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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Fo, hs Envuirsr.

Ii lis rarely Ihsl iniIudc upon the pub. lie through Ihr columns Ol your paper hut as il may be interesting IO many of vour IeadrIs 10 know what soIi of lnn cur (Iaie) friend Baei is making for the Sheriif .lry undrr lhc name of Dr. GEoRGE SEYMOUR. have concluded lo give Ihr m an IdeG of tine modas oper0mdi in these par's.
 There is a class of politicians, ever found upon the winning side; SD skill fully guiding their political ba,k, that no maticr whence the stoim aIisrs, rr wiIh> CT it tends, they ride upon the lopmos, wave. Now, it is a principle of natural philosophy, that two bodies cannot oc- cupv the same place at the same time; and it would seem to be good logic that a man cannot, in truth and reality, snp port two principles. the one antagonistic to the other. The same may be said of the support of two opposing candidates for office.
 Nevertheless. it is 2 melancholy truth that a,iep!s in duplicity. diSregarding the ethical maxim, that Honesty is the best policy" are too often successful in over turning all systems of logic, while they rise Phoenix like fom the ashes that sur round them. to laugh at their astonishcd and credulous victims. .
 This town has long been blessed Q with few choice spirits of this stamp, and one is recalled who takes particular pride in having been the firm supporter of every national administration since that of Jackson, ard of course, in having voted for the successful candidate: and it would puzzle Philadelphia lawyer at this junc- tue. to tell from his pubic declarations to which of the nominees for Sheriff he was the more favorablv disposed. To say that he k uninteiesied in the cam raign. would be consistent with the pc culidr circumstances of the case. This man. together with feD others who naturally sympa,hize with him. are at heart firmly enlisted in tbe Doctors behalf, their own interes's leading them in that dir, ctinn. provided. he should be successful; and yet strang" totel' when~ ever their own unpopnlarity is likely to result in loss of votes 10 the Dr., ths same unpopula'ity is sought to be used to his advantage.
 Then (and in the strictcst confidence 10 inc honest democrat who desires to vote his mark of execration upon cor rurt bargain they a'e quite friendly to Lew" hone he will be elected" ," "give us lif,." say they.
 Now can any thing be more ridiculous than the idea that mans orOn unpopu- lurity shall become the mighty engine 10 raise him to office. Nothing say ], and such will be the response of many who have seen the deformi'y of the wolf in sheeb's clothing. In view of this strange method of electioneering. we are led 10 enquire, "what will man not d" who is on the anxious seat for a Depu'yship?"
 But the hand writing Is upon tue wall," and the vote upon the first Mon- day of Ap'il. will show tha, some one has been weighed in tine balances and found wanting" SENEx.
 Corn,eaU HoNOw. Marrh 27th. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

ye'ba'im) if nn; the oeSoe." f pledge "f lhe same lad not b~, n made 70 hi'n ? These b"as'ings sloulG have been sllsn- ced al an earlier I"'i'd of Ihr canvass.
 ln c0rclusion. we cong'n' n'ulA'e the 'w" Blanks upon the pro7retice advantages about tn accrue tn hem from the change 'eccnily experienced in ihcir political views. Treason. when bargoiRed far De- forehond. las always been literally 'eS w.,drd. Benedict Arnold is si Iking extmple. May they mol. I'k" E au. find foo Late. that they have sold theiy Lirfh- right far e mess of po'tage" |" r.
 P. S.-We understand since writing the above, that rh" Dis letter was in- tended for Cornw0H circulation only.
 K.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

MH CLAY AND PRESIDENT PoLK.-Ttal the public may see how these distinguish ed men, both from slave States, viewed the Missouri Compromise, we will give an extract from lhe speech of the one, and the message of the other. When the measures uf 1850. w"ie under co' ~ sideration, Mir. Cl.y assured the public ihs, these measures would. if adopted, give peace to the country, such as was given by the passage of the Missouri Comp' omise. His words are " then as now. when i. was approaching it's pass age. when being perfected, it was said. it will not quell the sto'm. nor give peace 10 .he country. How was it when it was passed The bella rang: the cannon were fled. and every demonstration of joy throughout the land WIS made upon the settlrmen, of the Missouri Compto> mise. Yes. the Missouri Compromise was received with exultntion and j"y.-- Not the r caption of the treaty of peace negotiated at Ghenl gave such unbound. ed and universal satisfaction as the set. clement of the Missouri Comp'om'se."
 Such was ,le language of Mr. ( lay in 1850, when he was u'g.ng the measures of ,ha, year; and no man can read them and believe for moment that he enter 'ainrd the idea that ihe ve'y measures which he wss urging, contained princi- ples or provisions which repealed tha' Missouri Comp omise. which gave such joy. because i, settled grave and dis ,urhiny question.
 President Polk. in hrs annual message to Congress. in December. lS4s. spe k ing of his signing the o egon hhll. wh ch contained a clause prohibiting slavery says: From sincere drsnc ,o preserve the harmony of the Union. and in defer. ence to the acts of my predecessors l ! trit constrained 10 >ield my mcqnirscrner to the rx'est To which they had g"nr in 'mp'omis'ng this delicate and u""ge'" "u> question"
 Here is confession on the pat of Prrslten, Polk. tha: thr harmony of h. Un"n "qni'd 'hn' slavery be excluded rom O. .egcn. NeiIher tie F esdenl in le4S. nrr Mir. Cla, in 1850. could ese, nave im"s ned ,ha, any "u- would b' rash enough ,o ,"k" such a step ss l.". been taken by the Senate of lhr United States. Su,c' J we have fallen upon evil times.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
New Spring, Goods l!
 ED MCNEIL

H HAS received 2 MrI'srItcled assortment Of A IA Spring GO0ds--cunsisi,no in part of inc following: French and English Brondcloths plain and doeskin Cassimprcs, Scrges, Twee,ls, black Silk. white Fiannel. Linen Sheelinga, Drlhnes. S'rainer Cloth. Jacquard Diaper, Catnbnc $ iIrsIn Gloves. Hose, Knitting Con"n. Cnrpe,Inq, Drug ge', &c. Also, an assortment of Ladies' Dies. Goods sDifahle for the season--nnrong wb ch may be found plainand figured DeLain. s. Cham brays. DcBege, GrnghaH's, Fruits, &c., &c.
 By continuing the Ready Pay system we shal he enabled 10 sell the above Goods at q small advance from cost. 1.. Dr Most kinds, of produce taken in exchsnge for goods.
 Li'ehGeld, March 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Di.,,ic, ef Ts,ri.gfoa :. Pfobals Court, F.6r44ry

District of Torrisgfoa $ Probate Court, F.braafy 4 ssiGvED EsTATE of JAMLs c. HAYDEN. "A. ins,lvent debtor of Toningtun in sad Dis'rict.
 The Court of Probate f,r the District of Tof- ,jns,on hath linnied and allowed twn nun hs fran, t,e date hereof for the Creditors oi sad Estate, in which fo exhibit their claims tkere, -and has arp ilted Geo D. WaIha,ns, Norman B La,hr.p and c ark B Downs. Esq. nf Tor. rin Ion. Co nnissinasrs t' receive anl examine said Claims Cert fed bv
 HENRY s. BARBOUR. Judge. The srb crihsrs eiyr notce that th,y shall me,f ai the .fiirr .f II. s. Ga,h4Mr in said Tor ing on on the first and lns, Tn. sdays.h April 5Sl. at 10 o'ri,lck in the iorrnotn, au ehcl "i sail days. for inc pnr,~sG ef aaeEdnz on tl's business of said appn n,u'eni
 Cg0 D. WADHAMs,
 A. B. IATHRoP, Commissioners.
 CLARK B. DOwNs.
 AT pers ne indebted 'Os"'d E-tate are request cd to m.aks imnr,in'e . i,avmeni io Y & q. BRADEt)RD.l Trn.,a..
 A.G. BRADY, ~sF~e
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
MAfiGe.

GTRAY COW .-Tre subscriber, cn ,hc S Hun day of Marcn, 1854. found a stray Cow in suffering condition, in Forringtnn near ihs uweIIins-house of Nathan B. PheIp<--apd took the same into his possession, ,he owner thereo not being known. Sald Cow is ab mt twelve years old; white, with sonie red spots; of ordi nary slze and has brass but ton on one oi hel hor ,s.
 The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges, and take her away.
 GEO. P. BISsELL. Wocouville, March 2Oill, 1854. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Buttkereitt & Trowbridge, eFK q P ( Ee SC 2s [ E'eV eEO1'S

No l SouM Sfreet. LitcAfrla. TJAVE just received from New York large El assortment of Gen,leme's Dress G ods, equal |" any m ihe marker. They have every thug in ,l,e shape of Clnhs which the pub lr wish, and that too at prices wh cil wIl suli ru toners The V have a sInn exiei.,ivra s,rimnnt ni Cravars, Col ars, Hosler, ,iinndkrr.Lr Vrs inas and lrnnngs, 10 winch the hi,enllon oi tl e pub lc IS invited.
 garments cm nude ln siy winch cannot be rvalrd in fashion and ~nrkmanship. Cutting done M short nnt,ce. All work warrauied to fit.
 Remember q c number | South Street. z. G. BuTrKERErTT JAMES 'IRowBRlpGE.
 Lchtie d, March, 1864.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
From the Nev London CAroa icie.

Our Candidate Tor Lieutenant 0Overn0rs
 We take it that the Whig Statc Con vention made no better nomination than that of Col. Alexander H. Hulley of Litch6eld Co. for Lieut.. Governor. We do not profess to have any personal knowledge of that gentleman. but are perfectly sstisfie by the ussurence of members of the Convention, who do know him we'll and intimately. that he is a man fully entitled 10 inc confidence that has been placed ia him. No com mon man could have enlisted such a feeling in such men as spoke to us of Mr. Holley. He is without doubt. what the Litch6eld Enquirer says of him." one of the abiest and most influential Wings in Li,ch6eld County" He is we be- lIeve. . Manufacturer. engaged in large and successful business. a man of hieh honor and p."bity in all lis intercourse with the world and ende.red ,o all who know him by the courtesy nf his carriage and u, banily of his beating towards all men and all classes of men. z
 Wings of Eas,e'n Connecticut, we trust your own support Oi Mr. lolley will be ns earnest and as effective as that of your brethren of the west. He is sound on all pcinls which we look upon as es> seGalial al the present time. and we kAcw you will do ycu' bet ,O make the vote as large here as it is in bis own LiIeh.
 6sld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

DR. RooT's PILLs.-I; is nn' to he wondered a' thatth iha abanis Of i.iichfield countv -h,uld prefer Dr R'nn's celebrated ROoi and Plant Pl I0 any other Med cine in use, as rid Dr Roor- the original maker of them was n. resihe m o( Canaan. and while !iving enjoyed lIe rtpHaIi"n of heinz the m"s' skifal Phy-ician in ihc coun try. The Pits are e.mnP sed of twenty ki"ds of rare medicinal vegetables. al hough ac i've and ,h0rough in their operation on :he system vel they are s carefully medicaIed Ihai Il,ev can be given lO the -'Ost feeble person wiIh safetr. We confidently recommend these Pills 'n the SfiicIed, as b~iiig supeFinT in every Fespec. 10 anv article nf the kIad in nse. SDld at the low price nI @ 9 and 25 cts per box, bv merchants throughout the country. e1- Tsv TAsss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
For ihe Ennuirer

CAss wrote the famous |" Nichnl, on Letter" on solicitation. The Dem. aspi. rant for She,ilf,l'y "foilo~s in the foot s'cps "f his illu~',lous p'-dcc"sso, with this difference. The " Nicholson I.ettr," was bona tilr document. w,i,tca tn an existing individual tle iofter we uadr'- s'and was written for pubiimtion only ad- q essed 10 no onr. and simply in rndrd for the annihilt'inn of certain opininn> Ina will prevail, despite the drspicnblr shuf- fling and hard sweating of some whose party enthusiasm exceeds their ,ega,d for the truth. Whe. her i, will succeed in 'emoving the impression at which il aimed or not remains 10 he seen. The language is arifully worded. and is wnr thy the "Li'tle Magician" himself. We commend it 10 all politicians who are in eight place" as a pelfcct model of political epls'ola'y correspondence.
 Let us examine the goods"
 The terr;fed candidate assures his ina ginary correspondent. that there is no truth in the report that he is pledged to the appoin' ment of Mr. Binnk" as his deputy. Who is Mir. BianE The "Man in Ihe moon" for what we, of the Crank and file" know. We notice no unusual elongatIon in the phiz cf Buel. nor any uncommon depression in the face of our Cornwall friend. - notwithstand. ing he didn't get the Pos, Office on the Housaronic Railroad. Knowing it's "aH right." whenever. in their election, eeripg lou's they meet some pumpkin who has the impudence to imagine or in> sinuate that they may be personally in~ terested in the election of the Dr.. they assume an air oI injated innocence upon their lamb. like face, and reply, "Oh, no! we are merely working for Demo> c,acy adding (sotto yoce) " over to Big elbows ]"
 But. says the Dr.. II am pledged to no man. directly or indirectly" What meaDs the open and undi.guiscd asser- lions of Mr. Buel Sedgwick that ";he Dr.. is 10 be Sher;f. but he IS to do the business ?' Perhaps lhe voters in other town> may b. caj"led into swallowing this suga'ed rill," but it eonnot g" down with Il 6 ciIizens oi Li,chtield. This has be~n openly boas,ed of by ,hedepu- ,y,exptctant f'om lhs commencement of the canvass.
 "Ireluclan,ly accepted the nnanimous nomination of the Convention" says the ingenious Dr. We all know with what difficulty Seymour is prevailed up n 10 suifer himself 10 ie run icr ufiice Il'iN is '.kn"wn and ,ead of all m-n:'' bur W" beg leave ,oask aCky Ihe Dr. seii'rd from tue C"nvrn'ios. to hold closet ary ('' we may coin the w"6d) cOnir'ence wi h Mr. Busi Scdgwick. and his Giirnds !? Why did Buel acquiesce so chee,iully ID .he t'ansler of the promised gift to an, other? What man would dare boast iO men of b"ih parties indiscsiminAIrIv that |" ks DaS to have the business and " "dimss" oi the ShsrifAlty. i've quOts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
From the Albany Journal.

If the F,eemen of Connecticut could fully appreciate the influence which thei
 april election will have upon Congress, they would neither slumber nor sleep until they had given emphatic embod iment to their adherence of the infamous attempt being made to establish Slavery upon soil from witch by solemn com pact, it had been |" forever prohibited" !" The election Of a Legislative which would p'o,rst against the SwiGdle, would prove 2 death blow to the vile scheme. Whigs of Connecticut! The whole North look 10 you as the chief agent for the accom- pIjshment of this holy work Shall they be disappointed?
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

@DR. TERREL's OISTMExr-put up in glass boxes-an extra nice article for the toilet, and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family shnuld have lox On the shelf, in ease of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise ment in another column. For sale by
 A. C. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Tho EarmerS. g'ninn Cn.

nF GOSHEN, al their Annual Meeting in " Januarv, instructed the Directors to "cml on stockholders for an insta Iment ni 25 rcr cent on ,le Capital Stork-6 2E-I90 DnlIa,s zach Share 10 be paid lo the Treasurer on or before the first day of April next"
 The Directors hereby cali for ,he Ins,a!lnen, in accordance with tn" ahnve vote.
 J. M. WADHAMS, President. Goshen March 18th 1854. 4;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
AxII.xEnRaSKIi

The whg and Free Dru"rraiic Eleeirrs oF tho town "f Liirhfrld. aud Rll "ih'F~ oppased ih" n' iari"ns sch-me adopted ly the present dncIi"n "f Slavery into ihe free muiiorrs of ka"'a< a"d Nebraska, nFe requested t' meet n' the C"ur'-II"u- e, on THURSDAY, Marrl, so,h, "t ? "'cIock P. N. for inc pnrp se of devi.ins sue" measures of remnnsrance may seem nr"p"r 'o prevent tho passaee nl the Nrb-aska b'I' m 'he House of Representatives; ard also 70 non,na'e candidates for R Repi e,enta tiyes 10 tae Leg stature, and [" dO any .0rber business pr"per for said meeting. Let there le full niIe dance.
 Per order or many Electors of Liichfeld.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
TT A x E e

NOTlCE is hereby gwen tn a II persons l;ah,e IN to pay Taxes in Goshen on the Lis, of 1858. which Tax is due on the first day of 1853, tha, will meet them at the store of Niles & Cray, in store "f A. Miles &I Snn in Canada Village. on Tuesday, the 4lh; and at the house of Samuel E. Wilcox. in North Gnsheu, m Wednesdav, inc 5th daysnf Anr. 1851. from 9 o'clock A. M iil P. M. on each of said days, ,o receive said Taxes; Persons negl"cling 10 pay the r Taxes
 w. r.. GAYLORD, Collector.
 Goshen, March g, IS 4 4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
For he Enonirer,

That Letter! of Dr. Seym,ur's-Yes, that Letter.! n very pretty L.rer!!! rather gnssy though. But one thing more, dear Doctor; you must say positively, in so many words, that you ,UiH aot appoint Mr. S. nor MT. w, or either of them Deputies" or you will not have my vote. don't like slippery elm or any one that deals in Il. A DEMOCRAT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

Wanted Immediately.-Te more indus trious respectable American Girls to work in a Button Factory. Good wages and steady em- pIoymcnt given. l have obtained some very fine Girls from Litch6eld County, aud want a few more of rhe same sort. For particulars please call at the Factory, or write to
 MONROE TERREL. Nau.atuc, Conn March l3, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
a)ieo.

In this town, (Sou,h Farms,) l7th inst. Eli Treat aged 80 years
 In West Hartfori, March 26. Mrs. Julia S. Morris wife of Rev. M. N Morris, ased 34.
 In New Milford, Penn., 18th inst, Mr.. Almra E. Keer aged q years, wife of Joel Keep, for merlv of Canaan, Conn.
 In Plvmnulh, Penn., February 22d, Benjamin Reyn"lds aged 74-a native of this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

0cr The whigs Of New Milford have nomi- mated John G. Noble and Gamalic II. St. John, for Repre senta'ives.
 Al the Maine Law meeting last week, Gen. Frederick Buel and Stephen Deming were nom mated for Representatives from this town.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Farm for Sale l!

OR SALE the Farm a,ely owned by Thos R's Wa son, dec.ase.i, g tna,ed in i.rrr,gford, one-halt mile south 0i the mee,,ng-hruse. anu twn and ialf east nf Wulcnlivilt-consi.r,n m 76 acres of land, suitably divided mo now : ing, pas ure and pow Iand. with good ,nber lor on the same. There is good a-.try dive lling-house, harms and other convanien: out bniidlngs, all pleasantly situated For terms apply to TllOS WATSON,
 - or RICHARD W. GRISWOLD.
 TorringEad, March 24ti,, 1854. 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Spring Arrangements
wEsE' CORN VI IEE1sf i

 WEST CORN VI AT1s NRorSO PLASTER C, ,ssie Ey NN pRATT & F0sTEa. 6NLovEn. T,moilsy apg llri .'ep ssea " Ir raIsby IRATT S FeTEh. ED YE FLOUR. Airsl sud Pr.v.nd.r fnf i. HH .aIr hv PaArT & FosTEa. Al EESE FEATHERS std Ma,,e,sr- For NW s,'rIy TRArT 6 r. TEh. EEEDSTEAps, Cha"- and C'hans EoR D "lrhy PRATT & FosrER. a8 @N\RPETS and Ofelo;l,. Iimc. sup fine. ~/ ''r''' i''> and q gtasH Ca,,eisj A 6-4 $ and Qh'ltI's i"r sale b. - a,l,
 tnArr & To rrR. apOCTS and Shoes of alU -t .y+rv s,,ia AD aud q""'ry, G'r nrn. ws"n -. md rl,l dnn, Cm salr hy IRArr & F.sTEe. HE EADY MADE CLOlhING aud sule Fl 0 Leather fer sale hy
 PEArT FO TER. TENN WARE, Grind stones aad ruryip H sccd for snie by PEArr FmTER. SIXTEEN Lhs Srgar an: NloIassts. N0 yrrlne aiIicIc for Saie hy 7
 PRArr & FoeTEa. GNOARsE and fine Salt, tn lots 10 suit " purchasers, f,r sale l,y s
 RAFT G rOSTERs eNROCKEEY, ( Clothes oi1s urd Cheese - tubs for saIeby PRATT & FosTER. ERON and Ste,l, and Nail Rods and Axes R fur sale by PRATT & FOSTER. Q fl G<OnFIsH, Elackercl and Blue Fish for NI sale hy pa&rr & FOSTER. NDO2K HAMS and Lard tnr sale hy 1 1 PRArT & FOSTER. | ENRENCF1, G crman ,Er : :sIr and mUrican E- Bioadcipths for sale by PRArr & FosrER. AtASSIMERES. Sa,tihris. Tuerds, Jeans ~ and Vesiings, for sale hy 8
 PRATT & FosTER. nENINS, Ticks, Drills and .inena. for -MH salr hy PnATr & FOSTER. NOTTON YARN. Wick, Ba,s aad Car V pet N arp tor sulc by
 PRArT & FOSTER. EN ATS, Fur, Silk ard Weol for saleby | AR PRArT & FnsTER. 1 HE OsIERY, Gloves end Dress Trimmings l N-N N for sale by PRArT & FOsTER. nRESS SILKS, black, coiored plaid and Ely changGabe, for sale iy PRATr & FosTER. GHAv7Ls, Silk, Brocha. C"it"n. Wool, S &c. for sale by PRATT & FosTER. <. HDERAGES, Tissues. Masl,ns. &e. for l M D sale hy PRATT & FOSTER. @ l NpOMBAZlNES, A:paccns and D, Lanes l D for sale by PRATT & FnsTER. ANALIcoEs. Ginghams. and all o,har GJ si,Ics If Tadirs' l ress Gn'd- ior sale ] by FRArr& To*TEn. IT JOKING Glasses aud Furniture Paper M-1 tor sale by PRATT S FosTER. EDROCATELLs, Daaask and Window 1D D.apesy lot sse hy
 PRArT & FnsTER. gp> RUNKs, Valcts and Catps, B.ss, for -R sale by PRATT & FOSTER. NDLOWS and road Scrap'rs for sale by PgArr FOSTER. NN RITE LEAD, O,l- ard Lead Ppe w f,r sale by PRATT < FosT.R. EMaRDWARE. Nails. Straw Cn''e's, l III Wood N a,e, Drugs, Mtdeinss, Ctea. st ,c.i soaus, Yankee NuIiars. Nc, incindln<; \ nl.uos, ,vrrs ai,icl" usually kept n country stu,r, and a good deal 'i'"r". @ r. Our prcarut an.Umrnis for :he purchase a.d sal. of nni knds "t Mrrchandisc and F.tm,s' p,odncr give n' supri'"r iac'li;'s to il general irnfi' and enables Us [" 'tfr l CT, n:cr ilduccu..nis ttaB ever bGi0re ID our ! cx rn.ive patronage. j Gas, paid on |. livery f'r But CT. Pork. Bee'. 1 Veal C .iv,s, ilit !, P"uliy. P"iniocs, and | almost al inds Lf Farmers Prr'nce. pRAT't' & POST ER. rs West Cornwall, March, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

GRAuAM's MAGAZINE for April is ont and n splendid number it is. Headey's Life of Wash nng,on, illustrated. is continued and there is large variety of excellent articles from good writera
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
ahirf.1Nalrirc. Q.

IN the New Haven Shir Manufactory on ,hr lsi ol November last. The under igncd will 'nrnish work in any quantity to tlrse wishing emn0vlnfnt. ALvnRD & BcoTnER.
 Wolcottyile, February 6, 1s5f.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

TOrTlngt0n.-The Wi,gs of Torrin ,ton arc reques'ed to meet ai the Town Hall on Friday, the 3lst of March, at o'clrck P. M. for tho purpose of nominating candidates for Repre- seniatives. and transactpg whatever business may come before the meeting.
 Per Order of 7o,Dn Commifee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
THE FARMERS

VB the .h p .f lhe sus r,bt r. the 6tsf arficip of wEr m EA rEA M. AA rM, @s in .hc ,o,"'v ready f"r the Spring Ftnde. At.o, STOVES oi ,Ae hest p,t'ern in mnrk.t 0 s'pa'en' lnsnln. d Li4h,,ing Rods, Il, draulc Rams & ., &e.
 3a- Al k nds cf Job Work d,n" as usnn,.
 JW. CONE. Norfolk, March l, 1854. e &
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
A AU CLIO N .
anple.rfeS Far Sale.

~RAFTS from $2 co t, ST 50 pr duzen s7T C"mmnn Irut fro S1 % per dnzen down Us cheap IS you want tn buy
 ASA BURGESS. Litrhficld. March 2oih 1854. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

Goshen The Wings of Goshen are re- qnes'ed Ia meet al Ihe Town Room on Friday, March ol, at one o'clock P M. 10 nnnina, e Representatives, and do any other business proper. PER ORDER or TowN COMMITTEE.
 Goshen, March 27. 1851
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
VOTES.

Orders for tickets should be sent in immediately that there may be nothing lost through absence of ammunition.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
WrEE RNa a0En

w Gsal A ASI5 WVMID ETOR repairs. to the lowest bidder, for the V Ierr ni three years, SO much of the Canaan & Lchfieli Turnpike, as belongs to the town of Litci tie'd-on tue lsi Monday in April at 0 clock P. M. at ar rear Il e Court House.
 VIM. NEWTON. committee. Lilchted, March 20 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
Corn .lIgeeEl.

DOLTED AND UNBOLTED, and PROV kD BINDER, constantly on hand at
 March 20. c. ADAMS & cos.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

CoTnwail.-The Whig Electors f Cornwall will meet "n Saturday. the lst day of April, ni iocl"rk r. M. at the Town Hall tor the pnrp,se 4i ,nmlnaIing candidates Er Representatives, Judge oi Probate and Justices. [" he suppnrIcd at the ensuing elect ion-and to do any other proper business
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30
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" A " IT E D. A GOOD journeymen Tailor one who m. "A ders'dnds lie business will find a good chance or application to
 PRATT & FOSTER. West Cornwall, March 27ln, lo54
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

NEW supply of Gentle mems and Lad es 4N India Rubber Ovrr-hoes Iu>i received n
 C. ADAMS & CO.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-30

PER GREER OF TowX COMMITTEE. Cornwall, March B. 1854.