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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

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 TnAINs OUT or BRiDcEP. RT. 4 FIRST Fre,ght Train leaves Bridgeport ior W,nsled ae n 70 A. M, cnnaeciinx ai stratford with the 5 30 A. M., Train from New Haven. s secnna Freight Train leaves Bridgeport ,or Waterbury, at | 10 A. M. e rissa Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport tor Winsied, ai 10 40 A. M., or on arrival of he 6 A. M. Express Train from New York. conn ecting at the Junction with the 10 IS A. N. Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Train leaves Bridge port tor Winsled at s 50 P. M., or on the ar. rival of the 500 P. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting af ihc Function with the $ 30 P. Ms Troin from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BaIDcEPoRr
 First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury far Brid dgepori ai 3O A. Al., connecting ut the Junciiou with a traia io New Haven. a4t Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted at 700 A. M., connecting at the JnnciioL with Train in New Haven. and al Bridge port with the 10 3i X M Train to New York First Freight Train will leave Winsfed Eur Bridgeport at ' 10 A M.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wisetcd a' !. s P M cnnneciing al the Junction with Train to New Hayen, aud al Bridgeport with he 446 P M Train ts New Yofk.
 STAGE LINES. as
 Bradlcy'a Stag" from Woodhury, South. ury. Sou'hford, and Oxford, w.ll connect ai eymour Hump y-sillel w;,h the 9A M i'rsi,l down. Reiurniag. lraves every day on -',e arrival of the 10 40 PM Train fr9mBri.lge- .ort. No evening Siage after thus date. .e M.Ne.ls Stage from w atertown. sill con- ,.ct al Waterbury every day with the 3s ! M Train down. Returning on arrival oi he 10 10 A M Train ffnm Bridgeport. and n Saiuriays rom sh~ 5 50 P M Train.
 Fenn's Stage from Li,ch6cld will connect Il Litchfield Station with both passenger Trains each way; and with the Morning ''rain io Winsied.
 A Stage fos tlisclencksyil.e, C"lebro0k River and New Boston, win leave Winsied very day cn arrival of The noon passenger "rain, ,rrinrnins. to the | 45 A VI Train dowa sL@ Frcigsi wiil he way billed as usual !, om each Station for Now York, New Ela- ven. and Bridgrporf. A .'9a 2 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets arc purchased nj the office. a N PHiLO HURD. Wee P,es't and Sup't. Bridgeport. De. i9, 1853. a@s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Boots and Shoes. 4 AT1'E.yTYoN3 CHSTOMERC z

TUST received, . tuil cargo Of Boots and Ehoes e1 fresh from New Yurk and the east m markets --comprisnR everything in this line ERt the season. A heavy stock of Cents and Ladies' Oyershoe. at greatly seducrd prices -lewer than was ever snld in the county If Liichficld French paten, Cork Srles, Sole and Upper Leather, Morocco LininGa. Bris,les, Wax, and Findings generally 1; all of which may he fpund at the Old Brick, just as goDd as inc markets will afE,rd. M 4g
 Or First D,mr West of Court House.
 ea MEAFOY q TROWBRID3E. Q Liichfeld, Jan 9th, 1854. N a3 ! N B.--Ws wnald just Feaaiad our friends that now is the lime tB haance accounts. and we most r specially invite al. .lO dO s0 without delay. ' 8g-s @ M. AT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
ARTICLES or ASSOCIATION = ,4ll.es pR Tna tA4 4 Kent Orc Bed Company.

 NNEitkawwn lfas us thp suhscsihess sls, hereby ID sssonialn nhsgsesves ioarlher aF . bs1y polite aud corporate, pugsnnnt tn Siafufe Lave Of the State Uf Csnneriirn, relating Co Joint Stock C.srnralio,.Es and ghs following ure our Articles of Association aud aarremafsfs al a Article i.t.-rhe nasne of said corporation shall ha :. Fms KKxr 0RE BrD CoNPAyY: A Art 2i.-the CaPNtl Stock Si cad toFppEa- tim a,aIl he Ten Th0usaHd DnllaFs, divided !nt' Four IIandsed Shares sf Twenty-Five Ds'lars each. MA e, Art. 3t.-The purp ses for which said CoFPn. ration s established, are to eeaFch tsr. dug raise and ahiain lT.,n OFe from any Ore led or beds, or lands ur rights luraise Ore that may bei9ng e ar may br purchased by said CpFpefNltan ln the town s.f Kent iu the rnansy 0f l.iirhfeId, and so ourchnse rnrb Ore heds. lands. rights and priv. eaas to dig and s.biaiM Iron Ove in said town aa siail ise aniIIVix.d bv the hye-laws 0f said Cor peFatlOn; l0 0rcnpy and improve all such lands, tights and priy,leg,a, and cell and dispsa of ihe Ore % obtained to make all such cOnlrncIa, buv, hold nF sell ali surh esiatr, and tFnneact all such business as may be deelncd neeessary sud advaDlaQeHns in slse proscr1lIop ol the purposes luF which said CoFpufafion is formed. Art. 4lls.--Tl,c S,alu,e l awa Of the State of Culncclicut relaaing to Joint Stock Corporations are hereby particularly referred 70 aI1d male pert 0f these Articles uf Association; and said C1rpOratiDR is urgn.'!ked and established under ansl by giriue ef said Laws, and shall conform to the requircsecAts of ihe same.
 An. Jih,-The name Of xafi Corporation sEall not be U. ed 10 execute or indusse any Moee Arat, che fk or bill 0f exchange in which said SOFpufn. tiOn slinl not have direct inn rest.
 As Gth.-Said Corporation is located and es- ahl,snc8 sa Aruf. ia 1he E0nmfy Of Lilchfcld, hnd State ~ C0nnectcu,.
 Ari. sth.-Each Subscriber tO these Articles agrees 10 take the nnInhcr ni Shares .4 the Cap itai St1ck of said CoFpoIasion annexed 10 his s,anse---each Share to be rWeuty-Eiye Dollars as heG .ra named; said Shares b De paid for a the Orecines shali cal in the same.
 Dated at Canaan, this 18th day of October. \. D. 1858.
 w',;,.,s srs:s,ss,. sss, HsSs: Ssss.., \; sla'
 One hundred thisty-ihree l-S Shares William T. Hopson, e9l-3
 Eighty-three ane-,hird Shares. John Adam, 33l-3
 Thirty-thFee and onr-thiFd Shares. Roht w. Adam. 8 l-3
 Th;rsy-lhree and one-thirl Shares. Foshes Monson by3 SIS !. II. Hubbard. Eight and one-,hiFG Shafes Theophilus Fem by 2-3 ]. H. Hubbard, One and two-ihird Shares, John A. Beckley, SIS Eight and or e-ihird Shares. Oliger Beckley, Sl3 Eight and one-,hird Shares. Leonard c. Adam, SIS Eigh, and onr-third Shares. Sam1 F. Adam. s3l.3
 'l'hirsy-;hree and one-,bird Shares. ys w.tsa Htssi S. aaeE.s %aE'Ss'ss ss.as:. ,ss ss sH aa'il, s.in ii. wife .vo,Sitd si. rss ssar... Whiting C. Kellogg; r. q Eight and and Laura krlk,gg. his wife, nne-ihird Shares.
 GEORGE ". FEET. Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Poetty.
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r,..,., ,.;.s me as home do they alis1 11ef
 S1',1en1 be an aesnr1lro most oeeb a. f-osv ,f flfe moment aeIllo loved me Es~ eaviI,,l. wish he was here ! n feel that tiie group at the iiFcside W
 Were rhinlsiaR Of ne as ro!m Oh res! 'fwouid he ioy beyond measure.
 10 know that sllsy nlisssd me at ho'ne' whan twilight approaches season M
 That ever was sacred Co sang-- fl,aa aome one repeat my name OveES
 And siei, that tarry sa lougy And ls there a chord in the Hlusir,
 That's missed when my yJi1e is away And ch ,rd in each glad heaFl that nlarketh Regret at my wcaFls0Hgs say Do tD.ev place me . chair asthe table Whet, evening" hume pleasures are nigh! And lamps are lt up in the p0Fi.R, sAni stars in tic calm azure sky And when tho "(Sood Nights" are repeateA
 And each Jays them calmly |. sleep, D0 they think of the absrnt. and walt mo
 A whispered Good Night" OCT the deePf Do they miss me at home do they miss me
 Al morning, at nom or at mgflf, And fingers one gloomy shade F0aAa Mem,
 That olIy 6ly presence eau Ighl Are joys less invitingly welcomed; Are pleasures less hailed than hefoEp, Because one is .s.is sod lF ss the circle;
 Because am with tller' rle sR0re2 ~ o yes they do ,nis< ne kind voices t Are calling ne back as rsanl, And eyes arc crown weary with weeping, And watch but to welcome nle home. Kind frentl ve shall ,vels.o.,sc no longer, Pd hurry nc back from Inc seas; Fof how can Itarfy witen lsllt,wcl
 By watchngs a..d prayers sach as these?
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
NIHi,M '! \. M,SnRnlyss:
m H R 0 R;A N Q 2 A1E01,

HAS jus, received large assortment oi IL Spring and Summer Gooss, consisting of Btoadclolhs, Cass,rnsres, and Trimnnnga AlsO---R Ready Made Cl.shing. consisting of stuck of Clothing is all his "wn n.anuiaciure, and arran'ed. 10 give the best satisfaction Furnishing Goods in great variety, and U large assortment of Small cheeks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for cash.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale. Good Quality, and Low Prices, is the Motto. Gene aud see. First Store East of Wheelcr's Hotel. Wesf Street Litch6cld. aAA @ p 7.}7a fH IN. B. wil! not be undersold. asg ga&
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS.
 Litchicld March A 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
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 WYE tue attention us the snasleei Pue.
 As.csso sheis nav style of A4elaasans Reaspl ssaey GerAnVs. Having every iAe1fsif Pt manaiacturlngla the beef s¥eagf 1tn CT petseafen anaakIlf fnl SoskMsA sH ess cssqgnN % "f the bustaSsssw i've cun fagalah Mela4e9ns Ion 10 . ae.aves Wlfh All llsAsietesmrtssf~ eMls.aud At lhe beet qHAlity. at lhe lawes' priee pasrihle. 0rAereapsNlIl IlAilad s4flhIfp assnfagce af P1emnt eltentsaR. ss sasss N&
 Wslcottville, Aprills let le5a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
NOV YawaIry Store AT W0L.C0TTvlt.k.E, II
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ae ss' 70 Woatd respectfully tnl1fm ths
 'az1A iahabilknll ef E EolcoslVille and Si1iAily lAat AS Aas tekeA sho elofe gf MI MunRcl1oF3, neGsaAe FeilFne1 4spal. WteTe AG aibfs fny Sale Rll kiass ef 5sus, Sf, C.SekR aAd
 Aney NAles genera set ts iaeaIPbla leFlas a6 ean hf pnr9kaes9 sEs1R hefa. ass s ses
 tR Wnt1hos flesk aAA is~elFy uf 11ery Idupesiplian Esp1lFe1 anA NaTisas41s Ol4 &pld sud sIl1os 661s 0 Aa1 taken iR eHehanRe . share of paipnaags 6 teiPtesI1IIe neIieIlso.
 WOlceltvills. APsil lesA. 1888
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
8f1sabsr Ind C6af q

WI E wsnld sal 3ks stieafien jnet SOW of our patrons aud easlemeEs Rcae1nIIy 10 he faxI rhaG sso hase aeciandii ihs huse aedtsF. essl assasmsnl ef Lai4btf t6 be l01xd 10 the Na1saipek ysllsf h6 k<s Psink Hs'1Eop0ri. Oar kumbSs is paltly N h|l t4e spne1 pRi ia Inc hasi epndilieR fGF &1aaEings f Ek0se ja want efil will de sell e nali soon saa nsasonsd Ehultes wiIs bs sAlaissd Wise Gil1tplly from tka easiy stirmeHsss '&Ss e3lt esSsaes
 VI tSVo alz6 x.shl& k. sRk||S att H ka AsA canlS pp hanfs eil af s ,t '. lRReilisf N'ihe Enu.keft shianisl, R.aih d He, arn ssllihR 1f r4lu1s ls4nS lkah peca1al mlIAaI I[,Sa.;li WATERBURY LUMBER c COAL co.
 April ., 1884
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
THE z BEE E-HIvE y E E E l. 8 M [ s II 4 Dgl


 WITH THE OPENING NEW YEAR. ~ N. BRONSON is enabled 10 ofisv to the fJo public, nn his own account, well selected assortment uf Fashionable Goods, adap,ed to !he season, comprising, among numerous others, French Merin0es and Paramcttas French, ifnaiish aud American Muslin deLainss ard Cal co Prints, in iancy and mourning patterns, in grelt variety also chak and ress Trimmings of ev. " description. Long Shawls, Flannel ., Gas i.peres md Cloths, Wrappers, Drawers and Shirts. nt hsesale p:lres; Sheeing, ShiTiing, Sr,cking and Geese Feathers; CForkery, Gro ccries aud Bfcks-which Goods were purchased much under Full prices. and will he sold cores ? Mdlng'y low f'R ready pay. For particulars see fhr tfOods. Also.on hand so dive oui to make up shirts. Wrappeys, Goats, Vests ani Pan.s in any ALr,--Age for some Tn tie and Fire Insurance Companies, on b,th Joisi Stock and Mniaai principle, all of which do husiuess saiely nnd bvnorably and without re- assessing the party | insured, viz: The Amrfican Temperance Life Insurance Company, Hartford, capital S10OO0O llaFtlOfd Life Insurance Co capital @lUOUOO; | Chnr;er Oak Life lnsnrance Co. Hartford cnf;ita 6200000; Union Mutual Life insurance Ca ol M,ine. capital @l0O OOO- assets of do. July l 4340.0oO; Hartford City Fire Insurance Ca \ tlarifnsd Canniv Mutual Ere Insura nee Co Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insmra nee Co; Worcester Peorlr's Mutual Fire Insnrap5s 1 Co. Worcester, Macs; fIampden Stock aud Mn. tual Fire lasnFance O.. Springfield. gf SoUTH STgEET, Ltchfeld. Z
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
WADlMET !spURMUITRlG,
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v 2 .sBsE tsN CHAlitS. dc. sgSaas
 vEyHE subscriber having taken tho old { N stand, occupied by his faiher.H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab. inet Ware House. begs leaveto inform, the public, ihai he has On hand very large assortment a,f all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture. sui.ed to tia coun> try market. snd having facilities. second to no siablish ment of ihe kind tn ,hls Psrt of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line. to order. with despatch, and in the best st, le 0f craftsmanship, feels assu- red, that iie can supply customers both as to quality andaprice. nn better terms, ilIan can be obtained elsewhtre.a a# hai 9ti
 In his assortment will be faund at al
 times. Superb Snfas. at less than city pri ces. Mahogany and n large number of oih or kinds Oi Rocking Chairs. and Chairs of all kinda. tables. bureaus, Secretaries. and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request Ill wishing to purchase any thing in his fine iO give him n call. as he is determined, to make 1t for the interest of ali to purchase at his estab> lishm er, on aceount Oi superiority in the articies, and cleapness in the pTica.sa ig sg JAMES tI. LINSLEY.s sd iWoodbury. Feb. 22s 1853. s ssa vsd,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
sTidgeport Power Company

Bx1dgep0EC R0WGr GOmpAMY HRNHl5 Company aae nhnnt eieclii X, i.l .
 central inca.iDn. several buildings, eac h Four Hundred ieet in length. iiny feet in width, and three sioFies high, fos the purpose 0i letting ont pEepeliinE power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will he provided with fl oin rfsRkE .ss SavE hun. dIRh hnfse Eowef and will have accommnda> siuns tor about 1000 woskmeA. Applications tor Powes sud RauISl may be made peFs0nally or hy letter te either af lhe sphsesibers.
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 \. s's . NM H NUHI.E. 4g N ...s ea a < N ss s..a nv THOMPSON. LIS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
ssrW WATERBURT LUMBER : COIL CO. 77 egsd as4ds. Dealers n Ta
 EASTERN q WESTERN LGTMBERs s....,... .',.,.'. s''f. Also iin s1f U.sh

2 AT WHOLESALE AKD RETATE.
 NsnaIsctEreFs of Saskes, Dooss and BvinJs. Turned wask .sis ] Nave; Pasys, Red Pssis, Table LrRs. Clothes Posts, Hiseh Posss, &e.
 Also oa hand. mahogany, cherry, black wal nut. maple, whisewsaA. &e. Planing--,isnbes and Piaak Glapcd. hoaras and plsnk plaaed and matched atsheri notice. Ofiee. .neaS RailEoN6 Station, Wateri nrv. Chm. os s,.s.. t E. A. LUM, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
RRE HsS NWDGFr

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 ItlE endetslRned, ho4inE jnet seinEsoG Iron AlasAgis with fall ana prmflsie asy eer.mrnit tf Bqa,s pna elpsr, unrnsppsssd lpF Faenuiy and faelslop. selsc'tt wiil great fsFf and ailensiea in reference io tI,e Fsll may be laand every new siyIe KhoS's. 10 shs trade hie6y af &lsetlars sinaeniieeat ,in the txiEewus and. iiihgeibar oew ins cophisy. Our e'oek is EeEF:lagse. plglss heapsiful. quality beyogd dirPuie and ue are bound 10 stn d
 ws therefore i4siis all, ia this ana iLs neiRhhCEing towBssa give bh Cd !. sssnriag them. that they eiil iisid that Whieh thf5 have long snbgbi for. fsawjs s+4-sbesl,eish, nf fash- ieAs beaaiys and durability combined, in ihr article "f Ladine, Genie, Misses. boye and ChildFe6s B"ois. Shoes, Ganers, Oxiefd ties. Polkas. Jenny Linds. Monterey Cnsls mn, ,lirs4 Sc. Re- A the Old Brick sto.a fist Door Weat of ihe Conri flonse.
 Y NtEAFoY 6 TROWBRlDGE. < Liscklield, SApVil 2g, ISs3eW ,aoi}tgag.gy
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
sTf.K HAPS! !!
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ID ckassd @ Ese~ Yerk a large ,ss. .lrsn's BsaseF Hate. ard every thiSs psualiy called ler ia " iins-cs shs F . iesl SpFine St tyls. ds would invite ell in ~ af ef sgiisles ia he ~Ay 10 siye hin N sAll at his ols siand lhles sdoeFa awssi efike Court
 laaisos sny quality, siEs amd prieef efaraish. e u short nolics. sa:e NJ 8s k9 eA sas
 casA paid for ass- ss.sS M. f.a' 'sl.@ ssa HIRAM JACKS0N Ss Liieh6cld, hiaseh @ 1888. NJ V hsvot
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
RoUNsg IT LAMDs

m. 8aWIUUk&AA AANU SULUIFN &t DYsalatG Aet nl Csngresslhe Widoys and ID mit0s FhiIdfen 0l uIlirKfs, non ccpAmls ls-- siuned. officers mnsieians sud pf issIes, hoi !. sekuiss md valnatees ofa ahs RaFnf lel3 sed V ~ the lnSian wars aince i7o0s aFeaeaiaiieaaY 4 i've years half peys -
 THe tVidc,ve cf all revolutionary prnsscnf ers shcnsh marsipd sinee a600 arr en,isled tq nens;nms. M sefsns fss prnccIing peaslans rss i;seSal. ansl nls fsrilitiss saeh as to guar ..s -. weald invite ell persona wha msv h.ve claims am che Cosesnment 10 give s-S' s'rsll. q All advice free ot chetge
 HENRY R RcRAVEA Attorney al Law {
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
\ 1ir,af;sfh .4nna.i Repart of ske LIrCHFIELD MUTUAL
 Fire kafSagpsfssAre Gsl1atADMaaeH

EtTG A4fS1GksfHtkGG4S Gfl1la1DeE1kWS !, e. JULY 4th. 1853.
 Whole amount Of Cask pitm.umsa '2 +tf rece,vsd, ea s7a a.ss sIa 22.c,42o Whole amount of losses and expen. e4 a.i
 s.s ui the Company, 1y.23i,I4 Cash BaIsnre- now on hand. sEiT5l 4,1S3.s7 Increase oi cash sR hand oses last 4f year. s ~ ai.ea, vgsas ~l,E l,972,0l Present Capital or Fsnd of the
 Company %Vo s84 2n,i2O.3S
 This coInpany has now been in suceessIui operation 20 years, during the whole of which time U has never made an assessment upon tho members of me company, and has al ihis time . cash Fund of Si,7S3,y7, safely invested atd drawing interest. t:,e amount Ui nteFe st received up ts the presei,l time, ine more than Sl ,5OO, aud from tlls public iav..: every where bestowed its cash fund ir.rn es.i27 4lt, 94,7sS 97. ~"
 The Directors sf this cOmpsRy are confident that the plan of lnsurance adopted by them will meet with hearty response from all Snifihgsht friends Ul the prineiple ot Mutual Insurance.
 This conpany insure an.y in this state and etc.. or in expos+d Village ~ ety pFnpery, but confine theF husiness entirely to farm prOPrrty and isolated buldines. and their conients--O which n"ssinore than s2Oo0 will b. insured On one risk. M s.g...,. .-s
 Tins company will adJust all claims with proinptness and iiheraliy, amt if al any tune 2 difference sh0uid arise between the paIilrs, ell such difference will he a,jusird by. indifferent persons in the county, each party se!ect,ns ones and i1 case they dD not agree, ihisd pefson shall be chosen. and the award of all, Os atiy two of them. shall be final and conclusive. GDAISrea.S OF fhE GOaataD6sesys sya ;. e. BECkWI I'll. Prcsldent. OLf1ER c IOOLJg,I.t. IkeGa1it,
 J.1S Oyy- Tr'I1II..A-Gs Secveiarv.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
KnSt.prl4Iga.eIl.

e4 pS D9 G N9 VA Q NT Ssss8@tsgst JASON WHITING 5. 6. 6 wniTTLEsEY OLIVER t3OODWlNi DAVIDC. SANFORD
 STEPHEN ROWBR1DGE.
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hsiwini"n,
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
 Lrman W. Cutler, sNvaierfewn;, Daniel B.. Brinsmade. Wash'ng'oD; David c. Ssnfetd, New Milford RuGnA Fxiler, Jr Ken, Rich. ard Smith, Sharon Frederick Kellogg Cmn. wal; Joseph !. Gaylord. Gnshea William VI. Burrali, Canaan Donald J. Warner, Sal i.hnry 1; s. D. Norihway, and John Dcwe1, Norfalk Henry Jnres. New Harfnsd ;-- Grnrge ID. Wadhsms. TorsinRicn; <; Lrwis Smn6. tIarwin,on; J.hn c. AmhIer, Belhlem, John Aherncthy and George B Forest. Wood bury: David 0. Whitlesey, New Preston !; Reuben Rock well, Colehrock John Hins- dale, Winsica i. IS. 1T. Si.Joha, New Canaan E. Talmadge, Plymouth :.
 Persons wishing to get their huildings in- sared can.aPpIy 10 either of the AgenIs, or to the Secretary. aaa aa < e-.ee3 ,. O. BECKNITH., Psssident.s
 JAaex WHITlne, Secretary. o .Sprglaa Liich6eld, July 1888. N aa ssada
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

HTyHE Store of the Subscriber win be weekly II rsplenishsd with siEw GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all ti,e principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may Do found all kinds of
 Letter. Cap, Dra,ciny, Note und Fancy Papers;
 Whae, Bsf z. Enameled Envelopes;
 Papisr MacAe, Rossacood, 1fahogaay q Lsaaass
 Wsiting Desks. Work Bores 8cs Clsth, Leatksr and Papisr lfache P6reJolios, .5 From s7K cts. e $500 eacL; 3 An styles cf Card Gases asd Porte llonnaiss
 Waileis and Pocket Books;
 .Steei, Siitand Kid Purses; Banksrs' Cases; h' Lnbin's Cslsbrated Genuine Pe.fames; .s Farina's Unrivalsd Cologns;
 Bridal, Glops q Handksrck;ef PsJamed Barss,
 Building Blocks, Wood AIphabeis: HslUes. Iron. 1Yn and lmdia Rabber TSys; Pea,l s. Iuory 7ablefs;
 Ctying Babies; CA;na, Wax and Rub6er Dolls; sa Comes too numerous to mention; Magnets, Masks, $. Magic Laataas; hair, Ciofk, Hat, 7SOtA, NaI z LatAsr Bsxahss
 KY GsniiemeI's Dressing Gases; Shsl and Horn Dressing Comis; Iso,y CSmss;
 Ladies' Companions Spool Staads;
 An kinds Rubba. Balls; Issfs L;gRss; q Harmeaicaas. PickWicks. Sahd Toys, Tea Bslls
 Opsa Giassss 1Siles q 7ldssiing Glasses; .s Thermosaetsss and Baromesess; . ,a. zsoik Pondsv, Hair O;ls, 1silss 5sSkavise Soaps, Cassssssn, DOniaoss Hack Gammos Boards. CA@sbcurds; Dee; CReekas; Ss,Siag Birds, sis kinds, jSom s7 l so sa1 censs; ssssaA Psaknires, Sciissoss and Shears 'ss a \, 4 spisndid assOrssmens ef. pa
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

NAznE LAw.--The .Alhany correspnn. dent of the New Yu.k Daily T'imes iSys, hPre can be-ao doubt that the a..cs- i'on t9f a psohibibilosy lav) will be z.sls. m'lssd loihe people. and p.0bnbly at shc t4M4 iIN5 As the amendments to tl,e Gqt6i'tu|ian Iscbsiate tie consti,u. IionS e1.e1i'teR lbe qaesiion submittea w''| fs 1lAiI 6 lAs be passed pBclli h'||nI |I1 1.is lia06t aud 1il decided q GO 1|'lMs..Eks llsfs ihe nv NllI ha dsD4n rNf sslsa y iho Lsgislaluge."
Daily evening star. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1852-1854, 1854-01-16

I U A Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Patriot says -" In the
present long and tedious trial, something
more than the ruling out of the damning
letters OF Carlos Gardner was found to be
necessary to accomplish the purpose
sought, and SO, after permitting the ac-
cuscd to sit at the bar with the lawyers,
take notes, write arguments, and handle
and carry out of the courthouse bundles
Of important papers and vouchers in his
case, permission was given to somebody,
or taken by somebody, to steal and make
way with the mining title and the certifi-
Gates attached thereto, for the forgery of
which the Government had ordered DR..
Gardiner to be apprehended as criminal,
and tried for forgery and perjury in the
matter Of swindling the Treasury out OF
four hundred and twenty.eight thousand
dollars" ~ - T r. -