Litchfield enquirer., 1845-02-13

nrreafapes ara Iaid excant ~ the scrst;or, ~ the
editorg -; -
ADvERrIsrNG.-one square, threeinsertions. M !.
and the same proporfiou for more Than
Half ! souaret * cents co,t;nusrcs oSlr az" t,...e
1870 an NJ 800 r,a.,.I I;ho..1 SeS,,".:ss
made foY adv.rt.orse.t. cont;,,,,s3 q - . ,6rth
4 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., and Execntors' Notice, ssi On
9 Commiss;oners, Notice., o.
All eoi,rSunicat;ohs nm, INNS. he pcs,r IAN 80
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Il FROM Gr0hGms Magazine for january, 1886. =
r. -,aa.ts A. PEEP WITHIN DOORS. gaff,naH r
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inere was hustle IN the little dressing room of
young Ella Lane; lodging about Of lights, con-
slant tramPng OF fat, good serving maid,
HITTING Of curious smiling little girls, and dis
arranging ct dfapery and furniture, not very often
occurring IN this quiet, tasteful corner An arch
locking Miss OF twelve was standing before basket
q flowers selecting the choicest, and studying
FULLY their arrangement, with parted lips and eyes
uemureiy downcast, as though thinking of the time
when the little fairy watching intenty by her side
would perform the same service for her. On the
bed lay light feecy dress Of white. with silver
cords ana clusters Of silver leaves, and sashes Of a
pale blue, and others Of still paler pink and here
andthere little wreath Of flowers, or small bunch
OF marahouts--in short, ornaments enough to crush
one ndiyidual had their weight been at all proper
hsa1lr
n;er.c,ass al c;rl ~ seven,eer ~ haIf nSuss.
her full. round arms SHADED onlv hy foi1 oe I;nan
= IL. sh,,Ider n - 49, !: .o... -
centlv 4, she I;tsia ecf rssi ssaa.s
f;or.iv ,,y,,T an ,,tctS.r 100. - -
And indeed that foot mas |. vsrv s.;n.vloo,,;,,
sh;nc IN IL close. ft,;ne si;rrsr .isna";ha.
o.aisd ~ sry Tine hns ths ne, c,,rveS snS
~ ankle 90 f,iiv ;evs.lsd .hcvs Il Irarsa;.tei,,
Ssh;nd ths cha;, ~ .hs vo,nr l.5v .t,a ~: III
ico;n. rc.,ror h.. as.5s- &C.,. .ssoei' .s.ns
ding RE masses Il hair n,antl;ng The vo-v nscL
and shoulder Of her elaest danehter nrer.rssorx
to plating It into those long braids 40 we'll ca,c
1.pJ =. . ~ ."osS .ons osa.us y wei 1 ra
MAS smile ynan ne II ,,ha,s liz Nc. lbs a..
d;mpl;ny AZ the corner. IF sbe Mouth ~ ~ ,;..is
boone. maker bnt ! nIssssd orat;ssa s,n;s. .,,S
vel half shadowed over hv : STANCE sr1;stS .hs,
She seemed striving 10 conceal frono -hsr ham. ,s
Children Somst;yses har s;n,.rs ,a,,.S :; - ";
graceful emnloyreIt and he. sva rssted v -
wherever n rhsncsd r. fail : AZ ~ s.,;,s
Co., ths l;s,,assras. ,s..aa ~ VIZ" al ei
bach. thou~h man;fsstIv temnaraa hy snrns hsa,
ness ci;ns;5a - Nv. Sas, % ~ SUING "easi-
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=, ;,s a.. s"s "a s9.s sa was aayeo; eeen oraio
hind ths ssr her s;nn,a 49, ses,:. .a.ns cs-
SLIGHT t;oure l;ra ~ a;rn c,aS ona.. soou. IL
H. r,oshas.. $3.50, ~ III
drawn mon her bands scd r.. nei ho,,at An SIsss
ehief al, in readness The ia.s. 49,, 49,, -.
Men eseefii
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stay late, DEAR. in her ear; she had shaken her fan
at the saucy Nelly, and pinched the cheek Of Rosa
and was now toying with little Susan's fingers,
when the head Of the serving maid was again thrust
in at the door. to hasten the arrangements. Ella
tIipped gaily down stairs. but when she reached
am sorry to 60 without you, mamma"
am sorry you're obliged to, dear; but ! hope
you will find it very pleasant"
1t will be pleasant, have no doubt but man.
ma, am afraid that you are not quite we'll, or per-
haps." she whispered, .'you have something to
trouble you'll SO, should like very much to stay
with you.n 5isaiygsf rss ~ s
:" No, dear, am well, quite well. and" Mrs.
Lane did not say happy, for the falsehood died on
her lip, but she smiled 50 cheerily, and her eve
looked 80 clearly and bright as it met her daugh.
ter's that Ella took it for a negative.
my new frock is prettier than any Of yours; and
you don't mean to be outshone by little people Dc
you know. / shall tell Mrs. Whitman all about it,
twill let you tell any thing that You choose, On
that you do not show too much vanity; but DOM
stay late. Good night. darling"
GOOD nigh. gu sleeping-time. mamma" And
with light laugh Ella Lane left her mothers side
and spfahg into the carriage
When Mrs Lane turned rom the door, the smile
had entirely d'sappeareds and an expression o.
anxious solielfuds occupied its place. While the
joyous children went bounding on before hers she
paused beneath the nall lamp, and pulling scrap
o. paper from ner bosom read
see you. HE will not come in before eleyen--l
viii pc with you at ten Is ss,s.3s,s s1 so sssa
II was written in a buried, irregular hand, and
!. was without signature; but il needed none.
!. Ak. My poor, poor hoy v murmuEed the now oil
mos, weeping motners az sne crushed the paper ~
net nand. ana laid back upon her heart Il ma,
e. refuse to see the son she has carried in her arms