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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30
Auction.

BY order Of the Court Of Probate for the
District Of Li'chfield, will be sold at Public
Auction. lu.,Iess previously disposed Of at
private sale the Real Estate Of Samuel Pal.
mer. late Of Gnsh IN in said district, deceased,
at tie several times and places hereinafter
specified, VIE: one dwelling house and land
eitUaied in the town Of Torrington in Wolco,t.
vile, upper village, and known az the Weeks
Place, will be cold on the 9th day Of July,
1853. at l o'clock in the afternoon one horse
shed, No. 80, with the th'rty.sixth part Of the
land belonging to the borseeh.d Company,
siiuat ID IN Goshen Centre, will be sold on the
23d day Of July, 1858, a, 9 o'clock in the fore.
noon also, 90 acr.s Of land on Ivy Mountain
in SAID G"shen, at l o'clock in the afternoon
on said day. The sale 10 be on the premises.
il. GAYLORD, Administrator.
Goshen, June 23d, 1853.
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nR.RooT.s Pills.

Itis not 70 be- wondered At that the inhabiI-
ants Of Liichiield county should prefer Dr..
ROol'S celebrated Root and Plant Pills 70 any
other Medicine in use, as old Or. ROOT, the
original maker Of them was resident Of Ca
naan, aud while living enjoy ed the reputation
Of being the most skillIul Physicisn 10 the
country. The Pills are composed Of twenty
kinds Of rare medicinal vegetables. slIhOugh
active marlborough in their operation on the
system, yet they are 30 carefully medicated
that they can be given to the most feeble per.
sOr with safety.
We confidently recommend these Pills to
the ufSticted. as being superior in every respect
to any article Of the kind in use. They are
sold at the low price Of I9 and IS cents
per hog. by merchants throughout tho country
@ Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

Crying children in church ere usual,
considered as nuisances, and taken out, bu
this is moi always The case, as the following
anecdGe from the Ladies Repository Go
April will show: ',F
"A brother Just RETURNED from Calilar
mia, says hr yves present in the c"ngregs
iiUn Oi brOiher Owen. when baby in iht
arms Of it's mOil,er began to cry. A thing
SD unusual in California attracted moi III
lie attention, end the mother rose to retire
Don't leave,' said tie preacher. the SOME
Of that hshe's vOice 10 more interesting IL
many in this cOngre2a lion than H,y own
u ia, perhaps, the sweetest music many q
ana has heard since lOnx time ago hs
took leave OC hrs distant hOnse.' TIE elfec
was instantaneous and powerful. and a large
portion Of the congregation melted in,s
iears."
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Probate NoGIcee-

AZ Court Of Probate holden a, : sI;.Eur,.
within und for the District of Saliabnrv ~,
the 9Ist day Of June, 1858. y"
ESTATE Of ELISHA THoRN1oN-
late Of Salisbury, deceased.
The AdmInisirsior represents the Estate In.
solvent. end cFayS the appointment cf Gem.
m'ss'Oners thereon, wheTeupOn Ordeved-tbal
commissioners TO receive. examIne and
adjust the claims Of the Creditors If said
Estate be appointed at the Probate Office in
Salisbury, on the I'd day Of July, 1853, at 10
o'clock forenoon and that oil persons inter.
esied IN said estate may be notified thereof, the
administrator will cause this order to be
published IN a newspaper printed IN Li.chfield.
and post copy thereof on public sign post
IN said Salisbury nearest the last residence of
said deceased. A true copy Of Record.
JOHN G.. MITCHELL,
Judge.
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MINNEsOTA.-A resident Of ST. PauI's
MunneKO,s, writes: "A more m,rlhiu and
industrious community iLsn that Of 81.
Paul, II would BE- impossible To fiEd. very
coun,euance IS full Of hope, the pstsen, IL
gay, the future bright, the past wOndt rluI
to behold. 81. Paul 10 an infant, bui an
infant giant; where scarcely dwelling
stood four years ago, we have now Guy
Of nearly four thousand active, ind"sirioSs
aud en'erprlsing population. We have
>clmOIs aud churches, court houses and
janis, aud all the institutions which refined
civil zation requires tn sustain it's laws and
preserve lls dignity. While / write, the
hum "f industry IS sounding liz NY ear {:
the clamnr Of lhOusam hammers aud
saws and planes blending in the distance,
fills the ar with pleass ut murmur, sweet
er to- ne Than the melody Ot luies or the
.nusic Of Eolan Hsrps."
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OLD Beautiful is. old age, beau
,ilul NJ the slow dropping mellOw autumn
al rich glorinus summer. Ii the old man,
nature has fulfilled her work she loads him
with her blessings; she fills him with the
fruit Of well spent lie; and surrounded
bs his children aud his childIen's children,
she rocks him softly away 10 grave. 'o
which he il f;,llOwed with blessing. G"d
forbid we should moi call il beautiful. u is
heauiifuI, buI not the nnOst heaWiIini. There
10 another liie-hsId, rough and ,horny,
trOdden with bleeding feet snd schinR
hsOw--,he lie of which the cross 10 the
symbni; . bauIe which no peace E'l"ws
,lis side Of The grave {; which, he grssps ia
finish bei;,re The victory 70 won and
strange HAT il should be ~, this is the
highesi life Of man. Leak back along The
great names nj history there % none
whose life hes been other ihsn this.
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JERusHA MAxFIELD Petition for Divorce
% = aud Order Of No
WILLIAM J. MAxFIGLD iice thereon.

JERUsHA MAxFIELD Petition for Divorce
WILLIAM J. MAxvIELD tice thereon.
WHEREAS Jerushs Msxiield Of the town
Of New Milford, 10 Liichfield county. has
brought her petition to the Superior Cont to
be- holden Al Lrch6eld. within and for said
County. on the Sd Tuesday Of August A. D.
1853. praying for 10 be divorced from her hus.
band, said William J. Maxfield, 90 per petit.
ton dated the 30Ih day Of May. A. D. 1858.
does fully appear. and it being sverrsd in said
petition that eaid William j. Msxield is not
a resident Of this State, end the tame being
further shewn TO me. and iha, his place Of res.
idence is unknown TO said petitioner
Therefore, II 10 hereby ordered that notice
Of the tendency Of said petition pc given TO
the said William J. Max6cld. the respondent,
by publishing this order Of notice ia news
paper printed 81 Lmchfrld in said Lnch6eld
county. for the period three weeks success
ively. the 6rSt publication 10 be made within
the month Of June A. D. 1853.
Dated at Woodbury., June 9Th. A. D. 1858.
CHAS. B. PHELPS.
Judge County Court
for Lichfeld County.
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Auction.
District Of New Milford. ss. !
Probate Court, June Ssh. 1853 (

District Of New Milford, ss.
Probate Court, June 25,h. 1858
ESTATE Of STEPHEN TREAT, late
OF New Milford in said District, deceased.
Pursuant TO an order irons the Court OF Pro.
bate for said District will be sold at Public
Auction to the highest bidder on the Cd day
OF July, 1858, at nine O'Clock in the forenoon,
tunleSs previously disposed Of at private sale)
SO much Of the Rial Estate Of said deceased
as will raise the sum of Twelve Hundred
FOr'y-Fve Dollars and Forty. Five Cents.
Sale TO take place ON the premises, in said
New Milford. Terms made known at the
time Of sale. CHARLES TREAT,
Executor,
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RloT.-There was a great riot in New
York on Wednesday evening. accustomed
BY the discovery Of some human remains
10 the cellar Of a drug store in the upper
part Of the city. They were frs, seen BY
some children, who spread the news, and
soon a crowd of several thousand were
gathered. They attacked the STORE, and
scattered the contents the occupan ts had
to fee for their lives. 1t is supposed tina,
the body had been dissec'ed by two medical
students, who boarded AT the house.
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The N. Y Express says some Of Mr..
Webs,er's friends in that city, wishing ia
testify their respec; Cor Mr.. Webs'er's
memory, and their regard for Mrs. Web
ster. who is a New York lady, have sub
scribed the sum of Twenty Five Thousand
Dollars as present. They have rendered
their liberal offering in the form Of an
elegant residence, handsomely furnished,
or as an investment, suhjec, TO her sole
control, end for her sole benefit.
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DISTRICT OF LITcHFIELD, as
Probate COuTp June IsSJn. 1922

--.-s Probate Court, June lStn, 1893. !
Estate Of HOMER SACKETT, Senior
late Of Warren IN said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District Of
Litch6eld hath Ii'niieG and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors Of said
Estate. represented insolven', in which to ex-
"ibi' their claims thereto, and has appointed
George Starr and Edmond R. Swift, Esquires,
Of Warren in sad District, Commissioners 10
receive and examine said claims. Certified by
OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Dwelling house Of Edmond r
Swift, Esq, IN said Warren, or the 10Th day
Of July and 18Th day of December, A. D.
1858, al o'clock in the forenoon. on each Of
.a'd days for The purpose Of attending on the
business OF SAID appointment. u
GEORGE STARR, 1Commis
EDMOND R. SWIFT, ! sioners.
All persons indebted TO said Esia:e, are
requested to make immediate payment TO
HOMER SACKETT, Jr.,
Administrator.
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HoosAc TuNNEL.-lr is now confidently
stated that there can he M doubt that the
tunnel will he bored and the Troy & Green
field Railroad built. If money and human
skill can accomplish it. A great mass
convention was held last week a. Greens
field, 81 which much enthusiasm prevailed.
animated and encouraging speeches were
made. spirited resolu'ions adopted. and a
determination evinced TO prosecute the
measure 10 successful completion. We
hope such may he the result.
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At q Court "f Probate holden at Sharon in
and for the District Of Sharon, on the 2Olh
day Of June, A. d. 1858.
Present, DANIEL PARs"Ns, Eco, Judge.
ON motion Of BENJAMIN s. HAMLIN, Elk.
ecuror Of the last will and tesiamen, as oEaA.-
JAMIN HAMLlN, la'e Of Sharon IN said
district, dtceased-ibis Court doth decree that
six months from this date be limited and 81.
lowed TO the creditors Of the Estate Of said
deceased 10 present their claims against said
Estate 10 said Executor; AID that SAID Exec.
utor give notice thereof by advertising IN a
newspaper printed in Lhchfeld. and on o
public sign post in said town OF Sharon, near
est the last residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
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TTEMR.

WoOuBURY BAHK.-l'he bills Of this
Bank ere now received by the merchants
eG Woodbury. at par. Arrangements have
been perfected with Mr. ChiIIenden snd
his friends, by which the bank viii be able
% redeem iIs circulation, and save most, d
not MI. Of iIs CspiGaL .....
Mr.. ChiiIendeC wac FsOUghi 10 KillinGIV
and Dlacetf ir custody at IN Officer, bu' last
week ne took q sudden leave, and 10 now
HE liberty.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30
Lumber and Coal!

WE would call the attention just now oil
our patrons and customers generally TO tho
fact that we have decidedly the best and lar
gest assortment Of Lumber to be found in the
Naugatuck Valley, not excepting Bridgeport,
Our lumber 10 mostly we'll seasoned. and H.
The best condition Cor dressing. Those in
want oft will do we'll to call soon, az seasoned
Lumber will be obtained with difficulty from
we have also sRe6igh, White and Red Ash
Goals on hand, all Of which, together with our
Lumber, Shingles, Lath, &c. we are selling
at prices lower than present market rates.
LUMBER & GOAL co.
April 8, 1853
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The MiddleiOwn Constitution states
that Mrs. Sarah Butter, widow of the late
John d. Butler, cor mi,'ed suicide BY
hanging herself on Sunday morning last.
Nothing unusual had been noticed IN her
manner prevh'ns TO the commission of the
deed, and no reason has been assigned e.,
this act. Deceased was abou, SO years %
age. She had quite large circle Of coD'
nexiOns and friends.
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LADIES'
FESTIVAL,
And Fourth Of july Celebration I

THE Ladies' and Gentlemen Of New Pes
ton would respectfully announce that they
will celebrate the coming Fourth Of July at
Union Hail. in the village Of Waran,aug. An
address will be delivered by Rev. Ephraim
Lyman of Washington, anu other exercises
introduced appropriate to the occasion.
Parties Of pleasure, and all others from on,
Of town, who may be disposed 10 attend, will
be accommodated with Refreshments the
proceeds Of which will be appropriated 10 the
furnishing OF a Meeting House now in process
Of erection in this place. Exercises ro COIN.
mence at I I o'clj ok, A. M.
@ Display Of Fire Works in the evening.
ISAAC BROWN, of
NOBLE BOLLES,. Arangemeu,s
New Preston, June 27th, 1853.
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A citizen Of Wolcou, named Smith,
while walking 10 the vicinity Of the Leath'
er Factory, in Waterbury, ON Friday last,
was seized by g couple Of men, who de"
manded his money. He told the rOOges
to let go Of him while lie got out his peck
ct book, which they did, when he run aud
got out Of their way. One Of the robbers
was afterwards arrested by Sheriff Bryan,
but the other is yet at large.
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l. n,.n. removed I'is business 10 Norfolk,
In So 70 execute all kinds Of work in IN
\" D,,,,;. ueulaT aud personal attention raid
nm es." On .'n roofing, making and putting
np,,;rS mOOghs, laying down hydraulic rams.
iend n;os W c,s'ern pumps aud laying down
s:o w." nnRo, on hand a full assortment q
n ,at The frs, q &c. &c.
be OpeE>. "e Ifst o. June my sales room will
Tor Stoves S y y wei oil ID with Cook and Par.
and Z'nc, siOvJP patterns and prices, stove. pipe
aimed Ware. S6pilture, Britannia and jan.
Norfolk. April %, 1ppOsi,e the Grist Mil
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NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber being very gratefuiior
the past liberal patronage bestowed upon
him would most respectfully call the atiemod
ton Of .hs haaieS iflthEissTS. Consisting Of ev
erything in the line of Millinery At very low
prices. or.~r,.s
N. B. Repairing and Bleaching done al
short notice, and by the best Of workmen
COLLARS.
THOSE nice New Styles Pointed Collars
and Chime zelts can be found at
S.H. GRANNISS.
Wells.
THE Ashes Of Roses, a color 90 desira-
'''' "'N - s. II. GRANNIss.
LINEN HANDKERCHlEFS.
Cloves, Fans. Threads. Needles. Muslin
and Cambria Edgings. and Tnsertings. La
dies Dress Caps, Drsss Trimmings, in shof
you can find, most articles kept in Fame
Goods Store, few doors vest Of the Cour
House, West Main Street.
S.9. GRANNISS.
Litchfield. April 4 1858
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MARRIED.

AT CerrO GOrdc. FishkilI Landing, N. Y
on the 2lst Of June. by Rev. Dr.. Robertson
Henry I. Scudder, Esq., Of New York, "a
Louisa H.. daughter Of Pref. Charles Davies
At Richland, Michigan, April 9Th. Mr.
Isaac JudsOn Of Cleaveland. Ohio, 10 Miss
Mary Judson Of Woodbury.. Conn.
Al Be:h'enn, on Wednesday morning, June
18Th, by Rev. Mr.. Harrison, Rev. Aretas G..
Loo"is 10 Elizabeth M. daughter Of The late
JOSEPH H. Bellamy, Eco.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TO sell by subscription, naal.and popular
Religious, Historical, Statistical and Miscel
lareous Works-comprsiug Bibles and vari-
Gus works on moral and Religious subjects ;
Histories Of the Old and New Worlds Ga
zetteers of the United S,atesand great varl
ETY. Of Miscellaneous Books, among which
are the writings Of WIN. Fl. Seward, andt
other distinguished men.
Many Of hese works are highly illustrated
- experienced canvassers will find il for their
interest to give them a trial.
Apply personally, or address (post paid)
J. X. STICKNEY,
10 Westminster Street, Providence, r l.
Boston, May Z, 1868.
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DySTRJCT OF 1ITCbFtELO %
Probate Court, June 2lst, 1858.
ESTATE Of HORATIO N. LYMAN, OF
Goshen in said District, an insoivent and as
sgaing debtor.
ORDERED-That the assignee exhibit his
ADM nislraiion account 10 this Court for adj
ius,ment, at the Probate Office in L,tchfield,
on the SOlh dsy Of June, 1853, At 9 o'clock:
forenoon and that all persons interested
IN said estate, may be notified thereof. the
assignee will cause this order 10 he published
in q newspaper printed in Li'ch6eld. in
Li,chfelo county. and post copy thereof on
the sign pos, IA said town Of Goshen. nearest
the residence Of the said Hora,io N. Ly man
at leas: sex DAYS before said day assigned.
A true copy Of Record, Attest,
OLIVER A. g. TODD, Judge.
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Ann.

DAGUERREAN ARTS
HAS just returned from New York \.
splendid assortment Of Mache, Velvet, Shel.
Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases-Gil
and Rosewood FrOmes-Gold Locke,s, sc.
Pictures taken daily at his Gallery, No. Z
South st. at prices varying from 81 TO $40.
Here, childhood, with its winso,ne face,
And stately wOman's queenly grace,
And lOrdly mans imperial frown
Are each adrOitly penciled down.
Instruction given in the art, and apparatus
furnished on reasonable terms.
Li'chfeld, May 18th, 1853.
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New Jewelry Store
AT WOnCOTTVILLE.
g. .EAHtnRG

Would respectfully inform the
inhabitants Of Wolcottville and
vicinity that he has taken the store Of Mr.
Hungerford, near the railroad depot. where he
offers for sale all kinds Of Jewelry. Clocks and
Fancy Wares generally, on as favorable terms
az can be purchased elsewhere.
@ Watches, clocks and jewelry Of every
description repaired and warranted. Old gold
and SILVER bought and taken in exchange. A
share Of patronage is respectfully SOL cited.
Wolcottvllle, April lsth, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

The stesm propeller ChsIIenge on her
iirst trip from Chicago to Buf1aIu, burst hes
boiler on Wednesday last on Lake Huron
aud soon sunk. FIVE of her crew were
killed and three wounded by the explosion,
and the rest with her passengers were
saved. The c. was insa:ed for @I2, OOC
in New YOrk, sad $4,000 in the Ena al
Ha rlf0rd.
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Las, Friday night, during the perform.
ances at the Hippodrome in New York. the
dress Of q ballet girl took fire before the
audience, and the poor creature ives nearly
burnt to death; she now lies in very
critical situation. Strangely enough, the
city papers do not notice the fatal accidents
at this esaa bllshment.
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Notice.

THE Annual Meeting Of the Litch6eld
Mutual FIRE Insurance Company will be
holden al the Mansion House in Lilchheld, on
The fret Monday Of July, 1883, al 2 O'Clock.
P. M, for the choice OF officers. and TO trans
act any other business proper 10 come before
said meeting. JASON WHITING,
Secretary.
Li'chfeld, June 18th, 1853.
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The Maine Law hoe been carried IN
Michigan by at seasI IS 600 msjOriIy. 10
sumo counties nearly every town gave q
msiosiIy 10 iis favor.
Ia the hover House Of the New York
Legislature the matter is now under dis
cussion. The general impression is that
the Bill will not pass.
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.AUCTEON.

WILL be sold at Public Auction, on Fri.
day, July lst, at o'clock P. NJ, l6 acres ol
land. fr .nting on the highway leading from
Lich6cld 'e Warren, belonging to the estate
Of the late Mrs. Jemima Vail; A acres of il 10
meadow, and IL Of pillow. pasture and wood.
land, with about rs cords Of wood thereon.
Sale TO take place on tho premises.
MYRON OSBORN, Executes
Litchfeld. June 81, 1853,
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Dividend.

THE Presiden, and Directors Of the IRcN
BANK have declared sent. nnual dividend
OF -Four per cent. on the Capital Stock, pay.
able 10 the Stockholders on and after the 5ih
prcx.
The annual meeting Of the Stockholders Of
this Bank will DC holden at Their Banking
House on Tuesday, the 5lh July n, x,, at 10
O'clock, A. M. Per order OF The Boa.d.
A. C. RANDALL, Cashier.
Falls Village, 2Oh june, 1858.
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The grand jury Of Bristol County have
found en- indictment aRaiOs: John Murphy
OF Fall River, for numbering his wife by
tying her upon bed and pouring vitriOl
down her throat.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

Willis A. Gormsn, late . member Of
Congress from ladisns, and jus, appointed
BY President Pierce, governos Of one of the
Western Territories, has been disposing Of
the bucks, which he voted Himself while
a member of the House, At public auction.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

CouP DE SoLIEL.-Three Irishmen em"
ployed in digging ditch near the factory
Of the American Shear Co. at Hoichkiss'
vile, were Frustrated by s,roke of the
sun, on Tuesday last, one oi whom has
since died from the effects. In extreme hot
weather, persons q, work in exposed situ>
atoms cannot be too careful.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

John b. Cough, the well known advo-
cate Of temperance, is shortly to visil
England, by invitation Of the London TEN.
perance League.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

Pier No. 6. North River, New York.
gave way on Saturday, afternoon. under
the weight Of iron end other merchandise
carrying men, horses and carts with il.
One horse was taken OUt alive. II 10 tesr-
ed that several men are buried benea,h the
wreck.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

Complaint is made in various quarters Of
the rAvages Of apple trees by worms
TIE crop Of apples will be a short one
but other fruit is doing WE'LL TIE grain
crops promise an abundant yield. Corn i.
doing well.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

Punch Rives The f'lIowIng method 81
Whispering way wsE's /" Ps' your month
eh,se 20 he war;, end tesl u ~ ~baspeF
Il.al IL u will not 20 away yeu will hnFn u
out with caussic. IL s does not take the
hlot, be 90 good % your word.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-06-30

AT the destruction by Gre Of The Chinese
theatre at Whsmpoa, near Canton, in
March last, sixty females were burnt 10
death, and many others were severely
injured.
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Grass for Sale.

THE subscriber offers Cor sale the Grass
on about SIX acres Of land-;ocaIed within
half "'ile Of the Court House, and Of very
good quality. Enquire of
OLIVER GOODWIN.
.Litch6eld, June 2slh, 1858. ~