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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
The Great Panlsry show,

The mshagers uf the National Poulu y SocietyNt ,h.A nr.eting last week. ie,. solved that Mr. Bainum be rtquested 10 MM the exhibition at thc American Mu> senm, which he acceded to. A list of premiums, amounting to $500, was adop> ted. md it was agreed that xhibi ors should be at no expense whatever fol carc and kcepin., of lhe fowls while in the city. Mos, of the railroads, tho Nau.
 ga,uck :nd Housatunic included. have agreed 10 transport tle poultry for the show frvs of charge. The highest p'e. mium is $50 fur the Les. and largest variety of purs bred fowl.. The second premium is $25. Others of $20, $l5. $l0. $S. S5. &c., &c., for sll the varieties known. Fowls intended for exhibition may be sent any time after the Sth of February, and they will be taken care of hy sh. 'n.nags's free of expense lo the owner. They should be dhected to the Poulry Committee. at the American Museum, New York" Any fnn lher in- formatiop may b. had from Messre. John
 T. Andrews and T. 5. Gold. West Corn.
 wall. u g 'a 'B9a As
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
RoBBrKy ION r,,re Srr.a.,,,p 6

ROBBERY ON THE SrEAasHtP SAx FKAScisco --l. is w.il knawh. says the New Yo.k Jou'n,tl of Commerce. that .du.ings sl,e coaslesea,i,,n .lsi prevailed "n board the steamship San Fnnci.cc, ss she was rolling in the trough of ,he sea, many of the crew broke oren the passengers trunks and ,ihrd them pi whatever value they contained. On Sat u,day, the second steward, and one ei walters (soloreJ J was arrested. anl irw> ely 10 the value of several hundred dol. la,s, supposed to hare tesn stolen from the steamer, was recovered, 8tE 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Great Fire ia. Ncso Yaik.

< a aa9s Nav YosY. Jan. 10.
 { The new City vilaH Ia the Park. snd fronting lona Cha,nhers sirses, was soiany lrsirnyrd hy fire betwren s anda6 clock, this evening. Ilc lhuild,hg was ncc ,Iped hy ihe New Yark Supreme and Supr rint C"urts,. the U. S, C,rcui and, Dis,ric, Cnur,s. the Tax Con.,l,issis,,cr, ll.e E,ni. g..tim, Commissioners Cnnnl .sso,,ers oi Repairs and Supplies, City Cnr,ners Cny in-pccInrs,at Ere Warjeas, sCnn,il,issit,pe, ], 2 ,of Ssiesis and Lamps. and various offer iuslnriap, rtlyiailicys. 8 M bei
 Nearly all t!le A,uks, records and irtipor iani documents were saved. The Law Library containing books lo iIe value of $75 0CO, was iH 0he part nf ii,e buildlnv. Alusi al ille bnaks were saved, many in n damage. cnndi,ion. Ihc ..hrary WAS in
 sured for SEQ. GOO. Loss about SlO.OGO TLe l.,ss ni the building is ahnut $50. .OOO : on iis contents, $25 GOO. He budding was formerly ile n'd Aims House, but was re.
 modelled and repaired several years age
 for it's recent use. IL was buili of brick.
 three stories high, and ncar, 800 feet i,, length. No inearance on li,e building.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Garfield Rogcrs Sr Co. FAlIs Village, Iron Orcr and Iron in various slnger of manufacture
 Cornwall Iron, Goa Wesl Cornwall, Salisbury Iron Ore. P;g 1r0n, Flux and Slag. ~
 H. Sage, LaketiIlc, Iron Ore, Pig Iron, Flnx and Slae. el A.@ +A ~
 Anerican Hor Company, NSf.is,cd, for very handsome case of Hoes.
 Joseph F. ,Caprwslls IVY Woo@bnry, for Leather Shot Belts and Shot Pouches of neat flush.
 The whole number of silver medals. is II5. or b,onzc medals lhe,e are I, lS6. whlle l.2lo Exhibilo,s tor .nriicle.) r,c qsiys the more simple distinction of an honorable mention. The greA,e.t Eum- btr ot. silver medal. falls 10 the lot of the Uai,ed States. The next country in rank is France, wlairh has ,l5 while G'est B.isain, has g.. Germany 5. and Swi,z.tland. Austria. and I,nl, one cacl, 0f sthe bionz~ med als. the Unified States has. .50s. israt B.itsin l43- Eranccfi 53. Gcrmany lo6, Prus,is 30, Belgium 10. Switzerland %. lIolland l2. Austria Is. Italy and Sal dinia A., Btiiisl Posses .i,,ns 26. .Er. sa9 sa1afio sai !. 5 Froa, Connecticut there were entered 1I07 nf,iclra and there hnve been award .sd so exhibitors from this Siats 34 nled> saDsA-.7 silvef mud 2T bronze. Of the : silver mcdals.a 4 go to Hartford. viz Ia Messrs. ChMlcs Collins. L. Y Robinson Samuel Cols. snd the Collins Company
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

&T Dr. Vim, P. Burl. kte Surgeon ol the San Fsanciaco. i. out in ,he N. Y Times with a ca.d. and denies that the Cholera which broke ou. among the crew of ihas vessel was owing .o indulgence in the prepned provisions, as slated i
 some accounts. He ascribes the occur renee of the disea~e aoihe crowded stat. of the cabins. want If ventilation. anxie. ly, far and distress consequent upon the 1isas 9er. s4 es4m 8 4 hrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Coanty .l Meeting.

The monthly meeting oi the Co. Tem. tpcsance Sociesy wAs held at the Conrre- gational Church in this village cn Tues day. There was'uot | very large attend, ance of members from abroad. Tn,
 meeting was addressed by Rev. Cyru' Pea,l of the Union; Mir. P. also lecturet in the evening on temperance. Y
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

SprRnrALIsM "A memorial has been prepared by lhe New Ymk Conference of Spi,iiualis,s" and is now being circu lated. as king Congress to appoint sci, en,i6c cemmis.;o ;on. for the purpose of in- veaiiga,ins the phenomena called spiri'- uAlism. ... f..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26


 O. We notice q very general cxpres sion throughout the State in favor Of the re,nomination of hst yea.'s ticket. M. Chapman has accepted | he nomination oi the Maine Law party. and. as lLsir can didate. does not desire to 'be taken up by Inc Wings. The ,icke, of Inst year is an uncxcepti0nsble one. ana tho pasiy are in honor bound 10 sustain il. ulilrss the members decline \ fe. nomination. - Tie follosing we copy f,om lhe Norwich Courier, :ss ,tpa3 ali o4 g9Iljs3@p
 We see that the idea is thrown out In certain quarssrssfhas tho Whigs ate likely io take up the Maine Law Ticket noani> mated by areeent Convention at Hart. fond. lti further suggested that the Convention which gfiamsd that ticket might have anticipated sonacihing If tho ant Hawsthis may beS we know not '; but we aaea very certain that the Whigs afl Conneeticuta imve not she Femosesi idea of adopting thsitisks. 6f the kiaine Law Conenliun oriof any other Collven. aion than of faiheirt osn appointment and cl,cice. Nc know ofAno reason why ahe Mhig liekst df last year sshoald not be she Whig ticket suf this No know af no disposition anywhesS lo make Al. ' change, SO far certainly as ilhe leading nanlrs on ihe ticket ate conces ned. lil Judge Das,on we had a candidate every way qualified for the olliceaof Governor +--,a man whose pnsiiy of character and elevation of principls no one ever yen. tuned 10 call in question. 70 The usage which hss long prevailed in tho Whig patty of the State Wquisss lhe Eesnoai naiian of Judge Dalton. aud unless sca sons mote wrighly and numerous lhaa any we have been able to imagine can De brought forward 10 justify 1t, we have no idea that . Whig Convention aill con sent io substitute any, o,hes name 1os lhNIief fudge Du,ion al lhe head of ili. Mhlg Aiekei.a ( aFIlw iaa{ .t9s lia a5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Esisl Aeeideutat Birminokom.
BinMrEoHAaE, Jan. n.

4 man alapl 60 years of sge, name.l Mclc,es ny. ,ssA i.,usld hrralliiue his lssI lyma hpnn il.r isrk Vi ihe fanasluet kaIrsiod. in Drihf. hlmise the h'd bsNlnr, wHl. 4siah lsass 'rai olf slie abnvr, ilse hih rE hrs"N aIst knee. enl ssas s,ilietM ise a.ucb 'mmsra. He dIcd hsl;ipc heina. frnoved [, x surpassed lle duwn passenger train rau uvrt hun. @4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Recently the store. of E, D. Closk-r. in Salem, N. |. :. was broken open. sad the sum of $lSoO stolrn ftom #. .Afrs days, afterwards, . pat of tho stolen money was irund enclosed piece of u New Bsdford newspaper, H having been ascertaired that there was one snb- .eriber b the paper in que.t ton at thai place. bis prrnises were searched and ihe rest of the stolen money found upon them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

PAixTrL RuMoa --.a telsgraphic dis patch from llalifax, lest evening. states that report is current there that the brig Mary Jane. bound from Dublin for New Yo,k. with l5O pass eng.rs. has gone ashore near jedore Lodges and that out of the wLolc number of passen- gers on board, only six were say.d. The runor, however, wants confirmation.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

TnE CALoRic SuIp = Capt. Bic sor publishes note in the New Yok Ex, press, stating tha, hus cal"'ic ship k n"n'-
 Iy ready for trial. and that the public ill soon have an opportunity of jadsins, ol its mcliis. sszssst
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

FAT CATrLE AND SHEEP --There is on exhibition at Haymarkei Square, pair of lai oxen well warlhy the ihsprclior df all wlo are interested in such matters They were raised II. Salisbury, Conn. by George C@lRag, Erq.. are abom, four years of age, and weigh about len thousand pounds. =
 They girl li,ilei 0vcr ten isei,and not wilhsianding their great weight are well i0rmed.i A large nnnhcr of cattle dealers have pronounced tbemi i0 be U most extra- Eorlinaryp pair of cattle, a credit to New Eng!and. One man rode twenty miles le see them aad considcrrG himself amply rs.. paid for his truuhle. Ten sheep of extra. 0rdlnarv fainrsa ire also exhibited. They lare;sn En9lisl, breed. average some l,rre hundred pounds, will, f1eeces uf eighteen pounds, and are swri worth seeing.
 a ...,8Ga agA@a s4 BsssontJoUsaa5.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

70 ANOTHER BrRiKD CIrY. - L.tters from Naples announce that another ancient town has been discovered several feet under grornd bet~ esn Ace,i,a and Scaf. fa'i. I. is stated that il does not rrsrn. b'e HeIculaneum or Pomprii in any ,es- ntct. ss.... ..-....s ll. g-. ". M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The bilI 10 repeal the Liquor Law in Rhnd.I lsland hnA been lpid oR the table n ths Senate by a test .Yo:e cf i7.io. I.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
Whir StaGo t6nv1hllon.

aN srnTk CoNvNxE,OE of llle WhlsA nf Con. nee.icui, will be held at the ityof New Haven, on Wednesday, the 18th day of February next. a, IOo'clock, A. M., GOT the purpose of nominating candidates fog Stuie Officers, viz:--GaveEnos Lisutenant Governor. Secretary, Treasurer and fCo:npiroller. s,,s rw
 q The wlig, cf De several ,ovnsih tl.s s,als are request, to send delegates ts the above Con. yenIion equal tO double tl.e number of Represc,,- ta,ivessO which they ere entitled h he General Aasrr,klS 2 e4 ~ ~F " " @ *TA ~ 7~t "
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

A decisian is soon tO De made in the Supr me CpurI,ef Massachusetts cD the ronstitutisuality tuf the Maine Law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

ET The Democratic State Conven. .ion has been called h ,nc. in llartlo,d on Wrdnesd4y the 2ca I'eb, aaty.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Cornwall.-The Whig Electors af Cornwall arc requested to meet at the Town Hall u, sa.urday,sh 4ih day of February next, al .w, o'clock, F. M,, for, the purpose of app.ia,in; delegates to .he Slate, County and Ssna.Or;a Conventions. 9l
 Per Order ef Tsrn Comm;,,es, Cornwall, January 2l,h, 155a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

wAvEREowN.-- N. H. Ps'ry has been appointed PCalmasisr as OakFHle. a usw oIlice tn tie lOwn Of waleltown.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

A nFH Bank, Co be called the W0nstcr Bank. uIth. < capital Jf s20O 900. is about lEing slaiivd under the Fee Law, in DauBufy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Hop. Isaac Tnucey las 70 far recover el-his il alil' that he lsfl honls f.T Wash- iqgi"n. pn Monday. 70 take lis sea. in tho unncd States Senate,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Intelligence has betp received f,om Dr
 Kaneis Al eaic Expediiion. is tirerhIahd up io July 20. The lester speaks in high hopes of ihensaceess of the expedition. 90 far as discovery ix xco1cesnta. Afses readhing Mskills Bay Dr.. Kans's is.ien stion then isig commHhesa kledge josaf- lney due north. AoIIe will rtunainsin 'ht .b,ig as lung as possible, seeking .ss harA Dor on the easteln side of Smiih's Soant. Leaving a t,nsiys man in charge 10 pc rare the brig fOr win.e. quarters. he Will Jake | whals boat. tle Esqai.naux and seven men with provisions for ninesy days. and proceed north. The bnat k a arranged that 1t can be employed for Asledge. lie does notexpecl iO. ietutn l0 ihc brig aniil winter. esa VI Aaassa rsGff si Y VI tt
 soA very interesting geological fact, II thesruth Of it be eoniirmed. is the reepnl discovery in the Suabian Alps 0f nan. bes of perfect human skuIls, in lhe same formations that exhiUilthe remains Of tue saammosh. This would seem t0 estab. lish Shat man existed at the same period with the maslodon and other of the huge antidcluviHn animals.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The ir'Mbivs are not yet endrd in. sErir, tlr aItinAle cnnrsers' having ,ake,, ,D llc esniisess. On FuesilSy, ihe Ra aiiruad bridges aslatat piacs weres sleMaIiSl,ed st5y the wnl n,enssl 'lseicsiy. After ilssIslang ,lieif w,ifk she lair dAMss Mere' escorieli ilbratsgl, the lrWiss headsilhva halsla ai music and hrar. ing a hA4. pil which was. inxcribgsl {: s $ \ \ tss aud .eigill iRrl,vsy The .slrer,s we,e iitttoSaged, and the higl.esi exc,ismsp, prs, SaHed. Y 'sa.g gE 'asass sssS ys5 "
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

We have recently seen In some nf the Eastern papers. . nntice of slhe death of JOHN KELLcGG. Esq, of Cornwall. Li.ch. fled Coun,y. Cs,nn., VI ,;ie age ots76 years.
 MT. Keilnsg was the only sarvivlny son of lion. Judah Kellos,n, who hsving t,an early age gradnaled wi,h distinguished hon t'rs at Yale Cnllesr, was an,png the earli est settlers of the lawn af Cornwall, where lie resided until his death, at an advaucrd age; hav,ng s2eAt nearly forty years in various, capacit.cs, in public life, thirty, three of which were, cOnsrcutivtly, in re. presenting lis conslIi,lcp g in the State Lc- The sul,jsciof this nul;ce was man of gisnE,ic intellectual capacities, aud was l possessed .pi mast remarkably retch,ivr I tue emOrM Few men were better versed iD general or political history, or had at con,. rnand . greater fupd oc general inl;, formation and anrcdole in argument nr conversaiioii His capaclnns brain was, ins fac,, mans moth iucumniivc librarv.sr .@ 4s.y5
 In the days ti' i'Rcpublicansn aud Frde- ralsni, he. WAS, for a ,nnmberlnf sears, one nf seven nf the old sRepnh,csn volsrs4 X in Cornwall upsler ihe old ''s,and ,up''''l law. Ills iaihers family is one of rru,a, kAhle hpnaeviiy; Mrs, Ehplalei ShsI.srd. the a,nly daughter, is still living in Cornwall. and .is whpattt 66-iiie sRgregaie 0i tie ayes of ilr parents aud h,s four children Leiis,, ASA .i SsArs.-s stsp Yogks1insss.l X q Asra 1E.1t
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

s ssAnrstahlishmlent aar tlse ana nI Ia CtnFe ,,l s.il ofr~sss ,he ca.sssn xecd hes tY<sh slar.e,l s,n New Oreans. ils is sswr.rl alas gl.e
 sll la pl . hlsssd. D rsssHs slsslr. gssssessing
 sH shv qsal'.iys s'fs sliye nil; aha, Il burns
 wilh arrat hrilliancv, sud is peculiarly i..
 ted inr using upon tnGch'nesv, nn srcoun,
 ~ Iunmins es slryna. ll tue ail is tSally valuable. the assnnlacsnre will esSn hecaaie an in'rnrlan. que, t.r ihe quanhiy of raw snaierlal is unl,onn.lsd. VI.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

2 General o. Hinton, lhe grrai Ohio mail
 rslihes, has written from tle Sandwich lxlansS ia Judge AleLesn, besrechlmr sl.e lalirf lsantrrshs himself in Iils behalf so ihpi hr meyI Esinth hsaI;e wiib saIrlv. The Generals l'aRgari and desuluIe appeas- anre is said Co nhnrd anplbeF slrikine illsa. staiian df tI'e sFW'h il.aI 1" lhe way ,f she lFansgrcssnr ls bard" "
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Hrn. John ]. crittendrn has lbetn rlecisd U $. Senator from Ksn,ncky.-
 E,sia iia al'nt rthr n,antls Gf the illusaiOus ClAyrslpOnld fall ps sv distinguished . man.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Fi'e iiar'Ead aud New Have n Railroad 'i,ase aaa'a Fectived disi,a,ci,es that ti eirl, -canHei be seui hy Iieirnsd ss i,jrh nassrs through Erie. il'e rioters l;EhhIlian the road in bc repaired. The Mll.le ,husiurss at the cnnniry x wnhinR E,r ale enl:,rcr,
 neMl af tie law in that Iis,luus harAush. .-- Are such things tn he allowed much l,,nsr,i
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The Bal.imo . Snn apanks of having ex-m med s.ter.l sam pies "f papsr. cne made of ierd. hal grow at the South- another of wki z pine sI.ayings=-and still third compesei ot both rags and reeds.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

INA PALRABLE HIT --O Oh, West, s stamp t,ratnr Washtng tOalescrsbe i,is opponcnt as
 Il seuless lna,, sa, s. --ssA isave heard s,,irs .prrsnns hcld Fip he ppibiOn ina Il just al tie sI,reclse n,ouien. one hnman being dies an. 'Oihcr s born, and thai the soul. enters anJ 0niihates llt new born babe. Nnw, have iiiaae pirlicui.r and extrns.ve iisupir;es scdncfrnii,g my nploneiIt thpre, and T find tshaisinr some sifne previous iU i,is nativity, nolodys desh Feil,w acltizsns, you may
 draw ille ilierences T aa0s 'ef,saaai
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Hrso --syasr. n \ ood, the ,nnrietsr of y illirms, lhs .prdl,r, sss hung on Friday in ths js. Ja,d .. Cassk.iL He made long address. in which h-charg edsotne of ahe wi.nessts with priiuty He confessed ihal'h 'hs sho, Willians, bA. protested that l,c dil ,no.. know what he sYas dsing xl the time. heiSAr,iff lhei, sPuiled ,hs cad. and tie anfastanae~ ihan was lsahshrd m'o cterni,y. He
 slUgesd aligi.il, ut va. pronounced dead in ALou. .~n minp,ss.a N acgs .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

"A yrsntl Union Ball was given By she
 condurrots oIl the New Eng land Inilfoads. o,n thr I!mticuI,ural Hall In Worcester, .on,he evrning eF the 2osb inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
ORYsrAL PALACR.

The .Darisk afuibe great Exhibition made ,hs, aWpds Iasi week. We find amOug shen liroII1s M,aAls Q ils fOl. lowing
 IIo,a,is Ames, Fall Village, for cFankS, AAish a&d Tires Cor Lneuiirst wee.
 HOscfkiss & Sons. sliMh..u. ioFa patent Coach Wrench and patent Bow Pin. Richardson, Barnunn & Co, salisbury, IIematitc Iron Oirs, P,g Iron. I lux, Slag, Sc.
 Ilaicl,kissviie Manufacturing Cn.. .fR the best WogleH printed Square ShawlS, 0f UeaatiIul design and colora
 Eagle WsrlSF, West Eiisird for anpcrioriiy of fialsh i, the Hlanuinrtnre ii l'ahlr Cutlery.
 Wheeler G WIls,,I, Wulcrt1wIl, lUF Sewing Mushine.
 The award. If uopsisLle Mention
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

SticInE IN MEEInGN.-- Mfr. eIs-nismir Twiss, of Mefid.4,. ro,nmiln.i suicide or Monday mo.ni' : y hang ing himAelf ii his bAn. L g...a .ssesr. s A.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The only people iilat hope are illc pppr. 1'i'f fIei i've iii fear, Reduce rnsn lss oAe rpIF 1f bfefchek. aud his view ui l,liu- NI.f #'I| 1e NS bnnynni ssn calk. Make f'n HII||'o0Nira. pnd lle wig wf,ffy ltnm rak fztfss end Co nnnahfsss Every aAlral N|t8 H8i nnls sintn hia xn,arIn but his FE|f'Iez ard ihf sane enp1pafalian that |0.f kE<sEt IIe nan 0f llie stIflless l,aler N | |''< fi|f4 oI|te fifl mon wllh lrur h,d
 .t|r& &.44 .|[ iAe slHeA he 3Whs 10 some leftia6tf taENpSay. #s x 1t'f7
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

SinrwRl cSs.--Esssna Aas.s.emsnt ia lshe New ferkl ll'imesy We ilsann sthM du. ,ing gsbe seAr lsss.skese ssfe s0Amssii. 'irar vessels wtesksd. siip siip.aiyicg ! loss q life Amepasipg le i,o2ti pe,sens, j. should be asinsshsd shd,ssvys. y.hst shi. sds.s.acsion ef life vas the .aSsslg,d O6ly s w,sek,. rn,bsbb II ,la.' ishls were m more complete and accurate. the morlal- fly would be gsealerss stansds saea
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26
.Ihe LifcAfieI0 EQqpigf.

II,ssssIs. Tnur..lp1. sap. as, ,ss4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

I ?
 We 6ad dshcfcllowiag items among the Washington correspondence of the Iii. bunc N s,slas l., 5s,,qsa ass $ .-sae.f
 In naming tue suggested Whig eah. didales los tAs Presidency the o,hc4 day. l emitted .hase df Truman Smith. Ed Ys,d Everett Rufus Ohoaie, ,Abhat Law. renee. Gov. Johnson. Samuel Viniou. Thps. CesSiD and olhers. besides Mr. klllRAoge. SsIaa al hsos as asS 2 'a The Administration sst mallol get sp Ike a woHRded snake. Everything k aa sixse end ssEens Id ibe uniReisai Drmos eEnlie paliy, Tie i-aloReiss and heart baEpihEh and ennnitis-ssars bitter and iDl numesable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

q member of The Soul, (;arulins 4,s,,;.. 'll.ure, ail nld hachelnr. hy de nanr o, -kvank, gol "if llle ls,llow ng jsn q esprit .stcent.y. tie was ininislicrJ i., a hrauii, sl'ii WisIAM. nlsD haaaea Esans. Tie in,s., adnriisSn wee 10 il,is wisrs s Mrs. Evans sIerniit ne ip pFesehi ssa yssH als. Evasis.' l'' Ngs, kTanss exclsimrsl the spiriies hae'e''.F. lhe very laslvI have bcen |, seaf<h pfslpr 'l,e ias' eight years." ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

SSov. II H'c see hy ii,r Bsnear papers, ,iha' c'eray inai.. of ,hai city preached last Sunday nE0n lie. .snljsc, pi.s. Sno,o aud its :Saggesfieiis l'rvase sdviccs have bro't Us the Issds ti' s,iirse sliHgrsti0ns. They are WonGrn ShoYck.; 2. lsphhtrs cons iissg vel np .h lie islstep; 3, ihr i,,iy of ta gloves; A Ire awt,,l nrcessi,y ol ashe lcsan li.e ss'siewa k; 5,sahe 5rap,f,ance 0l snposss.cilsg odd suL;sc,ssin ofslersiios draw uut full c,.pgrcu ats.,ls t,Ii snowy Sabba,hs.
 orflasa .qssrviser. N M, IN ssll M
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

- t'oi. Brntoa ,iscla:ss That 'fs central part of thu Rocky M .untains has trri,o> " rnnalglI lo make u nsuuriain State double ii9 .iz. If nh the Swiss eantnns with everything KS grand in scenery. ap.i wihou, the draw back. of ;.s avslanches, glaciers anL cpld.EE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The rendRina of RnlSakiihaEe been dli- insesseA al Savannah psepa,atory aolhe er,cli9n cf . mOpnmenl. There sfems but lil,ls dO0bI of the identity of the remains. which convisI of . eemplets skelsjon. forslheskull shows the wound which Pulaski Is known to have received.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Manyfof ,hrs No.,hesn rarers'are as- .ackirg Jnkn Mitchell, ve, ' strongly. for lis voluntary endmssmrn, of slavery in
 Lis new paper. the t'itizen. and for wish~
 ing Il n. hr hal \ dave plan a,ion in Al>
 ab.ms. They think ii inc"n,itent with
 th. I,ish love of flc,t, which Gr.ys Lim in;o b-njsLmelr. -sssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

The Methodist Chassh in Fair Haven. C.nn.. WAS prsv.n,rd staane Aslminisssf- iny the Sacrament a frS Snnd.ss since. from the theft of the wine Tvar,v ved for ,he narpaee. and D Fa,tisp sd ll,e eoru> mnri,Aat stlyice, by ss,lnc unxc3npu!oGs 1 ,arc~l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

T. is now tpt,nrird that onr riosr,n> in-nt talk "f hiring the great W.sttin mail ansps r:aicd over the Can ,ds road "a Der ,hsp i.,jurs their ,rnpalsray by 'n'"'roea'ng ,'ea' lAs Ee. a' E.le. aa gos lgF
 'rhs hog killing seascn Les cl..sed at Louisvillp. fhe,e have hern killed at that v.lace and in i;s prighboih6od 4o7.. O33 hogs. fi,his ex cod. ahS nunabcr packed Isr.t year, uuw aids of 100. OOO.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-26

Y 4 boy nsn.e.i Stark was killed as MaRchss,sr. N. H.. on Saturday, sbysa
 dnse cf bed bug poispn v hicln Ire drank
 us'!er tn" suppositi"h that it WAS soHno> thing good b take. iles,olc.he poison.