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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

s ! n f3 2 DHE Store of the Subscriber will be weekly l rsplenished with .iEw GooDs, from tho New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from alI the principal American unanufacturers Among his extensive assortment may be found all kinds of
 Later, Cup. Braping, Note md Famcy Paps,s;; White, Bgf ]. Enomelsd Eavslopes; Papisr Machs, RossauOod, Mahogany q LeatAss
 Writing Desks, Work Bores, &c.,; Clsth, Leatksr and Papier Mache Ports1Slios,
 From Ss x cts fo $500 eacl; HI agles ef Gard SCases and Porte MOnnaiss
 Wailsts and Pockss Bo0Es Ssesl, S;lk and Kid Purses Bankers' Casss; Enbia,s Cslsb,asad Genuine Psrfitmes;
 Exrinas Unsipaled C6iogne; Brikal Glove $ Hasdtsrchisf Payismed BOrss,
 Ba;7diag Blocks, Wcod Alpla5efs:
 Kslua, Iron, Tia aud E;sdsa Rs,bber Tsys;
 Pepl q Euosy 1ablsts; Csyay Babies China, Yar and Rubb~ Dolls !;
 Games too numerous fo mention;
 Magness. Masks, 2. Mayic Ldntsrns; HaS, Cgo,h, Ha. 75osh. Nal 2 Lathsr B,rskss
 Eenslansass Dressing Cdses; Shsn and Horn Dressing Comts; Iso,y C6n.5Ss
 EGtlses' C6npanionss Spool StGnds
 AR kinds Rsibber Balb; Jssfa Lights; Harmonicans. Picksricks. Sdad 1ays, 1sd Bels 0Peo Glasses, 1silst 2 1Suueliny Glassess
 z'kermometsvs a,.d Bayomste,s; 15Ota Po,odsr, Ha;r Oilss zoilet q Shaving Soaps, Clsessmas, DoMiaoes, Back Common Boards,
 Chessboanls; Dice; Checkers; Ss.oiy Brss six kinds, .ism s7 E E tO 62 csnis;
 PsakniOes, Scissors aud Shears;
 4 splendid assortment of
 Gold Pens, in Gold and S;lrer Cdses, Stssl Peas, Fyty Sgless Pen N;bs and Q,aRs 1;
 Letter Ssals or Stamps, all styles;
 1'1s best of Wax, soasTanied to tan fee; Wassr Calors. .jsoa csats to s4.oo per bos
 Fancy PapT and Glass Rores 1iunsparsns, Porcelain and Paper iSlates, z large assortment ef V;siiiag8 8' Wedding Cards:
 Stationery Articles m general;
 Evay Kind of Legal s. Pyobaie Blaaks; Yielding Stationery and Fyrins 2 best qaoiitiss;
 Pateat Blot Pad; Diaries
 Ledgrs, Day q Cask Bcoks. Journals, 8c. Blaak Notes, Drqtas. Otdrs, Due Blls, Sc. 8c, Letter Copying Presses, Books 6 I,sk; Mathematical Iastrnments; Blottiag Rapers; Papsv Folders aud Papw WsigAis; ETassvs l;
 Newspaper Filss and Wrss;
 AoaKh Glue q Msc;lags lndelibls haks,
 BlacE, BIae, Rsd z ViosA Lsks; lnkstands. ef Ons Hindtsd ds6sssat uaristSss ! All. of tho above described articles can be found ii greater profasion and variety than elsewhere in New England, hesides other articles too nnmer- oas to mention. Cal and see for yourself They win hs sold at ne lowest prices, either at whole ssls q retail. 0z- Particular attention given to the PArKR and ExyEEoPn TRADE. as 10 STATE SrRsKz. HAREsoRD, Or. by ELIHU GEER B Every kind and style of Jon, CARD and Book PRINTING. by Steam. executed as heretofore. Large additions of NEw TSrE and MAcH1NERx arc being mads this year. to the already most extensive Rfinting EstabIishment cf
 ELIHU GERk, 10 STATE sv
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
MANSION HOUSE,
 -BY- " NR M. CIR Oa@M n M {.

w 11s NG v " " - = KSZI ~ " . HAVING taken this House, the subscriber III Is prepared 10 extend to travellers and others
 The Hotel is located in the pleasantesi part 0l inc village and no effort will be spared to render ii at all times desirable home for those who may visii the place. To the members of the BaFand others of Litch6eld County, he has only to say inc 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., 1854-07-20

The setting ofa great hope is like the seiiing of the sun. The bright ness of our life is gone. Shadows of evening fall around us, and the world seems but dull reflection -itself a broader shade. We look forward in to the coming night. The soul with draws into itself. The stars arise. and the night is holy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Roots tysssg SIaOes.

IA 0. BRADFORD, oi Wolcottvillc, .hs' fAN just received | inll and comple'e assort n,eut ot ell kinds of lsadies Eallefs, Shoes ans Buskius; Gents Booss, Caters, French Tus and Shness Misses. Boots and Shues; Children Shoes If alt kinds--0i the latest styles and hes qunlisys which the public are respectfully invite. tOSexAmiHe
 Wolcomville. April s2, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
.Carpets ]!

UTE are now receiving from market some w splendid stvles of Wool. hali-Nvool an. Cotton Carpets, which we shall sell at low rates ALV0RD < BROTHER.
 Wolcottville. April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
FALLS VILLAGE CLOrHINts And GeDtlemen's Furnishing Store-
 ~. TTArrNan

A. Herman
 ID ESPEC'rFULLY informs his friends and EN tl,e inhabitants generally that he has just opened large and splendid stock ot
 SUMNER gLOTHING,
 consisting in a great variety of thin coats made in the best and most approved stSiess . large stock of fine ftock and dress coats of the best quality and news st styles, . splendid assortment Of black and colored cloth business c0ats Also every kind Of fine and common spring md bus iness coats, a splendid st0e 0f black and iancy cassimere pants, black and fancy saifllet pants all of which are of the latest styles aud made in the best manner; a rich and choice stock of black and demt roidered satin and faRcs silks. fancY and black casSimere and worsted Vests-Ihe siyiess are the latest. Also large stock If GsNflemensl FMrnishing Goods consisting ,n neck and pocket white shirts made ip the bes1 manner; also merina. flannel and canton flannel shirts, blue overshirts, every kind of drawers, CTS, umbrellas, co0ns. Sc Sc. A. HRnmAN. Falls Village, May 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Geese Feathers,

THE subscribers have made arrangements to keep constant supply of first .ate ar ticle of GEESE FEATHERS-selected and packed with great care bg ourselves. in pack. ages of from 20 to SO lbs and will furnish at all times any quantity from 90 io 1000 lbs, of . quality they will warrant as geod as the best and at as low prices as can be purchased of equal quality in the State.
 s. $ L. HtJRLBUT. Winchester, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
Win Machines.

feeent improved lias,K}n. M. AFT es 'he hpldeto Iishi of Nan snnkR,e AnD EmnxY.r
 =H EeEeEa end ThTenA4fN. Z.# |E7 EanaIp1 Mile Corn eheIiess. ', I,v .s<[I 3I1z6Hls 4nH NsxS &ipgr.
 RALPH ~ co.
 tlI.eq <t tlew xeIh
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

Be slow to choose friend, and slower te change one, corteous to all, scorn no man for his poverty, honor mo man.f6r his wealth.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
RgeycEcss,st tflAs !!

NNTANTED, several good bIacks,niths and WV strikers, t,s work on Axes Also, goo, able-bodied men to grind and p,'ish Apply sn
 SAM. w COt.IJNS, yS0 Cciiinsuille, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20

q 4 z1 " Ns sA T H H 1HLz3 F 31S 4 1 7zH 7z7H 2 "A Wear J. Bsewsier's store, where hs is pFepafedlo supply all those in want nf anything if bis line ln the most reasonable terms, as ne has | large stock of we'll selected Goods, such as
 Sofas Tsfe.I tetes Lounges Marble Top m ' Mahogopy Center 7ubles Gc 6e
 a1r Ready made Coffins of all sIzes constantly O hand. ]. REMMEI.Es
 Falls Village, Dec. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-07-20
New Spring Goods ]! n AZ IF m

HAS received welt-seIecled assortment of IN Spring G0ods--c0nsistlnQ in part of the following: French and English Broadcluths. plaia aud doeskln Cassimeres, Serges, Tweeds. black Silk, white Flannel, Linen SheeIings, DrillIngs. StTainer Cloth, Jacquard Diaper, Cambnc Sllesa Gloves, Hose, Knitting CoHon, Carpetina, Drug get, Skc. Also, m assortment of EaAies' Dress Goods suitable tor the season--among which hrays, DeBege, Gsnghams, Prints, &c., &c.
 By continuing the Ready Pay svsiem we shall be enabled 10 sell the above Goods at . small advance from cost.
 9sy- Mos, kinds of produce taken in exchsnge for g0ods.
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Presents for fhe Holidays.
u m AII AID n

81 RoKaL STREET,
~ Has tn received last arrisa Europe ses asc
msnt MERCHANDISE, which Ne oGsrs the LOWEST MAR
KET PRICE, with reduction Of
LOOKING GLASSES Of all es with GILT Frames Of the iases
style ;s WV.
SKIS Called Minis,re Mahogany and Rosewood
PARL0R SET, in Mahogany Rosewood;
PRAYER CHAIRS, TABLES ETEGERFs PIANO STOOLS, Mu,
SIC STANDS small Fancy Pieces suitable for Holt
da. Presents;
great choice Of PAPIER MAcHE GOODS, Birmingham;
SILVER AND PLATED ALFEsIDE WARE;
CUTLERY; ssl455 tsgs l44g
SPLENDID DINNER AND TEA CHINA SETS, white, Gil. Asd
Decorated; ~ az#ysss't st8sa e 4s
GLASSWARE AND TABLE CLOTHS;
FANCY CHINA VASES, FLOWER POTS. cANDLEsT1cKs
sTATuETTEs AND CLOCKS Richly Painted;
COMPLETE TOILET SETS,
ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS for Stands Vases and Eveang Psriiss
Always hand from his own Mannisctory-- sags
PARLoR, BED ROOM AND DINING ROOM FuRNITURE;
SPRING AND HAIR MATTREssEs
CURTAIN MATERIALS; s- =f5
IAaPAs, BRoc ATEI, INDIAN AND SILK woRsTED DAatAsk
ALGERINE, LACE AND MUSLIN CURTAINS III
MOSQUITO NETTING
CHINTZ, GIMPs, LOOPS AND TAsSELs;
WINDOW. SHADES, eoRNICES
CURTAIN PINS AND BANDS.
NOTICE..
sy- JUST RECEIVED, A FINE ASSORTMENT OF LAMPS
BRONZE MANTEL CLOCKS, AND CUT GLASSWARE.
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ssare ssstst Meassktfrst
oLIDA r rs
@ "a Ike n ,
coRNER. on sr. CHARLES AND CANAAN sTnEErs,

CORNER or ST, CHARLES AND CANAL STREETS,
w Has now in RICHEST COLLECTION appo-
PIRATE FANCY ARTICLES FOR PRESENTS The
| Southern country. = ~
establishment Unnecessary exposure
goods. purchasers may
soil orblsnish.
inspection Of large assortment imply the least ob
cation purchase Tho goods win chssfuy times
allowed msrepesened
Invited large NEW STYLES following
| ticles-
RICH FINE JEwELRY, Of the latest pat.s,s.
RICH JET GOODS new styles;
STERLING SILVER CUPS GoBLETs, ETC
PLATED WARE, TEA COFFEE rRNspo SETS Of pieces.
CAKE BASKETS. CASTERS BurTEBBoATs PUNCH and
ICE BOWLS, WATERS. CARD RECEIVERS, CANDLE
STICKS, etc., etc;
SPLENDID PEARL AND SHELL GOLD andllLvER EMBOSSED
FANS, Richly Painted in Paste;
OPERA GLASSES ACRoMATIcs Of superiotQuAi,y;
MARINE and MILITARY SPY GLASSES;
MICROSCOPES and MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS;
| OIL PAINTINGS, Splendid Collection.
| LADIES' and GENTS TOILET BOXES new avis;
| WORK BOXES, Of PAPER MACHE EBONY tc: efs4
oDEUR CASES, Of CRYSTAL, EBONY, PAPER MAcHE, TOR,
TolsE SHELL sad PEARL;
PARIAa MARBLE sTATuARY, new subjects;
PORT MoNSAIEs, s.yls-sILvER. PERL, TORTOISE,
SHELL, VELVET and EMBOSSED VELVET;
MECHANICAL TOYS, entirely now dssisus,
BACKGAMMON and CHESS BOARDS;
oHEssMEN Of IVORY, DRESDEN BRONZE, etc
NEW GAMES AND PUZZLES, large variety;
PORT FoLtos of PAPER AiAcIIE vELv ATHER.
DESKS AND EsCREToIRs of PAPER MAGGIE EBONY ROSE
WOOD, etc.;
SILVER AND PLATED PORT BOUQUETS;
EruI CASES of IVORY EBONY, with ca D FURNITURE;
PRAYER BOOKS Bibles Rishy Bouadn IVORY and VEL
VET;
cABBAS In EVERY VARIETY entirely new a,,srps,
BRIDAL PRESENTS PEARL, JEWEL and ZINE, EFT BOXES.
GOLD MOUNTED CANES with JEWELED FITTINGS large va
stisty Of nsw PATTERN;
CUT GLASS TOILET BOTTLES some Rchl Mounted in Gilt with
Medallion sessings;
PERFuMERY and FANCY ARTICLES FOR HE TOILET;
LADIES' GENTS SUPERIOR KID GLovs;
ENGLISH HALF HOSE, Plain and Fancy COLO;
TIMETABLE POCKET CUTLERY;
CHESTS OF CARPENTERS TOOLS FOR ydTfIs.
CHESTS OF GUN IMPLEMENTS, FOR GENs;
tB- An extensive sssortrentof
GUNS, PISTOLS AND REvOLvERs,
with all the modern improvements
From New York Manusory very large
stock Of the latest and approved patterns fine
LINEN AND COTTON HIRTs
pries will guaranteed goods dks SAME QUALITY
procured city, sold foAsH or CITY AC
cEPTAEcE on favorable terms.
GUION' s.,
asa 7nss Corner ST. chaps and Canal streets.
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DesGisaUille 3 Co.
g CHARTREs STREET,

I
F Respectfully their the public that FROM
per formerly enable them close their Wias
Stock f3s 554
RICH PLAID DE LANES,
RICH PLAID CASHMERE,
FINE PLAIN DE LANES.
SMALL FIGURED DE LANES,
CLOTH cLoAKs AND TALMAs,
CHILDRENS CLOTH TAL.MAS,
EMBD VELVET cLoAKS ind MANTfLLAs,
RICH SATIN DO DO,
RICH WHITE and BLUE MANTILLAs,
RICH FIGURED BRoCAfEL SILKS,
RICH BLACK PATTERN SILKS, .
RICH STRIPED New styts) SILKS,
RICH PLAID Qargs and smal) SILKS
MORE ANTIQUE, all colots,
wATERED SILKS,
EXTRA HEAVY ARMURE ROYAL,
SATIN DE CHIME.
BLACK DAMASK5, of all descriptions,
Eaas FANCY FIGURED SILKS, for Evenings at u,
CHANGEABLE PLAIN DO do.
FRENCH EMBRoIDERIES, GHEMISETTEs and SLEEVES
COLLARS, EMBROIDERED DRESSES LADIES INFANTS
Large assortment; EMBROIDERED BANDS; GUIPURE HAII
TON YALENCIENNES ENGLISH THREAD LACES. BLUE
PURPLE, GREEN, AhARANTE and BLACK VELVET FOR
CLoAKs; CURTAIN DAMAsK, assorted qualities.
A L s o
EMBROIDERED and MUSLIN CURTAINS, Rich and Plain.
complete assortment Of goods for FAMILY USE,
LINEN DAMAsK.
NAPKIN FINE RICH LINENS
sHEETNG,
good and well ABSORBED stock for PLANTATIONS always
hand. IKE sz ias
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ruR,npEAN NEWS

/ wa ought to be in receipt Of much later aa
wall Is more complete news from Europe and the
crimes. The news BY the Sarah Sands. that
left Liverpool Oh the 5th, has been anticipated
by the washington and America, that sailed on
liz 6th and 9th, though we have received only
incomplete telegraphio summaries by either.
THE Atlantic left Liverpool for NeWfork On the
1ath. with four Of nine days later intelligence,
and ought to have arrived By the 18th. We are
therefore IN expeotatios Of hearing from her 1T
anv moment, and doubtless her information will
be exceedingly interesting. When the Arnerica
sailed it was supposed in England that the next
news from Sebastopol would be more decisive
than any previous and indicate the probable,
success Of tho campaign.
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aInaalsssasnts CHS aseelnlna

ST. HAaLEa THKArER. - Miss Julia Dsan
appears as Paahsaia IN the tragedy Of Ingsmsrs n
eoneluae with The ( Married Raksu
81 HoLLAsD's oLrMrlc. g Al Fathers Love-
and the Child Of the Regiment in which Mr., j. s
Brown. Mrs 9. Pope and Nss. q b. mn app ear.
sourHERs OPERA HOUSE,. "a great quantity
d amusing Ethiopian performance
VAASuoafs MusEuA, Nax. Figures Of cole
bratsd with piossAs and ouEositse al No. 81
St Charles street.
Van AMBuRau'a hiENaashIn Mild beests Al
tbe Elessins Psass, ipots csta4 street.,
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holiday Presents,
CORNER OF CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS

CUHNEH Ot CANAL AND ROYAL STREETS
II Y D e & GOOD RICH
fy Invite attention their assorted clock Of
JEWELRY AND FANCY ARTICLES,
sai,asls for
CHRISTIANS AND MEW YE.4R aIFTs
having visited during ths Sumner wa ara
enabled to offer choice aad varied FOREIGN NOV
ELITES, such
RICH PLATED GOODS from ENGLAND;
JEwEIRY, and endless VARIETY OF ARTICLES OF TASTE
from PARIS
TERRA GOTTA WARE, DRESDEN PORCELAIN aaa BONE.
MAN GLASS from GERMANY
GOLD EsAMELED WATCHES unsurpassed bntsh and ar
easacy, from GENOA;
RARE and BEAUTIFUL OBJECTS In CORAL rom NApLEs,
PAPIER MAeHE and INLAiD WOOD. WORK BOXES wRfTIsa
DESKS, DRESSING CASES, TABLES MQuRuR CASES.
JEWEL BOXES eto., ste. a..... .
FINE PAINTINGS and PERSIAN STATUARY;
ARTISTIC BRoszEs. CLOCKS and cANpELABEAs,
FANCY PIECES OF BRONZE OR hoLu, for and Elas,s
osnamsntsj
RICH PEARL BRIDAL AND OTHER FANS
IVORY, PEARL SHELL, VELVET, JAPANNgD and RsAMErRp
OPERA GLASSES;
GOLD THIMBLEs, PENCILS CARD CASES and PORT MON
MALES, Handsomely Bound BIBLES and PRAYER BOOKS ia
French and English, GOLD MOUNTED CANES FANCY
WHIPS and RIDING GLOVES,
wshsvs also hand aud eouna faesisag our Maas
factory in ihs city, new s,yisa Of
sfLyERwARE.
such As H
TEA and COFFEE SETS WATERS
PITCHERS, eoBLETs
CUPS, ..Mus BUTTER COOLERS
SUGAR BASKETS, PRESERVE DISHES.
PUNCH BOWLS, cRuMs scRApgRs
PIE Aad ICE CREAM KNIVES FISH cAavERs
cAsEs OF DESSERT KNIVES and NUT PICKS
And variety Of similar ,uzbS USEFUL as vol a.
HANDSOME GIFTS.
HYDE & GOODRICH,
cosnsr Of Canal and Roy al streets,
d7Q 9pgt Sign ofths P.lir.n
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Low Prices
IS THE ORDER OF THE DAY AT THE
ORIGINAL SHIRT EMPORIUM,
Corner st. Charles md Canal streets,


LEIG HT0N BARBoTss.
B The most extensive assortment LINEN AND COTTON
New York. - -
LINEN SHIRTS. from Ito OK ZACH
from sl IS to 81 50 each. 75s'5
BOYS SHIRTS FINE LINEN BosoRs ii "a saeb Y ~
LINEN COLLARS 10 cents 5 cents and az een EACH
LADIES' MERINo SHIRTS AND DRAWERS Al az a, 90 Az and
% so each. = 80 =
GENTLEMEN's FURNISHING GOODs.l
MERiNo oNhER SHIRTS, 81 90. 81 as 81 oAnd % CO.
MERiNo DRAWERS, si 90, 81 R5, 81 rs and % co. ~=
COTTON UNDER SHIRTS, from 50 cents to 81 IS each,.
COTTON DRAWERS. from rs cents 10 81 80 eaeh
MERINo SOCKS. from IS to "a per do4sa
WOODEN SOCKS, from % 50 to 81 per dozen.
NECK TiAs 30 csuta 60 cents, rs cents and 81 each
BLACK ITALIAN cRAvATs s 81 49, 81 80 and Al 5s sssb
SUPER BLACK SILK cRAFATs cents cents .,a Al zach
LINEN HANDkERcHEfs Ready Hemmed a5 cents % cents 80
cents, 90 csnta and lesns each.
RED AND BLUE FLANNEL UNDER AND OVER SHIRTS
FREMEN's AND FISHING SHIRTS from 81 to % 50 saes
~ Be and End the OLD STAND for
corner 81. Charles and Canal Streets - .s
dla 1ptf LEIGHTON & BARBOT.
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Fall and Winter Clothing.
T. sTRINGER & co,

II dIHE sNEIW wv NHEGH eHVNHhAHNBs
F. sTRINGER & co.
,4#za%z+@ NO. 90 CAMP sTREET,
Ey- Are receiving atyleso Of
FAIL AND WINTER GOODS,
FOR GENTLEMEN's WEAR.
Super Black and Fancy Coiored Cloth
FRoCK and DRESS COATS,
OFFICE and BUSINESS COATS,
oYERcoATs PALEToTs
Asrge variety French English Plain Fancy
CASHMERE PANTS;
SILK and VELVET VESTS;
CASHMERE DRAP DOR VESTS;
Rick Figured SILK SATIN SCARFS CRAvATs
JoUvIN,S KID GLOVES; 5a ~
UNDER GARMENTS HALF HOSE of SILK, hiERlNo FLAN
MEL, COTTON, stc.; #
SUPER LINEN COTTON stItnTs
well msde;
SOLE LEATHER TRAVELLING TRUNKS of
manufacture. nj adp9m
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no ttse If arsaishtsg Store,

HO tese FMT9sish&ag Store,
IS and rs CAMP STIEET
Ley Determined to reduce Stock Coda hereafter sell
for cash at lower prices hsn before city,
waat Of following artelss will do well toAll
auEENsWARE GLASS and CHINA gAaE;
BOHEMIAN WARE;
BIRMINGHAM WARE;
RICH CHINA VASE, and
FINE sILyEE PLATED WARE,
PARLoR and HALL LAMPS
and GIRANDoLH
RICH TEA TRAYS and WATERS, in setsb single;
FINE TABLE CUTLERY and
HOUSEKEEPING HARDWARE; @
ENAhELED. ind HOLLOW WARE
BRITANNIA. PLANIsHED TIN and JAtAyNED WARE;
WOODEN WILLOW WARE;
FEATHER BUSTERS;
BRUSHES, Of all kinds
PAPER HANGftGS and BORDER:
DOOR aATs
WINDOW CoRNICEscoRDs and TAssELs
CURTAIN BANDS and CURTAIN PINS.
n9a 2dpn MILLER, AgRIs & WALDO
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-12-29

CANCERS CURED Frazee has the honor
public prepared of this
disease; and he will GUARANTEE A CURE IN EVERY CASE,
be ssously Affected Eyenths.
may relief Those afflicted with Caneercus
affections visit Dr. Consultations and adyeefrs
evidence 81 his sincerity ANA his confidence IN Of
Treatments will Of Cancer
sened charge until tie patient cured Patients
cured without The OF tbs knife Twenty Dolarssen
packages OF she CANCER SPECIFIC. with fol-
dirsesicns for uss. address DR.FRAzEE.
anil sp1y Office, s8 st. Charles ar
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FANNY FERN.

tits romance without felton, and every character IN
trofnced il drawn from life, not from imagination The
nsrnne Ruth Hali,,is Fanny herself The principal
shown up lii the volume the authors nearest
4 2
feeling than unmgatsd disgust Her father Nathaniel
Wlis Of Boston, under the name Of Mr. Eet, is rep
resented as sold cruel csnting, nisery hypocrite who
would occasionally and grHdsingly toss big famshng
daurffar dollar he would toss starting dog bone
s1a 81 W nv he
ccwardy fop miserable time server, whose
God Is Fashion who recognizes emily the drawing room
side of human nature and who sympathisa only with
sorrow In satin Her fstherin-aw and mother-in-law
are aso as aespcabie specimens Of Puranica
bisotry, cruelty and hypocrisy. IN. X Mirror.
We have copied the language Of 2 Nov York
paper concerning g Ruth Hall, q book just
published BY Fanny Fern, and expected to en-
ioy u circulation equal to Fern Leaves
Il The wide, wide World, \ & Sunny Memories z
q Ida May Il and other fashionable female ro-
mances. 6 Ruth Hall I is not a fiction, how
ever. We are told By al editor who had the
strength and stomach to peruse it that it is 9 a
romance without fiction which means, We
don't exactly know what. It is drawn from
life, and IT'D chief merit is the savage manner
III which 1t cuts up the authdress's father,
friends and family. Il is one growth Of the
Woman's Right movement in the North
We confess, in ourselves, an extreme dislike
to the manner IN which the woman has unsexed
herself and Published to the world her feelings
Of vengeance and venom toward her own father,
brother, father in-law and mother Law. ri
Is one Of tho results Of the woman -righta doc
trine; for true womanhood ID retiring, domestic
and forgiging, not public, pretentious and re-
vengeful, as this creed makes hef. Fanny Fern
has written some very pretty eketches. and
given to the world some very touching pictures
Of Lie, but this present publication ought to be
enough to deprive her 81 once Of all her acquired
lanrels She has proved herself defamer, d
slanderer, b traducer Of her own dead father,
and we much fear falsifer Of the truth.
book like this may possibly sell. In the pres
ent unhealthy and morbid literary appetite of
our people, raciness is almost all that is needed
to win success in authorship. Witness the for
tune Of half q hundred modern books Of less
average ability, concerning subjects Of no
earthly interest or Importance Uncle Tom,
wide, Wide World, the Lives Of Barnum and
Greeley and Wikof.
We have spoken very favorably Of sFanny
Fern heretofore, thinking that she wrote from
her own heart, and that the sentiments she en-
tertained were the same with those she ex-
pressed Inasmuch. however, as We wish no
sister Of ours to write as she has done Of
her brother and father, nor no female relative
to show toward us the ferocity she has displayed
toward her nearest relatives, We take occasion
to censure this book that might initiate such a
possibility Il would be with difficulty, for the
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RRAN LODGE There will be Re suar Meeting Of this
Lodge Fellows Hail. Room No THIS EVENING al
O'clock All members will please be present ~ there will b. an
election BY the Grand Commander d1sap
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