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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
THE REST. ASSORTMENT or :. @9rMsGD IVY Mas

lW Lssc9 lset0 COwRfW, IA < GOTH Cook aud Parlprs can :bs seen,af the shop os the snbscribes, and caA hs bought for essh, sseeediHglg isse. {. M 5.xs, .a,.s T' Alsd, great yssiefy Y Tn, yapsnssd asd Bgitsnnia Ware, EurHaces, CSDidfop Kettles, Cissesn Pamps, Lead Pipe, HydraaIic Rsnss, Esaaneled Kettiss, a most desirable article for every housekeepef,I } together with large varieiy0s Housekeeping Asticies. sgs
 Old Iron, Brass, Copper aS6 RAgstakens io exchange. aAssaS qasg# fs '. w CON E
 @ lam also ssgent' fsr Norfolk and Gas Baan for the sals Of Otis' Patent iSsalased Lightning Reds. 7rsw sssa
 < Norfolk, l053. E gx4a .ns s sag
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

< EoHgssiey ef QadkcTs -The late census
 returns in. England reveal the singular fact
 that the average age aitaiaed by shis peace- 'fisl sect is ffy-one yeass t,0o months and
 fweyey-eae doys, while half of this country
 de before reaching the age of awenty~one, saad the aversge duration of lie the world :syss. . but thirty<,6ree years. s ,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

k Tea Court of Prsbatef holden af' Canaan, lk within and tof the nistrict aof Canaan, ssi tho 3d dag of; Sep,cMheEss ID. 1888. 4a.s I.sp Present., MILRs N. GRANGER, Esq, Jndge.
 On notion aof the Executcrs on the Estate oi ELY ENSIGN, late Of Canaan within said Dis
 tricsSdeceased-sh Court doth. decvee that sis monihs from. this dptc be allowed and limited fol the cfedfors of said Sstate 10 exhibit heir claim egainst the eame to Said Executors; and directs thatpGbie notice be- given ef tiis oSder by adver tising n a newspaper published in Litchfield. and byposiiDg copy thereof on the public sign.posi n seid tewn cf Canaan neasest the place where the deeeassd laess sdWeii ss.. - sa [ :. !. z ,
 CeffIifad from Net6gd, 6y @fs r ssss zsssss
 q, q 7@@gE& | MILES Fl GRANGER, Judge. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
t1Rnkina.

TIE Iesn6ers ,andsstock ckholdeTs of the 'srlos- folk Leather Company h,dy sssociate a,,der sad by virtue of the b ws ot his State, are here by notified, thatthe first meeting of said Compa- ny wiil be holden with n view to its more com pete organization, appointment of Officers, isc., on Thuradays the 18th day of September, i6SS, as o'clock, n. M. :. N. s..71 I .'
 w ": NntcH. Pat lhs nnSSslpbe,rs nS
 AARON KEYEs, ofsaid
 w. WI Jt M. XALs. .E2npaay
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
DOES NOT EVERY MAN. WOMAN, AND CHILL D HAVE AN INTER EST

k, AND CHILD HAVE AN INTER EST tn having the hesIslf ef GiseasssIves apd SFieDds restored and Prsssrts6f ! At 1kisssssoiS Sf the year nothing ii' i'lika'uSingsa good and usSi6l eorree'iye. and giving 'he system psstSet fSns to endure the keafs of Summer, and cAasfes of Autumn and Fatl No article stands 60 high in c0nAdenceS6f the eoMmu6isy, fbeina recommended and used by eminent PhySisiNns and distinguished cisizenpsA e ts ,sss 7 pa. S7ePnnH JEwR1T's JvsxLY AND HsaniY CELHRaATRDi HRAkFH RasToRlRa BlF7Rns.
 which. have been trifd and props1 and found to be superior to psl othes preparations for the cure of alf diseases aEisine hem Impuraies of iheiB Blood DerangameEf oftha Slemqch. Bow. els, LiveE CT Nefyoas System, and remarka- hla tor iheis strengthening, inyigo,aiive, .Jes. toratiye sod cheering ,propeflies. A single ,rial VII Pfoye Aheir sfliaesys lsss resowrpss-
 Alss ,1s si%5s Etirss .:;.i sir:sssI... ;IiI ipe RfasGer. '3
 For ssle by appointed 4 ssntsin every town end village iu New England, and by dealers in Msdiciass generally. Agent, A.C. Smith, Liichfeld, Conn. .5
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
DR ROOTss pmFt

Hss not to bs W0RdeFed u tIIat the ihhahii. aats ot Lilsiiiield county thouI1 prefer O.. hoot's eelehraied Root and Plant PiIlo n anv 'osner hsed,clne n uop, d olA Dr. RooT. fbe on8.nnl g.akeI .. Ielh vas q tssideuE og ca ns.ns and whiis htlne ehIss sd ths Esbnisi,ou of beiHg the mosl Shilllai Physioiss. i. tke couaiIy he kslb ate camPo6ed,af twenty kinds ~ rare aaeaicibai vegetables, althonei, active AMd -tiOto1E. sn theiF operation .oa tRa systenIs yet they sfsso eafefnlly medieAred that they ean sbs etssslesthe mai ssshlspsr- a0A MiIh saEesys z z s-s i..} a.z-. the afIl'cied. as being sppsFi6tin in every ssspeei t6 any article or lhe Bind nsnee. 4hay .aFe sOld at he low price of sla Fl 2 and 2s cents pes box. 6y 1cFehsnis throughout the opapiry
 nEE Try Thsm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Y sss ID ESylDsd lSes VI WISHING TO TAKE IN SEWING.

Mss SHIPLEY would inform the ladies of this and he heigbboring yillages.thaa che has supply of Shifis and Drawers to ps | ou, Co be scanned, for whieh ehe will pay the beet spuces, and Cash oh she work being reformed. Residence iRi Prospect St. WoIcott.ilIe, ai ihs. rear'of the CoaaSeea eatichal Chareh. ; r Wslco'ssilie, Augnss %, 1855. . '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
'DlsrRscr or Nzw MrtFoRDss sslsi Pr0hnsas EOurf CantanahaP. lASe < .

Fl eI ,.SProhates CnuEs, September. le5e.l S. HESITATE of DAvinCLsARK, late ,of New
 A Milford, in said district, deceased. z..- ", ! The Administrators represent the Estate Tn. solvent, aud pray the sppointrnent Of Connlnis- sioneFs thereon. ,.gsf,sss, s.s E &sss saassi { examine the claims of the Creditors of said Els. tate be appoimted st the Probate Office in New Milford, m the l7sh day of September, SfS6Ss al Soc chck afternoon; of which all persons in in lerest will take notice, and appearjif they sec JAMES fiINE. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
4 Sseesssive Ineidsne.-f)ur C

4 SaFesssiUe lseidsas. s.-Our Govern ment. in response 10 sirOng public senii. meDi. despatched naval force to the fish. ing grounds, tO festFSin ibe arrogant treat n.ent ot our fishermeq by English cruisers.
 Inc tirsi service performed sby any of onr naval vessels sent on this duiy..is the a
 sing of the crew and psssengers of a.B Bri. eisA skip!. f,s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
sslesC :, oosEe Sr @ar
HRn1nRAnna

wwAv,,s,ss v. AkAD n, f:.., 1A aisIge aasoftmontuf ffall aud winter Q061s, snen ae eIotlia4 4en1simeEo1, testinF4 md 0oUtls. pens Fnrniehins Go0dsy . lalE9 N1paStmsne1l c ulmmingss de. I; alao. tF1nka, EaIiseg and carpet nage-he would invite G6nflsmen o cal and ex- e9,ne thls large etotlE of Goods. which viii bs 2 kaA and winter faehions just asc0ived e hiD Ssosssng EgfdbIisbusnG WtsS SfFeeE Lile1f 1fs.A C.
 THosAs H. RIoaAGDs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
FaIl CaIIllualIpaIg,.l. \ Y, l,,

! Odf nsighbess down street arc psepSIine tor cold weather by laying in thsir siosk If Goods fR fall end winssE Wsar lAcHseE. RrcaAsns, and MEAror Gt TAowsaIDes, are receiving : sisll assorimsrt of Gos6s in lhsir ssyeral lines. win which to adorn the outer aAnn. Give them a call and judge for yourselyss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
sas lMUsteeeA Atssg JVeeDs s' Dssg Ssdrs ss lasf U .Fsak Hiliegs, ss L;tck feld Co. Conn. 9.'s -.
Ehlls FilHago Drag Store !! '

EhaIs EilBage bFag Bf0rO 1! sis THEshubscrihsr is now fllng his new store with choice assortment of Goods usuallV kept in Drste Store. and promises to make ia the most cOmpiete store ee the kind in the county, and to make t for the interest Of all in want ot GOode to purchase at ehe Falls Village Drug store.
 x C. B. MALTBlE. l, Falls Village, sept. l3, 1858. < N g
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
E0.nfO.R.

At ihe. annual session of ths R. W. Grand Enca@pmsut of Southern New York. held q odd Fellov.' Hall in the city q New York, the following officers werssleptsd and installed for the ensuing ye4Sli |. rrs .si,, f ess .s4 s,..ss.s.. ?. c. H. P. RoxAI 0. MrrxARp, of No. l& e. F. z. e. g~W. w. o. GRosER, of No. 6. .Gsh. F: P. e. | W~ GEoaeE SMErH, of No. 4At c. Q. ". PC. n. GToReR JAoEseM, Of No. l9. T.
 R. c. P. HIRAH ALLEN, of Ne. g, c. J. w..
 P. e. F aNAgoERoN B. MsuNrFoRD. of No. 6. G.
 R. GIL. .. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Training for she Colonies. s.--There is in England, smOng the charitab ble institutions a society called The Colonial Training In, slituiion. the object of which is to receive discharged criminals and train them for ;cOiOnial emigratlon., From the annual re- part, made at . recent meeting of the socis eiy. Il sppears that during the post year 5000 discharged criminals applied io be re. ceived within it's walls. but that only I92 of the whole 5000 were regarded as worthy Of being received. even on probation. Of these lo2, only 57 passed through the or, deal and emigraied; 5 others having ob ta:ned situations at home, and 6 having been restored to their friends. During the five years of the socie,y's existence 2s7 persons had been reclaimed. One.ihird ol the entire number of offenders who he'd been admitted into the institution had never followed any lawful occupation; and che gTeat majority of them entered upon their career of crime at very early age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
n EvV E Z Es

WWAa ia1t - saa Iila ' . - q q
 eWslt pss6k \ Mlz T., EesEpsRs Nia1 E1t l1E1 fi'iaa q l' \
 s1ai& tsaE1l lrs )lzee4 . is1k1.s pewdss i.s sE1l r1lllsI taGg pl.sus eapa. tsbe.,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Clotkes of tke Sick ct .Ne,v Orleau,.-


 5 CIothes ef the Sick Gt .Ne.v Orleans.--
 The New Orleans Bulletin gives e6nira- diction of the report. that the old clothes oG the sick and dead fever patients in New Orleans were sold for oIl rags, and came North with sil their filth about them. The practice of the Charity Hospi,al is said to be this: When a patient is brought to the house. he is first taken to inc baihing-roon, strapped of lis own clothing, washed, the .hospitni uniform put upon him and then :ta- ken to a Ward. His own clothes are ,hen all washed and irored. and numbered and laid aside for his use should he recover, or f''r his friends. should he die. II, however, in case of desih, no. one sppesEs tos claim tue clothing, it IS either given away or sold: bui it is alwsys clean. The tiospifaf clothes ,are never sold. So that the story ihss ihe elO,hes of the sick and dead are bought for rags, covered with filth. iss0t,erly. grounds less. .......-.s. -..,.. '. : s In relation io bnryine the dead without shrouds, &c., the Bulletin says, it is ofien 'IOne for tue reason that the institution csn- no, afford io farnish clothing ; the mere ex. ,penss of burying, withoUtt these, amounting sometimes to . thousand dollars in week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
MoUy.As Asssr NclaOOe.

} MR. HlNE would. fsspecfinily Iafosss his patSoHs sad others, wh0Swisl to 'asaiIs IstSeMi. selvss of sths beneli ofsiss EclsUDl&rhat ths Fall Term will Sopen on ahe 36sh iAsts By appliceiieR 10 the Princjpal, ,circulass wi;l bs
 fnfnished giving full pan.caasss. le z sSs D. HIEE, B. A. ' Warren. Angus, sih. 1855. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
HLIHU 0E Fl R
I0State St.,. HaIl E snl..
h GlMt VaIiIll fr

NHE Store of the sdhacrsh1t wiIfba S,le rplenishsd with NxM no6Ds. hoIn li'iS :. I. .New5 York Boston and Phfledelb6is Irun6ifnr Heuses, and frgn III tho principal Amsiira1 nt1nntle,Erels. A1aDne his exl1nnivk a.aor,z6a my bS I0und au kinds Of z ss,i F Lssg. csp. Lvagisg, lVsss aad. xSag A4pas, ;. E ..s WH1S BV q Eaamslsd Egelsp ;. ,. Papier Alache, RoseIgcod, Maheqa EeaasR :.
 Wrhaq Dssks, W0rk Barss. du; sC1atk, Lsatker and Papir Alachs F6fayo1faa
 From s7sE etss tO $500 sacR yts sAH styles cf Card Gases and rosss 1ls.sGs;iss ]. Wallsts and Pockss H6oEs: v
 Sec, silE and Eia Pwssss; 1hanty5 0asss.:.s Lasieh Ceisbrased 1sasSns Pszf.mea; x 5 .f. 4. Ismne'ss IEplpalI Gbleen1ss s.a aa ' Bridal. slose Haaills lssyychise Psr5amsd Bsrss.a | as'f sBaaasg B6sks Wood dlpk1oss, asse .s
 TsibA, lfcK 1sa dssd dlIa 1Ila5tsF zsys; @ s,s s sdsl z lfeU zaSi.ls 14,''''.'' <. @ 2 Cysg Bstlsas !Caind, War and 1z2s5t Dalss v
 Comes too aaniervus Q meetion; - < Afzgnsta lldsks, {. AEayic Lanfessss: i Hais Ca0ek Hat, szbotk, dgai7 Eatk6 MxaR <
 Geatlmasas Dssssing Cdsss; ]. Shsg gand Horn Dfsssisg e6m1s; 1guJ CsnJas 2 % Lddss Cdhpaaona Spool sSiandss
 AA'kads EsbBsr Bazs; 'Vssse kxeAts; V; Hsrmoaicans, icE.cicks. Sand I5ys, 5sa A.sIlt.
 Opwa Glassss 1oila ( 1taoshaq Gidsass; ' :. ! .sg Thefmometes and RarOvssssrsS
 t1doth FOwdsf, Hair Oas, 7sils, sskayisg Ssap.. CAessmen, DOnsinoes, Back Gamman Rcurds, \ Chessbcayds; Dice; Chsckns;
 iSspilg Bird, ir tissinais, Ion s7 C 62s es1sg Raknives, Scissors and Sksass N
 A spisnd;;d assostssnt ef
 Gaold Pens, in Gold ard S;luer Gases, ... sSsssi Pens. Egvag Sylss; Pen Nibs and Q'illss
 LsasrS rSsais or SsGmps, aR sylss;
 TKs 6sssof Var, au1uMssd D bssnJfss;
 Wdtw Cslo,s, jsoa cent e ssoo pr bas
 Tancy Papsr aud Glass Basss;
 .s zusspmsgts Parcslaia aad Papv Slasss. Aiaysassprsmsste 4 EcsaagE q Wskiiag Cpass s.s ;. Stssionay sAssidks = sssaaJ;
 Euny kisd Sf Eegaf3 Rv6asg B5ankas Wadae Ssaaomssy asd rslas, ' Sssf quaRIilsss .s tss Pdssae Hot Pad; D;iafies st'a
 Es4gss Dey r 'Cask Books, JIeandss, @ Blaak Nsss, Drqtas. hxas, Due Bils, . 3ss
 Lsttr Crying Pre.sss, Books laki g. -ss Mathematical Essssamsnfs; Hl6tiing Rapevas PapW FaldWs Gndsl'spsr WsigAB; EsassysT q ' ". lEsscspaper F;gssd dnG Wisss; -t> !, MsatE Glas q Afaei1ags lidssDis lhEs, 3 2 Ee6k IT.. Esdf 6 sRsels 1hkss ,'.' s sf Qss HAarsd diie1Asat yariaissg
 AzGof ssbcvsHssrrlbed articles san hs sanne 4la gsdsss fr0lislcn md varisty than elsewhere n Now ElgIAnd hsai1es rihr ariiciss soo hurlsE : ]. .cns to fasnti6z caned1 sss ior y5arsslE TkSt win be sola Fl lia loMeut prices, either ak Wknle sab cg ist1ik kszic cplax Sttentiop Gipsn tes, si sihs PArhn and ENvxLoFE TnApE, q 10 6rAzn GsnEEr. HARrBoaD, CT, by ELIHu GEER
 Hw Every kind and styls of Job, CAR5 a and Book PRTNFIEa, by Steam, exeeutsl as herelo!ass: Large addido1sso lsnw IxnEs md MAOHINERr ,are@ @being mads ais year to Ahss salrsady niOss extsnsfse ' Printing E6tabkshment of sl sss ' N ELIflU GEER, 10 SrAxnskR ( <
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
3oWn eeting.

oVgn I8eetinG.
 ARAINE E kW.-Tks fhsnds os th6 s alaine Room sn Friday Evening next, at o'clock. Co maAe arrangements for the coming tDwnmessine and so nominate town officers fsr inc October eIecsion, irrespective of sithes parry. Codn9ene,
 B srisr q as Tses Csnmissa.
 Sept. l5y 1s54s s ,saif fss E ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

A1R. HYATT: a,ss,s,s a,yg.s .isss,
 Will you permit me, through your papsr.i r.iossy to ~ who contributed to replace the Barn. Hsy, Wood, Ac., sf Mr. R. c. Crandall, under ths impression that there was 10 insuranes-sines finding that thers is e5O insured on the Bsrn, that an opportunity is now given b ell to wiih- draw shs,r contributions in whole or in part; and that all not thus withdrawn within week os stwo, will be used 10 replace ihs loss of MT. c. beyond sha insuFance. Yours, dc.,
 Sept II. 1883. A. S.LswIs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
IG0ficll. N .

AT . meeting q he SlockhcldsFs of tho A Ph0nix Bank. held at Hasttosd. on the ist day If SepfembeTs leG3, Gee. C.4W WOcdspfIs O. A 9eym0Ak ". H. Thompe1n, Olissr Goodwin, eamaes Church, Jehn DeEofest and DstH C. Whittlsssx were sleetsd DsFpcsoss gf fheir
 Az suhseaisnf meeting of slss pisscsons-.. GHoEez c. WccpnUgR was ss-eisslsd PTesidsnis and ElnNaz R. Cen S;ashiss fae shs ysas snslias'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

A copper boiler. belonging to the steamship Merchant. which wss wrecked some sixteen years since at Ship Island. in the Gulf of Mexico, was raised alfew dayssince by the crew of the wrecking and dising bell boat Dolphin. The weigh, of ahe boiler is from IA to l5 tons, and cost originally. 4i5.0OO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Drab Beaver Rats,

F Orab Beaver Flats. s
 ! have Just returned ;is6m New YoFk wifh . large assorment of Gentiesnen's and Chil- drens DSab. Beaver Hats of the siaaesta abtyle and best quality. Also, every description vf Sissw 1sts. "A Fl. JACKSON. Augast i6sh,- 1883 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
2 Nsw YoFlE MarIlsas.

' - FNN M0HnAY, Sept. l2Eh.
 srsass from oo :ss; @ sss sss .s:ss sen
 nlenifestsd in the markagko.dny. agy8 < 7' { \. V sGR.m.--W Wheat el aSA 0G Rye 0I sA.-- Oats A6 50. Cesn @ asa g9 g X s,,'-. 1 .
 !. t1oyEslo1s. Fork Nl5 e96J50e i5f nsssn. and andT q l3 s0 I69 m1sis I:Srd IIs. 5-sis- is (
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
x.itchneld County , :.

\. kitchAeld County z N
 4ggr6essessssssg Society !! Omcers-<7e essssss ssvoss is fsSsSsiR., DAVID C. wHlTTLEsEY.- President,
 AsRARaM BgECBss.
 GSs.sss sss.ss t:aS,,ss. saTTssI. Nss'rrs'idsni'. i. E. B. WEssrEE. Corresponding Secretary. {. AS. Lsspss RseaFdins Sssfeaery. D. TtQwBsInsE, Tyasprer.
 F IG RtegwIxS 1. sasCaMniussas ~s s9ssr as ii bssD sa,s lcssesal mHsSsuise.drs..
 s.EAnk kaiek Boat E1 sCorniaittes - 3 2 { sg eMs1NlER Rs sMsFHs s3 Assicplsure. v. V Y < a Moaes. .lynAE' ssr sCenmiitae ss' xAAe. Y. BRINsllApg, en .Qns s .s. { Bnk&s jAckyoN. pomesue AnImsls. ]. tsx CsfsIs skew ana Rair. IT. EIlEk keif Ces AgricnllnfaI Society wit hS.d sheir aeth AHnual Eatfleg Show and FaiF as EttNhf3sld on Wednesday, the 18th day of SepesmAass le55. The Annual sMeesiDg ef lhe S6ciesR f9f the choice of Officers for the ensuing yeas wiIi be held at the Maneion House in Litch. keyd the eveninR 0f the same day at . o'clock. . Tho Flowing Match and awarding of Premi. ums oa Thsrsday. ihs ssth. when an addrsss As. LEWIS, Rec. Sec. LiichGsids Septs 5sh. 1888. \ x
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
' asDeMtieth .ashssai Rspoyt Of tie
 M LITCHFiELD MU'iNU AL FtSse hD0sessssssce COase2Dlgseats
 JULY 4th, 1858

{ kSQ1x Hyus kUUSs
 Whole sihoui, ef Cash psemisns s... ss sss ,I . Foceitea, 2z,6iA. 70 Whole amoa1t cf ipssssshd sxpen. N N
 ses of the Company, sfe.a3t. IL Cash Balance new on hand, 4s783.n7
 inerease of cash on hand over last v t ysar, i,2sa,as Present capisals or Fund of tho sa |s Company A9i go, .3e This Company has nov besn sin succsesfui. operation 20 years, during the whole Of which time it has never aade an a1ssnenaene upon lfIA
 members of ine company, and has q thls tiIne Cash Fund Of q, 67s eddy invested and
 draWing interest. shs anIoGnt q interest Feeeyea ID 70 the present tiHss belpe more than 0i ,3QO,
 and from the public favor every where besi0w ed aEon is Ites within the iass two years ineFches8
 ils cash gupd ifon. @2. I2z 4l to ef, ,10s 9I.
 The Ngectoy pf thie COlnpaDy. are eqae6e9s thas the pianOf fnsnrADee adapfed bY thesn VIII meet with hearty r.speiss lles, ~ intsiiesns Ii This Cempany insgFg only i9 this slate, esd etcs cf in exposed Vlllsge e City rFupeEiEg kHt Sonins their business entirely 0 lePn nf6fsFsr end isolaged buildinss, aud their eonlents e shich goe more shaR e2oo0 Niil hs insnFed ~
 This' Company will ad3l,si all ,claisns Wisk pr0DDptness and Hbenlily, and H at an fimS 0iteEenee shO6Id arise botweeii tke hAtiiae, 2}
 snGh dilierence Wiil he a1iussed tF nd 'zeeAs peFGOue in tho County eaea hA4tH eSleceiM& d#&g and jft 'c16e ther to pnt 2afeGsa third 6eEE5& shall bS sehoeen, aud tho eWard Of alt or eny tea 0f lhems shall be 5inal and e1lsgl1elfes s k
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
NT0*ioe.

lN ORDERS mako seon fcs ssfuli caggo'c EAxa. and wfHTKR Goqna lhe sahscYihern sill sell (af greatly teimced psIS1D Tor cAsf9s s6Rlyl q few -fkessaid Iairs of Ioats and Ghoss, comprising every a1iieis nfhsir lins ol txads--Souss troEon los N@8y &Aen4Ah Al ts s q ss .sys @ss ess. i. N. Eh2ae e8ies fp. continue i9g ihissy days 0niy. MK4E6x e THeWNAI19ks < OasS8os aesf q the Go1rt HoEse.
 Llehfslds Aaeass slss. is5s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
KNAmhedl

MMMEUIATELY-Two firs.-raie Taiioresaes. q None need applJ unless acSuain!sd wish she business. Y Y. ?. M4cAe3ns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
Gn n RariIaIlIlI., \. ,. ,.

OlssSss Sot6 Essvu. SIS sS S:s s.' 5 s.:s'.
 HOO eheep end IaGlh6 M RaSuHs -noeSs&y 09 1s4 4eaS elk. eSoi inAs1it IskS1 = Gos Grl - ,. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

Subscribers taking their papers in bundles will bear in mind that to receive 1t tos . DOLLAR T yeas. payment is. reqaired in advance. M delayed. sI ss will bs charged. and the terms on iirss page strictly adhered to.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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 Is subscriheFs ofief for sale Thisty hfee and fine Cows, c pat of which have calves bg theif eide; ,ihs Esmaipder coming in bsfoFe lhe6Fsl q Decembcf next ' <g siiv11Ssn n1iI.Hv
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

MAiNR ERECTION. .--teesurnB received by sSis6 h. and otherwise. render it certain hat ehere is no choice of Gov
 ernbr by the people. It is also nearly certain that no distinct party will have a majority. in. the Legislature. and there is no great char ge from last year in the general result. Very large Whig gain from last year. There is probably aB iacseased majority in the Legislature in favor of the Maine Law. The vote throughout the ssase is a very light one.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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INROM the stable Of ahe subscTibeF ons tbe
 G night of the l2ih inst. . biack year old Hcsse with switch taiI and about 1000 ib6 weight. A reasonable reward will he paid t0r the setarn of said Hers to slse Hotel oi Wm. H. Crossman, LtehEeid, or lo fhe, ,sabscEiber at his yssi4egee, e for such inlogInaiion as shall lead to his pe. coyssy. f3.Ss GEORGE OSBORN.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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 The following dispatch appears in the Culnmbus State Journal: .
ZATEsvILLE, Sept. q.

@s&a zAyEsvILLr. Sept. z.
 Adyices from Somerset, Perry County. 0Eio. give us intelligence of . terrible Fiog In that place. The origin we cannot leat6' precisely: Tue Irish Aborers on the,railroad hare. the fire arms belonging to tbas county in their possession. Two persOns were killed and several wounded. The Sheriff of Perry County has sent here far 100 armed men. and of our military companies. the City Guards. under Capt Graham. have just started for the scene of disturbance. More stoabie Is anticipated. The life of the telegraph opsratos in said town has been fhrsateneG should he transmit cay Fes quests for assistance.
 We ieash that the row commenesd in Wslcha GiFens, last night. but cannot give particulars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-15

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