after seing this notice and before the day appointed
for the of the public sale Of the lands
embracing the tract claimed otherwise such claim will
he forfeited.
~. M THOMAS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar 24-lawtl9Jny Int&Star]
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NTOMAN'S THOUGHTS ABOUT WOMEN
wv 10 no published this day the carly (y
special snngcmcn entirely work by the author Of "ohn
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DC.
wcmsns Thoughts About Women limo Elegantly bound in
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ship alp Women q the world Happy and Unhappy Women
Jcst Women; Women Growing Old. irfT =. HHitf Ifnt
they shonghn would wish every would think -
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practical Whichever wishes To give valuable advice young lady
may thank the author Of Womnn Thoughts for OF doing
so. '-Londcr Errmr.r.
For sale PHILIPS few Bookstore,
ArI3 ssa Penn avenue bet 9th and 10Th
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, At the land Office at Lecompton, commencing Mon
day. the nineteenth day of July next for the disposal of
the public lands within the following named townships,
So u tbs base line and s,x Of he ss principal nerdsas
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GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINAKi'
GEORGETOWN. ID. G..

FJNHlS large boarding and day school for YOU
a ladies, 80 long and iavorably conducted ny
English under the drcctisn Of Mas NJ Narrower p
assisted by corps Of competent and experienced teachers
department of learning b 8tttH a.
Members ofCngcss and others call thsm to
ton may place their daughters under their OWE
vision ~ many have bcen Go-thc graduates
seminary representing nearly every state IN
For particulars address ~ y. NARROWER
Principal Of the GcorgeoSn Female seminar,
Sep l2--eon Georgetown,
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AT the land Office at Kickapoo, commencing Mon
day the nineteenth day of July next for the disposal
the public lands within the following named townships
viz:
South Of the base line and east Of the snh principal meridian
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AT the land Office at Kicknpoo, commencing on Mon
day. the 9Th day of July next for the disposal of the
public lands within the following named townships viz
South Of the base line and Of The sirh principal meridian
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LIMITED STATES MAIL, FLORIDA.


Posr OFFICE DsrxKrNESr
7aaa ~ March So 1855
PROPOSALS carrying tho United la
1852 inclusive, the following
the State Of Florida aud in tho time herein specified Will bc
the ONCE Of this department until M, or SIS,
next, to he decided on the following day:
oss2 From Jacksonville to Baldwin, ~ miles and back six
.h week. tf.sf s4 A
Leave Jacksonville iHily, except Sunday, al Gam;
Arrive al BALDWIN by liza IN;
baldwin daily, except sunday Al "a arrival Il
railroad train from ferlandna; A4f
a Jacksonville in hours--ssy by pm
8Ss3 From Baldwin, Barber New bugh Alligator, Little
Helena Spring Grove Columbus Madison Sandy Ford and
Monticello % Walkers MIL, lio miles and back
q y stf
Leave Baldwin daily except Sunday, al IL
railroad train from FcrnandDa;
Arrive Walkers Mill in 38 honrs-say BY following
hour change the mails at Alligator;
Walkers Mill daily except Sunday, at arr
val Of railroad train from Tallahassee;
Arrive at Baldwin in 40 hours by IL (alowng nine
hours rest at Aligator)
For forms Of proposal guaranty and certificate, Also
be embraced in tho contracts the advertise
January 49, 1885, In pamphlet FORM " the Principal
post oiiccs AARON v. BROWN,
Mar 3l--lawiw Pvstmnster General
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yXyHERE is MARTHA BR0WDERr-I was q.

VNyHERE is MARTHA BR0WDERf-I Was or.
wv by judge tho circuit for tho county I'm
wldde Virginia. March 1858, 10 advertise Mar,h,
Browder and she be dead for her representatives She IA
county nnwidde thirty and removed ksnta
heard from Sho is entitled 10 receive 93lA IL, with interest
OF December 1888 from the estate Of the ae Mary M
Of the county Of Dnwidde Virginia she fhs
by tho of said court 70 be held
September he 18th Of that monih thon The
order said sum Of money amongst heirs a,
distribaice5 ALEXANDER D0kMAN
fKrnssBuRG, Va, April 7, 1858. Special Commissioner
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