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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
!R. Me9'3'daaa Sgas, At the OId Stdnd.

~~xrMM HAVING procured an assistant asS9ET.zAG Matchmaker and Jeweler, will consinueto do any and all kinds ei watch repairing and watch jeweline tha' may be inlrusted c his care in the best man. ner and on sonableterms, no pains vii he spared to give satisfaction toevery customer
 Thankfulfor past favors hewould olicit thu C continuance ofthe public patronage. Also,s assortment oi Watches. Jewelry snt silver Ware at low prices for Cash.
 Litchfield May 1851. ly3
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
New Goods I. |, RICHARDS :,
Merchant Tailor. III AS just received from New York A large assortinent-of
 

HAS just received from New York
 large assortnent-of
 Fall and Winter Goods. for gen,lemen's west. which were purchased Inv him expressly for this market. and which he is confident will be found upon examina. lion to be superior to any similar sleek tver brought into Litchfield county. His stock d cloths cassimeres, velvet, vestiBgs, is com. nlete. comprising an assortment Oi all eolors and g, yles in which he de6es any one to ex. hibit a superioi lot. He also has an exten~ siye assortment of shirts, bosoms, cellars, black and fancy cravats, ties, stocks, suspen. 1ers, gloves. h, siery, Inerino shirts and draws ers. handkerchiefs, umbrellas, and ever, thing necessary to complete gentleman's wardrobe in a superior manIer. His stock of clothing this fall hich has been got up with the greatest taie, is lalgeI lhan ever-which he will sell cheaper than ever-and whceveT purchases of him may be assured that the articles are just what they are represented t. be. Gentlemen you aie invited to call and examine the largest stock of goods in the couLiy. and 20 per cent. cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. gentlemen furpish~ ing thei, cloth. can have heir ga, ments made in a style not 10 be surpassed in fashion and workmanship. and warranted {" fit. T. H Richards desires to return his most sincere thanks 10 his friends and ihe public, fer ths generous patronage heretofore extended [. hin, and respectfully solicits continuance nf the same. with pledge on his psr, to do all in his power 10 merit the public patron. age in his business.
 A good supply of Boys Clothing constsNtI! 1 on haad Remember the first store caste Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
 CUTTING done at sho,t mol 'ce.
 Fall and Winter Fashions .s;::a.
 @ T.H RICHARDs.
 Iltchf;eId. October. 1852
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
DY FLING.

TN 0 TStit fur term ot yeavs-A-A Store, two N Dwellings. F!ouring. Saw and Plaster Mills, they will aeleasetl separately Ut tegeih et; said pioperiy is situated in Stanford, Duch> ess County, New York, in a popplens n iihs hpnthood about 90 miles from Ponghkeepsse and Rhineheck. For Further particulars en. qUiFs of
 JCJvAOcWORTH Lit h6eld, G.
 erE THOMPSON, On the tremisss. februafy 10th i6S3. f@
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
CLOTHING

A full stock the best materials and work" manship including Frock Sack and Business oats, Cashmere Sa,,inet ard Tweed Pants Vests an en, less variety.
 Bays and Children's Clothing If every de- scription. Boots and Shoes Hats and Cal s Nc
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
PAPER HANGINGs

5000 pieces just received of all styles and pricSs with borders to match.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
HENRY MERRIMAN & co,
 CENTRE SQUARE, (S0UrH SlDE)
 WATERRURY. ct.

WYE are now receiving large additions
 w 10 our Stock of Foreign and Domestic Dry Guods. Carpets. Oil Cloth, Paper Hang lngs Curtain Muslins Cornices and band. Painted Wind w Shades Ready Made Cloth ing Hats Caps Boots and Cheap Groceries Crockety &c &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
CARPETS

Having become an important branch of our ,uslness we are prepared to exhibit 10 pur- chasers variety equal to to any in the coun~ try at prices as sow as can be found in the Slate.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14

Birm 'Ra kam, .SJy 2l. 1851.
 I most cheerhlly tea testimony tha: my little daughter, aged 2 fears, was vs.v se- riously affected with tho 5crofula, so that Sine could scarcely breathe with no appetite, and general debility-thet ! 1; he toOk only part of a bottle of Dr. We'd wnrth's 1arsaparilla, consider the Doctors medicine very valuable article. NKs. JOHN GRIYTTTH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-04-14
DRY GOODS,

A large and well selected soIimsnt will always ba found at the a''ve establishment of the most desirable styles in tho markets
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
TERMB or ADv1RTIBTNa
IN THE DAILY JOURNAL.
HRLN, THR MURDYRYR on sHooT,

At Memphis, MOn on the I'd inst, the case
Of State Us, L. B. Helm, (ths murderer Of Shoe, }
was called up, but had to be bound over till the
next term Of the court, on account Of the ab.
SenOe Of several Of the principal witnesses,
among whom was the widow Of Mr.. Shoot
The Canton Reporter says 1.-THE father Of the
prisoner was present. very aged nan-and
the sight Of his son in the court room surround.
ed by such circumstances, moved the old gentle.
man to tears. Some twenty-five or thirty wit,
nesSes were present from Monroe county, and
understand that double that number were ex
PeCted," It's said the prisoner is exceedingly
anxious TO have his trial.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
RyKatluaGl fSlsSEApA,
ARRIVAL " THE BALTIC
New YORx, MA

The Baltic arrived on Sunday svsninSw
Liverpool dates 10 18Th ,
The Asia arrived out on the morning :
The ChaneellOr Of the Exohequers hnsncia
statement proposes to continue the income tas
for seven wears, to reduce the advertising anu
stanp duties, and abolish the soap duties 70 suT
stitute fxed for advalOram rates, making ~
ner cent the minimum on manufacturer to int
aTea,e the spirit and legacy dutiesj to reduce
the tea duty within the next four years to ht'
teen per cent.
Opinions are equally divided, some approves
while others think Il will overthrow the Min
iStry.
Kouuth's rocket affair !, dneXplainedi he APP
pears innocent. Mr.. Hall the ostensible own
sr threatens to prosecute the Government the
munitions seized are dSpOsiiedin the Woolwioh
arsenal.
There will be no fee at Paris on the 9th OF
May, as tho emperor wishes the remains Of
the great NAPOLEON to be removed to st. Den.
lnis.
The imperial service Of China has been pre-.
pared for the New York exhibition.
HOLLAND.
The Dutch government has protested against
r the establishment Of the Catholic Hierarchy In
. Holland, and have withdrawn the Minister from
r Rome.
Q A great IOiree was given in Glasgow to Mrs,
e Uncle Tom Stowe.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

"Coptain, when do you lsaveP"
"When the boat does"
"And when does the boat lsaveP"
"The very moment she starts"
"POsSiblep And what tine will you arrive
in New. York;"
"AbOut an hour after we pass YOnkerSp"
"YOu're a smart man, IgueSs; when you're Al
home, Amt yerp"
~ don't know bNt win ask my sister the
moment get back, and drop you line by the
return nail, unless q woman should be coming
your way, In which case win send by the re-
turn female. Pull in ephNk' BOb'AGa lot heI
60"
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

The Editor Of the Grand River Chronicle has
devoted whole page Of his last paper to a gen.
eral rAking down of that ugly nOnentity known
as tho Editor Of the Bloomington Republican,
II he continues to lather the gentleman in this
way, the price Of soap will certainly advance,
The Chronicle man has pulled of his coat and
rolled up his Sleeves" and pitched into poOr
Abner with fOrty-hOrsc power, but he will hard.
ly succeed in licking the ugly cub into shape.
Poor innocent Abnerl We do pity him, ani
declare that he is innOcent for il he has don,
wrong, we ought to overlook his faults, for III,
poor dsvI didRf KNOB any better!
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

The crew, (cOnpOsed of Java and Manila
mon) Of the English ship Bereniee, bound on q
voyage to Sydney, fell upon the captain and pas.
Sengers, and after brutally numbering them,
burnt and plundsred the vessel. Nine Of the
scoundrels have been captured,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
LlGhLllIIau q AaIlro.a CenpanI.l

We learn from the Romney (Va.) Intel.
llgencer, that on the l4th instant, in the
Circuit Court (oI that county, Angus w.
Mcdonald obtained q Judgment Of $40,
against the Baltimore and Ohio railroad, as
a penalty for falling 70 take the plaintiff up
at Paddy town, and allow him 10 travel In
inc passenger cars.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
OrialnaL pOstrp.
From the Bouquet.
LINES.

Oil Ashlsnd's balls are vacant now,
Their mighty ehlsrtaln has gone forth
Mrllons Of ftesnsn sOtrowlnE bow
Their heads, from 'Outh to north.
cOlumbias brig 1t star has set
IL solemn grandeur from GU. sight,
And patriot hearts will meier forget
IT. calm, resplsndsat, holy light
Il shOns abroad DER ell the land,
A beacon for the brave and free,
And bound together In one band,
The undauntsd sons Of liberty.
When diSeord blew lie stormy breath,
AthwGrt this peaceful, happy realm,
And frSemSp sought each others death,
He brOvaly, nObIy, tOsk the helm.
And through the dark and troubled waves,
He boldly steered our barque In PortI
And wisely thus our unioH saved,
Which factiOus men had made their sport.
But now, also, he who has saved
50 on our happy land from ntrifsj
In the cold stream Of death has bathed,
And passed beyond 10 endless life.
Then ~ who linger DER the tomb
or the inIninate, immortal Clay.
Mourn not, but look beyond the gloom
To where his spirit sOaS in endless day.
HOLLY.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Something Rev

We saw, to-day, at Mr.. F. Richardson's.
grocery and provision establishment on
State street bridge, collection Of some,
six or eight hundred toads, all "alive and,
kicking" in a bin, in the basement. They,
or the oil Of them, we understand, 10 OiS
ct the ingredients Of a new rheumaiic
ointment.-A ub. Adv.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
side WAlka

We notice every day that the side walks, all
over the city are Ob'truOted with goods bOxssi
&C., &c. This should not be. The streets are
80 muddy that it is impossible to walk outside
the pavement, and the side walks generally are
SO covered with lumber, that there is scarcely
room for two 10 walk abreast on them.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
WAsHINaroN , May 3,

The Union oOntradictS the report that tho
President contemplatss visit to New Hanp-
shire shortly. It also disclaimS the prOtsnSioa
to be the government organ,
The President has determined to appoint Col.
H. ]. Scott, son-ln.laW Of WINFIELD Scott, In
spector general Of the array.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
New York, Nav 3,

The Methodist Convention at Ipswich yes.
t'rday adopted resolutions strongly against Sla.
very, and against admitting SlGVehOlderS into
the Church, and amending the discipline so as
to prohibit shareholders to communion in the
Methodist Episcopal Church indOrsed the
Maine liquor law, and resolved to send Eve
delegates to the Worlds Temperance cOuysn-
ton,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

We are under obligations to Hon. H. S. Gey.
or for "RoPOrt on the Finances, fer 1872"
Also TO friend Smith, Of Sacramento CITY,
Gala, for numbers Of the Illustrated Union, and
Golden Era.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

JosHpA BATEs, ESQ.,, Of London, has given
$50 900 in trust TO the city Of Boston, the in.
como sach,yeAr to be devoted to the purchase
Of books for the Free Trade Library about 20 be
established in that eitys7yLG OOdnAGG Deaes-
Tor,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

CHOLERA.--The Weldon IN. o. Patriot
states that the cholera is raging between
that town aud Castor, and that eight Or
nine deaths had recently occurred. 1t 6s
said to have oligjnatsd fem satlhg oyststS.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Increase q tAs Reputation Of England, for iSSS,

HNNNNNIN y Nv NVFHH"NHNHI " W1HNNNNl wv
The nOblemsn and higher classes Of merry
England rejoice, while the middle and lower
classes grumble, at the recent additiOntO Queen
VictOriO'S family. Whe.e-wl there's another
$4,000 year out Of their pockets, and ev.
srybOdy knows that Queen Victorias children
are most Interestingly healthy It's all for the
glory Of the country, though, and she sets an il.
hstriOuS example. We would give the name OF
rather names, Ct the royal brat, but We haven't
TOSm, as they would occupy half column, Hi,
education may be considered complete when h,
can spell them all correctly.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
TERRIBLE ACCIDENTi

500 MEN KILLED AND MISSINGl!
We had set the above head up, expecting (OI
OOurss) to use il, but as the accident hasn't hap.
Pened, yet, we'll say
Ito be Cohthued,)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
New YonK, May 2.

The steamer Ocean Wave was burned on
Saturday on her passage 10 ogdsnSburgh. OF
90 passengers and crew, % only were saved
The boat was one mile and half from shore
when the FIRE was discovered. The upper
deck was totally destroyed in fifteen minutes.
The hull drifted OF from shore and went down.
Those saved were picked up in boats. The
Ocean Wave belonged to the Northern Railroad
company, and was fully insured.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

E5~We are sorry to learn, owing to sickness
in his family, that Mr.. G. A. Shortridgs will
be unable to attend the meeting Of Directors at
Hannibal. go Bloomington jour,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

"Pete, are you into them Swsetmeats again
ShP"
"NO, marin, them Sweetmeats iS into me-
Lantern.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

Philadelphia, May, 3.
Chief Justice GibSOn died this morning at tho
United States Hotel.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
BaltimSre, May 3.

The bridge Of Baltimore and Susquehannah
Railroad was burned yesterday morning, which
will interrupt freight business Two or three
days.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
1PIrrsnuRoa. Ma

PTTrSBuNoH, May 3.
River 6 feet, falling-weather clear and
warm,
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

R-The Editor left yesterday for St. Louis.
This must be our excuse IL the payer is lacking
10 interest.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

Boston, May 3.
The papers have yielded, with only tive eK-
ceptiOnI.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
New York, May 2.

The Printers Of Sherwood'S office, on a strike,
made an attack on the employer, who was COM
PEELED TO fly for protection.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

. New York, Maya.
The book and job printers have struck for
higher wages.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Written for the "Daily Journal"
LOVE CONCB&BED.
TO MSS NGTIR OF IL.


Oh, thou wilt neEer know how fond love
This hePrt could have felt for thesi
Or ever dream how love ana friendship strSVe,
Through long, long hours for masteryi
How passion often urged, but pride restrained,
Or how thy eoldness grisvsd, but kindness panied.
How hours have sOOthsd the r snSs, then that were
The torture Of my lonely life
But ever yet will SfNen fall tear,
Ger widest hopes and thoughts then rif'I
where'er recalled by passing word or tSne,
Fond memOry mirrors oil those visions flown.
For much fear he has won thy heart,
And thou art butI friend TO met
| feel that In thy love have no part,
know how much he worships thee,
Yet Stl often will there rise CLEAN Of hope,
wherewith but only time and pride can cope.
Hannibal, May 9Th, 1888. RAMBLER.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

IL The Bank Of East Tennessee, Knoxville,
il is stated, continues to meet its liabilities, and
there is some talk now that it will be able IA
redeem oil its debts. How this will be, time
viii demonstrate, Gosdman's Detect.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06
Boston, Nav q,

Boston, Maya.
The printers have struck for higher wa
ges.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06


The following Ordinance was published
several days ago, but we republish 1t, in
order to correct an error which occurred
in It. In the fifth line Of sec, l, where II
reads "l76 feet west Of Maple Avenue"
in its former publication, ",Uest," was omit
ted, As It was at first, the sense Of the
ordinance was materially altered:
An Ordinance EstAbliSAiug "cOOnta" Street
Be it ordained by the City Council Of
the City Of Hannibal, as follows:
Sec, LIST. That "CoOntz" street as laid
out, extending from Market street to Church
street, for the east limo thereof commencing
on the south side Of Market street, say. l7t
feet west Of Maple avenue-thence running
south one degree west to stone corner or
the north side Of Church street, say 320l
feet west Of Maple Rnenue-and that The
width Of said street be thirty-thres feet Ia
ken off the west side Of said line.
The same is hereby established and de
clared 10 be public street, and ordered e
be opened and kept in repair as such.
Sec. 2nd. That this ordinance be il
force from and after publication,
Approved, May Srd, 1853:
+. r. SELMES, Mayor.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

IL Tho Bank Of america, Of Washington,
d, c., has closed its business. It's outstanding
promises to pay will be redeemed at the agen.
cies in Washington, and at Stracham s. Co.'S
New York oiy,-lIb.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-05-06

Cos, on the Southern Bank of Kentucky. A
fac smile Of the plate used for 5S, and the
sig natures are almost perfect. In the genuine,
the title OF the Bank is in q semi-circular form,
and Is above the vignette, which latter is near
the center Of the note; while inlhe spurious the
title is below the vignette and in straight line.
The plate is evidently that Of genuine Eve, al
tered to fFy,-[Ib.
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