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.CLEAR THE TRACK,

g. - s:;--;: - -
Nhs subscriber has just opened hs oid stand No n
Il Market street. next door to I. W. 4 W H. Eva,s r.
largest and most elegant stock OF READY MADE a yT
NG and tentlemens Furnishing Goods he ever hli t.
pleasure oi exni6ng 10 his tisnds and cusoiuer which,
he Is offering At wholesale and retail on such terms A. win
ne confidently believes, give entire satisfaction
His stock consists of FrOck and Dress Costs Of ev w
ety oi si and pattern; do. do Pants and Vests 0se
coats Box Coats &e, &c; Hats and Caps aTs 4ssorf-
men'; Carpet Bags Trunks Sairts Collars Stocks avai,
Umbrellas &c; large assortment Of Gloves IIose y and
Pocket Hdkis &C. all Of which new and purchased ii
ket
Thankful for the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed o
hn ne invites an examination into his present stool, and
priee as he determined to spare pans to psas hs
friends and customers
.- ... NJ SULZBACKER, Agert
sept3S-5m No 5s NJ ..
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Females. Ii stands pre-
eminent for its curative
mowers in all diseases for
which il is recommended,
called
Female Complaints.
Of these are PrOlapsus
Uteri, or Falling of the
Womb; Flour AIbus, or
Whites; Chronic Inflam-
nation and liberation OF
the Womb; Incidental He
mOrrbage, or Flooding;
Painful, Suppressed, and
Irregular MenstruatiOn,
&c, with accompanying
evils, Cancer eNeepted,)
no matter how severe orof
how long standing.
The CatholIcon far sur
passes other remedies, in
being more certain, less
avrNaugfva HpIlEayin~t tha
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23
Splendid ASSORTMENT OF THE LATEST STYLE
OF GENTLEMEN's
READY-NADE CLOTHING!
Arcade Clothing Store,

Arcade Clothing Store,
No. % Market street, opposite the Union Hail.
TINHANKFUL for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
upon him. begs leave to inform the citizens of Nash
vile and surrounding country that he has just received one
Of the largest and most complete assortments of Ganl
FIH and UiaGT Clothing and Furnishing Goods ever
brought to the city, which will be found unsurpassed in
0uaty and workmanship and at such low prices cannot
m 10 please The stock has been selected and made up
under my own inspection expressly suited to tn, wants Of
the city.
Also, large assortmen; OF
Children's Clothing,
suitable for ali ages and warranted to it
As my stock is very large offer great inducements
to country Merchants either wholesale or retail, at very
little above Eastern prices.
Give call as shall take great pleasure in showing
the Goods H. A. JESSEL,
Arcade Clothing Store 29 Market st,
oct6-3m Opposite Union Hail.
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UNION AND AMERICAN.
oFFTCE-No. ii, DEADERICK STREET.

THE WEEKLY UNION AND AMERIC AN-Is furnished
20 subscribers al the following rates Single copies
yesr in advance. 81 5O within the year$8 oO the end
of the year 81 90. CLUBs-0f i've and upwards-s2 90
per copy for year Clubs of subscribers viii be
ceived Cor SIX months at the foregoing rates. @
be TRI-WEEKLY is published every Tuesday Fhursdsy
and Saturday, IS per annum in advance if ns:paO
advance, Sc. -.l... -....
DAILY is published at Eight Dollars. .e e .aT
~ THE MONEY r. ALL CASES TO ACCOMPANY
SUBSCRIPTION Ii -'
Rsittanccs of subscriptions bo IAade by NAL ::
risk.
paper will be sent cut of the State unless the order
companied with the cash. -
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THOMAS HODGE.
NELSON WALKER.
HODGE. NELSON
HODGE & WALKER.
BARRIERS, Hair-Dressers, &c, &C.,

JeufT NIf'eet.
TAVE opened their new establishment and offer to their
customers and the public in general inducements
er before offered in this city. Having newly fitted up
house. we feel confident that all who give us a cali will
leave well satisfied In addition to Barberng HairDress
ing &C. we have large commodious and neatly furnished
Bath-Rooms These the finest in the city, and 10
convenience and comfort cannot be surpassed in the
try While passing gentlemen and patrons just step in
and see with magic make the hair y and what
salutary effect pure water has upon wearied and
cote body aug3-h
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EOR RENT.-A HOUSE CONTAINING SIX
rooms, &c, the Murfreesb0ro Pike, Il miles from
Nashville. dcc7 K. A. BALLOWE General Agent
nR. j. B. ANARCHISTS CELEBRATED
GATHOLICON. for The relief and cure suffering
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El1 many m other articles too NUMEROUS 70 mention h.
We would respectfully solicit all in want a sa6 -
cai and examine our Stock g
MYERS & MoGfLL
street. s ~ "' ese
dG4
Il iD AND SILK GLOYES-WE HAylly
may be found s'' aH-0Ng "N'oA
Buck Gloves Md finiSh-
cashmere Plush, lined;
Beaver
Cloth Pur tops,
Berlin, lined
Buck Gaunlletts lined:
Nd do, &c.
-, - MYERS 4 MeGILL
SrolA AND FANCY COLORED SCARE
ia, assortment Of stocks ia sn IAF-, ~
5srI; S'Aiuiog me number We have sold s;sy
- MYERS a McGilf
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Office in Mccombs' New Building, on Cherry Street
BdttC6ea Ds,EIertek and UsiDH.
dacl+12m RESIDKNCK-
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GROCERIES.


WINES AND LIQUORS,--THREE HIM.
w dred bbls I.eond's heetided Whisky:
100 do Pates do do;
so do Robertson county D ID Whisky:
40 do Old MonOngaheIa do:
25 bbls old Bourb'n Whisy so baskets Champaeue.
loo do American Brandy; pipes Holland Gin;
80 do n Rum; 40 boyes assoTted Coryiials.
% DO Gin; 20 bbls Old Port Wine;
~ 90 W me; 20 bbs pure Peach Brandy;
S0 40 nalkers Winter 10 bbls Apple Brandy;
Aiei go boxes Hock Wine;
hahRiPeS MADEIRA and 20 boxes assorted Brandies
Sherry VINES; 20 boxes Claret Wine.
1f pipes Old Brandy; .--.sII --IT'r''--T1I ,..l.
In store and for sale by Oct29 BEN M NOEL &C0
CUNDRIES.-ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY
~ bags prime Rio Coffee; % = = =
200 bbls st Louis Mills Flour rF1opr-
0o hhs % ir to choice Sugar 80 bbls st Louis city Mills
IVY IVY sois Reboiled Molasses; casks Madder.
ioS 70 1os sogarh0use do; loo boxes Glassware ~t,.
Ivy Ivy 4 Dds Sugar honse do; 100 bbls Vinegar t-..
loo kegs Nails assorted, On M po-,ioa4s Iu
,s yoil;ss p; AsSoc'eo; 90 bbls Crushed Sugar
- us-Sss - so bags Cotton arms;
10 bags Race Ginger;
10 bags Pepper;
In store and for sale BY BEN. NJ NoFr 40
oct29 ....- 70
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

T AND WARRANTS.-Wea are buying and paying
l. the very highest pnces for LAND WARRANTS. Per
distance having warrants to sell by sending TO
BY mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices which they selling at the time in Nashville and
the cash renitted or paid to order.
july2l DYER PEARL CO.
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DRUGGISTS &C.
D R u G. S 7 @ R f.
CorherOf Market and Broad s,s., Nashville.
". r. GRAY,

g SUCCESSOR TO CARTWRTCEyT AND
y ARMSTRONG, lWhoesale Dealer in nr,,,s NJ
eines, Paints, DYES, Glassware and Vsriets Goods
Corner Of Broad and Market street Nssbxi,,s rs
nesSee. Would respectfully inform the public thai he has
purchased the stock Of Cartwright Armstrong Drugv;sts
of Broadway and Market where be intends keenin
large and well assorted stock of Drugs Medicines Paints
Oils Turpentine, Dye Stufs, Window GLASS; Glass Ware
and all other articles usually kept in Drug Stores together
with stock Of varieties suitable for the Country Trade.
Druggists, Merchants Physicians Manufacturers and
Planters invited call and examine the stock before
purchasing elsewhere he is determined to sell at such
prices win give satisfaction to ALL the quality of the goods
warranted to be represented large stock having
been purchased in the East since purchasing the stock viii
enable him compete with house in the South west He
offers for sale low for cash. time to puneiual
500 gallons Tanners Oil; 500 lbs I4itharge
10 bbls Lnseed do; 1000bs Venetian Red;
bbls Lard do; l000bs Spanish Whiting;
bblS EPSON Salts; 40 bxs Boon's Scotch Snuff
500 lbs Ex Logwood; 20 bxs CARROTS do do;
200 fbs MaddeT bbls Macaboy's Snuff;
Us lbs Muriate of Tin; 1000ibs Putty; W
500 lbs Alum; 10. -if 500 lbs Aqua Amonia;
250 lbs Gum Camphor; 900 lbs Spirits Nitre;
5000fbs Sup Carb Soda; 500 lbs Sulphure Acid;
so gross NJ Lanes Yermifge 500 lbs Nitric do;
90 gross Fahnstocks do; 500 lbs Muriatic do;
80 gross Mustang Linament; 10 lbs Syrup IOd Iron
500 lbs Red Lead; -taa.l.. ~
Feathers, Beeswax Ginseng &C. taken trade at mar
ket prices octS0
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The subscriber offers for sale his residence, situ ;s
ated about miles from Nashville the Murtrees <sA
boro Turnpike. Ii Consists OF about 60 acres oneha in
high state of cultivation the balance woodland three never
failing SpngS extensive Orchard containing great
Tiey choice frTees with cOmmodious dwelling and ont
houses further description unnecessary, those de-
sirous to purchase call and examine for themselves
-0ne-thrd cash. and credit of and two years
the balance Ifnot sold privately before the 18th nst
the premises will be offered at public sale at the Courthouse
on that day uov9-tf 5. j. CARTER,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

TNKS.-ARNOLD'S COPYING INK; RED
i Ink Arnolds Blue Fluid; Guizos Carmine; Maynard
Noyess Black in all sized bottles PaysOns ndeble Ink
by the dozen or single Oote. For sale by
novS CHARLES W. SMITH. College street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23
THE GREFENBERG yEGETARI,CP PILLS

RE compounded with the utmost and skll and the
LAgredens are thoroughly tested BY the most eminent
Chemists They especially valuable for the prevention
and cure Of fevers in general all bilious and Liver COM
plants CoStveness Imperfect Digestion, Deficient action
of the bowels Sick Headaches, Influenza Asthma and
variety Of other chrouic diseases and in fine for all fam
ly uses Price, with full directions, 25 cents per box
For sale by ALEX. MACKENZIE,
dec3. No. II, College street.
And by every Druggist in the State
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

STEAaERE Il. HowARD.RY. fS~h
- NORvHERS, Master-This splendid Ask3SEEfe9
steamer IL nov in fine order and will run as
regular packet during the between this port Ar6
New Orleans. She will leave the first rise of water
For freight or passage apply to
noyS LAR YEATMAN AReOtsL
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BLANK BOOKSL
A large stock in store and for sale by
dec22 F. HAGAN
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saint Louis and Nashville Semi-WeekIy Steam
Packets.
ALFOSfs. JAMES NrLLEa.
SALl4lE " -NArr =
TTNHE above spiendid steamers will com (zsv-~ 4
mence their regular trips tbs first llyteS7<5
rise IN Cumberland River, and continue in -
the trade during the season. leaving Nashville and 81
every Tuesday and Saurday a4 NJ For freight or pas
sage having unsurpassed accommodations apply 10
Bov6 A. HAMILTON. AQeHt
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- eight wears old, fifteen hands high heavy name and
tail one hind white supposed be with Oal lnior
nation of the animal will be literally rewarded by calling
at Prices Livery stable NOvl9-tG
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23
MISCELLANEOUS.

REAT BARGAINS IN FIJRyIsHTNf,
" GOODS AT MYERS & McGILLS-As We infead 4,
% 20 oar new store on the first Of January next and il
70 make room for our Spring Supply we viii aeH our
soek al greatly reduced prices ully tEenty-Ive per
~ over than usual rates. Our stock consists in 1a.rt o.
C-oSlaSsh sgaa shoulder Seam Shirts-every vur;efY
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r R. R-N0. 2.-Radway's Renovatng Resolvent
Resolves, Renovaies Rebuilds. 1t cures ...
Seroula, TumOrs, Bleeding of the Lungs,
Syphilis, Consumption, st. Yius Dance.
Sores Rickets, Salt Rheum,
Asthma Nodes, Canker
Bronchitis, Fever Sores, Rash,
Ulcers, Erysipelas letters
The above eighteen complaints r. T. ResOlYent will posi-
lively cure
1t renovaes the system completely Resolving away from
hs Solids all impure Poisonous and Diseased Deposits free
ing the Blood and Fluids of Life from all corrupt humors
restoring Energy and Vigor Health and Strength TO every
Organ and Member of the body.
LETTERS FROM HIGH AUTHORITY. .,.
Hon J. j. Middleton, Of Waccamaw, s. c., writes us
under date of May 3D. 1883 that Railways RenOvatng Re
solvent cured one of his negroes his plantation Beau
fort of Serofuous complaint of many years standing.
The poor fellow a disgusting object of pity he
moving of Sores The other negroes could not remain
in the place with him. lie entirely cured by
Railways Renovatng ResOlven and is at work upon
the plantation To the people of s. c. Mr. Middleton is
well known and to the political world Mr. Middleton is no
stranger.
n SCR0FULA.-When the patient has been afflicted for
five years. under favorable symptoms will appear the
Xoffar RaSn
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DWEIIING IJOUSE FOE

' SALEThe undersigned offers for sale his residence
ppring Church Street. with the furniture if desired
Terms made known application to
K. C. FOSTER Sd.
Or in nv absence to g. NJ. FOGG.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

HUN pOWDER.-JUST RECEIVED AT
Jmy Powder Deport- s. .
500 kegs Hazards kentucky Rifle Powder;
$50 halves do do do do;
100 quarter do do do do:
$50 kegs do Sea shooting do do; ...-
ALS0-5O0 canisters Of pound each-a very fine ar
ticle For sale by s H LOOMS
nOvA-lm Agent tor the Hazard Powder Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

ITO THE EPUBLIC.-RADWAY & CO., TIIE
Inventors Manufacturers and Propretors of the justly
celebrated Z. T. r. Remedies the first TO discover
Remedy possessing the Marvellous and Miraculous power
Of stopping the most Excruciang Pains in instant al
laying the worst Cramps and Spasns, either internal
ternai in few minutes and soothing the most severe
Psroxysms Of Rheumatism Neuralgia, and Tic Doloreux
applied The K. r. r. Remedies consist OF
three Remedies each possessing quick and wonderful pow
certain complaints and diseases and will instantly
RELIEVE the Human System from pain
REGULATE each Organ to Healthy Action
RESOLVE away all Diseased Deposltes --
REN0YATE the body from all Corrupt Humofs.
REBUILD The Weak and Broken Down Constitution.
RESTORE TO Health Strength and Vigor all uusound
and worn out parts. 81 . -.- 30 .s-- s--.t t''
r. R. R.-NO. 1,-Radways 5 Ready Relief for all Acute
Complaints Internal External The moment II is ap-
piled externally taken into the system will stop the
most excrucatng pain and quickly its
RHEUMATlSM--Mr. Granger, mason well known in
Brooklyn was cripple for nine years. Railways Ready
Relief relieved him from pain in fifteen minutes enabled
him to walk two miles without the aid of stick crutch
three days, and cured him entirely in week.
Thousands of other equally wonderful as the
above, have been cured by r. X. Relief
CHOLERA AMORBUS-Radway's Ready Relief will re-
eve the sufferer for all pain in fifteen twenty minutes
1t will cure the most depserate in afew hours.
NEURALGlA---The moment Il. r. Relief is applied it
allays the most painful paroxysns, Ii will always
SICK HEADACHE.-ltw viii relieve the most distressing
pains in fifteen minutes 1t will likewise prevent renewed
attacks roo
AGUE-In ten minutes a tea spoonful of r. r. Relic
will stop the Chils and break the Fever. .
Aches of all kinds Pains of all kinds, Bruises Burns,
Scalds Strains Sprains, Stiff Joints IAmeness One APP
plcaOn of Railways Ready Relief WILL in few moments,
entirely stop the pain. .r. .... a........
Ii reduces swellings heals sores and wounds
bruises aays the violent rritations For all
pains use r. r. Relief Look for the signature Of Railway
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nNHE AMERICA.-THIS Il A "a
il yOrite Passenger and Freight steamer, k4s.i443t
now at Smhland, has been thoroughly 70
paired the past SUMNER and will resume her regular Ps
under the command Of Capt JEES JOHSsOS between tbs
port and New Orleans the inst rse Of water and
Time I'll the season Is closed For freight or p1z.age sp-
ply to JOHNSON WEAVER,
novl2 Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

NOR RENT.--A BRlCh HOUSE WITH
i SEVEN ROOMS, KITCHEN, sc, No IA Vine street.
between Church and Broad Notes with the approved
security required. Apply at office No IS, Cherry St
r. W. BROWN
dec6 Real Estate Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-12-23

a MEXICAN SUAP.-IOO boxes American Cream
"A Soap in bars; loo bbS American Laundry Soap, in
mass Warranted TO do the work of the laundry, in cold
water either soft hard or salt. For slle by
sent24 W II. GORDON 4 co
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

u A horse belonging to Ira Wanzer
Of New Milford was stolen from the pasA
ture, near his house, on Sunday, gath
alt. Mr.. w. suspected the intention of
young man, seen on the premises. and
at dusk went out to secure the horse
but he was too late. the horse had gone.
Nothing was heard of it until the follow.
ing Sunday, when young man, Burton
Evitts, drove into Danbury with the said
horse. and offered to dispose of it. He
was suspected and arrested; Mr. Wanzer
afterward identified the horse. though,
robbed Of his name and tail, and upon
his examination, Evitts confessed the
deed. He was committed for trial
Francis Lilly. brother of the notori-
Gus Girls. Lilly. who killed Mccoy in a
prize6gbt, was also arrested in Southeast,
just as he was saddling a horse ia the
field. which he intended to appropriate
to his own use He Was locked up at
Carmel.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

New ORLEANs.--The New Orleans
papers complain loudly Of the determine
ton expressed by the Democratic Board
Of Common Council TO DO nothing to stop
the ravages of yellow fever in the city.
for no other reason as we can see. bat
because the sanitary measures were Of
fered by the only two Wings at the
Board. There is no regular Board Of
Health in the city and the Common
Council refused to appoint one until last
Tuesday.
New Orleans papers of Tuesday last.
state that the weather was still unfavor.
able, and the fever was On the incl ease.
The deaths for the week ending on the
Slst ult., were eight hsndred and eighty
four, of which six hundred and ninety
two were by the fever. For forty eight
hours ending on the I'd inst. two hun
dred and ninety nine deaths occurred, Of
which two hundred and forty three were
of the yellow fever.
DR.. Nye, formerly of New York. was
among the victims.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
LITcHFIELD ENQUIRIES.
The EIecIiana.


AeatHcky.-The election last week 10
this State for members of Congress and
Legislature shows that live Wings are yet
left, and can make their presence known
when occasion requires. The result, as
far as heard from, stands Eve Wings to
Eve Democrats elected TO Congress. Il
is believed the Wings will have a large
majority in both Houses Of the Lcgis-
lature.
TenRessee.--A Wing is elected to Con.
gress from the Nashville district, the only
one heard from. Wing Governor elected.
North CGrot;nG. the second and
fourth congressional districts, Wings are
elected, and the 6rst. third and sixth,
(all heard from,) send Democrats.
alabama. Abercrombie, Wing, is
believed to be elected to Congress, and
possibly one more Wing.
In Misso~r; two Wing Congressman
are claimed. though the returns are in
complete.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11
srArE NORMAL scnoor..

The 6rst session Of the Summer term
Of the Normal School at New Britain
closed its session on the 9Th inst.
The second session Of the Summer
term will commence On tire 18th oil
August, and continue six weeks.
Each school society is entitled to have
one pupil 10 the schools and no society
can have more than one in any term. so
long as there are applicants from any
society unrepresented.
The applicant must make a written
declaration that his object in entering the
school is to qualify himself for school
teaching. and that he Intends to teach in
this State; and he must produce cer-
ti6cate from the school visitors Of his
society. that he is possessed Of the
qualifications required Of teachers Of COM
mon schools 10 this State. and that he IL
suitable person by age. character, tal>
ents and attachments. to be received rs .
pupil in the Normal School"
II is desirable that the visitors should
give the preference to those who intend
to complete the course.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

Pototos Res.-The Bridgeport Far.
sner says the Potatoe Rot has made its
appearance there to great extent
Families find it unsafe to purchase more
than two or three days supply at a
time. A farmer from Huntington says
that he shall lose mere than two thirds of
his crop.
The New York Tribune. says that the
late rains have nearly ruined the crop in
Westchestcr county, and that the farms
ers there are in despair. Some pieces
are already so far infected that they will
not be worth digging.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

A pleasant gathering Of the Gold
Fa"''ty took place last week ut the house.
OF Rev. Mr.. Vail. Some seventy -five of
the descendants assembled, representing
four generations, and the afternoon was
passed in social greetings. short speeches,
toasts, etc. We had intended a short
account of the meeting. but shall have
10 defer it this week.
A girl in the family Of friend Judd, Of
daguerreotype reno~n. had narrow
escape on Saturday evening. Wishing
to empty part of the contents Of fluid
lamp she had been filing. il was taken
to the stove. and poured into the fire !:
the fame was instantly communicated to
the lamp. and her apron. on which the
fiuid was split, was in blazs in a moment.
Fortunately, she was not alone, or she
must have been burned to death before
assistance could be rendered /; the dress
was torn off with no injury 10 her beyond
slight burns and great fright.
Coal is now for sale 10 the village; the
increasing price Of wood has induced the
Dr.. to add coal yard to his multitudin-
GUS stock Of goods ! The fact that it il
less trouble and less expensive will,
doubtless. cause it TO be used to con-
siderable extent. ......... .r,
The daily showers Of the past. week
caused a suspension of hay making.
though the crops will not be materially
injured thereby. '..* eee,r
The Irish prisoner who made off last
week has not been heard from-the best
way Of dispcsing Of scsmps, as they are
not likely to visit the vicinity again.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

GB 1t will be seen by the Goth an.
nual report Of the Litchfield County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company of this
village. which we pubiisl, to day, that
it still enjoys the increasing favor and
confidence of the'farmers of this section
and while we would not disparage other
Companies of this State, We are proud
to learn that according to the amount Of
property at risk. the Company has a
larger cash fund on hand aud safely in
vested than any other Company in this
State. ...
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1853-08-11

CELEBRATION AT PLVMoUTH.- gath.
ering of the descendants Of the Pilgrim
fathers was held at Plymouth, Mass. ON
Monday. A very large number were
present from all parts Of the State. There
was a splendid procession, and about
$500 sat down 10 dinner. A deputation
Of the New England Society Of New
York. were present. Speeches were made
by several distinguished gentlemen in
attendance. a7 @