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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
m Boots, Shoes.
 GEsSEe1.S, AsegGbes'S, LEATHER. &c.

JUST IECEIVBUs did assortment of Gents Erench cali BooTs extra fine gilt tops; common do. of superior quality i; Gent calf, kip, and thick Hungarian Boots, double soies Bnvss calf kip and thick Boots; good assortment Youths do.; Gcnl'scalf onu kip BrogNns; Ladies' fine silk Gaters; common eo. 1; Ladies' low priced Jenny Lind Boots; Son,ags. &c., &c., all of the latest fashion. Ladies' ennm- Rnhhers--a superior article; a good assortment childrens enameled and common shoes. Forty sides oak and henlock sole Leather, morocco
 nings, bindings. &c.; shoe pegs in any aua nlity, shoe thread, etc, all of which will be offered for cash, Ut the very lowest cash prices.
 Cash pHrchosers are respectfully invited to call and eyamne the goods.
 1- Main Street, q leo doors Wesi of he Court House. t3 A&S st <, SAMUEL CLOCK. Litchfield, Nov. 2d, 1853. s N 1J- l-,.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
New Spring Goods !!
F. D. McNE m

TIA received a weltselecied assortment of HI Spring Goods-ceassfnR in part of tho following: French and English BEoadclOths. plain and doeskln CassimeEes, Serges, Tweede, black Silk, white Flannel. Linen SheesinEs, DFill,nns. Slrniner Cloth, Jacquard Diaper, Cambuc Silssia Gloves. Hose, Knitting Cotton, C, Tp ainR, Drug get, &c. Also, an assortment of Ladies DIess Gdods sniNhle faF the seas0n-amoBg which brays, Deleae, Gnghame, Prints, Sc, &c.
 By continuing the Ready Pay system we shall he enabled to sell the above Goods at small advance from cost.
 ga- Most kinds Of produce taken in exchange for goods. is .-. s s,s , LiichfeId, March 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
4R. sMeg'2'tasal7ae, 1, All the 0Ld ,Sfnnd

- <vnm HAVING procured an assistanl 1xss$8sg.s%R Natchmaker and JeweleV, will
 .nntinusio do any and all kinds si wa,cn repairing and watch jewelihe that may he intt tusted { his care in the beat mao ne [ and on seasenah sterms, m pains wlilb shared to give satisfaciisR ioevery customer
 Thaakfulfor past iayors htwonid soliciitf' cnnt5noance af the public patronage. Als",f choice s.sar, rnent ct Watches. TJewetrys snt silver Ware ai tow pricesfof Cash.a ass&:
 I.itehfield. May iSal it" lvS ~N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
JANE LIVINGSTON
HENRY L.iViNGsrnN

HENRY LIvINssToN
 LitchGeld County Sapsr;sr Conri, Asgsss Term,
 la5A N8E t
 TItON the petition of Jane Livingston, of " Salisbury in said County, returnable to the SuperinrC Our. 10 he holden at Lit hfieij, in and for said County, on the hind Tuesday 0f August. 1854; and praying for divorce from her hus- band, the sad Henry Livingston, for rcasons set oi March, 1854. Sa7 N i.sppearing to and heing found by tho sub scribihg authority that Henry Livimastun. the Respondent in the above entitled an,l Sloraaoina
 case .ia out of ,h's S,a,e, and remnved ,p parts 1 unknown to the Petitioner, 60 that personn
 service of the petition in tlis case cann,, hr
 served upon him.. V m e, FssF gs N 7'r- rs !. l, is therefore ordered thai notice of the pen 1 dencvnf the foregoing cause he given the sa i,
 ilenIy Livingston by publishing this Order m ,
 newspi per published iu Litch6ed ,m sa id Count, lsix weeks successvcly the las. publication to h.
 ai least three weeks prior to the third Tuesda, uf August, 1854. 8pf N X N Dated al Li,chfirld. April 18th, 1851. , sGsi . FREDERICK D, BEEMAN, l 5t titssgdas Clerk of said Eapevtov CoWrt.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
New Jewelry Store " AT TWOLCOTTVILLE.
 s'sa N. ENGsORN '

" OuId FesPeotfuIIy SnloFn tie . ss inhahiiants' ei WoleoltyiIle and vicinity that he has taken the Saose of Mr HungessoEd, 1eAs the FailFAad depot. 6hesehe otfess inE sale sllkinds of Jswelsys Clseks and Fancy Wases aeneraliy. on as favdfable t6Fms as can be purchased elsewheHs. Ns s
 IEP Walehess elGcks aRd jevelEy af every description repaired and warranted. ! old gold and silVsF hoRsh and taken n eEchAnse.- a shaFs Of palFoaags ie eEsspsesfplly saI ciiee.
 WeleeaaSills, April Isih, ISsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Notice.

:, THE subscriber. thankful for the patronage She Eooa people cf Wolco,tville and vicinity have tnlnrm his friends and customers ,ha, he is now eecsivsngin stoTe the largest and nosa desirable assaEimenl of Goods ever offered fur sale s, ttis connsy Eaah ard Erchangeis atiil the motto " Coed Goods sold at my usual smau profits.
 "A. G. BRADFORD.
 WOlcoHvale, April 7th, 1854. - \.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
MIxE II W H RX
 AND nRESSaNU AKTNE.

RElSS JANE c. FARNSWORTH would MI call the attention of the Ladies to examine her new assortment of fashionable Millinery U Silk and Lawn Hats always on hand, or made to order, at shor, notice; fine Florence and French Straw Hats, very nice and great variety oI common straw, cheap; splendid assortmen, of Ribbons and Flowers, Capcs end Head- Dresses; Embroideries ol every description Alexander's Kid Gloves; Ladies Mits. lung and short !; and great variety of Dress and MantiIla Trimmings and Fancy Goods. Mantillas ready. made. gc- All kinds of Straw Hats and Bonnete bearhed as usual.
 Four Doors Westthe Court House; West Main St.
 Liichield, April 25.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
MANSION HOUSE,
 HW M. IT e R O S S M A M

LEAVING taken this House, the subscriber L1 is prepared 10 extend 10 travellers and others the best of accommodations for man ana beast"
 The Hotel is located in the pleasan,esl part of the village, and no effo,t will be spared to render it at all times desirable home for those who may visit the place. To the members of the Bar and others Ct Li,chfeld County, he has only to say ahe last twenty years will be fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hotel is Livery Stable, where good teams may be had at any time.
 Litchfeld, May, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Millinery Goods.

MRS. c. M. HUNT would inform the Ladies V1 of Wolcoltville and vicinity that she has just opened in that village a new and splendid assortment of Goods, consisting of Silk, Lawn and Straw BoBnets, Hats, Caps and Bloomer Flats, for Misses and Children; Flowers, Rib bons, &c., which have just been purchased in market, gIeat care having been exercised in their selection; they will be sold at a small profit. Call and see.
 N. B.--B BonRets and GenIlemen's Hats bleached and pressed at shori notice.
 Rooms in Goes Building, south end the Bridge.
 Wolcottville, April 22d, 1854. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
runT MH wv Spring Millinery Goods.

MISS BRADLEY would respectfully ycalIthe MI attention of the Ladies of Liichiield and vicinity to her new assortment of Millinery Goods consisting Of Straw, Lace, Silk, and Lawn Hats; {; Caps, Wells, Collars, Enlbroideries Kid, Silk, and Embroidered Lise Thread Cloves; Mitts, French and American Flowers; Ribbons, &c., all of which will he sold ai reasonable prices.
 STRAW HArs bleached aud repaired at short notice.
 Litchfeld, May !, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
ESS GOODS

AT BR RADFORD'S- WOLCOTTVILLE. DlSCHOFF Oil Boiled Silks. D Plaid and Striped do , Foulards do do
 Barege DeI.aines.
 Muslin De DeLaines--plaid, striped and plain Plain Persian Cloths.
 Striped do do
 Embroidered Robes. do in white. French and English Musiins
 Ginghams--ight and dark colors. Calicoes-English and American. 4 All for sale low for Cash or Erchange.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
BOOEs end Shoes.

A c. BRADFORD, oi Woico,tyillc. has kAo jus, received a Hull and comple,e assort. nenIOt all kinds of Ladies' Caters, Shoes and Buskins; Gents Boots, Callers, French IIes and Sh"ssi Misses Boo,s and Shoes; Children's u'l'sy, which the pa'lc are respectfully invited 10 examine,
 Woleollville, April g, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Itoentieth .annnas Report ef fhe
 LITCHFIELD MUTUAL
Fja.e EaeSeg1.Naece COaala2ya19g

EG2'G z1lSeG1eGe1eGG OO21e1D9G1e1S
 JULY 4tK, 1853. ss Whole amount of ashgpTemiams r received, a ss8si 3#g %, ,Gl4,20 Whole amount of losses and expen- s,e ss13s ses of the Company. 1s,a3i,i4 Cash Balance now on hand, 4,703,S9 Increase of cash, en hand ever last
 year, 1,272,04 Present Capital or Fund of the
 Company l.l 3s7 E 2o,1 120.3s This cornpany has now been in successful operation 20syeaFs, during the whole of which time it has never made an assessment upon the members 0f the company, and has al this time cash Fund of $4,763,97, safely invested and drawing interest, the amount of interest received up to ihe present time, being more than 9l 800, and from the public favo. every where bestoW a upon i: has within the last two years incTeaee8 it's cash fund from $2, l27 Alto $4, ,763 9T. t.i3 Tine Directors of this company are confdeRe that the plan0f Insurance adOpted by theM witR meet with hearty response from all intelligent friends ot the principle of Mutual Insurance. This company insure only in this state and take no risks 0B Mills, Goods in stores, shops . etc., or m exposed Village 2. sty properly, sas and isolated buildings. and their contents--O which not moye than $20OO will be insuredssR one risk. 4.a ss3s5- 3sszl This company will adjnstI all claims witk promptness and liberaTty, and if at any time . difference should arise between the parties, an such. difference will he adjusted by indifefent persons in the county. each party selecting one, and ll case they do not agree, thEd person shall be chosen, and the award of ab or any twS of them, shall be final and conclusive.
 Gpl1lce9.S Of glee COasa2eGseW.
 J. c, BECKWITH, President, .Hs OLIVER GOODWIN. Treasustr,
 J.aSOyF WHITING, SssyefSry.
 DSreckOfS.
 JASON 4 m S WI WhTTING 5. 6, waTiMiTrTLEsEY aTM r OLIVER G0ODWINi DAVIDC. SANE OR D SETH P. BEERS, ROBBINS BATTEkLs
 STEPHEN TROW WBRlDGE. .
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hai V intoE,
 9s General Agent.
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.
 Leman w. Cutler, Waiertown Daniel D. Brinsmade, Washington David c. Sanfcrds New Milford Rufus FslIes, Jr. Kent; Rich ard Smith, Shoron Frederick Kellogg, Corn. wall Joseph I. I.Gaylord, Goshen 1; William VI. Burrall, CaBaaa !; Denald-J. Warner, Sal- isbury s. D. Norihway, and John Dcwe!h Norfolk Henry Jones, New Hariford ;--- George D. Wadhams, Tortingfon; Lewis Smnh, Harwinton; John c. Amblar. Bethlems John Abernethy and George B. Forest. w ood- bury David c. Whiislesey, New Preston Z; Reuben Rockwell. Colebrook; Joha Hins- dale. Winsted s. ". St.John, New Canaan ; E. Talmadge, Plymouth. s Persons wishing to get their buildings iH. snred can apply to either of the Agents. or ts the Secretary. ~ east 4se e stcs
 J. e. BEcKwITH. President. M JASON WRITING, Secretary. x, sa@ Litchfield, July 1853. ,sssaits t..sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Blacksmith i!

M ADiES CATER BOOTS AND SHOES lr M-l Ot1he latest styles, just received from New York, salected.wlth great care. Ladies wishing anythins inahis line will fad the larges. assori- mentever found in OUr Store we cannot describe --they must be seen 70 be ioprd
 ALVORD x BROTHER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
House and Lot

N-0R SALE. -Thd sabscsibeF 0fIrra Eor sale 4' hia llapss and Lsas siniated in West street. Litchfield. The premises consists sf about 3-l peFe nf land. gnud two stoFy dwelling. harn, wood-hoase, god well of water, ail of which viii bs suld ald basgain. 2
 Aisshasld. Jaa sI, lsDi. i-i4~s : SS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
5, THE sFARMERs

ahF NtltEEOisk and vicinity, cnn find d,
 " the shop of the suhscEibeF.ale Ssss artiGle oi
 NE IT MEs UsK M@ 1A rMl swB in the county. ready Gor the Spring Trade. . Also, STOVES of the hest p,t.ern in market. 0tis'palen' iusula.sd Lilh,ning Rods, Hydrauliy Rams, B.. &e. <. s1.'1 ~. ,, ' 9r An kinds Or Job Work done as usual
 Norfolk. March 1. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Drv Qoods bod cRroceries,

U7E 6re now offering large end carefully WV selected assortment Of Family Groceries inst received from New York, bought for CAsn, which we shall sell at prices to su:t our GUS. toners.
 Also, we are now prepared to show fine and extensive assortment of DRY GooDs, which we bought low, and sell. we-miist, shall, and will, al prices Co sult our patrons.
 Justice to all, one price, and no deviation, Is our u.1ltO, and oil we ask is just give ns trial
 s. D. NORTHWAY & co. South Norfolk, April Huh, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
CnrnefA

WYE are now receiving from market some
 w spiendid styles Of WOnl, half-NVool ana Cotton Carpets, which we shall sell al low rq ,ss. ALVORD & BROTHER. wo;eo;vilIs, April isSi -N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
& hing

M EW sad e1f4neeA flleea nsss ad,nie,a aa A* i1f f4AFen ShiF, I1naiactorr m lie 1ss # N1$tIHtfz &fl I|R pnifr,iened will 1le .b-|I. EEt1fn C BRoraER.
 6l|z.h| ExhEpafy A El11 " tks
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
WATFRBuRY

Marble NNanasl1ACe0Ry.T
 PERSONS in want Of Monuments. Head stones, Tablets, Sc. can he supplied at our establ'shment with co chaste an article, aRd co cheap % ai any other establishment in inc state. A large eollection of Desians of lho principal Monuments in Philadelphia ,aRd GreeDwood CemetsFies also collection of English Designs, which,wilh those of our own dnughliL g. makes one Of ihs hesi collections in the atslo. please refer to pr Samuel Buel, pr A s Lewis oF pr M Hookcg.
 g. WARREN, Agent,
 Waterbury, April 1858. s.,,Fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Wanted.

YAn Bushels Potatoes. lOU II. MERRIMAN & co.
 Waterbury, April 25th, 1854. " v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Gecse EeIa,lhers.

THE subscribers have tnade arrangemenis 10 keep a constant supply of first rate ar- ,icle of GEESE FEATHERS selected and packed with great care b. ourselves. m pack- ages of from 20 10 50 lbs and will furnish at all times any quantity from 2Oto lOoO lbs, Oi quality they will warrant as gsod as the pest and at as low prices as-can be purchased oi equal quality in the State.
 Winchester, 1854. s.s <
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
B A | D W \ MS MG HIS.

E>QR SALE at the Mills oi the subscriber in L Washington, Grain, Meal, and Provender, Plaster, Clnver and Timothy Seed, &. &c.
 CHMN PUMPs, wholesale aad reta,l; Hoyey'. Straw Cuuers ard Corn Shelters, Flows an, Mill Shafts and Gearine, Water Wheels. &c.
 01- Machinery ofallkinds, built and renaired ,Shaiing, Pnileys and Hangers of every kind. In s,nre. Dry G '0ds and Gr,ceres, Na,ls ana spiees. Hardware and Cutlery. Sh ,vels. shades Manure Forks, fl cs Pnchfcrks, Coil Chain ana Rupe or various sz,s. "'' ! Waated--ScRAP lRoS in any quantity.
 ,,, H. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Store stand For Sale! ]!
Bridgeport Power OOmpany.

Bridgeport Power Company sISttl5 Company ate about eteclfhg, in q
 l ceulsal lncasion, several buildines, each Four Hundred feet in length fifty feet in width, and three stories high, for the paEpose ot letting out propelling power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with ftom fnkEEit to sfsE hnn- dsed horse power aud wilI have acc 0mmoda~ tions tor about 1000 werkmen. Applications for Power and Roam may be made personally or by letter to either the subscribers, gs.l
 AM srs,-s@ts sPs TsBARNUM. .s ,a,,i VIM H NOBLE. .s8.s@. D " THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
1I'IoUME:,K I'I!. }! l,| s! ]: : z 1,! X 1E N <.

ny. late Ae,. el Congress the Wi5uws and
 1 m;.or children of oiicess, non cnmmis- sioradY oficers ln usIcians and Rtirassp. both !, eruIara and .yoluateer ef the waE If tei2 and of the in.ian wars since i79Q. arc entitled 10 five years half pay. N
 The Widows of all reyolntionaft pension. ers though married since l600 are entitled to tpensions. My terms fer procuring psnsiOns .as. liberal, aud my faciIiiies such Ss to guar. ian,ee success. would invite all persona who may have claims on the Government tp give me call. All advice free 6fcharge.
 HENRY B GRAVES Attorney al Law
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
EitchGeld County Gallery!

FSrst BsilaiMg Soeih Ike Mansion House < nICTURES taken. in this Gallery are ac- U kHowledeed to be unsurpassed either in Ihis country or Europe. The Crayon, illuminated and co!orcd Danuerfedtypes taken if desired !; Miniatures and Portraits copied Or hand at all times bea6tiful assortment of French Cases, Gold Lockeis, &c.
 Terms moderate and satisfaction cnaraniied.
 ss a J. L. JUDD. z
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Nr. TerreE,s

= Dr. Zes'reE's
 0 Healing Ointment
 AJ IS doing more 10 alleviate hu. M mao suffering in this country
 than oil other medicines Of tho AWa&NA kind. It iS safe, sure and pleasant remedy for
 SaiIrheum, Inflammation of the breast, Chilblains, f Nipples, si 'a' Chapped Hands, Sore Lips, ..''fs rs- sl Burns and Sealds, Pimples on the Face, 1 Cuts or Wounds, Breaking out and Sores Bites of Insects, on Children, and Sting ofwasP or bee, aIidisesscs ofthe Piles. s& Sktns 4 o' aat. .lF Warranted sure cure. nasaiss s Prepared and sold hys gaaa s.t'- si,
 MONROE TERRELL, Naugatuck, Ct.
 Wholesale Depot, c. W. CLIcEEEER, No. si BAtclay St., N Y. ...... o.a. Sold in Lilchfiold by A. c. SMITH, and sold by some druggist or merchant n every town and village m the Slate. ss..s r
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
AND FANCY GOODS. New Jewelry Store.

THE most desirable and beautiful selection of Jswelry ever exhibited in lhis county. The subscriber has just opened new store ir. Soul Street, over Dr Beckwiih's drug store, where h, will sell every description of Watches. Pins finger Rings enr Rings Pencils, ladies' and gent, gold watch Chains, Bracelets. cuH Pins &c. &e,
 @1- Every de crip,ion ot. watch work and re- pairing executed with neatness and despatch. E.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Naugatuc Railroad. sazs ls;;sIlizs 7;
rRAINs our or nRlperroRr.

Summaer Arrange ge0ae'at !. conensencimg Nag
 l7th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

D9TeCEOT8s ]. c BECKWITH, IA s LEWIS V ' ]. OLIVER Gs0ODWINi DAVIDC. SANFURD Q SETH P. BEERS, ROBBINS BATTEkl. STEPHEN TROW BRIDGE
 SHELDON OSBORN ,of Hai V infoHs
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
Aaron Burr and the Widow of Hamilton

MIR. EDITOR :-Seeing paragraph in your
paper of the 18th, speaking of the omission. in
NIL the lives written of Alexander Hamilton, of
the name OF his wife, reminds of Il thrilling
and painful incident, TO which was an eye-wit-
ness, connected with that lady, (who bv the wav
| suppose few will need be Informed, was. he
fore marriage daughter of Gen. Schuyler of
Albany.) About the year 1922, as near as can
recollect. | was ON board one of TIE old Fulton
and Livingston line of boats, (say the James
Kent or Chancellor Livingston,) ON nv wav
from New York to Albany. All who travelled
IN those days will recollect that the dinner hour
was quite as interesting as now. The ladies
were oil course provided for first; and the gentle.
men who stood near the foot of the tables could
crowd upon the back seats, $50 that fhey respect-
fully retreated as the ladies came DOWN. until
the latter were all seat ID: then such as were not
crowded quite Oft could take seat on the SIGNAL
being given.
Among the first that were passing up next to
the berths, and back of one table, was Aaron
Burr and ii was my lot to be next to him. We
got as far as those ahead of us could 60 before
coming to seats occupied by ladies ON that side.
at"d all came TO u stand facing the table. Al
that moment. there came down opposite to us n
large lady richly dressed in black, and yelled
and while yet standing, directly opposite 10 Burr
she put h veil aside and raising her eyes a.
cross the table, she saw with his eyes directly
uron her, Aaron Burr, and only separated by the
width OF the table. She gave a loud scream and
fell, but there being quitea number standing by,
they caught her and took her out. The boat was
then about approaching Newburgh, and she in
sisted ON beiag put ashore at once as she would
go no further in the boat with Burr on board. and
ii was done as she wished
During the whole scene at the table Burr stood
like statue, looking on with stoic-like indif
ference aud composure, never moving a muscle
and rs soon as Mrs. IL. removed. he sat
his way usual.
But to say I relished aud enjoyed my dinner,
crowded up to close proximity to hat man. will
the history of that fatui duel rushing through nv
mind, cannot.
1t was remarked at the time that Mr.. Hamilton
sud 5sas thu iirs. time she had set her ewes ,'
Aaron i,ai, s.nee 'he DAY be killed her husband.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-05-02
FOR THE NlRaINIAN.
Mineral Wealth of Lynchbulg.
No. NIII.


Extension, system, maturity, in the great
ieork" well begun by the young hands and minds
of Lynchhurg, are easy, natural, certain. Short
walks are extended to long excursions for scen-
tiff expl ration. Foot excursions are extended
to conveyance by carriage, boat and car. In aid
of the young spirits Of Lynchburg those of
many places in the surrounding country.
With minerals, plants are collected With
the mineral and vegetable kingdoms, animals
have an intimate and necessary connection
For nature, art is indispensable. No better spe-
Gin ems of art can he made by young ands than
models of CRYSTALS. They train the eve and
hand to mathcmatic exsetness. Numerous such
specimens have already been i;;,.ssde. They are
certain to be much extended. The work - so
fascinating, and the productions rich. So beau
tifu and instructive. us to fix habits Of indus
try not easily relinquished. Better specimens of
the beautiful and useful cannot be exhibited
They are peculiarly fitted for very young hands
The beautiful art, the elegant accomplishment
of "speaking and writing correctly are cnltiva-
ted successfully, delightfully."-. by the works of ma
ture and the skill of hand Practice takes the
place of theory; actual sentence milking is more
used than definitions of grammar: changing the
irksome into the delightful.
To extension, system Is added. Collections
are made and then ctossif furnishing high.
" important exercise for the culture and power
of the human mind the more important from
general neglect For classified collections pen
Gil sketches are needed. They add greatly to
the interest of excursions 70" collecting spcci-
mems. surveying fields aud other - out door i,s-
sons"
Indispensable for extending and enriching col
lections are Fairs" the most important "SeHoL-
AIRS FAIRS" Juvenile collections already ex-
tensiYe, are in rapid progress for such exhibit
tons in Lynehbprg, and the neghboring villages
also for the next Agricultural Fair IN Richmond
From industrial Exhibition comm FrctGar.
es" ~ works If Hatpre and eet. Iaf ssef ta.#H
r'cat'ons Ly"o.oegg p e.nens NJ. aea t
10 many places in the vicinity: already bringing