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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

Alta Court ef Probate kolden al Hitch feld, witAin
and far tke District Of LitchEsid, 0n the 23d
day IF October, "A. ID. 1854. gEy5 a8Ys
Present Charles ADAMS, Esqs Judge.
nm motion Of Horatin A. Norton, Execulur on
~ the es,ale OF ABRAHAM NORTON, late
ot Goshen, in said district, deceased:
This Court doth decree that six moMlhs be al
lowed and limited fr the creditors Of said estate
to exhibit their claims 10 the Commissioners APP
aiso directs iha. public notice be given 1t Ills
order by advertising in a newspaper published
in Liclheld, md BY posting ascopy thereof on
public sign-pust ia said town Of GosIlen, near
es, the last residence Of said deceased.
Certified from Record, gEogi N
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
10 HOR ALTO Al. TON, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

. . STATE SUPERINTENDENT OF Schools
john d. PhIlbrick, Esq. Of the State
Normal School at New Britain, has been
appointed Superintendent Of the Schools
in the place Of the Hon. Henry Barnard,
resigned. Mr.. Philb,ick WAS long the
Principalof the celebrated Quincy Pubs
lie School in Boston.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
R0re CIess,ace.

Fifty Agenis soanfe1 immediaiely. to fraUsI in The
lResfern Gnd S0atherH States.
GTEADY emplOymenf given iOr number Of
- years 70 respectable young or middle-aged
men oi practical business habits and possessed
81 good common education. gentlenlanly address
and who have had few years experiences ia
DUNG business on their own account. Such men
will find il greatly TO their advantage, as Il will
afford an opportunity 70 zee 4 large portion cf
the country, and ~ the same time earn, besides
Agents have earned double thae Amount the
past year. None under The age Of - years need
apply: Fur full information. address hostage
nFrpaid, JACOB MONK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
married.

In Belyidete, N j.. on the 2sth Of October, bv
Rev. r. E Eilenwood. Sias K. Peck OF Sharon,
Conn. 70 Euphenaa E. Moline Of Yonkers, N. Y.
, In Sharon. 9Th inst, VIM. II. Weber of mi.
to Clarissa M. Wells of Sharon; 5th, George
Pennock 10 Maria Mead. both .f Sharon.
In Waterbury, Nov. l2til, George Wellar OF
Waterbury to Mary A. Hewitt OF Litchfsd.
In Teri, Vile, Nov, 10th, Burri,t H. Hemine-
way TO Emma II. Mines, both Of Terrvyil!e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

HnRse THIEviss ~ DAssuRY On
shr sou. Oc:ober. Henry Ward Of Brock
Geld hired a hasse &c r. D. Crosby a. be
gnne three days. Time eIsPsed. and ma
return being made, Mr.. g. suspected d
r,nbl,ery, and started ir pursuIt " him.
He i.lInwsd him up in,leiniigally and found
finally az KirkwOod. RrMilile Co, n. r.,
with The property in his possession. Ward
was brought back, and On Monday last was
bound 10 $500 10 The COuniy Court.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
New York. NV. on,h

49, 81 NEW KWW9 KVUVs St'FWs
DEsra ucrIvE FlaE IN NEw YpaK.--
Judsnn j Hosel, M. 81 Broadway, Oxned
nv Harris Stephenson. Esq. OF Munireai,
took fire about s o'clock this morning. and
is completely gated. The fire originated
from s..me defect 10 the furnace. and I'D
rapid was us progress, lisat iDany 0i ille
b.,a fders and servants had 10 escape l.Om
the upper windaws, by means iifahe frr>
mems laddets. u seven feared that some
persons have persisted. Scarcely any pnr-
non 6f lie furniture, &c, was saved. The
flames were c0ntinrd 10 The Hoiel building
although The establishment Of Adams 8
Co. sustained some slight damage ID the
rear
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

O. Horace Greeley leetursd before
the Seymour Lyceum on Monday eve.
ming. upon the subject Of g Reform and
Refofmers."
Rev. Walter Claik. Of Hartford. lee.
lures at Wadham's Hall. in Wolcots>
vile, this "wednesday evening. al
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
New Goods ]!

TKTE have just returned from New York, and
wv can now furnish all who wish with good
supply Of st
D1.N Goods ard GS0ces'ies,
in Rreat variety and on the best terms. We
think aheFs Is not m0te than one place II Litch-
field County where the desire log beauty and
comfort can be satisfied with rs little money as
at our store. Please call and see ns:
HEATOM & NEWTON.
= NsFthfeld, Oct, 10, 1854. ..s..sss.,,s "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23


SEVERAL. tllounnnd eueFrslic and lruslWor-
- Thy Young men are wanted % act - AoENZs.
bnih lOnui aud lFarrling-:n every elate II the
Union, for the sals VI patented article ~ mnnh-
ineinren0w in extensive demand. The eHcluslve
right Tor The U,fiIed States il owned ~ The cd
veEtiRerS, and agents &c eapaciIy aud business
tact can easIly earn two hundred dollars per
month, aud no capital required. s.
Extracts from communications from our Agents.
:" Herewith enclose you dFaGi lor - dollars,
deducIing 0ne hundred aud ninety -seveu dollars
as my commission on my snIe VI The last month.
.ssr- s. GStgncd) E.REED
shall realize rs commission on my sales
this month about one hundred and sesensy-iye
dollars. &C. FIEED."
The occupation win prove light and gentle
manly empl0yment--as honorable as il u profit
able. @ - "a "a
, No Agent win be accepted unless able to
produce substantial testimonials as To character
and industry.
Salaries will be arranged for The first year if
preferred.
So many answers 70 adyeEtisemenls are fr-
warded from motives of idle curiosity Only, the
advertisers win consider NO application unless
accompanied nv one dollaF as evidence of sim
cerity, when full particulars will be forwarded.
Address BURNS, BENEDICT & co
Ell Ballimore, Nd.
T0lhe snhstan.ial nature of the enterprise, we
refer to Kenneth & Dale, lie Roy, S,ns & Co.
Also to Hamilton r. West. Ohio, HIM. c. Nj.
Dennis, Rhode Island and N. Ray. Key West.
Fa. @ 9tsS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
a ~ D..dson &c Georgia, writes "a tn

Al MI. DsdsOD &C Georgia. writes 70 the
newspapers that slavery slready exists IN
Kanzas: that il Is impossible 10 gel white
Iah0r there. and the sesiless must have
slaves thai Missouri wall send hall her
pOpuIaliUn there 10 give the cObiFOl OF the
Legislature 10 the slave power; and that
kanzss' was = --' -"
slave Slatcs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Sal.
Sfy.Nsse6g.

CTRAYED from, the premises Of the subscri.
- Der, Nov. 7,h, q small chestnui .colored or
dark snrrel Mare, five years old. pony build had
puke on ut time OF leaving. Mane worn short
BY poke strap. she had few white hairs On
gambrel joint Of 0ffteg.
Any person who hrs seen or heard of said
Mare, and will inform the subscriber by mali, at
New Milford, Of her whereabouts, wilt be llber-
So 30, REUBEN II. SHERWOOD. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

u0-As winter prps0sclIes and new head
gear besumrs nrcrssagy. we would suggest
the wisdom &c making sn inspection d
neighbor jArAMs,s new gOuds. He is
filing up with stock adupued 10 the c0ld
sessun apprOacI'iRg--snd as Cor the qualify
and price, hey viii speak Tor themselves il
yOu give him y cell.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

sEDRoFlTABLE and Honorable Employnlens.s
n The subscriber il DESTROYS of having An
ngentin each county and town Of the Union.
Alcapital OF from to $40 only will be required,
and anything hike nsfficient, energetic man ca n
make from three to 1--WE dollars per day |; Indeed
twice that sum. Every Information will be given
by addressing, lpos.age paid;
VIM A. KlNSLER, p
29t Box COL, Plliladelpha. Pa, Post Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

Noah IL. Lee has been released and
discharged from the State Prison BY Gov.
Dntton. he having given information lead.
ing to the conviction Of other counter:ei-
t0gS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

4 The refusal Of The Suffolk Bank to 70.
deem tho bills Of the Woodbury. Bank
the Cashier. Mr.. Abernethy. notifies the
billholders not 10 make any sac.iices on
the bills ~ they a,s promptly redeemed
as the counter.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
.NsNkir9..
wsi. Il slvl9EtCe TN IA l.-s.3 M III
"a TIA Court OF Probate holden AZ WATERFOWL
a within and for the District of Nv aser.owm

"A r Court OF Probate holden ~ Watc.towa
"A within and for the District oI Nv aters0wm
on the 3lst dny III October, A y. 1851.
Present, LEHMAN w. CUTLER, j ,idge.s i.g
q VIM. b. hvtchkiss, 'Iruslee VI The estate. ot
Joseph Il. Iickox of said Waiertown, assigned
Tor the heneiit Of his creditors, agfeeahly ~ tho
Stutute Law of this State. ehttled !" an act iUr
the reiiel oi Insolvent Debtors, aud for theinOrs
eqaat disisilntioR "a slheir effects among their
creditors" having given notice Vall concernetl
to appear befure this Court, 10 be- heard felatvs
10 the appointment OF Commissioners on said z
Estate after hearing the parties Interested this
Courl doth appoint Merit Hemluway alid Elicl I,
Daley, EsQs., both OF said WnierlOwn, within
said District, ComntissiOhefs 10 examine and y
adjust the claims Df the cFs etpFs 0f sHid Estase,
which shall be legally pf0eed ~ We Justly due,
40 make return 10 this Court. And also doth
decree that three months be allowed ans limited
from this date, Tor said creditors io exhibit their
claims 10 said CoIniii sinners, and doth further
order and decree that said CAmsnis sioners meet
10 receive claims aeanss said estn'e at the storpN
Of said Merit fieminway In said WatertUMn On
The Ist day Of December next, and on the 2lst
5dny 0f January "A. D. 1855, III llo'clVck r. N XVI
on ca III OF snd days; and that notice of these
orders be given by p0siin the suine on the publc
sign-post IN said town OF Waterfowl. M rest The
place where the said Assignnr dwells, and by
advertising the same fur weeks succesHyey ht
the Waterbury American, . newspspas print W q
in Wa.erbury.in New Haven County. Csrsi6sd
3's LEMAN W. CUTLER, Judge.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are re-
quested to make Immediate pnynieni 10 n ha .e
~ WM. B. HoTcHKIss. Trustees.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Farm for Sale !!

SITUATED in the town Of Warren. lately
- owned aud occupied by Asahel Wedge,
Esq, deed containing one good clearinghouse,
one carriage.house. one wood-houee; two barns,
two oul-barns /; 222 acres, well-proporti0ned for
plov. meadow, pasture and wood land-well
watered Tor Stock also, an orchard Of choice
fruit trees. Terms Of purchase easy.
For particulars enquire of WIN B. GREEN.
the premises.
Warren, Nov. l4th, 1851. 3,s.f20
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

F0REIeN REvIEws. have received
from Leonard Scott y Co. 20 FuIlon S..,
New York, the Oci0ber numbersOf the
Edinburgh and Westminster Reviews
and BlackwoOds Magaz ne. richly laden
with valuable reading. Price three dol.
lars year eacI:. Backwood aud either
Review, S.; the f.nr Reviews sud Blacks
wood SO. Send u the publishers, as
above.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23


"0UED ~ 11rIfaIly inl0I4 he rIIi1rn1tf
w SCUM Aol|oIk and rietnilF 1iaf they have
jas felnfh8 from Me- IuIl rl., . ~ ntIa1|~
alnf Of Good suitable f'f lie eonnlfg sEode and
ars prepared 10 show them W 81. never 4IoAs
ing Tired &C shnainz ihcir G0qdstrnd always
ready q sell. Their Goods Ia We Ut tOrl bought
CT CASH, and must and oak Be sold uldcr
llieif Old motto, via a niniblo gixpeneo -
better than 4 slow shilling"
They faly believe that they are now prepared
20 eel AZ low as any of their nsishbafs- @eisheF
Dry Gooass Groceries. Croekery " >linfdwases
az least lheBwonlainyile oil 70 give thesn cait-
They have . large stuck Of Old De LaineD which
out Of date. ~ \, h Ire sssss1rls, sis66 y = -
Butter, Cheese, Wood, Hemloek Bark. &C..
BE- wanted in exchange for Goods and uIs0no
gaF.lcssar oejectiOn 70 little Cashnut TOO nehs
Tor it's now hard tilnes. 4 1890 rs
-Four. Meal, Feed, &c. ccnstahiIy % hata
Ssu,h NoFfOlk, CT, Aug. % 1854. 4. ri.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Now Fall Goods !
Il SplendiG Assortment

a SptendiH assortment
nF Cents and Ladies' Dress Goods and
" Trimmings ii all descriptions, loF sale
very low, consisting in part Of E NJ ..l s.s,f
~ pieces French Metnoes and Para,nettass
cary lou.
40 pieces French and American plain and zig.
ured, fancy aud mourning Muslin OaI.uines and
DeBaizes- cheap. Black and colored Aipaccas
and Pnplins. black and cUlorcd plain, striped and
plaid DREss Silks. &45ea HfN sa .ssys4 4
100 pieces iancysnnd mourning Calicoes and
heavy Ginnhams; Brochn, Thihe. md cashmere
SHAwLs Robroy wool long Shawls; Carpets,
,Flannels and Sheelings-blene and brown,
ready.madc Clotlng-~O veFcaats, Coats, Vests,
Pants, SHIFTS, under SHIRTS and Drawers Cloths,
Csssimeres, Sa,hei,s and Tweeds Linens.
Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, &c; white Muslins u
all descriptions. silk aud velvet Dress Trimmings
in any quantity.
Also-.Groceries. Crockery, Geese Feathers,
Sc. Produce panted in payment.
90 Shirts, Wrappers aud ORA wers given out
10 he made ap, in any quantity desired;
( Li,chReld, Oct. 9th, 1854. ...a "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
f.MRfIe Gnl. Nnle.

gNSHE subscribers will .,ffer fnr sale about two
u hundred CaItle in Mortified. comprising
Oxen aud broke Steers, dry Earr0w aud new
mich Cows. IwO-year olds aud earrings.
sales % commence ON the 18th Of Novemher;
short time, the Callle will be offered az q very
low price. eFf
ID J. H. MORSE.
Nov. l9sh, 1854. b 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Forbes Ore Ned COa.,,s aslv.

49, y 80 - &WNsNND EU9HS 80
fHNlIE undersigned having, with other persons,
i associated FOE the formation Ut n Joint
Stock Corporation" under the above name, Cor
the purpose Of digging, raising and dealing in
Iron Ores. and for other purposes-hereby give
notice that the first meeiing Of said Company
viii be hold at the Hptel Of Henry A. Roisford
in Falls Village, on Friday Dee. oh, 1854, al 10
o'clock, A. NJ. Tor the purpose of completing their
organization, choice of officers, aud to do any
other proper business.
JOHN ADAW.
So WM. ii BARNUM.
LEONARD RICHARDSON.
Falls Village, Nov. Nth, 1854 30
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Harnar1s nTaga1ina

A ND the other American Three Dollar
"A MOnthlies i'll be furnished subscribers tor
the year 1866, al my Former liberal terms, viz |:
ls2 each per annnm, in advance.
Address. WILLIAM PATTON,
6t23 Arcade, Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
JEWELRY FOR TIE MTLLT0N
--1r fuE-
sV,e1D JesUets,v SFOB1es
a "a q nhRmNzlHZH

s again home, heavily stocked with al The
--latest styles aud INST Desirable patterns,
ssieclee riih fhe greaieaf care. Persons washing
anything ~ my liee should NOT tall 10 cali aid
examine my extensive assnrsusont before euina
70 the city OF elsewhere.
GnLD WkrcaEs.-A gold English lever. lulI
ieweled and svarranled, Tor SIS; also, n snlondid
English palens iesFeIed Walrh. extra fiue casrs,
lsF SO. English petenlsilyer W asehes, with aud
without huGsline cases, silver anchors in hunting
enhsa, detached levers, escapenlenss, &c.
BRsAsr PINs, Of every style atd quality 10 suit
the purrhaser.i $3.50 81
EaR RISes-A hextensive assortmsnt- canno'
fail to please, 81, $50 X, s.s
FlNeER RINGs--In fact, eveEv variety Rings,
Pins, Cuff Pins. Knew Nothing Pins, Crop Pins
Snaps, Chains and Speclacles- gold. silver and
steel, Mt A.S.BALDWtNsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

GE"R0E w. SIMM"Ks T. Co. Of Boston
have sent Us . TIE Ok Hall PICTORIAL
very handsomely illustrated and well
got mp lii'le book something after ,Le
style Of " The House thai Jack Bui:l. q,
contains pc;nres &c the owner, The mana
ger and he clerks IN hat immense, C.orIl<
ing Emporium. with view The lila \ IL
sell. af Boston, uf self satisfied crowd
who have hcen newly clad, and oli.cI
matters. quite al original affair.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Just Arrived.
For Sale !

THE FARM or THE LATE JESSE HIVE
nF Betiilem, containing ab01t 134 acres Of
" land all lying togetlleF. ard suitably divided
nt0 meadow. pillow, pasture and timber laud---
with good supply OF choice grated fruit. II
has on il good tw0-slory House, q large Barn:
and other OutbnildingA. Said farm 10 situated On
the Washington road, two miles northwest Of
Beihlem Center. Crnps. stock. aud Farming
utensils sold with IL II desired. hasgs3
3 For particulars, enquire Oh the premises, or Of
ABa % shs HENRY B. EkILTON. e<sB
@ Waterown, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

Reference In regard To the Real Estate, r. J.
v,sscHER g Co. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
O.dcrs, spost pnid, with money enclosed. ~ be
addressed, J. w. HOLBROOKE. Sec'y. M
sos Broadway, N Y. n
D1r The Engravings in the Ca.alsgue are now
ready fJr delivery. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Notice.
The Animal Meeiim.s

IL AuBuuNudNH tNM ~ VII . "A
ar the Stockholders Of the Bank Of Lilchiield
" C0unly will be held at their Banking House
on the first Monday f4thl " December next, a
one o'clock r. AZ. Tor the choice Of Officers Tor
the ensuing year, and Tor any other business
and proper 10 hr done az said meeting,
5 &c. w. WHITTELSEY. Cashier.
New Milford, November 9Th, 1854. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Litchnsld and Naagasuck Railroad

STAGES leave the Mansion House, Iich'
- field, as follower WI EE5 Nh VI
Q IS a. N. .-connscting with 80 A.. M. train
from Winsted. ss7s*e@ 8s4
lisp. M.---conDecting with l,45 r. M. train
from Winsted. S5s "a MA sssek s
I Leaps Lifcaf Siaf;oni tfa
1247P. M.--or on arrival Of 10 O5 A. M. train
from Bridgeport. sisastg1 bBa ..af3tts
$40 r. Mo; on arrival Of 5 40 r. IA. train
fOm Bridegroom. a8o.b &
9T Fare 81 cents. - Is
I Litch6eId. Nov. !, 1854. "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

r. AIDES and Masses Gajiers--a fine assort-
CyAITERS.-Ladies' plain, nxed, congress,
VI tan and all other kinds Of Gailers.
1iEAFOY T. lTR0WBRIDGE.
GENTS French Calf sswed and psgged
w Boots for sale By 81. y II.
GENTS Fancy, Common. and extra slips By
" Tasss d. & +.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

eaySeSSOs.S' Bity1alcS xis 4
NOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, or printed
~ TO order. -e ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
DIED.

In Birmingham. Nov. 10th, Mr.. EIiphale,
Baldwin, aged 40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

co The r"ntine Hc,cf =, New Haven
has been leased By II. L. Scranton and
will be re- .o2cned on The 30tI, nf November.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Notice

DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
ID on or abJut the 9th 81 November, q red
Yearlng Heller, with one ear clipped. The
owner j. requested % prove properly, pay char
ges and take her away.
JOHN N. RAY.
| Litch6eid, South Farms.) Nov. 20ih, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
BHs.lssslsa's .9sssObtOgrGl,lsy
The Life Of i. =. Barnum,

q 4AO &A&10 IA - . - . AD<4k AAt1AAB0
WRITTEN By HIMSELF, y
lin which 10 narraies his early History as--
Clerk, Merchant aud Editor.
s.5 And HE later career asa
D IL o w M A NJ.
With Portrait an Steel and numerous Illus
iTstvns by barley.
In one vol. 12mo. Price One Dollar and IS cts.
"In this work have given. in every particu-
lar, the true and :he only entire full account Of
my enterprises. Preface.
The unwonted fsr0re already manifested for
the above named book has iHduced the under
signed 10 purchase largely oi the work. and he is
enabled 20 announce 10 bis numerous friends and
the public generally, that he can supply orders
irom two to three weeks IN ADVANCE Of ito
publication in New York.
Llcal agents supplied. Address,
WILLIAM PATTON,
6w29 Arcade, Waterbury. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
Make Way Cor Fan Goods /

4 AM now selIing and still offer for sals FOR
4 the next Tkirtg Days my entire stock Of
cost. Among lhem.c1h be found Lots Of Rem.
nanfs DeLaines. MusIins and Calico, which win
be suld at prices 20 suit purchasers. Friends
call and 500 me II zen would like 70 buy bar
gains. la&ss "A. G.. BRADFORD, II
Wo!co.tyille.
m EcEIvED asBRADF0RD's Io.sof cheap
1t, Go0ds, selling luw los Casa o. Eaehargt.
SEQ Pap~r Cnrtains, q iahdscaps and plain
ehesn. Il BR ADFORD'S il Wocotlvile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
N0kice.

sVOftce.
DROKE into the enclosure Of the subscriber
- on or about the 9Th INST, snaall red Year.
ling Hei.er--wilh white sp9t on iis forehead
and some white on its legs and lower part Of its
body; no artificial mark
EDMUND BROWN. y
Norfolk, Nov. %, 1851. 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23
.JcvvcIry and silver, ware |!
@tEwiNC-BIRps , -! ssie Z, !. ,,,,,..,, 7. !:

u EcEIvED this day BY SPENCER 4
NJ, ADAMS: i n 81 * siss =
q 20 bbls. Blue Jacket -Four, 80 "
RYE and Buck wheat Fi'uf. -
Corn Meal and i'rovendess So
50 bbls. Sugar. N So 81 - IS II ass =
StewaFis Syrup. Is =
6eases Mitchelps Cendiee. ~
-saer@ and Winter Rlsaehsd OH '.ss,s
i Cod Fish. 81 50 - 80 ~,
Sword do " 4 ~ ss 80 -. Z ~ s.
Wkitod0 i
a. Conn. River Shad. s. ~ S $780, =
Ne. 1 hiaokefel, s 9 -
800 hnshais Eock SAN,
- lpensas 8 StsA.lnsa m 0aats.
1000 bueholS QAle. s., IS
1000 % Cora q n
go DO Hilekwhaal. S ~
$50 do N4e.sHs S. ..ss f ssE
. AoGtG tI1nnps s y
Cheese hglsel aaa Essss a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

TIME subscriber, thankfnl for past lavors-
i would inform the public that he still carries
on the barbsf's business at bis old and well.
known stand. lup-slairs,) four doors west Of the
Mansion House, IN West Main Street; where
he will be happy 10 wait on customers % usual.
From long experience in HE business, he 10
confident that he can suit bis patrons IN every
respect.
Hair.C Cutting and Shaving done with smooth.
ness and facility-always having due regard 10
the fashions. 9Es
N. B.-Razors put in 6rsi-rate order at short
notice. His prices are always moderate and
uniform. y ALBERT HOMER.
Liichfeid, Nov. 7,h, 1854. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-23

Nov. I3sh, 1854.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-04

small ravine, while the trail of the horse
men kept down the main gully.
Dismounting also, Lenox, fastened his
steed to bush, and followed the foot
men up the smaller ravine lie had not
ascended it over a hundred yards, before
he came in sight Of a rudely constructed
log cabin, from the chimney Of which a
thick smoke was rolling, and almost at the
same moment he observed the figure of a
man descending the ravine, and coming
towards him. What was to be done. To
retreat without being discovered was i'm
possible, and if he concealed himself the
man would discover his horse, and his Vi
cinity thereby be betrayed.
Scarcely drawing his breath, Lenox en-
sconced himself behind tree and await
ed in stern silence the approach of the
stranger, and as he came opposite the
spot, Edgar sprang like panther upon
him. Taken unawares, the man was
hurled to the ground, and the cold steel of
a spring dirk which Lenox drew from his
pocket pressed hard upon his neck.
"A noise above breath and thou di-
est, muttered Edgar sternly, as he drew
a small strong cord from bis pocket, and
securely bound the hands of the runian
His handkerchief was next put in requi-
stion, and few seconds beheld the pros
Hate villain thoroughly bound and gag
ged, leaving him lying in the path, Lenox
rapidly ascended the ravine towards the
cabin.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-04

Non NTERvENTIoN--'Husband do look
there at Tom, he's into the sugar plums
up 10 his eyes!' said very dumpy lady
to her Iiege lord few days ago. -.
Let him 60 it, was The cool reply Of
the husband.
Yes. but husband, If we permit him 10
20 on this style he win commit some
crime which will take him to the Ssae
Prison -e
Can't help il;-you see the fact il, I
g. in for non Intervention, let everybody
regulate their own affairs
But Tom is a mere child, and itisour
duty TO tran him properly q
He's as much your child as tnine,,.
cooliy replied the father. y.
We leh,-fully persuaded that Tom ia
the course Of time would would be one Of
lHe b'hoys.
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-04

Gr A Dutchman from the West went
TO pay his excelIency, the President avis.
il. He happened TO call just as the Presi.
dent and four others were sitting down to
dine. The President asked him TO be
seated. at the same time inquiring if there
way anything new or strange in the coun.
try.
No thinks not, except one Of my
cows hash five calves
An indeed-and do they all suck at
one time;
No sir replied the Du,chman; four Of
them suck while the tudder looks on
shu,t as doshP
The hint was so significant that clean
plate was Immediately ordered and the
Dutchman seated at the table, where he
partook of comfortable dinner with his
excellency, the President.