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Groceries! GrOcerieS!!

THE subscriber having purchased the Gro-
L Gerry Establishment hitherto owned by
Mr.. Louis Adams, opposite tho Court
House, and
ONE DOOR SOUTH or THE CITIZENS BANK.
is prepared to sell at this wsllknownstand.
WHOLESALE OR RETAIL,
sgood quality Of everything in the Grocery
on VERY FAVORABLE TERMS.
n RosENTHAL.
PixplAv, o. Hstshis, IUe.
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1.-The principal rcgu
body; and when II,
,ionS well. the pow.
lfnlly developed. -
dependent on tho
Liver for the proper
Functions: when the
1.-The bowels are ~,
system system suf
uf one organ - the
10 do its duty. For
organ, one ofthc pro
his study. In a prac.
twenty years. to find
with tu cOunterac,
ments to which it is
remedy is At last
troubled with LrvgR
its forms, has but to
viction IL certain.
all morbid or bad
TEN, supplying in
dow OF bile, inviGo.
,causing food tn di.
riIE BLOOD, giving
the whole machine
cause OF tho disease
cure.
Cured, AND. WHAT Is
1.-The occasional use oi
AToR.
ng is sufficient to re
and pre- vent the food
ling.
before retiring, pre-
At night loosens the
cures CosTIvESEss.
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER
- OF co URT.-On the 18th day OF August,
1859, ut one O'Clock p. M, on the premises, al
the late residence OF Simon II. Mansfield, de-
ty, Ohio; will be sold to the highest bidder, the
following real estate. rs the property OF Simon
II. Mansfield, deceased, towit: The north hall
OF the East half of the South. East quarter OF
section nineteen in township two, South of
less. FREQ from inoumbrance, the said widow
having by petition elected to take her reason.
able dover In money out Of the proceeds of the
sale, instead ofland by notes and bonds.
Appraised at $1,000.
TEKMs.- One-third Of the purchase money in
hand on the day Of sale, and the residue in one
and two years, with interest from day OF sale
TO be secured BY mortgage on said premises.
SAMUEL r. PHILLIPS, Administrator.
oNEAL 4 BLAoKsoRD, Atorneys.
July 7, l8S9.-l5t.
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Secretary Of States 06ics,
COLUMBUS, April 7, 1889.
thereby certify, that tho foregoing joint TO-
solution ''relative to an amendment u the Con
stitution, providing for annual sessions OF the
General Assembly" 10 u truo copy from the
original roll on lle in this ONCE.
A. =. RUSSELL. Secretary ot State.
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AFFLICTED READ!


DHILADELPIIA MEDICAL HOUSE
II Established twenty-five wears ago by DR.,
kINKELIN, corner Of Third and Union streets,
Philadelphia, Pen sylvania.
TWENTY-FIVE YEARS
Experis once has rendered Or. X. most sue.
cessfil practitioner III the cure of all diseases
ut n private nature; manhood's debility, rs nm
impeachment to marriage; nervous and sexual
inhrmities. diseases of the skin, and those
arising from abuse Of mercury.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
There is an evil habit scne times induIged In
by boys. in solitude. oSen growing up with
them To msnhOoi; aIh which, II not refhrmed
in due time, not only begets serious obst acleS
to matrimonial happiness, but gives rise to .
series OF profraoied, insidious and devastating
affections.
practice are aware Of the conseq quences, until
they find the nervous system shattered, feel
strange and unaccountable sensations, and
vague fears in the mind. tSee pages q, 20, ~.
Of Or. ks book on Sell. preservation"
Tho unfortunate thus affected becomes fec.
BILE, 10 unable TO labor with accustomed vigor,
or TO apply his mind TO study; his step 10 tardy
and weak; he Is dull, irresolute. and engages
| even In his sports with less energy than usual.
Ifhe emancipates himself before the prae-
tice has done its worst, and enter matrlmony,
his marriage IL unfruitful, and his sense tells
| him that this is caused by his early follies.-
ken the attention OF all who are similarly stu.
ated.
REMEMBER.
lie who places himself under DR.. KINKELIN'8
treatment may regously confde in his honor
as n gentleman, and rely upon tho assurance,
that the secrets OF DR.. KS patients will never
] be disclosed.
| Young man-let no false modesty deter you
from making your case known u one, who.
from education and respectability, oan Ger.
| hAfrlAnd
DR.. KINKELlN'S residence has been for the
last twenty two years at the Northwest cor.
ner Of THIRD AND UNION STREETS, Phila.
delpha. Pennsylvania.
PATIENTS AT A DISTANCE
Can have tby stating their case explicitly, to.
gether with all their symptoms, per letter, en-.
closing a remittance) DR.. X s medlc cine, appro.
priated accordingly.
Forwarded to any part OF the United States,
and pocked secure from DAMAGE or CURl0S.
ITY, by mail or express.
READ! YOUTH AND MANHOOD!!
A VIooRous LIYE OR a PREMATURE DEATH, KIN.
| KELIS on SELF PREsERvATIoE-
ONLY 25 CENTS.
Letters containing that value In stamps, will
ensure u copy, per return ofmail.
GRATIS! GRATIS!! GRATIS!!
Il ires GIFT to aR
MISERY RELIEVED.
Natures Guide,"-a now and popular
work, full of valuable advice and impressive
warning, alike calculated to prevent years OF
misery, and save thousands Of lives, 10 distri.
butod without charge, and forwarded by mail,
re'paid to any Postoihce In the United States,
on receiving an order enclosing two postage
stamps. tDecember "a, l85S.-ly
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Terrible Mortality of Consumption

Lr. Churchill again saws -" The time triH
come. ,chsn Con'umption. INSTEAD of dipIg, az IL
ro,c does oSE.slxrii or rus wuoLE IrMAS RACE
and more than ONE.HALf or ALL THE ADULT
POPULATION fmost eiriiissd communities WILL
pwIspLE powS TO Az INSIGNIFICANT ITEM iS Tnt
CAUSES oP MORTALITY.
II am ANXIOUS that the HYPOPHOSPHlTEs
should he brought. As SPEEDILY AZ POSSIBLE.
into UNIVERSAL use. ys know that they Nlll
prove not only AS SURE \ REMEDY IN CON.
SUMPTION as QClNlNE l. lN lNrEkMir
REPRESENTATIVES. AS VACCINATION ~ MALL
POX."
1t is of the utmost Importance that this Rem.
edv be prescribed in It's purcst state, for unlcs,
IL be go IL is not only
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MRS. RoBlNsoN'S CERTIFICATE.
VgRSos, Trumbnll county,

May LIST, 1865.
This certiies that have been in very poor
health for years, and found little or no relief
after employing number OF physicians. Ny
disease was Prolapsis Uteria. had been re-
duced by that and Flouor Albus until had be
come ulCeerated to considerable extent. BY
the advice of DR.. q. W. Bushnell ! procured
and took six bottles Of MarShalls Uterine Ca.
which enabled me TO attend TO my
husband In his last sickness until he died
which was about u year since. | have tax en-
three bottles since his death, which have made
mo able to labor and support my family OF
three children. II is the only thing that has
mitigatsd my suffering, for which | feel very
grateful. MARY Il. ROBINSON.
The Catholicon is for sale by
II. 8. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
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TCes Tce!! ICe!!!


rTNHE Undersigned have large quantity OF
J. THE BEST QUALITY Office,
Which they are selling NJ the Low RATE OF ONE
CENT PER POUND, in tho North corner Of Colts
Block. FLAISlG 4 MILLER.
FNDLAY, Ohio, July q. l'59.-(3w
Missamore, OF the state oi
IN California, will take notice that s. Il p.
Cariin, Of the county OF Hancock, and state oi
Ohio, did. on the llth day OF July, 1859, in pur.
suanoe OF the requirements OF the statute, pro.
cure Of the Judge of the Court OF Common
Pleas in and for said county. In vacation, an
order, requiring the said Peter Missamore TO
show cause by tho hrst day of October, 1859,
before said Court, why the judgment hereto-
fore recovered In said Court 1T It's March term.
1858, wherein Squire Carlin and Parlee Carlin,
In trade under the arm name offs. 4 p Carlin,
against the said Peter Missam0re,
Defenda,t, Tor t573,60 debt, and st4,27 costs OF
suit, (on which partial payment has been
made) should not bo revived.
L,r.l-a- y. Il p. CARLIA, ,.
BY o'YfAL l. BLAerrosD. their Attorneys.
July -, ie6y.At6W
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Useless but Dangerous!

OseltSb uuL oduS CiUuS'
Especially II there be any Iron, Free Lime.
Carbonate Of ~oda, &c, &c, contained IN It rs
is the case in u great majority Oi tie Salts sold
as Hopophosphtes. DR.. Churchill says:-."Nu
other drug "r medicine should be- combined
with them, or taken at the same time -
Be sure to purchase Winchesters Genuine
Preparation, which is certified by DR.. James Il.
Chiffon, to be properly made and chemically
pure" Ny fac siini!e signature is upon every
bottle.
IN order to bring knowledge of this Great
est Medical Discovery ni the Age tn every Con
sumptive sufferer N America, have deter
mined to publish
DIR. ChurchIil's Work Oh Consumption,
Gratis, 10 every sufferer who will write "r send
for the stme, inrloslnh twelve cents ~ stamps.
to cover the expense Of postaees. 1t viii be
ready in few weeks.
81 Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for
s.. with full directions fur use. Write fnr CIR
culars and the BOOK. which will give RELl
ABLE IMPORTATION and save from ali I"sSi'
bity Of deception. Sold whulest te at tho
LOWEST DIscOcST FOR CASH, at the Sole General
Depot in the United States. hv
J. WINCHESTER.
American aud Foreign Agency,
80 JOINS STREET, New luEx.
ta- For sale by
ISRAEL GREEN Druggist,
FIsDLAY, Ohio.
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NICHOLAS YIANTMAN's Es'rATE.--
IN Notice is hereby given. that tho sub.
scriber has been appointed and qualified as
Administrator with the will annexed, on the
estate OF Nicholas Hartman, late Of jackson
township, Hancock county. Ohio, deceased.
BENJAMIN r. JONES,
Administrator tpitA As tcM asasred.
July l6. l659.-TSW
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THE SPRING TERM

Will commence March ninaieonth, and contn.
Nc fourteen weeks. The branches taught VIII
be the same rs in tho Winter Term, with the
exception of Mechanical Philosophy, Rhetoric
and Logic, instead of which will DO taught Bot.
any, Astronomy and Mental Philosophy. The
I7 ate Of Tuit1o on ,
Per quarter Of eleven weeks, is AS follows:-
Common Branches and Natural Sciences 800:
Higher Mathematics, Metaphysics and Ian
guages. $500: and for the longer terms, at the
same rate. In proportion To- the time.
The tuition fee will be expected in ddrdnes.
and required, in AL cases, by the close OF the
term.
At the close Of the Fall Term, will be held
under the auspices OF the "Sencca County
Tea chnra' hssociutipn."
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SPECIFIC REMEDY FOR CONSUMPTION.

DR.. Churchill says:-"ls 80 sIS0LI INSTANCE
nav. rouSp THE R.NEpY FAiL TO PRODUCE Ev
xRYTniSG THAT REASONABLY Rs EXPECTED FROM 1T
IN most instances the benefit derived from 1t has
FAR EXCEEDED what could, at first, have
heen hoped for. wnrS TAXING iSrO Acc"rNr rnr
DEGREE ASD EXTENT OF THE iSJuRY SUSTAINED BN
rHg LUNGS PREVIOUSLY TO rnE Use OF TUE RENE
ny. Out nf Twenty-Five
cases in the third or last stage, treated AT IN,
Dispenssry during tie past year, Eidur Raw
COMPLETELY RECOVERED. eight have died. and
six are stl under treatment. SUCH \ RE-
suit Is ALTOGErAER UNPARALLELED IN
ITur lN\AIs ms MEnlCINEr
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Funor rails.

WTE have procured an excellent Hearse,
w and will, therefore, bo enabled heresi.
ter not only To make collins, but also 70 4ttOnd
funerals on the shortest notice.
NO CHARGE
viii he made for attending funerals, and salts
faction will bo warranted, both as 1t regards
tho style and price OF collins.
Don't forget tho place, one door East of
Henderson's block, on tho South side of Rail.
road street. G. W. PARKER,
j. II. CLARK.
FRpLAY, July Is, December 20, 1850 1889.
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Seneca County Academy,
LOCATED AT
REpuBLIc, SENECA COUNTY, OHIO.

TTyHIS INSTITU rION is pleasantly and health.
fully located and is furnished with Appa
rains and other facilities for giving at orough
instruction.
Il HE FALL Il f Il NJ
OF this Institution. for the year 1859, will com
mence August fifteenth, and continue eleven
weeks. During this term the following branch
os will bo taught Reading. Penmanship, Book
Keeping, Geography. Grammar, Natural Phi
l"snphy, Chemistry, Arithmetic. ALGEBRA. &c.
ometry. Trigonometry, surveying. Analytical
Geometry, Latin. Greek and German.
Fort the benefit cf Teachers. special attention
will no givon to tho common branches.
II II f WIN L f. r Il Err M
win commence November twenty.hrst, and
continue nfteen weeks. Tho branches taught
will bo the same as above, with tho exception
of Chemistry. Surveying and Analytical Geom'
etry, In place Of which will he taught Rhc'
toric, Logic, Mechanical Philosophy and the
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NO CHARGE
Notice..

TIME subscriber having been qualified as As
i slgnee of David Dixon, under u statute
passed April 9Th, 1859, entitled IAN act regu.
iating the ninde of administering assignments
in trust for the beneht of creditors" all per-
sons having claims against the said Assignor
are hereby notified To present the same for set,
tlement within the time prescribed by said
statute, and those indebted are required TO pay
forthwith. ID. 6TANSBURY.
July oath, lS59-T3W.
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DLAEKS OF ALL KINDS,
ID Dust printed and Tor sale
At TIE JHyvuas0srAS oyy,oa.
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HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
PHILADELPHIA.

A Bsnsroisnt Institution. established by special IN
dorrtnf for the rsii,T Of The sick and disfrssssd,
afflicted trifh Yiruient and Epidemic diisasss.
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NeHSIuI u hBtIIE IUI OHTU
Also by
A.LANGwoRTHY, Findlay;
ISRAEL GREEN, "
HIPKlNS & CO., Gilboa;
WI. HELLER& CO., Van Buren,
sCHROCK d CORBIN, vanlue
@. S. MOSHER, Arlington;
B. B. BARNEY q CO., McComb.
NJ. s. HAMLIN, Mt. Blanchard,
August l3 lS58,-Tly
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The LIVER is one OF
lators of tho human
performs its func. a
erS Of the system are 4
The stomach is almost a
healthy action OF tho y
performance " its
stomach is at fault, =
fault. and tho whole =
fers In consequence A
LIVER having ceased Z
the diseases Of that 4
prietors has made II y
tice Of more thank
some remedy where y
the many derangc :
liable, .
To prove that this =
found, any person =
COMPLAINT, In any oi 2
try a bottle. and con
These Gums removc
matter from the sys :
their place a health, :
rating the stomach. n
gcSt well, PURIFYING :
/ tone and health top
Try, removing I he =
-etfecting a radical :
DILIOUs ATTACKS are
BETTER. PREVENTED by
the LIVER ISvIGoR :,
One duse after eat, =
lieve the stomach. Z
from rising and sour Z
| Only one dose taker,a
vents NIGnrMARr. q
Only one dnse taken 4
bowels gently, and =
One dose taken az :
cure DYSPEPSIA. :
i" One dose OF two :
ways relieve SIcKis
One bottle taken for ,
removes the cause ni 4
makes ncrtect
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Experi9nc has rendered Or. X. a most sue.
cessfnl practitioner III the cure of all diseases
ui n privaIe nature; manhood's debility, rs Rn
lmpedment To marriage; nervous and sexual
infrmities, diseases of the skin, and those
arising from abuse OF mercurr.
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nHILADELPIIIA MEDICAL HOUSE
Established twenty-five wears ago by DR..
kINKELIN, corner Of Third and Union streets,
philAdeinlIin Pen. RNlvAnln.
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EFT BORDERS. otevery variety, ut
HENDERSON h SONS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27
For the Ltchfeld Enquirer.
THE WINSTED FAIR.



Friend Hun,phrey.-A brief account OF our ;'nnu-
al Cattle Show and Fair, which was held ON We'd
ncslay Thursday and Friday of last week Oh the
grounds lately purchased Tor that purpose, may not
be uninterestlng seine Of the numerous readers
Ut the Enquirer,
The Grcenwoods Agricultural Park" as it Ii
called, is beautifully situated ON the meadow be
tween the two villages the location is central, ac
cou,nodating about equally both our own citizelis
and those who come IRON the ncighboring towns
The Park, occupying about Is acres, is surrounded
by high fence and within the Enclosure there are
buildings for the exhibition Of articles brought to
this air-stalls for stocka half mile trottihg track
and number Of tcnts, within some Of which the
most wonderful sights are to be seen, if they who
speak in their praise to lie believed, while with
in otheIs the wants Of the inner nan are supplied
at short notice.
Wednesday, the opening day, dawned bright and
Geld during the forenoon our streets were filled
with CATTLE &c, which were being driven to the
place of exhibition-With vehicles of every de-
;criptcn carrying agricultu raj and horticultural
products, and articles of domestic manufacture to
to the Fair and with people hastenins thithcr,
anxious to improve the opportunity which fine
day offered them to what has to be seen. The
most noticeable sight of the morning was a team
consisting Of between so and 40 pairs OF oxen which
came floln some Of the neighboIiIg towns. The
day was devoted principally to the exhibition OF
CATTLE which should judge very fine one
In the afternoon horses we're driven the track.
and several 81 rited trials of speed took place. The
number of persons on the ground was not very
large.
Thursday, the second dry, was colder than We'd
nesday in the morning the hills were quite white
with snow strong North westerly wind blew all
day, SO that it was very uncomfortable to remain
in the open air for long time. Every one that
came to the cxh ibiticn was well provided with
shaws ovcrcoas &c, however, the sun slone bright
ly nearly all day, and large number of persons
visited the ground The day was devoted chiefly to
the exhibition Of horses, and some very fine
ones among the many that were displayed the
beautiful pair belonging to Mr.. J. I. Rockwell of
Winsted, elected universal admiration. In the af-
ternoon saw some very fine trotting. Among the
fast horses, those which were especially noticeable
were owned by Messrs. Dudley, Squres and L.
futile of Winsted, and Mr. w. NJ. Hungerford of
Wolcottville. But the track, while it is much bet
ter than we could have expected it would be, ccn-
siderng tho short time that has elapsed since the
ground was purchased, yet in unfinished
state so that no fast time could be made on it,
Next year we shall have a fine one.
Friday, the last day, much colder than the
, two preceding days. Indeed it was uncomforta.
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SUPERIOR COURT.
SEPTEMBER TERM.
Hon. o. S. SEYMOUR, Judge.

Hon. o. S. SEYMOUR, Judge.
State vs.. Curtis Dart.-Prosecution for the muir
der of Mrs. Lorana Wood, of Warren, in July last.
Verdict Of murder in the I'd degree, and Sentence
States Prison for life. For State, Sedgwick and
Graves. For Prisoner, Hubbard and Ransom
The case will be carried up to the Supreme Court
Of Errors, on motion for new trial, by the D.fen-
daut's Attorneys. Chief Justice storrs presided
during the trial.
State VS.. Ebenezer Osborne. Action for arson
burning dwelling and barn. For State, Sstawick
and Graves. For Defendant, Chapman of Hartford
Sanford, orion, and Hickok. Case on. This is the
last case on the docket for this term.
The November Term will commence on Tuesday
next, Nov. I'd with McCurdy (probably) Judge.
We have been requested to state, that in the
"a of Mangham VS., Barnes, the Jury stood at FIRST
eight for the plaintiff, and three for defendant, and
Que blank. At another ballot, eleven to one. n
s,ate before for the defendant and faally six tc
xix att
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Z" Seth p Beers, offered to loan the meeting
$4,000 on the spot, e. what % some said would be
sufficient to build the Naugatuck branch ~ when
it SO happens that Mr. Beers not present at the
meeting ut al-JA out town and out Of the Stat
at the time!
expressed then his entire and hearty appreciation
OF the project. Poor Tommy-we advise him to re-
turn to the husks he gathered last week at that
town fur and let our railroad alone new Jail
would undoubtedly be an ornament and a blessing
to Winsted, but if the Hsraman has to remain
out of doors until is built there, fear 'poor
Tom will be long a coll.'' sEts
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1859-10-27
DIED.

In this village, on the 10th inst. Mrs Dency
Plumb, widow Of the late Samuel B. Plumb aged
10 years.
III this village on the Goth inst CHARLES Free
man, aged 40. The deceased had recently returned
to this his native village, after several years resi-
dcnce in Africa where his health became impaired
In this town (Northlelh Society an infant child
of George Barnes, aged about I. III months
In Cornwall October 18th S. Ella, only daughter
of Orlando and Sarah A. Perkins, aged , years 8
months and IL days.
Sadly we leave her mortal frame
In the quiet nook by the vending stream,
And desolate now will be the home
Whence our darling child has forever gone,
But beyond the vale, there's brighter home,
Where Christ invites us all to come
He's taken our treasure to the mansion He's given
And says g Of such, is the Kingdom of Heaven
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BY HIS EXCELLENCY.
WILLIAM A. BUCK ING IA NJ,
GOVERNOR OF THE STATE CT CONNECTICUT

GOVERNOR OF THE STATE CT CONNECTICUT
A PROCLAMATION.
The ingathcr;ug Of abundant harvests, the
continuance OF general health and peace and
the preservation. of our civil and religious lib
crty, remind US of Our obligations to God, and
Of Il custom early established by which our fla
thcrs publicly manifested their gratitude to
him.
For the purpose of prrpctuating practice
SO esninently proper, hereby recommend the
people of this commonwealth to recall the
manif, I | temporal blessings with which God
has crowned the labor Of their hands. and the
spiritual blessings which they have received
through the riches Of his grace and on
THURSDAY, the taccntyfourM day Of Norember
ucrt, gather around the festal board, make
distribution from their abundance to supply
the necessities of the poor, and in public as
eemblies offer with faith such sacrifices Of
Thanksgiving and Praise to Almighty God as
may be acceptable unto him, through tue me-
its and mediation of his SON.
f~, Given under my hand and the sal
LIS. of the State, at the city of Norw oh
'~' this, the eighteenth day of October,
in tAe year Of our Lord ore thousand eight
hundred and City and Of the ndepcn
aence Of the United States the eighty fourth.
WIN. A. BUCKINGHAM.
BY His Excellency's command,
JOHN BoYD, Secretary of State.
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eT" The most stirring news of the week has I'M
ouestionably been the Instruction at larper's Fer
ry. 1t may be interesting to our readers to know
that Ossawatomie BROW NJ the principal hero in
the drama was native Of Torrington, where re-
cord of his birth is found in the Town Register,
showing him to be about G3 years of age, as he
says. He is nephew of the late Dca John Brown
of N. Hartf I'd man famed for his piety and theo-
logical learning and in his boyhooj. attended the
Morris Academy, then under the tuiticn of the Rev.
H. L. Vail. 1t is recollected of him that he was a
by of fine principles. but of strong desire to go
vern. 1t is told of him, that having brother
younger than himself, whom he considered in a bad
way. he complained to his instructor that he
needed little discipline. which the boy dsind
ned to allow him to execute, and which he begged
might be properly administered at the ropes end
Alas j! John is now likely destined to receive the
correction he desired for his brother.