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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
1853. 1854. 1853. 1854.


Tot.l,.. So $4,000 &c 10000 % 900 81 800 on
The CosS trade h been finn throughout he week and prices
Ess ssS @ WEI hoy. been :ssy 5 n''ned Is,
turned ore. United FLovs IS oo =
WHEAT % the have been large At today market there
0 fir brsino,. doing wiihou; change in prices
public iSle taken SD asa ordinary
have Sc 5 The 1' follow
Aslc 81 Sia6 ordinary sor
few H S,, Ras. @ q e sssP s 4
Tat,y oa ,IS aI% @a Quicksilver ]
s SUM- ro s s@ da 1sa M:.f . PomP,' , $40
.zs0 x" for riddps good being 2Oi $50 cheaper
oh Mry now amount oias ehe Stock :fFa
The quiet Welsh there only
i @ Ss 1 edt f rs has SS vs. F .
20 Tor n@G No on The Cyde Geh'ee.he No 3d. stafford
LARD ' du HIT 1T 5ia IS for es.en.
500 ezG 10: Syaulh G2iG15
LlvsrrD dmsld the continuance dry weather
Omsn TIsH there boi little dong aud quotations
q 3d. irs. active At - oss s~d ~ for forward de-
vee R,rfBrOVn has been d on 'rge scale at ~ nij
OR d,ive; refined, the spot inactive ijs sPrRs
Rns du prices downward tendency 100 good
dd ing white bengal o. "rcton were bought in 49, and 9
in KS, rge iu9ncss las been done: ebou 900 lnncheon, har
NJ changed iord5 3iio Iooi ewaTd aud 81 for strong Dem
SPLITTER qrie' at s2i
SIpSTrE-4o0 TINS 10 arrive were early part the
,,e 49,, bat the market hos sine, become do with little dpo
u, 80 h, KS Beneel oucon e. cent refl taken
ia nj a.. Nitrate soda dul vi ~ ni9IG
StrD-Lc I'd has declined freight and aud
delivered II 90, he WAY ON the spot iie doius
nj rFic % nominal.
SplcEs-We s Of - Singapore Nuncg., from Pc
Mace % Casss Vera ~ 0jji and lJ'
Sago niddlug good small grain Loo
Masbn PEPPER emotion to-day bought ID aud 1877
pnntut0 al sd n sd.
sUCAR-1hc rcOpcnd with rather alimn ion and The
onnuifv brought arcon being modretc, slight 0dyencc
Vas ohohed The sale Of Nost India for the
cek auoud hhds 1900 bags MaEius aud East
Gn Icncr pant cold STEADY 80 hide 81 Crox went
f,eh al good fine yellow. Ia of he
i;,d Of Refined an,aeons are small and prices firm
Ouch II dg Company have NcTtscd 81 2s bake java for
,eic ct Rof s.fd pln ~ the 1fih Of MAY
" 1SJH. 1851. 1851. 1884.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

B-Sub-.ripfirs viii BE- ihaBs fully received By either o. the
Committee Directors
ri. oaor Mayor W-r~t has kindly Offered % receive dgni
t,rs once CITY hal f tn. uy sasibis sntepre Mr.
-L.rb.rs Espp DO the k-s,O tbs Mechanics Bans
" -lls-
New.Ycrt. AYr IS. 1854
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
EAsrFRy Dr.rrys,RY- Tho following Is The report o

EASTERN DrsPFSs,Rr-T following is the report o
this the month Of Arr: Pen attended a. ne Of
mules females 7 Patterns attended at their dwr
ues 29; e. Number OF yaccnate 81
moles III Grand total 1898 There were cured or
Hospital II. remaining under treatment and
died whole number there born IN the ate OF Ne"
York 722 ~ the United States o. and in foreign coune DID,
Medical advice and medicine usual nrned its-the
nun- OF pre- pon for the month being 2 The largest
rurler in one day was ~ the smallest numbcr "a
d,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
COURT OF COMMON PLEAs--Befo,s Jude woODssyf.

To recover damages for alleged assauIt and bsttery
The rss- were drinking bier etAb shnsnt IN 70
when they commenced qusrr-nr Plaintiff alleges .
knock ed f down with his fs, then dragged nun sDg W"
tsfriug his clothes He claims flco dsmssr. on'y ~ 81
NJ wa producsd the part Of p.ntf ~" u, ~" wv F
s.sau!f. The Judge dismissed the eoHpiain-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
oo,.p- or GENERAL sEs.IoSs-FsIpAY-Befors Jed,
tOJhA VI

Edward ard J. Mills were tried and convicted Of grand
rny in stealing about 80 worth Of spool cotton Remarked fs
VIM pleaded guilty gand larceny s,e.ins three ouaces
q, oA Sn<f The property hs father deferred
LYMAN pleaded guilty 10 burglary the third degree 10 ees'
ing the tailoring establishment Of Wymsr Co., boedwy
The poI>r r-sDded and Will probably be tried snotssr
being npssd that be bad soGsthnE TO 40 win ~
obstruction OF the Of VIM Jennings Co, ~ whn ssve~
frsnn.n lost their liys. -,
Mitchell Cray indicted for srsnd larceny in stealing io o. ga
clothes pleaded guilty 10 petit larceny aud was sentsoee'
PeaifeItisry for siK months .. -.
Geo Gather wuted and convicted Of sitemgt Al -
store Of Albert H. Seoay saconeer 10 Broadway he
tened 20 the Penitentsry for one year
Julius Zimmerman was tried and convicted OF grsna
eeuy In stealing clothing the value Of 80 from the '
Lsfour S~nfspce State Prison, two yesrs --.ox lar
Roder;ck Nichols was tried and convicted oil -
eepv In stealing pairs Of boots vsned ss,rs vsa
Mr spsrr He sentenced % fh stare i.rr.ry thS
w, Win Wa. tried convicted Of sftom 81 ~ M
-sor- Of Mr. Dillon No. ISL Broons a. VINO "a
nj. Va. State Prison TOT Two
Nm Mead w.s tried and scanft.d Of pss"ss e'''
Tho cor-i thea saJ,arned tsf tasos
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
united STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Bsfore Jadge Bsrfs
IN. limited ~. James Collier

To recover the late Collector a. San Francisco aarys
,n BE- due the Government already refecd TO- rs
considers hat Of fhs feH Ia dpate sieh es whether
the Collector 4 entitled commissions certain seizures aud
whether he should be allowed said 10 have been sesn ron
the Drru ectoT Monterey &c questions Of law The
ury fldeed rro verdict subject % the opinion 81 the
on, as 10 what allowable tie parties respectively aud
judgment Tor plaintiff or dei,ndsnt ON the various hs
the decision az Jaw warrant
u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06
UNITED STATES cOMNIssIoSEkns oFfIoE-H''''' e".
THE ALLEGED BosfciDE At sta.

John :. Won't charged WI" 81 - .Ire.dy referred I.
w. saarnIned II appeared that ne ''.ss ,si,, sbsa "a
nae .truek decessed snd they eincned sad ELI
he mat. and,r The Aecusd = ~ 80 On N, sny,s s ~
VIC s "a so.nsI there al day with an swnin< we
hm That ns he died The accused "~ e'mH's' TOT VITAL
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

PETER tOoPFR
BENJAMIN z. CAMP,
The Hon A {. hINGsLANO,
SOLOMON JsNNNR. Cormr-se.
BFNEDfcr Laws. Jr.
= FIsH NFfLsoN.
NAHK STEPHENSON. NJ D..
VALENTINE MoTT. VI. u. LID. tCOnsgl-ing
DAVID /. RoGEEs. 81 ID. J Surgeons.
MARX STEPHENSON. ~ d. AtreadiEx
john 7. GARRIsH. 81 D.. ) sgrze0Es.
{. :. Woodruff. PTcsidc1i
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

To recover Of the Company $40 900 a contract made
b plaintiff with George C6ase 1915 build aTgs hotel
Penacola filled psyi and u conended that ths
CTfpy under the liable Ia this sresfg
considers that the complainant has allied
etab ~ any the with the debt due 10 him.
and lismis.d tho complaint with cosS
BILLS ISDICTMEsT.
The rsnd eseday With indictments against
the following
Charlie Hamilton Of the 81 the ship 0sweyo for
su. with dsngerous Cspt Williams ~ sd -kp vii
Ksn valiant lsrceuy the hgh Geo W. Bailey for
fheress Graz. eount~st
money Thomss assault with dangerous weapon. James
Burke larceny AdOlphns Doll pur0nas letter from the
P1~Ogce; David Allen exces. Of pa4Sengsra
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-05-06

ForyD Observation-Disclosures lcN m tor0f'r.-
Coroner yesterday held inquest upon the bOts OF en IN
known woman about 81 found drowned ~ me t ~
tsps inst River The Jury rendered Surc OF dee ny
-uing bore the appearance Of German aud mad
I.k brown hair behind On her ce'se the initials
r" The tofv appeared have been IN the wies hon
While the Inquest being held onghore named bs BOD
with the Coroner and his Deputy DR. hi'eneT ana as a
s abusive language They attempted 20 arrest hn bn
he ey aauled Dr. Ches,eney. and then made hi escape
warren, fol his arrest has been issued.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION
geWett HIGg. CampanY.

S0WOA@ Naa8p V~A~efFs@AASN E it known that we the subscribers hereby AA associate ourselves as body corporate pursuant to the provisions of the Fourteenth Chapter of the Fifth Third of the Revised Statutes 0l Connecticut, entitled of Joint Stock Corpora tons, and subsequent Acts and those amendai0ry thereof, aI.d the following are our articles oi assoclatiOh and agreement:
 The namo of said Corporation shall be JEwETT MFG. COMPANY.
 2 The Capital Stock ol said CorDorat;on shall be divided into Eight Hundred and Forty Shares ol Twenty-Five Dollars each.
 The said Corporation is established for the purpose ot manufacturing and deatiHg in Iron, Brass and other metal Castings, and also any aud posed mainly of cable and gray Iron, Wood, Brass, Steel and other me ials and also to man. uiac,ure and sell Mouse Traps, Birdie Bits, and such articles as are generally known as Hard ware Goods; and also to purchase. hold and sell real estate. anu other property and such go ds ana effects as may he necessary and convenient to prosecute said business.
 4 The statute law of the State of Connecticut entitled of Joint Stock Corporations and the seVera! Acts additional thereto and amendatoFy thereof are hereby particularly referred to and made part ot these articles, and the Corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to the statutes shalIhave all the powers and proceed according to the regulations sub scrlbed and specified therein.
 Each subscriber to these articles agrees to take the number oi Shares annexed to his or her name of the Capital Stock of said Corporation- each Share to be Twenty-Five Dollars as afore- said, to be paid for byinstaments as the Directors of said Corporation shall callin the same.
 The aforesaid Corporation is located and established in Sharon Valley, Litchfield County,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
nnnfh af nErn. IInIInu.

Under our obituary head is notice Ol the death al Salisbury, of Mrs. HOllev, the wife df A. Fl. Hslley, Esq, tie late whig -caDdidsle for L.. Governor, lO which office he will Und1ahiedly he elected on Ile us- semhng Of the LegislsiuHes Mr Holley's position during tue session will lse URe Oi peculiar trial lAes will receive the hand of graduation, wllIle lUe would clutch with A tighter grasp -Ilse hand of sympaihy.- Amid the hustle nt busy session wi be mingled afisctianaIc aud sad remeunbraR- ces. Public dniy will take him from cov- eted. relireateht 70 seenrs anconGeRial with I'ea.t stricken wlIls il,e l,eavirai beTesv- nen' that can. befalI il. Such position, we say, is dtie Of exreedihg trial, and tine SVorfhy gentleman Wiil have sympathies Ol many friends, wlT'i 'iiad hoped t0 render Inn only gratdlations.
 sg s, rs, .e s-ss s,.tas rs F1gl1uE}i1rma
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Daily Palla diam-sesslon Subscribers.

The Publishers of the NEw HAVEN DAILY PALLADIUM offer their paper during the mex, session Of the Legislature, on the same terms as heretofore, namely, seventy-fve cents for the session, or one dollar if continued after the session go as to include the Laws. ss,a sH~sr
 The Palladium will con,a in faithful reports cl the proceedings of the Legislature, and will em. brace during most of the time, the proceeding, of the day on which it is published. a
 Those. individuals who may choose to act a. agents in procuring subscribers will be entitled to the amount of one copy for every six obtained
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Public. Auction {!

TNNHE subscriber will sell at Public Auction N to the highest bidder, the whole equity of Call, late, of Salisbury, deceased, died seized, lying near Lime Rock. in said Salisbury, on the 22d day of April, 1851, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the late residence of the deceased in Sails. bury, if not previously disnosed of at private sale. VIM. CALL, Administrator.
 Salisbury, April 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
PaNGiilgDs,

Hon! Edward S,an!ey. Gsrn,erly of Norrh Carnlina, was taicly iined $25 In CaI,ior. ma, for aIi alledged rahie,npl oI court, in minimizing before jury that there was a conspiracy against q client of his. He ias- medmtely pad the fine, and swUsequsntly he received scis'wptimcntasy v ieIter tctni- taiinngt tIle sasnouhs Oi the fine) from the jury. He acknowledged the compliment, but declined to reccive she money, ard Ie. commended them 10 devote il lo some chaHlable purpose. 3 0t5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Home School for Young Ladies

AT WEST TWISTED, CONN. WKYILL commence its fourth Summer Term WV May lst, and continue fourteen weeks For further particulars apply to
 REV. P. T. HOLLY, Principal. Re|erence-DEA. CYRUS CATLIN. From Rev c. 1T. 4. Bulkiey of New York Having been an inmate ot MT. Holley's family some months, can fully commend his School as presenting to parents many attractions and advanta ges for their daug no; only bee use it affords them ample instruction, but the com forts of home with that wise counsel and tender influence from Mrs. H. which none but mother knows how to render. 5l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

P An old lady in Corin,h, Me-, who has attainedthe remarkable age ofone hund
 red and twelve years, may be fitly regar' dep as a living monument of ihe preser
 valive virtues "i snuh, as she takes thre, boxes full per day upon sn average -
 Allowing her snuif, box ao he abnn, ,h, s.zeiof curss this would anoun, to abou two htsheh aud a peck per year, whicl
 would make one hundred and thirty min, bushels lhai she has sneffed up since l,e
 filiieth birth-day. Don'l read us an,
 more hO,nilies on the pernici0us conse, lquences oi shuf'aakin9! @ @ at 76 ~ Springfield Republican.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
District of NeD Miiford ss Probate Couri April

District ef Ne,D Miford ss Probate Court, April l5th, 1854.
 EV STATE of DAVID MUNRoE, late of .EA New Milford, in said District, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for the District of New from lhe date hereof for the creditors of said es. tate, represented insolvenb tn which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Wm. Roberts and Chas. s. Gaylord, Comm issiouers, to receive and examine said claims. Certified by JAMES HlNE, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at .he late residence the dec, nsed in said town on the 22d of April. and the lith Of October r, 1854, at 1 clock, m the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business oi said appointment.
 WMLIAM ROBERTS, C0mmis.
 CHARLES s. GAYLORD sioncrs. All persons indebted to said estate are request. ed to make immediate payment to
 EBENEZAR SANDFORD, Execrtor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

The Members Of the lst Episcopal Society in Lfehfieid, are hereby notified that their an. c%aIeS %Se?nS ~ se Ss hode1 MdS o1 s m S day of April, instant, ut o'clock, F. M., for the choice of officers and transacting any other bu. siness proper for said meeting
 By order of the Wardens and Vestrymen.
 A. s. LEWIS, Clerk. Litchiell, April 17lh, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
L.egisiaf,re Renorfs.

< The DAILY MORNING JOURNAL AND COURIER, containing full and accurate reports of the Legislative proceedings, will be furnished at 75 cents for the session-Sl including lave, &c. In all cases m advance. f,s.a.s. 5s 4l
 Those individuals who may choose to act as agents in procuring subscribers will be entitled to the amount of one copy for every six obtained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
A Beautiful and Necessary

A CCOMPLiSHMENT.---- subscriber, A. having had long experience as e Teacher of Penmanship, proposes 10 give instruction in this village to such as desire to improve the,r knowledge of this indispensable ait. He has already organized class, which wilt meet this evening at the Centre School House ; and will also be happy to attend to an afternoon class if euitahle encouragement is given. M
 TERMS, @ % per course of 20 lessons stationery included. r, ' h@@I &E REFERENCES.
 Fl. R. Corr, Esq, Cashier Phoenix Branch Bank. Rev. B. L. SWAN, Pastor lst Cong. Church. ]. c. BEcKwfTH, M. D.
 A. N. LEWIS, Principal of High School.
 GEO. w. JOHNSON. 2
 Litchfieid, April i2th, 1854. ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

ss The Winste.l Bank. tie Windham Coun V Bank aud the Danlury BaUk will ap- ply lO the. Eexi General Assembly, for a D increase ofcapital stock Two hank char. lers'are asked for New Haven, and one in Meriden. 4"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Wantsa Im.nc,liasefv,--rcn

wsntsd Immediateiy.-T more indu.. trious respectable American Girls io work in a Button Factory. Good wages and steady em- pIeyment given. ! have obtained some very fine Girls from Litehfeld County, and want . few more of the same sort. For particulars please call ai the Factory, or write to e '''' 'ssa7f'aa ga r 'ef rd MONROE TERREL.
 Naugatac, Conn, March IS, 1884. ..-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

A T a Court of Probate holden at Litch6eld "A within and for the District of Litchfield, on the 18th day of April, A. D. 1884. F*s@
 Present, GEo c. WOODRUFF, Esq, Judge.
 The Administrator on the estate ot ASAtlEL WEDGE late of Warren in said district, repre- scented said estate to be insovcnt, whereupon this Court doth direct that Commissioners be appointed thereon. and that said Administrator give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said deceased, to n; pear (if they see cause,) before the Court of Probate, to be holden at the Probate Office in said district on the 29th day of ApiiL 1854. at 10 o'clock A. M. to be heard relative 10 the appointment of Commissioners on said estate, by posting a copy of ihis order on a public sign.post in said town of Warren nearest advertising the same in a newspaper published in Litchiield. Certified from Record. ..
 - GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
The SIll1llller Terlll

nF Misses VAILL and HALL's Select Schoo " will commence on Wednesday, the 10th of May. TUITION. VI Primary Studies, $500
 Common English Branches, 400 . es Higher 800
 Latin, French, Ora wing--each, 100 extra Music, with use of Piano, 1000
 LitchfeA, April %, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

Medical 9Keetings-The Annual meeting of the Lilchfeld County Medical Society win be holden at the Mansion House, LitchGeld April 27th, 1854.
 GEO. SEYMOUR, M. D., Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

The neases, style of E,shienab be pan,a looDs in New York is dcscrtbed as a 'ligh, grey ground, with the castle of Hedrlbnrg in dark hlne, on one leg and Moua. Vesu- vius vomiting forth fire an ll.c O,her.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

gr DR. TERREL's OrsrMEsr pp in glass boxcs-an cxtra nice article for the toilet, and e handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have hox on tho shelf, in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by
 ,..tEe la0l A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

George Saunders, who vas uominafed Consul io london by the President and rejeeied ny ihe Senale, is reported io have made half a million dollars during als brrel term of oiic ervice, by lhe sale of mus
 keis and speculations in Lake Superior copper .siUckss ssH a#9gs4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Maffieo.

h Washington, 18th inst, Eah Buckingham to Miss M. Helen Mitchell.
 Tn Wondbury. April 9th, Francis q Loreland, of Hartford, 70 HarrIet P. DoolillIe of Woodbmry.
 In Waterbury, an the 10th inst, Mr, Phineas D. Warner of Washington, to Miss Mary A. Burns of Waterbury. .3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

District of Litehfeld ss. PrObate Court, April { 19ih, 1854
 ESrATE of ABIGAIL ENSIGN, late of EA Litchfield, in said District. deceased.
 ORDERED-'rhat inc Exccutor exhibit his ad- minstration account to this court for adjustment, at the probate office in Litchfed, on the 1st day of May, 1854, at nine clock forenoon; and that all persons interested in said estate, may be notified thereof, the said Executor will cause this order to he published in newspaper printed in Litchfe!d, in Litchfield County, and post copy thereof on n public sign-post in said Litch- field. GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
JANE LIVINGSTON
HENRY LIVINGSTON

HENRY LIVINGSTON
 LitchGsld County Superior Court, Aagus. Term, 1854. TIPON the petition of Jane Livingston, of O Salisbury in said County, retnrnahe 10 the Superior Court 10 he holden at Litchfelj, in and for said County, on the lhii d Tuesday of August, 1854; and praying for divorce from her hus- band, the sad Henry Livingston, for reasons set of March, 1854.
 happening to and being found by the sub sscrlbing, authority that Henry Livingston, ,hs Respondent in the above entitled and foregoing case is out of this Sfn,e, and removed to part. unbnown to ihe Petitioner, so that personal service of the petition in this cuse cannot be served upon him.
 It is therefore ordered that notice of the pen dencv of the i"reguing cause he given the said Henry Livingston by publishing this Order ,n a newspaper published in Litchfield n said County six weeks successively, the last publication to be 2! least three weeks prior 10 the third Tuesday of August 1854.
 Dated at LischfieId. April I2,h, 1854.
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, 3 5l Clerk of said Superior Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
LitchfieId County Daguerreian Gallery !!

First Building SoaM he MansiOn House. DICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac- country or Europe. The Crayon, illuminated and colored Daguerreotypes taken if desired Miniatures and Portraits copied. Or hand at all times beautiful assortment of French Cases Gold Lockets, Sc. s.a5set4 x
 Terms moderate and satisfaction euaran,ied sesg+ J. L.. JUDD. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

The Legislature of Nova Scotia have declared to ihe Queen that she may with draw all her forces from the Pmvince :o emp'oy ll'em elsewhere, ard that the prov inc'aI forces will be sufficient for pro,ec> ton. C Etff f<E-E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Legislative tleeports.

l aIhe DAILY REsIsrtR. continuing full and early
 Rsporss of the Le egisiative proceedings. will be faFnishsd at 75ernts for ihe session-s including the Laws, &c. To be paid in advance. q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

tr Tbe prevalence of ihe snow storms and end wealhers:his inonih is nscrtbed Co tl,e influence of the icebergs floating in the Atlantic. " aaa ze 9g a~ la *s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

g The Wins,cd Herald says ihas: Grant 'Fhorburn is about taking uP his residence in that village. 7:a@ Yrt85isfs3 sastT T5T
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

WEsr TWISTED, April l5, 1854. A N application will be made to the next "A session of the Legislature of this State for an increase to the Capital Stock of the TWISTED BANK to the amount of Four Hundred Thousand Dollars. tzt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20

DR. Roo3ss PsLEs.--lt is not to be wondered at that the inhabitants of Lifchfeld county should pfefersDE Rota's 's celebrated Root and Plani Pills to any other Medicine in use, as ,id DT Roor-- the original maker nf them was resident of Canaan, and while living enjoyed the reputation of being the mnsr skilifnl PhysiciaD in ihe coun- try. The Pills are comp scd of twenty kinds Of rare medicinal vegetables, although active and thorough iu their operation on :he system yer they are so carefully nscdicafed that they can be given 10 the Wost feeble person with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills t0 the sffiicie1, as being superior in every respect to any anicie of the kind in use. Sold at the low throughout the coan.ry. Rr Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Died.

In Ansonia. April 10, Mary R. wife og James
 In SOuthford, Conn, April 6Ih, Mrs. Ciarissa Thompson. wicow of George w. Thompson, aged 7S. Mrs: Thompson vas tie daughter ot Deacon Adm Wheeler. formerly of that place, and leaves sI viving her lour sisters, whose ag- gregate ages already exceed 3l2. sl.1F
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-20
Goshen Academy.

VTHE Summer Session of this School will \. commence Thursday, May 4,h, and con- tinue twenty-one weeks. A few lads will be received into the family of the Principals:
 n,g.ssa.,..s .e JAMES 0. RICE. 5l H. M. HART.