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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

FEMALE PdPuLAntTY. lfa | woman wislt- es i0 he \ 1eneral iavofiic .siiis Ter ternsh Encqaa aangsnces, she hgs Only in pertnit ibebI siO Odidress ter. Toe Dlore iuseDii lI,syuie on gsWaaws and deco tie more es.i. found will bf tie respeci ;,r her wl,o tosal< -y disieMartis illepi, Let aIsg ea,e lsnk Tanp1g lsis 0r her friends and sce f she win,
 ris most helnved isniIt one af less prcieii>
 -lions iv lancy iilan IiiOse afnund Ter. c
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

0 DR' TERREL's ofNTMRNr--put up in glass boxos-an extra nice article for the toilet, and handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have hox'on the shelf, inscase of expoeufe to the fall winds, or accident.s Notice advertise ment in another column: For sale by K
 X A c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A young man named Hurlbui, of Win> sled, lsIIfroh iIIe roofor Holmes. Bso.h & Hay.Ien's new building, a, Waterbury, on Monday m0faing. ahe l7sh, and gas ki.l ed. Tie roG was msde slippery hy the lfosi of the preceding night.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A sixth incendiary attempt was made on Ihursday, Oct. ls. to bnrni tue prem- lses of q. F. R. James, Esq the B.itisll Consul at Norfolk, Va.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

William w. Webb, ship bnilier of New York, has just re,urbed iron' Russia, where he made contract wiil, ihe Government 10 bnilj iine.ofabatilc ship of 5000 Ions, 'n caffy TOO t,ns. Ii wiD be bndt iu New York, anl is io tse If ane,v model.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Subscribers taking their papers in bundles will bear in mind that to Feceiveit for DOLLAR 2 year, payment is required in advance. If delayed, $f 25 will be charged. and lhe terms on first page strictly adhered to-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
@SS. .Q61 H95

This does not take into accoaqt Ibe eS- penses of seilling, nor an unsetiled balance on accouni of the bonus due lhe,,Sla,c, the precise amount Of which cannot al presen, he knawp. >4ra g,se.4s
 It will be seen that of Slll,924 blls in circulation al ihe time ni ihe suspension of llret Bank, only So9,547. were presented to the Receivers btt1re The expiration of iile limitation fixed by ihe court C;,rShe pre- sensalinn of claims, leaving $s2:s77 out sianding, M which there is no account. A large amount of this is in the hands of tie Railroad O., whose bonds are in possess. ion ofille Bank.
 The dopbHpl paper unpaid consists oi acceplances of when w. E. Chitlendcn Is responsible.
 The Rsiroad bonds are, il,pse of lie Rock River Valley Uninn Company, ol Wisconsin, of undetermined value.
 Ii is sufficient tosay, without a, this lime going into any fusiiier exploitation, illa The lunds nowin Ilie hands of ihe Receiv- CTS are supposed io be amply sdfTieiep, to discharge hl@fuIb every ciai,n whici,s has been proved aeainsi tile Btnk, up to thls 2 itime.-. .Norscick AurorG. Y" '"''ssH
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

There have been about S6s 900. 900 mo- minally subscribed to the Pacific Railway, New York. Mr. Gray, the Engineer, is organising his surveying party. and eWiIl soon set out for the Rio Gfa6rie. a'snl
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

AT COST.--The suFscri- Oi bers will sell their old stock of calicoes at
 cost, ,or less. New ones at fair profit.
 ,0. N8 c. ADAMS &sCo.
 MERfNO OEs, Mouseiin DeLnines, and Cal Q. ADAMS & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
THE BEISI Aisfill r MI l5Ea < iD '
Vi Lfifll iela C0lIpiV.

..ssf T &H AsbktfsfsSSt WET sHe K Sr E01s n Ceplf md RNrlpfs zsA he ee1g si tko .sli9p of lie snlssrsihcf afd skis l3e bousAt Tor cash saeeeataa le,1s \ \ Also, a z gtcat variety ~ 2 iis laranred 3ahd R siiappia ares E,lFnafess f,IQI 1fnns Kettlas, clslcfn4R Rnnipss Isegsl li iaes a dFsplit Raass, Euatnsled Kaizleas (6 hsass IlsSiEsAle altiete ful sekegy hsneck NSpe <, HIT M t | lsfse varicty of EIpusf eenia < T ~ ,x e,,ss .,s .,. ssXK CONE.
 s hi aiso ssssstt iaF sss! Ga. i.Isan Esr iI,e sals sg s1siss RAient iasAsleisd sisiss sss IsSss 'ita
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
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lillatll6ais al M NtI.8ti< I'Is tt1 IKielNisg ibsi kt sR& |skes M S,S Ss. sE n.t ilfRHts i6Tli N lks& &Et f1iikz El I '; '.&s 's efia5tSt 4tIR 1E| tiHif f .f F I 7 ' N '.1 Fserr ~ r1It ztS1 |.. : ]. F ~ : q. Ii lsi1'1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

In order 10 relieve the scarcity oI change,the Secretary ofthe Treasury has set apart two hundred lhousanl dollars of new silver coin for New York. .ope hundred thousand fSf Boston. and fifty thousand fOr Baltimore. ib Do put in sciF- cul"tion on application to the sub-treas- urer. ~ =. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

The cholera, in it's regular progress, eeglns already 10 manifest ilself in the emlgrant ships coming to this country. as il did inl 1882. 2 s.4 ; ass
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27


 sS EHURxING BY ITSELF. - A machine for 7cbufning butter by clock power has been made in Connecticut by Mr. Crane The machinery is moved by "a weight. .sand regulated by apendaldn. which op- crates tue dashers of two churns with. a regular and sufficient motion. When it runs down, it's 10 be again wound up. ssaatl will then start forth and go on to g, the next stopping place It sysaid that sthis4machine will not only churn, but pound clothes, pump water, and other like operations. Its motion may beslowl saerorfaster, but it is ca alculated with one winding 10 do one ehufning. Theama- .ieline is all very simple and not liable to get out of repair. that we can see. and will last probably life time. The cost is from $15 10 s25 according to size.-- We do net see why it will not wash clothes, if it will churn; perhaps it might be made to get tea and spank the. chil~ 5 dren. If so. housekeeping is likely to be !" made easy.'' ,se
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

b Ma. BRonsow D DmPLAoRD-Greene 0, Bronson, lhe Collector of the port of New Yofk. hes been dmplaccd by the President. for ihe exercise of O. bower soousli.uiionally placed inhis hands--llIat Of appointing llis subordinales. It is the first lime, In the history of our Gov. eFnnient. that such an event has trans- plred-the first time, that National Administration has descended SO low as to dictate who shall be the small custom slleuse officers of port. Mr. Bronson has manifested praisworthy independ. efIce ty refusing to Joe dictated to, and the President . low Vindictive, partizan aispositioninre requiring him to violate thai indePenaeace or lose his office. How completely is Franklin Pierce led by; the hose, by Marcy and the Van Buren party of New York l- Courant
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
|N D5:. Tsrrfg,s
 I@Ts Healing Ointment

W~R ~sN-seE9 @~~ ~~~-~~~-N AA lEa lS doirr mprs io alleviate hn. A man sLti'1tng in His country .s tll%n aIl other s,sssie nes s,l siso - s.Ns .kind.v n isT safe. sure and tleasant' remedy flrS Sal.Illcum, Ipa ,nl'ion Iii ttc LFeast, Chiblailis '. scsf NipsIes, Chapped Eippds, Sore T.ips. w Ns Burns and scaIde. Pimi,lss ah tie Face Cuts or WomnsiaI nrcakipe erl and Sores Biies ofstns cls. v ss 0a CbidFeng nd Sting ofwSsp of bce, nj q .sssst Jf the Piles, Skiif
 T Warrantcd silfe cise TT v.'2 Prepared and srfil by <. { M0NR OEsTESil FL Nan5enek, cf: Wholesale Bepps GssV. CLhckENnR, No. 6f BafcIass St, N s&a { W e
 Sold in I.itcbfelI ty A. C. SMITH, and sold bS some druggist 0f d1ctcisast ia every town and village n inc Slate. <, @
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Tic Rassern Bank.

The Receivers of The Eastern Bank made their iormal reporisio the Supreme Court, held by Judge SIorrsat Brooklyn last week,
 No definite action was laken upon the re, port for tue reason that parties whose claim were disallowed by ,Ile receivers. were en+ titled lo hearing, which Il.eYa to nave la' the January term before Judge Wail, The present stare of inc Bank is briefly as follows '.'F'a @et sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
.DR. ROO1us.PILIS.

It not to bc wondered atshat the inhahit- ants ofrLitaliiield county should prefer Dr.
 Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pile to any other :Niedielne iis Sss, N old Dr. ROOT, tho
 original ihak er Of fI.em wa4 a resident of Ca naan. and Whilo living epjos ca the rcpatataon
 of being the most sitiliful Riysioian sin the scountry.s The P fills arc composed of. rtssenty ikindssof rafe medicinal vegeia6l les although active snd iboroual in their operation ou tho ,syatea,, yet they are so carefully y,medicated that they canshc given to the most feeble per- v We ico0fislantly reconinend ,hese Pillssio
 the fiicted, as beins upcr ics iD ryety respect (.to. p;y atiicie q. .ihe kind in use. They aro sold at Inc low price snf lo aud 20 cents l per hox. by mfrchsnis throughout the country. elEJe Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
RfiieA !
Ink,ie.la,a.

IN ORDER ts sli,aEe room fof .a full cargo of rALi. and WINTER GooDs iie subscfibers will sell (at greatly felnced ptleess tor CASH oniyl q few thousand pairs of Boots and shoes, comprising every article intheiriiine ol tfxdeA-scme broken Ialots very cheap. sssss M, s.x {. N B-- These sales to continue for thirty days only. Nj NiEaFox E lRowYRipeE,
 Liichfeld, August 3ist. lS53.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

THAEKsoTvIEG.--The Governor of tho State of Maine has appointed Thursday, November I7Gh, to be Thanksgiving Day in that Slale. This is week earlier than the day assigned bv most Of the Govern. ors. Thursday, November 24th, will Dc Thanksgiving in Massachusetts, Connec-
 ticn5 New Hampshire. Pennsylvania and
 Alabama. y''..,e,H
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
.ya.psIse. \ Isl,sr.rlaa pslas.tc

F WHsrAIse leiisrffnn, Delaxsfc tp ihe BsIiin,0re Sun givts ihe following in- fpr.Uaiion, showing that there cah be D Siase without Penileniiary
 Delaware ls probably lheA only Staie which ls not provided will a' Rswiesilasy. tHtllis place; the whippipg ppsi and the pllI 0sy, inside 0f fIe ealInty isiI walls are set up as ieTror |, eviId0crss Judge Hail informed me that iIle lasl borss slgen ip this Siaie was ahout lpprieen years sg't and ihe sIlirr exclsisDes. afjsr being whip ped. ibatf. be had knowi. lhsi they had suci, d---d laws he never weu!d have come sinia the Slals." N s7b ss851s 4s st {
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Yhe MT. Sanford. who has So conspic- uoHsly shamed the fcathered birds of the Court of St. Cloud, it is said is citizen of Derby in this State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
,a)ieo.
 S ssfi1T
Mnfira..

Notice. fa l. .1'k Nhnd aifef Noveflber lst 1853, the fare wil M be to and from the Litchfield Station. n, fellows s- One sea. without baggage, 37 l-2 cents v Twenty five cents will bc charged for extra trunks, and the same faie for all extra baggage srg l'',a fgs LOTT PENN, Propfietor. ' .Litchieids Oct. 24th, 1853 D ss pSWeB NOTICE.-The "Lilch6eld Go. Teachers IN Association" will meet at Winsted, Oct. 3I, in confcction with the Teachers Institute" for kitchfieid county. bs'
 H. D. SHERMAN, Presden,.
 Bridgeport, Oct. 9th, 1859. M ,R
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
DOES NOT EVERY MAN, WOMAN
 \ AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST

a H M MI tl<I AlfA " 1T fAASs Ats AAstAktss@ in haying the health of themselves and friends
 Fcstorea and preserved Al lhisseason of tho
 yeay nothing is likc using 2 good and usslul scofftciiv5, and giving tbe svstem pssiset tcae
 Inc Afetss0 Sn5nIneFs aud ckaages sof Autumn and Fall. No lrticie stands 50 high in obSdeDce Df ihe con,mvAiiy. tbeing
 recommcnded and iised by eminent Physicians stud- -distingulshsa ciiiEsns,J as ss.
 DR. ST 1ErlkEH JnME11's JDsSLH AND HlGiiLr
 GELEnhATEp E 2 ALsH RE4ronane sBSTEeRs, which ainGves been tsieti and pfe0td and fhuAil toskassWper,0rl 70 piI other pss sphfstinha for tho cure oroil diseases afisina rom Impurities of the Blood, Deran gemert of iha Stomach. Bew- els, Liver or Nelyous Syeietn, and remarka-
 bIc for iheis ssstfengsheniDg. inviR iR0iativc. res- . taativs aud cheering prupesiics. A siARie trial will pteye iheir efficacy tee rccoumsfs.
 s'liis xI'slIis % Psissssis Easis Ill slr.asils. stng k1f1Sf ss4 sgis ssgE x N ts For saie by appoint si A aenlsiu every town and vIlIage ir New M. ma by dss:ess in NJ edieines eenefaliy. Aseul, "A Cs Smith, \ ILilehhsld. Com, N. x
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

CuRluUs. Al exchange paper says;---+t
 In inc year l640, the Legislssnre uf M sl rylsnd eascied law. making denial oi Ilie G,.dheaJ ol any of ills ibrre peTsanfpf ii.e TFipuy 1xnishsbIe by dsssl; aud i"f any reproacl,ii.! worda spoken si sl.eTNiri .ain. Mary. ihe whipping ;,usi ard -inprisI 0nmeat. al the pleasnre Ots tie mrd pEepris e:.,F. Thls act may te read Sn allils iengih ard breadth in Bncpub laws. aud is siiIl il lsrce 10 il,e DislrscI nl Coiamba. aiiIiangil abrpasie5 la Maryland hy the adoption ol the new cons'lla'ien,a bsi.ss ' saan assas
 te sas4 Ala----rT vtTF@ q Mgg te6i
 Hon. Tsiu,am BurRcss nf RlsnrlcuIslsnd, died lssllweek, bsina npwafda ai 90 yeass old. He was man nf considerable nnie, haRimR 6iled pssaias pul,lir niiieeg in hIq own State, aud represented B hlso 10 .Caeei eEesa ne was esnpAatItsly U e;Ishsdf
 .essf e fs4sss tf.sli
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Hats. CayYs. sxC.

..s Hats, Caps, SC
 III ss JACKSON has now of hand and is N. VI Aos constantly receiving frsm New N ork, Q large assortment of winter Goods, HATss CATS, FuRs, &c. His stock is all of good material and heiasest slye,and the publ will find ior their New Goods every week; sfs H. JACOBSON.
 Litch6eh, Oct. l7s. ssSsssss .4s sss a T7lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A WID MAS.-. The Cincinnati Ga : zettefof the 5th, mentions that ' man named Williams was stopping at the U.
 8. Hotel, tMoaday,who might justly be
 styleda wild man. He eats nothing
 that is cooked. nor drinks anything but . water. His meats, potaioes. and all his ! vegetables cabbages. turaips. etc., are raw. He alleges that he has not eaten any cooked food for several years. aad that any deviation from his present mode { of living would most probably cause his
 death. He rssidesin Iowa. andpis on his
 waYsto Washington. to make . purchase ? ofsoms United States land"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
D..ris. 2 cornssll ss Ptesats cou,i, oetots

Dlstrict ef Cornteall ss Prbbats 'Coarf, VOttobeJ TssrATS of MARTIN co E, late of Corn EI wall in said D pistrirt, .deceased.
 ORDERED H'hat tlse Exethtsix exhibit her nd minisFationIaccolan tbihis court for adjusnnens al the probate otfice in Cornwall, on the 27il day of Oct ober. 1853, nt 10 clpck forenoon onc that all persons interested n said esta te, nay Dc notified thereof. tie ExecntFix will canse fhis orierto bs published ir . ne wspapeF piinted siD Lichiicid. and post n copy thereof on theseign- post in said Cornwall. nea rest lhe late residence q sad asfFsseisf;g FsEpgIIf i5 ie Y ysdss
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
AAT q Court of Probate hnlsen at KStif. withiI .kA and tor the lisinct of lkeff, on the zt E dal of October, Al D. al25a a.AA asa AE ssEa N

of Qct0bpr, 2A, M aea As1 lsEa NJ ~ N
 \. s-ss3s Prescni, LUPUS FuLLsa, sEssq., Jndees
 On rs0iion Of Asa Sfnde apd .Enninel C. Conn, Executors on the Esfale ~. IOfiN N E}IL 3Eft1l late of Kent within said District, eased this Court doth deetee tbai SIX mOHths ha AllnNed and limited Inr tho cgediipEs pf saaid esiaie1s0 exhibit ilIelf clplms sgalnsI ,hs sams oths said directs that public naiceiJe given of ilia4fderby advertising, iA asHewsp8pef puhllshelfjns sISfch, fehl, aruh hy posing ai copy thereof on the public sgnrposi M said town cf Kent neAgesl the place where the deceased Iasi dwcts S t% .taSA
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

ts.T The Washington Star states that Jas
 Gordon Bennett, of the N,w York Her. ! ald,is disappointed applicant for the French Mission. The New York Times egpfrms the story on tho strength ol private letters from Europe. and says that he remained some mcntks in Europe awaiting favorable reply. '4t'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
.,Tar CHoIfaA ! N EoarHERa EgRopH.

,IAEsEHoLEhAIN IN NO RTHERN EUROPE. .Ihe N Y Courier says
 The fatality of the cholera at New. castle in Engknds at Copenhagen, St. PesersRnFg and 6tRef cities in Nor;hesn Europe. seems to have exceeded iis most ,I iinisnse nalignity during former uisita- lions. 4'Iie deaths at Newcastle were reported at more than one hundfed pes day The populaiions of that town ac- .scufliag to ihe census of S4l was 65. < .l1Q0 Inc mortalisy therefore, was near lyeqdsl to 900 thousand pes week for New York. and has been equaled in the ssedenI fssosds Of psslilepce by the yellow stsEsE q New Q 0flaaasH and 1o.her vplaces ! htlthe Soulhwesl and the claolees at St. . Lodis ine el84v. Tbe diseciioi, and tracs Of slie psslilence seem to be tho same al before iss last appsafapee h lI,is country, cs and tbese is every reason for the sad alD. prehensionI lhElalhs secBr.i ei IT Favhra, will again cloud sIs aAnslIs 8l slse Unissd -sSiaies in 1854. FofsWafhesl e its ap. epfo6ch 6 we are. sOaaething may bs done to miiigese theg sFFiofs of tlsl plague. and The subject Of sanatoty Fe! form may well occhpy thS th6agbis O| The-bsuevClspss 7 n \. w
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

Clalles Backhouse. a victim of delir, jun tremens,. was eaten by hogsin Trey. Ohio; nothing left of him ba. the big gest bones.
 The present National debt of the U. s. is sixty one thousand dollars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
WassEa ' Cea.lEe.z cppe. Tkeoph,l,

MINrEn sEsp pGcAs8gGs--C Cnme, Ekeophls Jus: flerodilps. wiDlef will be upun: you ss . thief tl,e night. YpnF buildings sI,esd be iiahl. and warlns. let ynnr windaws be nlendpd sI ihev need ii.. See iliat vaur wards be Tree from logs, brush. sppefanna !, Jed csrraaes.. eir.. whish. when cusefed with snow, may cause many a tumble, and ucshaps bniken shin. il not removed.
 s v SNhi tAaa iixn,! Thy h"u6ds shal' m6ke fhe weIkih answer them, and fetch sEfia echoes from the hollow esrih. Kill ll6 fn6Ee sqtirrels than you wsnI fnr your ipie. and nn more psrlfidges than yOp want Or your spii.~ To shy these hlile inno- cenis laF mere spor;, is . was.e Of time, nal4e4 a01 fb0fnis E Sl
 iissie lhe xepr grows aIis snd iss dealsl draws n'Nhs tag which event 'lis sime we nIl prepare. Kosr farming iaplns where are fheys Let ;llen beiRni6eTed inle s1ar cQnyenieni place. fn store for nnnIhfreesr. ssx-i1 f6 VI Sas ssq GoveFnA,g6l il d snia, cafismbIsst. t. s6s. SIStlhg tls. VandefbiIt 6 S'S S&ipy ( tkI i|,sflk stsf. ls sstd 10 qhlRa ,glgll lhe pesf t|in- Nlet' .esitaSlgs tce.sre b sssesrgus
 mn rff-en4 efi srs ts- s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

es Gov, Seymour. t is said. has taken snstgetic measures for the apprehension
 ef 'iho parties and accessories 10 the re> cent brutal prize fight at Boston Four ,aEdtnsts, and ihs auiboii.iss of Connec- ticns and Massachusetts are cooperating
 Riih him in his efforts,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

A great effort will be made byuihs frirnAn 0fslha HDuaic Tunnel Co obtain q loan uol ihe egedit sf ils 6tnts for two miIlion 6l dallsfs 6oIn llIs Hs&t Massa- onIi1B1x 1leEitiAIuse 2 A tlIl l0 that ef eGd6i, lset b.ll6n. tas tpsta'1ei la llt Hsass. tus a.lls'ei !. shs ssels' !.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
WOMAN'S RIGHTS CONVENTION! IN 1H SOFT. AgsHNR4afsRHs.

L ! E soxL Ass81GB LII Ess |: z s.e Hard and Se,t Iyo6ly flsdds" and Silver Greys in.council- l--the anresfrained Press--the licensed 7'ongae all rroclain the march of Progress and gsstot mss The upseltins of old sVays and lhe building up Of aelp. .is i,e iorder of the present day. With this unlim,tsd and Nnrcstroied Freedom, the eyes ot the good people of LiteAfsla coasss lsavs opened to the fact that tit isabaaer ioA buy etheif Goods Ut BRAp E e R n, In sSt1tsUt1TTvlLl5E,: sS At aproft of 10 per cent edsa a0spa ratlier than pay the pld fashicss profit of s3 l-a slsephersa
 Heh justrecsived nnother addition. to lis Splendid Ass0F Ftiineilt or
 D s E @
 Andinvites ArT f;gk or log. rsck or poor, laspe, hals or bliad- who have tie :. rsady in tsteiF hands, or BpTTrR in their pals, or Fees ils theft baskets to avail shelRsel Ives of the Basgasus1S is daily dispensing sothose Asho1f 1fasor h;na swih \ s s'',' ~, RIsADFORD, .. M ' sges rf ;t et.,gs. SE ess MI 54s x gIFolcotivilie
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
\. TEogv ReAd ~
 7Ae NsO 5istsoaigb lss,.gs,ly hd5k " UTE OF ZION!

by Il. b sN0OuBUNYs 9cSits cu nY HeNs T te sAktI@ F zTs0r, pastofOf the John st Methodist bAfc4 aMTcodipfisss nearly one c ioasape |; ;eeesef ahe 4, eEioiccst Music,s elnIiuR eitnqst every sbld tuae Of hny nc csif ever pHblishedi V r0pFfaents Some twa hundred ofill0 hsrsi U affpsers ilin world ever aew, eEssi epaiails exery variety sDl meter now in use. with eppians indsxns is every pas,. The Fl uTEis tlieyeflre held with ttufh io he a nlmnsi exhquEyiesG mihe ~ gIilA s1lsnsi saercd Musical 1frnspsns eses pso-cMiess f1 lId pubiie aRIeNingaSisifthe aNiinNi'iN 3ssH hi,gi.s ine zsal oi siia cdmmuninv laf sslsi. .h it s sieE siened. tie tunes are res equally aiups e lf lie fiKu1i Ru6kS 70 Il , lt ss.s s,I Chris.ians Of NE WpopprRY lss. Bv"k. shs
 a's Over ta, Gtd' Espies
 have bern issued tiflcs lie Eeafs ne8 and ttih ilse 1enl1tI 0h lbe iitrfeHsa.4 ss any Ebnktf 6tiden81 1f ias adlliFa ien e ehiel qss is HelI aeu cbiaFtetk ls:t4 fseFfd s,assss
 F'sAm sha n6 6fArsi&1sif wiGl ehiflt sle s.* V isf io sEsi hs;pd ls plisiuss is se'l''al'.'y ssfss s| e.s g.siaAa siss sa1tise tahi , rii,sf ..s Enie eF DlileiItlPf is ekFlo 1NH hsvs fl Sfiii .lo hiass ibt4 of cl5 by issss e ssns i0.l's FpDAVlgj E < nUnr1eeTor
 st s.sa kllls'1 By s, | So A GiaGsA 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
.Ile0O llOlIats ! Year ]!

HATS & c GAEass-.l .lsatesi styles, just sec'd
 II at a ALvoRRSs BEoraER's sINOlcoteitie. aDUFFAEst1 RJB ES.oF ailsizes. ouai ID Isies, and prizes, for sale by H. JACKSON
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

sa The population of Turkey in Asia is s.70o, 900. and that of Turkey in Eu~ rope l5.5oo.O 900. making a total of near 'ly 30. 600 .ooo:: nearly equal 70 the pop
 tnlation of France. although the country odssnoti so rshlckly settled. Tie popula. .tion of Russia nearly doubles that of
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27

gz,. The Washington correspondent of the Journal of Commerce states that the Ad. hinistration has come 10 the de,ermins> ton not 10 demand from any foreign gov> ernment. nor to surrender to any foreign government, any person who may be cliarged with crime, without an express stipulation to that effect.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
Rouselzaapiag CEodde.

iLinennnd cotton al1c elings caunlffp < bread
 blankets. CURTAIN N gATEKiAf, DaUssk
 Erocalelles. Dfapssies. 0il ehades, eoFnicss dtC
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
HAVE YOU BEEN ro mn
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Tn the mos, fashionable and scas0ndh'e Mfle rom the richest DrDeade sil ksto cctntaon Atsht
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-10-27
DiGlcultles fR the Cherokee Na,,op.

The Washington Star of last evening states that the Government has received adyices of serious troubles in the Cher okee Nations Itissaid that a portion of the nation was in arms against the au- thorities. and had murdered two of Ross party.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

The AMERICAN SEANEN AT HAvANA-.Nttc
Iorh, July 30-It is understood that the Gov
ernment will interfere in behalf Of the three
American seamen, part of the crew of the ship
Jasper, who are in prison at Havana on charge
Of being implicated in the slave trade
UNITED STATES TREASURY The balance on
hand in the United States Treasury is nearly
S23,000,O00
The STATUE TO WASHTNGTON.- President
has selected Clark Mills as the sculptor of the
colossal statue Of Washington ordered by Con-
gress.
FATAL DrFI-Charicston, August ,, P. NJ
A duel was fought here this morning between
Capt Dunoyant, from Chester, formerly of the
Palmetto regiment, and Mr. Legar6, formerly
of the United States Navy Legare was killed
at the first fire TPic
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-08-04

WHIG MEETING.-We are authorized to state
that the meeting called at the Shades for last
night, to elect delegates for the Third Represen-
tative District to the Convention to meet at Bat
on Rouge on Monday next, to nominate candidates
for Treasurer, Auditor and Superintendent of
the Pubic Schools, has been postponed until
Friday the 9th inst, at o'clock, p. NJ. We
would be glad to see the wings of the other Dis
tricfs string themselves.