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NEW Guide TrnVeIIers fhroUHhOnt fhe
~ u nicd States, 1851.
Hoey Picturesque Tourist throughout the Northern and Eastern
States and Csnada-map and engfayngs,
Distunes American and European Railways and Steamship
Guide, with Price % and 90 cents
Appetons Railroad Companion through New
England and dle Middle Siates-many maps
Appletons Southern and Western Travellers Gude-rnnny
The Travellers through the United
States, with las engravings, and large map.
Falls Picturesque and Descriptive by ~ r. Willis, with
very engavings.
The New York and Erie Railroad Descriptive by
William Macleod win i drawings by the and other simi
lar books
Aug2l FRANCk TAYLOR
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California Land Titles.
President OF the United
California, hereby
will held Francisco, said State,
IN the sth day of December, 1851
hands, The city of Washington this i,h day
September, 1851.
HILAND HALL,
HARRY l. THORNTON,
Sept l7-eod3m Commissioners.
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no sportsnenJ w BADEN, Pennsylvania avenue, 9th
street. opened small lot OF superior doubiebarrel
guns, saleable sizes, and unusually low prices.
Likewise fresh supply OF Dixon son's powder TASKS q 10
and ~ ounces
Shot pouches and belts
Single and double bags, dram bottles
English, French, and American caps
Gun wadding powder horns, &c.
Oct lila w3w
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THE Gold Worshippers, The Days We Live In
future historical novel by author OF Whefhnr."
Harmony OF Prophecyi by this Rev. Doctor Keith -
MAY 81 FRANCk TAYLOR
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William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Wa.
HE of will open Wednesday, the
9Th Of October Since the preparations have
made for full OF instruction organic and agricultural
The the college carefully revised
study adapted all
department. includes
een For proficiency eight Of these the degree OF
Bachelor Philosophy conferred proficiency in weve
Guiding the ancient languages the degree of B and for prof
cheney In all, the degree OLA M.
Faculty.
John D. President Professor Of Moral
Philosophy Evidences of Christianity.
Beverly Tucker Professor Of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Mathematics Natural Science.
Morgan J. Smead, Phi. D., Professor OF Languages
Washington Professor History and Political Economy
slas Toen, D. d. Professor OF Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters aud Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor OF Mathematics.
July 23-lawiw
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UIE Religion Geology, Its connected Sciences
H. Hitchcock president of Amherst College, and professor
natural theology aud geology. 1 vol.
Guyo Earth and Man being lectures on comparative phyea
geography Its relation the history of mankind. 4 vol
Theological scncethe Pre- Adamiie Earth b,
John Harris, ID. d., author Of the Great Teacher. vol
Contributions Theological seienceMan Phmeva by Johr
Harris. 1 vol.
Poetry Science being studies OF the phenomena Of Nature
BY Robert Hunt vol
Footprints by Hugh Miller, with memoir Of th
anihor by Agsssz. vol
The Old Red Sandstone; by Hugh Miller vol.
And others OF the class OF science. - - - -
FRANCk TAYLOR
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rHAMPAGNE WINE, Sc.-Just received from Havre 300
baskets Champagne high gade part OF own
importation, vzi
Cabinet Champagne
Boxers VeIzancey
Renaud h Francois superior Heidsieck do
choice brands
With general assortment of liquors, cigars,
For GEO. b THOS PARKER u CO,
Dec 81 TuThsal6wif Opposite Browns Hotel.
pY ADAMS CO.'S Express-for balls, parties, SC.
ID 23 boxes silk hose, an grades
10 embroidered erchefs, very beautiful
10 boxes clear lawn handkerches
@ cartons white and colored kid gloves
White, pink and blue silks and peplins
White pink, and blue French merinoes, and
with variety of other goods adapted 10
the season at very low prices - -
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and sth streets
Dec 27-eodlmf
HVENING DRESS GOODs-The Subscribers invite the
IL OF ladies their splendid in materials
for evening dresses We the following;
Rich, plain, and figured white and light colored silks
White and fancy eoored grapes
DO Tarleton, French, and Swiss musins
Coored Tsieon musins, in all shades
White and fancy shades, Grape isse
Do bareges, white mousseline de laine
cashmeres and mernos In best grades
ALSO
A complete supply in white silk hosiery
Plain, embroidered, and shaded lace
Misses white silk hose, in all sizes
Best white hid gisves, In all numbers
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, b co.
Jan l0-asw2wif
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VIRGINIA Locomotive and Car Works, Wolfe stree.
and Potomac, Alexandria, Virginasmith Perkins,
engines and tenders, marine
stationary engines and boilers, chilled wheels and axles,
chilled and wrought hpure machinery and castings gen
orally.
undersigned having erected extensive shops and
machinery and ools prepared to exc
locomotive engines and machinery OF all kinds
~ R. G. SMITH,
Late Of the Alexandria Iron Works.
THATCHER PERKINS,
Machinery the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Aug20-dly
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N EDICAL Book Agency In Washington city, for the
MI Of all medical books published IN
The United states Philadelphia prctsa large collection con
staHty hand al . ,.,,,n,,,.
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H& 4un1 WALTER d. DAVlDGE,
Oct 5-lawtDee4 Flu tashington, District OF Columbia.
Nrexnimded M is the
time destroying pesah gubs that destroying their
paint only remedy discovered
The will exceed two All other fruit
trees benefited by IL.
forwarded money received.
@. Lewis 7,h street, will receive attention.
Below is the testimony Of Prot. Page.
LEWIS Il co.
WAsHIsoTos, Sept. 8, 1851.
DEAR have ied a, your suggestion the preparation for
peach and with
about sixty early
season. they quite free from the arva Of the
orchards, far convinced that II
noxious quality vegetation in the way applied for
unusually thrifty and fruitful this season.
Yours, &C.,
J. q. LEWIS IHhS. G fAHE.
l7-2aw5tfs
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VIIE respec fully informs the public that
proprietor the line OF mail coaches running
Winchester by the OF Leesburg He
will good and good hoseswi have in his
sku and accommodating drivers The
"trip always be good time and every pains will be
taen every made the accommodation convenience
comfort may him th patronage. The
public patronage respectfully solicited once at Potomac
House Pennsylvania avenue between ID and AZ streets
JAMES H. KEMP.
Aug Idly
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
investment of Money.

investment of Money. ,lVHE shhtc. t,tn$ wal attend ,6 the
 investment of Money m inc ci,les uf New York. Brooklyn, ane Wllilam>bu,gh.
 In sums of $500 or more. an Bond aud .Mv,,sage, "n Improved and un' ,ncumDeI ed Real ts,",r, w",th al least
 FIFTY PER CENT. MORE than the ,nveslmeus, al SEVEN ptr cent. in' ,ercs,, per annuIn, payable hall yearly: anc vu ,end to the collection "t lnterest wher due. and remi, the same to lenders, or occep' of ,irsil. ,ht'ietnr payable on the days the in ,.,.st will fall due. No chasge is made t' tenders tor the investment of money os tho collection oi inierrSi> l. The situation ot the Subscrihera as A'ior' news for the Building Associations mentioned n-:ow, give mem facilities for investInf money w.thlr ten days after it's receipt, /" ,lt.V rece,p, ol notice uf the sums to be m vested . | h We res, as a guarantee of our integrity an capacity upon the fact that we ate the Attor neys oi tue following Corporations, all 0 which employ their cautal in investments Q mortgage, whereby the amount invested US exceeds ' ,i,, i1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
sTLVER WARE Fine Cold & Silver Watches. JoWelry
 Fancy COedS. &C.

At the Old Stand No. 9 Exchange place,
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. TlHE firm ot Blarkman & Sanlard so long
 knGiVh al the above place having dls- svlved, the business Is now cOpdncted by the subscIiber who will be happy to see all wh" v,sil the cITy either for business or pleasure. i, ,s mv int ieniion to keep larger assortment Ihan has ever been offered ID this place, whiet will al all tunes be freely shown either 10 iht uurchaser or the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelry is very large and em hracing every style in fashion. both fine Golt
 Lsd,es and Gentlemen's Gold Watches q very desrripiinn, quality and price. from son to S2Oo, and Silver Lever, Lepine, aud V.rge Watches of every quality that can De warranted 10 keep time. Silver Forks Spo"''s Kn,Ves. Ladies, Cups, Sugar tongs, Sc, a lalg' .s.or,ment always "u hand warranted as pure ! as cuin, aud ut the must fashionable style silver work oi all kinds made 70 order. .Jewen! and Srectaclcs made and repaired. Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards' Seals Plates. Spoons &c, engraved m a s"pefi" style.
 Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfcc manner, and warrsnIed in all cases to perform well, Watcl es sent by Exrre ss or otheIwis Tor repars will receive immediate attention, | s''' GEO. s SANFORD
 H.- No. 9 Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

 TRANS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.-First \ Passenger Tram will leave Bridgeport tor Winste 1, at 10 8. A. M, or tn the aIti~ val of the 8 A M., Express Tram iSOm New Yo-k, connecting as the Junction with the lo 2O A, M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger TEain will leave Bridge uort for Winsled at JOS P. M., or on the arIi. val of the 3,3O P. M., ExPIess Train m'm New York, connecting al the junction with the s so P M., Train 1TCm New Hsven..
 Firel Freight Train will leave Bridgeport for Winsted at S.2O A. M., connecting at
 tra,ford, with th4 500 A. M,, Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridgeport f1r Waterbury at A. M.. connecting al Sitat Inrd with the 6.l5 A. M.. Train from Nes- l Haven. ....... .EF 1 Third Freight TrOin will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury at 4 g P M.
 1 TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT First Passenger Train will leave WsrlerbuIy at I 6 % A. M., connecting at the Junction with a Train 10 New Haven, and al Bridgeport wIlh t1he 3S A. M., Train to New Y.Ik,
 Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted al 6 A. M., connecting al the Junction with
 Train tS New Haven, and al Bridgeport with
 the 1915 A. M. Train to New York.
 Third Passenger Train will leave Winsted
 at P. M., connecting at the Junction with a
 Passenger Train 10 New Haven, ,and at Bridge
 port with the 5. O2 P. M., Train tO New
 Ymk
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbur!
 ilP. M. a ; Second Freight Train vii! leave W'ns'et at l2 50 P. M.'
 o. A Passenger Car will be a,tac he'd to each Freight Train.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Bounty Lands. q SOLDIERS OF 1872.

NHE m .mhsrs ot Gani. Wau -h's C.rnan>
 | imthe war of lsl2, are eaeh enm,ied 70 10 acres "f Bounty Land. | am now rs, r;v,ay warrants for those "f ,h's Company wh, have applied to Me, no. withstanding .hs or; ,;on. nf others tothe contrary. have the pay Roll of Cant. Wangh's Company. aud a,, Q D, Capt. Charles BUel's Company, dam 1h. re-. t"re prepared t"c"mple'e the annlica,in, oi any ,nember "f "ItheE oi these Companj.s q, the widow oi any meInher oH mnmenI's nu tlce, by calling on me ai my office
 LisehAsld, llA, 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

NOTICE is veoy given [" ali persons IN liable Id nav 1axes in che town 0t Tor" sIngIOR on the Li., Ol 1851, that Niil meet them Co Feceive their said tax al she Town Ger 's "fice in Wolc"I'ville, on fE'day the l5lh d-y oI Oc,oSer, 1852. from one o'clock aite4 sIs'"p until tour o'clock aiteEnaon, and also a' the store Of Charles w Co'.k m BurT- vIlle 1n Saturday the 18th day Of Oci"beT iS92, from One o'clock afternoon until t"uI o'clock. q.
 AIpersnns waO fail to pay their taxes on ~ ori"re the days ab"ve specified will be lIa- Ols |" pav traveliHg fees,
 DANIEL. G HUMPHREY, Collector.
 I"rrIHgi"R, sept l6, 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
PIANO FoRTEs
EIlOll

~~~ -~A@"R~ N, EWEN-Six and three QHart-r&-mnd
 S SIX Octave Rosewood Pa N" F"RTEs. just manufactured iVuBl ne~ ~'"i''s ""d ot decided sup .ri"rHy Oi t"'e. c"n b,' ~''"d fr,,m tl,e s,,bscTl bers. f;H ready cash, at a great harg:gi.. Ege'N purchaser wills b" secured by a tnlf &aFrai'ty, aud those wh" may puI chvse by order will he as well dtnll by us if p 'esei't themselves. A lead ing member. Qt this firm. l"Ei"g been for many yenrs teacher ct music, is more than ordinarily qualified both |" produce and to select instruments which will be acceptable to customers. Our WareT""m ij.in Oase cauire .Of.the city. directly Opl'O- site lhs New Have RaiIroad SsasiOn'Mnd near all the Stations ofIhe principal Rail, rOads leading rum this city.
 .as J. F. WARNER & co.
 All Br,stli@ay, New York
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
AGENTS W ANTED

AGENTS WANTED
 to sell the
 ktfe Of GesservI Scott.
 500 pages l2 mo.
 Hdndsoneiy and dnrdbLy Bound. Illustrated with Engrav-
 ings. $ BY EDWARD D. MANSFIELD, Esq. Many years k Iitor of tn. Cincinnati Daily
 Chronicle. ..ss The subscriber will shortly receive iron the Press. an Edition of the above valuabl. work, and will furnish those who wish to he- come Agents to circulate the same, on ih' most favorable terms. For further pariicu' lars and all necessary information, applicants will please call on the subscriber. H MANSFIELD. Publisher.
 l3l York street., Ne,O Haven, e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Architecture.
o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS,


 2l6 Main Street, Hartford, Conn. 0FFER their services to gentlemen a. Ob bO6t to build. to committees of Public Buildings, Churches, School Hoases, &e.
 Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell- ing houses, &c., actually built and in pre- gross, can at all times be seen at their of, fee : and as it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications well raaiured be- fore commencing. i, must be desirable tor those about to build to secure the services of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection ol works during the progress as well as fur nish designs for every style Of interior de- cdlation, fr-sco painting, monuments tab lets. &c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, l952. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

Ta1a Warrants Wanted. OF me F.o. ala and lel2 WaFs, and ml.'' ~ tl,,, Mrxiran War, f.~ which ihr l'inls@rt .c,,sI, nrice will be paid. PIrasS call on, or ndd,ess D, letter. ."
 N. S WERE, Hartford. c.. Mny25. l65 ,-3sn f.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
'doo1a aHI Ao 4svasd 4Nv ao

| Milford-Mr THltle. Plvmou tn Hollow l Woodward & Crast, WoodbuFy-H s Sanford. Bridge water-H KilbouEn, MilaoA Conn-E fomlinsOn, New PrestoA-Wih. jam Hunt. William Fry. East Ksne-E Skid. Cornwall Bridgs-J llollis. ter. Salisbury-Joyee & Spurs, South Ca. Baan. ssst AA 't
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

&S6HzIzZNs&6 SOutht"rd. aud Oxf"f d. will connect al Sey- m.ur, lHumph,eSsyille,) with 'h+ A M: Train down, and on MrntaS's Wednes da! and Fridays with the 4P M. Train. Returning will leave every dsy on the arrival of the 6 O5 P. M. Train from Bridgeport. and on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Sstu'dsys ircm the lO.35 A. M. Train from Rtidgepott.'
 McNei.'s Stage frcm Wstfr'own will con- nee, d, Waterbury every day. with the e.3o A. M, Ttain down. I6,N'nfrg "n'the arrival of ,nel0.35 A M. from Bridgeport asd rA Tuesdays, Thursdays alC Saturdays with the 3.35P, M. Tam down, returning "n the a'rl- val ot the 5,O3 P. M', Eta'n fro" Bridges
 Stage from Terryville wiil connect at Pl>mou,n will the 5 A. M i'ain Ga WI zee tnrn,rg Oh 'atrival of lht tQ,3a A. M' Tram from Tablespoons:
 Ten.'s S,age from Lite h6eld. will connect at Li,.hfieid Station with both PassengH
 TuFREiGnsT }HIPPERs-Fr'igh' will b' ay hil.pd from ear h SiaiiGh for New Y"ik New Haven and Bridgeport
 FtS- Ehe facilities for transporting FreiEh' having been greall, increased. shippers may rest assurrd ha, their goods will be taken through to their destination with despatch, PHlLO HCRp .Supe'ihtendyn, Brifgcposs. Apt,t, 2s1s32hh Tt
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
ring is . list of our authorised

ThefollowiDg is list of our authorised Agents- .s ,.a
 WC.& c H Baldwin, Litch6eld; D Joice, Slisbury BArnum G Richardson. Lime Rock: Belden 6 Miner. Falls VI laxe. Gardner G Sanford, West CornwaHs Mason 6 Smith, sharon Alsor@ ~ Broshar. WOIeotviilo - Est Traas New
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
HISTORICAL WORKS.

sANCRoFTs HISTORY U. 8. 4,h yolA idss Spt.>. NlLDRETRs HISTORY 5. s. svuls. WILSON'S HISTORY $, xf PREscoTrs CONQUEST or MEXICO, 3 vols. s PERU,2 q"
 e7 FERDINAND AND ISABELLA, 3 vOlA HUMPS HISTORY OF. ENGLAND, sSoas a.. MAGAuI.AYs d!" 2" GIBBONS DECLINE AND FALL OF ROME, c vols. ROLLINS ANCIENT HISTORY. .,a, t:RoTEs HISTORY OF; GREECE, 10 vols. THuLWALL,S- HISTORY OF GREECE, 2 vols. aLlsf5NS HISTORY OF EUROPE, { vols. STONES sAIFE. OF BRANT, vols. ..A xyQNEs LIFE AND TIMES or RED JACKET. ,'LARK's HISTORY OF oNoNDAGA. pURNETs NOTES ON TIE NORTHWEST TERRITORY SAXToN'S gALI-.oR PD1AND ": - SCH0obGRA AFT'S NOTES ON THE PRODUCES. koilLRAuCIps. HISTORY OF GERMANY. FEAL'S HIsT0RR OF THE CURTAINS. pAUBiGNE's HISTORY or THE REFORMATION. ioRsTERs STATESMEN OF THE COMMONWEALTH SooRE'S GOVERNORS OF PLYMoUH AND MAssA N. cHUSETTs BAY.
 aAuNDER's TREASURY OF HISTORY, &c, &e. t, |, Mo&: SALE sv .'@> r..
 e BBOCKETT < HUTCHINSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Geese Feathers

uvHE subscribers have made arrange men,s to keep a constant supply of g first rate article of GEESE FEATH> FRS-selected and packed with great care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish at all times any quantity from 2Oto 1000 lbs. of a qual> ily they will warrant as good as the best at as low prices as can be purchased of equalquality in the State.
 s. & L.. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Washington Academy.

TNHE winter session of th,s School vii, !. commence on the 3d of Nsvemh.r, and continue to the let oT April. Prices ss hsrelotcrs,, sa
 &.a ia aFW QUINN. Principal,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21

MRTRIlPO OLlTAM MOTHL,
 BROADWAY, NEW YORK. ME Metripolilan will be comple,edand 1 opened for inc reception of Company September lst. Price of Board, two dol lars per day. "
 SIMEON LELAND & CO.,,
 .... Proprietors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
kt tCHITTENDEN'S OLD STAND,
 V Hartford. Seui, 1852
X ND
 " H"AHAo

V Hartford, Sept. 1859
 MEssRs ED1TpRs,-Are the many reals CTS of your valuable paper. aware ut the magnificent Stock of New aud rci, DRY GOODS, CARPETS. PAPER HANG INGS. recently opened M that famous. re- | sort, for real and decided tgaiMs? If not, the Rropriat.'r would r-speclfpl'y announce through h your c"lunlms. ttass aE, ts"i ,f the largest and most beautiful assort'nen, of t --:. ... Carpets, and all kinds of Carpet R"om l GuOds. . Paper Hnnsings, Window Shades. and all new.,,, "rs ",,;n,, n,-t,ig Go"ds Elegant Broc"'ie. Pla.n, Plaid and Stripe
 Silks. Exce>i.t, Black Silks-,fi the reaI .Bps.
 ci'otS make, unrq nrsd Ly any other
 inr1' 'n lha kn"wn wUrd.
 French M"riaoe,, Cob b4.lstlps, Cs'si,nsetes,
 M ]. i8 d,. Uain-s. z Bfoc,l". C"si'nsre, Silk, Wo,I and Thibrt
 Shawls
 Silk an' Cotton yelvets, all widths as 1
 c0iors. .. N | French Dress Goods in Pal-
 terms. rsnch, English and American Prints and !
 U'ngha'ns. .. -, ', t'iannels, "f query orRl,. ard color. leaps ot DOnlps GOhis, and iiaas. Keep |
 ing Gncds. &c., ac.
 We shalt make a regular lorna ,lo among he DRY GOoDs th!s fall. with our low | ar t pnices; wNlIe w,lf m ,ke our customs ''s hugh.t will draw long faces on our 'igh tallf dealers. ae t We respectfully invite the attention ot all | 9 an examInn.ion of our in.nterfse stock.
 lt the dollars you'll save. .-~-slaad get goods s-ae- 70" ought, rl K Vish .Chiirmden Oll Siand,'
 Tue t'vuite resort. rha3w -r |
 Respectfully. ,is& ss a
 WILLIAM PR TIT, -s CNmner Maia and slofgan sts. Harf'rd >e1n l6. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
nW ETNG.

" JACKSON hereby gives notice thHt lls he conIImacs tO DYE Over CoaIs. Pants. Couls, SlOckings, Ladies Drssses. Shawls, Nc., Mt t.lISsA residence, One .auMrser 4,La u,ils west Of the Court HOus.,. in .l.itcl, i.h. :. aF All orders thankfully received and prOn,,1lI, attended t6.
 LiIchieId, September 1851 .H
 Prcmium sky Light DaguerGtypes 'RNHE Wn.le. .sisl ed 'WOuld mos, resPecl' A' fall, AGAIN call IhS attention of the ciliz-ns nf LIclifrld County IO I1is suPe- .lor m, thodof laking Daguerre"iype Like n~sSes. Tue public niay rest assured that n0 trouhle CT expense wIll De spared 0m h,s Inrl Im making himself acquainted with cVery new improvement. ani be able at aIi times Io lr'dncr us g,"d M"jaur+s aS Can be obtained iW the c1untry. For the last five years lIs wtI0ls time and H,teNtion has heen devoted tO the Art ot PiIOi"graphy aMd h, IS hal py tn being able to say, Ihnt his must sangHIIe expectations have been mnre ifIan realized. aboRh in regard to she very extensive patronage he llRs rVceived as we'll us his succsss tn being able at all times to pr"duce first class pictures. It iS well>knOwn to scientific mrR who have prac,ica. knowledge of this wonderful art that pure "l'nOsphere is very essential to the pr,It iuc,ion of a fine clear and vel! de veloped picture. Now l.itch6eld Hill IS in this respect perhaps more highly favored than aImos, any other pIaes in New Eng land. tie tr,ists that "H wh6 haye!no' already n faithful representation of life: ,, n, L,s,, nn lime i'm calling at his rooms and sitting i"1 iheir L'csar~s while ,there'is ye. life- wh'le the eye is clear and expressive, and the cheek retains it's vivid glow; for it is a lamentable fact that he is often called upen 10 go |" the 'house of mourning, to take ll,e likeuesses of deceased persons Then delay nUl, buI call immediately, and you shall be guaranteed a perfect fac simile of the living subject.
 e,-R"pns in the frs, building south of the MausiOn House. ;"
 , .-.-..- J. l.. JUDD.
 Li,ch6eld, May 2O,h, 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
Ninetesnth AmnmoI Report ... OE, THE '"'
 LlTCHFIELD Mutual Fire Insurance Company,

Musudl FlT0 AnSuTauCe company,
 JULY 9TH, 1852 '.'. ] Whole amount of Cash premiums
 rece'ved' F i l93oI,s2 in,efes' 'eceived on Loans, l,43l.7S Whole amount of losses and cxpen- N
 ses oi the Company, l7.loo,so ash Balance now on hand, 3543S0 increase of cash or hand over last x Aear. 1.4le,3a Resent Capital or Fund of the
 Company 2O,l2O.36
 This company has now been in sue, 'essIul operation nimetcen years. during e whole of which time TT HAS NEV LlR MADE AN ASSESSMENT UPON THE MEMBERS of the comp. ny. and mas M iRis liMe Cash Fund of $3.- 543, 3,SO. safely invested and d,aw,ug interest. the amount of interest received 'p [" the present time, being more than &l,40o. .".
 Inc directors of this company a,e -conident' that the plan oi Assurance adopted by them will meet with hear y response from all intelligent friends of the principle of Mutual Insurance.
 This company insure only in this State, and take no risks on Mills, Good, in St res, Shops, &c., or in exposed Village or City property. but coE6n- their business entirely to farm, property and isolated buildings. and ther contents --of which nos moIe than $200O will he insured in one risk.
 This company will adjust all claims with promptness and liberality. and if a, any time a difference should arise Le tween the parties. all such difference ~ill be adjusted by indifferent persc ems in the County. each party selecting one. and in case they do not agree. a third person shall be chosen, and the award of ail. or any two of them. shall be final and conclusive.
 OHces's Of she Company.
 ,. G, BECKWITH, President, .a . OLIPER G0ODWIyr, Treass,r q
 JASON WHI1IN'G, Secretayv.
 D6TecEOs.s. }jAsos S seWSkHMiF1iH WHiT1ss . s. .wE'rS1rsry WHY'S OLIVER GOODWIN DAVIDC1 SANE0fsi, i, SETH P. BEfRS. !ROBBINS BATTEiL
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
 ,sHELDoN OSBORN, of Harwin,on.
 ! a+S te. General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-10-21
MAwoAEyOR RAIL ROAD
 

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