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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27
NEAKLNS & MERRITT

DEAKINS & MERRlTE
MOULD respectfully announce to the citizens
w and the public generally, that they have
Just received from the Eastern markets. large
and splendid assortment of SPRING AMD
SUEMNIER GOODS, embracing every va
retv usually found in our market, all of which
we are determined to sell on the most favorable
terms. Ourstocllo of DRY GOODS is large aud
varied consisting in part Of the following articles,
to wit:
Lawns, Silks, Silk Tissues, Berage de Lalns'
French, Swiss and Domestic Ginghams, Laces,
Edgings and Insertings, Linen Cambria Hand,
kereohiels, Under Sleeves, Collars, Lace and
Love Wells, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, &c, &c.
Also-a large variety of Ready Made Clothing
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, Tweeds, Brown
and Bleached Linen Drills, Curtains, Holland,
Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, &C., all of which will
be sold unusually low for cash, or exchanged FOL
country produce.
Stanton, May 8, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27


&sO DGAbERs IN
wsHnscd.s pdiNlS, Dues, Oils, FURNISHES, Spices,
Peent Medicines, Giass,care, Ils!rg-
nsenls, Soups, Brushes, &c,
ALEXANDRIA,, VIRGINIA,
NEAVINC; moved into their large and new Ware
4 house on the uorth side Of King, below Far-
fax street, respectfully invite all Dealers To eXon-
tne Sheir stock, which is one OF the SVME@SN
elargest and best selected eyeS fL1HEFtE-izN
9offered in this market, sad SsS77SS1sss
81 will be sold as low as ths SShe Ss-s-1ssAs
nnali,v of Goods can be bought anywhore They
70 now receiyinr and have On baud CiiE.uE
C1IS which are fresh fiona the best manutac-
.,rsrs and Importers, and warranted pure and gen
nine Ebsom Salts Sap. Carb. Soda, Eug. Soda
S,I,r,tus. Cream Tattar; Sal Soda; BoraX; Re
fined Canphor; Flour Sulphur; IN large quantl-
OII,S.-zNo. / Castor Oil, in bills. and bottes ;
Olive Oil; Pure Salad Oil, pts aud qrts, III bas-
le,s f,inseed Oil Cod Liver Oil, on drift. aud IN
hcttles; Lamp Oil, all kinds Lard. Meats foot
oil Ethereal aud all the essential Oils Tor Drug
PAINTS.-Spanish Brown Vandyke do. !;
Prnssian Blue, dry aud grid in oil; Lamp Black,
Enr and Eddy Refined Chromes, Yellow and
Green, Dry aud Grid, in Oil; Carmlne; Drop.
Black White Lead, dry aud grd;' 10 uli; b,acN
Lead I.itItargo; Paris Green aud White; hose
Piak; Terra de Seenna, Burnt aud IN on; I'm,
Der. do Ultra Marine Blue; Ferdigris, Dry and
in Oil; Vermnlion, Chinese, American aud Eng
lIsh; and all Others now in general use.
VARNISHES.-Copal, Light, Coach, Damar'
Furniture, Black and Asphalt2m.
DYE STUFFS.-Alu ArgOs Red Copper
as, Cudbear, Lac Dye. MaddeT' lln' Gran ana
Bsf, Vitriol, blue aud white; Logwood; Brazil
wood; Fustic Redwood Limawuod; CamwOod (;
Ned Sanders Indigo; Extract Logwood; Annat-
Ia, Sc. ,.,v cO,oC
PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS
A lurre lot of every description.
PATENT MEDlClNES.-All the popular
Patent Medicines out, at the lowest market price
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTAL kinds
q Glassware, besides variety Of articles too nu-
merous to mention. DON'T forget the New Store Store
on King street, next door toSmith's China Store
Alexandra, Sept, s, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27

SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
ysyHE Mail Train leaves Richmond at 6"25 A.
Il NJ, and Staunton at A. Nj.
The up and down trains connect with the Or
ange and Alexandria Railroad at Gordonsville.
Passengers arrive in Richmond at 225 Z. NJ,
and can take the Southern train at 3 F. Nj.
III. ID. WHITCOMB, Sup't.
Aug 9, 1854.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27
WHOLESALE TRADE.
ia MES OOD8sOU USE,
(LATE NASH &c wooDHoUsE,)
RICH NJ q ND VA,

(LATE NASH &c WooDHoUsE,)
RICH NJ o d, va,
OFFERS for sale an extensive stock of Books
" and Stationary adapted to the wants of
the trade in Virginia and North Carolina and else
where, al prices as low as can be obtained in
Northern cities. In connection with his Book and
Stationary business. he has Ware-rooms appropri-
ated to the sale of PIANO FORTES, filled
with an assortment as extensive as can be seen at
any establishment of the kind in the Union.
He has participated in the sale of over One
Thousand Piano ForteS all of which have given
entire satisfaction. They are warranted superior
in every respect, and will be packed securely to
20 any distance without injury. He has also at
lached to his establishment a BOOK BLNDE-
RYS BLANK BOOK .M4gNUF.4CTORY,
where all kinds of Books, Periodicals, Blanks,
Music, &C., are bound and Blank Books suitable
for Merchants. Banks, Public Offices, Clerks oil
Courts Factories, Sc are manufactured.
HEayo's Guide to Nagistratess--.Nelc
Ediicn.-Mayo's Guide to Magistrates, new edi
ton, with practical Forms for the discharge of
their duties out of Court, with an appendix con-
tanning Forms for drawing Bonds, Notes, Deeds,
Contracts, Sc, adapted to the new Code of Viz
gina
Persons at distance unable to visit Richmond
can have their orders as faithfully executed as if
personally present.
JAMES WOODHOUSE.
l39 Main Street, Eagle Square.
Aug. 80, lS54.-6ts.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1854-09-27
FACTS CANNOT BE DOUBTED,
LET fIE AFFLICTED READ and PONDER!
CARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.

More than tioe hundred persons in the city Of
Richmond, pa., alone testify TO the remarkable
cures performed on
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
WOOL, WOOL.

NNHE subscribers would take this opportunity 1 10 inform their customers and all others in. terested. that they cobtinue to receive Wool to manufacture, upon hire or on shares, into Sali- nett, Full Cloth and Yarn. &fr stls,so Having within the past year made extensive additions Co our stock of Machinery, we are now prepared 10 manufacture Cloth ct short notice and in the best possible manner. We intend to keep constantly on hand good supply of Cloths and Yarn, which we will sell on the most rea- sonable terms for cash or in exchange for Wool.
 T. & s. J. BIRD.
 : Beihlem, June 20th, 1854. 6tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
.Near .I11Esfc Hook 2

," THE CYTHARA," comprising Psalm and Hymn Tunes of every variety and metre, together with Anthems, Chants. Set Pieces, and on Oratorio, by !. B. WooDBuRY, author Of that highly popu- lar work, " The Dulcimer, of which upwards of
 -140.0OO COPIES-I ., ,ss,r5,e# ' have been sold. The above work is now ready, and vastly exceeds the Dnicmer in quantity, if not in quality of it's music, with interludes att tached to must of the tunes, peculiarly not to be found in any similar work.
 Copies of 1.-The Cythara" for examination will be sent to Teachers exclusively, postpaid, on receipt of Sixty Gents, by addressing
 FJ. HUNTINGTON, g Park Row, N. Y.
 For sale also by Booksellers generally.
 a1r Mr. W. is now at leisure 10 attend the calls of his numerous friends for con ventions. Address as above. 4tS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
The Nehraska sBill1,
HE A~ @ WIM8
 BUT EREIssEoDIMSfoNlYRTg|

BUT THERE IS NO ODIMSfoNIYETF iS D. NoRThMAY c& coz wiIl 7b,iIlA6 So found to stand by their patrens, and they are now ptepaEeas oesell n good hssertplshsqf the following Goods, to wit:
 Berages. Eawns-a fine assortment and selling cheap; Muslins, DeEa:nes, DeBege, Aipac6as' Ginghams, Calcoes, Muls. BisRdp's ,Laens, Barred Paper and cofimon CamBficsy Edgings, Ribbons, Dress Triulmings. ki8 gisle and asbrsted Gloves, Mitts, cotton and w06lf n Flosa, aourShs ing Thread, knitting Cotton, ceft0n Yasaiaifin6' and coarse j; also, bleached and uahDeaeheds sheetings. bleached and unbleActed and 00i0red Drills, Ticks. Apron Check2 ssFipe,1 Deainisg Tweeds, Cdssinieres, Linen for Pants and Goats, irish Linen, Table Linen NanIeen, Tow eifIg,a Flannels. saschels, Umbtellas, Parasols, Gc. Sc. Also, -four, Stewards syfap, moiasses, EsiigaFsi by the ID or Dbl, teas, kernel burnt and ground coffee. salefdtds. n,itmegs, cassia, and an assort
 ment of Grocefiss in geherals asSfFs9it G93 bat
 Also, an assortment of Boats and shoes, crock. cry, hardware, tin ware, c. &c,, which has been bought for Cash at the loRest prices and Faid Jor, and now must and Will he sold for CASH or PRoDycE as tow as ean, De ffotded this'
 South Notfolhy June 9th, 11g4!ae9p 2 slf nrfaei,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
s3efea \ ,I--7THT' -77 .-7

A bear, hooking ,nlosthe River Danube, with q piece nf flesh in his mouth, saw his own shsdpw RepFeseniedyinihe stream and helieylag il ie be anpti,er hear, who was esTsybsgf anpliser piece of flesh. he Greedily geapghi atiil: huhjn, so doing he dropped lheupieee he < had in his mouth. and it wassirfecoyerahly lost. s1lhe appli- cafi0a. He HeihatcaIcl,es at more than be, longs to hial, justly deservesas loose what ts has. aNichelas of Russia, endeavou ing i0.acqBire dauiinion over Turkey, may loose the sovereignty over his own land
 g1fia&3 aalf1a&4H s Diogones.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

LEGEND ov NIAGARA -The New Or leans fscayaRs {, afsef noticing the late sdrowDing caseat Black Rock, adds :-- There issaEslegend that has come down from the Indians, ttap one life a year is deins nded, as . ssscrifice tOr the Greaf' Spirit If The Caiafact, to avenge the of. fended Betty nap0n the white men for inc vadi6g ihe awful sanctuary of his pres ence. And not a year passes wiihou, the ioss ofpns he cf more in that awful vicin- iiy." ass1Fsss 'sa e4s 7']ss-s z, ', 2ss ''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
"Afew more left of the same Sorts

GA few more left of the same Sorts B. FRENCH and Scotch Gnghams. I French and English Muslins and Lawns.
 White Embroidered Robes.
 Plain Mulls and N uslins for Dresses,
 Long and Short Mitts
 Under Seevee, Chenlisettes, Embroidered Bands, Muslin and Cambrc Edgings and In- sertIngs, Parasols, &c, all suitable for the sea- son, at BRADFORD'S T
 Cheap Store in Wolcottvilie. Rr At the Old Store, first door north of c. E. Church's Hotel in Wolcoltville,f "A. G BRAD. FORD has first rate assortment of Hosiery, Gloves, Mitts, Iidkfs and Embroidered Goods-- cheop
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
LIGEHTNIN(SRODs.

nFIS' Patent Insulafed Eighlning KOdsa The V y best article in the UHiteth States,ahd the only absolnte protection against, Liehnipg@o7 q
 Personal attention paid to putting apthe above Rods by f4 bns astfl4 1es J. eW ICON ssihs \
 Agent for Norfolk, Camaan and CormRalksJ ' D1r Reference is made tolRev. Ita Rettibones Principal Algef institute, South Cornwall; nd Noah Hart, Esqs, West Cornwall, where rods can be seen upon buildings. t'n9 shsa8 g4s3asR
 Norfolk, May 23.sl354yfgsS Sl4av 4PfsfdsYssk
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
E'7FFsNF b00fH 7I NRsIsllF VI N 77s7F'7 lN 3f s NJ " IT '''.., sss Ufdsr af NStlss. .a ]

SEdss c aastfissa, 'EffsEfs19i c6aafs. s,. !, Biay 1Dth "A ID. 1854 .sla ssr83 aa # TfUN Ssle tssjtu 6f said Eineline Both q N Toni dssi, Gts pfa yifj i0f lsns6hs therein s4t forth ibf Q dft0fce, pow pehtithR before the ShpeEiof Court in and IpS Litcll lHeld Conhty, so "A HS!d kn ph ths third Tussday cf V August G ss,.
 lItabbia link f5 shid BefiF fotidd Bsths sub sersUih9 n y that tlie said fesP lent ls residing 61r 0I and e atsent ifun thIa ssate--s RbsiS t6 IS sts dnk II0wl l5 te pesitf6her There fdFe. ord Cred, that h6sics ot tte 0l a ald
 shis oFaA5 ih The Eft fieid EA40iFey, 6 paws DuiSe X pgfIiied in Lil q, six wee ecsss ,iysIy ileneias Si Sr Bsiots the ish dgy 6i a ciaRS sdia ssPsfls1 cstt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Notice!i

THE coparsners hip heretofore existing be- tween the subscriberB. under the name and firm of c. ADAMS & co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent " All epefsons indebted to sad firm arelrsquesfed 10 make payment to CHARLES ADAMS, whp is authorized to settls the accounts " " STEPHEN TRowBRIDGE.
 CHARLES ADAMS. 'f0 LitchfeId, June 27, 1854. e ala
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
NrOas R0alk.
Annual oIeeting aRd IlivIdenl

TIE annual meeting of the Stockholders of the Iron Bank will be held ai their Banking. House on Tuesday, July 4ih. at 10 o'clock A. M. elected.
 A DIVTpEND of six per cent. on the Capital Stock has been declared. payable to the Stock holders on and after tho 4th July. H~
 R. M. s. PEASE, Cashier. Falls Village, June 18Th, 1854. 2ls
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

01r DR. TERREL's OINTMErT--put up in glass bnxes-an extra nice article for the toilet, and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have U l,ox on shelf, in case of exposure to msnt in another, column For sale by
 A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
.NssOs GOpls,.sases s-sIli,,.

THE su5scIibefs having purchased the entire Stock of GOods of Measrs' 0. Ap4Ms 6 Co. and entered iaic, . partnership under ihe name
 SPENCER & ADAMS v saiss4 will be happy to wait upon tse customers ofthe late hrni and all others i1 want of Dry Goods, Groceries, Crockefy. Hardware, SEc. Sc. They will sell as q small profit for cash, produce or approved credit. .4.ssfg't ..s,,-, 7's5-,
 HOMER SPENCER.
 a1 HENRY w. ADAMS.
 Litehfield, June IS, 1854. IbI@7l g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Sfafs ef Csnaseiicsl, CoGaty ef Litehf ss.
 JrLIA P. Pp1fka ] a7sas' < !, z Petition for Divorce

v S TTPON the petition of Julia '. Potter. of O Litchfieid in said County, made returnable to the Superior Court tos be held at LitrbfieId. within and for Liichleld County, on the ihil d of divorce fTom her husband, Miner R .Potter r. for reasons set gorfi ae large ifi said petition
 It appearing t0 and being found 6y iIIe sub sofibing authority; that the said Miner Y. Potter resides without this State, in paFss to the Pefi- tiOner unknown, co that service Of said petition cannot be made upon him pefs0naIIy-
 It is ORDERkD thnt nolice of the pendency nf said petition he given to the Respondent, the said Miner R. PCfleE, by publishing this Order m the "Litch6eId Enquifes,T 2 newspaper pub lished in LitehGeld in said County, four weeks suceessixely, the last publication to be at least fourteen days before the session of said Superior LitchEield, Juno 26th. 1854.
 FREDERICK D. BEEMAN, s'
 Ciegk Of lke Snpsri0f Court 4l9 Fes Litskf fsId County.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

mksss .=======slac acRs CnHvEnTt0u.-A large pumher.sh'ihe itieuds af afHrmpcrance assemhed af Dgewster's Ha! on Tliurs> day, ip cnnRta,nlate each other on The p4ssaee 1f the PfohibiIpry Liquor Law by line Ie9iklature.
 = coi. EsIIsr 6rcenifal vulaae. was cho- sen Pregidepif and eight Vice Presidents appointed, being one from each county. Messrs. Elisha n. Gerham and James N. PhelpslWese appointed Secretaries. Among the speakers were Gov. Duiion, Hon. H.. B. Harrison, Messrs. HI. Oak leys0f lbjdaeporl. K. Peck of Nnrf0Ik, Rev. Dr. Kennedy end Rev. D. w. Lac Ihrop oi New uaxene asbr lfsy .ei
 En the afternoon, Croian Engine Co. No. l, preceded by thel New Haven Brass Band msrcliedEin procession to the Hall, making a fine appearance. The different Divisions of the .Sb6s of Temperance. in Ibis State were welbrepuesenieds The procession ir- tended for the alierm,hn was postponed on accOunl 0f the weather.
 The HaILwgsnbeHagain in ihe evening snd'seyeral addresses interested the audi e"Os' aiss led 2 p t1ags laasaaa gsss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Mnfice.

THE annual meeting of the Li.chfeld Mutual A Fire Insurance Company will be held at ihe Mansion House. in Liichfield, on the, lsr Mon- day. of July 1854, at ? o'clock, P. M., for, the choice of officers, and 10 transact any other bu- siness proper to come before said needing.
 m JASON WHITING, Sec'y. Litchfield, June 18th, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Dress GO0fia.

LUST received at HE GRANITE STORE. an- eg other lot Dress Goods, such as Summer Silks. Stlalleys, Muslin Berages, Ginehs ms, Berege DeLanes, &c., &c., new snd heau,ifni styles. WADHAMS.
 June 18th, 1854. 2 NAtLS.--2oo casks Nails. bought abeforee IN the prices advanced; will be sold Ut less where, Call ai the GRANITE STORE.
 June l2tf, 1854. 87SlS NEtTTS AND GLOVES.-Ano,her lot of I'VE those Ladies' Black Mitts, at I2 1.2 cents per pair; and Gents Gloves, al 6Sl cts--io be had at the GRANITE STORE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

lG ENUiNE Quinebaug Scythe Stones, and M Burgess Rifles, at F. D. McNElL'S. DLANCIARD'S scythes, Silver and Cast A1 Steel Scythes, Patent Snathes, &c. at
 June 2Oth. r F. D. McNEIL'Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Died.

In lhis village, July 18th. Mrs. AGds, widow of Capt Thomas Addis, aged 83 years.
 In this town, 18th inst, Mark Mazoozen, aged 03 years.
 In Rochester, N Y., May 29d, Mrs. Do,hy Churchill. formerly of Litchfieid, in the 69th year of her age.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Type .alld PFinling ldEaaefials.

THE undersigned bsg .Tespectiglly to inform their Patrons and the TFnAe, lllal they have re- moved to ifIeirncw bdiIdinks, Nos. 94l Skadd & Beekman ct. between Ndssh N and w iAIn 1ndl trust from the fafiIities the sr6 0ifefed B} Ss7Sf
 m0demlihp hprovesiefits t6iineet Y EjAtihnahck 6f liberal support FdniS 0f 'pldfi 6cbyEK Faces, varying lfnn 1O ibe. ,0 1E00 Iba2 wkialk Ssiihbe kept on hands ssAe)l as varied assortment of fancy iet.eh q?s which EdspattBe sssr5 300 matrices have been added since the pkinifbg oe
 Every article 6seesssfye sof eHy falsissiaei of eoIhplebe PTinsihg Oi1cssF firhishbd af AIll9s nnt,ee3 .zsi!sH T spiss,4JI saossa8 ,fJimS Q
 The subscribers wpula, beg te eap ,the, Riieni. tion of the Trade 10 their M cfRL, Whieh Tor JhEa- bilityh hss ncs besh sgdailsd By 4By f5aH in the United Bsates. By q peculiar eJmWi WiIiati0tf of meials, anite6a from ah dxpeTieaide G tiIkyo years. they are snahisd toeastiy iypsswbik khs.tays feel assured will last enerthird longer ihpp that '"'''s'' Y jASIES fi.S CON Dt z x: SON
 aoissta Nos. 1Ss ssSt 9tid s5 Beekksas stx ' ''
 N.B.-such Nc se esp5ape q, ,Peniiejs ps isiH i6SeYf the a50se adve ffiseh6ent five iiIlss &ilF be ess
 titled to their pay in Rfinnngy 1gpea3 &es pT0- yid6dfse iiIheb the ah1Dnptof billlbn adHeElasink ss purchased. < sdt ie 1sdssa os yiqaa nae fs2i
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Rhnan anA nnflIa fnr RaIa.

WyHE subsoribor oiIors for sale $50 Sheep, l consisline of Ewes, Lambs and WoshcFsl Ies of which ore Lambs. Also, IS two year Olds 5 ''''- JOHN JENNINGS.
 Milton, June s7sh, 1851. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

NOFiCE.A meeting of the Corporation held at the Academy of said Corpora ton in Litchfield, on the 10th day of July, A. D. 1854, at two o'clock in the afternoon, tor the purpose of elecsing Trustees for said Academy.
 Fer order oi the Legislature ot Connec:irut. 2t9 " STEPHEN DEMING.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
- ALE% E4 IA N -lA-al ae------ The Eras cent Founlry's., z Eaa 1e baa s9ssa6k DI4snossst> an siasbt MACHINE COM R4kN NY .s .m Brid aesn E. E C nnnisuSE nSnnisuE .sn osia yast


 NjN1t1E3a 3ao s6rder, Stationary Steam Engines. Wk sisegE lss9 gl6OI IlJpsealpQFe vlsrse dogbles actiygs EeTce Ppipps atpr ..WateE works, lron, Phnerk Engine Eathes built m iie mos slbstai- tisl 1n;isi s a..'l sS sfeg @ s @ ss ~ mI general. aaad M aindss Of foStsagn q, ,alssssle, Sinea ajarge and exlhnsiys stoalr of M Gssrsi ink and Aher gatlsEps, tiQn 0G some: 1S years business, they 2Fs pggP3Eed ,S lyE.lsll .Ss Ss Wsss efass eana sO S sna ,mSde 5 t in ths country. assf .SSSE ,sf'Ti,ssioN V N tliey-,yeald esll attention to- large I.a.hc- ss's. ssss.. ssA % a Ji swings s4 inches. They yuisU make very large add heavy Lwhssvisbs sasfF1 feA eslgned for '@ecasee t; hsR g I gSss5eaIEsss s !sk n ssst Gas
 if ESs compans 6 P ' ISrios lios En- g'he of vAawaFlesi9n. tom g sie, 10 horse upewsr. sdlate, 5lie bea beitg bsif "A bS Sf fiI.shes- with estichj Boi viii require biit 4by feet z, To those ai,1Jt 10 aEe ct iF6 Nnf s. we would say tint Sye afS Ebarqd f6 make Enri ies wifil .ss .'s; Rs5 s sIsss 5s s pspt3t's%tilhI$.3 ssfSs.n k t 1, v assft.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

ARRayALrev FIRE sPRpMETfEUs.--T The sIeamships RfOmeiheusi arrived at New York pR Sunday from Pienia Arenass Niearagna. .swilh 560 and 9l, ,50O,. GOO in specieg aTheaSerra Nevada con. nected on the Pacific side with the Pro. methe0s. and tsH San Francisco on tte evening ofihe 1st. k1ai ,ss'sds f
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

GTRAVED from the pasture of the sub S scriber ia South Canaan, May 19lh, two ? years old bay Mare Colts-one pale bay, other they can be found shall be literally rewarded.
 As5 &saAss MILO HOLABIRD.
 South Canaah, Juno 26sh, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Lp0f Wn IY

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 ess1 Se9isi1s is SsS S SrsS Sa to this mAflsst s.she assoElmqqt eenpgises: cE
 soU FaiStsd dS dS SsSsld dosisssa iaui EVA
 2Oadifese6t paissFasS SOuttAihn nprapefyssaa Brass Gcsaiess Bfsss $ Bands, ssimpsBanass csirs tain tl68lisy Pateht Fix tafes Fassels, Cord baHd more s1fd fge0tiotIad ssTN q s exsa @@Md 98uT .ss
 This Deal siy asaval9at1 asit itss two preeedlne 'onesse tafti dawnths' eofAsFs that5 may be
 r'y 'spHS; nss s2 e,ios, snssis,ssi ass.ii' t < DisplaYislg the beaufy of kaAasc6pe. Bids and Flowefs, new sty les of 4sspef llangffsss irphin and rich eolofinE. hon6 f.49cefts s6'Sl25 per, Rs sstn. Velvet ana1G q t Borders elscI san ! Marble, Biuct Walnat- and Gfanite--fer -Hslls, Offices and 9nblas oalps. Ere Board Views, Pa Papss & sess d psaas 'lS Sssss m @ao.son'" N .,oA sLsaf kb. .fNEzsi ~'
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
e NEW LOT D Jewclrya and Silver Ware {!

D EC'U lhis dpY. Tom New EOFky hne seIec- 1A lion of Iadiesa BFeartspins. gent c bosom Studs, ailyer and pIAsed Spoons, Forks, &c. &c.
 The subsrribeF hatteEs himself that with his already rich assortment thus replenished, he will be able io sail the most fasiid0us in tasie. Call '..t June s ss.h. 1854. T q DAAD"iN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29

The subscribers give notice that they shah meet at the dwelling-house of Sylvester H. Bar. mum, in the town of Cornwall, ,on the l2,h day of August. 1854, and inc 10th day of December, 1854, al 10 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business of our said appointments g5r5
 MYRON HARRISON, Eorf,mis- 3t8 WILLIAM BEEBE, sioners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
Notice.

NMR. WADaAdS of Goshen proposes to lvA give his Moving Machine trial on the Farm of B. Arnts, in Litch6ed, on the Sd of July, from ten to twelve o'clock. if pleasant if not, the first far day..
 Goshen, June 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-29
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Notice. tE

Notice. z V ', nR. c. VAIL being about 10 leave Ljtchfield lI respectfully solicits aninierview win those who have unsettled accounts with him. He will remain at the Mansion House until the 20th inst. for the purpose oi looking over with his friends and hopes that none of them will oUeriook him during that time. His accounts must of. peces- sity be left with an Attorney, if not settled be- fore he leaves. a.9t, v;
 LitehfeId, June isf, 1854. e ,a. ea 4so.,v