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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
THE ,frcu ,NICS, AND wORKINGMENs STATE
A4ii CENTRAL COMMITTEE. $500

ROCHESTER, Iuesday, My % %
The Mechanics and Workingmens state Cena I'm I'm
n,ion committee which met in this city Yesterday n,'n
inc adjourned sine die this afternoon. hesoo"y c
"st he Stste Prison monopoly in favor OF Fe9pJ
CcIere for state Convention about the nIae "a g 49,
in ths place and also resolution 10 @pPosc All Ill
no ,ledred TO vote for the freedom OF the Puolo '
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
PRESBYTERIAN %. s. GENERAL ASSEMBLY BY

Y.
The Assembly to-day took up the of DR. Day ana
the synod Of Ohio and the Church of Worcester when
Church had struck Days from the list OF Ruling III
ders because he would not suffer children TO be baptsed
and The synod had replaced it. The Assembly decided
against Dr. Day and the Synod and in favor OF the achoh
Of Worcester Church. . .o.
Dr. McGs acceptance of the Professorship of Prince
ton was received.
An overture asking the creation Of Commissions to act
on judicial cases was debated. Chancellor johns spoke
AGAINST and Dr. Young made able argument IN favor o
tLe creation of the Commissions. He held that the C0su
tuition gives implied power the Assembly TO create Com
missions and that Boards only Commissions uhuoT
another name The debate not closed The report OF
thc Committee on the Board Of Missions was adopted IL
recommeuds exerons in the church in aid OF Mission
finds approves of the raising of Missionary salaries
rccommcnas tie organization of Missionary fields INTO as
trict and names DR. r. J. Breckenridge to preaCh uc
annual sermon Missions and Mr. McClunS OF INDIANA
: alternate. c, ..,.;,,
Tie majority and minority reports on Church eAtehs"e
were then debated The majority fayors the raising Q.
500 COO for fund this year. while the minority report
disapprovcs OF this
AFTERNOON SESSION
The Row DR. w 8. Plumer of Baltimore, was elected
IN The vacant Professorship of Allegheny seminary
Tho two reports of the Committee Church extension
were referred back.
The Assembly will probably adjourn tomorrow.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
PPFSRYTERIAN N. s. GENERAL ASSEMBLY
pm AnrLpnIA Tnesdav. MAY 3O lsol.

The Prcsbvterian General Assembly New Seho2. pL ~
irrcd sj1e die this afternoon. The subject OF foPSH
Baptism was indefinitely postponed .; 9th
Tsnlnt;ons were adopted favorable TO cooperation WIN
the American Home Missionary and PhladePha ctln non
Missionary Societies and returning lhanH 10 t' m members
of he AssNmbly.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
THE MAssAcHusETrs ANTI-sLAvEHY sOcIETY.

BOsTos Tuesday, Nay 80, 1851.
The annual three days gathering Of the Massaehue:s
Antisavery Society commenced to-day in the Msodeon.
TIE meeting was organized as follows:
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

ported on dsacrecirg TO the votes q the Houses
ihc Deficiency bill The report Wa concIrred in. Al
jouned.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
XON-AIRIyAL OF THE ARCTIC.

sASDr-HooE, Tuesday, Nay 1o-Mid1ight.
The Arcti; he's not yet made her appearance.
Tic weather is hi,k and foggy and there is but little
chance Of her coming in tonight if she arrives
outside.
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
Py,sideni--FDsUSD QriNcY.

@ r,aidai-Frsnes Jaekon Of Boston. ChsIlss Rslond Of
Saen Et sham l. Csen n Worcester, samuel May o
Rev 5 Griswld of Mystic Conn Rsv Antr Foss
msnehssfe y H. William Whitney Of Concord "m Green Of
Hartford. Conn.
Seevetasau1ue May Jr Of Boston, Elias Smith Of New
Ior
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31
rnLLrLcAL LIGKTAOrSE.
Y Y. Trsanh

?. n. rSas, cJ TasN Y Tr''a'' Ao Gov.
Tnowur that you advocate reform IN 'ae o,'
- c.rc9dtures, lay before YOU the i'H0"n5
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

WHAr TO nv DoNE The Repeal Of the Missouri
COMPROMISE by means of which Freedom - deirauie ot
a portion Of her domain eNcies, 40 1t should petVang
uacnotion The popular sentiment will find organs, I'm
newsuapers in meetings and conventions IN Legislatures
and i'm Congress through which To express it's deep sena
of wrong But all this will neither atone for the injustice
nor aIpease the sentiment. %, ,
AoiioS ia needed The cxigoncy requires IT, Shall thai
action be practical or spoHiafire lot It be rmActIcAl.
ehould be Immediately settled by feemen. II meetings
are 10 be called and efforts concentrated LET them have
tins object in view. Ii proper steps ar taken he ie OF
nmcTa,on NAV easily be turned in that direction. set
tiers enough have passed through this city within month
to give population larger than that of eNas or forda
when thcy were admitted States. NEwEN6LAND sends
forth into the Western World, annually body OF feo-
mon whose patriotism if they will plant themselves IN Nc
braska would be sufficient guarantee for iis freedom
Let the frcoinon Of the North and West then, get them
selves to the work of ANTICIPATING Slavery IN the settle
ment Ot Nebraska. ALBANY Evening J"hrnn-
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

A DRryEEN MARlSE on GCARD.-Ihe troops OF the
UyIrED STATS now garoned in the Court House Of the
CoUSTr OF SUFF6LK are well tax care Of By the Mar
shall Food is given them to theT stomach content and
their courage Is kept up TO the peh required ir the bas
ufss OF Kidnapping. by RuN AZ any ra'e, yesienay si-
,srpoou the marine stationed at the foot of the stairs Lead
Ing to e Courtroom, IN state Of brutal ni9Ieaon,
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-31

The examination Of the eleven persons aIf'''e ~ ''
Oh Friday night and also charged win .,e -
Bachelor has been furthe. postponed u'1
in,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
The Crescent Foundry
 AND .MACHINE E COMPANY. Bridgeport, Conn.

INTAKE to orier Stationary Stream Engines lVA from fo l5O hpsse .wer; large donble- acting Fpree Pnnps for wa'er works, Iron Pianere, Engine Laihee, ,hniltinthe most substan- tial manner and HacammoAty heavy, together with WM zA G1 MEaE IT rHnI mzsS M2 z in general, and ail kinds of Steam Bailers.-- Having large and extensive stock If MillGear- ing aud osher paterns.the accumulation Oi some IS wears bHslsiess, they are prepared to furnish Castings al shnri natise Any work ordered from this Company will be guaranteed equal to any 4hfle in this country.
 They w.,nld cal attention t0 a large Lathe which they bnild. designed for Railroad Machine aShpps. for turning ef drivars--hed a6 feei long, 4swiflas 84 inches. T'tev also make very Iarge and heavy Eashe with screw feed, designed fir ,maclsiaa shops in general--bed l9 feet long, sswings 92 inches. and weighs about IS tnns This Company are now masng vertical En- sRsne hf new design, from 8 to 10hnrse pnwer. which viii require bnttl,e small space If feet square, the bed heinz kni 24 hy 34 ih.hes4-and wit. ,ertical Boer will require but { hy 8 feet.
 To those about to erec' Iron Works, we would ay that we are prepared t0 inalr Engines with the blowing cylinder attached directly 10 The steam cylinder, embracing all the latest im- sproveInents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
SPRING GOODS.
 T. M. Richss,.sl,s Custom and NeaAy.lIalo Clothing
 EMPCR JIM.

A .lesD doors Dssf ef the CoGrt. House.
 LUST opened, . large assortment -of Eaelishs, eD French, German and American Broadcl0lhs 0f allhues, shades, eoluTs aud guaties.
 CAssImEREs. .- English aud French black D,e- shin, together withtiie greaiest variety 0f iancy CAssinleres 0f new and iaslM0nah siyiss black and fancy eatin and silk Vestings, Marseies and sammer VesIinas of every descnp,i.a. which will be scld hy the yard 0f made ap h order i0 shit pnrcharers, in the hest manner and warranted t0 give entrs sasisiactiNnN Nr no sale.
 CLOTHING. "A splendid stuck Oi ,he Iaiesf styles mud best Halintnctnreh Einihings and ! will vnn- fMre 70 snv superI,r in qualify hl any stock ever altered iu this v,llage. Ihsve made extra efforts this season to ma nuiactuFe aHcll rlathlnc as the public drimands from incest hr,a adcnsh sl eas n nd truck Coats, black and fancv cass,naera Pants. sasin and silk Veslss down to the auUd comlno, eefvicenble tweed sacks; and large aesofinaens of Trimmings which will he s..d clehp per (os cash tan ean he bought elsewhere.
 FURmsnFNo GocDs-~E ~ENbsacinq q lnrpe assovt. gnenl of Shirla CDiar~, B0enms CravatH, aenrls. etocka Lendsn Tvns. blark kid and silk Gls,ves H0siesv, silk Handkefrhiele. ? gsm0nnaisA ras. pendegs, rrnDks. WDlisos EAfpflhaee Umhvellaa &e Cenlelnen lnEnishing fhoiF ciolh can have their eagmenln made in . siyle n0i fo be ellF. pasged in fashion os workmanship and GaErnnied ta lii. would 6aV tA Mv Niende 4ad ehe public tllsl if iR my a,ni in cell Clolhing that viii give peFlent sasistae li0n in the waateE. Cutting l0He pt shcsi notice Spring en1 sqR.nes Fashlana E,,shEdd. Mnsh e, I6si N V -
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
New Spring Goods JUST RECEIVED AT THE
 R K E HI NV E

ACCOMPLISHING G splendid assortment of Dress NJ Goods, Shawls. Trimmings, .&c.--amone which are Fancy and Mourning French and American Musin BeLaines nIaIn and printed, Befcee De Laines and Veil Bayeges ass0red col. sors, black and colorsd Dtcss Bnreees and Chally .Bareges, DeBaize and Persian Cloins assorted c0iors, 4-4 printed Lawns and Muslin Robes French and American 4-a and 3-4 Calico Prints .a complete assortment, and 4.4 Mourning and Fancy Gingharns Bishop and Victoria Lawns and bFapbry Mtislins, Book ard swiss MHslins, Nans0Ok and Piald do, White Jackonef, sarsanet and c0i0red Canlhric do. do and coiored Berlin sCurds ani Din,ie. Paper Cambrics assofied coIurs md 3enns. Nafksens, &c. Super black and fancy Dress silks and Trimmings, whlte and hromn Linens, Diapers and Napkins, linen, Damask ann coI1Frd French Woolen Table Covers swiss Jaconei black silk and Lace Edainas and lnsertiRgs. wrought Muslin Collars, sleeves, Cuffs, &c. Black and assnrted Kid silk and LisIe Thread Glovess silk, CottNn and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Cotton and Wooden Hnsiery of every descrnlpn; shirts for sale and 10 bs uaade.u9. As.i, Woolen, Linen and Conon sCarpetina and Floor Osl Cloths Also. Flour, 'GFoceries CFockeFv, Geese Feathers, &c. "a as -cheap ae9he cheapess," quality considered.
 NIB. Bnlseg and Eggs wanted, at tue highest market D ices Also, work on shirts as usNai.
 e1F Alec. Insurance Agent E..r numerous sEompanies. s. N. BRONSON
 IflchIield. April 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
At the Old Brick.

= First Door Wess cf tke Couri-House- MAY be lonni new stock of Boots and MI shoes, spring fashions tor 1854. We arc now prepared 10 offer to the people 0f Litch6eld County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought n this town. Our stock consists of every variety of style ina gina be ]; it would be useless and impos s;ble to name the different sty'es of 30 large a stock as we have at this tlme-- we therefore say to all. como and see for yourselves for our stock only need be seen to prove the truth of what we say. Not approving 0f the humhuging system, we would here say, as tO pfices-they shall he nnifnrm, some as high as the his hest and some as low as inc lowest.
 We would here in this l1n able manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past eavors, and most respectfully invite them t0 give us call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Litch6efd. May lith. 1854.
 N B. We have few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be most happy to dis pose at cost. 81r A word to the wise: Sc.
 M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
yv'E ". STOCK AND VHIIIP B Ea00n2.

 Iii undeis,gneo. hasing lusi received from Market, wIlh . ini aud coml lsis as sortment of Boots and Shoes. unsurpassed fo, beauty and fashion, stlecsea will great care and attention in reference ir the Fall and Winner trade. Among our large sia6k .osy be fnand every new style known to tho trade, many oi which are magnificent in he. extreme, and, altogether new n county OuT siock is very large, styles beautiful. quality beyond dispute and we are bound 10 sell at all fhazafd.
 Weiherefors iasise all, in this and ihe neishh.ring towns io give us cail, assuring them. ihafihey will find that which they have long sought for. to wit : the height ef fash- ion. beauty, and durability combined. in the article of Ladies, Gents, Miases boys. and Childrena Boots. Shoes. Ga.iera. Oxford ties, Polkaa. Jenny L,nds. Monterey Cnsl. man. ties. &c. Sc. Al the Old Brick Siot fist Door West Of the Canri House
 MEAFOY & ITROWBRIDGE. Litchfcld, April 25, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING & SUM MI FER c "A M P AZ q " Q E
 8 =

Grsat Inducements to Gosh df Erchange Customers HAVING disposed oi our Grocery department HI to MT A Palmer, we snail continue the other branches of our former business at our old sortinent of goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment af gouds which we pretend to keep. We shall inform the public from tune to time ef bargains in new and desirable goods we receive; we shail cheese, eggs &1c. We wt,uid also say tn our trenrs thai we are satisfied that by thus sdividng cur business we can show them murh hetter assortment of goods and al far less prices than ing Ii,tle of everything without heine able io show an assortment of anything which other GUS toners may wart--soping ,hai we may continue 10 merit the paironaee which he public have so lIberaily bestowed and for which we would re- frrn ot,f hearty 4hanks
 ''' ~ .ALvORD < BROTHER.
 Wolcostville, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
MxxxxM D 1 Y nREaS.MAKING.

MNlSS JANE e. FARNSWOkIH would Ivh calI he attention of ihe Ladies 70 examine hrr he V assortment of fashionable Millinery SIR and Lawn lInis always on hqnd,of made 70 order, nt short nuiices tine Florence ana French Sfrs ss Hats. very nice; and a great variety of common straw, cheapi splendid assortment of Ribbons and FlnweFs, Capes and Head. Dresses: Embroideries of every description 1; AIexander's Kid Gloves Ladies Mits: long and shorti and great variety ol Drsss and Man.illa made a1r All kinds of Straw Halsand Bonnets hleached as usual
 Four Doors Wesf fks Cosrs-H HoHsss West Main St.
 Litchfeld, April 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Txna and PrinlillG aIaier;aIs. -

IdE undersigned keg respertivlly to inform 4hsif Patrnns and tho Trade. tias they have re- ga6vcd f0 iheir new bn.Idings. Nos. %. 3l and 8 BcetInlan sE helween Nassaa and William, and arisf fson the facilities there offered bY every modern ifnprogeulent. to meet continuance Of iihefal support. Eonts of plain Seoich Fares, varying lfon. 1a0 lbs. to n OO inc. weight will be kepl on hand, ns Neil ss varied assortment ol sfa'sey Ieites. to which department over 5O.O matfices have been added sInce the printing of <heif last specimen.
 EEefg aralcle necessary for inc fnrnisbino .of kQapleie Printing OlEicea furnished at shorl sIiss subscribers would hea 10 call the as, ,en. soD 0f ihe Trade i0 their Fl esai. which far slrra- hilits 1lz@ D0l been eqaalled bv any Fmndfy in she United Sfairs By peeniiar cYahinaiion s5mefals. arFivsd as frprA an expaFience0 ihirly yeafss ihey aFe enabied ioresl tyne. which. they lssl NsSNfAd WiII la@ ofe.siird ionaer than that 4t4H' 3et& 6S 1My ufEef Esu1drr in ske county
 3AAdxzS Ct)NN0R e SON.
 Nus z9s 3k and B beekinaMut
 SueA \ ewkpapes rsinssss as willinssrl 4le 4ssSs A9se4lissasfns iive iiF,ee, will hs eI. H't!E9 Ea shslf pag sin Printing Types. SC. pr 1. yl'+e FF tines sa sHlo,nt ~ hill iox advertising fJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
WATERBURY Marble MamWfaCtOFV.

{ PERSONS iD want of Monuments, Head stones, Tableis, Sc. can be supplied at our establishment with as chasie an article, and as cheap as at any other establishment In ihs state. A large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments in Philadelphia aud Greenwood Cemeier,es also collection of English Designs, which N in Those Of our own draughiir E, makes one ofihe best collections in the state. Please refer tn Dr. Samuel Bnel. Dr, A s Lewis or Dr q M Hooker.
 s. WARREiS. Agent.
 Waterbury, April l853
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
BOUMT T HANDS.
WTDO VS AND SOLDIkR ..

WIDOKt13 N IaW N0EsJFTslt StC ID "a late Act of CAReFssstha Wi3sws and tD minor rh;ldren oi niEicsfs. non eUmmis- stoned. officers musirians and pfisaies. bosn af the Insian wars since l790. are entitled tes i've years halt pay.
 The wi sws If aIl revolutionary pensl0ii~ ere though married since 1900 sre eniitled to pensions. Nc terms fsF pFort ting reAaipns as. libesal. and ms facilities such as ln guar aniee success. FwouId invite all persona uhe may have claima on the Government to give me call. ,@.
 HENRY BCRAvEg. Attorney at Law.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
puttkereItt A TrowbrIdgs,

.W erch e o c ZWtt tOFSs
 No. South Street. Litrhfeid.. rrAyE ius, received from New York large N-I assortment Of Genllcmen's Dress GIodss eonal ,o any in the market. They have every shnc in inc shape of Cinths which the public ,vish. and that too at prices which will suit GUS toners They have also an exteneive assortment inss and Trimmings, to which the attention Ofthe Dnhlic IS invited.
 S,r Those furnishing their Cloth can have garments cut or made in style winch cannot be r;valed in fashion and workmanship. CHtiing 1orr af short notice. All work warranted to fit.
 Remember the number South Street. c. c BUTFKEREITT JAMES TRowBRIDeE.
 Litchlield, March, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Brid gep Flower Compsny

FfIHlS Cumpany sle abont etectIng, ln centssl l0ca, ian. several buildings, each Four Hundred feet in lenk th. afi.l. i,el 10 wi,l,h, and lhree sloFies hieh, for lhe purpose II letting out prorellinE power and r.tM. to such manufacturers as mas desWe. They wIlF ne provided wilh f,nm THkEE ~ FIVE hun. dsed horse lower and will have acc nu masia- ions tor about 1000 workmen. applications tor Power and Raam may be made personally or by letter ts either oi the subscrihers
 IT BARNUhi. VIM H NOBLE,
 D " Ti1ONdl 0.s,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Maugatuc Railroad. @
Summer Arrdngensent. consnsenc;ng Map
 Huh. 1854.
GRAINS our or BRIpeEPoRf.

F
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPaRr.
 FRS [ Fre,ghi r;ain leaves Brid gepott for Wrsled ai As A. M., connecting ai Stratford with the s0 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waierbusy,al $ IS A M.
 First Passenger Tram leaves Bridgeport for Winsted, ai fO35 A. M., or on arrisal of the 8 A. M. Excress Train from New York, connecting al the Junction with the 1915 "A. M Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bsidee- port tor Wjnsted ai 5 40 ?. M, or onthe ar. rival of,he LOOP. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting al ihe Junction with che 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BaIDGEPoRr.
 First Passengc. Train leaves Waterbury tor Bridgeport aI 35 A. M connecting at the Junci,on with sSain to New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted ats A. M,, connecting al the Junction with Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgc- port win the 9.s5 A M Tram 10 New York. First Freight Train will leave Winssed for Bridgeport at li.40 A M. Third Passenger Train leaves Waterbury at 3 M connecting at the Junction with . tuiW tU ANSW kx0tSuS NHu St 0f5GffBtt WtAH the 4 30 P M Train fs New York.
 Fraighi Train from Winsled 10 Bridgeport and intermediate stations. F. M.
 STAGE LINEss Bradley's Stage from Woodbury, seuth- bury, Saushford. and Oxford, will connect at Seymour tHamphre yssilIe lwish the 8 50 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on the arrival of the O35 PM Train fromBridge- port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNe.ls Stage from " Wateriown, will cons. meet at Waterbury every day w:lh the 6 co "A M Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 B A M Train from Bridgeport. and on Saturdays from the 40 P M Train. x Fenn's Stage from Liichfeld will connect q Liteh6eid Station with both passengef Trains each way ana with the Moaning Train 10 Winsied.
 F. l. Aliens Stage from BethleN Wil con- meet dailj at Waterbury, with tie 6 E5 4. M. Train from Winsled, returning on arrival of the 10 35 A. M Train lr0m BsidgspoFt.
 A deduction Of i've cents is made when Tick cts are purchased al the offices.
 e. SPOONER Superintendent. Bridgeport. May iz. 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Litchfield County Daguerr0ian Gallery !!

First BniIding Soutk ihs Mdnsion House. nICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac- knowledged tV be HnsuTpassed either in this and colored DaguerTeotypes taken if desired ]; Miniatures and Portraits copied. Or hand at a!iiimes beautiful assortment of French Cases, Gold Lockers. Sc.
 Terms moderate and satisfaction euarantied.
 '. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Motic;.e,

THE sahscrihey thankful for the pasrona ~ the good pe0pie 0f Wolcnttvslle and vicinity have favored hun shr pasl season, would respectfully infrn his friends an.i customers sha. he is now receiving in sts.re the largest md most dtsYahlf assortment of Goods ever offered for sale in Ihis emmy. Cash and Exckange is still the motto. 0sT- Good Goods sold nt nv usuel sman proEis
 A. c. BRADEORrS wclcouvilIc. April 7th. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
DR ESS GOODS

TER BRADFORD'S TN MOLCOTTVILLE. SllSGHOFF Oil BIled SlIkx. ID Plaid and Striped do
 Fouards do do Burege DeI.aines.
 Muslin De La,nes- --plaid. striped and plain PIain Persian Chains.
 Striped dn do
 Embroidered Robes.
 da in white.
 French and English Muslina GinRhnMs--l;ehi and dark cnIors. CallcOes--EngIish md American. All fur sale low for CasA or Exckange.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
New JeWelry Store TIA WO1.C0TTvH.LE.
 $. .WGG6BS
Would Fespsc.lally .n'o.H x

Would respectfully lnlOtm me
 inhabitants ai W0icalivslls and vicinity that he has taken the store of MT HHRgesinrd. near the railrnad .epai. where he .cisaFs soE sale all kinds of Jewelsy Ciocks and FANcy Wares generally. m as favorable terms as can be purchased slsew here.
 NP Watches. clocks and jewelFy aE every description repalred an6'warranlcd. Old gold and s,lvev hongh, and taken in exchange. A share of patronage is resps ciinlly solicited. WOleottsilIe, April leth, les3. M
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Cuff had been out wilhilse cart and oxen. and returning early, his master asked what wns llie lfouble < My MIussa dr wheel is broke" els that all, CnlE 2"
 r No. nassa. de tongue broke too a What, did the oxen run away g's Yes, massa, and killed the nigh ox.n
 Isil possible, Cuh }"
 z And de otfox too, massa.a 7 You black rascal you have made a perIsel smash ID, and that is lhe reason why you came back, why did not you tell mo 50 l's
 Why, niassa, said Cuff, scratch ing his head, spose one wheel broke u fcient ol itself ind vidoolly, without proceeding into the entire ar gunent 0f cart and oxum.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
lii possibIa. CnEE

As social parry one evening the uuesfion was put up, What IS Teii- gion x { Religion" replied one of party, " religion is an Insurance against fire ill the next world, for which honesty is the best policy"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Madame Roland, on the scaffold, asked for wfiting materials to note down the strange thoughts which were passing through her mind in her lasrmoments. It is pity the request was refused, for, al the end ol lie, a tranquil mind conelves thoughts which before were inconceivable.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
shirt-NIalrinr.

NTEW and advanced Prices were adopted ns 1N the NeW Haven Shin Manulaet0ry Oli lhe lst of November lass. The undersigned will fur- ish work in any quantity 10 those wishing employmAsf. ALvoRD q DRo4nsR,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

A firm laitll is the best divinity 1; a good lie tine best philosophy al clear conscience the best law; and honesty the best policy.