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NEW YORK.
EDWARD LAMBERT l. CO.,

81 BROADWAY, opposite the U. States
,Roaded Warehouse, lmporters and Jobbcrs Vi
Rich Silks,
Paris D:ess Goods,
''' Shawls, Gloves,
Embroiderics,
White Goods, -
= = = Ribbons, &C.,
invite the attention Of Merchants from all sec.
':ons to their unrivallcd assortment Of
SILK and FANCY DRY GOODS,
imported with social reference 10 the wants
os FIRST class buyers. and in three important
particulars; Wig; Taste, Variety and Price,
bplieved ID he unrquallcd.
MeSsrS:'E L. 4 Co., having been engaged
in 'his business for many years in PhiIadel.
phia, where the taste is no, unlike, in many
esprcts, 10 that Of the Northern and Eastern
States. they would call particular attention TO
their sly les, many Of which arc controlled en-.
tIrely by them.
Il. having been remark cd that Our ,bHsireps
ID almost Exclusively. Southern, we would beg
leave 10 say that Our goods are adapted to ev,
cry section Of the United States, Northern,
S"u'hsrn. Eastern and Western, and that in
style and price they will be found equal ts any
other Home.
On and sfler December Isl, next, we shall
occupy "dF rev Marble Warehouse, now be.
ing erected. No. So Chambers Street, A doors
from Broadway, directly opposite the Park.
July 6. 1858. 8
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TIE NEw YoRK STEAMBOAT AccsDEHT.
The fallow,ag particulars of the accident
10 the steamer New World, al her dnck To-
New York. On Friday last, are from the
New York papers: '"''a'.
il appears that jus, bef;sFe tire time Of
siarl,O9. one of The Gaes. which mus. have
been detective, gave way by the pressure
Of steam. and bursting open the Gre d.mrs,
rushed Otit intO the butler nMm, aud slenre
iniO.ihe engine ro0m, scaling one 0r the
fredsen. named Eli Buell. 30 severely, ihs,
be dtrd in 4 few minules. Seven Others
belOnxiI'R to the bOat were scalded in y
ehOckin1 nanEer. and three 0f them died
shortly afterwards ~ the New York Hos
pissl whittier they were taken. is 10 Iho'i
that john Foster, . wafer. must have
leePed overheard. from fright, si the slime
o. The accident, ~ he has not been seen
e,nee. u happeRed, fortunately that nearly
eu nI the passengers were an the slier deel,
sea neer lhe geagwsy, and consequently
n0ne we're injured.
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Auction.

BY order Of the Court of Probate for the
District Of Lich6eld, will DO sold at Public
Auction. lu..less previously disposed Of at
private sale } the Real Estate Of Samuel Pal
meE, late Of Gosh IN in said district, deceased
at tie several times and places hereinafter
specified, Wig: one dwelling house and land
situated in the town Of Torrington in Wolco,t.
vile, upper village. and known as the Week.
Pl"ce, walt be cold on the Orb day Of July,
1853, al o'clock in the afternoon one horse
shed, No. 80. with the thiriy.sixt pat Of the
land belonging To the Horsesllcd Company,
siiuas ID IN Goshen Centre, will be sold on the
Esd day Of July, 1888, a, 9 o'clock in the fore.
noon also. 80 acres Of land on Ivy Mountain
in SAID G"shep,. at o'clock in tho al, arn0on
on said day. The sale 10 be on the premises.
J. I. GAYLORD, Administrator.
Goshen, June Esd, 1883.
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SPAIN AND MExIco.-The N. Y. Times
of Tuesday, gives p"blcIy To u rumOr to
the effect that our Government has heen
advised from quarters entitled tn the high
es, credit, that Santa Anna is attempting q
grand coup d efac by secret re.annexa-
lion ot cx.cO Ia Spain. The treaty III
remuneration, is SAID 10 have been signed
by Generals CanedO, and Santa Anna,
while the latter was nj Havana-sahjec,
to ratification BY the Court Of Madrid, and
by Mexico as SION a. Santa Anna should
be firmly seated in the dlc,a,Or,aI char. 4,
is alsU stated that these rai,licsllons have
beeM received; and that an expedition rs
Mganized ON tie northern share Of Cuba,
destined 10 carry 6000 Spanish irOOps To-
Vera Cruz. where they are iO support this
coup d. ee0e which Santa Anna has rre01S.
ed !" attempt. Il is likewise asserted. ii,sl
the departure Of the expedition will be the
signal Er general jnsurreciioD ON the
island, the C"bans being resolved no, I"
let SD capital chance slip without a..
tempting their emancipation. The matter
seems To he plen,IfHlly mixed up with nv
seriiOns aud rumOrs, bU, i, 10 bv no means
'mprrbab bile that the statements and runlOrs
are, ia the main, cuFreci.
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ToorH DRAwING.-One NJ. Duchesne
has been driving about Paris in gaudy
wagon and with band of music, taking
out teeth! He stops in some frequent
ed place. collects crowd by means OF
the cymbal, land then invites the afflicted
to apply at once for extraction and re-
lief. A note on the side Of the wagon
reads thus SIS 900 francs il I miss u
too,h.' A line of victims, sometimes ex
tending twice round the wagon. is form
ed. each in his or her turn paying FIRE nc
and leaving tooth behind. A maid ser.
want passes NJ. Duche sns's equipage. re.
members sore spot in her upper Jaw.
feels in her pocket for franc. and joins
che tale end of the line. Each applicant
mounts on the seat with NJ. Duchesne,
who demands the coin before proceeding
The head is then inclined backwards. the
mouth opened. the tweezers inserted and
the tooth snaicheL f,om IT'S CORY bed
It is held up in the air an instant for the
admiration Of the multitude. and at each
extraction the. drum gives a bang Of tri-
umph
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The ORIGINAL WAsH1NoToN1ANs.-
John H. w. Hawkins in answer 10 the
statement going the rounds that the lead.
er Of the Baltimore Washingtonian move.
ment is keeping a low grog shop iu Bal
timore. gives the present standing of the
original six, as follows:
david Anderson, master blacksmith,
doing we'll and accommodating property /;
John F. Hoss. master carpenter, doing
well; james McCurley, master coach.
maker, doing well. also accommodating
property; Archibald Campbell. silver
platter. doing extensive business: VIM.
r. Mitchell. on his ovn farm seven miles
from Extraordinarily does not
keep his pledge; George S,eans. died i"
ls4l. sober man-kept his pledge to
che last" g.
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probate Notices.


ssttct ~ Lslchuuu, -.
Probate COur, Liiehlield. IuIv "a. 1883
Estate Of STEPHEN STRONG, late
Of Warren, In said D.sIrici. doccas.d.
Ordetetl--Thai the Adu,in,stralor 9th the
vii annexed. EXHIBIT his Administration &C
c"uni to this Court Coz adjustment, a, the Pro.
bate Office in LiIehEeld. ON the is,h dav Of
JuIys 1883, at o'clock, forenoon and ina,
ell persons interested in said Estate. NAV he
notified thereof. Ihe Administrator a. af,ro-
said, will cause this order 10 be published in
newspaper printed in LHchHeld, ia tneh.
field COuniy and post copy thereof or the
sign post in said town Of Warren, nearest the
ast residences Of the deceased, at !. asst 10 day 8
before said day assigned.
Airue copy Of Record.
Attest, OLIVER AG TODD, Judge.
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DIR. ROOTS PILLS.

II 10 not to be wondered at that the inhsbii.
ants Of Li':hiield county should prefer Dr.
Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pills 10 any
other Medicine in use. as old Or. ROOT. The
original maker Of them was q resident Of Ca.
naan. aud while living EMO; ed the reputation
Of being the moet skiIlGuI Physician in tn.
country. The Pills are composed Of twenty
kinds OF rare medicinal vegetables. although
active md thorough in their operation on the
system, yet they are so carefully medicsted
that they can be given TO the most !eeble per.
sor With safety.
We confidently recommend these Pills to
the all cted. as bring superior i" every respect
TO any article Of the kind in use. They are
sold Of the low price of l2 I Q and IS cents
per hox. by merchants Throughout, the country
~ Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The Mission It'd CHlNA.-The Hon.
Robert j. Walker has SO FAR recovered from
tie indsposiliOn under which he has long
lahoreG, c"nseqnen, upon slight accident
which, beiel HIM in England, Iha, he has
concluded To accept the office Of Commis.
sinner to China, offered him s"me tine since
by the President, and that he will probably
sci out on his mission about the first Of
OCTOBER.
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Col. J.. M. Sherwnod, If Auburn. N. Y .
recently had an auction lie Of fine blood
cattle. One cOw sold for @525, One bull for
5000. Twenty. nine old aud young were
sold, bringing $500.
John Boyd. ESQ. Of Winsted, advertises
some ,hir,y.five head for sale at auction
next week. A better opportunity 81 secur"
ing stock Of pure blood is not often afforded
the farmers Of this county.
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New Jewelry Store
AT WOLCOTI'VILLE.

MNe<18 \. - sbsNCWASS
SSzZ Would respectfully ,nform The
inhabitants Of WoIcoiiville am
vIc'nny that ne has taken the store Of NJ
Hun9erford, near the railroad depsi, where III
cffsrs tot sale ali kinds Of JewelIy. Chicks an.
Fancy Wares generally, on az favorable term,
as can b. purchased elsewhere.
/" Watches, clocks and jewelry &c ever,
description required and warranted. Old gnl.
and silver.bo"gh' and taken in exchange. A
share Of patronage is respectfully sol cited.
WolcottvIlle, April leih, 1858.
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y. i. Judd.
ARTIS1

-Uh1oEhhEIhN ARTIST
HAS Just returned from New York with
iP'eHdld assortment Of Mache. Velvet. Shell,
Turkey, Composition and Paris Cases Gilt
add lkOscwood.F rsmes-GOid Locke,s, &c.
Pictures saaen daily Ut his Gallery. No. Q
p prices varying from o. 10 SO.
Here childhood. with hs winsosne face,
} Atstssaseiy woman's queenIy greco,
4 5Nnd' l6rdly NAME imperial frown
Are each adroiily prnciled down.
Instruction given in the art, and apparatus
furnished On reasonable terms.
Lich6eld, May 18th. 1873.
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BOOK AGENTS WANTED

TO sell BY subscription. new and populs
Religious. Historical. Statistical and Miscrl
IsReous WO,ks-cemprising Bibles and var.
ous works On moral nd Religious sobi-c's /;
Ilisiosies Of The Old and New Worlds Ga
ze,ieess OF the United Siaiesand great warn
ETY. Of Miscellaneous Books. smong which
are the writings Of WIN. n. Seward. and
other distinguished mcn.
Many Of hese works are highly illustrated
experienced canvaasers will 6Od it for their
interest," TO give them trial.
Apply pc sOnaily, or address lpos, Pa.dl
4 J.K STICKNEY,
10 Westminster Street, PsOvidence, r !.
Boston, May7, 1888.
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Lumber and Coal !

WE would call the attention just now o.
our patrons and cusiomers generally to III.
fact that We have decidedly the best ard lar
gest assortment of Lumber TO be found in tn.
Nausaiuck Valley, no, excepting Bridgepor'
Our l lumber 10 mostly well scascned. and il,
the best condition Cor dressing. Those il
waDt Oft will do well 10 call soon.as seasones
Lumber will he Obtained with officially fro"
the early shipments.
We have .also Lehiah, White and Red AL
C"ais on hand, sii Of which. together with on
Lumber, Shingles, Laib. &c. We ara selling
a. prices lower than preteni market rates.
WATERBURY LUMBER & COAL CO
AOVil 1889
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Al Court "f Probate holden At Sharon in
and for the District Of Sharon, on the goth
day Of June, A. d. 1853.
Present, DANIEL PARsnNs, Esq., Judge.
ON motion Of BENJAMIN s. HAMLSM, Elk.
ecu'or Of the last will and ies,amen, Of BEN
JAMIN HAMI.lN, late Of Sharon ia said
district, deceased-ihis Court doth decree tina,
six months ffcm 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; ard that SAID Exec
uior give notice thereof by advertising In
newspaper printed in Litchfield, and ON q
pnblic sign post in said town Of Sharon, near
eat the last residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record.
CHAS. F. SEDGWICK, Clerk.
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II " (N9aG.

HAVING removed HE business 10 Norfolk,
,is prepared 90 execute all kiNds Of work in his
line. Particular and personal attention : aid
10 putting on Tin roofing, making and putting
up cave iroughs, lay ing down hydraulic rams.
putting up cisiern pumps aud laying down
lead Pipe. Also, on hand full assortment Of
Tin Ware. Brsss Kettles, &c. &c.
About the fret ii June my sales room will
he opened and we'll fili d with Cook and Par.
Tor stoves oraff PATTERNS and prices. srove- pipe
and Zinc, stove furniture, Britannia and Jap.
aimed Ware. Shop opposite the Girls, Mil.
Norfolk. April %, 1858.
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DisrRIcT OF LircHFlELD, as !
Probate Court, June iSta, 1853 {

Estate Of HOMER SACKETT, Seni"r-
late OF Warren IN eald District. deceased.
The Court Of Pr"ha,e for the District 81
Litch6eld hath limited and allowed elk months
from the date hereof. for the Creditors Of sat
Estate, represented insolven,, in which TO ex-
hibi' their claims thereto, and has appointed
George Starr and Edmond r. Sw,ft, Esqu,res
Of Warren in sad District, Commissioners to
receive and examine said claims. Certified BY
OLIVER A. G. TODD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet ut the dwelling. house of Edmond r
Swift. Esq., 'n said Warren, or the 18th day
of July and 18th day Of December, A. D.
1858. at Q O'Clock in the forenoon. on each Of
.aid d"ys for the pu'p pose Of attending on the
business Of SAID appointment.
GEORGE STARR. (Commis.
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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THE NoRwALk ACCIDENT The New
York and New Haven RaiIr"ad Company
have paid the sum oi 5000 10 Mrs. NJ.
w. D,mock, Of Mansfield. whose busbs nd
was among the killed by the Norwslk dis.
as,er. Tits was the sum ella med by her.
and ii was promptly paid. Il places Mrs.
d. in comparatively comfortable circum
stances.
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The Clerks Of the u. s. House 1T Reps
resenial:ves are at present nG'ged il"
preparing C,r publication, "sn Alphabet
.csl Index Of Clsins," f,r the use 81 the
n,embt r.. d will make book "f sbou'
1000 pages, comprising al the claims pre-
scented 10 Congress. from The LIST To she SD
Session. Il will doubtless be published on
ar bef;,re the commencement OF the nexi
Session. .
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ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION



BE IT KNOWN, thar we, the suLsenbers
have and do hereby associate ourselves a. 4
BODY polite and corporate. under tho name Of
the UESoN MARUPAcTURINa 'COAlfANY, puF.
sunni TO the provisions Of the Statute Of the
State Of Connecticut, entitled am act concern.
ing Communities and corporations and all acts
IN addition TO and alteration thereof, and the
following are the Articles Of our agreement
and association.
Ar. ]. The name Of the Corporation shall
De the Union Manufacturing Company.
AT. II The capital STOCK Of the Corpora
ilon shall be Five Thousand FIVE Hundred
Dollars. and the said capital stock shall b. di.
st0sd into two hundred and twenty shares Of
twenty five dollars each share.
Arr. Ill The purpose for which said Cor
pora'loH II established 10 tho following, to
VII 10 manufacture, purchase, sell and deal
IN hats: 10 purchase aud sell all articles and
es'a'e necessary or convenient for the prose.
cm"on OF said business and generally to do
III acts connected with or incidental to said
business, or the prosecution Of the same
Art. Nv. The said statute entitled an act
concerning communities aud Corporations,
and all acts in addition to, and alteration
thereof. iS hereby particularly referred 10 and
made part of these Articles, and the Corpora.
ton hereby established and Organized under
ana pursuant 10 the provisions of said statute,
shall have the power and proceed according
'c1he regulations described and specified ia
said statute.
Art. v. Each subscriber to these Articles
agrees 30 take the number Of shares here.naf.
asr.apae1ed TO HE name. Of the capital stock
;of said C3rporation each sha,e TO DO twenty
y Eve dollars % Aforesaid, and 10 be paid for
by INSTALL meets as the Directors Of said Cor.
poraiion shall call in the same.
= Art, vi. The said Cooperation 10 locaf ed in
the Society Of Bfidgewaier, Litchfeld COun.
lys State If Connecticut.
:, Dsted at Bridgewater, the 9TH day Of July,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

The traffic in horses in all the large cities
is a very great and increasing business
A single firm in Lancaster, Penn, namely,
Mcssrs. POwI & Mishler, has forwarded Ia
Philadelphia BY railroad since the first If
January, n0 less than 1888 horses. Those
that remain in the cities, with few excep-
ti"ns, are soon worn out by ha-d labor, and
nfien crUe! treatment.
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Adminlsfralltar,s Sale.

BY order Of the Court Of Probate for tho
District Of Canaan. will be sold at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, on the Oh day
Of July. 1883. q: 10 o'clock, A. M. (u0less
PTevionaly d'spOsed Of AZ private salc) so much
Of the Real Estate Of George Halves, late of
said Canaan, deceased, as viii raise the sum
Of Fifteen Hundred end Twenty -six Dollars
and Ninety-six cents, with Incidental eha.ses
Of sale. Sale to take place on the premises.
8. STARR HALVES, AdmI'r.
Canaan, July Let, 1853.
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NEW GOODS.

TEE Subscriber being very grateful for
the past liberal patronage best. wed upon
him would mos, respectfully call the a,ien--
',on Of the Ladies I" HE New and Splendid
Stock Of Spring Millinery. consisting Of ev.
eryihing in the line OF Millinery at vety low
prices.
S.H. GRANNISS.
". B. Repairing and Bleaching done at
shor. notice, and by the best Of workihen
COLLARS.
THOSE nice New Styles Pointed Collars
and Chime zetts can be found at
>. II. GRANNISS.
Wells. 80 81
THE Ashes nf Roses. color so desire.
HE, and oil other kinds at
s. II. GRANNISS.
LINEN HANDKERCHIEFS,
Cloves, Fans. Threads, Needles, Muslin
md Cambria Edgings. and Inaertines. La
lies Dress Caps, Dress Trimmings, In short
YOU can find, most articles kept 10 Fancy
Soods Store. q few doors vest of the Court
House, West Main Street. 'eas,,-3 -
S.9.GRANNiss.
Li,ch6oId, April 4 1853
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BAnk have declared semi. snnnal dividend
Of -Four per cent. ON the Capital Stock. pay
prox.
The annual mseiing ofshe Stockholders o.
this Bank wIl DO holden q their BaDkiRs
House on Tuesday. the Ssh July D. II. al 10
o'clock. A. "A. Per OsdeE Ol She Bead.
a. C. RANDALL, Cashier.
FalID Village, S0sh June, 1853.
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TAG AOsoUTr0 KIE0.-A correspond.
ent Of the New Orleans Delta, writing
from BleW6eld, gives . very different
impression Of his Majesty Of Mosquito
from that which ordinarily obtains. He
says:
Americans, who ara accustomed 10
hear Of the Mosquito King. as " his wool.
Iy-he"dec. Sreecbless majesty" at whom
'-leI but satire III his gun,
The more the feathers Hy the more The fun
would be agrccably surprised to meet
him. and spend a short time with him
at Blew6rlds. He is about 10. years of
age. Of slight and graceful figure, pleas
ing cOuntenance, small feet, and remark.
ably delicate hands lis color, that of an
Indi:n; his hair straight and black; in
short. his tout ensemble is that of the pure
blooded Indian without the faintest touch
Of the negro. He usually dresses plain.
~ but neatly-wtite pants, black jacket
or coat. and straw hat. At times he wears
his uniform. which is also neat, and be-
comes him well. He has received vc>
~ fair education, and his manners with
strangers are modest and reserved but,
ON acquaintance. he proves lively. court
eous and agreeable. He is very fond of
Dory sailing. and manages one with great
skill and daring the sitter the breeze
tho better he likes it-particula.ly i: he
happens to have timid friend with him.
He is an excellent swimmer. bold rider
and very fond Of horses. His greatest
penchant, however, is for. Dory-sailing,
and he always keeps a tine assortment Of
boats. 3
II do not think that the most intense
American could avoid being, as I said be.
fore. agreeably surprised al meeting him;
instead Of thiek>lipped. WOO ly>6eaded
Sambo. (shch a one as Mrs. Stowe would
term Afric's son. a young Indian.
possessing all the attributes at his race,
and much Of tie manners Of gentleman.
Much rid,cuie has been heaped upon him
on account Of the improper position ta-
ken by England in regard to him and bis
tribe. of which the young king seems to
trouble himself but little, but no one. in
bis company. would feel disposed to ill.,
dulge the feeling. for really there is no.
thing to ridicule. You see before you a
young Indian. recognised by a Tribe Of at
least two thousand Eve hundred as their
king. receiving from them homage and
tribute. and you naturally feel every dis>
position 10 show him respect"
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

A PRiNcE AMONG Us.-l'he WeslcleSier
News Of Saturday, states that the county
sea, Of Henry Partridge Kellogg, Esq., ION
On the Eas, River, near Rochelle, has t,ee,i
purchased for the residence oc POIisI.
Prince, who is expected TO occupy il in the
course oil the ensuing week. About forty
thousand dollars have been paid for the
entire estate.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

THE SUNDAY Near MAIL.-If the fol-
towing statement from TIE N. York Herald
be correct, the mail between Boston and
New York on Sunday nights will be dis
continued.
I, appears that the Postmaster General
finds himself relieved fran all responsibility
IN relation 10 the c.,n,inuanc Of the Sunday
mail between This .ciiv aud Boston, the
Presiden, 0f the New York and New Hs-
ven Railroad Company having u0siiively
refused lo cOniraci i;,r that service, even il
desired ~ the Post, Office Department.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

William N. Ma'sOn. Esq. has been ape
pointed repOricr Of the decisions of the
Supreme Court Of this State in place Oi
Hon. Thomas Day, who has held the Office
fnr nearly half century, and who nOw
relires on account OG his advanced age.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

We are glad To see that the NauGa tuck
Railroad Company have volunteered I"
transport al! articles designed ior the Great
Exhibition, over their Road, free of charge.
'rhe farmers, manufacturers and mechani
"f Li'chfieid County will surely avail them
selves nf this offer, and the pr"duc,s oi
their industry and skill cannot fail to secure
premiums of value.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-07-07

A plate OF glass Is feet by 8. being the
largest ON 10 America, was brOken On Tues.
day, while some worknen were setting il
IN window Of Broadway Restaurant
New York. I, cost @lOs0. Several 9th
ers &c the same size were broken On the
voyage TO this country.
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Fanny FERNS Book.

FERN LEAVES FROM FANNY,S PORT
FOLIO,
With Eight original illustrations fran designs
by FRED, NJ COFFIN. engraved by ORR. An
elegant 10 ",o. vol. 400 pages, Gilt toy. Price
81 rs. just published, and for eslc bv
WIN. PATTON,
Arcade Exchange Place.
Waterbury, Conc.
~ Sent by Railroad. tage and express ia
every direction. al a irfling cost. Orders 20.
licised. Address a. above. SIS.