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Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
The I'enitent Scholar.

sch4ol is out The ast Lesson has hecn
reeiiedand the evening hymn sung; aud
nov tle shouts Of merry voices are heard on
The gr.en Their spirits overflow Ike long
sai ealer But one Of their number
- 8. mHtisanz II is quiet now in the
2 d am. faar sits The teacher at hcr
as Niia a d aud Troubled look. At
re lie ds before her si,sa boy. wheSs
flushed caaula nee and flashing eye tell Of
a auesle VI n. Ills arms are proudly
tulded as in defiance, and his lips are com.
rresa'd lie viii never say, I'm sorrry;
will yai forgive me- NJ! not he, His
breath ,umcs thick aul fat. aud tho ansFy
Hush mon lis cheek grows dceper crni.
sln. The door stands iukitiuely apdn. A
lew quick steps aud he can be beyond his
teacher lnyolmtarily his hand maiches
up his cap as She says "Gsogec. como 10
me-. \ moment moFe, aud he las darie,l
out. aud Is away down lie lue. The teael.
er'silee efoWs yet mon sll, her head 5als
uia the desk. md the tears VII como. a.
she thinks Of ila return lie is making iorall
her love aud eaie Cor him.
The clock siikcs Ilge, and SLOWLY putting
a her bonnet mi shawl. she prerafes Ia %.
when hlsing uit as the doaf. she sees ibp
l.,y coming tpvlrlz the srhaal.boas,. nov
liking Hapi sfFs forward. as though tar.
tal bis resolution. would fail hims then raa.
sing asit ashamed q he sen coming hack.
Nhai las thus changed his pan,osci
Rh1aLhles' WITH hasic. he las thrown
imslf laau upa iba# gfetn gaz hg the
SIDE uf ihe brank.elaliue lis hufains cIaags
IN illa pune Wecl wat5i and rs gradually
the la.h failed atay. "a Gu his heart died
AMY ihe anger Ia feit toward. lis teacher.
Il sifi south sial. as il sole by lfing
The ha.r from bis hrog. seemed to WHISPER
in H. ear, "ihis W., litla lay. this w5y.a
and kuIeas Wi'lh him mafnurel. Ito
lseE. ra hafk' lle saisd 10 BIS Gat-
Should be heel fha.a Lind uoal.-.lsun
he a hgk' G9tla h 90? Al aul
here Ras the amese Caald he be man
enough to conquer hi, pride and anger. and
iu iun humility pimec his steps, and ay
"nfghc'" Could he go back! As he rt.
p'a'cl ih, words, be- aid to himself Il
riH 20 l1cs," and lhc yic,oy was won -
aoN With d'"m-iE eye afd thronung
heart, be .;ooi lctare his iearhcr. ac'uowI.
eldnciu broken accents III. hult, and ask.
ing forgiveness. The anbaams areanad
ia thrneh th'oIoa window. Cling thereon
with g'lyn lIg'i.i bu' thc sunlight in those
haE.wa. brighter ST. Ah. children, if
you wali always have sunlight in Your
hearts, never let the clouds u anger h.o to
dim ymr sky
lie vas a hero. lie conquered himself
sud Slompn says "lle thlt rulaih hi. spin.
/, is bi,cr than he that tukcih city," At
first d, co@snily mn away; but his courage
came gain; be rallied hi. iarc,. and to,k
the c.,,. Bmyc /. the boy iliut has caur.
age to 10 right, when his psoai heart sly.
Il Willnot."
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Cheap Tooth Drawing.

Cheapness with a very large class Of per.
sons, is ever the strunge.; recommendation
Of an article, ar the decisive reason for Sc.
loeiing particular agent to perform ser.
vice. Such rarely enlarge in sfaking q
what they have bought, or haa done. Of {.
good quality N good work obained hu n
tue low price At which the alla Or he =
has hecn secured A. eeneraitlIae Ihef
don get any more than they bargain lof.
and, in not a few eases, they receive rather
less,
We heard a story If one Of these chnap
individuals not long since, which provoked
a smile. lie Ind OCCASION for the services
Of n deutist, Who was something ct ha.
morris.
aWhat do you ask for pulling toothia
he asked Of forgps. On entering his Of.
flee. 4 swollen and m mnamed chaaf
shHel that he s,aal in need Of professional
aid.
sFi1y cents WAS rcrlied
Never gave INT . quarter slid die
sufferer, IN Is decided voice rs pin wmld
allow him 10 ASSUME.
My chargri is fifty cents. rctnufd he
apsfatar in gliIe rs decided n mamdE
aCmtraf amnrh Qareri. enough.
ron have ouly IA mt an vonr irons md rs
asi in ihfec ac#uHs. Wish | had MS much
a. coald do at pulling teeth at n quarter a
pirea. Conn now. friend. money is money
thcse times nm't You never pull teeth Cor
qHarierf'
Sometimes rsrliel the DENTS. Rha,a
sns of the ridiculous vas alrcaiy touched.
aBl whoss natural love fer a rfas=.gsl JOKE
had heeomc eycitci
Then You'll pull mine out for that price.
aid the patient.
% yes. il yda wisi me 10 Do o, was
answered.
nawu at lie patient and lie l1aiis uas
#saaraiiing aHsg n hi rms iu die raal
u md most lelI'oH,a WY imae'u.hlc.
"ily gracious tselaimei ii, sufferer
Is s5un rs the rlm-eaiiine operation was
over Bat you 40 hurt M drcadnlly
The dutit nov applied a pair G' Ger.
eep, to ihe offending tooth and gave q o
wranth which fairly brought III, rdicn, to
H. h-rI.
rs il ont Aocior," was eagerly asked.
Not yet 90 c'olly replied the dcuiia.-
"Sit down again, and III make another tri.
al"
s. thc man at dogn once more. and o.,
farccps wore again applied. Tlar w7s ar.
other s-ycra wrench; but th5 iol.h ilfiel
ta como.
MERCY on MS. do-ior, j. this the WAY
Yen pull iccthl' screamed the patient, as he
seized tho dentist, hand with o nervous
uip.
Its the way pull tco,h for q quagtar."
replied the dentist. with a twinkle IN his
cy.. which th1 oihcr oven in hi. pain. did
Eol I'D to see.
"pull mine f5r iAy ccnis, then, quickly
returned the writhne victim
'Thuts the way rs donc said Forccrs
q moment atcF, a.. with % deNicslns motion
of his praciizi hand he removed, with
comparatively slight pain the tolih from
rs sogkci and held it up to the PATIENTS
view.
The half dollar was paid, arl tho man
departed with drawing perc, piion in his
mind that choap things are, sometimes, ihc
dearest o man can buy.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NO.. %.
A RruAnkAmr M,x-Tbe ao,n,,

A REMARKABLE MAN.-The German
town tOhiol 4" Emporium y has an obituary
notice Of Mr.. John Sehaier, WHO died in
that vicinity on the 9TH Of March aged
62 years. The notieo concludes with these
surprising statements:
q The deceased vas the lafgosi man tn.
We over saw. The caiin vas sufficiently
large 10 contain five man of ordinary size,
meamriag in width lhree fset eanf inches in
the clear, aud tlree feet in height. Three
men could have worked in il at the same
time with convenience. II required six
men 10 take him from the bed on which he
expired. This was done by raising a plat.
form, removing tho hcaibaarl Of the bed.
siead, AND taking him out oudwise. They
could net get the coffin into ile houso, but
ly taking olf the door-fieins Of an old va.
Gated hoaso Tint stood in the yard they got
il into that ni carried the eppsc lhiiher on
thrso empty hes Awagon aud four horses
Fio5d prepared and ten men placed the eof.
fin and il contents urm Il. In letting
down tie coffin into the grave they had two
lines doubled. one 4 each eul and one large
in the middle and seventeen men
10 let down this great sprinkle Of mortality
into IL lasi home ON earth Ills weight
Was nai known
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

WoRK-A man who can give up dream.
ing and 60 to his daily rcality-who can
smother down his heart, is love ar wee. and
take to the hard work Of his haud-who de.
fes fate, and If he must die. dies fight.
ing TO the last-that man is lile's best he.
70.
dare say it would be more interesting
and poetical if ! were To paint Nnian
Grnme leaning over the boats side, and
dropping womanly tear, into the CLYDE. and
laying back in the railway carriage spent by
the exhaustion of motion. But he did not
Whatever he felt, Heaven knuweih. and
Heaven is merolful, tender and dumb. The
only words be said-and he might have so.
liloquized a whole page, for he had the car.
riage to himselC-werc, Unjust 20 home and
work"
y, Work-work.-work II is the iron
pt1ughshare that goes over the field of tbo
heart, roofing up all the pretty grasses and
the beautiful, huriful weeds that we have
taken great pleasure in growing laying all
under, fair and foul togother-making plain,
dull-looking arabic for our neighbors to
peer at, until at night.tipo, down in the
deep furrows, the angels como and SOW.
"7ae Head of he Eamiign an English Nord
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

WoRps Wru the BARG oN.-Thc
editor Of the Passport North Mississippi
Union talks just right Hear him
Wagons cannot run without Wheels
boats without stoam-bullhogs jump with.
out legs, or newspaper be carried on, on
everlasting time, no more than dog can
wag his tail when he has none. Our sub
scribcrs arc III good, but what good docs q
man, goodness do when It don't do You any
good! We have no doubt every one thinks
that all have paid except him. andas We are
a clever fellow, and his is little matter. It
will make no difference. II would not, if it
were only confined to a dozen or hundred
cases, but when the Sio'c ferg scizes most all,
the complain, is altogethcrtoo general. As
the bull.frog said, its fun for you, but it is
death to us
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
OUR CHILDHOOD
ny 0roRaf .rnrNucE

NJ AhhhHA ~ IhAN AANAs
'ris sad, yet sweet. 10 listen
10 the soit winds gentle swell
And think We hear the Music
Our childhood knew so well
To gaze cut on the even,
And the hounlllrss fields Of air.
And feel again cur boYhoad's wish
To roam Ike angels there.
There are many dreams IT rladnuss
That cling around the pasi-
And lr1m the tomb oi iorling
Old thoughis come ihmneinr fast
The forms We loved so dearly
In the happy days uaw gone,
The beautiful aul lovely,
So iair 10 look ufan,
Those bright and gentle maidsns.#
Who seemel ~ larmei for bliss,
Too GLORIOUS aud ioa heavenly
Foe such world as this
WHOSE dark aalteyes seemed swimming
ln a s'a ol lliqaid tghi
And Whase l1ek#0i gold Wara streaming
o'ef bmwa ~ sunny bright.
Like The briHh'H, lnisuf summer
fheY have iailsu l.un ihe siau.
YET oil il s a lotrIYdeaih#
To iade iium taIih like thcmi
And VET ibe thdaslf sslIlrains
T. muse uH sazh iHe45#
And lsal lbafaIIIl.a#b,aa'i4l
Are passing iazi aNNFl
Ihi the a.fare whom WH larr
0mH L. raHh Hf ias Hfr4='
liar ttudH 81 tIf #.iI5zsHz jae=
Then T#fsa ,gHrH 'HHy fesg
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

MloR PErIR fGirz, Of Philadelphia.
recently presented to the President as
Chairman ofiho Washington Monument As.
spciaiidn, a block Of marble on behalf of
the Grand Lode Of lhe United States |. q.
af o. T. Tic block is very beautiful
one. highly emballizhed. and finished in tho
iri siylo of art Il was obtained from the
quarry uf MAJ Fritz, IN Montgomery epm.
:, fa,, iow milos frdm Philadelphia In
il present. condition It is four feoi long by
tie ame lFsal.h aud eighteen inchesihiek.
On iis ace ara aulptured the annorinl hear.
ings Of Tie Oaiar, egusistine Of two ufinei.
flo figures finely formed and praporiionel.
which appear 10 be cmblems If Hope anil
Charity. Tie l5A RESTS on an Anchor, the
right bears a Conucopia crowned with
HuHor Between them is a shield. with a
scroll border carrying the motto, Amiciiia
amor e rcrtqs and perpcndicularb aboyc
6gum cf Charity, urrounicd BY ipfut
Grand Lodge of the United States of the
Independent Order Of Oil Fellows -
This culpturing is enclosed within circle
If nearly two feet diameter, edged with
no,chei rays and the rin Of its circle in.
scribod with. We command YOU to visit
the sick, relieve The distressed. bury tho
dead. aud educate the orphan" Under all
arc the words Presented by the Grand
Lodge Of tho United States, 1851"
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

As ELECTRIC ENGISE-Thc Pough-
keopic New York american states. that
lately hundreds Of visitors have thronged
The Duiche0 Iron Works to witness the op.
GRAFTON Of the electro magnetic engine. the
invention u J. $. Gutcn, of Trenton.
New Jcroy--a thing So simple that the
wonder is that is invention has been leit
until now, for Prof G. 10 bring out, and at
the same time 20 successful that no room is
lcf for doubt that electricity as a motor has
o practical value The battery Of Prof G.
is tlat commonly approved in operating the
magnetic telegraph, aud with some twenty.
four jars power was ppiucoi sufficient to
drive a Napier press at its highest rate Of
speed.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

PuNcn oy "DouEsrtc DrriNlroxs:"-
" liosr--'fhe place whore children have
thoirown way, and married men rcsort, when
they hyo nowhere else to keep themselves.
WrFE-lhc woman who is expected to pur.
chase without means, aud sew on buttons BE-.
fle they come of BAm-A thing on nc.
count of which il. mother should never 90
70 the opera, consequently need never have
anew bat. DiNNER-Thc meal which is
expected to be in exact readiness whenever
the master Of the house happens to be at
home to eat II. whether at twelve or half.
past three, WAsnNg-DAY-1ho time when
awoman can throw broom at a ihieyisl
dog or .ay | won't without being thought
cross. TRousERs-The disputed territory"
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

4 SMILE Art, BIT Not EXACTLY lN.
rENuEp.-A Roman Catholic priest some
time since, in Germany, on entering The
pulpit, took a walnut into IT, llo told bis
hearers that tho shell WIS iastelcss and val.
uoless--that was CaRins church. The
skin was nauseous, disagrcoablc, and worth.
less-that was the Lutheran church. lie
then said that he would show them tho Holy
Apostolic church. He cracked the nut. and
found It rotten ICm NoaporcH
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

CnAncoAL FoR FLowERs.--lt isan as
ceriainci fact that powdered charcoal
placed around ruse bushes and other flow
ers, has the effect of adding greatly to the
richness Of tho flower. We find in a late
number Of the New England Farmer very
strong evidence of the truth oI this state
ment. The ladies and every lover Of a
flower will dnuhtles receive thls imom2-
iion with delight
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

4 CALIFORNIA FoRTuSE.-The Louis
vile Times say, that an industrious friend
has lately returned from two years resi-
dcnco in California, having made twenty
thousand dollar-in experiment and bring.
ing home with him sixly.two cents. lie
represents that upwards Of thirty thousand
men at the placcrs would have lett the coun-
try when he did. but that they did not have
funds to pay their way
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

BEaErr FOR a HAIRY ljoNE.-Sh
things says Hamilton, uro requisite To ere
ate a "happy home Integrity must be-
ihe architect, aud tidines the uphols,crer
Il must be warmed byafectiun, and lighted
up with ehccrfulnoss and industry mus. be
The yentila,or, renewing the atmosphere and
bringing in fresh salubrily day by day;
while over ALL as q protecting canopy aud
glory, nothing win suffice except the Llcs.
sing Of God
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

The Landers in Africa were dreadully
tormcntcd BY the rude curiosity Of the ma.
tiyes, who almost suilocatod them by crowd.
ing to their tents. On complaining Of this
nuisance to Che chief Of one place. he said
" Take your gun aud kill few you have
my leave tosaughtcr as many as you please
Alrr you cutoff the heads ol' some Of them
the resi- will moi moloa YOU"
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

The man who pushes aside the paper with
bis hrt zip Of coffee, and says, "ihcrc il
nothing in H. and who turn. up his nose at
typographical blundors, might find
profitable exercise in trying 10 make a pa
per Of his own some evening, and then get
the candid opinion Of bis friends upon its
merits
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

J. B Cros',cit Ell, editor Of the Saint
Louis IHteikigHcer writing TO that paper
from the city Of Mcsico, expresses the
opinion that revolution Is imminent in that
unhappy Republic. There are rumors in
other quarters Of an expected coup d'ctat, a
Ia Lonis Napoleon, by President Aris,,
and also Of tie probable return Of Santa
Anna.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

Losing, tho German philosopher. being
remarkably absent minded knocked at his
own door one evening when the servant,
looking out at the window, and not rocog.
nizing him, said, THE Professor is not at
home" "0h, very WELL" said Losing,
walking away, Z" | shall call an.
other time.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

l.oLt MoNrEz-During discussion b..
tween Lola Monioz and sumo persons whom
-he invited to hor rooms recently. IN New
York city, one Of the individuals became
excited, and 20 Car forgot himself a, to
strike Lola q blow in The ace. None OF the
persons present interfering to chasiise the
brute who had struck female, she scni for
a friend, who went to the hotel, and meeting
the offender gave him severe thrashing
This affair occurred recently
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
Architecture.
o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.

o. & X. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 2l6 Main Street. Raryord. Conn.
 1FFER their services to gentlemen a O bout to build. tO committees of Public Buildings. Churches, Sch"ol Houses. &c.
 flans for all kinds aud styles of dwell ing houses. Sc actually built and in pro. gross, can at all times be seen al their of. fee; and as it IS more economical and saves much afier disappointment to have plans and specifications well matured be. fore commencing. il must be desirabIe for those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects. ...."
 They also undertake the inspection of works during the progress as well ns fur nish designs for every sty le Of interior de-. coration, tresco painting, monuments. tab lets. &,c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, 1852. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26


 TaoR the cure of Sal,rheum, E,rSsip"las. II Chilblains, ChapFed or Crarkrd Hshds Burns and Scalds, Gu ;, Wounds ct any Klhd Old Sutes, all kind. ot breaking Un' aud sores om children, Sore Lips, P,mPles on VhS face and all diseases ot the skin.
 h5- Fur particulars, sse small sil's ac:en" panying each :'Ox.
 To convince the public that this Ointment is no humbug, and that Il will d" what the '" cumTnentlatlsn says, | invit, any one troubled with tue abnve complaints to calloh my Agents and take Box and I,y il. if it tl"rs not effect CURE rciurnit within thirty days. and take hack your money.
 NIB can give hunarcds or certificates where this Ointment has almost wrought mir- acies in the way of rur~s, hnt think u ct no use. az il will recommend itselI wherever tt Is used. Prepared and snld by MONROE TERREL. NaugNtuck. Ct.
 ny-Alf Orders directed othr above address will be thankiuily received and pr"mp'iN at. tended to Sold also by the principal Drug gists aad Country Merchants generally. Price % cents.
 HHoLEsALE D EroT "A. 8 & D Sands. No. 100 Fulton street, New York
 Agenls-Litchfieid, 4 c Smith, 3. Farms Wm q Smedley. Plymonth, Seth homas. Jr and Tho nss Scott. Camps Mills. l. J Hail. Wolcoti viile Charles McNisl. Wins'sd. J. C. Alien and s Kinney Jr; Norfolk, Lawrence < 8t-arns, Eas Canaan. Pisrce & Adam, Wan> aan G Humphrev, Salisbury. l. Graham k Co Lakeviile, P. s. humphrey. Falls Village Reldrn & Miner, West Cornwall. Pratt | Foster, Cornwall Bridge, HaSrissn & G"nsseit Bethlem. ?. L. Sk,dms;e. Woodhury, P. Allen At Co. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
BALDWINsS IMPROVED CHAIN PUMPS.

THE SubscIlbsr eaatihUss iO naanuiAessFs tAsir jassly celebrated Pump. wAolssale aud sesail. Pedlars sapplisd ia any quantity. wiih ...s bssiof saack. consisting If pumps. whesls xaain. tube. &c.. everything ior pump. All ssdsss for pump eastings. ehsin "stubs Gll- cd d the sheliest nalies end sent to any part of the United Siases al cheapest rates.
 Also, the best assurtmeAt of Stoves te hl .sund. consisting ot the beet ais tight eael and parlos sieves. with every variety of piPs and cooking furniture to make steve com. plefe Box and ShaR stoves.
 Alse Furnace easlihgs al every aeeeriptlsn sOssatlng of WsleT Whsels, oyer shol and Pitel sack M,li gearing great variety. Maehias, ~. eas,ings feveEy kind. Chilled Sleigh ana Cater Shoes made any length ta suit. rlopwl Caslings. &e. All 0sders for eaaling prompt, iy 6lled. FarRaes at ell times in "peratieN.
 2. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
sEayANTs.

E HENDERSON. late of 7S and E L Nassas street. NEW YORK. ssspseslallx aisoa neeies to the eisizene of Coane eescus. m ks has opsnsd an inisllissnre Osses at Ne q, Divisinn etFeet. corner 0t BoweTY, whnre ka' wilI as Allsimes be prepared tosupply theln wiah gay description cf help. mase e female. Ies- aeFs enclosing olsea lee of One Dollar, and nas. sage money. with the dsaesipsisn ee heb woasea and tho wages. Risan. will " stfendo1 lo with aswal pnnstnalily.
 Srimmedia,s aslsasisa pais :s ths vas.s q Hesol Keaxege. "
 New Ysik. July e. IoSl. a ea.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
A Line Off Stages

. From VondhurN South
 A hury, S.,ufhi"rd and Ox. aSArsla[&S fmd, andw will cannPci "I CzGXlSkekess1Aszxs CzGXlSke tlumphri, syille, with ths Morning Tram d wn. and leave oH arrival Q. the lO.25 A. M. Train f,om Bridgeport
 McNell's Stage from Wat"ri"wn will cons meet with the 8 90 X. M. Train from Waierhu ", and lU 2j A M. Train Grum Bra Iap"It. ddsiy: and an Saturdays with,he 5.25 P. M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stage from Liichfeld will connect with the Passenger Train at LiichhridStation.
 Freigh, will be Way-bilied from each Sta. fion fnr New Yask. New Haven and R,idge. pert. PHlLO "URD, Superintendent
 Bridgeport, Oct. 10th. 1881 A
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
J. l.. JUDD,
DAGUERREAN ARTIST

DAGUERREAN ARTIST, H AS just returned from New York with HI .sPendid aSSo, 'mrnl 0f Daguer,eo> type Materials. among which may ,,e found some beautiful Frames aud Cases ol an en- tire new pattern. which will he f,lrd up with his Preminm Miniatures on the mos reasonable terms.
 Ihose wh" can make it cnnvenipn, 10 si Tor :heir Pictures in The fore parl of rhe day ars requested to do SO. as the ligh, is rhrn atwat" good. and he is less likely 10 be en- gaged than in the afleruoon.
 Li,chheld, Nov. l2lh. 1851. 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CLARK, q co. Cornes of Front and Ferry R,'s.

HARTSsRD. CONN. II AVE tor sale large stock of Iron and 11Sirel. oi evers descr p.ion requiIed Ma, ehinisis. Blacksnits and nlheEs, emb, acinR . very great variety Of kinds and sizes; togetfss w'th iull supply oi beat Anyi's. Vices, Bel. lows and Blseksmiihs ' iocls generally
 tavstable ferms as can be obtained elsewhere
 ALSO w 4 eonsiant supply of 6Tst quality ef CUT NAILS and SPIKES, ai manufacturers price Hartford. Jan. % 1881. 'v3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
J. J. BOOTH & co.
DEALERS IN

CHINA, Glass. Earihen and Brittanin O Ware Looking Glasses, Table Cutlery Tea T"ngs, Solar Lamps. Girandol..s. Va ses, Window Cornice and Housekeeping Articles. generally.
 The subscribers solicit the attention of 0LD and NEW Housekeepers. to their large stock of Housekeeping articles jus, received for the FALL TRADE.
 We are prepared 10 exhibit as good an assortment ot almost every kind of Good, usually kept in a House furnishing Store as can be found in Hartford. Ne~ Haven or Bridgeport, and at prices full as low. Waterbury. Oct. 22d, 1851. 3m {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
NEW AR RIVAL,
 Mrs. Daniels

AZ just rseeisedthe IaiSst WIN TEX HI FASHIONS for DsnmesS Snd ClUAks.
 \ gssd assortment Uf Vslv"ls, RibbO"s sad Flowers. A new and choice st"sk Oi i.ac~s snd Esnbrsideries among which s''sy bs fosnd rich "nd iiaavy wosk'd Collars aud BAs ds. Cheap COIIars at 6 IA cents each. Green and Blue B"rase t"r Vsilx Ladies SAk Cravsts, . new article. Ladies Kid Gloves at 50 cents a pair Cheap Linen Ndkfs. at l3 i-2 cents. Hem stiiel.'i ut 6l.A cents. Cloak aud Dress TriMmings.
 Also. Toys and Fancy Ftui. aud Flowsl Baskets fer the approaching Holidays.
 litehReld. Nov. 26ih. 1851. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26

heavy and cheap Lace veils. Collars and Cuffs, Work Bands, Camhric Ed.inpo and lHssrtings. Ladies Khs and Cashmere Give. A cheap lot of Limen Hdkis.. Ckak Trim. mings. Fringes. Gimps. aad Velvet sespsa. sias Braid. &c.. &c.
 t.iaehasld Oct 9Oth. 1881. aA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-02-26
SaO REWARD

WE'LL hr p'id t. any prr>''" who wi w buy box of Dr. rrrrrI'~ tl"aii"s Ointment, and use it according Hb diTer lions, if they wil! call at my "fiice and $a, with a rlear cnnsrienre Ikat il does n" completely rurt Chaped Hands. ChiIhlain> Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes. Sores m ChilJren. and greatly alleviate, if not en ,,re y cure Salt Rhenm. and most disease of the skin. See advertisement
 MONROE TERRELL.