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pnhIic Sales.

Public Sales.
Sale Of House and Lot of John ". Gallaher,
on Thursday, March 18th, by II, \. Gallaher,
Trustee.
On the 18th instant, Timber by the acre, by
James w. Glenn.
On the 18th instant, Building Lots and Land,
by Jno. W. Grantham, Trustee.
Sale Of the Real Estate of the late Abraham
Iser. by n. S. White, Attorney, on Friday,
March 10th.
On the 10th instant Valuable Clarke Coun-
~ Land, by Andrew Hunter, Trustee.
On the 22nd instant, Clarke County Farm by
Walton & Craighill.
On the 2Srd instant, Stock and Farming
Implements by John W. Taylor.
On the 9th instant, in Bolivar, Personal
Property and Real Eetate, by Anthony Busey,
Trustee
On the 9th Of May, Valuable jefferson
County Farm near Charlestown, by Juliet W
Briscoo, Executrix Of Maj. Thomas Briscoe.
On Tuesday, March aOth, near CharlestOwn,
valuable Personal Property of the late Capt.
j. G. Hurst, by Catherine A Hurst, Admins
trathK
On the 8Ist instant, valuable land near
summit Point, by Thomas Van Svearingen,
grcr'al COMMITS Toner
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Outrageous

We understand that some person, unknown,
has lately been making indecent exposures Of
iimsel. ia our midst. On Tuesday night last
as ,heyounc ladies' Of a Bible class were assem-
Uel ut the Presbyterian Church Lecture Room.
and before the arrival Of the Pastor or any
male members Of the class. the room was en-
tered by a man in a state Of nudity, his face
teinc concealed by a wrapping Of some de-
.-rldau TIE ladies' suddenly male their ex-
it through the windows next 20 the parsonage
ard gave 'ho a'arm tie mj-crsant, in the
i-rsgae ercr'ir- h'sty retreat and escape,
We srrs.e. o., feutscr1Ils creature tho
we'd u,s v'..'er 'c ever reads a newspaper.
Chefs hiding fr a cont Of Tar and ieath-
c-y. IT, indeed. he should escape suspension
from thc Fnh ar some convenient tree.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

INFORMANT MEDICAL DIscovERY.-A re-
narkable medical discovery has recently been
made 10 the treatment Of deafness, by Professor
Scott Of the New York Medical University,
by which the most apparently hopeless cases
are radically cured The method consists in
introducing atomized oxide Of phenyl directly
into the cavity Of the tymPanum. NounPleas-
ant sensations are produced, and feeling OF
slearness seems to follow the application
Numerous cases are daily treated successfully
al the university.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

West VIRGINIA GovERSoR.-D. D. 7.
Farnsworth, by virtue of his Office as Presi-
dent of the Senate, has entered upon the du-
ties of Governor of West Virginia, Gov. Bore
man having resigned to take seat in the Sc
nate of the United States. j. T. Hoke of
Berkeley was unanimously elected President of
the Senate.
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TAKE CARE OF THE LITTLE 0YEs.-We
have heard of several cases lately, says the
Winchester Times, in this community, where
children have been bitten by rats. A case oc-
CURED on Sunday night where negro child
had its head nearly half eaten off by rat
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

A IIINT.-To all persons who use kerosene
lamps, we would mention that if the wicks are
soaked in strong vinegar for twenty-four hours
and thoroughly dried before being used, all
smoke will be avoided the wicks will last
twice as long. and increased brillancy will be
obtained Try it,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

ESCAPE or PRIsoNERs.-On Saturday night
week five prisoners escaped from our county
ail. viz: James CLASSIFY, confined for grand
larceny Joseph Graham, colored, under sen
.ence Of death for murder Albert Berry, COL
ored awaiting trial for murder - Kelley,
awaiting trial for petit larceny and Robert
Slyers, awaiting trial Tor grand larceny.
lBerkeley Union.
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shrnhrrdsfonn items.

We learn from tho Rsgistsr tho following
items:
Tie legislature has amended The Charter Of
.e Coronation of this town 30 as % allow
other persons than property holders TO hold
-aee u1lar the Corporation.
Alta meeting Of the Potomac Fire Company,
,- This place on Saturday evening the goth nit,
Constitution and Bylaws were adopted for
tle re.ulaiion a. The Company, aud permanent
r-i-ers elected. with H. c. Entler as Director
Il Chief.
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MORE BLACK AND TAN.-Mr. Summers bill
to strike out the word white in all laws re-
lating to the District of Columbia was passed
by the Senate on Monday last. 1t will doubt
less pass the House, and receive the Presidents
sanction, and the effect of this will be that ne
groes can hold Office and sit on juries.
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steam Fire-PrOof Safes.

CANBORN'S Patent has been demonstrated, by
- the most thorough practical tests to be vastly
being water in copper tubes Dramatically sealed.
preventing completely any evaporation and is the
driest safe in use. The patent can be applied to
any safe. Before purchasing elsewhere call and
examine or send for pamphlet containing the certi-
fcates of trials with all other makers safes.
AMERICAN STEAM FIRE-PROOF SAFE CO.,
300 BROADWAY, NEW York.
Nov r. lSGS-3m.
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The JUDGEsnIP.-Hon. Joseph A. Chapiine
has qualified as Judge for this Circuit COM
po.eI Of Jefferson, Berkeley, Morgan and
Hampshire counties. The Terms for this coun-
~ have been reduced to three, instead Of four
as formerly, by an act Of the legislature, which
viii be held in the months Of April, October
and December. hereaher.-Sheg. Register.
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SraAyGLED TO DEATH-A little negro
child. says tho Winchester Times, some two
wears old, living ia Mr. Walters family, on
Ambert street. was stranglod 10 death on Mon
day last. The child was eating a piece Of
bread when a orumb lodged in les throat pro-
'reirg almost instant death
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

DESTROYED by Fire.

The residence Of DR.. Thomas S. PAGE, in
Clarke County, was destroyed by fire on Satur-
day last. 1T resulted from the burning Of a
chimney. A small wing of the building only
was saved. His household property was near
ly all consumed or destroyed
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

PrrEnssrRG CoSvESTIoS.-The RePubli-
au Convention which met in Petersburg on
Tuesday resulted ia row, between the Wells
and Clements parties, and the police we're cali
.- AMI 1--rar,ai .as crowd
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

Circuit Court in Morgan County on the third
Tuesday, and in Berkeley on the fourth Tues
day, Of this month.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

A Big BUsINESs.-Rev. J. j. Strine, of
Lancaster city, Pa, has been member of the
Lutheran Church for upwards of fifty years,
during which time hehas married $50 couples.
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Appointments.

appointments.
BY the list of appointments Of the NJ. E.
Conference lately in session at Washington, we
observe that Rev. G.. G. Baker has been re-
turned to Harper's Ferry, and Mr.. Feelemeyer
to Shepherdstown.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

ES3"It was the Buckingham Court House
which was destroyed by fre-not Rocking
ham as stated on our first page.
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GRANT ACQUITTED.-James Grant, on trial
at Richmond for the killing of II. Rives Pollard,
has been acquitted and discharged.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

CoNSoLIpArtD-A circular from the pub
fishers Of The New Eclectic states that with the
issue for April, 1869, The Lanf Us Lore, and
The Nc,r Eclectic Nigazine will be united -
General n. II. Hill remaining an Editor and
Partner in the consolidated Magazine, which
win je published by Turubull & Murdoch
from their Office in Baltimore where all letters
must be addressed after the first Of March 1869.
There viii be no change in the character Of
The Ne,r Eclectic Magazine. except that to its
present features. will be added such charac-
teristics Of The Land Ue Lore as have hereto
fore made that publication so acceptable to
military readers.
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Resident Dentist.
RAGS Wanted

Rags Wanted.
7 WILL give three cents per pound, in CASH
for good Cotton Rags, delivered at the FREE
PRESS OFFICE.
J. SHANNON GALLAHER.
January l, 1869.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

UrsHwAT EosBvsy-O0 Saturday evening
..,. q man named Daver living IN the lower
fud af the county. left town accompanied by
negro named Leigh Robinson. After getting
few. miles from town. the negro Suddenly at
:t.t-i Beaver with an axe. knocked him
.-r-eIess. robbed him of a small sum Of money
sad q >atehcl and Def, him f1r dead. The ne
--l has been arrested and l1jgeiin jail. Great
.i-ua,i5n las been expressed by the negroes
i. our midst against Robinson and threats Of
r1clire INDUCED in. No serious apprchen-
-.rHs 81 violence are entertained. Deaver, ia
ina very critical coadi ION. and it Is feared his
Injuries win prove .a.aL-LsriHg'oH Gazette.
We have fears that the above named Is son
-r our esteemed patron Mr.. Joshua L. Deaver'
formerly Of this town, and son-in-law Of Ar.
Charles Barrett. ST.. Of this place.
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White Hall, Albemarle county. Va,

White Hall, Albemarle county, Va,
February 10th, 1869.
To whom il NAV concern:
This is TO certify that have used DR.. French's
Anodyne Elixer in my family, and have found il
a valuable and certain remedy in catarrh, neural
gia and sore throat As far as am able to Judge,
il is perfectly safe and innocent in its character,
and altogether regard it the best family medicine
of the dav. | have also observed its use in neigh
boring families and it has, in every instance, Civ
en- perfect satisfaction.
WIN. ]. POINTS, NJ. d.
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TINE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BBLTI MORE.
OFFICE Is COuPANY's BUILDING.

TTNHE MARYLAND LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY OF BBLTI MORE.
OFFICE Is CoNPANY's BUILDING.
No. 10 SOUTH STREET.
Policy Holders Participate ia tie Profits.
The only Life Insurance Company doing business
in Maryland having deposit of $780, 900 in first
class Securities with the Treasurer of the State. as
a perpetual guarantee TO policy holders. Policies
of every description issued at lowest rates.
GEO. p. THOMAS, President.
BOARD or Observation-Disclosures Easter, Hugh
Sisson, Thos. Cassard. A. A. Chapman, Hiram
Woods, Jr.. Geo. II. Miller, Geo. p. Thomas, VIM
Devries, Charles Webb.
A.. X FOARD, Secre'ary.
J. W. F. HANK, VI. D., Medieai Fran iner.
c. JOHNSON, NJ. D., ConsultiHg Physieidn.
Board of Reference from Jefferson County.
Geo. W. Eiehelberger, W. {. Sheerer, G. ". l..
Kearsley, Charles Aglionby.
JONI A. STRAIrH, Medical Examiner.
Z. NJ AISQUITH, Agent.
Charlestown, Jefferson County, ". Va.
Feb. %. ls69--3m. 49,
UTANTED.-Pers Knowing themselves in
w debted 10 me by Account or note are re-
quested to make early payment. Terms, hereafter,
CASH on delivery. except to prompt monthly Gus
toners from this date, January /, 1863.
A good stock of Goods. constantly on hand at
lowest Cash prices. Respectfully,
Jan. I, 1863. W. EBl'
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POSITIVE NOTICE.

HAYING made OF our Accounts to January
1st 1869, we earnestly request all parties in,
debted to us by Note or Account to come forward
and settle the same at once. When we say settle,
we mean payup. Our circumstances are such that
longer indulgence cannot and will not be given
We therefore earnestly hope this notice will be sut-
fcent for all parties interested. From this day
forward we shall consider our accounts due at the
end of each month. when payment will be expect
ed unless by special contract
January u, 1869. WEIRICK WELLER.
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wM. J. POINTS, ND.
White Hall, Albemarle county. Va.

hlte HaII, AIDemarIe county, Na.s
February l5th, 1869.
This is n certify that foe some IS years have
been afflicted with a spinal affection, which for Is
years kept me entirely belfast. In the last few
months have had a severe relapse, and from the
use OF Dr. Freneh's Anodyne Elixir have almost
recovered. From the use of one bottle only was
enabled to leave nv bed, and move about my room.
Since that time could not procure the medicine,
all in NV neighborhood having been sold. l am
confident that regular use Of il will effect perma-
nent and lasting cure. LOUISA D. PACE.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1869-03-11

Especial Despatch to the Baltimore SUM-
The Vacant Secretaryship of the
Treasury---Messrs Boutwell, and
Wilson.
WASHINGroN. March 9.-The difficulty in
reference to the Treasury Department having
been settled by the decliuation Of Mr. Stewart,
there q, a good deal Of excitement here to-
night 20 know who the coming man is. Mas
sochusrtts men seem eou6dent that tho name
&C Mr. Boutwell,, who has already declined TO
be Secretary Of the Interior, will be sent in to-
morrow. but they adni, that much depends
mp ~ the course which Judge Ioar will pursue
With reference to his appointment as Attorney
General.
judge Hear arrived here this evening and
had a long interview with the President the
result of which has not trauspired. The New
Workers are disposed TO combat Mr.. Boutwell'S
appointment. fr they seem To think they have
A right % claim the Treasury Department for
a representative Of their State. The Western
men are now urging the claims Of Mr.. James
F. Wilson. Of Iowa, lately in Congress, and
they seem % be somewhat SangUinC.
4Ir. Wilson, It is now well known, had been
offered. before the nomination Of the present
cabinet. three cabinet positions, which he sue
ccssiyc'y declined. namely, the Attorney Cen
eralslip. Postmaster Gcneralship, and the
position of Secretary of State.
Il IS reported tonight that General Schodeld
viii retire from the War Department in very
few days. 0. X.
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Dental Notice.

TAR. MCCORMICK will visit Charlestown, pro
IL fessionaly, on MONDAY, FEBRUARY lst,
and remain one week.
January Ia, lS69-3t.
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Saw Mill, Grist Mill & Pulling
MILL.

The Saw Mill can be put in operation at q small
expense aud the foundations and walls Of the other
buildings, the masonry, shaft and mill-raee, are
we'll preserved and can be repaired and rendered
it for use in short time and without much out
Jay. Said property lies on the Charlestown and
Kabletown road, about three miles from the former
place Itpresents one of the finest sites for msz.
ufactory 10 be found in the State.
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As or As Acres of Land.

Lying on the Ksbletown road, about ~ miles
from Charcstown, adjoining the lands OF James
W. Glenn, VIM. II. Moore, and others, about u
or Is acres Of which il well TIMBERED. Tho
quality OF the soil is frstrste limestone similar
TO tract No. |, and is well enclosed. No improve
ments
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W. S. MASON
Charlestown, Mar. (, 1859.
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Public Sale
OF Personal Property and Real
Estate at Bolivar, Jefferson Co.,
West Virginia.


Tn pursuance Of the provisions OF Two Deeds Of
Trust executed respectively on the Goth day Of
June 1866. and on the 2lst day Of February 1868,
BY Christian Nichol and Nancy HIS wife. convey
ing the property described in said Deeds, and in
accordance with the provisions Of the Code in such
cases made and provided. tho undersigned Trustee,
named in said Deeds, viii, on
SATURDAY, The 9Th day Of MARCH, 1869,
self at Public Auction. on the premises, near the
town OF Bolivar, at IL o'clock, NJ, tho
Brewery, Fixtures, and Personal
Property,
OF the said G. Nichols, named In said Deeds
This property is valuable for the improvements
made upon 10, and is well adapted for the purposes
IL is now being devoted to.
The personal property consists Of
One Horse and Wagon, two Feather Beds,
Three Under Beds. three Bedsteads Bedding
One Bureau, one Safe, three Tables,
Ten Chairs, one Stove one Clock,
Thirty Beer Kegs, one Brewers Kettle,
One Brewers Cooler, one Mash Tub,
Two Yeast Troughs,
TWELVE HOGS.
The Land to be sold under these Deeds, 10
secure 10 Francis Zol the principal sum Of Eleven
Hundred Dollars, with interest from the 20th day
Of June 1866, was conveyed by the United States
to Thomas jenkins by Deed bearing date Dec 9TH
1855 and afterwards conveyed 10 the said Cbris-
tan Nichol BY the said Thomas jenkins and Sophia
his wife By Deed bearing date June Is, le66, con
siss of about
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One Hundred & Thirty Acres,
Comfortable Dwelling House.

and other important Buildings good Garden
Fruit Trees-easy access to water, and an
abundance of Wood 1t is really one of the
most eligible small Farms ever offered in the
County of Clarke.
Al tie same time UiH be offered, at public
apction anil unon the same terms another
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PUBLICSALE
0FvALUABLE
JEFFERSON County LANDS
AND
MILL PROPERTY.
Very Valuable Property

Living on the North side &C the County road lead
ing from Charlestown TO Kabletowp, ia said eoun-
" and shout ~ or miles FROM the former place.
containing about
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Fine Orchard of Choice Fruit,

Containing IL or Is acres. The occupants Of 'sid
land have right 90 the water from Beeler's
Spring on the adjoining farm, and also right OF
way 10 water on - Eyitts Run" which passes with
in two hundred yards of the dwelling house. The
land is Of the best quality Of limestone soil, and
remarkably free from rock brakes or loose stone
will nroduon As well As any Ind In the county.
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No. Q, known as the Mill Lot,

Adjoins the tract above mentioned. on the South,
and contains four or five acres Of LAND. Tho
stream known "Evitts Run" passes through
it, and furnishes an uniailing water power scarce.
Is to be exceled in the county. Upon said lot are
two hrstrate Mill SITES. and the remains Of
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07
STATE ITEMS.

( Half dozen fire alarms were given Id different directions in New Haven, lately by the fall of . limb of Q tree across the hrt alarm telegraph wire.
 The number of students at Yale. thi year, will be about 776.
 The Yale university boat-club spent $1, $50, last year.
 A man left valise containing 5000 worth of iewelry in Ney.=Hsyeu street car, lately. It was sent to the office of the company and soon found it's owner.
 The Norwalker who shot himself for love- is dead.
 A young girl in East Bridgeport has made two unsuccessful attemps at suicide. iassiy. sss=s. s5,,. ......z.s.@.
 A church rector living in Westport isl reported to have been horssWhiPped last week.
 | -r-e,ryYt~ -s.ss- sl ,ls .--r t --f SZ. ~s1EsZ
 Ansonia counts four new streets and twenty five new buildings ss the summers growth.
 A workman at the Bridgeport hat facto- " was killed, and, another injured, by fall of the elevator in which they were desceut-, ing from the upper story. last week.
 The town of MiddleAeld hes voted S45,- 900 to the Air Line railroad. ;, l5 sxsly
 The American silver steel -company, of Bridgeport. began active. operations on the 1st inst. .l4asA- s.'s's'., si',s-4s ,ui The, Dsnbnry Kohansis disaster dafnages foot up $29. SPA. 18. Eels continue to trouble the water titink- CTS r.e of Bridgeport .ass .1.'-.> 7s & kew sscaq s
 Ground was broken on the 18th -ult.1 on the Sufaslt sad of the railroad ffon that town to Windsor Looks. .os !i!es e, E Sufaeld Episcopalians propose to try0ths free seat system. ssoxs- .--"s- ,ss. .Fs
 A brute has been triedsin Wsatasld for rape of his daughter g years old.- "A E. Poalsry' thieves are busy ina E RusEH. ven.
 A thief and 8 bigsnist were sent up to Wethersdsld from New Haven county, last week. ;sno'6-A '1,- A:'Zglo7q The Green Farms Congregational Sools- ty are to have a clandbake:s5f,e <, ., T .,sa sgsa L', The late PliAy' Jewell leaves 7AOU poo to his children. '~ ~ ; n' ''1n's1 so't-. $65, ,742. '-''~''-- ' 1f''' V The Hurtford skating rink was opened, Friday night. It is the largest hall in New England outside Boston. YS ,EI F The Rockville first selectmaG is in trou- bls for appropriating town funds.
 The Cewant complains of the trashy music at the Thomas concert in Hartford, last week.
 l TE @sEy G3TTB
 Michalowski, the Hartford Cuban swim dler, thinks he has been laboring under an ''hsllucinstionp'' F4.gars .s sp.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1869-10-07

14th, tied his horse near some hives of bees, leaving his young son in the wagon. He was very soonsealled out, and found his horse covered with the bees, and fran tic from their stinRs. He resoued his son without injury. but was badly atung him. self in relieving the horse from torture. It
 was at first thought the horse would die,
 but the active treatments he received put him in the way of recovery Wsnsssd Har-
 dh.
 NoRFoLk.-Ths Sabbath School and friends had pic nic, . few days since, on the park. It passed of very pleasantly. "A new plank sidewalk has been built for some distance along the side of East Main 4street.
 -The new lookup is being built in .
 thorough manner, by Messrs. Perkins and l Hollister.
 = Justice Keys holds frequent courts, meting out the awards of the law to all.
 both great and small, with respect to color or previous ondition.-Herald TKoMAsroN.- new turbine whesa for the sprlng shop of the Seth Thomas Clock Co. is nearly ready for use. and will great Fly facilitate the manufacture of clock springs. f | \ 'f ..e = Working men in Thomaston pay from five to eigut dollars per week for board, and many leave their families out of the
 village in consequence of the scarcity of
 tenement houses. A considerable number l of buildings are going np.-Hsrald. LAKRvIL1z,- ,-Mf.> Ezra R. Benton, 'ol
 Lakevllle. Conn.,. has 2 common elder growing on his farn,- which measures 13 feet in height, 0ner foot in circumference
 at the surface of the ground. and tea and
 half inches in circumfsrencs at two fset
 from the ground. This must be tue eldest
 berry after all 4 Aassaia 1snsss. e. CoRNwA1L.-A Cemetery Association has
 been formed in this place. Thss capital
 stock of the Association Is three thousand
 dollars. to be expended inr purchasing grounds and improving the same for buri al purposes, and work in to be commen-
 csd immediately. y.-Ssnsise!. .-s, 70 Wins.sd. The Methodists have raised
 nearly S4,0O0, and are toSr0paint- theil
 church inside, and erect new ,steeple. =
 Sentinel w T. j. # sEa'5 S@~ The Housatonio railroad is doing an un
 usually large freight business this fail. and
 needs new cars faster than they can ss
 built. sla..aae -.4.. 5sr5y ai e5 ta4 ,..
 The Naugatuck railroad above Litch-
 field has been regarded in various places,
 the grade being raised from 20 inches to feet. Some Ave miles have already
 been completed. n Ii Patents, were issued. during sthe las
 week of September, to B. M. Judd, Wel
 cottville, for curtain roller; to c. B. &Ower
 of Winsted, for design of clock face. , An'eieNven year old lad named Nelson
 Hopkins. belonging in Wolcottyille, wal
 arrested in New Haven, on Monday,. fo
 stealing his employers pocket-bo con
 taining $7O.. Sixty-two. dollars of sth'
 money was recovered and tho lad sent
 back to Wolcottville. gss4