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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

The LITERATURE OF WAR.-The lite
rature of war is previously exemplifed in
the following cool writing from the Lon
don Times:
We may suppose-and it is neither
an improbable nor an agreeable SUPPOSE
tlon-that the loss Of the two sides was
In much the same ratio as at the battle
OF the Alma, two to one in our favor. At
this rate in about week. we should lose
five thousand to ten thousand of the enc
my, and in two months time would achieve
the destruction Of 10000 Russians. at the
cost of the entire allied army. There is
nothing at all out of the way in this cal
culation, when it is considered that we
have to throw into our losses the con
slant drain by sickness. As a matter of
fact, this is, and always las been the Rus
sian mode of warfare. That power, man
clptts Occupies egeRs zari8, always has
been lavish of life, and ready to pay two
OF It's own for one of the foe. The artil-
lerymen who turned their guns on the
melee of British and Russian cavalry on
the 18th, acted on the customary caIcu-
lation that Russian dragoon counted for
nothing when there was an opportunity
Of destroying British one. Whenever.
then, the enemy can attack us with TIE
reasonable hope Of losing only two to our
one, we may depend upon it that he will
and that he will hail it as victory over,
US. lie will not grudge two BordinQs to
destroy the two invading armies. When
such IL the calculation eyi1antI,- acted
upon, and the result answees to it. what
is but question Of supply? All things
considered. we really cannot expect TO
continue always killing and wounding two
Russians to our one, at least. we cannot
hope to do more than this, wemay do less.
But at all events, if the contest goes on
at its p:eseut rate, our forces now in the
Crlmea, will be destroyed Somewhere
abont New Year's-day, and VIC shall have
the doubtful satisfaction Of knowing that
the Russians have lost twice as many, but
are at last masters Of the field"
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14
UNREDEEMED LANDS.

UNREDEEMED LANDS.
DUBLIC NOTICE is hereby given, pur
l. suant to sec, 100, chap Is, of the Rev.
Stats of the State of Wisconsin, that the
following described lots and tracts of land
situated in the County of Kcnosha and
State of Wisconsin, sold the 18th of April,
1852, by the Treasurer of said County for
the unpaid taxes and charges due on the
same for the year 1851, still remain unre
deemed, and that the time limited for their
redemption will expire on the 18th day of
April, 1855, at which time, unless previous
" redeemed, they will be conveyed to the
holder of the tax certificate.
Dated at Kcnosha this 18th day of Oct,
1854. r. II. DEFINING,
Clk of the BID of Sup'rs, Ken. Co, Wis.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

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Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

Hon. c. c. Sholes. of konosha. Is spo-
ken of as the Republican candidate for
Speaker of the Assembly. Mr.. Sholas
was formerly a member Of the Tcrritori-
al legislature, is a man Of ability, and il
the honors are to fall to that branch Of
the political family we should be pleased
to see them rest on our old friend, for
the sake of Aud lang yne,"-JJ'c5so-
nian, (dcml
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

CLoyEN HEADS 1T BALAkLAyA.-Ih have
always imagined that split skulls and clo-
ven heads were figures of speech until
to-day, when | have. indeed, been terri
bly, convinced of the reality of such hor-
rIors: Some Of the dead to-day had their
heads as completely as if tho operation
was performed by ;. surgeon with saw.
Nearly all the Russians was so killed.
Our fellows had been principally slain
with lance thrusts; | saw one body with
thlrteeo such wounds through the chest
and stomach. Another man had six. all
which were mere flesh wounds, and not
dangerous. The same man. (in the Eth
iancers,) extraordinary and incredible as
it may appear, had two horses killed I'M
der him, enc or two sabre and bullet
wounds in his cap, his sword bent boub-
lie in its sheath by MIME bullet five
bullets in his saddle, and one in his lance
staff, and swotd cuts nnumerable.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

SEBAsToPoL.-Sincc theallics can'ttakc
it, the St Louis lntelligenccr has been
trying to spell it. Our contemporary it
Is spclt-Sebasiopoi, and is a compound
Greek word, made up of Lebasfos and pc
Us, the former (which signifies august,
most holy or sucred--the latter. a CITY
together, the august city. Schastos was
word appropriate by the Roman En-
perors ofthc Eastern Empire. twas an
imperial prefix. and was tic Greek coui-
valent for the Latin Augustus. which was
applied to the Caesars.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1854-12-14

'Spiking guns forms now so frequent
an item in intelligence from the Crimea
that it may be well to know that spikes
are about four inches long and Of the di-
mansions of a tobacco pipe;-the head
flat: the barb at the points acts as q
spring, which is naturally pressed to the
shaft upon being forced INTO the touch
hole. Upon reaching the chamber ofthc
gun it resumes its position. and it is i'm
possible to withdraw it. 1t can only be
got out by drlllIng-no easy task, as it is
make of the hardest steel and being also
somewhat loose in the touch-holc. there
is much difficulty in making a drill bite
as ciiectually as it should DO. It's appli-
cation is the work of moment. simple
tap on the fiat head with the palm ofthe
hand sufllcing, This can be easily done.
even if it is ever so dark.--Lon,l97
Globe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

Daily Paliadium-SessIon Subscribers.
 The Publishers 'of tl,e sNEw HAVEN DaLs f&rEADiUn offer their paper during the nexs session Of the Legisfature, she sanie tersns as heretofore, nan,oly, seven.y-iive cents for the session, or one dollar if continued after the Fesion 90 ns to include the Laws. ap' 2a yAi ] sPhe. Faliadmm will contain faithful reportsn nf the pracecdingsofth Legislature, and wilIem- brace during most ollthe time, ibe proceedings of the day on which it is published. V
 Those individuals who may. choose to. .act as agents in procuring subscribers will be entitled to the amount of one copy for every six ebtnined.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
.7fafrieo.

Ia PlainviIIe. on lhs 4lll inst, by Rev. Mr. Dickinson, Robert McLasy of N. .ys City to Mary A. Hammond, of the lormer place. s
 fn New Presinn, April l9ih. be tie Rev Mf. Iivmans Daxiua F. GfiswUid af Million I0 Hsien M. Whitlesey of New PresIng.
 ta tiis town. f8antanl.l On the 6UeninRo thG 1sh inst. hy Res.bDs Es BsnMn, Levi Gaa ia Kfanees, dsugh.rE ef Amer hsRdDb cFBantaa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
!. RlYck .ENfaaple AEOl.se
Al Court ef Probate holden as Sharon miiAia
 and Jor fhe Distnct Qf Sharon, on tie 12fk dag

Ata Court of Pro5ete holden at Sharon wifaia and tor ths D;strics q Sharoa. oa tie l9fk da, Present, CHARLES M ,PARsoss ,Esq., Judge. ETYPON the petition Of HORACE A. BUFF O OLPH, of Trenton, in the State of New Jersey, showing to this Court that he is the ia. tller and natural guardian of Mary c. BuitOlph, of said Trentons minor, under the age of twen. ty.one years, that said minor isihe owner of cer- tain real estate situated in Sharon, in said Dis. irici iO wit: all such real estaie as was devised 10 the mother of said minor, wlt, is nov deceas ed, by Colonel George King, late ofsad sharon
 deceased, and more pnrticularIy dcscribrd in
 ihe last will and testanlent Of said deceased: {: that 1t would be fsr the interest Of said minor that said real estate should be sold and the avails sherco f.yested according to law, for the benefit
 of said minor, praying this court for reasons in said petition set forth, to pass m order author- zing and empow ering said petitioner or some other meet person to sell and convey ihe inter ests of said minor p said described premises, ac- cording to the siaiuie in such. case made nnd Gss sf apr Isss Rs5 p''o oa e dated he s
 ORpERED, Tint said petition, Dc continued to the s'h day of syulya lsb4, lhsp 10 be heara and determined at the Probate Office il said sharon at o'clock iR the loren and that notice of the tendency thereof te given by nhlishing this ofder in a eWspaper priHted ih Litch6ell three I weeks successiyelY, at least six weeks before the said 9th day of July, i854 ,s,. \, ,s,,ag (
 FL EIraRfM soRf a ;ssssfi s sssffioDpARD, Js Clerk. k.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

NTEW supply of Uenilftnen's . and Ladies lN India Rubber OyeFshoes just receisesl a
 c. ADAMS & cos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
LcgisiafIve Isenorfs.

\ The DArrS MORNING JouRNAL AND COURIER, containing full and accurate reports of the Legislative proceedings. will be furnished at 75. .enis for, the session. Sl including laws, &c InAil cases m advance SsatlaA .b s7ss8 ,ifa.4J
 Those individuals who may choose iosact as agents in procurng subscribers will be entitled 10 ihe amour. of one copy for every six obtained.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
At the Old Brick

.s. --F;rsk Dosr West ef thss Coars- Hasse-- 1MEAY be found nnBew stock of Bnots and IVA Shoes, spring lastsi0ns for 1884, We arc now prepared tp offer iothe people Of Litchiield County altogether the best and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town. Our stock consists of every vafietg of style ina agnahle; if Nsuld be uselea, and in,pos sble t0 name the different siyles ot 50 largo stock as we have af this tlme- we there fore say to ait entn and see for yourselves, fof our stock only need be seen to prusc the truth of what sve cay. Nai approving 0f the huinbugine system we w0nld here saE es tp pfiees--ihey shall Dc pnifurlps some as hieii as the hiih hest and some
 WS would here in this hh ,ble manner tender pqr heartfelt ihanks ~ all for their past fasors, and most rHspec,ii5lly invite them io give us
 's' MEAFoY E G TROWBRIDGE. 'tId sisIsi.6Ss
 Lhch6sld, May lith. 1854.
 E NsBs We havesa few notes and aecoiints on band 6f which we shonid be most happy to dis. pose at cost: DT A word ao the wise, Ac. TT
 tU @UdG4 1&Sg 8s c9 U M. 6 Ts.1 NTfssEs' sad Cbiidten's ij,o,s and Shoes of ] .lfsa7 a ! MEAFOY q srRoWBftlDGE. rSAITERs. plain, fDxed, eongfess ANa tan aud all other Kinds of Gaitefa. z.
 s@S MEAFOYt & &TROWBRIDGE. EAENT's French Calf sswed and peseed
 1 Boots forsaIe by oi dla blprM. & T. z T1BOADwAY TIES for Ladiss, and all olI,sr lEe. kid Welts, for sale by Ms 6lTs& EsHzRENcH, Engiish and all osf,er kinds sci Es Ladieg nice Sips, ta beautiful erticle5 y t3sHyx s1 M. 6 IT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

: t.t AGA&HE V Rrsceeaipss ef ihs Li.shfeia Ger Medical " At tue AnnyaI Meeting Of tie Liich.. fsldlC County A;edipal sSocray q held, d at the, Maasioni House, Litchheld,i April 27thTIB54.9 2 satoaD 3ius yi 4rsstt 1tol saaerE1 tsv'aE ssAlfssps'y N. M DgFresi. dent. " ' $. .ss , sis3& @9aa esfisg.a
 GsoRaE SEYMogR,a N. ID. Secretary, a Ainasaslof ipsoceedings of last meets ibgsreai and approved. asa i.stal
 Drs. Brckvish and Bosswick appoint ed Committee to invite Clsrgynsn to dine with the Society. -, ~ et.a.,r
 --Drs. Henry M. Knight, William !, BFge GayloFdE B, Miller. ,, H. T. -Cockey and John M. Bidwsll. were ads miiieda members oof the Society, WiA. Knight imass selscied iolatlendI the grainis soas.eonise ef lectures ati Yale Collegel .s <. Ebep IT Moore wac rrsconmendsd to the Slate G9ny yention to any vacancy vwbieh may pecar in other conpiies for athsgsatuilonss course of Lectareas v sra
 Nrs. Win. z WsIch. Ralph Dcming, John w BidwslI. U. WgPhelps. and A. H. Huxley. were elected Fellows 10 the State COnyeution. - = TGDfs Wn. sVeslcII. Samuel w. Gold. Josiah q Reckwilh, Samuel T. Salisbury and Jas. Welch, were ejecied sDelegatesg1 the National Medical Con. venti0n. tn bs holden ih 1855, aud DTS A. HI. Haxley, Jolin, Welch. George Seymour. Wm. WeOdFHH and Manly Ise, asefa, Wereappointed Substitutes mn DDS. Geofgs Seymour. Benjamif WeIch, Samuel T. Salisbury. D. E Bostwicl, snds Wms w. Welch. were appointed acomniilee 10 prepare and Teporl | fariff of fees. .-.-.,,. U
 The lolIotipg were siseted officers sf0rs tho ensulpg year. \, !. N sssi aYgY SzD1zv H. LxMan.s M. D. Pfesideht Wi .. sslca. M. D. President. v
 GkoRGx SKxloUR, M. D. Clerk. \ q
 The Pgesident on Isaving ilie Chail delivered lhe annual address. J ssT ! Voted, That the tlianks of the Socies, be tendsred t0 Df. Salisbury for his iGs tereslipg addsess, and also so for the abl, end impartial manner in which be ha1 discharged the duties of his office. ssr sss
 Voted. That inc Clsrk fpsepafe al abstraet ok ille pEocsedings ef tki Cc1sellicn, and pp6lsh is ih she news paper1 pfA Aiha Goanty. s9 sS' Adjourned sine die.
 hrs gsiaTi Attest taafia54as
 , "A 5s s,al. GEOses Sk4lo6Rs Clerk &8 9TSn% @iS t ts A1 dtf4 ANsa D fsS fttFG G3 aHlaH We have received shs May'nsn bsraf Ahal exceIIeps YoTk. me Copaseti
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
WInHina.

HE members of lhs First Ecclesiastical
 Society of Lilch6eId are hereby noiilIed mat, in occusdanee with cots falEen nt ibe Iani annual meeting of ths SoGi6y, Rpecial meeting WY pc held iu tlle Church en Monday, May hoth. at l2 o'clock M to consider tho expHdi- eney oi inefeassng tho salary Of the Rev Afr. The members of the Society are a lso notified tiat the annnal sale of the Slips in the Church os said Society will take place at Id,cioek ?. M. 0t tho same day. sq8tF mt
 C. M. HOOKER
 Nh F. D. MCNEIL, Soeiefg's Cotussif6ss. .s . LEWIS MARSH gsl r.1H -1TiII { Litchield, May 9th, 1854. .s i3. si.a3siisJ
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Legislative Reports.

The DuLY REersrER. containing full and early Reporis ol the LeRisl.t tive proceedings. will bc furnished at 75cents forshe sessioil-@ lincludina the Laws, Ac.a To De paid in advance. ,st5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

THE AfELLlANDs sAELLL-SEAT k@s. INF the suhscfiber, which has been occupied " tor earding Wool aud dressing Clofh; with land sufficient fnf any nymanalactuFing pnrh.lssss- stuaied about half mile pasi al ahe CunfI-i iIonse ln she villagejf Litehicld
 .a. TOMlsIESQN WELLS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

TO YOUNG aTEy.APErAsasr AsD Paorrr- AssE Eapiogiiesr. Young Men in every neigh borhood may obtain heaIhful. pleasant and profitable e.lapldymcni, by engaging in th6 sale ofdseful and popular Bosks, and can wasting fOF ous valuable Iaurnalsb Fsr terms and, paftic- ulars, address, post.paid. gtsi4es,-svsssI
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Nf,,fsave,eE lJ tpa. ,&f0lesa,

T EFT :he enclosure of the subscriber. on flIe
 MN second day of May, 1854, a small light red Cow sikyeaEs old; the left hip had been ip. jlired so that twas smal Her than the right one,
 Rdsmada her lii:le lame when she walked tfask. Whoever will return said Eusv Of give in EfeEma.ipn whefe: :shsmaybe found shall be tiher- nllBs sfeWaFged. C.. B. MALTBIE.
 Falls Village, May 8, 1851. kAFl ss} {
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

.Hials Vvs have received shs MaysnaInA bsraf Ahal sxreIleps EoTk. me Copaseti1 ,i out eonai0n 0ch6ol Jonsaal. This $ | .yest s6st syssy sstSsI lssshss shoSla
 ovn. ssss Sisi hsg 4 .saisilssssss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

sgGF Tie name of tise Hon. JouS H. HUbbARD has been extensively nsed in congestion with ptheaeaiee Of Judge of the Superior Court Northumberland chat he does not dssi's tlle office, pre> ferring to continue his practice. This decision, will t;s met s aof regret to many of tisfsiends.i waol haaesbecoms aglyshlistsa A his bshalts ! gEis ,as,,: eep'snee. Abwssssis. would involve great peeaniarys sacrifces. especially al at 'iinis time. when he is inthe prime of lie and ip. .le pidst pfta most successful prscs iice.l nod " ,isiis ,a'aH UtqllI6 psg
 lFSe 1T 5 fl~fxs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Died.

Ih this village. ea iIls Iik iasl. lIr1. HilrIes Weo''er.sted 6S gearg, . ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
IT Moficea

! N. MEETING or the choice Of Officers and ,LA-. the orsanizaiioaAsf ihe HoLLEy MAsUFAc- TURiEG COMPANY, is hereby called, to be holden at the office of Holley & Co. in Lakeyille, on Saturday, the 27lh day of May, 1854, at one o'clock P. M. ? Aa@1
 Datsd at Lakcville, the 3i day ofNay, 1854. #
 .ss4a JOHN H. HUBBARD
 JOS. R. HINE, Stock @sss3 Rf G. B. BURRAt.E, Y f kolders. '" N. w. MERWIN. " ,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Fl " " n Q C . O. '9'
 !eD. IMPORTERS AND 5oBBERs or { MILLINERY GOODS,

r No. 56s Chambers st., N. N. s d II First Door Wsss ef Broadwd5k el.i N
 Will keepsconstantly on hand large and com. piete assortment of 5fs rt9r .nt4Ia, sg {: silks, Rihbens, Grapes, velvets, i's Flowers; Fsathers, Laces,
 AhG 6Iher Goods in iher line, of the latest and purchasers on the most favorable terms, s1.. \ r Special care given to filling Orders.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
COa19 9ress HNffere.

k E k SHEEN pID assar.msps just ressiysd and Lfar IEbihale sheep flr cash {, s, CLOCK. IT ADJES and Misses Gaisers--a fine assort- J kztneDt of silk and Ldnsn do. at CLOCKS. CxGNT'saad Beys' Sue Calf Bes,., q NJ. DOTS Gaisets, Bsogans, &c. 1; Genl's call, H1 Goat and Kip Bsoganss at CLOCKS F. eARGE assortment of all kinds Boots and A and Shoes fos sale sheap fer $ sa.s d. x Y,cr. II z syl ss ' tflasS i.Ta q pGs slT8 n AJAX and Hemlock Sole Leailer. for sale by NS&x AsA 14sa sAA Ss CLDCh-
 EtAsffION ABLI fIATs.-()n case just re. E eeised ns ia ysgstlass iBRADFORDS.
 DccK ceais and Pant. i; E;sy 2 { EM is., EM s.,ssi!sd ANE mOss bale of those chesss Caps Il .sl lssiss ks ss ssF M sMRe9 frr7N-,. x ,'r.ss issl 0fN Trunks of difFessnt sizes iast seceised ANk1at ss BRADFOROS. 3 nEcElvED as BRADFoRD.s lois of cheap 1@ Gcads, selling low for Cash os Eseka1ge. I sss !. TIke ssziIlsHFcr Term
 AE Mlases VAIEE and HAL1..s Select Schoa W VII eol1lnence on Wednesday. the I0ih ci h,sy. p fpIyiQNs x E fs t sg@n.ep Enslish DFa9ehes. 4oo s.,
 SHa ss1eh, Dsa ,sins sI. -sssI, 2. : So i ss,sa ea VI gsies E,,b gseI Ipf Pipnpss .s 70 Oo s,,ii . sLiiehksld Apfii e issls Fl iloa s.sq
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

SgiAt GayiordsviIle. on tue Hous- alonics river. the freshst rose to an ms precedented height. On the west side of the river, the cutlery establishment of. Marsh z Warner was swept away. --. The building was owned by Roberts & Warner A saw mill adjoining also went down the river. The two buildings sttuck tie bridge a short distance be- Jew and carried that away. The dam agegto property issenae $7ooO. A se- 1efe'blow to that little village. a,arl'o's7
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

Wanted 1mmedia.elY.4-Te Fen more indus trious respectable American Girls to SofA in . Button, Factory, Good wages and steady isuat pioy'nent given. l have obtained some very fine Girls, from Litch6sld County. and wpn . few more of the same sort. For paFtieulagr please call al the Factory, or ~riie to
 4ss' MONROE: TElREB.
 Nangatuc, Conn, March 1s, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

T ApEEs u AttER BD6ls MfI s ll q the lalerl q rl1e f,eI TT fss ''t4a X- atglhipN l9 lhiF iifpf fSiN 3z&&A mem kS6f l1c|1 tn s |sf' |z<0| '& --sAsg .s3 sss; .s .s. :' |' {, z TssrIs.. ,l.l l 4 . ~ 5 { s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

DR. RooTs PMLss--lf is no, to he wondered at That the inhabiiants Of Lifcheld county shenld prefer Dr Roof'a celebrated Root and Plant Pills to'any other Medicine In use, as old Df Rcof-@ the original Maker af theln WIS resident 0l Canaan, and while living enjoyed inc reputation of being the nnst slgifui Phy ysieian in ihe coun- ny. The Piila are comp sed df twenty kinds and thorough in their operation on .he system vet they are se carefully medica,ed that they can be gwen t0 the most feeble person wiih ssEeiy.
 We confidently recommend these Pills io ihe afflicted, as being superior in every Fespect 10 any arisrie q the kind ip use.s Sold at the low price of 12 | F and 25 cis Der box, bv u,ercbanis .hfougtoat the country: af zfy Tzsm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
Ala Ceare gf Probsfe kcidsH at Plymonfk, ,pifkia and gcr fAe Distriet ef PlymosiAs om 6As igfh aag qf ApfiI, A. D. 1854. M s's g@sss MAI, I3s
Present, ELISHA JoilNsff

gNyfiIS Cout, do,.. d,rect Axsi tltbD,xes Esq.
 Trustee of the Esiage Vf WALTER C. PALMER, of ssid Plymouth in said ilssries
 represented to be insulSeliiti0 give notice t0 al
 persons interested in the estaie of said eebFor 10 appear sif they zee ealuse,1 be fore tie C0ufI Oi Pnbale to De holden st tiIc Pr,bhie Office in faid dhnict. on the 18th day Of May, IS54. ni ,1c o'clock F. My 10 De heard ielaiive ts the sproint. fiens Of Commissioners on said es,ate, by poet. ing said order of notice on public slgsi-pdat in said town of Piyinonih neafese the place whefe the deht0r dweilss and by adyeriisiDe the same < County of Litchfrld. Cevfified from RerOsd.
 ! ss ELISHA, JOHNSON, Jndge. \
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

,ssss2 ggIas FONLEis5 AND. WELLS. TI
 .,hSgsia ses No. sos Bnoadpay. Nsso Toth P. S.-Atl Agents who engage with us will be secured from the possibility cf loss, while ,l,e profits derived will be very liberal: a b2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

!. 9d Das TERREL,s aOsaraEnr--put up in glass boxes--an extra nice article for the toilet, and hnndsome shell ornament. Every family should the faIl winds, or accident Na.ice, advertise ment in another column. For sale by s s A. c. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11
noN. pArrn h. nANEaRp.

The uHPsecpaepisd majolity which this genlIsmtn received tn tAal usunIIy democratic district lhe xvIlh,) was ai
 once most gratifying to his frisnds, and deserved compliment. 10 one pf the ablestand tru@t Mhigs in lhs slals.--- He will bs sure 10 make bis maik in the Senate -noi slauwindys boisterouS or
 flippaps spssksF but as , sodnd clear headed legislator. aud as Rhenesl and hOnora6Ie .ppFilician.- We notice that he has, hssp mads chaiEuian of ihe Joint Standing Committed on the Jadis ciaFry. and gbaI las is ilso placed at the head of theaJoint Select Committee on Che Prohibitory Law-sal altogether the most important posts .inthat body. < !,
 We understand that Mir. Sanford l. prpAainenllE spoken qf by leading men. in'tariOus pGfssaOf she stats. .in4Eohhec7 tien yith tAe,ofice of fudge of the Su, psFior Court Without committing onrr selves ip favor Sf any capaidaie, we. may, swithane imprOprletyb remeik. that wesknoW of ho gentleman better fitted .forihat important station than Ms. Asa capable. discriminating and fair- m inded laE5sr. his friends and enemies all agree that he has no superior in the county; Nhile his well known integrity, unbiased iadgment. and clearness of in teIect emiaeatly qaalify. him for the, Bench. Besides iilliag other offices of tsust. he for several years discharged the duties of Stats's attorney. to the en>i tire acceptance of the courts. of the members Of tic bar, and of ths public generally. .Hia private practice is. to say the least, as extensive as shat of any 'other lawyer in the county. x s,aI N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-11

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