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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-08

New Furniture Ware-ROOmS.

Q N T, w L d RIO & o.,
AOULD Re pectulIy i.torm thsir hien and the
w public generally that they receiving, at
heir Furniture " are Rooms, on Mai; ST.. IA ew door.
below the Nofvell House, their stock Of Rose Wool,
Mahogany Walnut. and o,her furnture together with
great many articles in the way nt House keeping that
useful well ornamentai b 1t have never b,ore
been introduced 10 this market Al oil winch have been
selected from houses North, enjoying the highest repu
ta.ion tor good and faith ul work.
They have also connected with their establishment,
Manufacturing Department,
in which they have engaged ~uknen ot SkilinEd expo
Hence, aud are therefore prepared to hive nnde
der, OUT OF good ma "ria any pirce o furniture tina
my be on tered. They woLhi add that they are pre-
pared offer greater inducements p,tsons wanting
anything in tie way OF I RNlIUkE, than has ever be-
been ofe ed IN this rket. And they hope by
siLou Alteration 10 business and receive leas
portion ul the ul'Ir patronage.
CONANT, WALDRON & co.
\ Is We would say tpour cid friends aud custom
prs 49, we continue to manufacture. old stand,
b. dye ST all kinds of r bacco MJulds unl the
1k", AMI we solicit continuance of their favors
mar ID / c, ". y c.,
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BILLIARD OGD NJ.
Wholesale and Retail GIocers and Commission
Merchants.

BILLIARD OGD N
Wholesale and Retail Gfooers and Commission
Merchants.
nFFEk FOR SALE
" 10 hid. . 8 Sugar
50 bbs coffee and clarified Sugar
40 borr, and bbs lonf, aud cru .hed und puIy,i.
ned Sugar
100 brgs Rio aud La. uta once
10 bag, Old Java
10 hid. Cubn and + 4 Mous.es
200 sides Seie Leather
1900 BIS Bacon
200 kegs Hnil.-a,sored
80 boxes Adnmhutinu Candle.
% do Hull g. Sons
30 do TallJw g"
300 bales Cotton
Iron Cast, Shcai and Blislered Steel
500 psir Blankets, from common 10 superior qua v:
full cloths; brown and bleuehed Domestic; nseys Kin
seys; Cacoos; Boots, Shoes Iats, Cups Ce,lar Caps
and Bucket common ind hne; Spnde., Shov L. Hay
Forks, and many other articles too men
ton An we ASK Is call To guarantee suti-ucton. n.
we intend selling unusually low for GOSH and the usual
time prompt customers extended.
DlLLARD e. OGDEN
oct 193m Opposte Farmer. Bank.
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Seed Store.

A b. RUCkER oilers tot @ llaGe NTH, SEED SToes
~. ppositc the Bank nr Nreinil the following cLt
oeuc ot Field :, ed which are fresh and free from n
eign or impure seed. Embraced in the st several
new vlri.ir,-otced for the fret time the TURNER'S
ol Eir.i0ia:
RAMA Grts. Rescue. GtHs..
Orchard Glas- Lucelne,
How'd Gra.s Musktct.
Red Clover Ever Greer,
Snpin Clover. Blue Grass.tor lawns
Hybrid Clover. Tim my
Grecn.Sward.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
PASSENGERS for The Sweet, Red-Swert ind bite
Sulphur 81 rings enve LynchLurg daily (Sunduys
cNcepted) Via II. & Tenn. ranad ut 7, M com,
ing ith cur Conc = AT BONSAG KS DEPOT, AID to
Sweet mud Rec Springs same evening; leave morn
M 1lir eguar breaht Il, ana rtuch W litc Sui phur
Springs oy II, "a. Returning leave " lite Su phur
Saings a 5. ?. reach Rcd aud Sweet Springs oy 7,
p IN leave Red and Swc Springs manning 4,
n m and arrive in Lynrhbur& snme day by p.nl-
Leave LNnchintg daIly (Slnduys sxccpteJ) via Va.
Tenn H. H., at p. m. connecting with orr coaches at
Bonsack's. arrive at tIncaslle evening by dark
Leave Fnrusre At daylight day. and arrive at the
Sweet and lie Sweet Springs To thinner, and to the
White sulphur SpIng> by p. = day. Return.
lag. lease Wlite SuLu: Sfritgs } reach Fin
rasiie by m, ravr fincasileat day: h. conn ct
ing with the al Bon.nrI,, reach lynchburg by n
Passengers assured that his i, the chea. e-.
rn"st expedioas and comfortable the Springs
from Lynchburg.
Fare from Lynchurg Ia Sweet and Red SWEEP
" rings, 81 5o irrn Lynchburg Vain SuIl,hn !! %
ENtr1 C'mch"s furnished at ali tunes III Bonsaek
Depot trnvel "a parties may d">iir
july Ats W. 7. tARlSIlS co
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Low Fare from Lynchburg to Richmond
THREE DOLLARS!

" I'M 'TItT THt @Dlt1 leave
l. n'hbmg tor Richmund ,i-w,ckN VIZ: TUESDAY,.
Thursday X Saurday,al directly aztec III. al.
rival al the Western Passengers from l.ynclbur,
are two night, and one day the Boat; and those
wto lava bushes, in RicLnlnnd. can wthout L,.sir
time save - 50 by taking thu route. FJr Chr otir
vile, hi weekly coach.s in s, dtsyil, rny
Lvnchbar6 1t arrive H. Cha bonneville n, ~ a,,
, p 3Olh, EDMUND 4 DAN T. 20 #
Jul,
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DIVIDEND.

4 I II meeting nf the President and Directors of the
u PIuylSn' n an Lynchburg Turnpike Company
l". pu tle 20 mt , ordered the dividend o
,lA PEI ceut i" pnd 10 the stockholders and inter
th' 1t day Ut November NIX.
b ordcr OF the Bonrl,
oct u div +. : MILLER Ire surrr
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sOUrqssIDE ix ILisOAD,

FRElGuT TRAIN.
La ssa - ;sn hts f. the S"9I ~ eItt
road NJ " I, Andr, som Commission House on the
Basin Any person wishing to THE rates It fre.snt
c,n obtain rriS list b, calling
ny oder OF the SUI
sep Bat, ALFRED w. II 'RNER Ag't.
HNHE SUBSCRIBER BEGS LEAVE MOST M
specially to ral e attention OF the ririzeH. ri
lynclurg and the al .nina country. Ia hs rse and
u spleudidas sort mrntoi BOOTS,SlIOES xe3-v,
CATERS. &C. ut IN GNN MAKE sA<~S
-<bS an which are WARRANTED or THE BEsT QtAtr
~ ANn Of SUPERIOR w"ksMhNsHiP.
Persons wishIngto ho>r enod and durable Boot
Shoe torthe present will do wr To call On m
u. am determined To Please both regards quad,
and rrcr
Don't forget 10 call the three d"nr. nboyei.
franklin iiote and n'nediacy nrpo,itrtte Citizen
SavingsPank. I. + GRlAlALDI.
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HOUSE g. LOT FOR RENT

Es comfortable FANiLY HESIpENCE With a
FL garden attached. near the rc+'drnc, ol Mayor il,
Gnund. brhad, Tn tra,o ,nhlr tent, 10y euly mp
rlteali"n 10 either OF the undersigned.
JAS A HAMMER
" \. MILLER
in Cts M. c. HO1lINS
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MISCELLANEOUS
Pump and Fire Engine.
H. { WiIITTEMOlsE a. BRO

NIToULD respectfully announce Il lie citizens II
w L,nciibure and vicinity. thai ta"y panIfa..
,,,, a. ,beir Agricultural Works On The Basin X Is
NlrCHELs PUMP n FIRE ENGINE com5in-d.
which ! tic m. ;. perfect article of the Kind oh,
ed to the public (de gtd for Factory Fire and Gar.
den En- me. aud i peculiarly dapted |" private dwei
M. d,,diae Ia N II Fire Engine under their direct
command espuLe of 10 cling "a'er over a two .tor,
dwelling.
All olde,s promptly attended II aud Pumps put into
Wells Syringe at the usual iaie- AZ" wrnHted t.
perform well for year.
We ar, the exclusive agents fbr the counties &c ann
bell, inherit, Bediord End ApPomatox.
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GAS FITTING.

NJ fully prcnrrd To introduce G- Pipe int Stores
Dwellings. taCtuiic-, the shortest notice. llav
ing had raj years experience The tusiness my
"oft nny BE- relied on ns perfect. am ready 10 give
any time viii also furnish steam. pipe.
JAMES CLELAND,
Pract cal Gas tltlcr. MINI IT..
Wilson & Frnnkn's old stand, up stairr
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Pure Old Mountain Rye Whiskey.

w have On IL, d ami Tor sale Il lire AMI q o pure
w mount lin Rye Whi-hes the best du bt. ever
offered ia This market LEE a. JOHNSON
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GH4NO GU4NOL
ID EST w. Peruvian Gusno, Tor ale in lost to
suit purchasers, by GEO. BAGBY.
-rp lJ5f4
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d. A4An IN BONDS or VIRGINIA X TEN.
y O,NVUp NE>SEE RAIL ROAD co first
u,tteos,, inIrr, II payable New York.
aug 2ils rETERS SPENCE \ co.
TUE hishr-t price pnid in L change the En stern
/ citir-. hy PEfERS, Silence x 20.
a4g II d.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
TOPrinters.

A NEW Edition .f the Specimen Book o "A Bruce's New York Type Foundry wei lubished in September, 1885, aud will be given 10 those proprieiufs of Printing Offices who vi send for ii, or it wii be forwarded them by mail on receipt in advance, of fifty cents tor the post age. tsr EgA H& @tatss tssssaa. t @ssgFt1$
 In 1t arc exhibited many articles never before shown: there have been added iothe Foundry new varieties of Roman types from Nne-line Plea to Pearl, various imithlions ol Writing, a great number ot Fancy fonts, Borders both Plain and illuminated, l.ahor-Saying Rules and com plete foundry ot Germans. lsta tis3 V
 The types now manufactured are cast from new combination of metal of great durability and are usually kept en hand tn large quantities - Every fancy font is sold by weight, and at the printed prices, which are from 10 to 25 per cett. less than those of 8 me other foundries. At other printing materials are furnished at manui facturers' prices either for cash or credit. sEtt
 Primers wishing to open accounts with me, or whose dealings have been long suspended, are requested to accompany their orders with city references 10 prevent delay. N9s ola t5@ls3a
 Printers Of Newspapers who choose to publish thls advertisement, includng this note, three times before the lsi ot August, 1854, and send mo oi.e of the papers, will be paid lr 1t in Type when they purchase five einles the amount of their bin from me, of my own manufactures, ee- Iected from my specimens .s,.f- "A e
 I3 ChambeFs-street, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
The Crescent Foundry MACHINE COMPANY.
 Rr:d 0eY,orR Conn

NTAKE to order Stationary Steam Engines lY1 from to l50 horse power; large donhle- acting Force Pumps for water works, Iron Planers, Engine Laihes, built in the most sabs'an- ,ial manner and uncommonly heauy, together with NM 1A- 0 HE IT ENAJ Is5 M0 IVY in general. and ail kinds of Steam B.,ilers.- Having Q large and extensive stock of Mill GeaE- ing and other patterns,tho accumulationof of some IS years business, they are prepao red 10 furnish Cas:ings ai short notice Any work ordered from this Company will be guaranteed equal 10 any made in this country. n 9gg .las
 They would call attention to . large Lathe which,hey build, designed for Railroad Machine Shops. for turning of dsvers-bed l6 feet long, swings S4 inches. They also make very largs and heavy Lathe with screw feed, designed for
 mncline shops in general-bed ID feet long, swings 02 inches, and wcighs about IS tuns.
 This Company are now making . vertical En g'ne of new design, from 6 to 10 horse power
 which will require bat tie small space of k4dae sqnafe, the bed being bnI "A by 8a inches--ant
 with vertical Boiler will Eeguire but 4by g feet
 To fhoso abDui 10 erect Iron Works, we would say shat we are prepared to make Engines witt the blowing cylinder atinclsed directly to lhe steam cylinder, embracing all the latest i'm. pt0youleut3sz
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

Ala CsouSt of Pro5aie fhdlaeh' u ShaIoaf eithin
 ead Jo. fhs Distr'ct sf SkaFSn, os ihs lssh day .Rsssent, CHAEhEs M MsRansoks Esq. Judge.
 lTTPON the p.tlriop of HORACE, A. BUFF. U OLPH, of Trenton, in the State of New Jersey, showing to this Cour, that he is the ia ther aud natural -guardianO Ot Mary C.. Buitnlph, of said Trenton, TniIiof, under the age 0f tHen. ty-one years that said minor is the owner of cer- tain real estate situated ifi Shaton, in said Dis trict, to wit: allsuch real estate aswas devised to the mother of said minor, who is anow deceas- ed, by Coh,nel George King, la'e ofsad Sharan, deceased, and more particularly describ, in the last will and tfStanieRt of Saia deceased: {: that it would be for the interest of said minor that said real aIestats should he soliaRdthe avails thereof vested according tG law, for the benefit of said min E, nfaying this court fur reasnns in said petition set Erth, to pass m order althOri- zing and en,poM ering said petitioner or some other meet person to sell and canvey the inter. esis of said minor in said described premises, c0rdng to the g n ute ia such case made and provided--as per petition on file, dated the Sth day of April, lS5fsa aA3 a1 ,ss stIsaE kaaa 1a. !. ,ORnERED, That said petition be continued to il,e S,h day of lnly, 1854, then 10 be heard and determined at the Probate Office in said Sharon at 9 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice of the 2etdency thereof he given by publishing this order tn a newspaper printed tn IIitchfield three weeks successisely. at least six weeks before t'ie said 9th day oi July, 1854. sas E. s.a.5s,i,
 A true copy of record. tsg s, .
 ELTAKIM g. 7STODDARD, JR., Clerk. .t. ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
.'H M F LI \ " E R Y
 AND ifG z .Isnd3@ts sa DRESS-M AKNNG.

MNlSS JANE. c. FARNSWORTH would IVA call tue a aitention of the Ladies to exa anime her new assortment of fashionable Millinery Silk and Lawn Hafs always on hand, or made to order, at slor, notice; foe Florence and French common S;raw, cheap; a splendid assortment of Ribbons and Flowers, Capes and Head Dresses Embroileries oi every description Alexander's Kid Gloves Ladies NIits. tmg and slnrt; and a great variety of Drrss and Maniilla TrimInings and Fancy Goods, Mantillas ready bieaehed as @ usual. ''T'' '''s '>'''''S' Four Doors Wssi iis Coart.E .Efouss; Wsss Main Ss
 Litclffield. April 25. 5d tFR if sssEa gnig la(s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

,; DR. Roor's PrLIa.-h is no, to he wondered prefer Dr Roofs celebrated Root and Plant F. .lls 10 dny other Medicine in use, as E.Ad Dr Roor- the original maker nf them twas a resident of Canaan. and while Ewing enjoyed the reputaiien of being the most skilful Phy siciap in ihe coun. try. The Pills are enmp sed of twenty kinds and thorough h their operation on the system. yet they are go carefully n,edica,ed that they can be given to the most feeble person with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills 10 the afflicted, as being superior in every respect to price d. P ? and s cts per box, by merchants throughout the country. 91- Try 7Hsm. a hi
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
JANE LlsIsesrOs Ia g. ps , Hkgsa@

lirsRY LIvrEssrox N 4s -ss Liss.eeid Cosaty Sspsrioy Co'yf, A1sast zsr@, rYPON the petition Of Jane Livingston, Of O Salisbury in said Cohnfy, feturnable to tbe SupefiDvt 'ouFt 10 he holden Il Lit hhei5, in and for said County, osi the hild Tuesday of August, 1884 and praying for divorce rom her hus- band, the said Henry LivinEston, tor reasons set forth ii her pe. .i.ion on file dateG the third day
 1t appearing to and being found by the sub scnbing authority that Henry Livingston. ihe Respondent in tie above entitled and foregoing case IS ont of this State, and removed to parts unknown to the Petitioner, so that personal service of tss @ petition lh this case cannot be
 E is ti,erefSrs ordered that noiice Of ths pen. dency of ihe foregoing capse be given the said Henry LixihGston by pubiisbine this Order n, . newspape ablished in Y Litchfield n sAid Count six weeks suecessively, tieIast pUblieafi0 ta be at Ieast three weeks prior to tha third Tnssday of August, lSGA q M J
 Rsisa T lssl!iS'sR fsEDsRiE F Bs'bE lssas si es Clsrk Qf saii Se1erioNC Court
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
NIillinervl Goods..

MRS.C. M.HUNT would infofmithe Ladies MI of Wolcot,viIle and vicinity that she has just opened in that village new and splendid and sssW Boencss oss Cape "a and f SHer Flats, for Misses and Children; Flowers, Rib bons, &c, which have just been purchased in market, great care having been exercised in their selection they will be sold at . small profit. Call and see.
 N. B.-Bonnets and Gentlemen's s Hats bIeached and pressed al shari nniice..qns5s bga'1 A
 Rooms in Coe's Building, south end the Bridge.
 Wolcoilyille, April 22J, 1854. |, sa..fS' 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Waterbury, May lst, 1854.

Dtstricf ef 1orrisgt gton q Frobeis Cour1 April KNsTA ATE of WILLIAM LEACH, late of Ek Harrington, iu said District, deceased. ;,
 Purspant fo an order ffUn1fhs Court 0f Rfobaie f0F said dsfrics will be cold at public auction tc the Ishesf l&dder on the 3d day of May, 1854. Ut l0o'closkon the ieFe1o.g spgless Ptey yienslyy Estate pf said deceased, as will ratae fhe ann of Three l.hQnsand Seyen Hundred and Eislit and 1i-i0O Dollars.
 Sale to take place as Chusch's Hetsl in WoI- eoilsilIe ia said TssringtOna Terms made known ial the lime 0I sale. ei h-saIGE uEg Estst Hafd
 = 9a Te- uRI ,TAyLO lAdmigis. <
 Fa@ 'o '"S JULIA 3. LEACH, isTsiors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
IF T. A-a < i. !.

HAVING made arraneemepis with the IA American Linen Company, ihe subscriber is prepared to pay Cash and unusually large prices ftsall the Flax he can purchase. to com. pare with such sampies as may be seen by cal. jug on him. glf54s .4g4rtp s3 .salgafsl ~,
 ,-Dr Cash paid for Flax, Seed. .5 .,. ....., .,t, '@Ss' w. F KILBOURN:
 Bantam Falls. April 26.h.. 1854. a'' i''''7 'a52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
IMasLfffiiso MsLf

In Milton Society, I.i;chfcd. on the Ist inst, by the Rev. D. E. Brown. My. Joseph W. Cook, iOfChicag, llF,Ffo Miss Electa C. Hall, daugh- ter Of ths late N6rhan Halt, Esq. N ass1#l7 l73 , In Warren, Ct., rn 4te 2d 1lt., by Rev. Mr.
 WRkeman, Eliska "A. Whitllesey of New Pres. ton t0 Miss lclixasJ Knapp of Warren. g. I0 IsiymOssff. e5tii uif. by Rev A. B. Good
 Piymoath. Sssv Y99as4F aA'~ef st3stsk V Ef@
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Died,

In this town, lTsantam Society," 27ih ult l. Mrs Tamma M. wife of Thomas M. Cee, aged 25
 In tSharsn, on the 18th ulr., Mrs. Lydia Smith, aged 66 wife of Ransom Smih. Esq. s.l g,s ..at1 A. In ShaFoa, on the 2O,h nlt- Daniel Parsons, Esq, Counsellor at law. aged 49 yeara a. sain sHarwi1ipn, 18th ulta Lydia Bartholomew, aged S6 years s. sBt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
ROOss sssaSS Shoes.

"A 2 c. BRADFORtg, oi WoIconsille, has kAo jas Eeceised a f1ll and eofnplsse assoyt- gsens ol all kinds of Ladies Gaiiem, Shoes and Baskins; Gents Bnpls,, Callers, French Tles and Shocs; Misses Boots and Shoes; Children's shoes of aIi kinds -of iine iatest rlyes and best quality,' which the public are respectfully yinvifod
 Wolco.tvilIe, April 22. ls54s .,sabosY
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
IIome School lor Yonng lLadles,,

Homo School for, Young Ladies, ne AT " EST TWISTED, CONN. VI m yEyIJ,l5 5conmercs Us 1; urth Summer Term w May lst, and continue fourteen weeks. For iurlher parlieulars apply eo gss .H A iE nga kREV.P.sT HOLLY, Principal. {. RefSrencs-DEA. CYRUS CATLIn.,
 From ReU o. IF A. Eaikley cf New York. some mouths, can fully commend his School as presentinyto parents many attractions and advapfages for their daughters; not onlybeenlsc t afforda them ample iiistraciion, but the com forts of home with that wise counsel and tender influence from Mrs. H. which none but lnctheE knows how to render. 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

ta-DR. TkRREI's O1NrMExr-put up in glass boxes-an extra nice article f.,r the toilet, and q handsome siielf ornament Every family should have a hox Oa ills shelf, in case of exposure to the fali winds, or accident. Notice advertise msns in another column. For sale by ..s.s K ava : < s;,g ss3.. A. C.. SMITH. ;,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
DR.essr GO6Dflg,
Motic;e,.

THE subscriber, thankful for the patronage the good people of w ocoityille and vicinity have favored hun yhe past season, would respectfully inform his friends and customers tha: he is now receiving in store tue largest and most desirable assortment of Goods ever offered for sale in this county. Gosh and EEckangc is still the motto.
 TGood Goods sold tiny usual smeN Prcfts,
 "A. c. BRADFORD.
 Wolcottville. April 7tf, 1854. ll ' }. !
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
BDots and Shoes. !
C. sADAMs & CO.. \
RIMek EXeiaCk ETo1,se.

ID AV&CN,r-This well known sHsEse win N stand at the stables of. tho ,ubscriher the coming season, q This Horse possesses great beauty, ,eie9ance and speed, At,the satne sta- ,ss nS 1s ssen a ''s 's DTHs'.i ai 9;n oaes
 Terms for Raven sea ahd fifteen dollars.
 sys8 nas Hlsi2 sisROBRlNS aBATTELL.
 Norfolk, April H7, 1854. fsss fs i4., .sf,e7g~s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
1.eeagaem

EfENTLEMEN's crsva.s. Nsek s,ssls s.a M Collars sf ! No. South E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
.1ss VeamsW NN0mg1Eane,

0nnAn PRS. just yeeeited q loM psiees HWUV at BRADFoRDs iq Walesiigills. sssS @ rSPiI sG B F wi Oil Shades, large aasenmee! ia.s 2, Esssiyssd- ehaap, Mka aES T ,sT44SD bkAD&OkNS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Legisiaiire nen0rts.

.TheD DAlr9 REsfsftR: :cdn,sining iail and early RepSrts ot the Legislative proceedings, viii be IpFnihbSds st l5esHtsfor tie session- efinclnding Jhe Lsws Ec, To be paid in advance. -. ,'.I <
 Wanaed Iinmediaiely. -Tcp nlo1e indus sripus respectable American Girls to work in | Button Factory. Good wages and steady em7 ployment given, II have obtained some very 6ns. .Gisls. from Licl6eld County and want . few taioFs of the safie sort For particulars please cal at the Factory. or wfiiesto
 ..v> MONROE TERREL. Napgatac, Conn, March IS, 1854. :, s5,r7s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Hart Female Seminary.
 ,,e THEs s U1NMER TERM


 nF this Inssitu.ion will commence May 8, O and conti.,ne thirteen weeks. ssys a.s ,s The following, among others, arc the pnsteu- lars in whichsifis belieysd sbis Seminary offers to parents snpesioE aAvshiages Tor ihe education Of their dhughfers: A sysiernatic, varied and extsnaive 'cauFse cl otudy, eoinpsising ell the branches ordinasilY pursued. .boib ;s9lidand orna- mental. a Thorough and careful inssructionj ihnnasic especially. vocal and insi!umentai its advantages arc unsurpassed. For boarding pupile, . pleasant home under the mapasemens of m excellent matron and conducted as . geps tc1l Christian fnmiIy. c4 Consistent supervision 0F ths pupils by tie Frineipai and her associates. extending t0 department, social inlefcenTse, oii- qurt,e niiA aii that constitutes the refined fcmale. 3sf;heAPness .fiis eniiIe TgcsamoHntihe only to ehe-haif or less than halfth expense of sTlar institstidns in ie cities. It is intended to bring it's advantages within tlse reach of ail, even of ,hr most modeFnse means. S &.s ,.Yssd pa.tai.1 Circulars containing full sparticularsA will be furnished on application
 Address REV L F. WARREN, Secretary. < Plymouth, April 2d, 1854. sa,sS llssS 4S
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Notice.

NsH E members of the First Ecclesiastical So- N cieiy in LiichReld. gre notified that their annual mec,ing will be holden .at the Lecture Rmm Of fsaid Society, on Monday, May Sth. at o'clock, F. .M.. for the choice of officers for ihe enesing year, an5 she transaction of any Olher business propef to come be.ore said meeting.
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Wanted.

A GIRL to dosike work for moderate-sized "A Family. Nane but m experieneed cook
 and good washer and irognsr need apply .o such
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
DlNekcsa1eS Stlss 1!

several good hiacksmiihs and
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04

Y Clever, T'imothy ana Red Top Seed.
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