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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1854-02-17
ATTRACTIVE POINTS.


Most places which are noted and visited for their beauty
grandeur or other attractions usually disapponi the new
b.hoder on first view because they do not appear to
present the astonishing wonders which were anticipated
and the visitor is thus left for time in puzzled surprise
such Inadequate and different character does fancy give
10 objects than truth aerw ard proves them to possess
Such was the experience Of the writer when he hst be
held some Of the renowned peaks othe New England and
Alice bany Mountains the frightul orRgs and gloomy
chssms along the New York and Erie Railroad-he cata
rscts IF the Gentsee and above all the thumb mig fa
a Niagara; he looked first and second time yer qua
moi nefeeive The mpessveness universally ibutedto
actually possessed by them-yet aer behodlns
often end longer be began to realize their terrible iss
cinating subHmyo 10 feel their superiony ABOVE
all descrptonsan experience often expressed 10 MN oy
others. 81. ..
And this IT, in great measure the experience OF most
If those no several times visit MADIsoS while they mn
the commanding attractions Of this place CONSISTS more IN
beautiful and picturesque than the grandeur oil
its scenery True even the visitor at once VIII &c
know edee il 10 be a pleasant locstionere Of command
ing prespect s they do not yet fully per al OF mo
delight end transport from unrvaod scenery ana roman
tic views Of which they had rad much II D"oAs ana pa
reTs; vet they confess 10 the existence Of Gharn
which corstra,ns them longer 10 the SPOT 'hen lle!
continue examine till they enthusiastically sACait
las have frequently heard visitors IRON te east 20 nerel
The rhol surely told Us. And csculaung oes
pess capitalists who read extrsvagant predictions OF ~
future shake their heads incredulousy AMI ct ABOUT Win
facts snd figures examining with business forecast unu
they forced 10 declare that what they hai suppoeu
TO be exeggeraton, really came shOr; OF the tTath
Such the remarks Of sh-ewd io New osk
snd Massachusetts, recently in regard 10 Chicago MAI
ping Madison where they also made liberal purchases
~ roal
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Di..rie,'of NeS Milse,G ... Probate Court, Ns

Dissrics of Mem Miltpr6 ss. Probate Court, Ne,D
 Milford, SeEiember 26th, 1854. .4 .
 TPON the nppiicnii0 of RocELIA A. LYON O of said New Milford, showing to this Court that she is Guardian to Jay c. Lyon and Samuel c Lyon, both of said New Milford, minors be longing to said district, and that said minors are the equal and joint owners of inc following real estate. viz; O.,e pipce of laui situated in said New M iliord near Curtis Peet's dwelling -house, and is bounded noEiherlv on Edward Hunt's land. easterly op Sperry Wheat.,n's heirs land, sDutherly Un Miher MorehOpse's heirs land in part and part on highway, and westerly on high. way-c0niainingt twenty.tw0 acres of land more or less with dwelling-hanse standing thereon. side oT the highway from the above, bounded easieriv on highway, hotsherlv on Harlow H. NeYion's land, westerly on Nathaniel Lvcrs'
 land. and soptherly on Edward Hunts land containing aboiit foir acres Of land more or less, with barn standing iherconi pari of the above described property is subject to the dover estate Of the said Rocelia 4. Lvon-eaid property hay ing descended t0. said minnrs from their la aie father. Seth $. Lyon. All the said minors' in-
 eres; in said estaie valued at about one ihousa nd dollars. and showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate--p praying tor an erder and that she or some other meet person he eni.
 iIe, daied inc 18th day of September, 1854. more
 Ordsfed-That the foregoing annIicaiion he heard at the pr bate office in New Milford, on inc Hth day of. December, 1854, ai one o'clock alter' noon, and that notice the!eaf De pnblishep in snme public newspapct near the place where such real esiate lies. ihfee weeks successively, at least six weeks before said time assigned.
 g JOHN s. TURRlLL, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Fall Goods l!

THE subscriber has just returned from New York, with full and choice assortment of Goods in hs line of business, adapted to the approach ing gseasOn--comp'ising everything which is new and desirable In style that the aket affords, in
 - Cloths. Cassinseres aud VeStings. -
 Having laid in an unusu lily large and varied assortment of Fall Goods, he is prepo red to ac. commndafc the public with everything in the Clothing Line at short notice, anc on the most reasonable terms.
 His stock of Cloths Is decidedly the largest ever brought into this market. his assortment is nnusua Ny complete, and tle will aim to keep well supplied with goods suitable to the season. Gas. simeres, of all the new styles may be found at his Emporium, and splendid assortment ol Black Doeskins. CassimcFes, &c Also, Vestings "a choice lot of fancy and black Silk and Satin, and what he considers the most elegant iol of fancy Silk Velve,s and Plush Vestings.
 These GOods will he made up in style of workmanship not surpassed, and. perfect fits in "'i fla fs'ss ssocI cG'pf"fA of READY.MADE CLOTHING be fitted on ,l,e most reasonnbl6 terms. Besides, i An endless Variety of F1rnfshing Qoodsi embracing large assor'menfo of shirts, Collaff, Stocks, Ties, Cravnts, Scarfa, Gloves, Gnuntleis, Hosiery, under Shirts and Drawers Suspenders, Handkerchiefs, &c. A:.
 ' believe in the m kim that Goods well bought are already half sold.f h any article which sell should prove deficient, pledge myself io make 1t Rood. if notified by the purchaser. As lexpect to buy for cash, have decided to adopt the cas, system As far as practicabie-~and nd account
 0 Cutting done at short notice. .ss
 Fall and Winter Fas!liens just received. III. RICHARDS.
 Sept. 25lh, 1884. 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Asa coars of P.sba,e ao'arn at 7o,,;ag,on. ,s;,li

Ata Court oF Prybaie holden af Tor,iag,on .piihin
 aud for he Dis,rftt o{ 7'orriugton, on ihe Pa
 day of October, A. D. 1854.
 Present HENRY $. BARBuuR. Esq, Judge. nN motion of George D. Wndhan,s Daniel " Brown and Mrs. Ann Mar,a W0odir0, Ad- ministrators 0n, the estate 0f EDMUND WOOD ING, late of Torrington, within said District, deceased: This Court dnh decree that six months be allowed and limited lor the cteditors of said to tho AduiinisraioFs; and directs that public notice he given of this order bv advertising tn . weekly newspaper published in Litchfield csunty and by posting cory thereof on the pubic sign post in said town ot TOrrington, nearest the place where the deceased last dwell.
 Certified from Record.
 2S- HENRY 8. BARBO tjR, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
< l,osros. Sept 30.

DOotWNs Ss tSs' W.
 Loss or TIE Ciry or PmrLApELpmIA. 1.-The Ame,ica arrived this forenoon Newfo uudiand papers received by he' contain additional information concern inv si,e wreck of tnsssteamer Pbiladel. phiA. She st,anded at Chance Cove. II o'clock Tuesday nigbt Sept. l4th. l, was very aa,k and rained heavily at the time. She backed of and ,an in slorr where her passengers were safely landed. Tenss were pitched and the 640 {. pas sengets iemained iilf Saturday morning, Mhen s pa,tof them were conveyed to S,. .John's in the stcanier on Monday. On Sunday. detachment of mill.s, J were sent 10 protect the rFoperty of the wreck. The St. Johns Post says that the V ictoria had rs,mn ned rpm tie wtech and that her engineer had descended in 2 diving dress, and found the wreck lying on e solid ,ock. the bow projecting clear 60 that be passed nnder it. Aboa. Ii sh' feet of the stem was turned and a hole was ih the bt,t.urA. IL is doubtful | she can probably Le got ahoas.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05


 baaTHE SLkyE TRADE. Slavery is sigfing for revival of the slave irade,. and no doubt can ex'st that as soon as it has llls power, that horrid traffic with all its enormities will be re. established. The Washington Uaion speaks out boldly on this subject, and even goes 90 far as to threaten a "reviyal of the African Slave Trade on . grander and more extensive scale than the wofld has ever witnessed. '' The reason, the official organ assigns for taking such ground is. that ''ti,e North spesking through the tongues of t,aito,s and lhs presses of demagogues. declares in sEss iirss place, as if to make the in suit more hgalling. that no more Slave States shall be admitted into the Unlon ; and secondly, ",ha. from eight tu ten fires States are certain of being added lo the Union in few years." "Whom asl,el Gods would destroy they first make mad. :" and we look upon these throes and threa,enings Of tie Slave power as precursors Of is certain destruction. Slavery may as well make the most of the power 1t now has. for not one jot or tittls. in our judgement. will be added 10 1t in ali future time. There is some comfort in the belief that the peculiar iusitution covers all the ter,ilory on ths continent that it will ever occupy and possesses all the p,ops that the laws will ever afford it. .sa..
 %g " st 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Hart Female Seminary,
 PLYyNDttTM.

THIS InFtiiutiOn is now in successful opera. and ornamental education for young ladies, equal to those of the hest city schools, and at less than half lhe cost. The boarding pupils constituting one family witt, their tenclicfs, are under constant supervisiob and ore. cared for in mind, manners and morals As if at home. The Institution is varied and thorough. Leo. lures will be given oh the natural sciences through the winter, and access furnished to . select and valuable lihFafv b0ili free of charge The beatty and hsalihfulness of the location are not supposed. and the hest efforts of the teachers and guardians of the school will be given to render 1t all that its patrons can reason ably desire. ts
 Catalogues containing fnll particulars will bs iurnished on application.
 The Fall Term will bbgi, SenteHnber l3. and
 Aug. l4, 1884, 4 s.t l64B
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
The Crescent Foundry MACHINE COMPANY, Bridgeports Conn.

MAKE te srdsr Slstiahary Steam Engines lVH from { te i50 hulss power; large doubles acting Force Pumps lss water works, lf0H planers, Engine Lathes. built the m1st tsuhaiens ttal manner and tncomm0aiy heauy, together with MM xA W2 ME IT tNaT HE 10 Ezr 10 SenetaL and alI kinds of Slesm nuilers.41 flaving large and extensive stock Of hIih Gear ina and SiheF patterns the scc6mnlniion Of ssMie IS years bueiness, they are prepaTed 10 tprnisA CaS.ihgs at short notice Any work ordered from ths Company will be euarantced equal tO any made in this counifts
 They would cal attention 10 a large Laihs which they build. desikped Eof Kailroed Machine Shops. for thfring oM. drisers- bed 16 feet Iongs swings 64 inches. They also make . seTy large and heasy Lathe wiih screw iced, designed iof maahine shdps in eenetsl<bed Ie .leet loAss swidgs 92 inches. and weighA about IS tnns. 5.
 This Company are Ii0w making a vertical Egs gtnk of new designs from so 10 ho5oe b0gsFs Which wjll require bui the small stace ef { fees sunare, the bed heinz but 2l bv Sz ihehes@ and with sssticsl Boiler will ssaniEc hgs by iest: cay that we ere pfepaFed to make Enelnes &lsh tic bl0wink cylinder attached difectiS Co tks sieaan cyllndeFs embracing ali the latest imsl pfOvements. & v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
MILLI M ERX a... ls. AND DRESS-M AKTNG,

MISS J. c. FARNSWORTfl has returned .1S1 iFOin New YoEk, havinE attended the Mil. lnery opening fur Fall Fasli0.Is in that city, of the SoIh of Sepi.-and ia now ready tO receive orders or calls from any wh0 would like to ex- anime the largest and best assortment of Milf nery and Fancy Goods ever brought Go this villagr, and which will be cold cheap. sHsta
 Ribbons and Feathers. French and American artificial Flowels, Silks Satins and Velvets, Mode and DunIhazines French and English Grape, a splendid assortment 0f needle work Collars, Sleeves and Cke1dise,ies Insertings and Edgings, Cheueil and Alohair Head Dresses, :s.1ncthing new of GIoves--the best of Kid. Silk. Worsted and Lisle Thread good siyles of Dress Trmmings, white and c0lored Hosiery.
 Linen Cambrc Handkerchiels f,,r 8 cts, and st'rne much cheape Fancy Goods and Toys of every dcsEription S,Faws very cheaD.s Ladies please call and examine fur your=elvee. l. All orders .Of Millinery and Dresss5 Making promptly executed.
 Ready.made Hats aiways oil hand, and also Mourning.
 Four Doers lyesf fks Court House; Vest Maia St.
 Liichfeld. Oct. 2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Died.

fn Salisbury S1h ut, Mary. daughter of Ed win Williams. aeed 3 years and Hsunshs.
 in Norfolk. z3i ;ah ;, Nfrs. Sarah Batsell, aged 75 yesrs 25ih, MaraafeG Pierce, ,sged l3 years; 18th. Zalmon Parritt, aged g year,.
 .,s, n seG.:ss sssls. iads'sM ness Me M.hs Al A cos, wife Of Wm. 0. Coc. of New Britain, aged "A.
 lIu Marietta. Geo. Espl 9i, of yelinw fever, in the aOth year Of his age,. James Garjner Gould. Es0., Of Augusta, s0Il of Hon. Wm. T. Gould. and eldest erandson of the lase Hon. James Gould ot ihis place. A a,. M. ,
 The career of Mr. Goaid thus abruptly closed gave high prSnsss of bFilliancy and usefulness. Endowed wiih ihs finest talents, to che culiiva. tion of which he delighted a6 bring the aids oi Literature and science, his elaesical sud psoies~ sionai asininmeufs had already awakened very hieh anticipaiiens Of his future. @s i,
 In flisl and social laiionsi!sep proachacle and sseally belSved. embarked ln legal practice un- der liatterimg suepIees, and partaking n iheii dciicisns freshness the joys and hopes Ui dunes. he Lfe in aII these conditions he gained m ins mun;tv from death. As the flower of the Iie!d when she bl;ghiiag wind hath paced oyer ii. z lfe,s lio6n wised aud wasted by the cis''i breath - 'Hsw E S;smsl were earsl's sery cc.nfsEts--hos' laden iss sslaces with crn-hing disnay- that God reiens. He ordaneth the daTknrss nDithal ,t may brad in eternal night but that alter res -snay be exhaled from its hcsom the dawn and spIendos cf P esIsel day Coa'.
 In Toriagsea fIsliow, ME. Eimand Wood ing, aged 70. Me. Woedine was the eYneF of [ skob Sor the msnulacsuss q locks and also 0 p0sss monies Inthese dillasent depe gsmenash h' rave enaploymenk At tines. Q nearly tifiy per sons. His deash 0 therefore severely felf, no enly hR his eEa family bal by . large circle c depenasuis. AS man q business. the decsas ed was active, pzampt and upright Eie was man of few words. but these yefe always Seli assurs1 that b aIi his 6usiaess FslaiisaB he ha. leli aoDa io feel thne hs hes been wsangsd @A rood name isFaihsr tO be chosen lhan great rich
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Mako Way for Fall Goodss

HAM now ceiling and still offer for sale fol q the next Thirty Days my entire stock O Spring aud Summer Goods ai cost and Jess than cost. Among them can be tould Lots gf Rem. maats DeLaines. Muslins and Calicn, which will he sald at prices to suit purchasers. Friends, call and see me il you would like to buy bar gains. A. c. BRADFORD,
 Wolco:tyille.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
01r TS persons ou. ef Employment. -et $500 tO SlOOO a Year!

A SAANCb TO MAKE MONss ANU " SVuS
 Book Agents Wanted.
 THE subscriber publishes number of most valuable Pictorial Books, very popular, and ct such moral and religious influence that while good men may safely engage in their circulation they will confer pubic benefit, and receive q fair compensasion tor their labor. ar To men of enterprise and tact, this busi- ness offers an opportunity tor profitable employ meni teldUm iO be met with. RS- Persons N ishinR 10 engage in their sale will receive promptly by mail, . Circular con ,aining full particulars, with Objections to ?. ? cons disposed to act as Agenis," togelher witl the terms on which they will be furnished, bj
 ROBERT SEARS, Publisher,
 l5l William Street, New York. H1- In Press. and resdy for Acents ty the lsl of Octnher, 1854. Sear's Hl1strGted Description ofMe Rassian Empire" For further particulars address as abose:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Tnak Arrivad.

HIRAM JACKSON hoe ius. returned from M New Yofk with ihs lalsss Fall and Wfulos Faehions of Hats and Caps-comnrising
 Black NIoleskin, White Beaver, Wtfo Auako. Enow Nothing aud Kossnsh Hats.
 ChlldIsn's Hats and Caps every description.
 Flush and Fur Caps of an kinds. &c &e. of every quality and ul all prices
 e1- Everything usually Iound at c Hat and Cap Store will 5s kept constantly. qn hand aud for sale cheap. Fl. JACKSON.
 Sept. 18th. 1851. p
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

0T Tho subscriber is determined on keeping as good a stock of Goods ns can be found in the S,ate-and every thing sold, if not ns repre- scented, can bo returned and money refunded.
 @ GEO. D. WADHAMs.
 GRANITE SfohR,
 Wolcottville. Sept. 22d, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Ala Court ef Probate holden ai Liichfeld, sc;thin
 and for tks District of L;ichfeid, oa she 2OA
 day of September, A. D. 1884. -
 Present CHARLES AbAAs, Esq, Judge. nN mo,ion of Albert E. Church and samuel NJ F. ChuIch, Executors on the esinte of Hon. SAMUEL CHURCH, iaic of LitEh6eld, within said district, deceased!
 This Court doth decree that six months be al. lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Executors, and directs that public notice be giv. en of ihis order by advertising in newspdper published in Litthfield County, md by posting . copy thereof on the public sigtispost in said town of Lich6cld, nearest the place where ,lie de. ceased last dweit.
 Certified from Record,
 p 70 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Dislries st Flya.o4tA, l'rObaie Co4rs a. Sspteabs

Distrie! q PlyasoasA, rrObate cOHrssA Sspisaabsr fTPON the application of WILLIAM E. McKEE
 pymos'h. sho%'ns s so l'; ti,;s Court ,h:. hs tclO9gifgso said .district and that said minors ate the oGnefs Ot the following real estate; id wit Each of said DsinoIs owning the undivided One-sixih pnst ihetecf in c0mm0n.i the whole being subject to ihe dover right of the Widow Of Eli Terry, d, dec'd. the same having been set out to her from, said estate being siiuaied abpui one hundred rods sou'L-casierly from the Con. gEeeaiional Meefings House in TeTrytiile in said Yymouih; on the west side of tho highway, bes ginning at the northeast corner on the highway directly opposite, and in | line with F. J Vii: cOx's south line, and running on the west line of said hiehway s l2- w. 2 chs 25 ks. thence N. 8s- W. 3 chs 90 lks. thence N. i2- E. ' chs 25 Ihs. thence &. 82- E. 3 chs 90 lks, 10 first men toned hOunds--cUntairil 3 acres lI6 rods {; and is bounded nofth oh James Terry, east on highway; south and west on land he;oDging t0 ille heirs of said Eli Terry %. deed, end oceu- pied by she widow of said Eli Terry; 2d; deed {; and further showing that the estate aforesaid beioneing lO said nsinofs is at present unproduc- tive, that she asasls thereof are wanted tor the support, maintenance and education oi said u1ilsors, ,aEd that ii will be for the advantage oi said miners 10 sell the same end invest the avails thereof according 10 law, claiming that there ts just and reasonable cause for selling the same: aud praying for an order tO sell said esiaies and that the C0ur empower him 0r some other ineot person so sell the same pursuant io the Statute Co each ease made and provided
 OrdsFe1- That she s0regeing application he heard and dotaFinined as the Probate Olilee in PlvmouIh. on sha Cd dag of December. A, D. | sS54. d q o'clock in the agcEn0on-and tlsal iI0lice thereof ha published IR aeme public news paper msnfahe plsca where rneh teai ealalu llep. 1 three weeks suecrssivelB et leaet six woeks be. I forn aa11 lima k hEignpd.
 SS ~ ASfNi oIppIHes, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Notice.

DROKE into the enclosure of the subsnsiber ID tn West Cornwall, on the 23d of September, a light brinde whe faced COW, supposed to be abou, 8 or 9 years Dld. The owner is reqne sted to prove property, pay churgcs, and lake her away. TF v ELIAS HART.
 Wes. Cornwall. Oct. si, 1854. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

LunuHelfk. .lthess b nou IiviaR in
 tho toWu tf 86ulhctsi. Putnam County, sN. Y5a family ef lse generaaions. ss GoIaoWs Jssnsha Paddock. agod co {: her daaehlos. JtEusha Smith, sred 70 ::
 her etA1d daughter, Rebeoca Crosby. aged 62 her great-gEand daughter, Elisa Denton. aged 32 and her kTsat. gEont-grand daughter, little Miss Den. ton. aged.0. Tue Iady'Of 0e appears as though she might conside.ablg over. top 100 il her earthly account of years and her daughter of 70 looks fully competent Co take her tea regularly and enjoy the evening of lIfs round score of years yet while the graudchild of 52 hes conhtenauee expressive of true en ioymsnt of existence. II the latter live q long as her grandmother, and we see no reason why che may not. she has forty seven long years left her in which tO taste the sweets of earth. She is now, in her PiIgFinAge. just about where ma nyasiuk down and give up the hope of erayeling luther; yet, judging from the hale arpearance of her ancestor. she may yet go on a far ahead as. she has alteady como. But skipping over the young mother Of thirty two, what a long. long 'Foad to traveI'' is before the great.great grand daughter of six. should she i've to the age of. her doubled. chiuned ancestor. Let us see--nine,y- three years added to the number tl,a, now, sais lighlly upon that Scur:y head would carry her into the middle of anot! sr cenIary--l946! Verify. agocd long life is not such a 6seling thing. after mll. ,s1fFa @s6ag4 &y3Bs sak Ts VI sea
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
SILK GOODS.

i. Some Of those splendid Black Silks, such as have been keht at the Granite Store. Elegant PIald and Brscha Silks, good enndgh tt . Brides Dress, for 62 to 75 cents-cheaper than ever suld.
 Every description Of Silk for lin,ngs, &c., kc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
'GRANIVH NIORN !
NEW oooDsH
Cloths, Cnssia,aeres. 0,c.

RLACK, Blue, Brown, Green. CIaret FRRScH 11 CLoTHs, at alin9s, any pfice; Black and rancy yCAssIMEHEs-tis tist rec eceiVed, a lot of heavy Fancy CassimeTrs ai SO cts. Also some heavy o-4 OvercOating, suitable for winter Ovcrcoats, af ao cts; also rweeds, Satinetts Sheeps Greys &c. &c. Readv-made CluIhing Of every des- criptiun; 6ne Black CassineEe Vests sold for Sz VO, made to order; Paaialuons. Cuats, Over coats, Shirts, DEawefs. Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Rsmsssass Lyccsslse.

.HTNHIS hourishing institution meets ever: u WEosesDAv EVENING, at ihe Bradleyville School.Il Ilouse. The public age respectfully in.
 'es D. c. KlLBoURN. Secretary.
 Sept. Ssh, 1884. z s22
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Dis:rict q Plymoath ss Probdss Court. September
 l6fk, 1854.
 EHSrAgE of ABNER BLAKESLEE, late El of Plymouth in said district, deceased.
 The Court of Probate for inc district of Ply- mouth hath limited and allowed six monihs from date hereof, for inc creditors Of sad estate, represented insolvent. in which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed Levi Eeaton and Frederick M. Blakeslpe, both of LiichHelb, Commissioners to receivs and examine said
 Coni6edby AMMf GiDDINGs, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the residence of A. ". Warner in said Plymouth, on the 18th day of December, 1854, and the 18th day of March, 1855, at 10 o'clock in ihe losendun: oh eath of said days, for the purpose d attending on the business of said appOintment IEW1b *a LEVI IfEATON. lCommis.
 FREDERICK NJ. BLAKEsLEE. sioners.
 An persons indebted to said estare are re: quested to make immediate payment 10
 22 4. W: WARNER; iExechlor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Mew Fan Goods !!
4 Splendid Assortment

nF Gents and Ladies' Dress Goods and " Trimmings Of all descriptions, Tor sale very low.
 g1r Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers givon out to be made up, in any quantity desired.
 s. N. BRONSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
I o's T,

nN the 96sh of August. on the road betweeM NJ G. Morris' and s. Galpin's in WoOdhufy, q FANCY BAG, containing purse snd block of under teeth on gold plaie. The finder will be literally rewarded on leaving them at R. AiIEx's Store, in IIoichkissviie.
 Sent 2Sth l354. sf, ss8 SZ2