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The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

DAN BROKE LOOSE. "A few days since,
the dam Of the Rock Creek reservoir of
tho Bear River and Auburn Water and
Mining Company, broke loose, washing
awav many feet of embankment. The
company's loss by this accident will not
be less than $4,000. We are pleased to
learn that the work will he repaired and
miners supplied with water as usual dn-
ring the course of the coming week.
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20
HERIFF'S SALE. BY virtue OF " a.

- attachment, to me directed, Issueu ". IN.
Of the hon District Court OF the ll'1 x.ote.
dicial District in and for Placer county sA A,
of california, on the 9th day of Auguss's
D. 1859, in favor OF George Nelson ana agIhe have
John Walk for the sum OF $o75 l5-loV, ;ahes,
attached and will offer for sale to the n's sS7tb,
bidder for cash on aturday, Aug 81 in;on
1853, at / o'clock of that day At the eyovads
Ranch, miles east of Auburn, on the n'tsrest
road, all of John Walks right tue, d1sn.ribed
and clam, in and to the folloEipg ue. sn and
property to-wit: One yoke'or Eo1rAl 0AO
1900 clapboards, more or less - >, sheriff
s. Asst N onorr'
bv E. B B0ust Deputy
Auburn, August Goth, 1853. lit
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

Nw- Adams g. Go. have placed US I'D
.cosssssion Of the New York, Boston, 81
7 .onis and New Orleans papers brought
The weekly Placer herald., 1853-08-20

NOTICE.-l understand that my nai'''
~ has been signed to note or ho'eo
>ow this is tu torewarn any person from s'en.
ing my name to any notes as Will proSeot,sss ",ss
them to the extent OF the law. All nosSo
given by me are signed by me, ana unN nO
others are good. JOHN II. u" INV
August 20, '53 At
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
SILVER WARE. Fine Gold < Silver Watches, . jewelry
 Fancy Goods. Sc.

1t the Old Stand No ? Exchange place.
 BRIDGEPORT. CT. eHyfaE firm ot Diackman ey ssaDt,f.l so ionv -A- knownai he above place having dis- solved. he business is now conducted by ,lfe subscriber who will be happyrto see all who visit the city either for business or pleasure. IL IS my intention to keep larger assortment than has eve @een offered ID this place, which will ai Iliimes be freely shown either to the purchaser or the curious. My Stock ofJewelry isvery largcand em bracing every style in fashion.both fine Goit and plated.
 Ladies and Gent:emen's Gold Watches O every descripti"n, quality and price. from $20 to $s200. and Silver Lever, Lepine, and Verge Watches ot every quality that can he warrartef ie keeptiRe. Silver Forks. Spoons Knives. Ladies, Cn:s, Sugar rongs, &c.,, a latge assortment always on hand. warrantedas as pnve as coin, and ot the most fashionable sfyle. silver work oi all kinds made 10 order. Jetyelry and Srectacles made and repaired ,.: e5 Wedding Cards. Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons Sc. engraved in supetinr ,tyle. Fine Watches. repairedin the most perfect manner. andwacrsnted in all cases to perform we'll, Watches sent by Express or otherwise or repaiTs will receive immediate attention.
 GEO. s SANFORD
 2" No 2 Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
! Hart Female Seminary.
 PLYMOUTH. CONN.

THIS Institution is established in that ia yiiing location, laiethe residence of Mrs. Rev. Luther Hart and Rev. Ephraim Lyman Plymouth Center. itis intended 10 be frs, class Boarding and Day School for inc ednca. lion of Young Lsdies. embracing regular course in allibe solid and ornamental hrsDch es usually taught in such institutions. |, is placed under the charge of Miss F. Fl. DlcK ERaaAN, lady of expenence and superior 4uatEcaiious, who will be furnished wiib competent assistance in ahs varlous depart- nieiis. X0nna Ladies ff0m abroad will board VI tho lamily with her. and he at aM times suhJecs 70 herpupefvision. No etfors all be spAfed to render this Seminary one which lui thotoughness. of instruction. and kind reli gi0us snHlence is worthy of the coniidencs aI,d patronage of the putiic.
 The Fail Term will commence on Ws3nes. day. Sept. I4th, and conslpue fourteen M, \ For Circulars containing paY,iculars. and Tor application for admission, address
 REV. !. P. WARREN:
 Aug0st, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
ancy Dry sooils.

BEEO OItE yoa buy your Spring purchases examine q Bsadf0fd's h Wolcolivllle the pFsttlcel, cheapest and most fashionable lot q Dsess Gcods ever offered lc ihe Ladies ol Lsiiehield County. Black silks oi celebrated Manuiscture ant warranted not to crack. from ,S7 10 SI .37 per yard beantlini Nous. de Laines ffo.n 10 ta 2s cis. Snalley aud BeraEe de L.ai1es iron, 10 to g. Lawns and Fseach Alaslias from 6 10 sS, Glnghasns of new slyies is etc per yard.
 CAiicoes M every shade and price.
 EMnRolDRRep CoELkAs. UNpeRsLEgvEs, CnEnsskyfS, lntSinis Wais,s, Ed Rines and lnsekligs, tong and shost embroidered Mlitts. hid, silk and liSle thread GlsVes. hlaek, sllk and fancy shhwlS i9 Iact. iulI assortment of cheirn Goods. CHEAP Reder lhs syslem puschaea, Viz Cash and Exchange. Try me, and prove wh6t say.
 BEs Butter wanted iis exehanee. BRADFORDss CHEAP STORE,
 Welcollville. Ct.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
GADIMET E'URNUIlRlE,
 CHAIRS, AsC.

vNyHE subscriber having taken Tlse old
 N Stand, occupied by his father, H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as CGh- met Ware House, begs leave to inform tlfe public, that lIe has on hand very large ass0r,ment Of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suited to the coun> try market, and having facilities, second to ao establishment of the kind in is.pSFt of tiIa State, for manufacturing aBy 'afliGIe tn his line. to order, with despatch. andin the best styleOf workmanship, feels assu- red, that he can supply customers bdLh as 10 quality and price. on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhere.
 In his assortment will be found at al times, Superb Sofas. at less than city pfi ces. Mahogany. and a large humber df oth IT kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chaifs of slI kinds, tables, bureaus, Secretaries, and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 . earnestly request all wishing to purIr ase any thing in llis line to give him | call, as he is determined. 10 make it'fdr the interest nf ail to purchase at his estab. listm CT, on account Of superiority in the .rtictes, and cheap pnsssin the price.
 JAMES H. LINSLEY.
 Woodhury, Feb. %, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
NEW GOODS
 AT THE EADIFsSs STORE.

TUsfrecsiyed, new supply ot fashionable . L,dies' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c., comprising Plain and Figured French and English Muslin. and Bafrage De Laines As s1 Frenca and American Super Mourning and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Calored Dress Silks, Poplins and Alracca, Mourning and Colnrrd Square asG Long Shswts, Mourn, ing and White Wrought s viss Collars. Cos tasetls and cuhs. Swis4, Book. Jackel and La.e Elgings ant; Inxeftings, velvei and Silk Rih5 ms. Ribbon Gimiis, Fringes. &c.. Alex. aDder's and other, Snper Kid, Silk and Thlead Gloves, Patent Rubber, and Morocco Shoes Paper tangiAgs. large stock Of Muslin and Woolen shirts and Linen Collar, Blcached and Brown Cnlioa Shcesinss. !Shir,ings Iicknes. Frath r ,S~,
 ALSO Gracerits Teas. Sugars, Mpasses, Candies Also 10000 H,yfens' Bricks ard Pine Boards, for sale Ciiean.
 @ 20a Sewers wanted an Skirts and Un-! der ShiHs. x N ss. a B. x. N. <. t8s fs
 $. N. BRONSON V Agent. 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
L1TCHFILED COUNTY AGlR utlf TlJRAiL STNR lE


 VIE subscriber has made an arrangement ~ with Wm, Huvey tor ihess4le vfIrie eel ebraied Straw and Corn Stalk Cutter. shall sell all sizes oi his Cutters at inc lowest cash prices. w1Olesale and retail By purchasing these Cuiters. Farmers and MechaiIics wsll be able to save their stock ftom starvation. A great variety oiNeW York Ss Boston FLOWS, Sylhes, PHchfoiks, Manure Fopks. Bog and Potatne Hooks, Shdvefs. Spades, aec illAIRD- WARE oi all kinds, Door Tr'mmings Hand and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes of all kinds DRY GOODS GROCERIES, CRoCKtRY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 Stoves and Pipe and Furniture, great va. riety of the moet approved patterns
 Furnace Castings of every descripfinn- Mill Gearing Cf all kinds A-Natel- Whcela. ovelshot, pitch-back and pfessure--everything in the Iron line can be had at the shortest notice at Baidwin'xF Furnace.
 Abnve all, Ba.dwin's Improved Railroad CHAIN PUMP are taking the lead of ever, thing in tlte pump line. These pumE gre sure to give satisfac ton.
 Being located onihe line edffhePrdyidence, Hartford and Fishkilt Railroad. pumps are sent t0 any part of the United States al the. shortest notice.
 Turning La,hes and Turning Engines. Machinery of every description made and repaired. Paaticuia. attention paid 10 getting up new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and ihiashefs, wood saws, Sc. SSc.
 The subscriber Hattershimselft that his ldns experience will enable him togive aiisGactiol in all the branches et hts business. etJ-Call and see. Don't io-get the pla.s. WANTED-lO0t tons scssE iron
 H.. BALDWIN. washingioa, Conn, Aug 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
.f W E,0iae.

HAVING removed his business 10 Norfolh, is prepared to execute all kinds of work in his line. Particular and petsonal attention aid 10 ,paiting on in roofing, making and putting 0p cave ,rdughs, h, ing down hydraulic rams, putting up cistcrn pumps and laying down lead pipe. Also, on hand full assortment of Tin Ware. Brass Kettles, Sc. &c.
 About ikc first of June my sales room will ne opened and well i'll with Cook and Par. Tor Stoves ufall patterns and prices, stove pipe and Zane. stove furniture, Britannia aud Jap anned Ware. Shop opposite the Gr;st Mil.
 Norfolk. April 2S, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
BoUNTY LANDS:

WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS SC. DYa late Act of Congress the Wsdows ana ID minor children of officers, nor cafnmas- siored. officers musicians and pFisates. bon .egular and v0luateer of the war of t6l ? and of the Indian wars since lFe0s are entitled to five years half pay.
 The Widows of all revolutionary pensio'i- .pensions. My terms fer procuring pensions are Liberal, aud ny facilities spch as tO Ksas- antee success. would invite alt persons who may have claims on the Governments t0sgive me call. All advice free ol ehatge.
 HENRY BGRANES. Attorney atLaw
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
RATS, CAPs &G.
2ss.lzaher alad Coal!

w 2 would pail lbe attention just now . our patrons and cisiomers sgehcraIIy 10 the sfnes fkal wa haxs decidedly she bssi ansl lat, Rasi aespfimsnl ef f.nmher 10 he fo,snG ir the [ Ha0ealuck ynlIey, not excepting Brilgeposl. oUs . 4sni,sg is mostly wclI ssasenel, and in tIse hesi condition fNr dfessiag. Thasc in .,saul ~ f wiIl do well 10 call soon.as srasoned 1.nnsber will bs obtained wiih difficulty from lhs early shipsnenis.
 5Ne have SIso Lelsieh, Whise md Red Ash N.nsly op hand, Allof which, together Nilh ess EHmbek Shineias, baibs So, we ere selling Fl prices tower than prenspt maskes rates. 2 WATERBURY, LUMBER < COAL 70.
 Apla 8 1853
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Bridgeport Power Comps ny

slSHlS Company afe about erecting. m IL ceHtsal locafian, several buildings. each Fnnr Hundred feet in length, fifty feet in width, and three siories high, for the purpose nf letting out rropelfinG power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They wiH he provided with from THREE n FIVE hun. dsed horse power and will have accomnuda> lions for about 1000 workmen. Applications for Power and Room may be made personati. ar by letter to either ofihr snbsrribers.
 P T BARNUM. tag
 VIM H NOBLE.
 DIV THOMPS0ss,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
IIEoaI1.l EnstitutiOn.
: fIrV4f.E COLLEGE

"|| IA 4AtrAN V >f-
 THE Conlss of L.eciuFes commences an puaIly on ths lust ThBrsdayin SeP'emosssn"' continues four nnoulbs.
 BnNsamrr S1EES.stN, v. R., lL' -t. Ls..'ss9 s.. ., F-.r.;rns sf Chtmissry and Fharmacy
 1s.. Ssrs. \. p, Professor Einetitus Of Ma ,.r;- IT nsdica and Therapeut:cs.
 ToN1rIlkh KMlaHT, M sD., Professor Q! ihe py;nciDleg and Practice og Surgery.
 TImo2ax P. BEERs, sli. D {, Professor q Oe- Stalrics.
 CaxREks HoOkra, M. D., Professor Of An atomv and Physiology.
 Hswsy Ba6ssoN, m D., Professor of Ma. ,,.,. Ngs5;oa and T'hefapnesics.
 WgaFHlNeroE HooKER, M D., Professor cf ,be Theory and Practice of Physic. BENJAMIN SiLKiM1N, JR n. D., Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 On account of previous engagements of Prof. SIELss1AN, Jr., tho lectures on Cheilis-l try, during the ensuing term, will be given by Prof. JoMx A. PoRTEn.
 Lecture Fees. s6s, so; Masncuiation S5 i; SIS. .a. cHAs. HOOKER, Dean of tho Faculty. New Haven, Aug. I7, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
WATERBURY Marble NEaHAspfactOIrv

PERSONS iD want of Monuments, Hcad Ston,s, TabIets, &c. can be supplied at cur establishment with as chasic a, article, and IS cheap as at any other establishment in ihe state. A large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments in Philadri hia and Greenwood CeBrlersess; a!so a collection Of Engl,sh Desi gns, wl.fch \ ill. those of our own dfaughiits s. makes one of she best colt ct.ons in ths state. Picas. refer io D. Samuel Blei. Dr "A s Lewis or DrE M Hooker.
 N s. WARREN, Agent.
 syV8scrb,,fv. April 1883
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
.1-- Ne1E DVle STOCK
 AMN SPRING GOODS

THE undersigned. having just returned from Market, with fnll and complete as- aor,ren, of Boots and Shoes, unsurpassed Eor bean,y and fasl,lon, st'lecscd will great care and attention in reference tc the Spring and Summer ,rade Among our large stock nav be found every new style known tu the, trade. many Of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in county Ou. stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality he yoad dispute and we are bound to sell a, "allhasard.
 We therefore iaviie all, in this and the 'heishboring towos to give.ns . cal. assuring ,heen, that they will i"d thai which they have s3ens sought for, to wit :--the height nf fash- ;en. beauty, and durabil.,y combined. in he article of Ladies, Gents, Misses. hoys and Childrens Baots, Shoes, Caters. Oxford ties, Polkas. Jenny Linds, Monterey Cpsh-s man. ties, Sc. Sc. At the Old Brick S,o,e f, st Door Yves, of ihe Court Honse.
 MEAFOY St TROWBRlDGE. Lischficid, April 25. 1855.
 BEAUTIFUL AND CHEAP! is the cx- clamation oi every one who examines Brad. fofd>s Muslins andsEawi1s. Splendid coiors and patterns, fresh from the auction rooms of New York, are now going with . RusH->ai prices which astonish even the shoppers of Dry Goods. A 0 7BRRDFORD,
 W oicottsillc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
NEW YORK.
EDWARD LAMBERT < CO.,,

h1WV MAD b.MNkaDbx1A ~ OWo9 si BROADWAY, opposite ,he U. States 8o,.dcd Warehouse, Importers and Jobbers ol | Rich Silks,
 paris D:ess Goods,
 Sha~ls, Gloves,
 Elnb-niderics,
 White Goods,
 Ribbots, &c., iBsise the attention df hhefcham,s iron. all sec t.Ons to their unriyallrd assortment Of SILK .4JND FANCY DRYGOODS, imported with special reference to the wanis os irst class bnyers, and 'ih three important particulars, viz; Taste. Variety dhd Price, believed ia he unt4u6itsd.
 MesArs. E. L. q Co, hasins been eng ga ged in ,his hasiness for many years ,n Phihdel- piiis, where the iasie is not unlike, in many 9espscfs, to That o9 the Northern and Eastern Staies, iIcy would call iispariicular attention 10 ,a,eis sl, les. many of which are controlled en. iiscly by them.
 !, having bceR cd that our busireas ls almost exclusively Sonihern, we would beg leave to say that our goods are adapted 10 ev. ers seclian If the WnsieA Siates, Northern, Southern, Esssesp and Weeiern, and that ip styie Andp pltce they wlllbe lonnd equal .s any other HoNse.
 On and slter Dace,n6es ast, next, we shal loccNRy 6Or new Mxftsle Warehouse. now be ing erected, No sb Chemhers Street, | door lirom Bs0adwa directly opposite she PArks guly 6, 1858. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
NaUgatuc Railroad. szs9 I;ls h]
Summer Arrangenaent, commencing Auq
 8, 1853. :,
TRAINS our or BRIDGEPonT.

d ' t , ! TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT.
 FIRST Fre,ght Tain leaves Bridseport for Winsled at 5 l5 A. M., connecting a, s,ratfnrd with she 500 A. M., Train from, New Haven. .
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridseoor, for Waterbury, at 2 45 A. M. con5eci,n1 a,. Stra,iord with the 30 "A. M Train from New Haven.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridseport' for Winetcd, al a0. 33 A. M., or on arrival of thc A. N. Express Train from New York connecting at the Junction with the 1o. f5, Al, N Train from New Haven.
 Third Freight Train will leave Bridsepor, for Waterbury, ats4I0P M. Second Passenger Tram leaves B.idee- port fer Wins'ed at 5.3S P. M., or on the ar. 'ival of the s.00P. M. Express .Tssin, from ISNew York, connecting at fhes5uncii0n with 'he 5S0 F. M. Train from New Hayeu.
 TRAINS INTO BnIDcRPoRr.
 Fust Passenger Train leaves Waterbury snr Bridgeport at i5 A. M !, connecting at tho Junction with q train to New Haven. and at Bridgeport with the 'e.44 A. M. Tain for 1 New York. Second Passenger Train leaves Wins,ed MIT6 A. M., connecting ut the Jnnc.iol. with a Train to New Haven. and at Bridec-. port wish the 10 or A M Trainsto New York. First Freight Train will leave Waterbury tor Bridgeport at l2 AS F NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wiasied a, t65 M connecting at the Junction with q Train 10 New Haven, andia Bridgeport with he 4s63 P M Train to New York.
 second Freight Trsin leaves Wins,ed ~t IA 4t P M.
 A Passenger Car will he attached 10 each Freight Train.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Siege from WUodbur. South. barys Sou'hlord, and Oxfard, w.ll connect d, Seymour Humphreyeyille w.lh Inc A M TFaih down. Returning, leaves every alap on the arrival oi the 5SS P M Train from FsriaSe port, and on Tusedays Thuradays and sn,nr. days. on arrival of tho 10 30 A M Train. McNe.ls Siege from Watertown. VII ean.. meet at Waterbury every day w:ih the 4 s0 A M Train down. Retnrnine on, arrsvel cf the lO 30 A M Train from Bsideeport. and on Saturdays from the 2S PM Thin S Fenn's Stage from Li,chfield will conncc. at Li,chtield Station with both passeneer Trains each way.
 A Stage for Hiicheocksville. Colehrsoh River and New Boston, will leave Winslsd every day on sgrigaI If the noon passen1pr Train. .tetafnipg s0 the q l5 A M Tram slnssnI tEF kreiskt will bs way- -biIlsl as asgal Eom each Station Cor New York, New Ha- ven, and Bfidgaposl.
 PHILO 9URU, Superintendent.
 Bridgeport. May e, qSts. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
NEW GOODS. R Fl. RICHARDS.
MgRR GET AMT TAIX0,

IT . A c H AMT q AxL on, HAS just received . large assortment oI Ll Spring and Summer GooSs, consisting of BfOadclOlhs, Cassimeres, aad Trtnmings ,f all kinds.
 Also-Ready Made Clcihing, consisting of A,eEy article In the Chlhing fine, and his ,iock of Clothing is all his own manuiaciure, md warran ed, 70 give the best satisfaction. Furnishing Goods in . great variety. and a Cioihine. which will be sold cheap for each. Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Qaal,,y. aud Low Prices. is the Motto. Come. aud see. F,rst Store East of Whecler,s Hotel, Wcsl Street Liichlield.
 N. 8. Wiil not be undersold.
 THOMAS n. RICHARDS. Liichfeld March 24 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
$Seese Ts0m 1Hneres.

THE subscribers have made arrangements to kcep conmant supply of a firsl rate ate ,acle oG GEESE F HATH FRS selscied and packed with eseas care bs onvselvea. in pack agSs af from 20 10 50 lbs and will furnish at all times any quantify from 20 lo loO0 Inc, Of a quality they will warraatas good as 'the beat and n as low prices as can Dc purchased q V Qual qraiisy ,in the Slate.
 s. q l.. HURLBUT Winchester. 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
WAN TED, AMERTcAM SUNIAO.

NOW is the iisne 10 gather Il, and the esub- scrioers will pay far maikei price -cAsH for 50 ToNs delivered at onf Facfory THIS SEASON. For further information, call on the subscribers.
 W4rERsuRY LEATmEa Mr'e. Co. Waterbury, July 2j, 1853. 2.,,e
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
lR. .Me9.a.Saaaesas, At the Old Stand.
HAVING procured an assistar
 Watehmaker and .Jeweler. wiI

HAVING pfoeufeu an assist ant
 Watehmaker and Jeweler. will
 con,inueio do any and.a.l kinds si watch repairing and watch jewelinR that may be intrusl. q lt his care in he hest man. nes and on reasonabltt terms. no pains vii he spared to give satisfaction toevery cus,omsl Thankfulfo past tavors htwould solicit tht continuance C. of the public patronage. Also,s choice ssoriment oi Watches. JewesTysnt silver Ware a, low prifcs for Cash.
 Litchfield May 1851 ly3 #
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
WATERBURY LUNBBR < COIL co. Dedters in
E O~a L.

{ AT WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. Manufacturers of Sashes, Doors and Bliuds. Turned work, viz: Newei Pos,s, Bed Posts, Table Legs, Clothes Posts, Hitch Pes,s, &c. Also on hand, mahogany, cherry, black wal nut, maple, wildwood, SIc. Flaming timber and plank planed, boards and planiy pianed and matched at short notice. Office, near Railroad Station, Waiert ury, Crnn.
 F. A. LUM, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
E. R. Iudd,
-nAauERRRIAN ARTIsT-

-DAGUkkkkIAN ANItSI- HAS just returned from New York win . splendid sssorimont of Mache, Velvet, shelf TuFkey, Composition and PaTie Casos-Gilt and Rosewood FFames-G Gold Lockess, Sc. Pictures taken daily uI hts Gallery, No. 9 South st. al prices varying from el to siO. Here, childhood. with it's winsome face, And stately woman's qmeenly gracc,
 And l0rdly mans ihrperid HroSRn
 Are each adroitly penciled down.
 Instruction given in the art, and apparatus furnished 1E reasonable terms.
 Lnchieid, May 18th. 1893.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
1F4atNbUaV, Aueaei ,eln, 8e6y.

WAneAbUax, Aneasi Sin, se5S. F'f Kdli@f The Weel Rutland Marble <AsA t0N uol.96o in your paper of lasl week S F fond nI f6t WATERRUny MAR m H&OEAcfOKY. And G is salIi as
 # ''1|'st 1Hd lakes heaaiiiul polish. Is . ''sS X 4It<tSn .Mutis ihal is worth |z .'E M Etn4menir. Grave Stance, &c 4z sse| .&4I 1lHsys oa hand. and it is .| q. ztNs3 4 ts Eime 9.one lhat ie ped. &'s1 .f4s.lAs t56Aifs from NsM RteDlon.
 g. WARREN. Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
Store Stand Tor Sale!

'sfiE Store. House, Lot. and appurtenan- ces thereanto belonging, situated in Litch6eld. three doors west of the Court Eolse, formerly occupied by Lynan l. smith and now occnpiedby H. B. Richards, for n Grocery and Provision Store. i. of> fered for sale, and will be sold cheap. The terms of pay nlent can be made easy to any one who wishes to purchase. Enquire of
 LYMAN-J. SMITH. or
 GEO, H. BALDWIN,. 1Litclilield. Jan 24th. 1883. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-09-22
TO FIgaas6lieS WISHING TO TAKE IN SEWING.

Mss StIIPLEY would inform the ladies of this and she neighboring villages that shr has . supply of Shifts apii Drawers to pst out to he scanned, for which she will pay the bee, prices, and Cash dn the woiis being returned. Residence in Prospect st. Wclcottyille, al the rear of the Congregational Church.
 Wolco,tyille, August 20. 1853.