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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

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ALI aad Tensss.i The ssnsses ws:ss.n sns
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RS Albany y ''N '-' y For $ sy 1ssS.s'
sSS siss' :. E sS'Isi.
Passengers received aad Boxsry ana
::i,
corner Of ''i roy AT ssn:rs
fyAH1DEN AND An1ey RAIKoAD TO PHrLADnl.
as S9 BiT No MSTs Inv S q daily
.ssmsos' Trenton 70 South SS.s
Inns at By steamboat John Potter Aaooy, 1aens,
s.fs y Returning leave fhiAd''FAi' a A. And'
u Chambers street, for Albany and Troy
with Reaching Buffalo or aons.s
MAI train, > A. A.-Throuxh way trains ~ Il u. ana
For fassss~a l ii r n For Psshssi S ~
snS ran om Canal street, for Albany and o,
stopping at all way stations rprncu s,,,,,.
MORNING LINE FOR ALBANY-LANDINa ONLY
Kingston sad 0 Fare 20 AS.ny
served board The steamer Armenia Captain l. Polhs
will leave the steamboat pier at the foot Of jay street
every Tuesday Thursday and Saturday at O'Clock A. M
and arrive in Albany in time for trains west
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRECT. VIA
~ New Jersey Archaeological States and Express line.
street, at g. g. and A. M and i9O and $40 r IL Leave
Philadelphia at 30 A. M via Kensingtsn7 and NJ and
q for second class in NJ from New York and 4so
and through baggage carried Baltimore. Washugson
NorfoR and Charleston in the and A. n, and 40 and
behind time Passengers with the ferry Hs
minutes before The trains leave.
NEW YORK TO MONTREAL, OGDENsBURG, Bur.
Bellows Falls Rutland Windsor White River Wells River
montpelia s. Adams Rouses Point Ticket effcss-Nsw
sixth street, and Fourth avenue
FRANCIS HYDE. Agent, lb2 South street,
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.RPORATI0N NOTICE.-PUBLIC NOTICE rs HERE
given 10 the 0wnors occupant or occupants
ahousee and lots i'm proved nnimproved lands affect
rsby, that the following assessments have beon
by the Assessors and lodged in tho Office of the
Au OF Assessments for EXAMINE altos by all persons
he'd Wis For building sewer in Fifteenth street. bo-
\ the FIRST and Second avenues. Tho limits embraced
oh include all the several houses and
vacant lots pieces and parcels Of land situated
gides Of Fifteenth street, 32 feet cast from Second
both sides Of Livingston place, 70 feet north from FIJI
street. AL persons whose interests affected by ths
named assessments and who opposed to the same,
her Of them requested to present their objections
AZ TO tho undersigned at their ofce No Hall Of Re-
within snirty days from the date Of this notice.
WILLIAM GAGE,
CHARLES J. DODGE, }Assessors
CHARLES MeNIELL, y
90 Bureau Of Asssssmsnts Street Dopartm ent Got T.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

THE LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA 5TEAx
ship Company Intend sailing their favorts steamships
FROM PHILADELPHIA.
City OF Manchester. Saturday, Nov. o..
FROM LIVERPOOL
City OF Glasgow. Wednesday Sept A.
cS Saloon So sSS and SIS t.cccrdin. 70 ssts rScms5
limited number Of class passengers will be taken
and found with comfortably cooked provf9iens, for
425. to Lverpo $40. ;. from Liverpool.
Psres wishing bring out their friends cor
hcate of passage and drafts the Bank OF Ireland In
sums Of 81 sterling and upwards Handbs be had
the Office Of THOkAS RICHARDSON, Agent
No. Is Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

70 Z. sss ind New zS
- - n"w,. From New York. FROM H.yrs
~ :: s:s5s: s.;
S sss . Sisi STa5 Rsssss Ss1 s ssi
LOO tons burthea, yulyI Aug. L.
T.: ssl,S:s. All az: ~ ~
n sas @
ana oonnandsd q sapsrsaSe = the srsas
Il ss rem Ssss
charges but seS;f s Pea. street.
Steamship oomrany oonnsssins ihs rasSe Man steam
sslfeISi. and eIsson Il. x.pIsw: sns e. g
;.s s':'ss s';s
I a ; :. s VT. &c SEs s.ss
sSsss faSor. can now 10 purchased - shs follow
Tiss ts ssbi GS through ticket. 800
sssersss' through, found bed and beard s.
y The I.ssmS sas s.p:p,s Ea:sss
crossing Isthmus found on any
1s.s m aspx WHIT
MI q
tona David G. Mitchell comm .ndor viii 81. from the loos
H ana
shsd style Sp'O to ANY in sns trade asn
unrv.sd Steamship Uncle ssr 1000 tons Wiiisn
dassy sa % ss Of the M
sn Ssrs afss s fPn Sam has 70
her former honors the Atlantic route BY her nnriva
ssiers soeonrIshsa y days ssnad:n.ls sspsssd
.g ss a.. %a ~
70 sight days ssus passengers BY any
ESTABLISHED that Il would Be superuoss to say shsy are
no They s are s
cd in excellent style and will be provisioned in the
10 Sc. v sFs s ss ss s
I Swsss PsSs IN s . sfa s
order and the mule hire has been reduced 81 per Pa
s''s o MILLS fPs sss
NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua.The Accessory Transit Company, OF
only line giving through sieSss. including ss%a.
IVES pt. s rass III oh
ss s
ss M s Of
spp an sSa .okc
LNoR SAN FRANCIsCo.-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
u steamship, SAN FRANCISCO VII be dispatched for
day Neyember IS BY the Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
A UsTnAb!,IA, PIONEER L5NE1TnE A. NEwsukY,
port built clipper snip NOV a. hsr berth ana
ys
"a
gagged For freight for fs''%ss'c s wa. street.
UsTRALIA PIONEER LINE-THE SHIP CARTHAGE,
r sidney rsss ON tho sa
s CAMERON % freight OF
EoR BERMUDA AND ST. THoMAs-RoYAL NAIL
anre hta
ship will sail for the above islands Monday November
passage, apply i. CTNARD, No. Bowling Green.
oRsAyANMAn AND FLoR y STATES
Captain Geo r. sehenck will leave Wednesday, Oct. H.
from pier No. S's sam ETsf AsYIyc IS Broadway
hTs ro% New f s Ss
SCI riiatka ssI3.
L,oR JACKSONVILLE AND PILATKA, FLORIDA.
s Sa sse = N sfa ' S
Freebcrni wELAkA, Capt. N. King and Wa. CASTOR.
day snd Saturday morning esSS Tor the poine
WIZ sas New ncsS saa ss'asap.
ssnsers ans taking the inland route Offer ndrOs
oksts 70 either Of tas above points and Any farther ner
nation ''' = ''''A'' % '2sSs9slTSSde r IA Erosav
EoR CHARLESTON AND FLoRr0A-ssMt wEESLY
IL United statee NJ il line:-Tho new and uble engno
S%s 9 ySr ~ i ASaS% @ @ o Sas 8
precisely For freight, apply board whore all Hills u
FoRb XII s@ AZ tho PSS 81 s,
TO Florida as oliowIIo Jaeksonsile sll % Paka S5
TOR cHARLEsToN-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
"si Sherman %s eS SSnss VIM
receive freight at her berth pier " East river Tuesday
Oct. leth, and sail Friday OCT 2st at o'clock NJ
s Sst rss spy z the rP odd asons
Charleston The steamship Benjamin Franklin will succeed
and sail Friday, Oct 2sth
| L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RIcnMoND.--
| II United States Nail Iine.-Tke steamship ROANOKE
Captain Cavendy leaves every Tuesday and The JAMES
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

ship ATLANTIC, James West, Comm ander This stsa,n
ship VIII depart with the United States mails for Earops
siti,ely on Saturday Oct o. st o'clock from her
Ut tho foot Of Canal street. ~ "SA
freight or passaEs having unsquasd Accommodations
EDWARD K. COLLINS CO., IS w.lln.
Passengers arc requested to be board 1t liz A. M
The steamship PACIFIC will the ATLANTIC and
sail Nov 18th. INV
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

RARNUMS MUSEUM.-THOsx INCOMPATIBLE al
- RATES. alive and beautiful we'll the Swiss Bearded
Laay, are still to DO for nothing Todsys perform
dIG ECoNonf evening e. N Sclooi the comic moral
thing, osnts children under ten k cents; Parques
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

L,OR NORFOLK, PETERSBURG AND RlcnMoNp.-
II United States Nail Iine.-Tke steamship ROANOKE,
CAPTAIN Csvendy leaves every Tuesday and the JAMES
TOWN Captain Parrish, every Saturday, FROM pier Is North
river ocoek r n The datons passengers
Tor eghs sppy board and for passage
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
lOOsUUO GIT EXHIBITIONS THE
SEVEN NILE MIRROR

OF TIE GREAT LAKES, NIAGARA FALLS, So,
CHINESE so sSs No Is ssssApwAY
G tickets admitting four persons and snsxnS one share
'i'l' ''1 lss$S GIFTS osL. ONE DOLLAR
ssa:s ::!ss s.ssi: AZ !; IL
one hundred and twenty acres. in : reh state Il
saIs sasSoS.:. fronting he bss~ss: river on.
ssy ssher y rsRro.
or steamboat and al.e containing a peach orchard
sands Of SS:hss Of peaches have been raised this
Any sAi Information .boa. the farm "a. be given
jaime. N. Fanand. Assembly Buildings, Philadef-
TSs celebrated srot.ins horse Telegraph who sro.
At n. Franklin M House, fhi.do,Ss valued
g n: E.s:: worth Il; :::s IS:
and piano store Of Hsrse. Waters sss Broadwsy
g e: SS,:s,; s;Es s:s @
ono thousand Psncils worth s. each. 5000
YiVe ssaS.snd Cold Pens: 81 each sos
Forty thousand Lnsssyinss at = cents each los
one hundred thousand Gifte, valued st... so. So
on Of tho property srhs proposes that tie sAsae
YgT on Monday S evening NSvs% pSs q
All t g s sIS son pus ns'se o, .non WIZ be svsnJ
perylslon TIE distribution will take place This COMMITTEE
VIII Distribute the sifss among them in such waythsr By
%ay FSSa S
"a 70 10 ~ daily; at the music publishing house aHd
piano store Of Horace Waters, s3s broadway.
All orders fer tickets by letter. should be addressed 10
slAn fEkHAM, Chinese Assembly Rooms, h3e Broadway
New York,
Exhibitions every afternoon and evening, an and IN
O'Clock Tickets Tor single admission Is cents children
half rriee.
| DERHAMS GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH,
CHINESE ASSEMBLY His '' RoSs Is ss BROADWAY.
From y A. N. TO 10 y. n. daily.
/ Aso, At Horace Waters music store. Nh Broadway
4 ~
OF THE sEvEv NILE MIRROR
4 Every afternoon and evening, At and N o'clock.
i Aiala aaAu tin ouxn ara0n anh
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

DERHAMs GIFT TICKETS, ONE DOLLAR EACH
For sale at tho
CHINESE ASSEMBLY ROOMS, $50 BROADWAY
From y A. N. to 10 y. n. daily
Also, At Horace Waters music store. asa Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

UoR SAN FRANCIsCo-THE NEW DOUBLE ENGINE
Il steamship SAN FRANCISCO, will be dispatched for
Rio dc Janeiro and Valparaiso Tues
day. November u.s. by the Pacific Mail Steamship Company
81 and So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

CTEAA BETWEEN NEW YORK AND GLASGOW
- The Glasgow and New York Steamship Companys new
cr viii saS. New fons T ossS%
Saturday, November st L. O'Clock, First oaba,
saloon statsrooms $50; DO do, mdship do SIC second
cabin, $50 hrd GLASS. sA-steward,s fees included Ap
ply to J. hoSYMON 81 broadway.
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New YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE.

NEW YORK AND CALIFORNIA STEAMSHIP LINE,
IN via Nicaragua-The Accessory Transit Company, OF
Ncaragua ProprctorsT in advance of the mall
Only line giving Through tickets including the Ismus
orsssns The new double sagns steamship STAR or TnE
river O'Clock precisely for San Juan ae Norto
Thursday October connecting With the and tavorte
Nicaragua transit route having but twelve miles of land
These steamers in their
tation Fer information passage,
apply only 10 CHARLES MORGAN, Agent, No. Bowling
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

LNoR SAVANNAH AND FLORIDA.--UN1TED STATES
Il Mail Line,-The and splendid steamship ALABAMA,
Captain Geo r. Schenek, will leave Wednesday, Oct b.
from pier No. North River. Apply to
SAMUEL L. MlTCHILL, Is Broadway.
The AUGUSTA Captain Thos. Lyon, leaves Saturday
Oct % Through tickets from New York to Jacksonville
SCI. Iilatka.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

L,oR JACKSONVILLE AND PLATA, FLORIDA.
via paren Brunswick and St. Mays carrying the uait
ted States saiThe steamers ST. JOHNS, Captain James
Freedom; WELhkA, Capt N. King; and WIN. CASTOR,
Cayt u. shaw Savannah every Tuesday
day and Saturday morning. at 10 oeeoA for the above pon
oeaaectag with thu New York aad sayAnnab Steamships,
These boats, having unsurpassed tr
sengers taking the INLAND offer Dduos
nvaiids and others visiting the South. rrosgh
tokst 20 either Of the above points and farther infer
nation CAR be obtained 90 application %
3. \. NiTCHIII. "a Eroadwav
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

TTNCLE TOMS CABIN AT THE NATIONAL THEATRE.
~ This wonderful drama will be performed on Thurs
day and Saturday afternoons Of this week. for the
daon of families schools and residents Of adjacent towns
commencing at o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17
ANTHOLOGY.

MRS; ALVIN, RENOWNED IN EUROPE YOR INA
IVA skill in foretenS the future has arrived, aad VI
turnish intelligence about all circumstances e ~
dreams law matters and love- by asrolsxy
the they viii marry the her visitsen
Mrs Alvin ersAks the English French and 6srnaa ar
guages. Residence Is R,viprtos asreet stAys nsox
Bowsry Ladies, 30 cents; gentlemen, 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

EoR sALE-sMACK HOPE, THREE YEARS OLD,
copper fastened ahou. fifteen tons good for ysch In
sells Of AL description bought ssd, exchanged BRUSH
I62 Ssuth street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

THE CELEBRATED AsTRoLoGER AND PHYSICS
nomist Dr. +. SHUMAN . Sweds BY birth, Be
suited on All events Of life past present and future Ne
the last years and willing give the sass
factory information Ladies and gentlemen, II wish Il
DO happy and lucky honor Mr.. s. with call Nativtea
calculated for ladies genthmen any pa1
the world His residence l76 Chambers street. nsos
Greenwich
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

TOR CHARLESToN-NEw YORK AND SOUTHERN
Il Steamship Company's weekly line Tho double engine
steamship WILLIAM PENN j. sherman, Commander will
receive freight at her berth pier Y Eas river Tuesday
Oct 18th and sail Friday OCT 2st at o'clock y. M.
For freight apply 10 the agents H. LINCOLN
CO. ~ South street. Mcssrs T. S. O. Budd Agents in
Charleston The steamship Benjamin Franklin will succeed
and sail Friday Oct 18th
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

L'OR CHARLESTON AND FLoRtDA-SrMt WEESLY
United states M IL line-Tho new and ubic enfino
steamer UNION Il Adams, Commander WI leave er n o,
precisely For freight, apply board, who're all Nils q
adng will DO signed, aud passage at the Office OF SPoF
FORD 4 TlLtSloN CO., ~ Eroadwa Through tickets
TO Florida foliowsfo Jackson se, S}l Plaka 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

They all caS York built shps provided With
all requisite articles for the osmfort and
seage and commanded BY Of experience In the trade
price passage $780, without liquors Goods
sent to the subscribers will be forwarded ao fren
charges but those actually incurred.
BOYD 1 BINCKEN, Agents, l64 Pearl street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

NOR SOUTHAMPTON AND HAvRI-THE UNITED
II States mail steamer HUMBOLDT D. Lines, commander
will leave for Havre touching Southampton the
mails and passengers Saturday 0sober a. st IL O'clock
from pier No. North river.
Price Of passage~First GLASS -. =. . Sl20
Do. do Second class. .......... -. 70
Luggage mot wanted during the should be
beard the day before sailing marked bosw" No freight
M BE- snu1 ssf THsFs oIiSsr ~ Hsr s
Broadway,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

MRS PALMER, PSYCHOLOGIST, WILL REMAIN BuY
M short time befors her departure for tho SOUTH bsna
invited by ladies and gentlemen from the .
and settle amongst Them resolved 60 Lsdn
and gentlemen wishing to know the reality Of their pa
present and future destiny will call in vain
misses the real object sought after Call 2 Bowsry -
posite street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-10-17

EoREIGN ExPREsS-EDwARDS, SANFORD 4 co
respectfully announce that they prepared to forward
express freight and packages from New York Liverpool
London and all parts of England Ireland and Scotland
twice week; to Havre Paris Bremen Hamburg Frankfort
all parts of the European Continent week;
Melbourne Port Philip Sidney and all parts of Australia
Van Diemans Land and New Zealand by vessel sail
Ing hence from England for those places and to Canton
Hong Kong Shsnghae, Cacsta Madras Bombay, and other
parts of the East Indies and China weeks
Office BROADWAY
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

CALIFORNIA EXPRESS-ADAMS Il co. WILL DE-
spatch for California United States Mail
Steamer George LAW via Panama route Thursday
Oct 2oth at o'clock p H. Also same day steamer
Star of the est via Nicaragua route at O'Clock r. M
both in charge Of special messengers All freight for these
expresses be delivered before 10 o'clock on
the day of sailing Small parcels received until o'clock
ADAMS Il CO., No 50 Broadway.
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NOTICE-MRs. z. RGDER, NO. l49 WEST BIoA.
IN teenth street, between Seventh and Eighth
gives true information on all interesting Affairs through
past present and future She the AAy
who formerly resided for In Wooster street, ne
Amity Bev Of imposition and remember resdeos
EirhANAnth
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09

After receiving club, we will afterwards add
TO the same club single subscribers. ct the clnb
rates, as is our practice with regular subscrf-
bers.
Our friends will thus see that we 6x SUBJ
scriptions at very low terms, in the expecfa-
tior that our session circulation will be sniis'
ciently extensive 10 justify oar very moderate
prices. ..--, =.
The coming session Of tho Legislature will
be unusually Interesting. Many of the gener-
al and local issues Of the last canvass, in this
State, will come up for consideration. The
School Question, Tuxstion, Currency, General
Finance, the Maine Law, or tho Liquor Cues
tion in some shape. our fedei al Relations, and
not least In importance. the Judicinl organiIa'
tion of the State, are all liable or likely TO be-
come subjects OF l. gislativs action, during the
progress OF the ensuing session. The general
expectation that by tile Biennial provision OF
the Constitution, The ae,ion of this branch, OF
| the State Government will he compelled 10 suf-
flee for two years will add unusual Importance
and interest to the proceedings Of this winter
more especially than all, IL the financial con-
Germs of the State, for the next two years.
We rhall engage efficient and competent re-
portets and secure thorough and ample tram
scripts Of the proceedings
| Full attention will also be given to the action
OF Congress and the General Government, and
TO Foreign and Domestic Intelligence.
| We trust our friedds throughout the State
will give us their aid in circulating our session
papers.
Postmasters are requested to act as Agents
for this purpose.
D'lt is very important that us many names
as possible shall be sent in early.
OPaymehts invariably in advance.
I .~.. SMITH g. cox.
Columbus. November II, 1853. --l
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-09
PROSPECTUS FOR THE IS -
SESSION STATESMAN.

Daily, Semi- Weekly and Weekly.
NJ Il shall issue our. papers, for the ensuing
w session of the Legislature, TO single
subscribers ,sor clubs, on the fvllawing terms;
SINGLE SUBSCRIBERS, ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
Let Me Sleon.

"Let me sleep" said my compa nion, hall pettishly turning from my couch. Lei tue seep." The words haunted my mem. !0ry for hOurs afterwards. How Ofien has the wish been brea tted in this weary world 70, let me sIeep."
 The man whose conscience lashes him for misdeeds-evils committed and unre- pented of-cries, as he drops his head into his thorny pillow, " let me sleep!-wiih sleep comes oblivion" Tue mourper who has seen some bright and beautiful one fade from his embrace, like summer flower nipped by . soo rarty ffUst, bUwy fIiS neHd above the paIlid face of the prostrate form below him, aud sighs in tho agony of his soul, Let me sleep!-sleep with theloved one whose smile shall never welcome my footsteps more"
 Let me sleep," says the traveller, who foot sore and weary, has toiled long in the world, and seen hopes perish unlGIfilled l; joys wither ere they are tasted friendships which he thought enduring. changing hue
 like chameleon, and rainbow promises fad~ ing and melting into cOlorless air, 70, let me sleep, fer l am weary" The rosy checked child, the bright eyed waiden, the thoughtful matrOn, those for whom life puts on i,s finest aspects, it's most endearing smiles, al! have periods in which they long for sleep, for the oblivion of all care, hours in which the waters of Lelhe may flow darkly and deeply over them.
 1Here cometh Q sleep Co GN!-a sleep deep hushed and brea ,hless. The roar oi cannon, the deep toned ,hunderbOl;, the shock of an earthquake, or the rush of ten thousand armies cannot break up it's still repose. With mute lips and folded arms, one slier another sink down into the dark ness and no!hingness: "No n,ruding foot steps shall jlr upon their rest-no disturb ing touch shall wiring from there, the ex> clamaiion, Let me sleep.'"
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
yNEvVs STOCK AND 8PRxM9 coo 08.

THE undersigned, having just returned Srom Market, with . fnll and complete ss- -sSrtnaent Of Boots and Shoes. unsuSpas sed for beauty and fashion, selec:ed with great .caEe and attention in reference to the s Fring and Summer trade. Among our large stock quay be found every new style known to the asade. many of which arc magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in country. Ous stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality beyead dispute and we are bound 10 sell at ali hazard. M
 We therefore isviie all, in this an the sneighboring towns to give us . call, assuring long sought for, to wit :-ihe height Of fash 'iOn, beauty, aud du rabiliiy combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents. Misses, boys and Childrens Bsots. Shoes, Callers, Oxfcrd ties, Polkas, Jenny Linds, Monterey CUsh. man, ties, Sc. Sc. At the Old Brick Store ,fi,st Door West'of the Court House.
 MEAFOY & TRoWBRIDGE.
 Iiichfeld, April 2S. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
FIELD, CONN., THURSDAY. MAY 26, 1858.

What an interesting coupler said a travelling altlst in Italy, to his companion. That woman's face reminds me of Ma donna-so pensive, sweet and touching. If she would but sit to me? Who are they. PiertO
 They came here about a year since live in the greatest seClusiOn, and seem anxiOusly to avoid all contact with their own countrymen. All the poor peasantry bless them. and Father Giovanni says they are the best people (fOr hereties) he ever saw.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-26
POETRY.
True Freedom and how to gain 1t,

True Freedom and now 70 gam 1G,
 BY CHARLES MAcKAV. We want no flag, no Haunting rag
 For LIBERTY to fight; We want no blaze or murderOus guns,
 To struggle for the right. Oar spears and swords are printed words. The mind our battle plain; We've won such victories before,
 And SO we shall again. We love no rriumphs sprung of force
 They stain her brightest cause; 'Tis not in blood that Liberty
 Inscribes her civil laws. She writes them on the peoples heart,
 In language clear and plain; True lho'is have moved the world before, And so they will again. We yield 10 none iD earnest love
 Oi freedoms cause sublime; We join the cry, '" FRATERNITY ]"
 We keep the march of 'Fime. And ye, we grasp nor spike nor spear, Our victories to ObtaiN; We've won without their aid before, And so we shall again. We want no aid of -ba-r;oade To show front, of wrong; We have citadel in Truth.
 More durable and strong. faith, Calm words, great thoughts, unflinching Have meyer striv'n in vain; They've won our battles many a time, And so they shall again. Peace,progress, knowledge, brothe rhood- The ignorant may sheer, The bad deny but we rely
 To see ihe,r triumph near. No widows groan shall load our cause, No blood of brethren slain; We've won without such aid before,
 And so we shal again.