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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

Rum Us. RAILRoAD.-The people of Morgan
county were lately called upon 10 vote on the
question Of subscribing to the stock of the Jack
sonville and CarrOlltOn Railroad, project in
which the prosperity of Jacksonville as we'll as
that of the county, is much interested. 1t will
be remembered that the town of Jacksonville
has lately taken decided stand against Liquor
License, and this railroad question became a
matter Of partyiSm between town and county
the latter saying, "Giye us whisky, or you
shall have no railroad" The town wouldn't
give the whisky, and the county wouldn't vote
the railroad. This is a wonderful issue of a
wonderful conflict collision between a Jug
and locomotive, and the locomotive entirely
smashed up Morgan county against the world!
What do they want of steam, where every man
packs boiler of whisky, and every nose is a
red-hOt smoke pipe thereunto attached?
Charleston (Ill.) Courier.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
WILL PEOPLE WHO OWE US

Please saH and pay upl
10" We need the money and have no time to
collect it. Ell
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

IL There were 969 deaths in New Yorl,
last week. This is a small mortality compared
with that Of New Orleans. The Tribune, no.
ticing the fact that there had been between Is
and 1900 deaths in New Orleans in one week,
states that it is equal to mortality of nine thou
sand in week in New York. The deaths in
New York are mostly from excessive heat.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

REMEMBER, that the question before the
city at tRe coming city election is-"Shall
the city by ordinance prohibit the sale OF
intoxicating liquors within the city limls!"
Neither the "Maine Liquor Law nor any
other State ProhibItory law is now before
the people.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

AZ From May Is to August 10, the whole
number of deaths in New Orleans was 1874
by yellow fever, 1886.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
ATTENTIoNll

The Marion County Temperance Society will meet
September, at 10 o'clock, A. M, to discuss the Maine
Liquor Law. Tho friends and opponents of said law,
are requested TO atend and the different divisions
requested TO be represented by delegates.
T. II. TATL0W, Pres.
Palmyn, August 8, 1883. (auglod&wtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

~ We authorized 10 announce o. q. STRONG q
candidate for CrS MARSHAL at the approaching November
election. (aug6dtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

IL The BOOnville Observer informs US that
Mr.. James P. Tate, cabin passenger on the
Polar Star, committed suicide by cutting his
throat while the boat was rounding to at the
BOonvills wharf last Wednesday. He died in
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

II Stohlen Ply te subscriber, NIT te waters
by te Waupash ant Missibbi Railroat, Won leetle
prts pay mare, NIT her neck tiet rount Won leetle
pell Ply puck skin letdthurn stirring, nit a
crate long tail shuse close up, gut off pehind,
YOU kno. Wheeler dakes up salt mare, and
keeps her so fast as te owner meier more
shall kit her akin, shall pay two tollars revOrt
to me. PHILIP PHINoL EvoNcLE.
Isaac Aughtlebaugh ant ChOn Shartly pOcks
pail on te note.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

IL Further returns from the Third District,
most of them official, make Lindley's majority
1853.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

REMEMBER the Temperance Meeting al
the Christian Church next Tuesday night.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24
New ORLEANs. An

New ORLEANS, Aug. 20.
Interments 295. In Mobile, NatcRez and
the fever is moderate.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

~ The wing candidate for Governor will
probably be elected in Texas.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

BETTER THAN THB BEST"
Is our Rule for Book and job Printing.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

The public generally are invited to attend.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-08-24

CHEAPER THAN THE CHEAPEST
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
lsbslaess EBssesKz zessrs.

VUTED. that Il, Ihe Owner ofa any Caiiie,
 V Hurses, Swine, Sheep or Geeses shal T suffer the snile 10 20 at out of lis her enclosure after the ist day Of Decenibef 1853 such ownar shall toFieit and ..pa y 10 any person who shall take up and impbnnd stta same, the sum of twenty live rents fof each head of Cattle or, Horse, and ten cents tor each Swine or Sheep, and six cen,s for earlt Goose, each time they shall be go found Ut large out of the owner 'sen, closure and 60 .aken up = That it shalt be- tho duty of inc Haywards in their several disiyicis and it sh1ll be lawful for any Freeman to irIl- pound any Cattle, Horse, Swine, Sheep or Geese, lso found out Ofits owner eenclosNre md ai lafce and the Found Keeper Bhait receive the same sc0mpe ensatian and have the same powcFb, ,as n re gfani n ths stptuie laws 0f this StAte isI- tled Pounds RFoStdGG, that i,o penaIlY incurred under this Bye Law shall ex seed three dollars. And the owhsfs 6f said Ca,ne, Horses, Swise, Sheep 0r Geese 50 impounded, shas not receive lhe same from the pound untll they shall have paid tic person 70 inpouhding the same the amount of forfeiture, and 10 the pound keeper
 ms tee and expenses for keeping said creatures, as in other cases Of creatures inlp0undsd. Pro vided, that any person hhying q lamily residing 10 said town may let one Cow run at large oi, the hlghWays and commons. provide said Cow is sreslfainsd from q clock P M tn sun rise. ard not Incur the aforesaid penalty. This Bye-I.aw S i2 te n force iOr one year from lst Decembers
 sAlsc Voted, that this Bye. La bes published i, i the LlTcHFTEID ENQUIRER 1t least f0uf succ ccessiye weeks previons to the lst of December, 1853.
 Certified from fRecnrd,ehy
 s-ssss .Ev.ilE GAYLORn, Ass't Tosus Clerk.
 Goshen, October 24th, 1853. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
.Eolr1l lAlaftieo.

In New Preston, Nov l5,hs by tho RsvsG. Tomlinson, MT. Augustus B, Camp, 10 Miss. Mary A: Peet daughter of Riley Peei, tE:,q, alf 6fsNcw Preston. ste& K sss N N N
 In Winsted, llth inst, by Rev. MT. Coe, MT. Henry Abel, oi the N. R. R Ito Miss Matilda Horn, daughter of MT, Anthony Horn of Win. n Sherman, Nov.sT, by David D. FIoag, Esq. .a MT. Stanley |. Warner of New Milford, fo Miss EuniceP F. daughter of Daniel Wanzer, Esq, of Sherman. At the same time, blythe same, Mr., Ebenezer B. Marsh, of New Milford, tos Mes Hannah 3. daughter of Daniel Wanzer. Esq, of SheFman. Essas a9ss N N N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
New Goods!
N aal Y,.faNM E R p

,lssl e WV "a Bs B .~., sf HI AS received during the week past, a now I Fl supply pf C1oTHs and CAsstMEREs, Also an assortment or good Goods, consisting of French Merinoes of fashionable shades and coorss al wool and fancy delaines, moliair lusr lres, ladies dress tEimmin and q great variety of other Dry tsoods, cotton batting, 1xc N - N
 Also, double and sinaie barrel Guns, Gun Locks, Powder Flasks, shot apd game Bags, sporting and rife Powder and shot. Fresh green and black Teas, &c .Ec. ssaa ''s,s, x A pufc article of French Brandy and Holland Gin, for medicinal purposes, <, ],
 Litch6eld. Nov. i,. 1853. .s ss N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
New Korlk Markets.

I1 MFa fNS NB E1sENfSHF# N9 WnNnIyy Mas, 7O f
 FIOUR-Pfices saneeh for slate shd wastsffn. Ssf. brands from e5 75 to 176. Demand is is,oiefs ate in the market today. sasN es's F LII
 GRAiN.-Wheat 9i T3 d I 80. Rye 97 \ 9S. - Oats 50 52. Corn SIa 62 sssS ss''S Fssy5 < -PRoyisIoNs.-~Pork,9 SIS 75 a IS S7 for mesa. and l2 l3 l2 for primes Beef 6 z5 6 25 for prime. and II go for. mess Lard He. BUster S2aa 25c. Cheese l0c. ssss sssa;l sgvsfwr M saA VI itg4@ a Cattle Market. Ars esssa A { ssS1sassgas ,sssasa hgsa VI MoNpAy, Nov 2l.Sn 1 Offered 3,Of4 Reeves, 343cows and caivesRnd D,9z4 sheep and lambs. s asT s3s9 PEIcRs.- Beeves6 b g l.2 cts perth. Cows @as, 50 . O.. Sheep @ 30 500; Lambs $l 50 tog s
 e5, Al sold. ss so sssY aa1.5 sFg]
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Psxsy ayOssa. 2'ssGeS! '

M LL persons liable to pay Taxes on List Of "A 1852, in the Town of Norfolk, are hereby nbtltied that Twill meet lhem to receive the snme ,aS follows, to wit: on Monday, the 18th daysof 'E M ofssad day, at the store of s. D. Noryhway 6S Co.,; on Tuesday, the 18th, at the Hotel of John A. Shepard; and on Wednesday, the IA ls, ,al the dwelling. house of Bushnell Knapp, in spid Norfolk, between the hours aforesaid esssn
 All persons failing to meet me at eald times and places for said purpose must expect 10 pay Fees. JOHN c. BATES, Collector, ] Norfolk, Nov l4th, l653 .sRnskA N v s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

u is an olllsayiuf. TDaFl" the devil is never sn black ps Co is painied, and ii Q % true of Mr. James Gnrdnn Benneil, nl tIIe New Ypfk Herald, as of ahy other %. dividsal. We saw il stated, in one nt oar exchanges, few days since. illai dnrlng Mr. BenneltS FeceuI visit 10 Scplland, lr caused an eleg m aud spacious house Q he built, which he presenlcd to his nlothcr.-- How fhany U those who are so eager in irnducin9 him would have dnne likewise ! Courier. ,,,;e,b. -'b M. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Died.

In Hotchkissyille, lish instant. Mir. Reuben Mitchell. aged 56 years -an upright worthy
 In Bennington, VI. 0l, tlle 9ih instant,s Cav R. Sanford, Esq, aged 66 years, formerly from HarWiiton, Conn. [Westefn papets will please
 ii, fiarwin.on. 4th instant. Beebs Alfred, aged 66 years 's XVI < N, ,'p' s,s s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

One of the amusemeIgls of sailors on the ,000 miles passage .as5 Australia, is, 10 watch the passengers, when inc ship is be. cpIned, find their way up. the rigging: ':Iien ,o run up al;er ilIe1fg lie their feet i0 the rigging. and keep qlseDl prisoners until they purchase their lSe10m with a fiRe.-- The other passenssrsIs Isejoy ,linienssIy.
 tAsgood aneedoie is ios N ID, ,bbia .she pdeas; sCharles, u.y deas, saja fIIs 4.les s; tl,e5windI IS dfeadIDI Phi a pe: e:snaf1niDt iiokenge out ssi iiie Window, hiv Ieaf. said bs. Airs aeapi,ai ll,ipg isf Iie ssiid.
 Jsnnie. said ar henest lrishnas lo an- o,hes ihe first tinie l.e sa " < Iseonl0siRe {; | What iSti.at snssftiAG hasie s Siife,'
 replied Japhie. lul. know ~ .lI. unless
 il Is.a s'sA.sbOst splasging along ~ ssl to
 the Walet
 Onr Dsyid ssys ptool suosrt ssl, be seen ihaitIi people nnw days d',Rt 1've s0 well n1r sss lpng as isI DlIen tilness lN ibe \ Set iba xc don fitld any Sefk old lf6ks
 bus iI,ai were born ggsa wiliie ago. He |sass the .prestDt has never lIrnisflede eiem,
 apf lis dol, bsleye ], a csl.; saal Ass ssdl {.
 kNsw srErs.'Ths EoSao6 Morning il, Chronicle annplnces,i lie receyerv Of gl 800 Elfutn. sll Enxiish ifist who robbe his emr I,lssyer, and fled @S AmsSica; ii. slaiss, illsi
 hs VAS li.IA.Ns \ N .il,e UAaed Slalss hy e1 EngIsll Nessc4ive. Rpl espal,s and trpcEd 10 Y, .i pises eaIled Gsnsxas n tiAss Sssts4 def .1.o9fMH;~ ss ssasss Na zlssiaa ass \ slsA' X Y JiliusMhy didn't you pNI0ne you stsy ss the SpriAsi sA K asf. bir.. Show. dey lcharge ioo much" !" How en, .IDlius g'',, ssslVby the laad.afa elisf gesI dis .coIorsd Eindiaidsai Fill | \ sltsiias z sp''dns.
 iasA Goop RsAsos: .af day. PfiniIer. .ds' d;
 yGul take .Mapllaiian mopgy r. f Nss TT
 ;sAVhat'a lhs reak0ai.- aihN it gbDii asAN
 :. Yrs:'s .ssEhs dag 4 yeb q iAkF q .ihfR Iakans x. "o .sfan ss nsssss
 A woasas. shd . lawyer had a ilahs in EEe T,ahisSslle nsarkei IIollse 6n SE8e 9fsE oIl. 1 g1bng ppiiiiis sprevsiltd oyer legal khnaledke. Snd skasIlulh ef tlIe 4ai blter fistiina een SIse fs sils csasehed. ltll He nkiF b tie aossession pf tue woman: !. < s. t.S st1f4e @S9E% ss.s V1S f3s fse a5 -
 A Aspesilian If suH6Ey ftEaaleasnf Dulale-
 b8fsa VI. fisg ille privileEs nf hsiaa sllassed tb S9le. ias lMen FGskAndilR ihe Vermont h-H8 pistvFes Ss@Rss's 's
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24


 A MusIckL Ilkofnl iruar.~ ca Ilin 7ih lnst. the Ysfmont H6nzs 0I Represe1ta- lives. To doubt anxious Co calm their troubled souls after the excitement of debate, Tes olved to invite the Baker family to sing before them. They accordingly voted themselves 2 seeess. and lhe Bakef family stepped in pdssang three songs. An experiment. of this kindtoteasionally in Congress mightad6 asigFeat deal sof good dnE Eco TEtfAg13 saFn@e Fs 70 sirsf 0ns ssth}d9 .si9ssnl io ssiis
 When rlaI, ohseryes iIie H0usehnld Words, apples himself .spherlyio reflect upon the fitness of things iIl, general. and ol their several teildencirs towards ilr great end, of whaa a wlliriieie. of vanity and inniili,y-Of wasie and f.ljuef-1ihe great world seems l0 cunsisu.l All flIese hounces and iurbelows 2 al this ucrenhIihp, bergamoi, paste and jeweiry3 wax eta ntlIc' ", Brussels lace aud Sevres china all those jnhbed hOrses, silken squalls, double and tTiple, knocks, tags am: eDhroide.ies and tripperiesy of sit,e Hsrslds' College, what aIe they good Iur !-what. end do they setues All ttlese sAa6ale bank h0wings and Feverences $ sihese.kissiae of hands and backing 0utao( fo0Uns of latiI and piastef; these clatstrings about streets for the. p,,r pose H bandying pieces of printed paste- board; these Grninlnas loyouriellnw w.Tln of fge feet long across q glass of grape juice these bawling out 'oi naHaes hv iac. queSs; These pOsiurMigs and iaInpings, and sgoHies of eilqnetie; and turning day inin night and lSiglli ihi0 day, and eating when ~e . te not hpngrv, aud drinking wien 1we are not lil,irsiy all these, lhe life. ch,rsls io the great s,vorlA ioswhai end are il,ey9'"' g
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
m va Doofe ahoeg,

On ".sn Doots Shoes.
 H-a.G0fReI-s, Rogbbegg,
 HEATHER, &c. did aseoflmenl nf Deals French calf HooTg, extra ss Il.,s Els .sg eolnnsn Ss. ot sppsrigF qaslisy double eOles Bore calf kip and fi.;ek RnoIs ! "a e0pd l.lnctll Xo1lb do. Geni's calf and kib Bro1uns ladies Iihe silk Caters; con.roo, AeI: Ladies. low priced Jenny Lind Boots; Snniars. &c.; 6c, all of the iaicsl fashion. Iadies enanl- eled and a0li~kin Boots; Ladies and Genre Rahbeta-a superior article; a good assortment ehiIdreii.s enaueled and common shoes. Furly sides-oak and heniock sole Leniher, morocco linings bindings. Se. shoe pegs in any quantity, shae IIfeads eic., all of which will be offered l0T cnsis. .nt the very lowest cash prices. ehs z 1Cssk paschosers are respectfully invited 10 call nnd exaasine tie goods. 2ss tsts T A''s
 or aiaia Shed, . ySiD doors aoest ef fhe Court Hdnseses Y SAMUEL CLOCK.
 .AitebHeld, Nov. 2d, 1853. issA 4aT
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
1f. $ DOTS YIlks

Itispsi G br rssir..i d ikk, l's Ishabi,. aqie of Li'Phiie'd c1l1'f lhro8 rl,isl or. R66eb tbls6saisd i.sot5 51I T'.f| f ,l6 ahy oiIrrs Medicine in n1t. rs t|l m .|DEX lhe oHslndl mak el q ihnm w1. |11|.Ie4t oI ta- naan, aud Ai.lls lis.pe enio; fa q. reRn.stlcn dg tsAis t'.a mos SA I|I O. | itiao 't s|'p country. The Pills are 'c0mposed of twenty kinds qf TaEe medicinal vegetables. sIilousA active epd 1lloFbuahib their bpefaii ibm pB the system, yel they arc % caFeiully mediealed
 that they can be given to iise most feeble per- -os. ' has safety. sat a TT e EE WeAcon6dsatIy tecoihi, ed sh1sd Hills ls
 tne siii cssd. as beipg sppafiorin evcryraepeer
 to ally afticle oe tke kiAd,in lse. Thes arc
 sold al the low pFicessf la and o6 ceni.. elbox. hynercbanisil sil,Fonshoutf country. salrT.ls Try Thcmsas aii1 ba.lsaos..sa
 DOES Nor EVERY MAN. yNssa4A AlS.
 AND CHILD II AVE AN INTEREST in hayIng ihc keallh o themselves and friends restored and preserved | Al IIiisseason of tho year n6ihiBg is liko using . good and nselal corrective. and &iRing Gke sySleSh pkrtSst lone 10 snduse the heaislf Summer. and ckauRes of Autumn and Fall. No article sipnda so high in confidence Of the communily. fbeing recommended and used by euiincnt P Physiciails and distinguished ciiizcns, ] ss
 Daa STevREN JawETr's Jus4Lx AND EiiarilA CELEBRATeb HEAiEn REsToK1Ed BlrTERs,
 which have beeu Cried and praped aAd8uapd to be supcsiostQ ssl Other preparations ler tho cure 6f all distases arising rom Impurities of
 tho Blood DesahgelneEs of sha Stomac cls, HAw- elss Liver, oF Ncsv0us Sy stem, and femdska a.
 bic for iheirs s,fens1hehins, i6yigosaiise. res |toraiiveE EaAA cheering pfcpeflies. A single trial will proye. lheir e1iepey. tsss recommen- datiops in Pamphlcts.) s ., Also iiss Paf6soad,y EiixiF and Ssrshe sss. ing Piasiess g sf fesssssh ss ssssaa x
 For saleshy appaiafs a "A gents is ssssy towh and 1xiIlase.iR. New Eng gland .aand hy aeR!esz in Mediciaes generally, Agent, A. Q. Smith. Liich6eld, Conn. w '. !. M \. N, K. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

a8ar rDRs sTERRsE's OIarnEHr- put up in glass boxes-an cxtEa nice article for the toilet, and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have q hox on the shell, in case of exposure to the fallSwinds. or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For salehy A@N 8&a@ss "A, C. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

An indispuiable case ofsahsencc0fmiHd is rrlaieG by the Providence JsUFnal. Aa old gentleman in stst cIy, got his band caught in machine in which lie was ai work few days since! and jsmmed one Oi his fngets badly, Being in a great hurry. be quickly wrapped itup snd went 10 w0rk aEain. When he got home sin the evening, De told his wife how badly he hadshurthis baud, and look of the, rag t0i show her, when he alscpweredslhat hel had wrapped pp lhe ivrong finger. suiaajasess esa m
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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RN EMS, Wo0,gnS and Giflss India Rnbber Nov 8. '"''S ta C. ADAMS & CO N
 H1oRKS Sasalt and freyk, for sa.s by ssl,l IN sss Y s's c. ApaMs q O., <
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

Suicide by youag woman is becoming learfnlly prevalent in New England. 44IA.
 Yes. audit will become so geverywhere,i if ihe pressgdo not desist from throwing around all snch casesa fofnahlic interest. There are iho,,sants of sweet apreaay iIiatle fnnls always on hand and ready ,ioe poison lhemselves, jnmp down n precipics. turn aulhofcsses ar marry iRdiallsc ciiieG aeliI0Fs or brigands just far the name of ihe thing. Do not a pull suicides, and there. will, be- fewer oi 1heln. - Bastinsore Clipper.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
T3sI6rIggl ' lIIAasII - IIegla s IT. sI

.9largya;l r FlsAU ' sl Here i me St ,heg iSssIs8 6< tiiIl5l dIihbQi.s8 10 ktilch' Fanny F S.<F Eks svEis ex j,st q as..
 ss (jh. Ies ne. aie ia. fhe erantEyf w!iefe Y .h. Ihat m l.Il < lie SiI,tis t 1i c 5fesi. uohasd{d q ssi Iass i|'e lnse '|.s i|ses
 he R,|fS .5s ii. I|'e c6niiFYg fiaid fle nrnvefs nI fIs e0l,d aqll me lea rs nf tie IoviSe !: noas ir. iheaIaik dlmf Neplt away from. .fl.e ssVeel scented aif. endEtles scheegs lnI sunshine. hntfi 1T npan Eeiisy amour .he A9weFs. That I0eea Hll4 kchk5ished
 >'e living" s.ssl < Rssasfss'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

The pndsfsignef Miil continue tias lnsr antile, husnessdt the stofs occupied af late by Beldeh E Miner. and lheDk lal fok nast patronage. hopes as NJ EDMOND BELDEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

s1 Another tribe of eflEdiansi lay claim io that
 portion 0I Otter Creek, and between Lake
 CtanIplain aud where the water. begins ip
 Aow ipi0 ale Conneclic0f. This ierrnorv
 helanged originalh nlthe tribe now laying claim s0it. and they insist llaf they have never ceded u away. The depuiatiOii now sin atteadance 'on tie Legislature t. Mt,hl- lpeiier. are awaiting the arrival of EIeazer
 w lliiaan, 0t' Dauphinp no,orieiv. hpbi. wheHaa aal,ey rely for a presentation of theif case 8s&8S Sf6f59s@ ,a@&#apa., siats3 sNR355 "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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<. #sH'4 l&t1<S'l.ss E*#H z.*f Y rl.l' '1 <l|ss' ..s'| 1' T ...'
 EI&&| fs@E< z|..*. I .| 11 1&H ts 4A1. s=s{S .8N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
FOTIRTII.

FI TH NEAEE EOlJW II1s v k4 hkA PAPER xfA1TexIvGss theIlIthest Fsshsh DssoIaiiuas designsa expressly iot ehsfelles halls paYlsFs
 60. .0O0 0 Eieces \ AMERICAN PAPER HAN GINGS, ~ whclefa'e q retail dsicw as ean bs boughfin New York or Bostnn. I'M M vsA aT - X. of Litchiield county 70 exainine thia N. \. VI \ Gig gantic s1Istab abishInont lis enormous stock ef Msrchandses and lheir N '''''9ls f'ASR AR t.isisij E isv < ~ HS 1MHs lEE eTEskF 1lzz s4 st Fl
 's ssss. N. N N &27 hlainetleeks . M
 X N .,s, sl,sSg. as Sls.G sS Hartford N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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Soaa gaillaas INnt10e es ns.s M assss sysa I'D ROKE INTO the enclosure ofaisa satiSffi-s sO berg Octs l2ih,s asred hme-back Cow with ~ lump under tlelelt ear; she has the pecnliaFty sof . white eye-lash, right eye. Age about 2 or 10 gaarsss Ig@d@lssarssAaJkDflM EaflIsfIy NI.A ( . Noslh Kent Oct 25th,slssa. se aaslss lsr27
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

PaorEssioNAL ,STsIKEs. .-The Norfolk Herald staies iiiat inc M. D.s of thatcily iiiase sirnck for higher Gees--S00 per cent rise in the case nf visits. . x
 The clergy 0f l1.e rural Gislricts are the only class Of .prnessipnalr gentlemen who ought t0 strike. Many If ilem have large families aud small salaries, and those sala> res are d.,lrls sM.t gin niegarily sums, and 'olieh i,oi half paid. We dsnl'i know boy many tL the county clergy manage ia keep soul and body .ogeu.er.- Richmond Dis Pesch. .s \ ,'-ystssso yissrnsas .ysaso
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

RM FIRING OES. Meuselin. I. D.Lpines, and. Cal. INA icocs, a choice lot ai .ss.,,5s ss.s,s. IN
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Notice

FENHE late co-paftnership between the under
 A signed. under the Hniiie and firm of BELDEN SE MlEER is this day dissolved by mutual agfcc. 1lent Tho debts due to, or from. tho afnresaid Company will be settled by either of tho late { 's. Aaa sss 2 EDMUND BELDEN.
 Asslsssse.a laa tDRl lEE1 H. MTNER. 1'
 Canaan Falls Village, Oct. 22. 1853. s9i.'tis {
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
DIsraIcr or NEw MIfroRpy se. | lf

sa's DIsrRIcT or 1NEw MILPoRDy se. nl lFg'
 M Probate Court, November s5ti ie58 sk HESITATE Of U OH N slNfcAf AfiON, lat6 of I New Milford in said District deeeased, x Milford hath limited md allowed six fl0nflis from tbe date hereof for the creditors Oie said eslafe ta exiibit shgif ciaims for settlgBet5t. A Th0se who neglect Co present their AeEOuBts, properly nftesied, within said lime. vii he de- barred . recovery All persons indebte 10 said estate ate fequesi ed to make immediate payment to ssSssss1 .W.aJ STARR, ,ss ne Aa Exec x. a. JOHN w. MCMAHON, utofss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

WETANTEDse4s00 paiss men ''s N0olen SceIsei W. 500 runs mixed md wl,fts w0ofen Xarn3 500 yards good n0Me-hiade FIanD6l Ios which the hIsMpsT magkeI prgce will be paid ins ex. chanee fof Goods; at Dli ApEORD'S, iN 'W0ls cheager !oE Czsn sei EkclAHdE tllar at any osIieg sfeEeiIiaShe enulty ss s ". .ss ss !
 Noaember 6, I8s5s ssst .',s sis.. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

VDREsERvE JARS and BUTTER POTS,
 .'..,,.t M, 9., 's.,.'sc. ADAMS Is ico. yr
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
..THIRD. .
C u s 1s q. M . 1.

Velvoss rapesiry Bshssels, flireeply ,Inefuia--s
 MatiinGs Dfugeeta Rugs Alaie andg fsN9 M4Y ". ENGLISH FLOOR OI " CLOTHS. e9 Tho place iobuy earpstsi is q me VBes iiiyp
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

.i nP THK GREAT C0NNRcIIcuT SToR1 wheTecustonieSs meet lrOm:eyefy coin theeiass,
 0T WHERE FIJRE EIeA FER $ gnm Ind every article they want for the WipaaFihe DnanhtaRn oF fer rthefdrnishine of their houses. NJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24

~ Female Sftgedoasss = QnY flleg bppks VI ltIie Mia,iis EaiiAl ssaax N4iiy he Heeh lt-
 maIes oc German. Q slyserlil lg iinlpa ding alsi -losdina .6oais. Theg ate said a0 he Ahle Ap
 sl.s al,nps. ms: .as much Wnlk as aapm0iIlabqE-l
 ersy and tkeys receive nfsgl5 tl,e asai,e was
 aes., IXts,enssr afieFnaonse firos oliiAkse is males constructed with JanSes ebesttses $ nj q gs.esehaDi, so u0laad bi'at sc09taiiI. 'iuea gIssti ESffssd eNAhd ,aiid pie it upon silI Eh6fe 4Sr IIifee ai.SlIAfs. They perform
 VI gle ykak n fiS9 koh5s and lacsRt1I. .tipt
 snfniik 8 fllese women ore, help meets Ean.l hd misisl GHlrianaii Gasetfe .iasg