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FURIous,-The wind.

TUE Agricultural College at Morgantown
has completed its first term. Its officers an
nounce the Institution to be in lourishing
condition with flattering attendance.
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Pun. Doc. Hon. Geo. V. Lawrence, OF the
House of Representatives, has our thanks for
numerous Interesting and important public
documents.
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,I1HIs 1910 give NOTICE.

That on the a3rd day OF November. 4. D.,
1867. a Warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued
against the Estate of WENMAE WADE, Of Per-
Pennsylvania, who has been adjudged
Bankrupt on his own petition: that. tho
payment of any debts and delivery Of any
property belonging to such Bankrupt, to
him, or for hiS use and the transfer Of any
property by him are forbidden by Law;
that meeting of the Creditors of the said
bankrupt, to prove their Debts, and to choose
one or more Assignees of his Estate, will be held
at u Court Of Bankruptcy, To be holden mt the
Court House, in Waynesburg,p Greene cOunfy,
Pennsylvania beforeJoscph u. ,Donley,d gis.
ter, on the I'M DAY OF ia SUARY. "A. 3D. is6s at
o'clock, p. m. THOMAS a. ROWLEY; ~
.l24sH Pei f'a sr 'b' ierrlrra u. y. Marshal.
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Losr.-A paint brush, large size, on the
pike between the toll gate and Ely's The
finder returning it to this Office will be paid
for trouble incurred.
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Plrrspuno Almanacs for 1865, at Days Book
Store.
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COMING ~ TowS-All the time. That rak
ed coal from Tsn Mile Works.
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STILL ~ MoroS-And kept moving. The
choice coal at Ten Mile Works,
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RANDOLPH-HUSTON-Oc Oct 3lst 1867
by Rev. J G. Goglev. Mr.. Thomas Randolph
and Miss Cynthia Huston both of Greene Co
Pa
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The latest arriya-Thc cheapest Goods, by
odds, yet offered. Enquire at L. X, Evans
Store.
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ALL the new Books, at Publishers, prices at
DAYS Book Store.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, December 7.--Beef Cattle dull and
nominal: Live Hogs active at e6.3597, ,l6 for com
u1on to choice, .feov
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FALL.-Robert, son Of Mr.. Thomas Bad
Icy, fell on Monday last aud hurt himself Sc
Yel0lY. - L.. h ~. ..o.. n ~. n
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HoARsE! = Everybody

DARY's for 1868, forty styles, at Day Book
Store.
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M,GSouA WArER-A delightful toilet arti-
,cle-supcrilr 10 Cologne and at halfthc price;
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You may blame Andy johnson for our scare
ity ofnews and general matter this week.
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aMaryisd.

NOTICES Of Marriages and Deaths inserted free
ba all 7iiJutps of Respect and Obituaries charge,
eight cents line. The money must be adcanced 4
secure their Insertion.
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THE RIVERSIDE INSTITUTE,

Situate at Riverside Burlington County, New
Jersey Ia founded for the purpose OF ggatuit-
ously educating the sons Of deceased Soldiers
and Seamen OF the United States.
The Board Of Trustees consists of the follow
New Jersey - 1915.
Hon. VIM. B. MANN, -.
District Attorney, Philadelphia, Pa.
Hon. LEWIS II, fBR00MALI4 Ek-ChIef Coiner
u. s. Mint. and Recorder Of Deeds, Phila Pa
Hon. JAS. NJ. SCOVEL, New jersey
hon. W. w! WARE, New. Jersey. r.......
HENRY GORMAN, ESD, ~.
Agent Adams Express, Phila. Pa.
j. L. CoE, Esq, OF Joy, coe & Co., Philadelphia
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Buy your Paper and Envelopes at Day
Book Store,
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The Association have oppointed rs Receivers,
Messrs. Geo. A. Cooke Il Co., % South Third
Street. Philadelphia, whose well known integ-
rity and business experience will be q sufficient
guarantee thai the money entrusted TO them
willbepyogptly appledto thspuypose st9teds
z iii y 4 III Il GT r1Inl
PHILAEELPHTA, May o. 1867.
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a L S q

At the same time and plarc,f SO much Of that
square Of lots numbered 49, 50 and 81, as remains
after tax ing off what was sold to Dawson Adams
by the said Robert Adams, inllis lifetime. tp
wit: Beginning on the corner Of Franklin street
thence along Morris street about one hundrad
and twenty feet to line OF said Dawson Adans,
Themes along said line about one hundred and
eighty feet to Fruit alley, thonce by xauo about
one hundred and twenty feet to franklin street,
thence along same about one hundred ana
ei0iYtv feet To beuinnin0 TIstI VI r.. ,-f.l ~ ..
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aalavksts9
pYrrsBURGH NARHETs.s :

MONDAY, Dec. 0, 1857.
Dealers generally, are endeavoring to keep
down stocks, and this tends to retard business
and restrict operations,
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HoLIDAY Books, in great variety, at Days
Book Store. ''''''' ae
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-qoJAnss sAoKLIxi Coroner, succeeds to th,
Shriexsltyr lie u Republican. ~ '7fo
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KLINE-HOUSE-N 10th. 1867, BY th'
same Mr. Jacob Kline to Miss Rachel Hous
both of Jefferson Pa.
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alcw Adrtrtissments.

WM. BISGH,M, JR., 81 FfM Street. Pitts,
bmgh, is the authorised agent for the RhpupLlcAS.
in that city.
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,rHIs TO GIVE NOTICE,

That on. the 23rd day OF November, A. n,
1857, n Warrant in Bankruptcy was Issued
against the Estate OF OHIO WADE, OF Perry
Pennsylvania, who has been adiudgei 4 i'ank-.
rupt on his own petition that the payment of
any debts and delivery Of any propefty belong.
ING to such Bankrupt, to him, or for his use, and
the transfer OF any property by him are forbid
den by Law; that a meeting of tho Creditors OF
the said Bankrupt, to prove their d bits, and TO
choose one or more Assignecs of his Estate, win
be held at Il Court OF Bankruptcy, to be holden
at the Court House, in Waynesburg, Greene
Register on the srH DAY or JANUARY, A. b.
| 1868, at o'clock, p. m: y5.-g :. H.
THOMAS A. ROWLEY,
| l2:i-it u. s. Marshal.
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I IsT OF GRAND JURORS DRAWN FOR
/ DECEMBER TERM, 1857.
LIST OF PETIT JURORS DRAWN FOR DE-
CEMBER TERN, 1867.

Abn?r StIgers, Jackson township
Jacob Rinehart, Franklin
Martin Rice, Jefferson
Isaac BursOn, Cumberland
John Meek, Centre
benjamin. Rice, Dunkard
Alfred StOOps, Whitley
Benjamin Ross, Greene
stephen Knight, Richhill
Richard iuremore, Perry
Jcpthn Moore, Shrnghill
Win. 4. Webb, Marie on
Samuel Bradford, Whitley
Eli Estle, 'of Mrthew) Jefferson g
John Il. Bell, Morgan
Jacob liradcn, do
William Clovis, Gilmore
william Johns, Whitley ~"
james JOllif Clrmichnls Borough
Joseph Conner, Perry
Peter Hewitt, Cumberland
Abncr IlitAell, Monongahela, -
GeIrge Huffman, Richhlll,
Thpmls Sharpncck, Jefferson
John McCoy, Mpnongahela
Abnrr FOrdy cc Greene
William Gordon, Franklin
Samuel Thompson, Richhill
VIM. Knox Carmichiels Borough, b.
Henry Cole, Wayne
james II. FOrlyce, IT., Whitley
William Carpenter, Wayne
Martin Moniger, Marion
VIM. Iant2, Jr.. wayne
Robert tarlc, llichhill
Hiram II. Cree, Cumberland
Aaron shelby, Dunkard
William Ioafinan, Morris
Maxwell McCnrrol. Norris
Henry Johnson, Wayne
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Coarse! CamT ground Coal.

You will find a, grand assortment Of wall
Paper at Days Book Store.
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scuqoI Books all kinds, at Days Book Store.
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON, D. G.,
April rs, lSG7s-OHiee Of internal Revenue :-IIav-
Ing receive cd satisfactory evidence that the pro-
cedes OF the enterprise conducted by the Wash
ington Library Company will he devoted 10 char
table uses, permission Is hereby granted TO said
Company TO conduct such enterprise, exempt
from all charge, whether from special tax or
other duty. l.. A. ROLLINS, Commissioner.
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ER-THOMAS-On the 9Th, Of Dec.
1867, BY Corbly Orndulf ESQ., Mr.. Abraham
Snidcr to Miss Margaret Thomas all of Frank
lin tp. Greene Co, Pa.
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TERMS OF SALE /:

One-third Of the purchase money on connrma-
ton Of sale, one-third In six months Thereafter,
and the balance In twelve months from confir-
IiarfiS n " ifiif - DAWSON ADAMS, II
lii;r-ts Execntors,
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Sewing Alathit,es.,, !. :.
WIIE WORLD RENOWNED II7IK
SING A''E'h
-f,. SEWING, MACHINE. ,f,.

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"A L's'o-

At the same time and place, SO much OF the
Square of Lots immediately North OF the above
described, as is contained in one hundred and
twenty feet on Morris street and running back
one hundred and eighty feet to blackberry alley,
more or adjoining that poEtiOn OF said square
sold by Robert Adams in his lifetime to James
Golden, having on the portion to be sold n good
stable. These lots being IN avery eligible posi- !.
ton, would make most excellent lots to build
private residences upon. r" ai1''
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EXTENSIVE TANNERY!

with large and powerful STEAM ENGINE and
fixtures attached. The square being s,t in, fruit
trees makes IL a most beautiful situation, with
every convenience necessary for town property
and residence. II has always been regarded as
among themost desirable properties In the town.
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snss;at alptitts.

To ConSumptives.-The REV. EDWARD
A.'WILSON will send free of chargel to all who
desire it, the prescription with the directions for
making and using the simple remedy by which
he was cured OF lung affection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object is to hem
eit the afflicted and he hopes every sufferer will
try this prescription, as 1t will cost them moth
! Rl.v. EDWARD A. WILSON, ..-
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tiful, can ibe obtained without charge by adj
dressing THOS. +. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST,
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Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
NORTHFIELD.

The dedication of the new House of Wor- ship in Northield took place on Wednes- day the 9th fast A new bell of over 800 pounds was placed in the steeple the eve ming before the dedication and sent forth its sweet tones in place of the dull sounds of the old broken one, and although the roads were very bad the house was filled with an attentive and appreciative audi ence. The prayer of dedication was Offer. ed by the venerable Father Vail of Litch. field. The Sermon was by Rev. John Churchill of Woodbury from Is. 87:2 .'The Lord loveth the gates of Zion more than all the dwellings of Jacob" and was listen. ed to with much interest throughout. The music on the occasion was furnished by the choir of the place and was very excel lent. The house is g neat structure o1 wood in modern style and excellent work. manship constructed by Deacon Hotchkiss of Wolcottyille. Itis heated by . furnace, carpeted and cushioned throughout and supplied with beautiful and excellent cabinet organ from 8. D. < Fl. ". Smiths of Boston at cost of $500. On the whole the people of Northfsld have done them selves credit in their new House of Wor. ship.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
NEW PRESTON.

The Wash-house and summer kitchen of Egbert Cogswen on New Preston Hill was consumed by fire on Monday night the 2sth of January together with all it's contents consisting of grain, tobacco, farm tools &c. also the Mondays washing of clothes hung there to dry. The fire was discovered about one o'clock, to late to save anything. Loss about four hundred dollars. The fire was caused by depositing ashes in flour barrel. -a5S- --
 Charles Cogswell has bought the Jos. D. Senior Farm for his son Robert. The Farm contains about sixty-fve acres.
 A letter relative to New Preston Hill has been mislaid -ED.1
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
Wonderful but True.

MADAME REMINGTON, the wolld-renowned As trologist and Sonnambulistic Clairvoyant, while in elairvoyant~ state, delineates the very features of the person you are to marry, and by the aid ef an instrument of ointense DO wer, known as the Psychomotrope, guaran- tees to produce perfect and Ife-lke picture of the future. husband or wife of the sppli- cant, with date of marriage, occupation, lead ing traits of character. &c. This is no imposi- lion, as testimonials without number can as- serr. By stating place of birth, age, disposi- tion, color of eyes and hair, and enclosing if. ty cents, and stamped envelope addressed to yourself, you will receive the pictures,by re- turn mail, together with desired information.
 @ Address in confidence, MADAME GER TRUDE RExlSaroN P. o. Box .297. West Troy N. Y. .z-.~e-s.s-, Y. .a5 43!ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
SHARON.

There are several liquor shops in this town, which are schools of gambling and lntemperance with their consequent evils. movements in other parts of the County to aoate such nuisances encourage us to simi- lar movements here, and it is probable that tne evil will not be borne much longer The rush of young men to these dangerous places of resort, is truly appal- ling, and no one who looks to the future, can contemplate the present condition of things without dismay- There is no doubt that abundant evidence is at hand to con- wet and punish the whole fraternity
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
MORRIS.

MT. Henry Waugh has purchased 8 place of Frederick B. Hand, formerly known as the Samuel Waugh or Ives farm, in the West part of the town. Possession given on the 1st of April next.
 At an adjourned town meeting held on Feb 4th it appears from the report of the selectmen that the expenses of this town during the past year were g, 200 leaving a balance. in the Treasury of $500, whole amount raised $3OO0. Voted to lay tax of mills on 8 dollar to meet the expenses for the coming year. The meeting was adjourned two weeks till the afternoon of Feb 18th ct 1 o'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
WASHINGTON.

Mir. George L. Judd, of this place, lately manufactured from one tobacco plant, rais- ed by Burt Shove, containing twenty-one leaves, wrappers for PAS cigars, which were duly done up and inspected as the law di- rects. Beat it who can.
 = January 30th was cold day down this way. The thermometer stood 4 de- grees below zero at sunrise, degrees above at noon, highest point reached through the day, above at sunset and below at 10 P. M. The January thaw'' adjourned over to February, has placed us in pre- dicament of travel Our most substantial citizens supposed to stand on firm basis, have in many instances, as Pat would say, gone in entirely in vain endeavor to touch bottom. Pedestrianism, is the order of the day with us.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
SPECIAL NOTICES.

gy A YouNa LADY returning to her country home, after a soujourn of few months in the City, was hardly recognized by her frieuds~ In place of u course, rustic flushed face, she had a soft ruby complexion of almost marble smooth ness, and instead of twenty-three she really ap- peared but eighteen. Upon inquiry as to the cause of so great change, she plainly told them that she used CIcassian Balm, and considered it an invaluable acquisition to any Lady's toilet. By its use any Lady or Gentle man can improve their personal appearance an hundred fold. It is simple in It's combination, as Nature herself is simple, yet unsurpassed in it's efficacy in drawing impurities from, also healing, cleansing and beautifying the skin and'com plexion. By its direct action on the cdficule 1t draws from it all it's Impurities, kindly healing the same, and leaving the sur- face as Nature intended 1t should be, clear soft, smooth and beaatiluL Y Price S1, sent by Mail CT Express, on receipt of an order by
 W. L. CLARK co, Chemists,
 No. 8 West Fasette St.. $, racuse, N. Y.
 The only American Agents for the sale of the same. ' $~>&@J 4S 1y
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
LITCHFIEIn

5 h the Superior Court on Tuesday. the case of Pratt vs. Bierce was tried to the Court -trespass for an injury claimed to have been done the plaintiffs colt by the defendants COW. No decision. J. T. Pe- tera vs. Town of Litcbfeld, on trial We'd nesday.
 Attention is called to the advertisement of Vessels and Gates in another column.
 - We learn that MT. John Candee has purchased the residence of E. ". Blake in Prospect St.
Litchfield enquirer., 1867-02-14
Obituary.

MR. EprroR;-Many readers of your paper resi- ding in different parts of the country, especially those who studied Law at the Ltchfeld Law School. brushed clothes, and made fires for many of our most prominent men. .>"
 The old offices of Judges Gould and Reeve, mov- ed into the suburbs of the town, and the ebony face of Levi, were nearly all the tangible relics of the first successful Law School in the country; Le- vi is dead, and the old buildings are fast falling into decay.
 As an institution" of the past Levi deserves that something more than 6 simple notice should record his decease.
 Though there arc conflicting stories as to his age, we had it from his own mouth, that he was born in 1901, in the southern part of this town now Morris When five years old, he was bound out to MT. Lyman of Goshen, afterwards lived with Col. Tallmadge in North Street, then kept house on Chestnut Hill, and then lived with Ozias Seymour. About 1s43, he moved to New Haven, and lived there and in Bridgeport, Springfield, &c, some 12 years, when he came back to Ltchfeld, where he busied himself in taking care of the off, ces of several Lawyers, cleaning clothes, and do- aIu1Ost any tAlde AseUO Aooo1' For the past four years, though very infrm ho in- sisted on living alone, cooking for himself and always jealous of interference or advice, or even assistance, save from very few. Probably Africa itself cannot produce more orthodox believer in incantations and sorceries than was Levi. He had lizard in his knee, placed there years ago by the entertainments of Albert Homer-was daily srnitten by invisible spirits who tormentsd him at the bid ding of sundry ancient living magicians and against whose assaults even the potions of Dr. Ebenezer Osborn, afforded no protection. Born in this country and of native born parents, he yet exhibited many of those pecularities of belief and temper which we find among the most uncivilized men.
 The honesty and faithfulness of Levi were un- questioned. He had every opportunity for small peculations, but we never heard of his being even suspected. z- s..sl .4
 "Poor but honest, is an epitaph not very gene rally appropriated for the tomb-stones of white or black-why win it not make good one for Levi? .$