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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Good Advice.

To disahected Wings in old Massa- chpset.s and elsewhere, Mr. Webster, in is4s. said in thespirit of wise sacrifice and just patriotism m
 "Overconae your disqfectioss relin quish sour oreterences torget yo@r d's- appoin tnseat, and strike ome @nsted blow Jor the naaintenamee of the Whig cause and the good of the country." ''
 Good advice, truly and it would tend 10 the maintenance of the whig cause and the good of the country" if Mr. Webster would act upon it himself.
 GrThe Court in New Orleans has decided in favor of the heirs at law, in the McDonough Will case, thus setting aside the Will.
 1TThe House Committee to investi- gate MT. Corwin's official conduct in reference to the Gardiner Claim, have pronounced Mr. Corwin blameless.- Thus the fierce paltizan outcry raised by the opponents of the Secretary of the Treasury, has been silcnced by the Re- port of a Committee the majority ol whom were his political opponents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
HousatoIic Railroad.

The Saturday night Passenger Train from Canaan to Pitts6eld has been dis The patronage which this Train has received throughout the season has been very limited-so much so that It has now been deemed expedient to withdraw it from the road, We under stand that it has not carried passengers sufficient to defray the running expenses.
 Beskshire Courier.
 PREoocrTY.-This trait is remarkable in the case of the Democratic nominee for President. Hawthnrne informs us. in his lie of Gen. sfee. that after he was nominated foT 6 Presidency, With. in an hour he became sIlastrioas.' Not so with Gen. Scott to arrive at his pres- ent llustrious position 1t has required of him Jo,ty years hard service. .-P Povsa- mouth Journak
 Oo-The following is the list of success full competitors at the Upion Flowing Match Bridgeport.
 lst premium. $50, A. H, Jerome. Hartford Ct.
 The plow was held by B. w. EFamil- ton, of West Hartford. " 2d, S25, T. L. Hart, ". Cornwall. Ct. Sd. 25. l.. G. Bliss. Brattleboro, Vt.
 4lh, 25, A. w. Knapp. Fairfield. Ct.
 5th, IS. Chas. B. Clark. Monroe, Ct..
 9th, l6. Elias Plumb, Bridgeport, Ct.
 9,h, l4. Geo. Me#ehouse Fairfield. Ct:
 e,h. l2. Isaac E' Booth. Trumbull, Ct.
 9th, 10. O. L. Bostwick, Monroe. Ct. 10th, s, Calvin W. NouFse, Mass.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Teachers Association.

The "Liichhald Couoiy Teacher's Asso. .ciation'' will meet at Kent on Tuesday, Oct. 18th, in connection with the "Teach- er's Institute" that meets at the above mentioned place, oh Monday evening, Oct 18th, and continues ia session tlll Fridny evening.
 The '.Instilute" will be conducted by Prof. D. N. Camp and Rev, D. P. stone of the ''SIate Normal School."
 TeachsTs and friends of Sducailon gen- orally arc respectfully Invited to attend.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Hines

. 2 Deep unaering. e the true heart, re ve.,s ,ha drDflsn of his capacities. and ns : nafrn0uewslv through this door does tll river cf life flow into the soul" : Twas wondrons fair that garden plot How rich and light llse soil Delicious fruit and sweetest Towers
 Repaii inc gardeners loiL. FoI loll he must, else spreading roots
 Would sure drsiructiOn bring; From that warm earth which6Ore the flow
 The .rankest weeds would spring.
 ., ''~' Here bIoome.l tlfe rose, and heart's~ease I there .," i"' '". 1 Raised pp iIs cheerful face ] AnR, -swaying in the gentle wind, /, Thelily had a place. ''- ..... Up sp5rahg the sweet forget me~not 1 .' Upon, it's graceful stem. Asa. close beside the IassiOn flower,
 The Star Ot Bethlehem. Its clusters rich, the tclamheriDg vine Hung o'er the stately bowers And fruits, such as the soil could grow, We're ripening 'mong the flowers. Thc myrtle and the cedar tree
 Cast most delightlul shades And on. the harp. strings of the pine,
 Eolus softly played. From bloom to blight, from life to death :. A change came OCT the scene: < The summer sun grew red and hot,
 His glance was deadly keen. There chmeat night no gentle deR,
 There fell no gentle showers, The fruits were dropping on their stems And. ting were the flowers, ser A wofkusan came and il his hands
 Rude imp lements.he bore, Whick, yielded by his stalwart arm,
 The quiet earth uPtOfs. With purpose firm he wrought bis task,
 He met the finty rock.-St d It shivered into atoms there, Earth trembled'in the shock. One master stroke, and To there gushed ;, The crystal water forth. And evermore fountain flowed.
 Refreshihg:all the ca t,il. Deep was it's source, while high in air 1t with the sunshine played, And falling back among the flowers, The sweetest music made.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
AhRfre.

The annual meeting of the lst School Society in the Town of LltchReId, will be holden at the Town Hall on Monday Oct. ls, 1852, at i've o'clock P. M., for the election of officers of said Society for the ensuing year, to take into consideration the ProPriety of improving or enIarging any of the Burial Grounds in said Society, or the purchase of new grounds for burial pprpo> ses, and for the transaction of any other business proper to come before said meet ing.
 ''i o. A. c. TonD, } SOciety's
 CYRUS CATLIN, Commit
 CHARLES ADAMS, tee.
 Litchfeld, Oct II. 1859. t3
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Loais Napoleon and the Empire.
ALAaf fsr ihs Ola Soldiers to Turn To


 S.Aa old and respectable democrat who vas ApFesshta d .. Xhjgs uleeting the o.h- ~ dag. heard, the 'assertion made, lha, 1iefSs soied against the law Sog givb pen- sions to tue old revolutionary soldiers and NseiH lyid0Es. called on the speaker to AEaS him.pror he assertion made in his sbeheh4 kh. |'2laan. teok down the qehgsssAiaza' v |5be fsE ahe year ls4l, ahdsoua apae Kl shy showed the place hare 8Ea9Aiih Piesce boasted in the U, Masds asOaie that he was the only man vita Anssex0ep,ioa. from, all, inc New EnVland Etaies who, hadss voted s~ains, ahniihe nipension either to the, scldiers oE our VnaE1s qr tS tho wido~s of those Shp keaabssn slnin in baitle.p Tie old gelilsn6h gend she speech attenlisels HseM aoEh ths book in disgusl. aiand is nnR hnEFDhlne loF Old Chippewa as ghs t1p og hls voIcs. noag AotsG
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Yours most affectionately,
 w. ADAMS.

Meteorological Iable lor Septem5er.- Mean temperature of the month, 5s.2o degrees highest degree ss; lowest s2; range 51. Fair, 2f days; cloudy 9; rain 6; fog =. Frost on the morning of the IA and of the 3Oth. J.L.H.
 itcAfeld, Oct l2. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
From ths North Ameriean. Kiaile Delaware GlOriOusly Ereck
' MILMINaToN, Dol. Oct. '. laA2 :

The whole State has been heard from as regards the Inspectors election. aad the VI igs have carried epery county in the State. Tho result Is a decided one. No such event has hapnenencd since 70. Tho Locofocos. who profeased confidence have experienced an overwhelming de. feat This Is the first gun from the mid. dle States, and Q pfeoaFaor of what ls to follow in other sections of the Union.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

HThe Grand Jury of the Fountain Ual Circuit Court failed to find an in> dictment against Hon. E. A, '11annegan. for the murder of Capt. Duncan, his brother in>law, and he has been dis. charged from custody.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

uHon. James Whitcomb, D. s. Sem ator from Indiana, died at New York, on Monday evening of last week. after a long illness.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
Washington AoademY.

HNHE winter session of lhs school will A commence on the 5d of November, end coMiinue Co tho isi of April. - Prices as heretofore.
 Fw oUNN. Principal
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14

pThe classes in Yale College this year are as follows: Senior, lO7: Jun for. l02 Sophomore, IA; Freshman,
 ll3-total 436.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
For tke Enquirer.
Litchfeld, Oct IT, 1852.

For the Enquirer. -Mr. Editor
 Will you please publish the following communication.
 New York. Sept. 3oth, 1852. When I engaged to preach at Litch1 field, Oct, 2oth, l supposed that our sy- nod was to meet at Poughkeepsie the week after. To my surprise, learn this morning that was mistaken, and that the Synod meets Oct. 18th. In these circprastances it will be impossible for me to be at Litchfeld as proposed. No one can regret this mistake more than myself.
 Yours most afectionately,
 w. ADAMS. I regret the failure. especially at 80 late an hour, but am happy to announce that, Providence permitting, Dr. BACON, of New Haven, will repeat the sermon delivered at the late meeting of the, American Board.
 J. A. McKINSTRY, Sec. of F. MS. Torrington. Oct. 9, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
 TOWN MEETINGS.
WOODBURY.
Woodbury. Oct, 5.

Woodbury, Oct. 5, 1852. MT. Kilhourne-Sr: Our Town Elec- ton has resulted in the choice of a mixed ticket, from the fact that there was no el- fort made on the part of the whigs, toge,h- CT with the exiStence of some local difficult. ties-while on the part of our opponents there was activity and union.
 The following persons were elected to lhe offices desisnated-
 Lewis Judd, Town Clerk, loco. A; A;,.s e: cis4k s'1@os' whig, whig' lselectm.D.
 Norman Parker loco,
 c. Beardsley, loco, Constable and Coll. c. P. Deforesl, whig. Constable.
 David c, Bacon, whig, Assessor.
 The honorable gentleman who last year rode into the Speakers chair at New Ha- ven on the Railroad and Bank hobby, is again astride of said Road and will; ;proba> bly, arrive in Hartford with the first passen> ger train next May; for yesterday he so completely topped the wool over our eyes, that we voted with enthusiasm to the Hart. ford and FishkilI Railway the right of way so far as it may pass througllthe town--also an appropriation of $2OO for survey of said Road. So look out for tho arrival of the Engine at Hartford next Spring. [
 ToR3lRRIk;NGTON,
 The whigs elected their whole ticket for town officers. There was last year a majority of 4S against US.
 HARWINTON.
 James Allen, Thomas o. Davis. Se- iectnaen.
 Andrew Abeinethy. Tovn Clerk and Treasurer.
 William Wilson, Assessor.
 Jeremiah Holt, Lucius w. Davis, Board of Relief. '
 Wm. Knox, George Gridley. Consta- Lies. $M
 NnDEnru
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
NHLG MhNIIAG !.

The Whigs of Litchfeld will meet at the Court House on Friday evening at half past six. Addresses are expected from gentlemen from abroad.
 !" Per order of Committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14


 t'. I1rA. 1.a wi,iie sqoaw le core
 cussst cure hin poor friend, be e C Guds csFe-ia a feu hours he VII es ewith Him. Ahv
 me child was snised wiih . dreadful G UfcOuehiag; whsch1 expected every mo svneUf. would terminate bis frail existence rave lfsa erteaspoonfal of cnrrant'lelly, al,;ch be took with avidify, but could not reihin a moment on his stomach.
 Papoose die,' murmured thr poog wo- snsB-' aIone--alOne No papoose-the mother all alone
 She began re adjusting the poor suffer CT in her blg9tef. I goe Her some toUd. and begged haEc tO stay and rest herself but ehs was too much distressed 10 eat. aind too restless 70 remain. She said little, but her face expressed tho keeOest an .guish-she siO0k np her mOurnCul load, pressed lar a moment his wasted. burning hand in al6Es, ,sand left the room. FTiMy heaft followed her a long way on her !RalanchnIy journey. Think what Rhis Woman's bye must have been fOrtllaf dying son, whan she had. carried n @adiOf hiG age six miles, through the .snotSyaip> bn her hack. Qn sueh2 sday yin the hope of Dyabsine @E,lestad6 him some good. Poor q heakt>hEbkea mother.I I learned from MNekEat's sauaw some days after. thas the P69sdied a few minutes after Elizabeth 4ron, his mother'got home.
 ROughing tt ,iae4tke Bs.sA. By Mrs. - M0odSe...,' ' '',i ' Mud Lake, or Lake Shtnsong, in Indian.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-14
NORFOLK.

Wm. K. Peck, Town Clerk.
 Oliver B Butler, Treasurer. John A Shepard, Jeremiah Johnson, Ralph Brown, Selectmen.
 Samuel Seymour, Elizur Domd, Miles Riggs, Assessors, !, Wm W Welch, Peter Curtis, J J Whi- ting, Board of Relief.
 A G Phelps, Wm w Weich, Dudley Norton. Robert A Geer, Riley Stillman Grand Jurors. John c Bates, constable andcolIector. Pikin N Yale, constable.
 Peter Curtis. Registrar.
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MISCELLANEOUS
49, GREAT ATTRACTIONS - "
Fifth Ward Museum Hotel.

Cor TtIt Broadoay and Fyankii street, Mo York
s. ,hia ora Lady IN CHINA under the INFLU
NCE OF OPIUM head, tongue and hands Ill moti9ni inc
ony representation kind in the country The largest
ard best collection OF ncen and Modern CONS IN NE u.
The figure OF Soldier in the Continental Uniform; blue and
blur lead buttons, marked u. s. A., three eoreed Hal,
Hreches Caters, DC, Also, Birds of Various Plum:
are curious Freaks OF Nature, Indian Implements OF
Rich Oil Pantirgs fine EngraviDgs, with many other Iao
valuable CuTosities Statue OF Geoge III SUCH GOT
lection cannot be found in oil Inc KIND
the United Stateb. double Cali, which IS universally au
itted TO be great wonder The calves arc joined toscthc,
the neck down the middle. TheyaTe full grown, ana
perfectly formed and were b. ought from The town OF by
Live White Kat tom Berkse Penn AaIitenee GRAi
IS Games for Exercise and Amusement, billiards. BACK
Cannon and Dominoes. Billiard Room with Two spifi'
did Tables, Ia also attac he'd TO the house.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Supper parties can De
accommodated very short notice. This Larder VIII be
supplied with all the decacies OF the season. Gae, oy
at any hour. B-El-s o. .tlts.t ,,,, ,;,a
Arthis Establishment, may be seen Celebrated bira
MINO that viii repeat almost anything alter asIanei
REORGANIZATION political meetings Vi any
The Subscriber having become Proprietor oil inc hooNe
celebrated Establishment and having MADE Us, ~.
tions prepared accommodate the Trareiiig
Hotels OF the city OF New York The Bar Roo Weh eo
tais the private museum In this country, peg ,Y
collection years will sustain the epulauon
il under the charge Mr. Thomas Riley IN Inc quaI 81
wines &c &c Connected with the above Is fEfES-
TORY where will be served at all hou!s o te uay
and evening Private rooms for Courtsinatuai 'eeiees,
The public arc respectfully invited TO grant him share oil
| lheif pa'ro" patronage -, CHARLIE WRIGHT. Proprietor
nPcrsos wishing for pure Wine and Spirits may DEPEND
| on ba ipg them genuine a this Establishment.
BgPriyate families Supplied with Dinners or Suppcrs
in superior STYLE Parties of number AT their cspC
tive homes and of glass or silver sent Out 10 any par
OF the City FREE CHARGE. ,
| Entrq1,ce 10 The REFRACTORY in Frdnklinsi
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CONGRESS HALL.

TIME subscribers take pleasure informing their friends
and the travelling community generally, that they have
ay possession OF that well established and ia
yorably known Hotel
CONGRESS HALL,
a-s5. ff5-y Third and,Chesnut streets
They have house thoroughly repaired, and all the
mode r imp trodnced and furnished in
elegance which will at once render 1t unsnpassedEor
comfort and convenience
This is decidedly located house in the city being
in immediate vicinity of business the Exchange Custom
House. and many other public buildings.
leave for every part OF the city every
minutes their head quarters being within one square
of this House.
The subscribers are determined spare pains In
making this convenient and comfortable home to the
traveller. -s.. y. ~ 81
James e Norris who well many OF the bus.
mess men visiting she city lately in the Hardware house
OF James & Co.. and formerly proprietor OF the
Virginia HOTEL ST. Louis, will have control OF the marriage
n,ent of the House, assisted by polite and competent
MAJ u ~ fff= ~
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