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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-10

TINONSON'S
OWE II RICE TOR e.
Corner of Main & Temple sts.I
Hartford, Conn.
--~-~.~-~,~>-.>~---~~-o>-,>~-,o
" S. THOMSON respectfully an
w nounces to his friends aud customers
in Litchtield and vicinity. that for the future
he has adopted and will strictly adheret to
The One Price System.
The following are the new rules Of the
House;
/. The lowest terms invariably nam
cd, and no abatement.
ii. Terms Cash.
III. All accounts to be settled twice
q year, viz, on the LIST of january and
LIST of July.
In making this change in our business
and establishing it upon the broad basis
of
One Price and Lou Price,
we have believed it is a plan suited to
the wants and tastes Of the sohoie people, and
one that will meet with universal approval.
The following are our reasons for the adoption
Of this system-Because. LIST, we believe it to
be the best principle, and by it we can sell
Goods CHEAPER than by any other. Because
26. II enables US to sell mucn larger amount
at the same expense; selling heavily we pur-
chase cheaper because we purchased heavily
and the cheaper we buy. the cheaper we can
and will SELL Because 81, BY always naming
the lowest and only price, we secure your cons
tfdence and entirely do away with that system
of jockyng' which has 50 long been an an
noyance to purchasers of Dry Goods in this city
Because 4.h. We thus offer great inducements
for the lcs-traRe Of Families deal equally
with all, and sell to your child as cheap az TO
yourself. Because 5th, We sell for CASH
haSe reason to be content with small profits
show our goods freely, but never rudely urge
you to buy-and guarantee our fabrics to be OF
the kind and quality represented. ..
w. S. THOMSON is now receiving an
unprecedented stock of
FAN and Winter Dry Goods.
Particular attention is given to the department
RICH Dress Goods,
and our varieties of then fabrics selected in
the three great markets of New York, Boston
and Philadelphia, is very large and compre-
hensive. Among them arc Paris Exposition
Cashmere de EcOsse-the richest coloriDgs
impolte ted.
PARIS PRINTED CHINTZ DELAINES
% Medinne Paris Wool DeLaines
cases English DeLains including the
"Polka"
palm" and "Jenny Lind' Patterns
cases - Manchester Gold Medal" De-
LANES, at Is per yard
10 pieces superb French Chiniz Prints
very rich.
2 cases English Chintz Prints, new Fall
styles.
Thibet Merinoes, SO pieces of all colors.
SILK GOODS.
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sILKiGOODs.

W. S. Thompson has on exhibition in
the Silk Room
90 pieces Rich Brocade Fancy Silks,
some Of which are very rare and costly.
Is do Plain Chameleon silks.
10 do Blk & Colored Waiered silks.
40 do ChangsabIe Fine satins.
I Case, 1850 yards, Striped Classic silks
wide goods and beautiful styles at rs Cts
yard.
OIL BOILED BLACK SILKS !!
20 pieces Black Gro de Rhine-25, rs,
81, 30, 81 and "a inches OF Brilliant Jet
Black and of the most celebrated Manufac.
lurerS.
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Faruaimgton Seminary.
Notice.

YNNHE undersigned. Collector of State and
l. Town taxes for the town of Sharon,
will receive The same at the store OF George
w. Chaffee in Ellsworth on The 4th day ot
November, and 9TH day Of January next,
from O'Clock r. NJ, and al the town hall
10 said Sharon, on the 9th day of said Jams,
uary from 8 o'clock A. M.
WAIT WILLIAMS, Collector.
Shtrna, Sept. Is 1850.
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SHAWLS!!

In the shawl room are
Carton French Brocha Mantle Shawls.
from 20 to so Dollars, including some Of
the celebrated new" Flower patterns.
2 do Brocha Lyman Shawls in white.
black, green mode and blue grounds.
2 do Palm Cashmere Shawls.
| do Plain Thibet Shawls with silk
fIingeS,
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WIDE VELV:ETS!

l0pieces yard wide Velve,s, in black,
blue, green, and maroon colors.
The above are some Of the leading styles,
though but small portion of our stock,
which is very large and embraces all quail
tiles, from the plainest and cheapest, up to
the richest and best. Our business arrange.
menis are upon scale second to none
New goods arriving daily.
THOMSON'S One Price Store.
Cor. Main and Temple streets.
September, 1850.
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HIGHLAND MANTEUs i.

100" Bay State" Long Shawls, compri!
sing every qualify, cololing and style of this
celebrated manufacture.
$50 Scotch and Glasgow Shawls, in the
most modern and fashiona Bile designs.
Carton superb French Wool Plaid
Long Shawls. the coslliest goods imported.
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DANIEL H. PEARsoE-Within day or two past
n decided change has taken place in the manner
and appearance of Daniel II Pearson, who Is to De
executed at ast Camb idge on Friday, for the
murder OF his wife aud two children. He appears
to be completely Frustrated and borne down by
sense of the enormity OF the crime for which he Is
under sentence Of death, and has made clean
brest' of his suilt-yet he exhibits unmstakabe
evidence of being most sharp sighted, shre@d
and cunning man. He states that those whom he
40 cruelty and unnaturally deprived Of life, never
gave him any cause whatever for committing the
deed. and at times be can hardly realize that they
are dead. From the time of his arrest up to the
present moment, be has made no complaint oil the
treatment OF the various officers in whose custody
and keeping ne has been, nor of the action of the
Jury, the Court, or the Executive, in bis case
Boston Adv
~ The extensive foundry of Messrs. Hise x
Co New Albany, lad was destroyed by hire on
the 18th inst.
rY- ExPresdeDt Van Buren, passed through
Albany on Tuesday last, on his way West.
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DRY GOODS.

DANKRUPT STOCK or DRY GOODS, amount
ID ing 10 upward Of $4,000 bought OF The assignee for
cash 81 discount Of 50 the dollar and now selling
at immense bargains al
TIE BowERY SAVINGS STORE.
I26 BOWERY.
An opporiupy 10 here presented 10 the Ladies' and all
purchasers Of Dry Goods, rarely to be realized.
THE STOCK COMPRISES
a6ne display Of BAREGEs. an elegant assortment Of
LAWNS, FINE FRENCH mERINoES, BALI ARMIES
TISSUES, GRENADINES, LINEN LISTERS,
GINGHAMs ALPACAs, BOhBAZINE5,
SILKS, GLOVES, HANDKER-
CHIEFS. &C.
Now The most Of this stock being adapted TO the pressn
season We shall dispose Of It immediately without regard
to The real value.
Lawns al Cd coat lSd.
BaTeges al 25c cost 50.
Linen BAreges al l2ic- cost y.
heripoes at l0oc.i cost 40.
We have beside this stock, our usual assortment and we
continue ofer, as heretofore,
TO SELL ANY ARTICLE OF SUMNER GOODS
such price will be satisfactory, at any rate We are
happy that Il "a in power to sell Domestic foods
LOWER THAN ANY OTHER EsTABLls AmENT,
wholesale RETAIL Ia the sise Of New-Yofk. Aud why
msy be asked We answer-because, during the last Fsb
We were not sleeping, but made contracts with tbs
manufacturers the smOunt Of $4,000, aud which
will give supply for this season and the Fall al prices
below The market more than Is per cent
OUR STOCK OF GRAPE sHAwLs
has decresed; but we have sill some left and whoever
may have them price which will be satlstae-
toY-al any rate low enough
WE ARE DAILY RECEIVING,
by packet and steamer tho ulhment OF our Foreign or
ders and ,oon shall display the elegant stock Of
stawls Mernoes Silks Dress Goods &c ever exposed In
any retail store 10 Nsw-Yok Styles selected by one Of
The fm-nspy being entirely new and from designs orig
mated al l56 Bowery.
OUR INSTITUTION
POPULAR IT. fame s spreading and soon Will be kno "n
scro,s The Atlantic, az well &C 1t 10 in New-Yorkn
THE BOwERY SAVINGS STORE.
v. w. GILLEY,) Prophetors,
W. +. GlLLEY, Managers and
ly25 In 7. MCMAHON. } Directors.
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SUMNER ARRANGEmENT. 1880. 90
On and sner Tuesday hsy a. the passenger trains VIII
run follows, (sunosys excepted, eonpNS1 s WoRID
AIDA JOSEPH BELKhAP ana SOUTH AhEhiCA'
urrng 10 ard from Albany, and touching a. me usual W.
'e'ms'ii 1--we NEw.YoRK. GOING NORTH,
From the Once lie Hud,ons. near Chsmbe'rn.
At7AM az uain for Albany, stopping 81 al way
.sops On The raj rcsd ard connecting At POughleePsle
with sesu.er JOSEPH BELkNAP, wnlcn Wll iand - ~
Hyoe Park Kingston BsryEown, Tivol, Maden, Cas.ni
Hudson. Coxsackie sluyVesant and New'BAnmore, ana
hteIAh~S xpres, train for Albany, stopping Yon'
Nj GsTrisobs Cold Spring, Fssi SS1 AID
AIDA With vii lsnd at Kingston, Maiden SaIskiu'
gns.rn ard Coxssckie an arrive 81 Albany a. a I'm
Ati2n-For freight and passengers TO rougnkeepne'
MOI psssensen to Poushkeepsie stopping al
AMsPa FOR passengers to Peek'kil stopping at the
ineruedia stations. ., -. ~,
Ala PM-ExPe !ran for Albany. Stopping Ion ION
p Ss, HIO6 Gsrrisot: Cod Spring Fi.hi New Ham
bureh and nIou Ferry eoonseng a. Pongnseep.s WIN
Psys Kin9siou BMrytowD, Tyon, MLien, Caskill Hud,
ton CoxsscLie and New Baltimore, and arrive
atAibspy NAM .
AtsPm.-FoI passengers to POughkeepsle, stopping at
a. Ne IE wsy EPouoHKEEPsIE, GOING SOUTH.
At5i Ah-For New-Yofk, Stopping al all me way sa
AT An-Yor freight and passengers to New.York,
Al AM~For Ne '. YORK stopping al all tn, way ~.
uops except crotoD VerplsIcks, Tuoby HOOK ana one
hupITed- and hhy. secOnd-st .,..
AIIllAM-OT on arrival OF steamer from Albany, w gI
,esVs. tLs5s a. s.oR. ..,s siSS sing fsy.
nwk DearmsD Dobbs Ferry zLd Yonkeu -,
At4Ph-Or 90 arrival ofstsamer from Aps1y' VIM
leaves lheie II A. Al stopping a. AL way s'aA" F
Low p int ard VeTpancks - 49,. .~ht.h
AtFl PN-Or on arrival Of steamer rom Aoany wnsn
lesvss here al 81 PM stopping 81 al "s ''su'A'' W
signal ,sv,rr vop NEW YORK
AtgAM-stoppiug a. ali wsy staioni ...,u 49,
Passengers will promote their sne -
obserytug The following rules; ls[ give psiueen S
80 10 81 Iaaggpgs nan where your Oasgsge 10 20 DC 90
Tweed raj he sy Il accordingly and heIeOy syod
essd delays d. Procure yoaf ueaes oeiofo oa'e
- r. Ears: Sd Do Dot stand 90 no platforms
OK OLIVER Il LEE Superintendent
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A NEW WORK

DYTHE AUTHOR or "VANITY FAtR"-on FIN
Edsy morning. STR NIGER TOWNSEND will pub
sb stuhbs Calender or tbs Fatal Boo Dy w NJ Thack
eIsy ESQ author Of PendenHs" Vanity Fsir" nc. u.
ustIed by George Crukshank with prof1sion OF steel
engTsyiDes. Price 80 cents.
The humorous vein In which Mr. Thackeray throv of
his productions has given him the hrsl Of regulations
among the public al large The story OF The Fatal Boots
spsIkes With his qualities OF wit banter aud wiGha
be geDtemsDly good that povsdes every page Ii
book for amusing hour and possesses points OF re-
econ that will be passed unregaded by the lookeon
at the freaks and foes Of the times. The plates
merous and delicious Cruikshabk ever makes his de-
signs. sTRlNGER Il TOWNsEND,
Iy252t ~ Broadway, corner Aun-st
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ONLY FOR INSERTING sEsr rVsc 1919.
~ lTEETH on pivots vling 10 esuu W ~ s,1Iv 81
~ Sc cn,. ke NJ twilbsts ing tbes- ray ~ III
- -, hsov t,e ususl chng,s our opefsnoos e a..
sn,esd 10 be equal in every particular 70 .sss r., tes
in New Yorh We can Gown tns ~ -, Inc orca
s., n De, t,l oo-rstops 10 lot rcgus.st unrisS
- -. sos Broadway. T.'h"'i'
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lIATENT CJTrING ANO CARVING MACHINE
HHnR Mnnn Ahn METAL-Tna nhnxn a.hlne

DAT ENT Cutting ANO CARVING MACHINE
Il FOR WOOD AND METAL-Tne shove ma:nine
having thoroughly for Than wo years tue
pGteus oeses call the attention OF capiiats 10 the
sane The machine embraces the mOtl perfect combn ion
OF movements hal have been Introduced for eating OF
carving capable Of producing form or shape rom
Tho we Of the pattern down. Il performs with the most
peec accuracy and great dispatch every description OF cut
ing Abd carving Among long s Of src may be recE
otsd The following: Cabinet and Piano-Rorte makers
work blocks for Calico paper and otc ON primers, wood
type, block letters picture frames brush handles malees
for casting type and all m Of Gothic nodded, carved
sno tracer work for carpenlers In churches coages
&c &C TIE economy OF time and labor by the use OF
he machines In furnishing At much reduced cost long
s Of aTucles In he mechanical Of cay use AID OF
uuhly ss well a. Of luxury will II s believed convince
readily the incFedulOus 10 It's value II properly pu
Ia operation The saving In The labor OF carv Will be a.
essl 50 per cent and In cuiIng tracer epentsp ana
wOTk rom 100 10 per cent? aud as II has no rye
n line viii readily control the market As regards me
psienLIignt ibeL inconleubly substantial ore Il
bken on mbinanOn Of movements never before attempt
co. and Of It's best Recommendations 10 ina, II has pass
cd not Only the United States Psen Office but aso hs OF
Crest Bnain, France and egium, where their known
sincness REGARDS American inventions precludef me
idea that his IL other Than novelty.
TIE 10 Dc Of eiher tiktng partner capF
bic of gpg business in lhs CITY, and having me no
ce,ssry capital 10 carry on, he will sell part or whole
undivided half OF tue pa eniin Eng .oo
Flsrce Belgium, 10 which countries machine VIII %
,er N da, aunder the guidance Of sku1 mechanic
Any person desrous OF entering he add hsV.
ing lbe requisite quail cAons the Inventor would be hagpy
~ zee between The hours OF aud NJ ~ he oihoe
Of WorrG Co % iron fJurdry ard machine shop p Em'
f where viii give any information or show the m.cnne
10 operation. Ijy25n ISAAC NJ. slNGEh
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A LAWYER OF THIS CITY about to remove TO
ftCahiorns viii undertake Iss collection Of claims, Z.
ihsi country with the Dispatch and a. modsfae
rsles Faithful attention given to such matters ana we
moueys remued a. soon collected Inquire al once oi
pexL References John Clapp President Mechanics and
Traoer, Bank T. D. Brown, Cashier DO T. Y pensoe5
10 Wall, Greeley hcErath, Thompson nsos or .
South a. Amer Benedict - Hel-s1 Aa' -. u, HVoa,
100 Broome. And Others given 90 l1terVeW. Vo lAul
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~ FOE sAN N FR. NJ ttoEYA n csOt JACOB
se Goth ba1tne threefourihs Of her cargo ready 70
an ON hoard will receive immediate dsPaen for zoe Aoovs
-, tbs vessel has Just been thoroughly osernsgIee elo
Yiv -onn.red and beng remarkably fast sziler u 10
eSsn,Iy EXPECTED sne will maze Is short passage &C
vs,se boand % ihoss sons FOR freighg or passage
- .n nr-ioT .tste room accommodations, apply "
o1'"s sPOFFORD, TILEsfoN, co
gvIaisU 70 soubs~
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THkLAkGEsT assortment Of sodsseAas,
uutE sess Hnucsses src fesihers evcT offered Ioi
49, - e.e a n WILLARDe Wueeouss, 10 CoAr
s.x1 cor OF NuloerySt fhe sgtenuon Of house
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~ le screv 6slssssf Old bsts rsnovsisdi eos Ioos
nlssn6 rsnii
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WILL, RE PUBLISHED

w I'LL EOb1Aohk0
THURSDAY, AUGUST |, "The Night Side OF Nature;
i or Ghosts and Ghosi.seeg" By Catherine Crow, au-
horess OF sussn Hopley, Lilly Dawson &c kc.
Thou contest 10 such questionable shape,
That / will SPEAK 10 thee"
CONTENTS.
Chspterl Introduction
H. The Dvellers In the Temple.
Ill Waking and Sleeping, and how the Dweler In tbs
Temple sometimes LOOKS abroad.
". Allegoncsl Dreams, Presenumenu, &c
V. Warnings.
vi. Double Dreaming and Trance, Wrsihs, ac
VII. WTAths.
VIII. Doppelsangers, or Doubles
TX AppariuoDB.
X The Future hat awaits US.
XII The Power Of Will
Nil Troubled Spiiits.
Kill Haunted Houses
XIV Spectral LighIs ans ASPIRATIONS attached 10 Certain
Families.
XIV Appariuons seeking the PRAYERS OF the Living
XVI The POllerg eisi OF the Germans and Possession.
XVII. MscelIGneOus Phenomena.
XVIII. Concluion.
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BY THB IIDNIGHT SOUTHERN 1,l1-

Correspondence OF The rribure.
Put AprI pBtA. Wss,.~

Correspondence OF The Tnbure.
PHILADELPHIA, Wssn.sdsv t.
There 10 q man In the lower part Of n. T.
named Edward w. Paul, who mag Well h. ~,
"The ROwdy Arester." He will 90 with p.r,..s
impunity into any portion Of sou,hwss Or 49,
mersing and arrest any rioter for whoa he n.
warrant while a police officer would oon,a., r.
sefa dead man 20 even attempt it Mr.. PsoJ r..
been frequently STACKED by the Killers" yet /,
every instance be has escsped with bat slxht
wounds while he has shot and mortsly ~oaad.d
many of bis sssailshs. Such is this Mr. psal
who keeps q tavern a. the corner OF Second and
Catherine SITS Southwark. On Sunday morning q
gang with the Weccscoe Hose Carriage, stopped
before his tavern. fred f. shots, threatened 10
burn il down, and hang him. One OF tho ringiead-
ers, named James Sipp'e, wss heard to utter these
threats warrant was issued for bis arrest aud
placed in Mr.. Psuls hands. This morning. Sip
pie, in default OF g. 500 bail, was taken to prisoa
by Psul See what an energetic and daring man
can accomplish alone.
A Railroad will shortly be constructed between
this city aud Westchester, Pa
The Asas sdvices noting further advance Ia
CoTToS In Liverpool, has impaired more hrmness 20
the muket here sad holders demsnd improvement
upon the prices urFentsi TIE close Of last week
The Flour MAJ ket hrr and the receipts eoatinns
ceedingy small There 10 rslher more inquiry ara l.So
barrels common and good bssds have been taken 81
Is come Of beter brand al Isi and fssa eroasd =
5 s. per hb For city consumption, pFices range ron
ss 10 6.f; cor ard extrs brands and tnotfr
New York fsncy brsuds Rvs fLous-smsn sal-s 81
sl4G2 s7i CORS MEAL 10 held a2 S7f per be bat no
have under notice
0RAIs-Th-re 10 scs-cely any WHEAT coming forward.
bat prices unchanged Rye 10 10 dem Al % Gus pr
br,h CoRs 10 and wanted. We quote yellow stef
cts OArs-A cargo Of Prnnsyvsnis 10 arrive sold o. ~
There 10 an Increased demand for SUGAR. and prices
have further advanced.
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81 % cents
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as DO ssh 0. sou kenso gtou w Sc s5k tSoe Red
kR Mort Dc 70 s'S0oe Read RR Sc IS; e,e"e s,s g.
Ne -oresns Gss Bsnk ll2; 100 Union Canal III 5000
City S. '76. 1914
Second Boa,d-20 Commercial Bank. 81 do siii 10
Harrisburg RI, 46i o. 0oo Allegany City &C. SO ~ 40
Union Bank OF Tenn e5 80 Pennsylvania RR, Is