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Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
INsTRUCTIo7T IN MUSIC, Tuning aEld Repairing Pianos, Sy'GpG4ES. sgaEEGEa 1.0'&. Ar.

a DAYTON, on and after December 1st, will az give instruction on liano Forte. organ, Me- lodcon, and lh thorough blse Also, Piano Fortes, Organs and Meiodeons tuned and repaired in the best manner. Particular attention paid to brushing and 1e-capping old Pianos. making them as good toned as when he, at small expense Pianos kept in tune by the lear for those who desire it MT. h. begs leave to state that having had fifteen year experience in this branch of the business and iaving had ample opportunity of comparing his tun- Ing with many Of the best tuners in the country while residing in Boston the past four years trusts that he can give perfect satisfaction.
 Also for sale, very superior article of Music Stools of the latest Boston style suitable for Piano or Melodeon. which will be sold much less than the lowest Boston price. Persons desrous of obtaining Music Stool will find this rare opportunity
 Melodeons for sale, both al.d second hand of different kins. Also, NJ .odcons and all kinds of Reed Instruments made to order that defy competi- ton All oldcrs promptly attended to.
 3O-stl J. DAYTON. WOlcottville Conn.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
Trustees Sale.

pursuance of an order of the Court of Probate Il for the District of Plymouth, made on the 4th day of February, A. D. 1858, the undersigned will sell at Public Auction the 4th day of December, A. 1858, at o'clock P. M., (unless previously disposed of at private sale all the real estate of ' Parker Beardsley & Co ,' assigned to us for the benefit of their creditors which estate is situated in said Plymouth, near theaNew Burial Glound at Ply m 1uth Centre. Also, at the same time and place. will be sold some Machinery and Tools used in the Buckle business. among which is one Screw wCutting Engine Lathe, tne Power Press, four Stamps &c. &c.
 Plymouth, Nov. 22 1858
 321t IEyER1rr Rrsnop Trustees.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
Exc elsior Burning Fluid.
The Great wondeE Of the Nineteenth Century,
 Professor Woods HA AIR RE $ TORATIN E.

sS AVS tue s, Lotus tMo.) Democrat: Below, we '5 puoi'sh letter Dr. w" q, s llis city, from a pefior merits Of his hair-o',lc such evidence must nave i,s tiect, When from reliable II cer'tt atts are guaranter "fuh the Dr needs on!unis, nor useless pItiery from tie press: ss BATH, Me-, Jan. 20, 1886. Prof. o. J.SWoop- ?. G,n' .enen atisying had my attention called few mouths slhce t., the Ah'gny beEetcal eh,.ss ot your hair festofalive, lHdured make application oi upon nay 0@ff aIrsw hch had. beco quile gray, probably one-thrd waie E,Y whskers. were Of same character Soiiio three months slnc-l prm urt bottle ufNsur 'i.r restorative aud used it. r. iound 1t NJ as pfuving hd had wished. used il about twee Eas week. have since prorurea anohfr boue. ot which have used some can now .ceraiy to tue atld hat tue gray h;te hair has tatis sappear- ed both my head ahd lace and nay hair hns rsuii- ed anral cJnr, anu believe more spii md glossy ttan ias b'en h,t'.re 10, ''wenh five years am aW sAiy ytats oi'i HV snCd wife tie age ot fifty. ,t~u las u-td irwI'hrhe sane effect. The above hoice |. em due tn ,nu for your valua- d.>c"vety am ds-urf'l ha, whoever ~il use as Der iife"tons WI, npt have csn., uy satesnehtss am ci'Izrn nf 'ms city ana resident h-e for n" last fifteen years. and kn.wn sbneary every one here and adjun.n. towns. Aify s, vol may makeSn the above withsnvAname attaehei, IS our service, as wish prestveAe ot nature in others as well as myself. am ,suy, ys'rs, ~
 .-s 4. c. RAYMOND.
 BALTIMORE, Jan. 8, 1858.
 Deassr: Having had the msiortune to lose the hes, portion oi my hair ir the cts ut the yellow iev
 
 "i ycur pnpara aht ou,.d 60 answer as the yer, ting ded My haIr uow thick aud gIrs>y, and no words can express my obligations To ervng to tf,r aii c,ed snch Treasure. FINLEY JOHNSON The undersigned, Rev J. K. Bragg, is nrnsier m regular stand ng and ot tie Or,.ulox Church. Br"kield Mass He IS gentleman oi great faence aud universally beloved. WM. DYER.
 BLOOMFIELD, Jan. l2, 1858. Prot o. J. Wonp-a
 Dear sr Ilavng made ttial of your hair restora- live pie sSnre say, that .EA has he en rxcelent in nvngsutl lion, da ndrn and ant tendency I" ItrtdIg "th which lhave heen ronb l. from chlldhnnd: and has as re>Iurcd my hair, which was eroIni gray, !" iis "riglnal color. have no her article ~itt y,,ng hr lie same peas- Ee profit Yours truly, J. K BRAG
 fhe Restorative i pu, up in hnttIes of three sizes, viz: large, med um, sfsHff; lie small hn'ds l d nr. and rtras Tor one f6lar per hotle; the medium holds al least twenty per cent. in rpaTtl ihe s .ll, reias t"r l~" d"lars per bol; lie large holds qn ,r' tory cent. more in pr'port,on, and r. tas for tI,e er d"ars 0. J. WOOD & CO.,,
 rnptleor., 5l2 iir'adMay. New York, in the great N. Y wire Raning Establishment, and I14 Market s'rre' S. Lon s. M.,.
 And sold by ali g"od Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers v
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
HENRY A. HULL

XVOuLD announce to the citizens of Litchfield W and vicinity. that after an absence of ten years he has returned for the purpose of prescott ing the TAILORING BUSINESS in all it's branches ard trusts that by faithful attston to business he shall merit the confidence and share in the patron age of the pnhlic
 Particular attention paid to the cutting of
 JUVENILE DRESS. Thanking old friends for their kind demonstra- ti"n in his behalf he invites them and all in need of work in his line. to call at his rooms over the post office in South steeet
 Ltchfeld, Oct. 20, l858 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

A Court of Probate holden at New Milford IA within and for the District of New Milford. ou tine 10th day of Nevember,- A D 1858
 Present SAMUEL ORToN. Judge.
 In the Estate of CLINTON NJ HENDRIX of the town of New Milford, in said district an assigning ins.vent debtor.
 This Court doth limit and allow two months from the Ed day of November. 1858 for the creditors q said Estate torxhblt their claims to the Commis sioners: and Mcssrs Dr GEORGE TAYLOR and SoLo MAN j. STiLs'N, both of said New Milford. jWlic.E> s'ners to receive examine and deci,le r,pon the claims of the creditors of said Estate presented tc them within the time limiteI.
 And siid Commissioners a,e to meet ill the execn. ton of their duties at tn: office of John Turril Esq. in said New Milford, on Monday, tine 20th day of December 1858. and on the Fist day of January 1859, at o'clock in the afternoon on each of said days. SAMUEL D. ORToN Judge
 31-4t
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
Clothing at Wholesale for Cash.

WHOLESALE PURCHASERS of CLOTHING w for CASH will find it 10 the,r advantage ro give n> ca' before purchasing elsewhere. THIRTY YEARS eSperlence m the Clothing buslnt tss enables us 10 "h'r superior inducements la the trade.
 We have cuns,an',y on hand first rate assortment ot OVER COATS, BUSINESS COATS, PANTS, VESTS, C, which we wlIl sell very low 1 cash Good heavy OVER COATS from S2 50 upwards. PANTS and VESTS in ike pr'porIion
 Buyers oi CLO HING wlli please glve US m early call, d., them at east 20 per cent on the usual New York prces. CHARLES HALL,
 go Vesey street, tup s,airs.> 27l between GreenM ich and Washing on streets
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
NA7 S. TAYLOR Will be at Litshfeld December W 18th, for the purpose of TUNING and REPAIRING TIA NDNFoRiEs. s1
The Eclectic College of 1Gedicine,


 CINCINNATI, o. s. FESHE SPRING SESSION of 1859 will com II mence 9th day ni Fehruary, and continue sixteen weeks A tu and thorough course ot Lectures VIII oe gwen, occupying six or seveushnur daily, with Ho>piai. he arrangement of the chairs will be as fo.lows:-
 T. E. ST. JOHN, N D. ~
 Froess 1T "l Anatomy and physiology.
 J. F. JUDGE, M. D.
 Professor of Chemistry ard Pharmacy.
 A. J. HOWE, M D., .... -s Professor o Surgery.
 Nss c. II. CLEAVELANp, M D.. Professor of Matrria Alt dlca and lher .peutics.
 VIM. SHERWOOD, N. D.,
 Professor oi Medical Pr ctre and Pathology.
 ]. R. BUCHANAN. M D.. Emeritus Professor ot eerbra Physiology and lnsti- tueS of Meaiclue. E JOHN KIN ', NJ. D., Professor of Obs ,etscs and Diseases of Women and CmiJreu.
 Tine af the session will be the hert to- fore slz:-A1atriGuat,aa, S5 O. Tuition S20 e0 e- Ticket S5 O. (!very stuuen, required to engage in iisse jne sessUn bepre graduation Gra lnalion Sz5 o1, Ticket C1.iimerciaf Hospital, lupt"nal,l rJ GO. Tne Lecture Roo ns are newly inished, neat and cnnioria le, central tncaiily (u College Hall, W annt strec where stu will fad It convenient tu ca!i on their arrlval
 Iickels tor the aesSo he obtained oi the Dean laf the tacnr at his oi-c, No. ll3 Smith of Pot Cst. eivelani, Secretary of the Faculty, No. l33 Seventh street, near Fun. -ls JOHN KING, M. D., Dean.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
-, Ase'L "' EULER, ',n o,sv st s.',,.

d JULIEN J
 STATE OF CONNECTICUT LITcnFIELD CouxTY ss !
 Litchfed November 18th, A D 1858 E PON the petition of said Anci Fuller of Wal O rcn, pra, ing for therein set forth fot a divorce now pending before the Superior Court in and for litclteld County. tp be holden on the 4lh Tuesday of January, A. D. 1859 It appearing to and bcing found b. the subscribing authority that the said respondent is residing out f and is absent from this State, and gone to parts unknown There fore Ordered, That notice of the pendency of said petition be given to said respondent bv publishing this order in the Ltchield Enquirer newspaper printed in Litchiied in said County. six weeks sue cessively, commencing before the 24th day of Novembef. A. D. 1878. JOHN D PARK
 Judge of Superior Court for Litchfeld County
 3l 6t1
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
RICHARDS COD LIVER OIL JELLY.

fONTAIN1NG NINETY PER CENT. FUEL o COD LIVER OIL.
 The great remedy fer Coughs onstm ption Con stipation, and diseases of debility. t-s.-T
 As prpared his Is p,obrtiy Me best rersy ;a t' morI for Coughs; it acts like a charm in cases of kie standing, attended with debility while it remove the Cough it invigurates the system
 r $ yem remedy Consumption is now uhiversallv npoyedsw with success il, Chronic CoSsriPATfss al i hose other mpititu'iinous affections dependent depression of the vital poSels-the result of sedei. sny habits For particulars send for circulars l., ia sOOT & DAVENPORT WB, IlxALE AoEnTs 2t5 Fulton street. Sold at retail ly
 A. GusllMAN, Druggist Broadway and 22d street,
 N B. HARRIS Druggist 32O Canal street,
 J HIN MEAKIM. Druggist. 679 Broadway. s. tiis. .. ; And by Druggists throughout the country. 2i i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

NHE Court of Probate for the District of Litch- A field hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors tc the Estate Mrs hoHANEA FULLER. late of Warren, in said dis trict deceased in which to exhibit their claims for allowance and settlement. Those negecting to pre- sent their accounts within said time properly attest ed will be debarred recovery All persons inslebt- ed to sad estate are requested to make immediate payment to B. M. KELLOGG, Administrators,
 with the Will annexed
 Nov. 1s, 1s58 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

EW A. c. SMITH X Ca. have been appointed agents for the sale of DIR. JACOBS BirIERS They have been much liked wherever used-oyer 1000 bottles having been sold in New Haven alone during the last year. They are put up in pint bot ties for 25 cents. s. A. Spencer. young Druggist in New Haven, is the sole proprietor-he having purchased the receipt with the right to manufacture from distinguished New Englander
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

hISTRICT of Torrington s. Probate Court. A1 November 10th 1858
 Assigned Estate of ALBRO W. CoWLES, of Tor ringGnn, in said District
 Ordered. That Commissioners to receive and ex- anime the claims of the cred tors of said Estate he appointed at the Probate Office in Torrington e the "a day of December. 1858. at o'clock afternoon of which all persons in interest will take notce and appear, Ii they see cause, and be heard thereon.
 o1 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
WCLCOIT INsTIEUYE..

~a'HE Win;er s, ssi'n oE thS School com- mencrs NOVEHflR Sd, Iu continue T weeks A lew day pupils ean be teeelved.
 Tue Rector pre- tin' that II IS unnecessary to enu- merHe the aevautHges e ju, ed hs his nps fer inrel erHal and moral cnraifo'; "r pueh W hat tfJitS ~i he made by him and hs asssr"ni>. 10 ren iio tntru,ed Ia his care ioruugh aud hrcvupiish, n the s,,erat branches al pdntatn, uich ileir plans lie ,udr;,te as .ess,nsia
 Fer circulars, please a,itrcss
 D C. WRIGHT. Rector. LitcEfeld. Oct H. 1858 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
AEiENTS SEMINARY. AMENiA, DUToHEss Co.,, N. Y. nEArE AMH EENTATE

! REV .DENNlsON GAGE A. NJ, Principal A FIRST CLASS INSTITUTION very pleasant LA lJ located in rCmai kahly healthy n.ighbor- hood and with aers oi thofoue h aud experienced iea hels and tos terms, otels uAusual indictments to students
 Winter term l,egins Dec 1Gth, 1858. Fer circulars or information. address
 S01oll GEO. w. CENTER, Proprietor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
WITH OVER $2o,o0o

worth o goods on hand. and every facility to sell them low, we call the attention of merchants, manufacturers and all close buyers, pledging our selves to sell them at prices which defy competitor
 27-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
B STRICT of Ltehheld ss., Probate Court, No

hoAuiCI OI Lltchheld s., Probate Court, NC ny vem5er l7. lS58
 Estate of CHRIS OTHER WHEELER, of Ltch field ill said district deceased
 OIdered-That the Executors exhibit their admins traon aecant to this Court for adjustment, at the froOale Office in Litchfed on the 4th day of Decem beg. 1858, at 10 clock forenoon and that all per sons Interested in said estate may be notied there of the Executors will this order to be publish ed Tn newspaper printed in Litchfeld in Litchiield County and post copy thereof on the sign post in saia town of Ltchield nearest the last residence said deceased Certified from Record
 5i CHARLES ADAMS Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
ELM-PAE K COLLEGIATE
 E.V'SYETUT'E,

REV. JAMES RICHARDS. D. D.. Principal
 JAS RICHARDS JR., A. B., Teacher of Lan-
 guages and Mathematics.
 M LASLlEE.. A., Resident Teacher of
 French. G<IRCuLARS and Catalogues obtained of the SJ Principal
 f&A Winter Session commences on Tuesday, November 2i. Pupils received at any lime. LitcLtcld, Oct. 1 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

STUARTs SYRUP. at S C. B. BISHOP & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
HARRIsoN'S C0LUMB1AE
 HAIR DYE

SIZE ENLARGED, STYLE IMPROVED. h has doutle the quantity and strength of any other
 1t gives perfectly natural color. ii eeors every shade from light brown 10 jet bssk Its is easy and rapid.
 N is perfectly harmless to the skin. Its sffact is instantaneous and permanent. n e ths 6es qsickea cheapest and sa DYE mod. Ay- Directions for accompany each box. -GA frics--l ox q ;-2 O. q 60 ;--4 or. ss;-s O. s. . csas,. ,as M 'sss y A VI 1 Ei. :. lhnsysx~w, ApoLLOs W. HARRISON. 10 iSskh siA ..
 yMILADBtPHIA
 For sals by n H Richarde Iifchfseld. ElnorA & Weich Winstad
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
Read the following certificates:

Read the following certificates: NORFOLK, Nov. "A, 1858. Mr J Y. Cone:
 Dear Sir am using with great satisfaction the Vcsper Gas Light procured of you and have no hes- tatlon in recommending it as a Very economical Light fully equal to that of Coal Gas in briliancy and one with which nearly all will be pleased after trial 1t Is not troublesome to keep in order and regard It's Use as safe. ROBBINS BATTsLL.
 BROOKLYN, N. Y, Sept, 1858. 70 hhe Pesper Gas L,ght Co.
 It g ives me great pleasure to say that we have used one of the Vesper Gas Lights in our family for snme eight or nine months past, with unqualified satisfaction.
 We have the city gas in part of the house, and therefore have a fair opportunity to compare the two The Brooklyn City Gas is unusually brilliant. and the Vesper Light is very nearly equal t. it. It is fully equal to the ordinary Gas light of our cities in general
 From its construction we consider it rerfectly safe we regard it with great favor, most on accpnnt of it's cheapntss and as great nvenience Itstle- all the praise that has been bestowed upon it
 WILLIAM W. HOLLOWAY,
 Pastor of Lee Avenue Church, Brooklyn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

\ T is equal to COAL GAS in briliiancy and beau. N ty of Fixtures.
 No Machinery, Meter. Piping Of Houses No Explosion, Trimming of Wick or Breaking of Chim. neys.
 It is Self Generator and Motor. mingling one part of Carbon Gas with twelve parts of Air before burning.
 It costs one-half less thsn Coal Gas. It costs third the price of Coal Oil
 1t Costs one fourth the price of Burning Fluid. It is the most perfect substitute for Coal Cas-
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
NOtice.

A IL persons in Sharon liable to pay Town Tax "A on the list of 1857. of ten cents on the dollar are hereby notified that will meet them to receive said Taxes at the Town Hall. in said Sharon, on Monday the 27th day of December 1S5S at O clock in the forenoon ERAsTUs A. DENYING. Collector
 g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

slEl t. B. BISHOP CO.,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

0ANTE CURRENTS, Dried citren and valen. I ~ cia Raisins, at F. D. MCNEIL s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
TO THE BLESSED MEMORY OF

A. J. DOW MING, THIS BOOK IS DEDICATED IN LOVE AND GRATEFC REMEMBRANCE BY THE AUTHOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

GY" Sec Advertisement of Dr. SANFoRDs LIVER INvIGokATER.' '
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02
Vesper Gas Light.

LEyERITr BIsIlOl
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-12-02

A T Probate Court holden at Winchester within "A and for the District of Winchester on the 27th day of November A. D. lS5S
 J,r,x D,x
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

TuE NEXT PRESIDENCY. Mr.. Crittcnlcn
in his speech at Cincinnati, on Saturday
week. said he thought there could not lie
much Of :. contest which i preparing for the
future wien the people shall again chcosc II
President. Not much Of cOHiC''. thirs,
said he, with Frodi.joua grin which brought
down the crowd. &" An administration that
higgins by spending Sl7 eco 600 of S'"rInS,
spends $50 900 600 more Of treasury notes
IN addition at the start, bpfiows so 600 eco
during its first year, and fDotS up at the cN
rt"Tlion of Il year. an expenditure "E $50
0n0,0uo with estimates Of 5 100 00 ,00t for
the next year, cant stand lomg in the favor
of the people He would frankly admit
That Mr.. Buchanan came 10 the Presidency
at an urlucI:v timc, and hc had an uuIlicky
time os ii. The cunntry lad suffered great
financial distress: COlaiacrce was dcplc SGD
and it was sumewlllt owing to these caIani-
ties that the deficiency in the rmJluma
cNchcqucr exists. Bat still the Almnl5ira
ton is chargcabc with cAtiavaeaucc, and
the inevitable consequence. il u great nau)al
debt. When it is remembered that the adj
lcinlStration Of lhc Younger Adams WAS dc
nouHccd AS cNtraya@ant when the entire cX
pcndliilrc for f0HJ' vcaIS waSOnly 81 UGUEUO
and that Of jackson whose hill of costs for Il
similar period was SlDOO0O coo, what will
be the couCusun Of the American people
when they consider ! lGOGCOG 600 expended
10y the buchanan. Administrator in sin
Gle year 1t Is cn ugh to make the people
study seriously.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03
Che nlarkrts.
El.kToN MARKET.
ERcporicd bY II. s. Sites.

ELKroN. July ), 1873.
Red Wheat Sl.O0, White do. $500
Corn, CT, white 81; Oats 50; Potatoes - ;
Nails, 81 %; Peruvian Guano A. NO
|, Sj5; Mexican do $2i OO Columbian do
S3S 90: RceSe's Manipulated Guano, So 90:
De Burg Super Phosphate SIS 90; Plaster
%; G. A. Sale 81 3714: IIcrrings, per hbl.,
$3.50: n. &. trimmed Shad, per half Jbl.
500: Timothy Seed per bush. <. 80, Clover
seed $4,jO.
BALTIMORE, July ond.-Good TO prime
red wheat s .03 to s .O5, prime white wheat
Sl.0S to Sl.2O. Corn both white and vel
low Il to - cents. Rye IS cents. Oats 80
to II cents. according to quality. Flour
Howard street, Extra 81 % to $4,37t
WuMl NGToN, July 2nd. -Wheat Sl.00
Corn IS cts; Oats So; Flour 81 5.-Jo~rnoi.
PHILADELPHIA, July lst.-Whcat rcd
% cts TO S 05 white Ito to lis; Com IS
cents; Oats 10 cents: Flour $4.:25 to $G.331.
TIE pnILApELpuM CATTLE, MARKET June
2S.-The Cattle Market yesterday was quite
brisk. but prices declined shade, particular
ly upon poor and midlling stock. The
prices ranged from to DC. per ID. The de-
mand for Sheep was very good, but prices
remain about the same us last quoted, rang
ing from 81 to 4 u each according to
quality. Tho sale of Cows ranged from $50
to Is for mich COWS, and lj to so for dry
cows.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1858-07-03

Jy~ru ,,v ~ N,pvt ,s-D MN .x,
Wnv,y TArprn Avn Fr,rnrp,n ~.
Slave own, rs Of Kent coTr,v Ma have Win.
in a vcar or two sufI;,rd hcayv ,oss"s hy Tho thc
runninr o0'or slayrs NOT lc,. tb,n S;xtr
having csc,ned in lg5G and I,,o, .,,nho,.
since These my,t,rious cscanps created M
Iit,le cycitrm,nt Some fvn year. o.n =
slave brl5nrinr 70 DR. DaviJs1n If Onccn
Auuc's county, ran a,v,v hrt v.ae ,rrr,.
heodcd in Delaware and returned to his
master. \ forced pass or certificate Of
freedom. il is stated, WAS f,und unon linn
evidently disguised. which he sratrd was
furnished, him BIZ a man nam,d lanes /.
Bowers, Of Kent county, and who was well
known To entertain strong anti slavery senti
mcnts, Bowers was subsequently arrested
and tried. but for want Of sufficient cyldcncc
was acquitted Since then s,.s,lcion has
been directed against him. f. ON the fact that
his immediate uciahbuihood suffered to a
consilcra Die extent from the loss Of this kind
OF property. and on Wednesday niaht of last
week numb T. Of citizens, setting all f,lms
Of law at defiance, proceeded to lis residence
and larr,L and fyrthcrrd him The rartcu-
.alS arc given in the Kent News. as follows
From ten to thirty persons were engaged
in it, one of whom succeeded in drcoviug Mr..
Bowers from his house between the hours of
10 and II O'Clock, by pretending to have
broken his carriage, which required assistance
to mend it. Upon Mr.. B'S arrival at the
road, (Which is DISSENT about one humllcd
ya'ds from his house, he was seized and
secured 10y the party who quickly proceeded
to place him IN carriage To b. conveyed to
place previously selected for the purpose
His screams were soon heard by his wife,
who immediately started TO tic place from
whence they proceeded, and came mp with
the party before they had carried OFT her
hush md. Her fears for his safety were
pal tally relieved on being told that he
would receive no personal violence, but that
they intended to take him to .iai! gor some
offence nc had committed. Mrs. Bowers re.
TUNED home whilst the posse carried him to
woods some halt mile slant, where he
was stripped tarrod and ltathcrcd and a(tci
promising to leave the State within twenty.
lonr hours he was permitted to depart.
They then went TO the houSe Of free negro
named Butler and inquired if a certain negro
| woman named Tilisoa was there. TO h'S
question he promptly responded no. The
house WAS then entered and the individual
found, whcrcupon they administered to him
severe ilogglnS. The woman, who has a
strong Infusion Of the AnGlO-SaXun, was taken
some distance from the house, and the upper
| portion of her person subjected 20 similar
| application oetar and feathers. This woman,
| 1t is alleged, lives in Cecil, and for several
years has frequently visited almost every
section Of the country without any ostensihlr