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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION 10
 se .at,sa,ss oFs THE ak sn:g,AAgEN sxNNN GMNTPANv. K

Ns01@A~S aD aDE itknown that we tlse subscribers do hereby ID associate ouTselyesyas a body politic and corporate pnrsuant tn the ,l4th chapter of the etHtute entitled $ An Act concerning cOmmtini-
 ties and corporations" aRd pursuant to tbe Acts in addition thereto? and the following are opt articles of association and agreement:
 M Article lst The name ofsaid curp6tationashall Dc the AYES lRoN COMPANY. P ,eaS ..r- 9sss, Art. 2d. The capital slock of sDil corporation shall be Eouf Hundred Thousand D0tIafss which shall be divided into sixteen thousand shares of Twenty Five Dollars each share. -, Art. 3d. Tho purpose fof, which saill Soypofa-
 ton is established is to make, buy, sell and ceal in locomotive fire crapks and axles tender and car Gxles- shallns of hiI kinds, bar iron, stssm, heat and achihefy iforgings and tools. aud t3 and also to sbQy, ,sell and dePl.in goods. wares and merchandise and all sncR property and estate ns may be necessary or advantageous in the proeecu!icn oflthe b!siness before; named. Art. 4th. The s.a,nte laws of the State of Con. relating to joint stock corporations are lhsFeby particqlarly referred to and made a Rars of these articles of associa;ion. aud said corpo- rotioD is organized and tablished@ under said laws and shall conform to the rsqGiremGntAsof ~ Y 'Art. Sth. Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number of sbaIes Of the cap lital stock of said corporation annexed ip- his name, each share to be Twenty-Five Dollars ae Iaaoresalds and to he paid by iistallments as the Riyecsegs shall cafLihtiie sanes9 e ;,.,sz ssil I-. Art. 9th. The name of said corpotation shall not Do used to- cHd0fse sny note. .dsAft. check lleE bRIe ef exchahee in which aaid oompany have, not A direct interest sfas at' Art.7th. Said eorpofafion is established and located af Falls Villaee,iin hecopnsy of. Iiachs field and 5tAie Of Connecicut. X gss N stF,,
 Dated at Falls Village, lst September, 1853
 , EbenT Holooabs s,iss t,e s11s astIi a ct
 Alfred James. sQQ iI 4 !. ..a, N , HoRATIo AMEs. ,s ..+ ,ssa.5 'Frvw
 EBEE T. HoLcons; Directors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

-- The commissioner Of patents has re , fused to grant an extedsion to s. Colt Of of his patent for improved fire arms. she patensse having already derived nearly one million dollars profit ihereGom. His pistol factory at lIayiford. employs abest i've hundred handss whose wages Gsei- age s2,s0 each, per day. Every part, of the pistol is farmed ont 10 snb-conirac- scEs. and absut 200 sesolsers are turned out esesy twenty fous hoass. Col. Coll li4e a similar iaescsy la Pimlico. near london, Enelnnd. } whore three hpnd,ed nanas~dfly Opnneeiiont Y Yankeest to lead. A.e i've hnndsed sn4 Glsy English me- shenies--ns pfssszl employed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
II ssr Goods! 1!
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HA just received, and olIsrs icr sale tt I1 email prSfii, ~ nets and eanefd assortment lains and most kinds Of Dry Goods, Groceries Gro skery. &c., with a new supply of double md single barrei lowing pieces, gun locks, powder fasts, sio. bags, game ahase, patent caps, tMbes, gun ~rencbes. sead cussers. .gun-screws, rihs & sporting powder. sb0t, &c., &c.
 September l4th, l953
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

The steamer Cambridge lnpiinga be. tween Baltimore and Fredericksburg was totally destroyed by fire on Friday morn-s ing while on her passage. Passcngets and crew saved. Steamer valued al $30.O00. No insurance. ss's
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

There was q conspiracy recently de. tected, we learn. to rob the Crystal Pal ace. The plan was to cut off the main gas pipe at night and take advantage of the sudden dslkHsss and surprise Io plFp;s der the visitors and make booty of the rich contents of the tables and cases.- The plot was detected and one of the parties arrested. ..g j.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
.NesC Goods !! IT. IT. RHGfTARMa.

III AVING just returned from New York with HI large assortment offali and winter Goods, such as cluhssrassimer res. -vesfings, and Gentle. mems Furnishing Goods, n large assortment of &c.; Aso, trunks, valices and carpet bags--he would invite Gentlemen tO cnll and eX- anime this large stock of Goods, which will Le sold cheap for cash ~ Fall and winter Eashionss just racOiyed at his Clothing EstablishasenG West Ssrsets Lifc etd. c.
 THoMAs IT. RIcHARUS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
DIsssInlisn sflho Union.

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 nfis address at Canibridge lew months since. DC Belfline said. !" Suppose l;m une elanch0lym0meni,iIl ,iIlatihis bPnuiiiul.ecOn. iulny of exchange were broken up-Ihat the Western valleys were shut OmI from llle sea by adverse governments, illai th0se on the cstasl were hemned inlO uheir own narrow imils by hostile Ioris along ihe Ih0uUiain Fidges-ihaI between the North and the South there were neither cOmmer- cial nor moral sympaihy--ihat a: eveIy Staie hue flassp0rts were demanded, aud 3 tariff sei--whO must nOi shrink from de. scribing the terfible circumstances stag. naiion of trade the silence of brOsherly counsel tie constant deuds; lle mUltipii- cation of armies; the CaitI ike, extermin- at;ng wars the 0verthF8w of law by mili- tary dictatOrs ghe utter ruin of all that makes us prosperous al home and respects ed abroad iLe sure catastrophe, moral and natinunl deafhls o thai those who for any reason, talk lightly of GssOlving this Uninls yraultl consider ihe immensely great CT evils such a rupture would inevitably anse,fhegawful guilt it would bringy upon themselves Whatever may be the can, nf wOFdss no lover of law could ever kindle the torch Or such incendlalism, no luver If peace provoke such, irairlcidal slaughter, ho lover of freedom pot fof such general slavery, no I6verof Cad and4nan under- mine the eminent waich.fower whOse light is now shedding over the world such bright promise Of universal bruiheTh0Ol. Were | possible that an American womb could he sOcursed, as iO bring forth so diabocai a monster, and the m1iiNnant Erosiratus could De successful, a loud, 'bhier, heaven. complanipg cry wou1ic g0ap from the earth swelled by generation alter generation, uniil the final fires have swepi 10 hell all, ilaces of human crime :-s' 'AnatieHia! .anat hensa! AEArHSsfA!s < MARANATHA r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
M0LEn1.

fHNFIE Leaal Voters nl inc V.IIs6e of A LitshfcId are l,srfb noii|icd ihal peel- Insg n of said voters will be held ai .he Town as I'2 o'clock. P. M.. f5f the purpose of laying
 10 <, and Q lfqneactn nnf 0lliet tprlpc se propes " come before said meeilng
 ! GARW00D SANFORD, President.
 4: :STcDb.ns Clefk rge
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
NNE RaWee,a 0f Torri1lgF0aa

A TRENTON .-1Th0se persons Iiable topay 1A Taxes in, the aoEtn of TOfringt01l, on List 9i lS52, are hereby notified that wII be pFepaF- ed ioreceiee the Town Taxes lne fr0mtlieN1 on said List, at she Holelof c. Church. iii Rol- esstivllle, or Saturday and Monday. the 18th and tnth days ess Ocg,her Iexs. rom o'eloek A. M.
 All who neglect to pay their Taxes on or be- lore saiddays, will be charged legal fees for cOls lectipn, .,eA,s e. BRADY. ..ColIecror.
 Wolcotsville, Sepesie, lsSs., 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
,Rhe Nsw Ysri QaarreI. !.

The Washington correspondent of the New York Tribune states that the pro. ceedings at Syracuse asxciie the most profound interest in high quarters. Op. position to.the settled policy of the Ad- minisiraticn will not be tolerated. In-- subordinaiioni will assurcdIy meet with the Executive frown. Any opposition on tlie part or Atiamantines, fncendia-- ries, Fiexibles .os others. willaeceive e. were rehske, Very hard things are said he.e of the Hards Y y s-..a .e
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

Subscribers taking their pApets in bundles VIII bear in mind that to receive it iore DeILAn a year, payment is required in advances. if delayed, @l 25 will be charged, and ike terms on first page strictly adhered to. 9a (
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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\ MMEDIA TELY Two tirs.ra,e, Tailoresses. \ None need appiJ unless acquainled wiih the business. F. H.:RIcnARrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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lN ORDER ' make room Tor z fialI anrao ~ FALL ana WINTER goe1s she sAtseFiIizEs Wiu sell tat greatly induced pfice< iof kssn osEtl A Ieh. faouaas5d psirs 0f Boals and ssaSn ssS,ipais'll.l every asticle in their liI5e ni bg1esa lots very chonpss e f s@ f 4ifI " VI lgtf ] s N. B-.T Tbeas saIss sp s9asnna fps ihiSeyfaTS only. MF4EsY # NJ N2YNEIsHH
 Li.ch6sld, Aaga.f sIsls Iss4
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

T. M. Newson, late editoro of the Der by Journal. is 10 take chsge of the Min. nesota, Pioneer. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

Victory Bndseye. .one of the old school New York politicians. died in OnonEaga county on Friday last, aged Fl .41. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

Benjamin Freeman. late Secretary ol Utah. has iusl returned and reports that sedisioas feelings aretife among fhe Nor mons, and the men and women are in a state of tle. deepest degradaiiop. Big. ham Young. hesays. has 40 wives.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

L:aqrNiRo.-Fhe barn of Mv. 0sias Pike, in lhs south. part of New Marlbo> rough. was sslsuck by lightning. during the shower on Thursday afternoon, 9th inst, and entirely consumed. There was an insurance on the barn Of $l0O-- and the loss is estimated at $400.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

.ssS sSs 3nmes Wehk, uf Fnlr ilprra. is pseba- sblt ll53 Rfe' irSl dFlqktF of celd water ;n Aike woI.d. 10 ie nnk e3 yclls olt. cnfgp |, aesecllsnl hepIlh, 1a~4 ariIAa ahDni three eallons ef walsE . day, ord abaate pailsai sSVoEy niahl, I&. 1tAI1 eoneIuully under ssa.sAss u guzes.iNea sl.lstt lAls e&ne ls ~AgYsFelAggls. sse:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

{. 4 FAIR will be held by the Ladies of this village. at ,he ware-room of MT. D. c. Bolkldy on the afternoon and evening of Sept. 2sih.
 PrR, OnDrR on CoxMIrrEE. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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in Bethlsm, l2th insi. Frederick c, Downs, 10 Charles q. &ssdasF. ot Nesl COuwells to Mlss
 Marin 7. Miekefsun. dffhp lpfmsF plaee. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

Ne Wl|Hem Nguip, prominent en- gl1eet of Rhl|ntsl pll'a h uOw huiliinr nn onsam sisameFs wish whloh 0se prom. ssse te eEoss ths Adsnslsis Q days.sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

eD cink io ihe cilixens q New Yssk. 6aai6ss PhiladeIphi bAitim0fes and sicinitieS lhat he will pressnl i00 ,n00 sasnab,e and c0ssy Gifss t0 tho pur4 ol aicketa 10 'his Exhibitions of that grsa { svofk Of Arf.Stho 1s
 SEW MILE MIRROR { or ihe Lalscs, Niae eess. St. Lawrenee sn4 Saen. efay kivVtss tho extIihiti0ns of which will com. lseilce un MoaHdE, Nsptersber lytk. 1853. ae the GnIsEsE AsssaRiH Room. ts9 BRkAkwAN N. ". psus as @ss ssSBss aS sss ss h s: s:.s q utive hiontf s Aiil in Phiiadsirisia g0F S<aslta n year dnring which iime it syas visited by Che Million cf Pessonsi it itfeceived the highest en. cominms, os both presaandp pe0ple. ever awarded wD1 100 o0o tickets only, at q each wili be sala .-each tick st admitting four .pefsons 70 any eS. hibition, md ehtitling the holder to ono shass 6 the 100 900 Gifs following
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 h hsssiss fsaiiasd doaus ,has sun ssiss - ss AFsi@ ia Bs.!iss.en esnpty. New lss.ay: containing I'D Af res, in Q rich state 0f XII cultivation. with dwelling, barn. Asd ! pthfr necessrfy ouihoasess tientiaG en silla nnlaysafe tiver. Eeile lsoa Aeyeflys 7s and l0 mies from PhiIaAs iss eccsss x, " ilevssy hcnr n the dsg sltl'pk bg ssll
 apeach aFckara ei 1900 lIsss, on which s's Y
 tIsanaMmd4 ~ huxtnl1 of pNaebea haze ksen Fnize3s s<fIis yer. Valued Rf &esQ00 Anv infofalsiioR aIeut the Farm eaa. ha a- slysn .,s " 5 Mass k kArrauds AzAsnbly ! Ths celeHiased sfsisins shofse 7sfsersgk.
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 ellSso!a lS ws'ses' s,'' s'.c a.c fssA .ses %
 IoO . pens md eases. ssprtI, s5 saehs see ~ flO01as' pepcils. worth 93 each. 001 fA 100 orders for Hais, on Ceniust teelst stla: ted BscaawaY hai.er, <. N M 490 to1S sSs.5 M "A yaissd h \. ass. saeh. i;'IS sAz19 9haRdbuoks. dsseriblna ne n plis.nl.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Died.

la Washington. esh iuDix c1pl sAmas Sp'sh' in CoIumbas, Gse., ca gks 70 iuss,, ng. yohn WfGioI sSse ttyssfa, isEmsllg C Aischnsie
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
EIlONHeId C0untW

CattIe show and Fhff..
 Enc Iiichfeld Cp. Agricultural Society will hold tieir 19lh Annual Caitle Show and September, 1853. The Annual Meeting of the Society for the choice Of Officers f6fthe ensuing year wiltbe heldsai the MansiUu E1pse in EiFcE- field the evening of the same day at [ QsclOcks a The Flowing Match and awarding of Pfenli-s ums on Thursday, the 29tk, when gFk address
 AS. .LEwIg, Rec.sSec. Litchfield. Sept 9th. lS53 ,I X
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

~ Tfa Court of Pr0hato holden 1t Canaan, h- within and for tho District of Canaan, on the 3d day of September, "A. D. 10aa
 Present, MfEes M. GRk Rkhskk Esq, Judge.
 On HsOficn of the sExecutOfS on the Estate of EUYsENSIGN,l , late 0f Canaasl within said Dssl trict, ,deceased--this Couf. doth decree that six mouths from this datc he allowed and liRiied goF against the saEpe to said Executors; and slisects that public notice bo given of this ofdes by ndver- tsing in newsps per published in LiiCheiaid, aud by posting copy thereof on the Anblic sign-ppst in said town of Cagaan nearest ihe place where the deceased last dwelt. Certified from Record, by fN AAs 2
 MILES T. GRANGER, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

;ss'SA aVslEeSs Ila0 N N n ID Ysthe subscriber. on or lbout the Is, of the in good condition. . ,,. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges, and take him away: I, CHARLES COBB. ]. Norfolk. Sept. l2th, 1858
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
s SOazsefls sealg JSesUs 4 Drug Store at lest 1 n Falls, HilIege. ,+ LiteAfsld Co., Conp.
Falls VIllage Dfne E9OrO { .

THE subscriber is now filling his new ssese with choice assortment of fG0Dds usually kept in a Drug Store, apa nr0mipes tn taajse sit the most complete store of the kind iH the county. and to make jt for the intSfest of aiI iD wnhE 6s Goods to purchase at the Fails Niilaae Drug store.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
DISTRICT or NRw MILFORD ss
 RrIahn IA 1sniirf Sanfninl,ar lr,h aakQ

EFOn0te N0mrtt Sept0mDeF l1th, t65A
 EL Milford, in said district, deceaeed.
 The court of probate for the disfrict Of New Milford hath limited and allowed kix months from the date hereof, for the creditors nl said es tate, represented insolvent, in which sln exhibit ]. StafF and Albert M. Baldspin Commissioner to receive and examine snid claisns.
 Certified by yAMES HTNE, JHdges
 The subscribers give notice thai they skall mset at the resideRce Of Nathan c. Clark, in said New. Milford, on the lst day of Oat0bef. in the forenoon on e8cli of said days, for fhe purpose of attending on th6 business of said appointments. S% t& sssS.t8 ssfgi 54sx Ssw 2 t.a sWgJ. STARRssg ,f,,s a.s , Commis. ALBERT N, BALDWIN, siDners. {. All persons indebted 10 said estate are request. ed 10 make immediate payment to z NATHANC. CLARK Admin.
 fft RICHARD M. CLARK }istratnrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
sLAysay "a following eloquent sx- strae, is from | sermon delivered by Rev.
 sGaAAs.Es MADsw0aEn, al PhiIadelphia

EaAAs WADsw0aTn. n Philadelphia i: Y fl fslsssfyl is sn evil-a sore evil--as seslI alsielk sir nlan more deeply leeis aud
 .nsfs sineeRianslR aeanaWlpdaes than 0pg sSpuihesn hrelarens lis ss '. mote n fhs A1gelsoEanr Eagle as Ire sasFs so il.e sun 1Bai what sEen What ibenpf this titled sand la.snomqhiac p1ilanihTnphy Of Eng-
 land! Why this, then! The burning a0d 1iil1i0nant Febskca of my L6fd nnioE ninre isssiinil pharisaic hypncfis sy--'. 1hom hgPpl sss1ssy fee edss eat de BEAaI .oaesa sliiAe lzsiea teas, and FLeR bsh h6s skaIs see clsasiwso ses5 ske ssbsssaeE efs sfkg Btofk fkes's eye. 's4- a saf tnak Sc lhia holy day q lhe ab0mina- 5ssJ0i8 Of the Bafish Land siid sie Briiisll
 Eales at the haggsrd, want that swarrhs ~in hEx let places !--st the wasted aud < ' NisheFai firms 0f aee. shd cliildhhod. and VWAnlA tsa0d 62EF VI llick hes cIlivalnlas no. 3 t.lisy iaszls he IziieEs q . As6tal ihsnlshe xasnfe lsEsible lilaa isasF. ss tise as,pbFession tahst bhizes iis lsEk pgDTiheess mskjay her Sd9,m heas Fqepd iISe world sb1sk ace1rssd :. ihRn. JIlE iln1fsell cEs and liercesi lasl, oI sihe laskninn4kF3 ". ess sS~ Nole hes
 iilea.1 | sss siid iell ne. ol,t ieIi me, r slers 15s il aflis dislonorfd and disi,dnest world 1sde6 q tE;nR a hNi>atrilicef sfnae plas;a z
 Sifshh hesnai iis slnnepdsH.s ciins < - ls lszasi lsensszsuzgv l,sGlisFtns ek NI snfrssn. 1. saesnans. sls ssFN !" .aseh Eisn8 mssk qf . ueuiEs k4E<g [ e q as zSE
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Wnk.ira.

AT meeting 6r ths slaekhoIdsfs q tbs day 0f &eHfelnhex 1893. Geo. c. WnQdEgH, N ~ Seyln i4k, W N. Thousnsan, OiVef UN,f#If, Esn.nei Church, john DsForgsl aFd 6z es WAilIloset Me5e ei6cfed Uifeclo~ e' 1f
 Afn su6ssGusnt msslina of tha ylitrslcrrss GElr1n G. WnonAuTr wss re-Qlecied fte9i14n', eAd hEskr k. Con vpShigE fpf lhe year en1gla1 k GIRL fo e lhs 4dIk nI . tmn. sUily, ll &A. <1is slI.aaas EogaifE af tAIs G1II4o.
 LtlchfsiA, Snpi Hhs ies9'sAas tHx ND
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION FIVE oF. THE 2f.ss- Grove hIanufacliiring Company.


 WDIEit known .hatwe the subscribers do hereby Eb associa.e ourselves together frth purpose of organizing body corporate, pursuant to the statute laws of the State of C0nnecticut relating to Joint stock corporations" and the following are our articles cf association: ss.4t .. be GRovs MAnuFAcrURine CoMFANs, aud shall he established and lOcated nthe villake os Vol. co.tvilie, townsof Torfingtof and State of Con necticnt NJ ' 5 ]. .sss as
 Ar, aa; The esglal slacf I, Of said s !ion Four Hundred and Eighty Sharss of Twenty Eye Dollars e1cli. t
 Art. 3d The paspeass for which said csrpora. ration is established ore The following, via: so g,anuiactaIe and yend any end aIl kinds ol goods or articles composed of wood, ion. steel or brass, or pt which said materials pr either oi them is the pflDcipnl component part 10 acquiEe and hold all lands and any and all other kiBda 0i properly ,necsss.sy and sonsenienl " ths pFos. et ntisno ssid bdsioess, and generally te do all business connected with er incidental 10 the pus-
 All ish. Ths siatiii ie laws F9he s,his of Con. necficsit feIaiins sO J0lls sock c6rpDfaliUhS Hfe si .lsss assisss and shis csrposaiion @ @ ion ss1ey esEahliabed and oFNsNjSsd andag and pursaant e raid siaists laws sbnl heye .pll the pow CTS md proceed accQrdine to We regulations dcscribed
 All. 5lh. Each seubscsihcr 10 these asiicles agrees e iakea ahe number Of aharessannexsh 10 his name 0f the cnpila Aoek kgf said corporation and 10 pay for tl,e saple hy ifissoilments as the Directors of said corporation. shnll call ln the
 ris Ds;sd Il Forsibeion, .hs isth day q ssp,sau, Der, 1858 ess 1 is9 Es slVGSssss ssnasaas@e N < No of Stares.sY John Ashley, IT, Two hundredpn ihirleens NelsonA AlynFd, One hundred and thiEtf4three Henry L: Spencer, Twfn'y. ,..Y William Cooper, Ten. " Mak0nsis MiIlaFd, . Ten.
 Andrew M. .Cruikshank, Ei1hf.f .'gek John Scovill. Eight. 5s ; William ChFisty, Eieht. wW
 Geo. D.zWadhame, Twenty.
 Henry P 0slrum, Ten. syaa JaAb HssgeFl0Fd. s Forty. ~ [
 ~ tFne copy of, original articles. pnhliahed hy order of The prpeiIent md Directors. 5ssa 3tsfe
 JOHN EiuNGERFORD President,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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WasgaR,se, and Quaclsim Deeds, WTi.s, Sshpmnes, kc., ac., for sale ai this office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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 Mar iK<,U DtE AMaNG YOUR KfNDRGD:-e It lisa sad thing toieelihai you must die away from your home. Tell not the inva- lid, who is yearhing afier his distant counas try, that the atmosphere around him is sui --lLatthe gales are filed wiih balm, and the flowers are springing from the greco earth; he knows that lhe sofiesi air to his hearl would be the, air that haues.ever his native land that more grateful than all ihe gales of the south, would breathe the low tRhispers of anxious affection; that the very icicles clinging to his own eyes, and the snow beating against his own win dows. would be far more pleasant to his eyes than ihe blnOm aud verd1re which Or- 8ly more fbrcibly remind him how far he is from that one spat winch is dearer 10 him than tho world beside. He may, indeed, find ble friends, who will do all in their power ta promote his coHIf;rt and as- sUage his pains; bui they cannot read as in book the mate language Of his face !; they have nOf learned iO wait upon his habits. aud anticipate lis wBhts, and lie has no, learned 10 c0fnmunicaie, without ihesiiai ton, all his wishes, impressions. and lthonghts,io them. He feels ihat he fs1 a stranger and q more desola.e feeling tiIan that could mol visit his soul. How much is expressed by that farm, ofsnrienial ben. .ediciion, mag yoH die ansong your kindred.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22

1 -Hnw miserable our Southern friends would he, fl there were 'e nc North, no East" for them iO flee to in summer A correspondent of the Richmond Despatch writes from a Hudson river steamboat :--
 "There are forty castles upon the Hud. son, 10 one old Gothic shattered tower ups on tue Rhine, bni grim iron gl6ved barrons, ssgish geneSldnissiE ffees to0ied d ;n Saxon sDils had nothing iD do with their erection. fhfy gre IIse property of men who have, in nine cases odt Of len, made their own fi1rtuiies. and if they had grandfaih liners, they can give no very distinct account hi theni. if one 0f Them ever impfudenfly venmTes to climb the tree genealogical, ui,pn one brauch of it he would dscOver q halter, and upon another bit Of cnbbler's wax. Hence they are. moi addicted 10 any such leaIs ai, agility. Anr old .Visgisriaa gentle man II such work. is as active as squir- rel; but ihe pleihoric huls and bears dOn't hke n. Hence nearly all tiinse superb cnunsry houses shai cover the banks of the Hudson, from H0boken io 'rarry,swD, be- lans io tnefuf no ancestral wealth. Smith specnlated i.sdicinusly iii tar. and then bmil, wonder Italian villa. Brown mau6aed five hundred ;ihonsand hsrrels pf mackerel ad- mrabty, ma tried a fashionable woman, and then caused that pretty house on llie. Jeff 70 be erected. A pupular slpp chandier,had the WiTite md greeIsinushrann asehHeclu> ral nacnsifosiiy in iliat valley pn, ID. then closed tle greasy slinp in Market street, and took his faniy 10 Saratoga.