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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

DHEUMATESM CURED BY THE USE
II OF McINTIRE'S RHEUMATIC TINCTURE ANL
LINIMENT-A safe, sure, aud certain remedy, for all
Rheumatic Affections, whether of muscular neuralgia
character.
Persons using it will find quack nostrum panacea
TO all diseases to which flesh is inciden-but some
thing which will suddenly and eectualy relieve the most
severe rheumatic pains, reduce swelling OF joints,
sprains, burns, and bowel complaint.
The Proprietor also offers to the public, the GREAT
n L III nr Nnn MI ",
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

SoR SALE. go BUILDING LOTS LO-
eateo IN pleasant and thriving part Of the city,
witnih nYe OF six minutes walk Of the City Hall VIII be
soia cheap; payment easy, and aaonev aduanced 10
eMfa The whole may remain Mortgage as long as the
garchaser may wish Inquire the corner Of Myrtle and
cv1s'Dlose sRee's A. j. EATON.
re - - = ace
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

~ FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
E:;S Two Story House, on Queen St.
GA&2 d South Irving S..
Cottage Houses, on Newbury st.
Cottage House, on Chandler st.
so Houselots, west side of Goat Hill
near the Worcester Academy.
3" Chandler st.
90 acres Of Woodland, in Sutton.
60 acre Farm, with House and Outbudings, in Sutton.
Apply to G. ELLIOT, PSI Main st.
deco diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21
Entract of SARsAPARTLLA and WAU-A-Hoo,

b NRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND
DRoPS.-DR. 9. A. HILL, No III Main Street,
Worcester Mass would say that ut great expense he has
prepared from the original recipe, the French Periodical
Pills and Drops discovered by j. Harrington, NJ d. while
practicing in the Hospital in Paris under the immediate
observation of the renowned RECORD of Paris and AC
TON, Of London,
These Pills are invariably certain to regulate the female
system, and can be taken without hazard. They
known by hundreds of females this country be the
only preparation discovered that has proved inyar
ably certain in all cases.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21
Sllppressi0ns, IrregNlalities, 8.
Male and FcmnIe IUnu

One trial will convince the skeptica and never
after will they be induced take any other. Ladies who
have often been deceived by purchasing Pills and Drops
and nostrums from
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

FTFIELD & RICHARDSON,
(Successors TO James Eaton,)
WHoLEsALg & RETAIL SPoRTsMENs WARE
HOUSE, Also, Agents for the
p,tb;,,s A. flamenco Company's ReuoiUing Hammer
pistol Fishing Tackle Of all kinds for sale
cheap for cash. Double and single
Guns of all sizes.
Il washington Street, Boston, Mess
!, . rsrtp1n rnchq d3m A. RICHARDSON
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

FITCHBURG & WORCESTER r. r.
Fs53.. ryszssszzza TINE ALTERED. = SUMNER AR
k5E@ RANGEMRNT.0N and after Monday,
June g. 1855 trains will leave Ftchburg at A. NJ, 1240
and 5.45 P. NJ.
Freight $50 A. NJ.
Returning-Leave Worcester at $50 and Ills A. NJ,
and at AIS p NJ. Freight, 2.S0 P. NJ.
IyERs PHILLIPS, Pres't.
Fitchburg, June 6, 1883 jy1 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

IA FOX sALE.-A good Brick House, contain
Ess4 ing IL finished rooms, very desirable location
s&zwith large garden well stocked with choice fruit
change st. =
The above WIN Be sold at a bargain. Inquire Of
c. G. COLEMAN.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

SEWING AND SEWING MACHINES.
- For stitching Linen and Cotton Fabrics with the
most perfect precision and durability WHEELER &
WILSON, Manufacturing Co.'S Sewing Machines pro-
nounced by impartial judges to be the browning triumph
mechanical perfection.
Bosoms, Collars Shirt Cuffs &C., and all kinds Of stitch
ing Cotton and Linen done to ORDER with great beauty
by these Machines,
These celebrated Machines in operation and for sale
at
No. So Court street, corner Of Cor'hU.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

FRENCH PERIODICAL PILLS AND DROPS,
The efficacy of which have been tested in hundred
cases. and never failed to effect speedy without any
bad result The Pills and Drops the result Of
tsiye practice and not discovered by accident 10 eulo
gise their virtues would add their merit wewould
only say try them. They will be sent any part of the
country from observation by addressing (pot pad)
DR.. c. A. HILL, No. III Main ST.,
Worcester, Mass.
~ Full directions accompanying each bottle.
Price, five dollars ian17 diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

DUTTER.-75 TUBS CHOICE YER.
Id mont Dairy Butter. 20 Kegs New York do, do.-
For sale by WIN. O. SWEET & CO.,
does diff 1856 Main st.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

- ~4 TRUSSES. SUPPORT
<szz1esssii2Yb ERS and BRACES. The great num-
6e. a 6 Der Of radical cures Of Hernia within
R&fRk1fS& the last few years by the use Of DIR. J.
EA f4-M M w. PHELPs' SPIRAL SPRING
ENgAAxlEs@&NA TRU IS has given it the preference
EN21 kz3SS Jver all others, and thousands Of ndi-
W~XNy~ - "A yiduals whose lives have been saved
K#1N%Wf &lby the use of this Truss are now living
h near Testimony to its superiority
I, ,0e gssl 80 dsm eS fremont st., Boston
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21

esSsM OR 10000 NURSERY TREES,
tS< OF the choicest kinds Of Fruit for sale by b. +.
WHITNEY. Orders received by Messrs. Lawrence
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1854-03-21
BETWEEN PROVIDENCE AND NEW YORK
TRI-WEEKLY-USUAL TIME Is HOURS

NHEESE.-2O 5000 LBS. PRIME VOR-
" cester County Cheese. so Boxes Old English Dairy
do. For sale by VIM 0. SWEET 4 CO..
decl0 diff 1856 Main st.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Great Fires in Ne,s Fork.

as-Nei #aa Ngw Y0RK, Jan. a9.sq
 The Cniumhian fEu0ndrv and MachiDe Slap iu Duane, street, was burnt last night laselltsr wili, several adplain9 buildings, occupieA ps iac,orles, ai0res, and dwellings. Several buiklings nn Pearl and Centre sls., were sissa burnt and others gfeafiy dana ged. Anss not yet Ssiima red, but very large. MI iats1anls aaa tlssga VI sgssiiEi
 A great many spanr fanies were driven insa the streel iigfrhe nightiwas Intensely l.cnll.pihe shermane,eraEaRgipg n l9s with Al a later lpni.r a fire broke out in . sta. ble ip Pearl street, ,iear the Battery. wliich
 was destroyed 'wl,l, iwo bssuses ad5niuing. Tie Latief were Uecupied by'aii0ul lily poor fami:ics, many 6f Wh0as wee s0bliged
 lo seek refuge. 0irlhe1 haliery.ai lo snrSnt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Wkik C0hntY C0nYemll0n.

X C6UNrx CUNyEnrson of the Whigs q Li.ch- field County will be held in tho Court-EIouse at I4itchfisld, on Thursday. the 2Sd day oi February next, tt II o'clock A. M,, tor the parppbe 6f nominating a candidate for Sheriff ~ sss
 The Whies Of the several towns iis the County ere requested 10 send delegates lts ths above ss 1ssF, ssssnsatisss'to to which shey fars sdiillsd insahe 0snsEnlg AsssmhiH Ci eslasasfi bsos5 sltg mo hassSs ps lJORTHWAY, .S1p tvzigstI a4 @ LEHMAN ". CUTLER, {, j. fEomssiltes. a Lisckgssa, Jdaadty 25tks 1854 S5ass@ ssa2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
WHIGi RRInIARr laIRRgzNGs. asI

8,I, WHIG! RRIlGARv, saGRRTHNGs. asI. sa9Ws are glad to notice the call aofsitlie various town comnSittessp for meetings to appsoin. delegates to attend inc several Conventions, and hope tp,see every town represented by it's properr nnmbery yol adeiega.es! Much importancs is attached to the aeassy appointment Of suitabts
 representatives asd ,ser lhia purpose ihs
 prinsrg meetings should De fully attend, ed. In this connection the Hartford
 coirant makes lbea following enquiry Q, I that potion of tie political ls,ppei ance men Whothavs aided ia she teEmaliopI sl .al alnewtiekei :oiUpd,as ssisrao M .sat4afa wouid esqaTs6f .Aoss slhohase
 assisted h this iiew 0fganiEationlW WhSth-
 ss they have my right 0 act hetsaftefin the primary tneetings Of li1e v Eias pAstye Can they belong t6 two poIisiCAl 6sgali~ zations As Ohes i? < Is spsOper for athsin. 'hasing mAds | separate nodAinsli6G Sl gtsif owR. to claim sliAsl they have also | right so act with the Whiga. and tolsn> t6E Their primary and h0HSi6ati1g meet. in9s @ elect t1Gha deleg gAtes and select
 such Sand didates 6s will be fag0rdbld "a 4theif own State Ticket " . ask tllsss QueSticns plainly, because we khowal lhA,
 sliSrts are makidg in tie pgtafe t0 induce 'the Whias, as snch, tp select delegags.
 thks shan be lavoEabls to tho eadosse. MeAs of sghe tempsssnce ticket as such
 Men who have salready been bisysin lls
 neW tempefancel political organization
 can have no light to interfere iA Whia cauchses.s T N N sssssN .tsds ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
JVhlg Probate COhyenliORsa
,DIsIRTf,TlnF LITcnFTEb.

711s DISTRICT OF LIICHFIED. IVY. alTaE waId PROBATE teoNvEs4i0N Iof the Die sfiet of Lis6h6eIds willie keId 1t eke Mansion
 House in Litchfeld on Thursday, Feb. 23ds q aio'el6sh Ps M .fosRhspulposs of upminh,iag . candidate for th@ 0ficen6 Judge ot Fsohate.is Dc snpported atthsensaing election. Eaehtewh in the Disiries is reades,sd .p send sswieegas mary delegates asi itis entitled te Repfesel,ta- lives in the General Assembly. 5ysy hsss isH, All ID, E.. BOSTWICK, X. ,;l ..ns.,...,s.,
 IS M ~ yy,'' WAptfAs A, E1,a1M CommisIss
 x, ,LisSAfeld. Feb. |. 1854, o4sfs A, ..ssf8 gS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
Ac9aiysag +efltIs Gaycssia Riosesas

9af si N iiatfw rQ6esE6. f.Ja n.lhs.ai
 The isiai dflCmasSSs If08, EsiIey aud Gallagher, lor participating in the Gavszzi riot Hn bhis aciiy eDlnerH rHpu6ihs sipce, Mas elpssd nns Jhprsdpgs by lhFseQnilial pfihel l0ur asitn9anls. Abppl slnrly gwilslesses were vxaVunsd, Hllis ,nlpFning ike alhsr parties inlaIi6AieA we're neAnitlsa q. ike iIky inoi leaving sile eiI sxass. aa'u n.ANl VT s'eyl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

.lllIisys Tic Mendsn Whig e in favor Of
 ths R6mlaation 'By ths Mhigs 6f James Dixon ios Governor provided Mr Das, ton sbould not De, or should refuse .o bs.. AIr. Dixon. we feel fully eon6den,s would
 not for q moment allow bis name to be used against Mr, Dnlsop- There Is ns mistake in this. ss sa.l aatagss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

AZ the hle eelsbratioh al Bmnlfori. q the opening of .he GtsAs Wss,srn Railway though Canada. she eonsfsus hsiwssn ne reception Of lhs 0pvssslcr cs MlsAiSan byths Caaaahns and Amsr> Iskhs " apAaiIAsly diisl6ss shs former EI,lns rusrsplluIly eha towing lS IlAs Governor. while hplalAeF ahpulpa spIlh .l1ls WslSsme ln sn.h phul.a es nMsb FEstsAs aobo. tla toy Fa.swhD szld kb uSalilt slAS iIso as b spsssh eld fellow I cd IAs llhs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
4fra,iis,vai AZ i,v ef tis oh;ol ,ooo, ,oooiA osia.

I'D 9lI3 3s 495rl4}Il NEW ' NkKi Y aIlt gSsfog
 The steamer Ohio, rum Aspinwail. with 300 passepsers, and one million ln gold dust, arrived t0 day. .sl N Ra sts Steamers tsdlsIea Age and Uhclei Saah, lefi Rana1ial 0ii atlle' evening of fgheaisi,f fSr SanpF Frasicsscos with elcyeib hnndred passi eilgers.fls ffr#a &@,fs gA a3 rsa3 s,t4
 2 aMslhpnrpe dates io, Nev.2J, had been, receised.I Tue steamer Great Britain, which jeff Liverpool pn. the i2.ll oi Aug, reached Hobson's Bay, Oci. si6sIi. .I'iie quantity If golti coming forward was very large, and the srrivalni ilie Great Briinih had caused illnr. sciivi,y and slight Sl. va''ce. The news froai the diggings was favorable. si5sg ig X 5W snsgs iT tT tHg,3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

'rhs stage lIhe between tais place and ,Woodbury has been discontinued. and the mail for Bethleu. Hotchkissville and Woodbmy. is now carried by the Naegatas Rshroad, via, Seymour. '',el <,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

M G The Albany yournal says there nsysr was | tine when lhsfe was 50 much eoss.n,s,ssit s. m,soaney none afoat as tbers 'a atlaprsssntsv That apapsrl thinks the greatimandfactory is at BytOWh, Oanas da. whence it is scattered over the States. People travelling should be On their guard. ,qal sa,ol si9R ow; 9lt 1,,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
{ aloys GoSas SeiSsa!

~ o3 saas XXI ss Nsw TUkK, sn. eS. S.a The GDvesntiena xllieets made SsisslIser \
 seikafe ali aNnas @hla mlUfMinR, ,sS ne ami
 uIsnhoai @10N0s sNhey were lssui,d seege,. .sdia she ls'ld ot,he shlp Allfsas ss. gl.I, 1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
sulelSe ia Y,nhksex.

Ws lsAFn from sbe Blidgspotl Stand. ard. ihasa man named Lsgraad Sherman. . aaepheR of Col IsA Gsesosy. Of that eiss. lsIs hsns. in Danbusy sA Thpssdas morning. lon ihss,. and vas .ilseossssa pn F'iaaSs kaRGipe 70 lSps In shs VI eihAys deaa, s.aa,sse.s .',,.s VI N s.'.. {.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
A NeyvI Yaar,s fsift.

q The New Y0k Observer saysthe Con- gregational church iin Kent. Conn. Rev. ". IVY. Page pastor, convened, on eTItuesr day. ,Jan. 8, % the interesting occasion Of dedicAting a new and beautiful lecture room to its appropfiats usssa. V Tue bpilG- ing. perfect model q, taste. fine, pro portions aonyeniepce and comfort, Fas erectedcand presented togIths society by one of its members. .JSkh, ,A. Ray ymonsl. E:e An appropriate discoarse vas de. F!iveFcd on the, oeeasion by the pastor, from Lsake, vii. s: He hath built ias, a synagogue. The, obligations of the 50. ciety to this gentleman are greatly in, creased by the accompanying gilt of .a commodious building lot adjoining the church. together wiahssleoo towards: the erection of ' parsonage. after the Gothic order. When completed. this group of chusch bulldogs will present a, pattern fof initiation bysusals societies; and the benefcencs of sacli men IS Afr. R. VIII. nc doubt, 1e every wtersas deeply apre- eiated as its by 2. grateful acsmnaaity, N GfThe lpof svf q large foundry ai IdYonksrs, fell in on Thursday morning, killing two men and injd,ing seven oshA EIers, 'rhe bulldog wAs So feet square, and the papers say that ,ll,s cash wilh which ahearoof fslL ws.s head fsr miles around. inaid sdi ni s6snA1p5as nwaa5 laaasl h9sa ysr-s-+=-44-~ss-= sdF bnsExndrTios ortEl Elo&nE 4 Jass LGs IIoare Twas executed in New Y0,k on Ffi.iayI inprhihg at iieif past l0 oSslosk.s in the cour. yard at the cfy Pfbs9sp,,, s,,'f for r ths murder et tSnspp MeAppy.a Htmads no |spsech. sbat addssssedis ispveral letters to persons interested in iiis bshaH, and ex hibaed gsssi f'aasss ep ,!As ssstEpla, The AioiHabn aceouats q .ths mss. :. sacrs ol Capt. G annispn md his patty. ld0netsasy essentially. fspms shose hereto fore gseeeiseds All lie nuimals, arms. inst fumsHts. and sKe ssainS, es 6f tlie sat. vssssy have been recovefed. One account Essases that the Indians, sent Them in; vol. buniarily ;sad apo.hers shal they were re. Esovsred lb5 a party ef Aiormoas. The lmassaerc Was committed by . band q PaEssnlilahs.lsad shs chief sis sep.sse1s!! sa sadeaply plyaregaetsisg si,& oeeaEssnees Il napsl alar7-s s-ssss zgsmhiA asl oaSofclBss Austin ] H. Parker. u sss+ lpsc,abIs farmer of GuillOrd. while under depression Of mind. ont bis throat in his barn with pocket knife on Sunday morning. Heswaa go ysars of age. and leaves family. saf aa sl
 Al she hts ceisbsatioh a. Bmnlfosi. q the opening Of ,hs Gtsa. Wss.srn l Railway though Canada. she eonsfsus
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

1 U >||4S .1ss I4llsgafk 3'|f re- &e.t|s4 V. & .16i Philadelphia h0|Iles &z1S za l4 ifNaA Ia Philadelphia, NH't <I|F fEats Iks gIs rioters.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

1 TIip weatller fpg . lew days pres eeding Tnesdays Kss yesy ssyerssips sihie seeioh. [ The lfhefnomstersl on Sunday morning tfaBginga from six to. eiglit deg. below zsro. The Boston papers say, that t was colders in that ely RatHfday;night and Sunday morning, tl'sha itahss been since ESQ., hwas six degrees below vsg0 sass sds aaisstaSs ,Essssalg gssos sb s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
p1n-m.a.rn


 We lsnih irom tkS DfiigeporI slend- sl.a that AIrp IluTd ns ss,ritsd .he Al. poih,2eat of Vice fsssidsA, ah4 Super iu.ekdra. pf the AlaslisOn. Ind1nppolis Aud Pee IlaiirDad. IIs hns est( (pssi tlis offer, and leaves some time thA month to ep.sr upOn his new field. lis eOnnsc- ion uilh lhe Nnugalue Railload ssassa on the 18th inst. the employees of the .asd 4pyspqiag : s4lahblfaRfr sshst 10 be presented to Mr. Hdrd as a tesli n,ouial of their regasd. -. This is { loss 10 ths NaagAsus Rail. road not easily supplied, The maay friends of MT. Huri willisG.st this re- moval 10 ano.hsr field of activity. bnthe will carry With him sheir hsatafeltssishss Tor his future happiness'aad p.Osperi'y. MeIancton M. Hugd goes ont as As .istAnt Superintendent ef the samc soad. { E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

Is ms1ieal ealleexs jn New York are rsq1iFet IVY taN f0 ieAel aishtsa1g, while tliRy afs t.,sbidlkif nt bdliief Ists lts iIs. meet haliGs. sthieh is ifH anlG tRnt lhHre fhqRoe.b kaoN|edar a ibak ceieusl rsn s Feaf'lR'|. An fs'sll ia kRina trade ln i'ls zHtt E51 Eff'1|6fhre of Ihai 6iSie O |s,Si| E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

sgppss p X mn Idn yRalst. iaan. kusma nol kanWn saslSnla deah ln hlsshsa'1A Bslaay, e ahelllall noah HolsL Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

c.z- THE BAKERs visited the western part of the County lastwrsk. aad gave soncsrts at Cornwall. Falls Village. .shar: oi,. &c., to full Eouses. Hope 10 see chem here aga;n before they leave the
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

BABIRs.-Ths baby show in Georgia is not . jest. as many q ont te1dsEs my suppose. The Augusta papers say tsiat three premiums rill l,sreaIly offered a' the mex. State Fair ior she shFss finest babies which sliEll be psesSnttd. 4nof- der that such of -our iDidntile patrons as are dispOsedatO edser ths'lis.s may know the terms of competition and award. we annex lbe premium li4s IS follows
 Fsrss Pren,isn- Silver Pitcher. S5Q, f,r tshe abandonment and finest Babe two years old.
 Second Rrcminm4 Silver Pitcher @15s for the handsofpsss and finest Babe one yeaF old :h
 Ikird PreMin1l-Silver Goblet, 1lO, for the handscnsst and siness Babe six months old.
 The children 10 be clothed in domestic fabsics. 'Tls premiums to De awarded under the direction 6f the Executive .ass 4ssg g6s .aqsgaa stIy sss assey9ss sA
 NoMulste0. .4sisssa f aa haasd9o SOHO {
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

<, Litchfleld -Tha Whigs of Litchfeld are requested .p meet lat ihe Mansion House, on Saturday afternoon, February 4,hs 1854, at 2 o'clock, for the purpose of appointing dsleea.es 'o attend she State, County and Senatorial Con ,ventions.
 rr Psr. Order ef Iospn Ccmmiisse,, MtcH6eld, February lsts 1854, .s.. '' ,..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

N il iRs says thep LpRslon Times, perfectly true, lhal any Engl,sllsnan who siesuid take q iickei tA CiSlngfse, pass Nls the Rhine Id Ffahkiufi. and lIlenes by fA il in Haden ,r
 Mahdheim, Mizslii ind lahseIa' sAddenly isahspcrted lsns0 lie Midsu0s iaeas Whicla aaiialed his csanlg lonR heidre Ann6 E30. ieyn's eyes heamed wish a,sspel iigbisupan
 hefsSoyai suiter. Nay. hy sPng nf S.sess
 burg. sO desisahle . canspmlnpli0n mi0hl iar more easilY hp etlsiued { ihiFiy-six hours lraselling would nF.sdIice the desifed
 fesi'lt, | ls . noSiiivs lacl, ihst only last samusef | Fescflpt Nas issaed hy ihe Arch-
 bishop vf Ese,buva, nhliaal0fg l,pnn ihe
 inhabitanis Of Ashe Gfsim Dpolk in tshicll he claiiped the uncontrolled and unlifnised IditEeilpn nE all aendnnFi E,r ihe.edueaiinn lQf RrisslA af aIl echN.ls Tor Roman Caihn, lic cl'lldfen. nf alI church. nfeleFmen,, of all chnfch pf0peFty .'s ss.s ...s " a1ssss ea {
 The fk5AFl 6fsh lniIute al sl.s EFesietn Resst&e 1eat ef 0:sl6 esAs hs6akht khs.ul hy rather singular cirCumsiancs. Frnm
 seme deifnt ia ,he Inner dpar af lhe vauh |slliila bahk i|'e flerk4 ayslR some 8 hanEh lp alleplqR . q'ls uipEniRe An indiyla9rll sn es6ln1 sil ti,t. khA A 1. nfsiha slt knasgIhk |l me fs6l feSesIikd hiI|S i6 illS h hal0nbl 0l
 sss4 !lIlhdles lAllAbs end deolansls e.lcols; |,,IslR a8 h,|I' tIipz |ptiN &pptl sal hS
 pai1 lmqledl4lslgs shs tepoFted lhAl ilIs Eank hn& riile8
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02
It IiioItieI0 EaqQil,f.

re~Fere1 T'FE'eFsN~s0'1'7 ''7'E1''' \ al.sH1s... zA...l.s. -. ?. ls...
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

CBaFFEa oE heciF -oa Agndny Arr. lI'|.s Esul6n Sl wslssbusy. sAyu ,hs Anssiehi. Atd lhs mi,losspns lo
 break ens Of tis legs nat above the knsez-eA rue.aa5. ayoansehlld of Wm. piekets, Esa.. cl WaissSilIs. Aks badly scalded by the tilsing of kettle of boil ing water-on the afternoon of the same day AIn sIsrsiit Nssdipg Of stsui,sviIlss had .one of his, legs broken As ille.ankle, is shs ass 0t Shsekshs 4isAsilaas lsaml
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

\ CoIhWaai. The Wing Elsctors of CorrnIrwaall rI are requested to meet tt the Town Iiaii ooan on
 Saturday, the 4tt day of February nexl. ai two o'clock, P. M., for the purpose 6f f'apptih.ine delegates 10 the State, Cc6nty and Senatorial Conventions. bsggsi4 2 48flRfH haesctts N ,lagasl W PsriOf5sr efs7yUa CoMmissss.
 v Cornwall. January 2lib. ls54 ITO ~ J na
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

FAassN6 Askxv.-O Ol me Sena tnts in Can. efsss si.u were Hlenibess at N.e Detknsber eeasioii af l0A5. only Ute following naaaed sesDslenlFD1hsNn sealsai presdnis Slr. Aih- iaqn M NiesQpri AIrs Bright, II; ;lndiana. ! N5r. Eass, pf MIlehigan; {; Str. Clsyiull, pi Bslassate Mn Rsafce. Vf Marylhndy Mr. Phelps. uf Yefa8ni Anu but five s.f she present bndv were iA service as Senators assang sieie ptexi0ts sb tl,e above daik.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

1i Gosheh.T The Whigs of Goshen are requested somestiat the Libmry Rooms onF Friday evening, February 10th, 1854, att o'clock. for the purpose of appointing delegates to- s,6te.a County aud Senatorial Conventions, and to transact all-osher proper bnsiness. X. ssa' 'ssss M MI N
 s'ss's5p' 's' Per Osdsr oj Tsgpn' { Cosa.na.i.tse.
 Goshen, January 3lst; is54.a sFi YsHaIedl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

@ aSosclbs. Austin Fl. Pnkst. u Ess-
 psc,abls farmer of GsillOrd. Shile under \ depression ot mind. ont bis throat in
 his barn with . pocket knife oa Sunday imornins. He 'wAa go ysars of age. and leaves . family. ssi ao si
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

Torrington.-T The Whigs of Toffiinstoii are re requested 10 meet tt the Town Hall Un Thursday evening" tl,s 9th Of February next, iof ths puF- pose oEappointiBg ssisga,es to atteid sAe SgSse, County ssenatasial Conversations. haa enqssl alsia 9uisita Per Order of 1opas Gommiffeesf aii iToErington, Jan. 2Iss. 1854: 9a 4sl4A9E afAt
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

Thsfe 'iis { tree ;n. Mexicn cailea the ch'hnt, a very fine w6sd whiCl, hscsnirs l,etFllisd asier KeinA cut, iR X eeFy asN .yeafsswhethefllell liD inc npsn Iasr nrlhiiA risd. rom ille limhars houses ,conld he built ihst would n | lew years nsc0une lise prO0t, and Iasta5 long as fEnse built ~ slOne. .lihe RUs5d in q green isiate iS essi- Y wofked and is ased in budding wLaryes. tfatiss sscs aud isopla be gnAa as faii aIeep- srskpF lsFip'aRk Fslad ssripsers. tnlsd siIl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

File nlarriage giie, has, lost muclrpfs it's sanciiiy ai ilie West, ;in consequence uf il,e siaciliiies fur divorce in enc viIaue ein Indiana. there iisess-u .nmTher who has been sdivOfCssI lfAal eiIsush1aa shd bsars anasiier nanIesiandiwl,use gts;5H duUglunrs are sacls fliYs,scril spiSssvrunerG llwR, llav ing nhiaiged ter sjll ,WlHie ter Lt1Hha Ad lsy 'On llls detil bed Wlille ik liie sa he viiawr FesideS | mat, vlIti has twN syivea livinK,
 one nf lilem disurcedl md ,ltesS wives are saallleF md dauGLleE1.Eng x ass.h lfa \
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-02

X gang of lottery ganblers. under fhe fiFin 6fB B. Mats Ss sCG, were stressed in New KDrk on w ednesday. Theywere large Operalors. Two, sf fie frtp sHansd McD Donald, were locked pP, Among the iciiers from iaeir Lupes lognd in their poS,> session, there we're shtse not only from young men and maidens, but also drnn elderly ladies and altil men! swhs. illlvn.ld appear, had been f,rr some time, patrons st D. B. Mars xs Cas Many Of tlle letters inIplDred and beseeciied to nave lucky numbers, ss tley alfeaay had expended considerable sums lo ao iaurp6sessi sifi ao