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The Nevada journal., 1853-06-24
JAMES II. LUCAS, HENRY S. TURNER,
JOHN sIMoNDs, BENZ R. INSECT,
st Louis. San Francisco.
Lucas, Turner & Co.
BANK ERS

BANKERS,
No le4 Montgomery street, San Francisco. Y
Draw at Sight, on Time, in Sums to Suit,
ON
American Exchange Bank. New YORK,
Bank of Commerce, BosToN,
Thos Biddle & Co. PHILADELPHIA,
Ferdinand Kennel & Co. NEw ORLEANS,
Lucas & Simonds, ST. LOUIS,
]. p. Curtis s. Co. LOUISVILLE,
Ellis s. Morton, CINCINNATI.
0U-Gold Dust, Bullion and Exchange par
chased at best market rates. 51-1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
GOsheIs ywe. EgsCs. 2

VOTEDs that if the owner of any Cattle, " Horses Swine, Sheep or Geese, shall suffer
 the same 10 % atlarge out of lis or her enclosufe alter the lsi day of December, l65S-such owner shail forfeit and pay to any person who ehall take up and impo1nd ihc same, the cum of twenty-five cents for each head of Ca,ttie or Horse, and ten cents for each Swine or Sheep, and six cenas for earh Goose, each time they shallbe SO found Ut large out of the owners er. closure and 60 taken up That it shalt be the duty of the Haywards in their several districts and 1t shall be lawful for any Freeman to im- pound any Cattle, Horse, Swine, Sheen or Geese, sotOund out of it's owner's enclosure and as large and the Found Keeper shall receive the same compensation and have the same powers as are granted m the statute laws of this State q Ensi- tied Pounds" Provided, that no penalty incurred under this Bye-Law shall exceed three dollars.
 And the owners of said Cattle, Horses, Swine, Sheep or Geese so impounded, shall not receive the same from the pound until they shall have paid the person so impounding the same the amount of forfeiture, and to ,ile pound keeper hls fee and expenses for keeping said creatures. as m other cases of creatures impo1nded. Pro vfded. that any person having family residing ln said town may let one Cow run at large on the highways and commons. provide said Cow is restrained from o'clock P M to sunrise. and not incur The aforesaid penalty. This Bye-Law
 10 he in force for one year from lst December Also. Voted, tha, this Bye-Law be published in the LIToHFIELD ENQUIRER ut least four successive weeks previous to inc lst of December, 1853. Y ! Certified from Record, by ye4f q ! w. F. GAYLORn. Asst To,On Clerk.
 < Goshen, October 2i,h l053 ac s1H& 2T
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
DR. l,. ROOTS PILLS.

! Iii not to be wondered at that the ;nhabit;, ants of Lhchiield county should prefer Dr. Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pills to any other Medicine in use, as old Dr.. ROOT. the original maker of them was resident of Ca- naan, and .whilo living enjoy ed the reputation of being the most skillfal Physiciaa ia she kinds of rare medcina vegetables. although active end thorough in, heirioperation on the system, yet they are so carefully medicated that they can be given to the most Feeble pet. son win safety. @ise7 h3@ aat.esSsosq 9gs@aisS
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as being superi0rin every respect to sny article Of the kind in use. They are sold at the low price of 19 l-2 and .25 cenis per box. by merchants throushoutthe country.
 EJ. Try Them. x .g ss5.gt,g.rg ". v.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Died

In sharop. Mrs. hsry Church. widowof Ma. .haniel Church. Ed, lafe of Troy, N. Y., end daughter of Deac. Aaron Read, of ShaFon. aged In shs town, Oct. sist. Susan E. wife oi r. M.
 ln this iosxn. Oct: 2Osh. Of consumption, Lucy E., vile 6f Edward A. Smith, and daughter of Eli and Betsey Nor,on .aged 25 yeafe
 In Canaan, on the i5thOr October, Joel Howe, ! in salisbary, Oct. aeth, ofs eoaauipplion,, Mrs. Fady l.. yaines. aged B years.
 In New Milfokd, Oct. i2lh, Mai. John M Ma p'R In iEs TEsssshisld. tNorh6sld sOeiesy, ssd. Mir. Caleb Mprse.aged7I
 in Darkhsmsted .ed, of consumption. NoFman McCar,y; I7fh, Seth DOolitile. @
 In Yonkers, Ns Y, i2.h, William w., sen of the late Hon: John (. Lewis, of Plymouth, esed In New York. 18th, Miss Emily B. Treat. aged g years. and 6mnnths, of LiichlIeld.
 In Winsted, 25th, Mrs. Mary Leomis. widow os the isie MT. Allen Loomis. aged 72. g...s .sg
 In Davenp.,Ft, lows, Sept 24ih, Mrs. Harriet C.. wifeof DF. A. ]. Wainwriaht, and daughter of Cicero Hayden, Eco, Of TerrineiOrd. aged 2o'
 In Shasons 5ih. R0sans. ssiGeof Isaac Jordon,
 ssIisbSsy. a. ofconsumptisu. Ensign Peck, GBSA SN yGAtUss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

A CnnraAsrs-The Bslsipn Advertiser contrasts IIse conduct or ExsGuveEnur Seymour in TesignihR an Oilee entrusted .O him by lhepeDqie Oli iia OWu Stase iof the purpuse Of aeeepiing sn appointment under tue General Gpvernmeni, with Ihni of Guy, ern0r CFiIlrnden Or Kentucky wllO declin- ed the offer oF General Taylor of seat in h:s Cabinet because Le was unW filing IO abandon the trust cOnfided IO him by his fellow ciIixens Of-KeAIucky.- The contrast cannot but reflect nala Vssably upon our late GovefuOf, more especially awhen ,it is considered that the esPpuiuluSeH was made Out before hIs eleciinn, and thai lIe suffered himself I0bea candidate and I0 be eh1sen when he undoubtedly intended lo throw up his office Of Governor as soon as he csIald make it c0nvenient t, enterUp0n the duties of his appoinlmenl. .-. .MiddgetOUn cOnsti tuition. @asA p t'sJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Cattle Market.
,9yGatsiieo.

In this town Bantam Falls) October 24th, by Rev. B. l.. Swan, Leonard c. Bissell of Fond du Lac. Wm, and Miss Cornelia B.. daughter of
 In sharon, MT. samuel C. Deming to Miss Sarah D. F. Jones. ! In this village, on the lst instant, by Rev. J. Weed, Mr. John Eesign of Watertown, to Miss Amelia P. Negus, of this village.
 in Watertown, 30th ult, by Rev. Mfr. Good daue her ot Mir EezeF Doolit,e, ell of that place. { Oct. 5th. by Rev. D Sanford, Henry Couch of Armenia to Julia Strong of New Milford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

ar DR. TERREL's OrSTMENT--put up in glass boxes-an extra nice article for the toilet, and handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have a lox on the shelf, in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by ..s,..e, '.
 .,--. . ...-.-...-....- A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
Grand Excnraionf E

further notice, ,she hareain-leyipe part O 0fcolnmnnity will run Excnfsian Trains to Alvord Q BroileT's Depot, tor all kinds ot2 ,slal Dry Goods, Gfocefies, BO0fs and Shoes.
 CFOcksry. Hatsand sGopss esa and other thingsao0 numerous 10 menIion. Fur particulars see small bills, ss suesazs.s.
 Wolcotseille: Oc,d5eg aOtk, s,ssass1ISl s'egIaFX
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
New York Markets.

FLouR.-Prices range for state and western brands from $5 56 to 50. Demand is nloder> ate in the market today.
 GRAIN--Wheat SI GO a 5. Rye 47 a 49-- Oats 80 "A. Corn 75 ar. ell PRovsIoNs.-Pork. 9l6 co a 800 for mess, and l3 B l2 for prime. Beef, { 75 5 g for prime, and l050 for mess. Lard l2c. Batter IA Q lSc. Cheese g l0c. '.-. .,....-.
 Cattle Market.
 -..e- 1.--.. MONDAY, Oct. 3lst. Offered 3,602 Reeves, 342 cows and calves and l2, ,433 sheep and lalnhs. svs . ., 70 a S.. Sheep $2 75 650; Lambs $20O to 3 4. All sold. g...s-e. d.. sa4-. ..s-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03


 Tng OLD 0.oIlsrox. ."-Richard Hile dTeih, ehrses Ille chapiernn l" KnDwlrdae" in his new work enIiiled ~ 'fhenry of P0i> iIics,s wiihE tl.es ubservaiiDu lilal ssti.efe were more ideas ia tie heud of IiIum1s Jefferson aIOne, thauih all Virginia at this s,,on,s.fl w aea-s aist4-sarl ua 2 fza gs sssss c \ q - l1gssil 1i9 zs8 Is Yfist gs assgl1f
 HJ- The fire in ihe wOOds in Micl,igaR was checked by 2 .Fecen. rain; bus il is still burning in many localities, Tens qi thousand of acres of fnrest have been de stroyctl, and of Ihe for, soils io the depih,V ,Vf nearly k.oi in many, places, nothing is eff but ashes. h is cs imaled that more lhsn fifty barns and houses, have beensbnFnr ed, with miles of fences, aud many lh0n- sands nf do'lars wOrlh Of saw.l'gS, cord- wOdd, &c. & AtsFA TIT
 u5- The aKiIlingly Telegraph naFFafes the circuInsisnce ofla couple, divOreed " the SnpeTiOr C-lHrt Al ANindham, County, taking the ears Elr New Y YOrk,inIn,ediaiely ai'eF The ,eaurt adiDurned and abeinR aRain united in the bonds ofwedlock.a Hue cause of the divorce was neglect and personal aouse. sss 8aitf5@ai Rnga& ags .Gss1Ras E O. The Louisville Journal ut says that tLes, fire insurance business in that city during the past twenty years, has been unprnfii- able m the aggfegate, to al the cOmpanies engaged in il, and that il Is probable ths. euhaHced rates fprcmialn will be charged. QUEER DisTlxcTIa .-~In the same m. nobnccmenaalshe he two bodies i;sand drown- eG. ioRe is mentioned as the hMly of 6 sIsal. person, sthe other ss $ the body of a gen t'eMan.s sFhe gentleman wore tiIe best clothes, aad the cof0ner, " iih the sagaeity Eofil'e world, judged frum outside.ess d 'tsJ Ho6. John P. Hale has been Dre.. scnied with an elegant gold medal by inc sailors Of ti,e U. s. sl.op of war German. town, as a testimony of their gratitude f,r his efforts in procuring the abolition of tlog- ging in the navy. s ~ .Az.-. 4r- -N5-There are now surviving a bout four leens hundred revolutionary pensaness, a il OisShom are regularly drawing their pay frouh the Treasury ofshe United States. H1- A man saved from drowning ., B.s- ion abused ihe man who, rescued him be. cause he did not save his hat. Lots of such men 'n the world .sJ .l .gs baa ,atss ss.l ss,s The snow being foot in thickness in Franklin county, Maine, the Franklin, Washington, Jefferson, Madison Debating Association is discussing the absorbing question whether the snow fell foot deep or foot high -... .,,...,.. .,.,,. ......-
 The packet slip Vesiern World which went ashore on Sqaam Beach, IN. J., in the late gale, will prove 2 lolal wreck. She had large cargo of iron, salt. dry goods and cruckery, valned at $lSO, ,000. The ship is valued al SsO, ,0O0. and is owned shy D. and A. Kinasland aud Sutton. Ship and cargo insured. a s-+sfes .s.f .s.srT..
 Mir. Henry c. Bowen, of the firm of Bowen & McNamee, has jus, ordered six hundred dollars worth of eyergreens io be set oni in the streets of South Woodstock, his native village. sset.ss 4.t, s., szsza..-..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

D.si.ict sf cornsVslkss Prsssie Conrs. s0efobsr UPSTATE of MARTIN COLE, late of Corn. s11 wall in said District, deceased. VI 9ss} N
 ORDERED-That the ExecuiTix exhibit her adz minisiEetlon accOuntao th;s court for adiussmen., as the. probate Offi9ee in Cornwall on the 27tk 1ay 0i tG ober. l653sat 70 o'clock forenoon and thaf el pestons interested in said estate, may be nOiapea ther0ot. the Executrix will cause this 9raer so Dc published in n newspaper plisted in ceHsits and post a1capy theFeef on ihe sien- post ID said dCGFDwaIk .gneaEest fh0 late residence sfsaisf; FREbEkicR S6Eiaie KELLOGG, Y Judge. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
DOES NOT EVERY MAN. W,fIMAly, AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST

DOES NOT EVERY MAN, WOMAN,
 AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST. in having the health of themselves and friends restored and preserved At thisseason of the year nothing i- like using good and useiuia corrective. and giving the system pe.fecs tone 10 endure the heats,ui Summer, and changes. of Autumn and Fall., No article stands so high in confidence Of the continuity, lbeing recommended and used by eminent Physicians and dsting nishod ciiizens,) as
 DR. STEPHEN JEwErT's JUsTLr AND HicHLy
 CELEBaATeD HEALTH REsroRlNc BirrERs, which have been tried and proVsd and fppnd to be superior to oil other preparations for the cure of all diseases arising from Impurities of the Blood, Derangeme6t of shs Stomach, Boss- els, Liver. or Nefyous Sy stem, and remarka- ble for their slsengthenihg insi igoi alive, res- torative and cheering properties, A s,ngle trial will prove their efficacy. lsee fccomnsn. daiionn niu Ramphlesss) - NM
 Aisoaaa Paimonsy EIisis and sin1hS Ssksn. ing Plaster. 1s, .Ns8ses47 asn For sale by appointed A gents in every town and village in New Eagland. and ny des:ers in Medicines generally. Agent, 4. Q. Smith, Litchfsid, Conn Y A Ea&EAEE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
e Results l of Chinese naval s,Ia engage i u <.

e5 Results of Chinese naval engage menIssaFe 8iuhpottahi. Al 1I,e last tigift, six tons of pOwdes were burnt, two huns ,drcd gongs aud brass ketiies badly beaten, a very great smnke created, resulting in D very bad smell ;. ninety one pig. tails hope lessiy uuTaveiled, a6tIr h6ndFed sud sixty. glwo ceIestials awtully Frightened. aud no. ,hady hurt. A. areuiead0us victdrv was claimed on both sides, and the reports of the ba,:le-p printed in verniiilion ;l:k, upon yellow silk-wcre crremoniously deposited
 in the imperial archives. Awfl peop'e, those Mr,ngoians. Ssa s,sx iTs13
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

W- The present Sulian is so delicate in health and appearance as Io he scarcely aiIles to keep erect up,in his horse, upon which he seems to sway hack aud t,rth like it.ine without life. He is mare than half a Christian, ii is said. though sucl, a suspicion would cost him h.s crown if prn
 veds On nrepairing the Mosque pf St. S.,- phia, through the aid of an American ar,. is', the Suiian was present when some of the old plasiering feli from the walls and disclosed various pictures 0f Sain,ss and Christian emblenls.; on " hicls he rema rked to the ariistin French, " It is necessary d cover al thai-stle time has not yet come. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

HE The Vienna l.leyds describes lbree Osnnibus. hnk,pg, vehic:es in the camp ai OInulz, each of whch contains complete elec,F.c telegraph apparatus wilb . con irivances for laying an insulated wire. slang the ground by ti.e. mere giOeoa,oii1n alf ilse yehicles ahe wire being RO tpfoisntet that ii remains unini,red under lhg pressure oi ihe teaxiess aTlillef$ SassiDg 0SefAii By this meaDs 0Fdess are ta be instantly cQns
 veyed from ilie En,perorss station snf ,lai Of the chief connlan.lers, in troops atals
 mosi any distance on ii,e field Ol the man>
 Rlvres. ses egr -esg znt.4ag es.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
CAapsr roa rnn Pa r.sp,IIDrrr' floourss1r..- .

CARPET FoR lrRE PsEsIDrNT's HousE.- I,sis said that, a gorgeous carpet has just been finished at Glasgows Scaila nd, for ihe White House at Washington. h meas. pres 80 feet long by 40 brosd.; the portion woven in the loom without a seam being 72 by 3l feet, and the remainde consists oi a handsome border sewn on. The filing in of The carpet ia a crimson and ruby da. mask, with three ,iastefu! medallions in ihe centre, and rich corner piece lo corres> pond. The medallions are filed up with bouquets nf fpwers, designed and executed with magnificent taste. The entire piece weighs over a lon, and is valued al {, 500
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

TmE yVtpler Ses<ton ef Q MIssEs SaRsn iI Vr,1f. ssS c= Ss7 |I'-r H. s.ALt, VII eommes.e .ee an PeiRss3sg, lhc l0ih of NgRenNek " A A A.tH -ENEf n -s zv sERns- -. Higher Enalish Branei,ce. oO VI Ora ying,l Latin and French, 90OexiFa.
 Musit, # tD ne ol fisfso, 2UDE TH pTFs
 REFkkEkeEs -Rev. Beri. I4 Swan. s. n. n.5,ss Geo. c. Woodruff sad Cbasles AdamS, EsaTs. Iiieh6el6, 0rl lAhslst3. RR se nsa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03


 ,f7r Accounts lfOm Southern Russia re. present the Russians as continuing iheir preparations with unrelaxing activity. Let ters frOtn Volhynia and POd0lia siaie ,ha, the recruiting in ihe souihern provinces of the Empire, is carried ,Ons with a severity unknown hahesio. Insiead of levy ol three men in every thousand, inc rate ol cOnscrip,ioH in time Of peace, or even of seven men in thousand, the regulae levy in lime nf war, Gen men per thousand are now being levied. Parents are made res. pons,ble for their children--s lact uDprect- dented. The recruiis hide themselves and the agents of the government lay hold of children of six, seven and ei9hss years of age, homstiiey 1deisin as hnsiaRes iil tte brothers join their corps. It is stated, that these unhesrd of scF0elIies have crraleda 2 Iow fever Of disc0nteet ihFouglsUnl lhpse pfovinees. ssa 7a 9 EaS1etst''' Nassaass
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
NaW nondsI sI,arTsa
L.. ME R R

LII AS received dufi6e ,Ha rs1k ss'. | ||eS
 III snpply or CEoEns and CassIEEnEs. !. Aiso. ae 2 assoIsHieut of good Goods ssiing q. French MerinSts 0i IasIionabIc tilode8 and eelors. all wool and fancy delaines. mohair hl,- tIes, ladies dress trimmings, and great vaEiefy ot oiher Dry Goods, cotton batIing, he. Also. double and single barfcl Guns, Gun Locks Powder Flasks, shot aud game Bags, sPorsIng snG rife Powder and shot. Flesh green and black Teas, &c &c. v ts s v 2. q IA :APure article of French Brandy and Holland Gin, for medicinal purposes. '.l. <. .. !
 Liteh6eld, NoY. ], 1858. ~ z s'4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03


 ru0r The Albany Argus, we believe, has usually been regarded as sort of f''en.bo. diment'' of genuine denlocFscy. I spesks in ih;s fashion of the removals uf Collector Bronson :-s ziqaS sNsas si aags'sa sstfs''E'
 "Ais the first instance in inc history .of this 4na,lon where ihe aitesnpt has been made by any adminisifation, to cOntEnl lhe result Of a State electioa aud iO shape IS pOlicy, through sil.es sierrors str ihe apPlIan> ces or the federal arm. 1t is hlnw aimed at State sovereignty and independehees tn a n,nsi odiaus and dangerous lerm-=and well calcnla,ed Ioresive'iGils ilsimensiiy and vigor ail over the Union, the NId spirit, oi resistsnse io ilse encruachmcnis oI li,e led eral power upon the just rights of tbe S,ases-aada a determination io resist and resent them at the threshold"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
MoRE TERRrruRy AurAn.-Our ITn;,e

MORE TERRITORY AHEAD.-Odr United States Minister, now resident in Mex,co, has lately urged gupoa the Mexican Gov> ernnent the proposition made by Larrain- ger, 10 purchase, a large oblong strip of territory lying south of lhe G,la, sniTicien; tn constitute an extended line for the lorn. stion of ne " settlements. The price which has been offered hY ibis Government fur ,I,e same, is $lOOO0. GOO. In case Mexi< ico should sccede to tiIe proposal, the US. Governmen, will immediately pay the sti.
 pu!sted sun for cession of said territory, provieed Mexico on her part, win gran, a full release of a.! claims sci forth on the ground ,oi former lndlsn.depredai,ons. It is. far more honorable lo acquire lands ty just and legal purchase than by conquest and blnodshed and as tl,is has long been the policy of our Government. the, PGwers of Eurnpe can never have even the shadow of reason fnr taking umbrage at uur in> crease 0fierriiOry. s.se ssgIc. a.a4 al,7s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

Dor A private IeaieE from IEeIsndl saases lhst Father Cahil She eelebFased Cashhlie priesI, Is ssOon 10 visit the United Sssses will [ sviewa0fs checking the detection in 1r;.I, Ca Ih.,I;eiSuf q afga Ns91e 70 saNAs3i "~' rfaF fs kfseA effivfsn5ss syzg
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03
MafsmCaDsw&r.R

uJACIKHON has now on hand and is large assOtlldemtof winter 0sods- ElA4s, GAPsg FURs, dEc. His stock is all.af good material and the lauess end lhe puhIe wii ind c ibftlnif interest to make their purchases of biu.
 New Goods every week. H. JACKSON. ~
 Litcltfeld. Oct I7. sl5 70 sslss Assf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

AhsA4RAx or 0sPHAEs -The Howard AsSqeisaion saf Ness Oslrans spu0unce tlm ' ll'ey have now sLSpt 500 ebiIdren under their charge. WIIsase pa fsnIs have fallen viz lilns io glse epidemic, and ihai the Aas.sci- sti0n will have | surplus of. alSouf s Id. 900 ffssr sssfllns sn lhsiF iIsbIlll,ss, s s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

A T Court of Pr0haie holden at Norfolk, kA. within and fUr the District of Norfolk, on the 20fh day of V0.;tOheF, 1853. As ..a aase2 gs
 Present. N.gB. STEVENS, Esq, Judge. On moEion qfs the Executors on the estate of lPETTIBQNE, late ef Norfolk, in said distEiet, deceaaed- Omered,s that said Executors exhibitiheiE Administfation account 10 thiss Court fDrsettlenlent aud adjuetmeFt, at the Probate Office in said Norfolk, on the 5th day Oi November next, at I o'clock, r. 'M., and that all persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, The Execuiors will cause this Ltchfieid, for twol weeks previous t0 said 5tii day of November, lk53 Certifed from Record.
 26 egIE IN. B. STEVENS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

TIE WAT ID Do lT.-Six years ago an honest, hard working man went from ihe vicinity nf Norwich. Conn., out to lie far West. He had in his pocket a small cap> ltal of only four hundred dollars, which he had carefully h.,sbaa.:ed as security ga ins, (" a rainy day.n On arriving al sl,is place of destination, he wisely purchased forgilin,> self a' snug hftle farm, which he stacked as much as il would bear, noi with. wheat, or corn, or sheep, or ,catlle, but with peach ,reest His neighbors no doubt, il.ongh, him foolish aud visiona " 5, but he kep, his own counsel. His secend crop of peaches yielded him sufficient profit io pay E,r his land, and leave bi,n gain of E,ur hundred dollars besides, sB Bni iLis year. his immense peach orchards will yield him al she least calculaii.'s, certain prniit of thirty thou. sand 0OllDTsl 3 .siss gaseaa la7& saws
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

NTOTTCE The co.par;ncrship lieretof1re IN existing under the name and fifm of Cable 6 CogsWeN is ihis day by mutual consent dis solved. All persons having unsettled accOutlts with the late firm are reque sted to call and adjust the same without delay. ,lsA gc e8 t7sa@Sa F@'s ROGER N. CouswELt.
 New Prestan, Oct. llth, ls59... a......l N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

' 8ss4 II ,sT98 eE4 tfaM F88 5F48 asgNS3#
 NT THRs EGREAR C0N sSrOREs where cussonlers rBeet fr0m:eseFy coin thesrnte4l
 E0FsWHEREPURCtiA CtiASERS ean find every article they sant fur the W ives. the Danghters
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

FINANCIAL CONDITION OF LARGE EURc- pEAN STATES The New York Courier and Enquirer, a very reliable auihoriiy in commerc,al mone ,ary affairs, in a late issue made general statement of the national debts of the counties involved in siIe prcs- enl Russo 'rurk,sh dispute. France, l, sp- pears, owes over one hundred tIioussn6 millions of dollars, and is obliged 10 raise annually revenue ol three hundred mills ions of dollars io pay the inieresl of th,s deb, and support the current expenses of government. Austria has debt of eleven, hundred millions Of dollars. and 3 steadily increasing defici (,o make an Irish bulD in her annual receipts every expediens ol finance has been successively tried 10 place her affairs on wholesome basis, hut wi,h- out success bankruptcy, .in nther words, revolution s,ares her in the face. PrussIs has debt 0f one hundred and ,hirty. five millions, aud her reyenues each year falls short of ter. expenses. .vLasi, and ,greales, of all, JohD B1I, Esq, Of London and else> where, has given his notes of hand for the snug little amount of four hundred thousand millions of dOllars--a sum with which even the ariihmetiCal genius of the immortal Crocker might confess itself unable 10 cope.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

"A JOB LOT of Goods which must be sold "A viz: Ee .AsassnH vfsTsa Y 800 wool Tippets, price 3 cts. ,aa5ss8 .'x v
 20 dog Lisle thread Gloves, price 5 IT acss.
 E5O doa. li7eniil .s sass,5 |" s'Tse sgs8 300 yards damaged Prints, e I"@ ,a,& s2O sack coaie. last years growth, CHEAT. azss 100 blaek cassimere Yests, VERY LOW.
 1 At BRADFoRp's CHEAP STORE in WoicotfyifIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-03

AMERICAN IRuEFuEEThs annual Fair of lhe Ameriszn Insliiate closed on Saturday wssk. Owing to other and stronger attractions uP town. the Fair was but 'Ihiuly attended. although the exhibition vas better than usual.. The show of caltls was large. and sLilebfisld and Dutchess county received their fGll proportion of premiuns:s a.r b5a .r-
 Best three year old Bull. c. N. Case. 0i Harwinlons silver cup of the value Of @95.
 QJ best, Jacob N. BIakrsIees of Waier> town, siyer .capss @l5.9 vsIi 2a eh,a Ns8
 Best Alull Call, Jacob N. Biakeslee, O. WsIeriown, silyer cups 9ssi'7eg yst'sll gs.
 Best pair Working cattle, Stephen Ai- wood. of Waieriown. silver cup, S20.sfI
 Sd best. !. N. B.akeslee, silver medal.
 Best g ChiiIagupg Fowls, John F. Am- drews. Csrnwslly AmrFican TPvulgry sRaai.s
 Fihe Pine Apple Cheese, J. Lawrence Brewsler, Goshen, silver Medal