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20 The Cayuga Chief is responsible for
the following. He has been through the
mill and ought to know how to manage the
affairs of which he speaks:
Young man keep your eye peeled when
you are after the women. If you bite at the
naked hook you are green. Is pretty dress
or form so attractive? Flounces, boy, are of
no sort of consequences. A pretty face will
grow old Paint will wash off The sweet
smile Of the ffirt vii! give way to the scowl
Of the termagant !, The neat form will be
pitched into dirty calico. Another and far
different being will take the place of the
lovely goddess who smiles sweet smiles and
eats your sugar candy. 3rgss4 sss taz4
Keep your eye peeled, boy, when you are
after the women. IF the little dear is cross
and scolds at her mother in the back room,
you may be sure that you will get particular
fits all around the room. If she apologies
for wiping dishes, you will need girl to
fan her. If she bushes when found at the
wash-tub with sleeves rolled up, be sure, sir,
that she is Of the Goldfish aristocracy, little
breeding and less sense. If you marry
gal who knows, nothing but to commit
women slaughter upon the piano, you have
got the poorest piece of music ever got up.
Find the one whose mind is right, and then
pitch in. Don't be hanging round like a
sheep thief as though ashamed to be seen
in the day time, but walk up Ikea chicken
to the dough and ask for the article like
man. s4saH5 &f a.55~aFs & & ei "7
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MORE LITERARY 'PLAeIARIsM.-The Edin-
burg Witness for August contained an ex-
cellent editorial article from the pen of the
distinguished Hugh Miller, upon America
and its Fortunes. The article attracted al
tention at once for its unusual candor and
breath of view, and was quoted by American
journals as proof Of a considerable advance
in knowledge and fraternity by the trans
Atlantic press. q The Cong gregationalist calls
attention to the fact that many Of the ideas
in this article, and even some of the very
words, are identical with those Of an address
made before the American Home Missionary
Society last May, by the Rev. Mr., Eldridge
Of New Bedford. The Congregationnalist
pertinently asks, Did Hugh MiIiet con-
slider the address of the American clergy
man SO far a FOSSIL at three months age,
~ 10 b fair picking fof a geologist % g =.
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persons indebted to the

Succession Of Jules Billiard requested to for
ward and SETTLE and ill persons to whom the Aforesaid Sue
cesson indebted hereby notified TO come forward and
receive the amount of their claims
August 81 1853. [ss-4s1 L. BUSH, CURATOR
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nISSOLU'FION. 80 The partnership
- heretofore existing under the style of Raglan h
NILES Carriage Makers has been dissolved by
sent The affairs Of the late firm will be quiiated by the
undersigned Those indebted requested ocome forward
and settle; and those having claims against the late rm
are notiektc present them within the legal delay. @
October n, 1853 I'm VIM II. RAGAN.
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.
A. l.. PLOUGH, Jr.

G.. h IL &c IT f. R,
A TTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW has
II resumed the practice of his Profession in the Fifth
District. Office at Thibedaux. feb2l-tf
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a Baskets Of Champagne Wine Schroeder's, Mar
ZAE shaI Ney MoEne's DeIsomnIe Cloficot, in quarts
and g3ass, for sais ~ stsds s5s6s B.F. HOLDEN. II
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@. r. CoNNELY.
g. F. CoSSELY. n. H. RIGHTOR.
LAW NOTICE.
TONNELY & RIGHTOR.. Ahorneys
L.aW Nnfien

T. s. GOODE, Attorney and Councillor at Law, will
II practice in the Parishes of Assumption. Lafourche
Interior and Terrebonne. my-I5-23 1-y.I
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

%A correspondent of the St. Louis Republican writes thus from California, in answer to the question, "Who ought to come to California ?'-
 Farmers. especially western farmers who know how it goes to settle a new country; farmers who have boys and girls to help carry on the business-to all such the country holds out the surest prospect of prosperity and Weakh. All men and women can command enormous wages. and gre sure of constant empley> ment and good pay. Men and women of some refinement, who wish to unciv> ilize them, who want to get away from the sound of church bells, away from suppers at the" Tobacco. Warehouse" and from sewing societies. and the like. for the benefit fparsons in country vii. ages who want to hear thunder " as is thunder, ," to play with the lightning. to sleep in wet blankets, to travel over des. erts, to ford rivers, to shoot antelopes and chase buffaloes to climb mountains and learn to eat bacon and. beans with relish, let all such come 10 California by way of the Plains--and. if they can dig in the mines. quarry stone, make brick, cook. wash. bake, iron,, chop. run. a saw mill. e dray, or a hand -cart, they are on the sure road to aff1uence. There are another class of persons to whom the journey overland, and the country, hold out strong inducements. It is to all nice persons troubled with dyspepsia. gout, . snnui. lsziness, or who have acquired love of romance by too much novel reads 'ing-to persons dissatisfied, with every body and everything-eternal grumblers who feel tha. they ought to have been consulted when the world was made-to all such it is recommended that they travel to California overland with OK teams-and take the first steamer back to the States. lis certain cure.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
THE RRNULT.

The returns of the election thus fau received, are decidedly lOeOfOcoish.
 In the Congressional Districts, Pratt in the first, IngersOll in the second, Bel cher in the third. and o. s. Seymour in the fourth, all loeOfocos, are undoubtedly elected.
 The first, second and thild Senatorial Districts have elected lOcOfOcos .he 4th and sixth Maine Law Senators.
 Of the Representatives. the chances seem about balanced. though the re- turns are very imperfect. so much so chat we do not attempt figuring this week. We hope we may prove mista- ken, though there seems little doubt but tEat the State is sold into bondage for another year. a
 NEw HAVEN. Monday, April 4, 1853.
 The result of the election to day as far as heard from, is decidedly Favorable to the Democrats. In this District Ingersoll is elected to Congress by an increased major ivy. s ess ' ..s.s.,
 In this County, Olmstead. Wing, is cleo ted from the Fourth District tO the Senate. In the other two Districts, the Fifth and Sixth, probably Democrats are chosen.
 Q' the Representatives elected in this County 10 are Wings, ti Democrats. and Nto hear from, viz: Bethany, Middlebu- ", Milford. North Branl;Hd. North Haven, Prospect, Soulhbury, WalIingCorA. The Whig Representatives are, from New Ha- venl, Cheshire I, Derby |, East Haven l., GuilEord 2, Madison I, Waterbury 9
 The other places not named are Demo cratic. e5
 a' ri April 5-f A. M.
 The two Senators in Middlesex County, Districts IS and l9, are both reported De> mocrats.
 Middleiown City-Whig.
 New Haven Guy elects Charles B. Lines, Whig and Charles Ives, Democrat, by small msjor,ies. Both are Maine Law men. 7r nf
 R,Aton. Whig had t.5a5 votes. Sey- na0uF, Democratic, f,Ts4. Gillette, F. s. and Maioe Law 456.
 Fairtfeld C0Rnty.-S.amiord elects two Maine Law Democrats: Darien, one Whig; Snalford, one Whig; Bridgeport, one Dem.; Fairfield, two Whigs; Vest port. one Whig.
 Mddleser Counsy.-Wcslbrook, one Whig; Saybrook two Wings; Od Say brook one Dem.;. Clinton one Dem.
 'Riie. State has, gone Democratic hy an increased majority.
 All the members of Congress elected, are Of the same party.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
District of Lilchfield ss.
Probate Court, March 20 q

Probate COurt, Mercn Sz t0o3. } E STATE of HORATIO N. LYMAN ol F. Goshen in said District. and AUGUS. rus B. CHAPIN of Pitts6cld, in the Coun. iy of Berk shire, in the Commonwealth of Massac chuset.s, late Merchants in Company and doing business in Canaan iE Liichfield County in the State of Connecticut, insolveni and assigning debtors.
 Ordered, slsat the assigned exhibit his ad- mini siraiion account 10 the Court for adjust- ment at the Probate Ofiic in Litch6eia in sad District, on ths 7.h day of April, A. D. 1853 tt o'clock ia the after:oon, and thai all persons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof. the assigned will cause ihis order to be published in newspaper printed in Li,chfeId. in Litchield County and post . copy thereof on the sign post in ihe Town os Goshen nearest the residence of said Lyman and also on the sign post nearest the place o business of said Lyman and Chapin. tn said town ofCanaan, ht leas: ten.dsHs.befoEe said day. assigned.
 A true copy os Record,
 OLIVER A. c. TODD, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
NOTICE:

IFS hereby given to all pessons liable to pay . Tax in the iowa of GOshen on the liaes; .ac is52. mhiah iat aMA on iha lst- day of ARsitE 1858, that will be at the store of Miles &. Gray, on Monday the 4th day of April mex: :: and at the Stors of A. Miles & Son in Cana. . da village en Tuesday the 5th day of April : next, and at the Grocery of Andrew Bailey h s N or,h Goshen on "Wednesday ihs 9th day oEs April next from l0A o'clock A. M. till A4 o'clock P. M. Of each day, for the purpose ols. receiving said tax. All persons neglecting to-. nay their taxes on the above mentioned dsyss, must expect to pay fees for collecting.
 WILLARD E. GAYLORD. Collector.
 Osnahen March 92 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
Dls,ric, of New Milford ss.

Pioba,e Court, M ,rch 19. 1858.
 T STATE Of ICHABOD NOBLE, E late Q, New Milford in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, inr the Cred- iors of said Estate, represented insolvcn', in which to exhibit, tl.eir claims thereto 1; and has appointed William J. Starr and Garradus Roberts both of said New Mill ford, Com njss;oners [" receive and exam- inc said Claims. Certified by
 FREDERICK CHlTTENDEN Judge. The subscribersa give notice that they shall meet at the house Oi Charles C. No ble in said New Milford on the SO.h day of A pril and the l9th day ol' September 1858 a, 10 o'clock, in he Eren'on, on each Oi said days, for the purpose of attending to the business ofsaiG appointment,
 W.. STARR, eCommis-
 GERRADUS ROBERTS, siOners.
 All persos indebted io said Estate are request ed to make immediate payment to J'HEOPHOLIS NICHOLS, AdmiDis- CHARLES c. NOBLE { trsiors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

At Court of rrobate holden at Plymouth !.
 within and for the District of Plymouth, |.
 os the 9th day of March, A. D., lS53.---
 Present: AMMI GIpDISGs. Esq, Jndge.- TTPON the petition of Henry S'covill cs r O Plymouth. in the County of Litch-- . field. chewing to this Court that he is lha Guardian of Stephen Terry of Plymouth, within, sud district. minor. That said, minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth, and in Bristol in Hpri.s ford county, wis.,, three several places Oe land located and described as follows, .O, wit :- 3IaYs
 One piece in the village of Terryyilis. ins said plymouth, on tue north side 0f the : Turnpike road and nearly opposite the ;. church, in said Terryville. containing thir> :. teen acres, more or less-bounded north !. and east on estate of John c. Lewis. de. ceased; south, on turnpike and AnAo tl Gay lords land, and west On highway, Ly- sander BurneiI, Washington Burnell, Ben - iamin Webster. and George E. Bedwoll. The second piece is situated in ille nOrth-- eriy part of said Plymouth, about one mile. north from the public green, and confainas : about twenty four acres. aud fs bounded north ou Curliss Sperry and Roger Allen east, on highway; south, on Anna SeO-- will, and west on William 5. Fem, andk Roger Alien. s @
 The third piece is situated partly in. Plymou.ll and partly in Bristol, conia ains- about twenty acres. and is bounded north on highway: eas. end south on William Gilbert's land, and west oa Thomas Bur- nell.
 The first piece is valued at about @2OOO>- co; the second piece at about $500. anat ,he third piece at about $500, and the in>, ,erest of said minor in ssid estate is one. undivided moiety 0f the whole.
 That it would be tor the benefit of saiaj minors to have said land sold, and avails< thereof invested in . different manner praying for liberty to sell said property for the purpose aforesaid, as per petition on. file.
 It ls ordered by shis Court. That saidA Guardian gise notice Of said applicafi0ns by causing the sane to be puhlshed tn ore of the neWspapers printed ia Liiehhsid. .in' the county of ofLitch6eld. thres .eeks s.e-- cessisely, at least six vssks bsiore sas-- hearius. and that sald pesisaee y.n es hsara sf inc Probate Ollics Ia ssid diatFiess. 'on she iAth day of May nexts ae 2 o'clock ssaarnooa. Certified from kecoras
 AMMI GiDDlNoS. guage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
REPRESENTATIVES.

GSThe G'llnwing,lisl embraces the Repre- seniatives elected in.ihis wcinity as. far as heard from. Those marked with (sl are Loc0s,
 LaeAfe!I --J 'siah G. B.ckwith.. Wl- liam Newioss. sse
 G,shen-A. Lawton, L. D. Allyn. Sharon -John Colton Smith, Zacheus R;ssells
 Torrington--Q Whips.
 BerkamstGd- Wings.
 WiRchesfer-2 Wings. Colebrook . locos. .yrg CanadN -2 l0cus. rgv-T Hartrinton-2 Whigs. .New Hartford-2 2 Wings. Saiisbury-9 iDeos. . lYarren l Wtig. KeaE- l boo. e....... WatertOwR-1 Whig. @'~ PLYnsouth-l loco
 Corn,eGu --2 locos. NoJok-2 Wings.
 Rorbury-l loco. ..---... WashLngton-2 lOcos.
 .Ne,v AIiljord--2 Wings. TFf -Woodbury--2' Wings '+ Beihlenl--l loco. ..f..
 IT Whigs--2l locos. Haryord-Alffed E Barr,' William w. Eaton.
 .Avon-Isaac Baldwin.
 Berlin-J. B. Carpenter" BlOomf feld-one Loco. East Hartford-Chauncey Lester, Geo. Lesteh"
 East Windsor-Jonathan Cotton, Mar yin Fuller.
 Enfeld-twO LOcOs. FGrnsington-one Whig, one Free Sol Glaslenbury-one Whig, one Loco. GrGnby--lwO LOcns.
 M0nchester-h. N MouI;On." New Britain- Timothy w. Stanley, MDrion Judd. Rocky fiH-Roderick Grimes" Simsbury-Jeffrey o. PheIps,e o. fiig- ley" . es. ....
 Sowihington--one Wing, one Loco. South Win isor-one Loco. Wechersfetd-two LocOs. WindsOr-iwo Locos. -.. Tollaad- Joseph A. Stragld. !" o. Wade StGfcrd-E. A. Converse,s Abner Dim. ick.s WalingsOn--E. Ii. Carpenter, wm. w, Marcy, Jr. Somsrs--Isaac H. sleacham,. Martin H. Feld.s
 Union--N. o. Newell, D. Morse. Ternon--Chauncey WiDcheli. Alfred Goodrich.s
 Ellington--Joseph Snow,' B. Graa,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
Road Bu ilders Attention.

THE Subscribers will meet at the Houss of Moses Cook in Goshen on Monday the 18th instant, tApril,) 10 make contracts for the repairing of the highway leading from Cornwall Hollow through the centre of Go shen te Liichlield line ior the term of three years. Said road will be put up in sections to suit those wishing % repair the same.
 ALEXANDER NORTON, Road
 ABNER GILBERT. Commis-
 ANDREW BAILEY sioners.
 Goshen, April 1853. ,,..
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
ID { 2 0.

In this village on the 9th inst, Dr. AsHBEi VESSELS, aged sS, universally esteemed, for many years, as one of our most valuable cit. izens. -
 In Danbury, 18th ult. Laura A. wife of s. c. Wldman, and daug ghter of Solomon Bost. wick. of New Milford, aged 40 years and ' months. aa ,Tl.. a.
 In Canaan, Feb. 27ih, Nathaniel Stevens, aged 60 for several years a member of the Legislature.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
HATS, CAPS &C.

THE subscriber has just pug-
 chased in New York large as.
 soFtment of Hate, Caps. chil.
 dssn's Beaver Hass, and every thing usually called loE ia his line--of the le- test Spring Style. He would invite aIl in want of articles in his gay io glvo hin . call d bic old stand three doors wsse Of the CO1F' House. ...EGn. Hats of any quality, Slss and price furnish Od al short notice.
 Cask paid tor E'Grs. ...., LIlebasls, Msssh @ less,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
District of Cornwall ss. |
 Probate Court, March. 21 1853. ] Al n NnT Q o

UPSTATE of MARTIN COLE, late of II Cornwall in said District, deceased.
 The Executrix represents the Esiaie insol- vent, and rrays the appoint cf Commission CTS thereon. -.l.-s
 Ordered, That Commissioners to receive and examine inc claims of the Creditors of said Estate be appointed .. the Probate Of. fee in Cornwall on the 9th day of April 1858 at IO,o'clock. forenoon >Of which allipersons in interest wiliIake notice, and apReaTS NIhey see cause, and be heard thereon, and sa,d Exeeutrix will cause this order to be publish. cd :n a newspaper printed in L;tchGeld, and post copy thereof on tEe sign pos. in said Cornwall nearest the late residence Of said deceased. Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber being very grateful for the past liberal patronage bestowed upon him would most respectfully cali the aiten- ton of the Ladies to his New and Splendid Stock of Spring Millinery, consisting Of ev- erything in the line of Millinery at very ltw prices.
 s. H. GRANNISS. y. B. Rcpairlng and Rlsa ching done al short notice, and by the best of workmen
 COLLARS. THOSE nice New Styles Pointed Collars and Chimezetts can be found at
 s Fl. GRANNISS.
 WELLS. THE Ashes of Roses, a color % desira- hfe,, and all other kinds at | .~ s. H. GRANNISS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

A young man, named David NJ. Birch fell from the Central Bridge. at Bridges port, and was drowned. He was sub> feet to fits.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
District of Cornwall, ss.

Probate Court, March l6 1858. HESITATE of WILLIAM CLARK, late. AI of Cornwall, in said Distiict, deceased. Ordered-T That the Execuso,s exhibit their. Administration account to this Court for ad- jus,meDi, at the Probate Ofiice in Cosnwalk on the nh day of April. 1853, at l o'clock. afternoon ;. andthat all persons interested in ! said Estate. may be notified thareoG the Ex. ecutors will cause this Order eo be puhllshe9 { in . newspaper printed in Lischfcld and post ]: a copy thereof on tho sign post in said Corn. walt nearest the late resileAce of saidide4 ceased. Certified by
 EREDERICk KELLOGG, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
AWO@4ON.

HEY Order of ihe Court Of Probate for the D District of Litch6eld, shall sell st Public Auction on the 9th day ef April 1853 at o'clock A. M. at the dwelling House ol the late William Futile. deceased, in Milton sOc'eiy. al the personal Estate ef sad de- sis.ing of Farming Utensils. WsgOns. Slsighs, Saddles. Harnesses, Lumber and . large assortment of Joiners', Carpsnters' and Masons'T Tools, ec.. &c.
 A. 6. LEWIS. Administrator.
 Litchfeld, March aS 1888. 9w
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

T Leverette W. Vessels, Esq. Whig candidate for Judge of Probate in this District, lost his election by precisely TWO votes. G. 0. Woodruff, Esq, having that number over him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
District of Cornwall; ss. A Probate Conrt, February 2e 1853.

E STATE Of JULIUS BELL, lats of IL Corawa in said District deceased.
 Ordered, That the administrator on said estate exhibit h,s Administration account to this Cour, for adjustment at .be Probate or flee in Cornwall on the 9th day of April 1858, at one o'clock afternoon, and that alt persons interested in said estate may be notified thereof, the Administrator will cause this or der su be published in newspaper printed in Litchiield and post copy thereof on the sign pos, in said Cornwall Iearcst the late rest aence oS said deceased. Certified by
 FREDERICK KELLOGG, Judgo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

"A choice assortment of the bes: Family Groceries at the lowest prices. E.M. & Co ars agents for the sale of Cots Iton Maitrasses. Pillows and Balsiers. ! Purchasers generally age invited 10 call and exa.nine our Gnods and prices as we are con6- dent we can make 1t for their interest 10 purs chase of us. .. -s. ..... .t
 March, 10, 1853: ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
@ arrfR0.

March sQih, by Rev E. A. Hal, Mr. Evcrardus Ives 10 Miss s. Emn,ons, all of Canuan, Conn. 8 In Wstertown, on the 26th, My. George R. Baldwin, t0 Miss Sarah E. Ma;loon, daughter of Dayton Mattoon, Esq.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

A bill has been introduced into the Legislature of California. appropriating $25 ,000 for the relief of overland Emi- grants SIS. 900 foa the Northern route and SIC, ,O0o for the Southern.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
APPRENTICE WANTED.

TO learn the Millinery business; to Q girl wishing te learn the trade good chance is offered. Enquire few doors West of the Court House of
 S.H. GRANNlSS. Litohfield, April 6 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
900 RDW AW n.

xKTiLL hs paid lo sny pssssa whewill esBf WV bon oi DF. TesFal's Healing Ql4,a- msnt and nne ii according Co diseellans, V. they will call al my efice and sa1 W.A9 sls.x eonacianea thal ll dnea nng completely eNRe. ChapaA Mnmds. Chllbleinn. Sore hlnns NMs@Si aMA FFasnpw, Sores 0p ChilaFem. MnM HSu3ss allsglale N not entirely care Salt Mhgnm HNN most Alssases Of the skln. esa ease.. 9
 A. c. SMITH, Ass1l
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
SALE or SLIPS.

THE Slips In tho Episcopal ChaVoh h the Village will be rented foE ens year al Auction, aa Monday Ihs 18th of April al 0'olock, P. M. sra ew
 Per order ef lhO WsFdsas aaa vssisy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
For the Eaq,siTeE

1W5 VsSC 41'FYRb1tts THE. BoURBoNs TRIUMPHANT 10 s Seymour is reelected to Congress- Geo c Woodruff is elected Judge of Probate and J c BeckwiIh is again chosen Representative to the Legislature.
 Pretty we'll for "the family" this year.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
18Th DISTRICT.

Beardsly is 67 votes ahead, and Hsrwin> ton 10 be heard from, which will probably swell his majority in the district tO about 100. ..:
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
District of Litch6eld. .-ss.
 Probate CourT, March 3l, 1883.

ESTATE of ABNER WEIGH, late ei Wayuep, ip ssid District. deceased.
 Osdered--That the Execuior exhibit his Administration account 10 this Court for ad- justmenf, al ihe Probate Office in Litchfield. on the 18th dsy of April. 1858, at o'clock, afternoon and that all persons interested in said esia'e, may he notified thereof, the Executcr will cause this order io be published n . newspaper printed in LiichhsId. ir lie96eld eopnsy. and post copy thereof on at least tea days before said day assigned.
 A true copy ef fFscoFd.-Atlsst.
 OLIVER A. c. TODD, JudRo.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
NEW GOODS.

THE Subscriber thankful for past Gavors would again respectfully call the attention of the citizens of WolcottSille and vicinity to the large assortment Of Goods he IS now opening fresh from the ACoVIoN RooMs of New York. = ,s Cash and Exchangcis my system-G ooda as CHEAP as they are in Hartford or New York-Examine for yourselves.
 Old Factory Store Wolcouville.
 A. G. BRADFORD. Wolcottville, Ap,il < 1853. 2w
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07
Situation Wanted

BY . respectable young woman. She understands aD kinds of housework. Please call at Mt. Sedgwick's, County House.
 Litch6eld, April 5, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

AN EDlroa's VALEDlcTORE.-Tke EI- lowing is lhe vaiedicIOry of a political edi.
 tor out Wesi:. E "A s
 'The undersigned retires from the edi- lorial chair with . complete conviction that all is vanity. From the hour he started this paper tO the present time. he las 5een solicited l0 lie upon every given subject, and can't remember ever having told wholesome truth without diminish- inn his subscription list. or making an CD. emy. Under these circumstances of trial. and having thorough contempt for him. eslE he selIrss ia OFder lo,seeEnit hip marsl constitution. " "s''' .
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-07

Mr. King still continueR very bw' He will leave Cuba about April 9th.