davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01
The Sandwich Islands.


fIff. IOH 1874
III ., IT., - =,
attention ~ tho ,a;yoseso ""'em occupies 'n'
nrincos and rolorod rorsi,,, y s"s s h'ngu
mornent i The ,r,nscor 81 ,ho P.ese' y
RI r,;',,,,. Lin.la., =, =. ,"o my ,ance o
arms af gnr 1roo, ren,p nr - Wy IT, n,'aleai
lem ns I on infrrnod N, hoad o,"s,. pao1.
gradn.li, han, ,rorLsJ o,', ,ho ori.. \
Of difference p, The nresrn, ,nonen, heino
u,be,bor ,bo,, sLaii he ,1,,;,,oJ - n g., =,
Terri,ory IN o,der ic,r The n,o,ec,ian nr ,ho
native nonnla,ionN IN avoid Tho chance ~
slavery Tho L,n,r and ali he ch;ac' -
pivcn their adherence 4, ,b,. nro;ec, and H.
sot,lenop, of H.. o,,os,;, 1, ior, T., H., ~
81 fndoo 90 ~, ,ha 49,, g H. .L:oc. aa
Nv bs,,a OH ;,,ni;oi, Ga, ~ 49, - ts
v,cids ,noro inedance ansao,, ,hn,,' h' fa,
,hon ony o,bor ,ybi,e r,a,' nr 49,, ~ '"'
T., ,';, - ,i'a Gal so,,ior, ~. ~ ,,,,',.
g.; M ha,.a -, 100 s,'o,s'
-, e.. L.. i.ts,i ,,.,.;,.a,;n. - .'.
w ran ha, "se 81 Fsa5c;soo a ~ ~,
~, ~ e ,1oho,,,; re- - D.
H. h., g. ~ - San Franc;ss,n ,s;,b az;
rsIo0 GOO aa ,he ,,,,s,,oo, 81 49,,
$500, iii, III sa,,s ~ lavsan,f,ios s,,a
- ~ h.li'a,, -.
',.,,,i,io~s Con-, So Fra,c;sco as We. boa,
10, looo n.sssnrcrs viii he do,yn dnring
-. -. - ~, -, - H.. H.
- ~ ,ho;s 1,,al;,,, .s ,ho la, syr;,,.i
-, -, ,'.,-,,,,,,r. - a.,
-. al -. - ,La1 ar,i,,,, L.;,,,
-, ~ L. Vrb., ,ho ofoc, IS ~, t..
"a ~ -, b,.,',,, Ill, 49,. b,, a.
,,ra6a,,d Tho, caraao,;,;4, and ov,r,rad,I,
I'M - -, L., h,,, No., -,
sni,s ~ bvs;,,oss c,,,,,7,,n,,v vi baso
-, - - A. ,,o ~, L,,t -, i1,',-
"a ,,r,,ris,,=,, ,,,,,,b,r;,,,, ~ an NO, a,,a,
IN onn III ~ ~. -, - -, ,,,.,,,,,
s,aci, - ,,oo5s j., ,r ,yaro houses !, ~ ma,
unliLnIv rna, w.. ILL h. innnd.,oa ,,i,l
GOODS rs we'll as .dven,prars bavp baen
srvinr, ~ nnrcbos, sorne la,d Int n oycr,
so,,are foot contained am ounce NJ cold ,bc
owners conla search, he moro ,o5acin,s -,
I, or moro evorbi,ant in tboir nriccs
Tho ,all in case ~ the onneva,ion n,
these Islands i 10 mako them The Wcst In.
dies of the Pacific Int the experinenrs
which have thus far been tried mon he soil
have in most coses failed most iamen,ably
n,rtiallv nerbons from The lncxperiencs ol
ihosa Who would dr,w from sDane Nature
tb,so ,rod,c,io,s which arc won, IN flourish
npon tronicol soil and narilv from the GREAT
ditHr,l,, i, nroruri,,, labor tho natives ba.
inc very ,npcb overse n work of any Kind
and IN ms o,ipio, so defciep, in in,eli,.
o,snca can,ci,v ana ,ct;vitv that several
0enera,,ons r,ist he horn ore thev can reach
that point of civilization. which viii enabie
,hon, IN succassG,llv romne,e with white
men. In addition 10 Tins draw hack. large
portion of the soil IS fitted only for pastur.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

Re-OPening 81 The Stare 7rods.-The
Charleston Mercury Is arguing for the
re-opening Of the African slave trade. as a
measure necessary to the stability Of the
domestic institution. The Mercury is
behind the age.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

a Smash UP.-FTe freight cars were
thrown from the track of the Central road on
Wednesday, near this place-owing to the
breaking ofan axle. Nobody hurt.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

The Reciprocity Treaiy in Canada.-The
Sherbrooke Gazette Of the 18th observes
that "now that reciprocity has gone into
effect, under the bonding system, both ID
the United States and Canada, we may
anticipate great increase oftraiiic with our
neighbors across the border. Already great
numbers Of cattle have been brought up in
the townships for expectation, in anticipation
OF reciprocity, and a good demand may be
still anticipated, especially for young cattle"
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

A little son of Thomas Pratt, of Bethel,
between two and three years old, metwlth an
awful death.on "Wednesday, by falling into a
cauldrou Of boiling swill.-.Star Of Vermoni.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

4 Finale Ia he Editorial Ctair.-The
Green Bay Advocate, a Democratic paper is
edited by a gentleman whose wife happens
10 be something of a politician, but ls a
siaunch unlinching " big. The editor
len home for few days during the election
campaign, when party feeling ran somewhat
high, aud his better half took the manage
mcut OF The paper during his absence. Pfet
" soon her Wing principles proved too
strong Tor resistance, and finding Il difficult
20 write against conscience, she set 20 work
with viii and penned some flaming Wing
leaders, which duly appeared in the daily
editions OF the paper, much 10 the aslonlsh-
mcut OF Us usual readers. The Democratic
partner Of the firm happened accidentally 10
fail IN with copy OF his journal during the
trip, and his surprise may be imagined when
be found rs editorial columns labouug 10
impress upon the public mind the sounduess
Of Wing and the rottenuess of Democratic
doctrine.
The editor says; Our straight going,
old line Democratic Advocate was startled
ont Of its proprIetg at finding a regular
Wing handling the pen and scissors. ana
when we FIRST saw the paper. on our way
home, We scarcely recognized our old friend
IN the new and strange antics which il was
cutting up. Thankful that il was no worse,
we hurried home, holding our very breath,
lest in the next issue we should find the
name of our iavorte candidate Macy hauled
down, and some other raised. But that last
and greatest infection was spared US. His
name yet iluitered at the mast head, aud the
country was as safe rs il could be consider
ing" lie has resolved IN future not to
r
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1854-12-01

A writer in the Vergennes Independent is
opposed to raising hops, as every ounce Of
hops val make beer enough to get man
drunk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
The Crescent 2 ollndry NIACHENE CONlPl AN M,
 BrsdgepOrt. Conn.

INTAKE to order Stationary Steam Engines MI from 10 i50 horse power; large dopble- ardng Fotce Pumps tor water works, Iron PIaners. Engine Laihes, bniltin,he m1tfs1bsIan- tial manner and gdAacommonky keagy, aogethef with MIMI AA AL1 1lsMr M1E M 1tzs 1x& ME< ir general, and alI kinds of Sioam BoiIegs. Having lasee and extensise stock of m ill Gens- ing and other patgefns, the accnmhintion 0l some IS years, business. they are prepared 10 lufnlsh Cassinge at short notice Anye0 ordered from this C0inpsuy will be guaranteed equal 10 any made in this country. s8s
 They would cal attention % | large Lathe whiei, they bnild designed for Railroad NIaehiBe Ehnpe f5s turning aK dFitsrs he'd I6 iset long, swines e4 inetes They aleQ naake sefy large and heavy Izssiie with 1cfess aAed iol machine shops in generaI bed I3 feSl long, swipgs a2 2inche4s and weielis ahau, l1 lons.
 This Company aEe nov makin0 vertical En. gsue of ueM design from 6 io 70 horse power whicIf viii rseaire bhi the asuaII spare IT 1feeI sqrare, the bed being hpt 24 bY S4 inehes--and with seFsicaI BoiIer will require bns by Eject
 TDfhese abasit 10 cree, Iron Works. We would say that we are pfcpaFed'to tnaka Ennines witt inc bIowinG eylindef aissched difsesy to ihs steam cylinder, smhracing sll shs Iassst m pFoxemenis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
.ls eaE .lLfaESfc Rx,ea ,

', iHE CyTHARA, comprising Psaim aud Hymn Tunes ct every variety and metre, t03ether with Anthems, Chants. Set Pieces, and an 0rat6rio, lar work, Tie Dulciner. of whek sS ,ssia cI = I4O.O0O COPIES
 have been sold. The above work is nov faady. and vastly exceeds the Dulcimer sll q1antily, # not in quality of it's music, with inteflndss $ z tacned to mi,st oi the tunes, pecuiiariiy not i0 be t0und in any similar work
 Coaies of The Cyihara" for examination will De sent to Teachers exclusively, pos,-pad, on receipt of Six ". Gents, hy addressing @ F.J. HUNTINGTON. 8 Park Row. N. Y.
 For sale also by Booksellers generally.
 calls of hs numerous friends for con yentions. Auofees as above. 4f8
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
3lIaffie0

Ia uasuinlon. on tl.s lsIk insf.. by Rrv. lrr. lail. R41st Allen ol Rgmonlh to Nirs Uorci. Cook Df Horri1lsn.
 gn SnIiald, June 18th. RniDh 0. pnIner nf WpieeilRiila aod Hnrriat & Plslns of ehc ;i,rid.
 ID CoIabfonk, June 18th, Talcoil cce If lsrrn. vile to Cialissa C0wdFy of Coebr0ok.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
..N0sfeo.

1AHE subscribers would take this opportunity = to,iniorm their customers md all others ius. teresfed. that they continue to receive Wool to nett, Full Cloth and Yarn. ' having within the past year inade extensive addltions to our stock of Machinery, we afe now prepared Q manufacture Cloth af short noficp and n the best possible manner We intend to keep constantly on hand gDod supply of Cloths and YaFp. which we will sell on the most req sonable terms for cash or in exchange for Wool.
 T. 6 S. D, BIRD,
 Be,hlem, June 2Oth, 1854 stf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Spring AIIan n1n|S Wnsx o0IHw6xrt

WEsX oQ E( 4HEt 6&noyNDFLasfGa l.*|'
 .LovER. TImeIly apa nSs Isf fr.9 ios saie by fao4t 4 tII|f. RXE FLOUR Meal 1nf p|1.rt1tf |<f A - sale bq F1sff 861Ine. GEEsE FEATHERS shd 1,trl.... |Sf
 salc bg Ea4x5 . tItT&I
 EpsTEADs. ch1its ana cttf1s 6sF ssie by FAAf4 E E1tFEH. AkfkLS and pileIosbt 6sI6. eegli''1ess snEse.p!y and ner6in CefPela f H& and 0ilcloshs f0l SaIs bf
 PnAff & E11r1t. mOOTS and ehcse of almotl 6stfe uitIs aud quaIrf, Tor mens women and 1fiss asens Ior seIs by PR4sf $ Eraxra. EADY. N DE cI.o oTHIlgG and sris & Leather For eaie hy
 ksAFr & Fett1A TNyIN WARE: Grind slones md NpfHin seed f6f saie by PnAxF z to1zHN: GsIxTEEN hds Sugar md M3|sssss. k prime asticia. foE sslss
 Pstzz s Fsstna A0ARSE and fine sAls, in Icts t1 1Uit PulchAaefa, Ter sase hy
 paxrr A Eosfse. sRoCKER Y. ClotSss pins snd ChsSsn subs for sale ty pNx9r ( FoszNas IRON and Steel, and Mil Is ads snd zsz for salc by FR4rx & Foszxn t0pFIsEz. Msskefsl and Blue Fssk lor M sale lby ax n N POTTER. sEORK HAMS ma Isrd for saie hS RaATT & Fss7KR. HRENC7 Gernan Eng ebsls and Amrriesn BsoadcgoIhs for saIc by
 Pasrs < Rossns. SfASSIMERES Saisineis. Twesda. Jeans & ahd Vestings, tor rnIe by
 RRArT & Fosrxa a. ThEMTNs, Ticks, Drills ana ssinena. isx saie by PaAxT < FosTkn. ASoTTON YARN, Wick, Bagts ana csf. pet Warp for sale hy
 PaArx q Form. NsT ITS. Fur, sill and Wool, lof ssls hy
 pRArr c FasTkn. HIT 0SIER Y CSlovas end Dress fimmines lM for saic by pHAqE s. Foaxan. Eli N NRESs SILK E, black, roiofed. plaid and sA N cIiangeable, for saie hy
 PEzss S Fos4sns & ItA kYsl4Ss 6flAg bfuClans G ul tpfyy tNnNIs hJ Sc. for salo by FRATT $ ID nm sWDERAGES, Tssueaa Nuslins x q tss E-D saleby PaATr \ FoSf III. I'D OMB AZISES, Alpaceas and DvI I.eine4 k-D fof ssis by PAAT1 \ FosTkR. q 6SALICOES. Ginghams. and all oslar M styles of ladicss iress GOvde, for eaiS by | RATr & F5sfKh W COOKING uslasscs and Farni.aisIp sIparss -A los sAle by RaATr & FsaxkAs NlRocATELLs, pamask ana Msndsw k kDs Dfapcs5 t0t sale hy V X 1s,s
 PhArT ( Fos4kA s E ESHUNKs, vslsess md Chtpel as snie by RRA1 e .s ' sqfs 2 ess MAa.vgyNS ma 9nAn Srrs feSS f0t saIe t RNAx4 s EoaTnHs WxTHlTE LEAD, 0ils sEs Essa p:bs BV AZ fir sale " PRATT & FSsT Ay. TIT AR RDwAEE M, NaiIs. ssawg csess.. ~ Woad Nure, Drugs, Ai sdisinses Chsss slcaI snanp, Yankee Noiiune. &c., hclttdls& 'aimost every sriicls usuaily kept ins ectlntfz store, and ! good deal moro.
 Our presont arfAneanienfe for tho pnFchatS and sale of all kinds of Mrfthnndifa an4 N Farnasas produce give us superior lscilities s.Ak 1 a Fanef fbefic, and ehNtlee sss tn 0fiss sv,sns;ys sa Nj irs silAn svsr befprs tc saE ysaI Calvrs. Hides, poullfys Peisl5 ess.f almost al kinds yf Partners, Pfn.Isss: Wost Cornwall; Mach. l8s4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
sZZETcugs'u Mowlaa AiAc.Iar Aboul

i EFcnHa.'a Mowlna AdAcnune bous
 1000 Rereous assembled on the z T0wn
 Farm en ThmrsdaY liernQon, lo witness
 n ex xpeEiment in moving. with the above tnained machine. A pair of stout farm lidgseS toansa by E3on D. s. Fowler, uf sgleasi klAven;9 were atgaefied 10 il, and sfai Nsnllemah aoufIte6 lile machine, and ex- 1.ibiied iis capacities ao flie spectators, by ,e.asli69 ., five fe0l sMakafs through sfld afOehd, piece of heavysclOver and herds gfasA The iarmers present. seemed in be
 highly plessed with iile sRork. VI hlch was eeftatnly done np witi, neainess and des- pateh. IL is calculated 10 do the work ofs seight or Ien men with seythes- 6eia9 ca -a spabe. with aspair of horses, nf cdgting and epreadiag from tenslos fifteen acres per day ! Al any kind of grass. A pair Of fast works iag oxen will d0 the work sa well. The snachine was purchased by Capt. Barlow
 Russell Of WopdbnFy, as soon a the exhi-
 biti6b Nss Over--it being ihe only one on sale. The ageEis. Messrs. Mnnson & JOhnsOn, hope s0sn iO be able lO supply
 ,lse fieaisnsl Tor this. section. Register.
 ALBERT WxDHAMs. Esq, oi Ge> slsR. Ras sbe agency of the absye mas chinss: He has samples 10 exhibit and
 wilI supply shem al ihe lowest price.
 N A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
NssOaD Bssssle. AMnRal nfNefing and faivf1anI

TH HE annual meeting Of the Stockholders of the 41 Iron Bank will he held at their Banking. elected 7s''s' Z - ' s's 'S v A DIvrnEND of six per cent on inc Capital Stock has been declared, payable to the SlockA holders on and affer lhe 4th July.
 R. N. s. PEASE, Cashier. Falls Village, June l0lh, 1854 2.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Tho Nebraska Bln
DUTTHERE Is NO DIVIsION ERri


 BUTTHERE IS NO DIVISION XRFl e D. N0ATHwAY 6 co. Nill r,|Il hs Se fonnd 70 siena by shriF paiFona an4 ,AeE ass ngw prepared % cell good nn1sslu1ns cI the following Goods le wits
 bcFage1. Llwne-a fne asnorimonl and selling cheap; Muo.lns, DeLa;noe, DeIlefe. AIoacreH, 9inehaHs, Calicoca. Mnlls, Biskn6'a L1wnt. Barred Taper and common Cambfics, Lfg|uEe, Ribbons, Dress Trimmings, kid |isle and w0TeBed Cloves Mills, cotton and woolt n Hoer. fopFish- inR. Ihiead. knitting Cotton, cotton Kdfn-f fpe and coaree alse, bleached and nnbleoched sbeennes. blsached and nnbleached and c0iofsd Dfiliss. TIrks, Apron Check, stripe, Denime. Iweede, Casslmerss, Linen Cor Panis nnd Coness Irish Lnens Table Linen, Nankeen. ToweIlnR. Flannels. satcheis, Umbrellas. Parasols, &e ekc. Alec. flour, Slewayts syrup. molssser, aaRafs by the 10 or bblsieas. kernel burnt and ground coliee, saleFafus, nutnegE. caasia, and an asn1ft ment of Groceries tn general.
 Alsos an assortment of B00ts and shoee. crock cry, hardware, tin ware, &c. Be, all of which has been bonghi for Cash at the lowest prices and Faid for. and now musf and will ha sold tor CASH of kRoDUcE as low 1s can Dc afforded this side of New York. e1rTRY USs
 South Norfolk, June 9th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
TIC aad Prinling Materials.

THE undsrsiRsed hsg respectiu!ly to Inform their PatSons asid aho Trade, IiIat they have re. moved lo ihsir neN bnsldings. Ncs. eg, sl and B Beeknnaii q. beiween Nassau and Williains and trust k0in the faciIiiies there offered by every n16Iiesn improvement, 70 meet continuance Of ,liheFai sappogt Eonte qf plain Scotch Faces, vnsyinn from 100 ibs. io 1900 lba. wright will bo kept on hand, as . ell ae vasied assortment q fancy letter, 10 which dcpaNnient over 5000 matsices have been added since the printing of their last specimen.
 Every afliele Ascessary fof the fnrDishine of eompieis Prinling 0fIices, furnished at shcfi notice,
 Inc subscribers would bee .o call shs alsen. tion of the Trade 10 their MettI. which lof dnfas hilitt has not been eqnalIed by any Foundry in the uni,ed States. By . peculiar conbnaii9n of metals. affise1 a from an xerience q lhiEty yeafs thoy ere snabIed to casl type, which, silsy feel assured. wiII loss enetbifd longer thna thnk furnished by ans nsSeF Frnndrt im the e1anlSy.
 JAMES CONNOR & SON,
 Nas- ze, 3l and 23 pqehman si.
 N. B.-Snch Newspsper pfinlers as will insert ihe ahore advertisement i've ti1sos. viii he en- titled Q fheir paT iu Rsiniiaa i,gpes. Acs pFs- yidsd tiss times shs amouns ef hi for adseriising is purchased
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
5S H &z0 c o Q Ds TUsT received good aesnFsmeni q Gfniio> men: pSsss ess: ies sgs;se s,s., ,ssss; ss 2:
Enzzlzz Hoo'zss
Order ef Nasaec.

pAvsb '. aaofH.
 State If GpshecfifAf. LiffAsfl* ceaHf3 ~. WTP0N ne pSiiiion ol fn1 EalaiiHs Tooth Qi O Ydffinfl1n. cf pfayinR lef ftse109 lt1fein sof f1f1h {as dipaffa. nos rH1HiHE HHiN1I fte snneYIaf Court in nnd Iol tll4ANeI4 Ne0ntf, lr h6 holder en lhe ,h|id FuesdeF ct AnEsat
 Il Sn6Sn5lAa "a nna haInn ibsnA bS lht nnA naSIhIiIs nnfEasilY, lhai ihS NAjd Ftf&0nfNNl \ ItSIa|H1 0NI NI 4nd 6 al'aeNi ffl.M t3't Fitl4r' n,n. #, USsIf NHtn0Wn 10 lh0 Q6E|iI7F1F Thor |111. el|1fsd. ilal nnlra AI lte 1e1l<1fV 1| .1'' DsI||'na kf 1IVfn aald lnennndeut ff 4HI''I|I'1' |h|n 6IAsT |n Thn IAlrANN|a NA4Hi34|| N|N4 Iss|P. tAni|blneIae on " beIatR |se 4s.a lsI ' pRnnRRicK n. hER AM Ia cI4ik q lslN HsfsHl' NANt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22

4 4
 nE fRiUMfHs or PEACE. The New Fork Commercial .Advertiser thus con- slpaes is acc0uDis oftIle successful results of stlle ExpedilIon 10 Japan. The justice XII shese seniimenis wiII be universally con,
 ARd how vastly superior sshow much no- sDlees are such cOnqMssis and iripmpllsthsn ah0ae of the bavnnei and the cannon. How much more worthy of ihe Government q. iite &liiied Sfafes in suciar expediliarl. svitt-suci, aFesuils. liians the contemplated sqslarsel MiRl1 Spain as stlnreiexi l;,r the ac. !. sNpisisiORnfs Cubs. Itw will stand immen,o. Tially i0 ilie credit oc Mr. FiIlmnrc's .Ads lniRiatra.iOn filRi . { no sacrifice of kumaa, Nie, eYa bY no viola tl0ns of the laws ol nu- 9i0naI fuIhiiy, an itisnense emr,ire has been, unsepiiliAFed, and fite. lighfuf cDinmercc, 'OfcixilizStiiih, md Ut Christianity asln,il,ed sni0siss aansA Ageaied sciismBefs. And whai a EOtssre' Npened io Japan, md t0 lhe w0sM. How afiehty everis now crowd upon Qs:4 China IlflsS<aoing FesolniiuIs prepafalOry 70 an entire, chaiiaa Of institm. fi0hk and poIicy, atd her people lirssar 'emigfs5iug by thousands Japan abandon
 mn mn. infercOnFse and opening her r6ris Hiiil Rndd Asiii tn the vnungest among na- tipns. Efsnce and England in alliance, and war ahoat le desplatesllIe whole oi Europe. Other events Of scarcely less importance arc l0oming up in tlle distance. Eerily, the world, and not this nation 0f tdai 0Dly, ssbeilg feyolu.iOnized.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22

The Syrscuse Daily Standard, the cen-G srsi 6Fesn of Inc Solis ,n New Turk. spealsing ef siseelecsinn If G,lleue io the United States Senate from Csnaecticui, says ss
 ssss '.s. We nfe appfchensise that Mir C Eil- lctie is not the last anitsIavery man who will go s0 Congress n consequence of the i,sssaee OI ihs Nvbraska Bill. On the r6hfFafy, it is clear enough Ihat nil,ers sfe 70 e6. New York w,ll mt return any Representations who have aaslaiised tlit hi|lIs snsr will any n,ans be- sent whn is ss,specRd af sssnps,hy lslr ihe sneasure.- This iaci. howe yer disnslefuIii q ansy be iil some qiarleFs, e nevertheless universally
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
S|IQRR ]

GEO. ID. WADHANES WOULD respectfully solicit the a,,en,ion oi wv the citizens of Lltchfield county to his large stock of Goods now on hand, bought in Boston and New York, for sale at prices that cannot fail to suit.
 Sga2Dge EDs.V Goods. K. A very large. stock Of English, French and American Broadcl0ihe, Cassinaeres and Ves,inrs |ef all colors, satinetia, Tweeds and summer cloths. plain md damask table cloths, Irish Linens, Linen Hdkfs, 6Ic.
 DOsaeeStic Goods.
 AlsTee assorlment of bleached and brown slleetinss and shirtngs, such as Merfimack, and Yoi fiis &c. drinss, striped sSirsiaas, 'ins denims end licks.
 LasISes' Dress Goods.
 25,O0O yds EnaliSh, French and American Prints, from 6 l-4 to IT l-2 cents; Ginehams of 9ImosI every style s plaid sd printed De Laines, A fine assortment of FonlaFd silke tllas are de. cidedly pretty and cheap. Also another lot Of those splendid black silks sDarranied mt o crack or change color. French worked collars. di3esns isettes. cnrnbric and muslin Inserlings, dfc6s trimmings, buttons, &c.. Sc.
 Sla0sCEs.
 Black silk, Broclla and Craps.
 ReNRy-.Iz0ae CtOtl1Saig. N A large stock of Mons and Boys' Coats, Pants and Vests, adapted to tie seaeoDs and fnll as- sorsnlent of Gents Furnishing Goods generally.
 ClOfls6Ssg EO Order. Having a very large assortment of Cloths, Vesfings, &c5 am prepared 10 furnish to order ali kinds of Mems and Boys Clothing, Ut short notice, and at prices which cannot fail to give satislaction
 ROOEs and SlsOess
 Awine Iifsa . r1sg,Is exprasslv Tor this branch oG the trade, can offer the largest assortment n the county--just receised from BosiOn and N. Y,
 Gass11ef62sg. 20pieces Tapestry. Brussells and Ingrain Car peting, Floor Oil Cloths Matiings. &c.
 MGfS 6ssssg CNaDS. Every yariety-- Kossush, Panama and straw Hats, Mems and Boys cloth and silk Caps. WsndoaO Slsudes and Paper Hangiiags. Al A fine assorrIiIes.a Aaaarv varietv \ nS nr;cs
 CrocEeyy ard Gldss Wusvsss.e.~ A splendid assortment. GROCERIES of aIl kinds. Foreien and DO. mestie HARDWARE and CUTLERY. and 'a''s '' sss's osssiaS5.'iI GEo. D. wADHAlEs.
 GRANITE SToRE,1
 WoscottyiHe, June lss, 1854.
 xU AA- M ,1E- Mzs ED ; In exchanae for Goods. Butter, Cheese. Eggs, Wood. Lumber and CAsB--fof which the hieI.. est market price will be paid.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Motica.

LiroHf1kLDy 20th J1ne. 1854. THE annual meeting of inerii5ers of the Litchfelds Savings S0cieiy will be held on SafnfdaVs s4ih. day of June, 1854, at { o'clock F. M.. at the Phmaix Branch Bank.
 E.. R. COLT, Secretary:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Died.

Tn Woieottvllle, d ihe residence of hsr father. E.5snces AdeIine HungeFfofd, wife oF J. B. Whiting, M. D., aged % years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
R. NRarrimaIn,.
lg.RfcIh slEn lce1. nm .I'.al.sle1.-

sySescn z Maker 6Bft6B sNeeCSEe1',
 AT THE OLD SrAND.--
 D wA7cu- RErxrRIra xnB JewrErna
 done in tho very best manner, by
 b careful and experienced work man. Also. on hand, q choice selection Of good and weIt-made Watches. Jewelry, Ec. wliich val be sold at reduced prices The besf Of SILVER WAHE, made expressly for retail. COFFIN PLATES constantly on hand, and sagra- eang done at short nntico.
 Ltch6eid, June l854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Motica.

M on or ab0ut the lst instant, seven head of young Cattle. viz one two year old and three yearliRg Heifers, and three yearling Steers with . slit in the right ear. The owner is re. quested to prove property, pay charges and take them away. URI TAYLOR.
 Li,chfeld. June slh, 1854. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
Mnfica.

VIE annual meeting of the Litchfeld Mutual <! Ere lnsurn@ce Company. will be held at the Mansion House, in Ljichfield, on the 1si Mon. day ot July 1854, at 2 eseiock, P. M, for the choice of offieerp, and 10 ransase any other D.s siness proper to come before said meIIfng < JASON WHITING, Sec'y.
 Isitch6eld. June 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22

MJOTECE.--W WheFeas my wife Julia has left M my bed and hoard without just cause or procations this is 10 forbid all persons from har buring or trustinx her on my accoupf, as shall pay no debts Of her contracting after sfiis date.
 sfts LUJiJJS WATRUUS. South Norfolk. June 10, 1851 [
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22

sEzxc.ssxylsz -A.' II. Jocelyn. @ Fallon sneG,. Nt6 Eszz sssls a4 sessi.aeN Boob cf GOV md ozizinz Eieclr1syps Hi1nsttn cn,s. Osnnmrnle. &e.s zal ps'nl4IS uss, aii of which ngs1kSspssd ia sa& 1i1hssl slyis q Asi. and 4se n 2xry frtns ia. teaHn3n, npan l'.e eli.lHshimttd s,sssSiyrs 86H Ht,strsl ln WAni ol any sgch wuk ~ snt 1ssejit|lna ~ SnGlHs' ss. w1ald ~ ws,i Co 1,II g. tzs Is,s|ln'e sli1hlIshusnt'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-22
We sske she Following item from ne N.

yNe lske she following item rom nc N.
 s... Pr.visipps arc coming down st lasi. Onr railIe market rep0ri ihis fnorili,ig sh06s that beet has fallen &2 % 0pef EaD~ dsed, n,j1r is ifpm 3i fts eI 50 IosseF ai.ah: it S1Ns Nhis day Week. The supplies are emple, are accumsia ting, md lhcFe is ji,tle or I.0 demand ior foreign shipweui. Ehis is good news. 2