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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22
REMilYAL.
). G.. BATTERSON'S
M ARBLE w oREs.

\. - HdFy0TU, Conn. ~
Monuments and Tomhs of American and
italian Marble. Baptismai Fonts. Nh &
raj Tablets, Urns. Vase. MAniles ss
Table Tops, Italian Tile f,r
Fiours. SC, constantly ..
. on hand or furnished to order.
Hartford. June 1st. ty4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22
A(1EN'I 'S,


A. C.. SMITH i.ilch6eld, Enos Alvoro
Hitcllcocksville, Warren & Newton Mfg
Co. ~ atsrowD. A. Miles e. Son. West
Goshen. II N Noble. Hurwininn. J Rev.
rOlds. Bridgewaier, Frederick Boardman.
New Milford. 5 Merwin. Gaylmd'S Bridge
Samuel E Cone. Kent Plain. E Sk;ff Corn
wall, H rrison & Goods-ll Corn~ali Bridge,
George w Chaff-e. Ellsworth, George II.
Chase. Sharon, Watson & Smith. do. Gard
ner & Sanford. West Cornwall, Bladder s.
Miner, Falls Village, G Humphrey. Cana
an. Pierce 4 Adam. East Canaan, Law
renee e. Stevens. Norfolk, r Rockwell.
COlrbrook. J G Allen, West Winsted, l. G
Curiiss. Winsteh. Aivord G. Brot Q RS. VOL
coitvDle, 6 P Allen & Co., Woodbury.
Minor & Allen HotclIkissviIIe. H J Church.
Washington, W + Carpenter. South, Farms,
Pickett s. Turrell South Farms E n Ran.
som. Barkhamsted. O Austin. New Hart
ford. AZ ny Baker. Baskerville, p. w No>
BILE. fiarwinton. y Thomas, Jr., Plymouth
Hollow, E Tatmadge, Plymouth, p H.,
Skidmore, Bcihem. and by Agents in al
most every town and village in New Eng
land. and nv dealers in medicine generally
in other States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

On the printed lists of the several
Committees of Arrangements. .... =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22
!R. JMes'rissaNas,
At the Old Stand.

-AM HAVING procured an ASSISTANT
E[l MATCHMAKER and Jeweler. will
continue to do any and al kinds
ei wa:cn repairing and watch jeweling that
may he inirusied |" his care ia the best man-
ner and on reasonab terms. no pains will be
spared TO give satisfaction to every customer.
Thankful for past favors he would solicit The
cnhtInUance Of the PaalIc patronage. On hand
choice assortment pf Watches Jewelry and
Silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
Litchield. Nav 1881 ls3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

Ertrsct from the Req. John Pierpont's
Poem atthc Litch field Jubilee.
,Eh,, -, INA ~. s.,,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

God and Liberg-ths gOOdmahes motto.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-01-22

Myself-a stranger, can only touch ,.
Upon t,w-perhaps cen that's toe much.
Der once familiar names shade is thrown,
And names now honored are 10 me unknown
Those fro m my memory may never blol,-
Will these forgive me ii name them not
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yet recovered from my as.onishment at fIding
myseh 80 nueh more impor,aa, than thought.
This moving The Bey ser, soldier 10 announce
tis hit Iiion Of visiting me bad barely tine
TO plan, poie at the door Of my tent and run up
Tho AMe,ican flag, when IA came gaopng Up
ca let.back stallion, attended by hslf dozen
soldiers. lie remained hall an hour, and, when
he ItturLec home. sent me the two finest asd fat
q, 5, sheep have seen In Africa, as provision for
tie voyage. Soon altcrward, the Governor Of
Barter 90 rpferim srlved, with his Chief Sscre-'
tar,, ana drank my coffee and smoked my tobae-
co Tor long time. remark OF The Governor
eranftd mo exceedingly, as II showed that all
tbs s',snlion was paid me, not on account OF
an, supposed rank, but from the fact OF my being
the first American who ever visited the place
al have been in this country twenty four years"
ga I'd he. - and in all that time only some French
al two or three German and English travellers
have passed through. You are the first have
seen from Yentee. Doonea. This sounds very
much ike Yankee Doodlecom, out is III reality
the Turkish for :" New World."l You must not
so home with an nnfavorsble account OF us"
Scarcely had the Governor left before the Chief
Molab, or priest OF the mosques tall. venera-
bic man, dressed in green robe and urban
came to pay his respects. had not finished en-
teTtaiuing him when soldier arrived, bringing
the Governors horse for me to ride through the
town. He was splendid stallion, of the cele'
bTated breed OF Dongola, and to bestride him was
worth a months Journey in the Desert. The
Governor accompanied me on white donkey.
and, after visiting the fort, the bazaars, and the
principal private dwellings, took me to his house
to dinner, which was served IN the Turkish style.
AS had learned in Mexico to eat without knives
and forks, was better qualified to do justice
to IT,
The last incident of my stay was the most
agreeable Of all. This afternoon, after my bag.
gage was taken on board and | had hoisted my
flag on the America, (as have named the boat
the Bey happened to ride down to the bank See.
ing the flag the first American ensign on the
Ethiopian Nile, he ordered fifty of his Arnsouts
down to the river, and saluted it with repeated
volleys OF muskelry. AS sailed away l re-
turned the salute with my pistols, and the SOL
diers fired parting volley after me for good
luck on the voyage, but so recklessly that |
heard the sharp whistle of the bullets quite close
to the vessel felt more grateful to him for
this courtesy than for his kindness to myself.
And now am fairly aioat for the strange, in
teresting regions OF Soudan. Ny Journey thus
lar has had none but fortunate auspices, and 40
| am blessed with health and strength beyond
expectation, have every prospect Of safely &C
ccmplishAg my plan of travle. BIT
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of the stories in which lsdgisgs are let 10
females only. A few rooms snoH'd d. al
times he reserved for visitors 10 any oi tue
families Irftiog parts of thr bn''i'@' 'a my
he heavy cost now encountered 81 Keeping
spare room which is ONLY used sen OF
fifteen nights in the year
These are but ontlioe SUGGESTIONS Z"
he ;mproved as maturer canside'as'n a"u
eyoeripnce shall suggest toe ceh'ra'
;dea is embadisd (thcueh tin'dy) IN the
Model / dei6g Houses Of London, which,
;,oosrf.et as they are, have proved great
nI.s.;no ard aye destined TO prove a stu
o,eater through the farther Improvement
INV suggest in the manner here proposed,
,ocr families may be provided with commo-
lions. comfortable, well-ventliated, health
fnl. agreeable homes, at two thirds the pre-
sent cost # worse lodgings, and he cap,.
talists who put up the buildings can still
realize a fair interest on their Investment.
How long must we wait for at leas. an imI-
taton Of what London has already triumph
antly achieved in the premises 50
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TO -. For ne Tribune.

TO -. For ne Tribune.
THE dream is past-.sni with II fi.d
The thoughts that once my bosom knew;
My hopes, like withered flowers, are dead,
Or leaves OF Au,umn's faded hue.
The dream is past-but fingers still.
The inf Of that broken spell,
AS sunset tlnis the western hi,
Or fits along The lonely dell.
| thought Of thee at eventiGe,
hen sunset gilds the western skies;
thought Of hours when BY thy side
gszed into Thy melting eyes.
fondly though how soon again
Those charms m, 'raptured ewes should see
| thouRht-but 40, the thought Is pan;
Il Will but increase nv misery FRANK.
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| am again ahoat, bound for Khartoum. The
Bey (ss the rais has just informed me) sent three
soldiers to the boat last night aud kept the men
at work all night in removing the cargo, so that
it might be ready for my departure The officers
o; the Government in FL Mekhoyref have shown
me the mos, marked attentions. and | have not
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-08-20
EARM to EXCHANGE-For New

ia York Brookbn or WILLIAMSBURG uninproved or inn
proved property The Farm is situated in Orsnge County
nine miles west Of New burgh contains los Of the bt
lard in the county we'll watered and god eorntortesle
house barns. &c the Apply 10 JOSEPH DAVI-
SON, No 574 Bro ado sy, from II A. NJ. tol p. NJ
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BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES

- One OF the most desirable Of Land vet offered
Tor SAFE s me Land belonging 10 Charles Besn In the
b sntbu village OF Eo.dham the Harlem Railroad Tho
plots about 100 feet square containing all ees Of diff.
ferent Ai1 d and about i've walk from the Railway
Depot besuiifn eminenee in fall view OF the Pail.
North River and Lons Island about enc hours ss
hom City Hail. New;iork these wthrs country resi-
business IN the city. Inquire OF Il. $. GlL8ERr No
Nasssnst between the hours az II snd where mans may
b. had; or Of CHARLES BERRIAN on the premises
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THE sEMI-wEEKLY TRIBUNE
THE NEW. YORK TRIBUNE

IL rnhlielel cyrrV TUESDAY AID fkTDHf
neI anrrrn Two copies for s. Ten for so Adyertii
ments 6 cents a hnc for each Insertion
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about pur-

II I7''''I ''''''''" PIT
ehaaipg Pianos will fnd u 20 their advantage 20 call at
Glenn Cos Mann factory, No l9i faltons, twsst OF
RrosdWay) general assortment of mahogany ssd rose
god Pianos constantly Gu hand which will IL sold low for
cssh or approved paper d. sers supplied bersl terms.
4. OLE..N s co, No lll fu.t0a-s,.
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Marhinerp, ST.

SINGER'S SEWING MACHINE
~ There logger any experiment In usns ess isysi-
nse atcr machines which execute ell xrds osssn.
Ing style OF great beauty ard durability they o.. sdagssa
10 any KIND .. sewing and used oy ladies on hs -
custoD work The ea. de mand for hees nischaes aDc
Universal satisfaction they haze syeo no s. TO-.
for ter setsne which leeds only % oe ~ hess "a
elre at No s5s Broadway where my ean % - -
opelsiicn, snd where the proprietor VII ~ hsSpJ
eIAte their uttlitY 70 any enc who WI esl-
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DASSAICVINEYARD FOR SALE

ITO TEACHERS. - For SALE or to
LET-A new School House, recently erected snd f1r-
1-ssd IN the rapidly grow ns visg. Of onkeFs West
chester County The building IS irusted IN ds hIaL TO-
mantle part Of village, and every way weh saa9ea
10 ,hs pnrrose To capebe Teacher q either SEX me
openpe win be found most desirable Tor school o. the na
sfass Application may be made TO w. N. SEYMOUR NO.
4ChathsmSqusre, or at Ionkeu
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or COLLEGES.

"A Geptlemsp a scholar Of distinguished University
of Germany who has made education his study and has
been for Yeas Profess Belgium and France would Ike
to enter into arrangement with any University or Col
for the teaching Of ancient and modern languages mah
elnatics history etc etc lie comes highly recommended
Address Box No. 566 Post-Offce, New-Yerk.
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at a FARM HOUSE.-The

bis family pansiou two miles ron the village u Glsa
Cove Immsdisie Application is Necessary ADDRESS the
subscriber e. Qlep Cove, L. thAs tSDEtstsitt
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HAST MORRJSANIA VILLAGE

IL Ahou, 80 Lots remaining unsold) varying in nse
hOn eshth Of sin offered for ALE
the favorable terms Ten cent down and BAL
before March, 1854 Tide perfect These loas
Occupy very healthy ard beautiful loo .o,, ard 10
full view Of the East River and in the Immediate vicinity
Of the res+ences Of several OF the wealthy and
'peotsbe citizens of Wss5cbeser County. Also ne ashirs
within ore quarter OF mile Several houses
building. and lots ssins rapidly For maps and oser IN
formation spply "a d. B. WINTON, No Tryon-row,
Hallem Railroad Office. opposite City Hall
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UPost office, Hew-Y Ork-NOTI cE.-Tne Mail
for california &c Aspnwal direct Will close at thi
Office on FRIDAY, Augustz0th, 1t p. VI.
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AT PRIVATE SALE-A small Farm
4 GREAT BARGAIN in TINBERED

N Of 4e acres q lsnd, With good dwelling house Sc-
w. mile froin Hampstead village. L. I. Apply 70
COLE Chiffon, No. DIV al-st.
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GuerlaI Mntlres.

~ Notice To PnssenRers.-Psssensers per steam
ship PACIFIC for Liverpool viii please be on board, at
the foot Of Cansls.. TOMORROW. (5staday,l August
81 OF II clock A. NJ. sendrg board this day. Fnday,
August 20 all luggage not wanted on the passage, marked
"beog." +. X. COLLINS Il co.
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New Dublicaficns.
THOUSAND IN

PRESS
LIFE ATTHE SOUTH, OR UNCLE TOMS CABlN'
AS Is Being Narratives Scenes ard Incidents In the
real " Life Of the Lowry" by W. q Smith, Esq:
The number Of 1899 copies Of the above
worn were cered in advance Of its publication The rs
two editions Of s. 90 copies each, now ready, the
hird edition Of 5000 in press fourth edition OF
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days
work by mall postage psd, to part OF ne L. s. Liberal
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nICT1ON SiNCE lane ENREN-Paolshed

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Al has reprinted from Duhlc ifiYery atlfhe se- %
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Judge powerful d,incstous OF Auns ,h.'1e'' az -
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n the f'st uukncen pen, " tuy I'.'1
Ay The ouudatou cEeulrl Hiert '.'"~'
There have been few woyAs published 81 IT, yet ~'
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PROBATION; a Novel, BY j. FrNtNOEE CooPEE, Ia
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Floors and
Real Gstate for 5dle.

ATPRIVATE SALE-phe three-stOry
~ s.d basement bisk house No 3 West 2lh-st os4r
sy thee rooms deep fret do0r: CIeton y AZ
sst5 &c Apply 20 COLE l. Chiffon, No.y WsiFiE
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NEW and CHEAP MAPS.-Maps of

the United States and Canada. mounted and posEet
form Maps the World, do do Maps OF Europe. ASIA
Africa North South America Central America Mexico
and OF de States Of the United Staesfor sale by
u DIsTU RNELL. No 1875 Broadway.
County merchants and booksellers supplied on liberal
ialI
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JIOR SALE-Tho House and sovon

serss Of Land the rsIosd depot at fisssll Land
srcsllent order fine double house, good oubudinsA
sge amount Of choice fruit and possessing every requisite
Tor the residence Of senteo family wishing country nome
Pine 70 NewYork b. railroad two hours Inquire OF u ~
OORLAND, No 81 Chambersst, N City orof W1
WALSH, or VIZ. II. pENNIHG. ss'fih Landing. ortss
sn County.
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DOARD--At No. 10 Poplar ST., on
II sTooklyn Hsh:l minutes w.h 'ea Ea.too-T N
Is1its Of oSms f5r Gentleman I'D tis VIE % -,
board for siaSle Osatlsme2. ksieieIes' ieF'"e F''
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BOARD in the COUNTRY.-A Gen
Eb tsmen and Wife be accommodated. for the
Isloer If the season With Board In the the
Hudson River The location il healthy G1d desirable
Fne hunting ard fishing, unsurpassed by any the reT
CAPE ISLAND BATHING-NA-

~ TIONAL HALL-This large, and ell ssnt 10
tel is open for the The public will lad thi,
house equal 70 the best American hotels Location few
steps from the shore, with magnificent view % the ocean
AARON GARREfSON, Proprietor.
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nOARn man NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

DOARD.-Rooms for Families or single
Nd Gentlemen can be obtained a. No. l5l last lsln 81
House ne = with s Improvements References eAcnanE 81
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BOARDING HOUSE to LET-Fur-
DROADWAY PROPERTY to LET

ID The upper part OF building No 49, Broadway adon.
loo the Broadway Theaer consisting of 81 floors each % by
100 feet The pTircipa ceiling Is 70 feet high Walls and
osin decorated in esco more desirable Situation Tor
SHOW Room car not be found in the city Possession be
had Immediately. Apply to T. p. FON on the pre- misses
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GbQnree for Business alen.


Apsrson holding Commiss2us from scscateen sat =
eiuoss 81 lie sane address Box NJ. 205 Post Oh,e.
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DOARD.-Geutlemen and their Wives,
ID AID also single Gentlemen, can be accommodated
with Be ard az Nc. - st HArA'spaoe, S.h-st
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10 Postage ston,ps for sale at this office.


10 Hopes Expressive CENTRAL RAILROAD
Of NEW-JEKSEY. Twice daily from New-Yotk 70 Las
ton Pa LEAVING At O'Clock A. a.. and O'Clock T. d.
Office No. "a Broadway, Rew-York
~ Attention! AttentfOn!-Scott ard Graham As
socaops rpi,hed with FLAG Banners Trsnspareccies
&c. BY ACKERMAH MILLER at their old stand, No.
I0l Nassau st., between Fulton and Ann ss
EF Emisrnnt Intelligence Once and Labor
EXCHANGE, Nos. % and n Canal-st- New York-fhis
Office Is established by the Commissioners Of Emigration
where always be found large numbers OF Lsbores and
Servants at very Of and persons have
their orders filled By writing to the Superintendent and send
Ing ths amount necessary TO pay the passage OF the parties
required no ees charged to employers.
JAS p. PAGAN Superintendent.
70 Industrial Home Association, No. 1.-The
members Of this Association notified that Meeting VIII
be held on the 26th inst 10 O'Clock NJ at No. 1873
Bowey for the purpose Of drawing for the choice OF Lots
N. B-Any member DESTROYS of Withdrawing from the
Association must do the next regular meeting.
By order OF the Association.
+ e eHHxx,mBrRs Committee.
GEO 8. APPLETON)
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DOOMS with STEAM POWER t

IL LET-Fine lieht Rooms with good steady Power TO
ie In the ne Depot Buldny Of Centre and Frank
Inns Apply to w A. ALLEN, on the premises, second
floor, from 10 10 daily.
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IL healthy and beau ful Of South Brooklyn, would
receive into ne family few girls board ard sdu-
ste Their education and morals would BE- ga efay
tended 90 and they would enjoy al the advantages Of
,rresb aud ~ tired home TeTms-Boud aad eauca,iou
10 all tho rngsh branches, $50 per sanun Preach ana
nusie extra Bills IN all payable quarterly IN sdssss
Apnlv 10 A. DELANEY
ff~ No s WyekoH a. ar c. urt,st Bnuoslvu
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EARM and SAW-MlLL for SALE

Situated about miles from Norristown, New-Jersey;
well stocked with Fruit with good Dwelling Houses,
Barns Ouhouses &c. &C. The Farm contains about 80
acres Of excellent land under good Of cultivation For
particulars inquire of WdlTEHEAD BROTHER,
Duggsts No l52 Greenwich-st.
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nor SALE or EXCaANGE-A small
NVORRISANIA LOTS and HOUSE

Ifs fsr SALE or 20 LgTA new two s.ory vel hq4sled
Mori,anis also few Lots IN Bathate Tor sas cheap on
econ sns terms TIE Harlem cars stoe a. eCth sces
sveiy tour in tie dsv Apply % + W MERRIAM. No. u
Beekmanst n Y, or to j. l. PARsdALL, corner oil TN
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DOARD.-Rooms to Let, with BolFi,
10 families who vi furnish their rooms AZ No 10
N5Ickst opposite s. Johns PaTE; one oi tas iloi1 P' AZ
Ell Ictcti-rs 10 Tie city. Rooms large arc airy
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CORISALE OF 10 LET-A SAW Mill

r OItSI oI - n. - 81 a." 0H,t1H
L ard FARM, situated ia Montgomery County. New
York mile r. Amsterdam Village tas Chucsanun
ia Greek sneyeraiDg stream TIE Farm contains seventy
q GOOD farming land god DRY frame House
large Barns and al out buildings and liveg
spring sood leading BY pipes to tho hous sud tbs
surplus goss 10 wser the stock Ia the bau-yard
coed gray Limestone quarry ready opened and Sufficient
qusntity quarIed 20 will the ia with acd within ak
bows ride Vi NewYok City For particulars Inquire OF
DEAL Dobbs Fery upon The premises; or address A.
DEAL Doh5s Ferry, Westcheslsr Co. It Amsterdam 20
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THO MERCHANTS.-The Principal of
no GRADUATE of WEST POINT,

or some one of our State kiitarv Schools eligible
situation will be offered in Boarding School OF high rePute
An interview be had on Monday or Iussoay
neat. Address PRINCIPAL, care Of Box No. 90 New
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