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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
DRESN GOOns.

The besi assortment in the County, such Hs Black and ColorHd Aferinoes. do do Parameitas, Persian Cloths, some new style of plaid T. p. llns, Mnuslin DeLaines, Dcbages. Ginehams, Be-, &c., &c. ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
For saloi
IF TUE LATE JENSE 1llNE

THE FARM or TUE LATE gReSE HIVE q beih.em, containing about l3i ncren 6l " landi au iylng ingetheT. ai q suitably divided lnss meadow, plOw. pasture and timber lnud-- SAn . good empply of rh,lice RFnlied fruit Ii Ims en it good twa-atOry nausr, a large Barn sno @sneI netnuiidinae. Said farm e silHdied ur Ine wasn.ngson road, two miles n.Fihwess of hsihlem Center. Crops, stock, and Far,,inc utensils aSld with il if desired. For particulars. enquire on thc premises. or of
 HENRY B. SHELTON.
 WateTtown, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
2 Dress Goods l.

TUST received at THE GRANT. SroRe, an- CD other lot Dress Goods, such as Summer Silks Shalleys, Muslin Berages, Ginghams, Berege DeLaines, &c., &c.,, new and beautiful styles. WADHAMS.
 June 18th, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Wialstetl Raull 5 .

WEsr TWISTED. G., Sept. 19, 1854. WlHE President and Directors of this Bank I. have called Gor an instailmens of fen pet cent. on the new stock payable o9 ihe 1zlh Of October nexh JOHN c. TRACY g , CaShier.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
kSOoes ssssa Shoes.

A O. DRAOFORDy 0s W67ooF7FiIlR, kf8 Ae insl rsceisa9 tut and co4Ititlt oe6tx1z inent uf n|l kinds Of kndless Gailefe. E,.414 1H1 Shoes of nli kiadeA-ni she int61i {s&s n1d 4es1 quality, which lhs public ele rspsctiallg iusiI4t \ wcIss;'sIIlIs, Apsil sA sssl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
- NEW FALL s.. ~.g,
 MILLINERY GOODS 2

NMISS BRADLEY has Fesurned from New NA Yask with great vareiy af Millinery Goods. eonslsiing in part of Silk, Sain, Velvet snd Strasy Hats; Hat Ribbons, from le l-s % css per yard Ladies' Caps and Head Dresses !; Drrss Triumines, Collars and lnseriiones Lace Vrils, Shell Combs. Black Dress silks.
 Also, Mourning 0oods-cons sting oi Hesss Wells, Gloves, Collars. English Grape, bomoa- xine fer Dresses, 6Ee. pFicesi the ladies are invited ts call and examine o1 Particular attention paid Co Dress Making.
 EitehGsld. Sept. ee,h. 1884. 'sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
T o s "a,

nN sunday morning, l7th inst between the " Mansion House and the EpiscobaI Church. a CAMEO BREASTsPIN. Tie fimder will be suitably rewarded by calling al Mr. GEoRGE ToDDs, oD South Street, or at this office.
 Sept 18th, 1854. "22
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Notice

NDROKE Into the inclosure Of tho subscriber H0 on or about the 18th of September, a rcd STEER, supp ,sed to be two years old. The owner of ssmi Steer is requested to prove prnp- erty, pay charges and take said Steer away.
 JABESH MOREHOUSE.
 New Milford, Oct. ?, 1854. 23
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Spencer & Adams GrOcpA.ag E1paD re,s faa, paaE

- w y .l O.sV(1VV T You will find as full as their Dry Goods Gepart- ment Everything usuaiIy kept in Grocery Store, and greai deal lnnre bes.les can be found, cheap fur Cash or Farmers Produce, at theiE es,ahlshment. No. Main Street.
 Litchfield, Sept. 25 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
CennunIcalion win lls ssypirIIs..

nNE of fhe " Mediums" wss rocs6tIv put in
 D communication with tho upiFil of Doct. Franklin. ao enquire where wss lhe heek and Imasi econ0mleal place co buy DgOka, Stationery, NowupapSFu, rcIiedieals, &c. Iso1d apd distinct sss: out F-1-T-T-o-N-'s, A-s,ra.D,r. H.a-s.s... DEv,y, cea-a, 4 s'zs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
OR Q . F Rrns.

sugars oi any k;nd ,, ,, and price Teas, as good d try it; Molasses, Salt, Fish, &c. Sc. &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

1-5nlent of Silk and I.inen do. at CLOCKS. GNAlT plain, f,xed, congress, M tan and all other kinsls nf t;aiteTe.
 MEAFUY, & TROWBRIDGE. H4ENT'S French Cali, seweds and pegaed 0n B''ois for sale by M. &T. GENTS Fancy, Common, and extra Slips by M M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
] .TOs'E0lE Ecadessssy.
 The Fall T erIiA

OF this School will commence on Wednes. O day, the 30sh inst.
 Norfolk, August 2lst, 1854. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
C.aRPETEJVG. SC.

Carpets, Window Shades Floor Ma,tines, Paper Hangings. Oil Cloths, Druggets, Table and Piano Coyefs, Table Cloths, etc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
3Gafriso..

In this .el,h tit,, by Rev. Mr. Hcndricl. son, Wm. Murphy, to M iss Eleanof Carroll
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots and Shoes Of almost every kind and descrip,ivn-and room devoted entirely 10 that trade,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
zigenfs.arte .8nnuas Rereri 4f its LlrCHFlELD MUTUAL

LlrCHFlELD MUTUAL Fire NassgFMSScC l8EI1.l3
 JULY o1, I811
 By csth reed Ios Plcniiumt ta FolI. To cash paid Ior Lossts aa1 Espsns,s
 this year f45H 11 " whole smgnlis ef Cash
 reed IOg Premiums O., SIS oI ts Interest reed on Loans l,1a1 c1-~os1 e1o 5n To whole amt paid for
 Losses & Expenses S2I .0o6 67 Cash now on hand 5.05e 15s- sOtQ. .t& To amount of Premiums charged uu !he books which may be cofscssd -. ..,s ii required Gzo11o H5 Add Cash on hand S.014 IS Making the Capital Stock Of fliis C0npany as tl'is lims @z5S90 go Thsfe is not at this time any claims aRaiust ehe Compdny except Sixty dOlIara, which iut ready t0 be paid when cailed for.
 The Directors of ths conapany ars confident that the plan0t tnsurance adopted by tlein win meet with nhearty response from all inIeIIioene friends Oi the principle of Mutual Insnfences This company insure only in this state and take no risks on Mills, Clouds in stores shOpas etc., or in exposed Viilage oF city property, bng and is0lated buildings, and their Conlents--ef which not more than. esO00 will Be incurred gn. one risk.
 
 difference should arise between the pafiies ell such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county, each party relectsng one, and n case they do not agrees . third person shall be chosen. and the award Of all, or any tive of them, shall be final and conelusive. officers of tlae COs1aapNHw. ]. q. BECKWIfH. President, OLIVER G0ODTVEJv.Tr Treassss ~. JASON WHI7LNG. Secretary. s !. s ' s45 iis .s
 DSreceOs.s. !; jasos s sESKM5n wflgTiNa AIS, s YN HgyIs spor OLIVER GOODWIN !. DAViDC. Cs sANFORD SETH P. BEERS. ROBBINS BATTELI.
 STEPHEN DENYING. N
 SHELDON OSBORN of Har V intUii,
 General Agent. \
 AGENTS OF THE COMPANY. Lcnian w. Cutler, Watetiowni DahiaI s. Brinsmade, Washington; David C. Sanfcrd. New Milford Rufus Taller, IT, Kent {; Richs: ard Smith, Sharon Frederick Kellogg, Corn. walt; Joseph, |. Gaylord, Goshen ]; William. Nj. Burtail, Canaan 1; Donald J. WaFuoF, Ealsl isbury s. ID. Norahway, and John Ds&sll, Norfolk Henry Jones, New ElastInsd - George D. Wadhams, ToHingion Lewis Smith, Harwinton; John c. Ambler, Bsihlemt John Abcrnethy and George B. Forest. yvood- bury David c. Whiulasey. New Presiop Reuben Rock well. Colchfook, John tiins. dale, ,Winsiod; s. Y. Si.Jolln, New Canaan ] l E. Talmadge, Plymouth N #s. .a Pcrsons wishing. to gstthsir buildings in. snred can apply to either of the Agents, or ss
 J. c. BEcKwiTH. Presidsn.. JASON WHirtkc, Secretary. Litchlieid, July 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
CROCK FRY,

Pavticnlar attention paid 10 the selection of this article, and good assortnient constantly kept onhand and at prices as low as can be bought ssewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

At Court T Psob1fe holden Gs 1'ovsiagfons
 svithin and Jor the District Of 7orfisgten, ea
 the l0tk doy ef AagEsf, A. b. 1854. s
 Present, llENRy s. BARBOUR, Esq, Judge.
 On motion ot Richard w GvisWold and Ssans ly Griswold, Executors on inc es.aie Of THAI DEUS GRlSW OLD, late of Tofrington, wi:hs in said district. deceased! This Court doth de. cree that six months from this date be allowed and limited i1i the creditors OF said estate e exhibit their claims against the came 10 the said executors and directs that public notice be given of lhIs order by advertising in newss paper published in Liichfeld county, and by posing . copy thereof on the public sign pest in said town of T0frinkton, nearest the plaee. where ihe deceased last dwelf, z
 Certified ffUn. Record,
 IT HENRY 6. BARBOUR. 1ndkaz
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
DRESS TRKyvEyNKyvGS.

Velvet Ribbons of all widths; Gimps and Ribbons of all descriptions tor trimming of tho talless etyles, Buttons, Cords and Tassels, Silks tor Linings &c., &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Wanted

wanted For which Cash CT G.,ods viii Dc rnid, attic highest market prices Butter, Cheese, Potatoes, Winter Apples, Lumber, &c. &c. 22
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

EXTRA double plated Silver Forks, as
 H As. BALDWlN'S. TDORT MONAlEs and Ladies Card Cases. E al A. & BALDWIN'S. ENlNELY wrought silver Cake BaAkeis, at M A. s, BALDWIN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

NEW GOODSy Spencer $ Adams HAVE just Feeei.ed at their new Store in LII Man St. tnext door west Of the Mansion House. J an exlensiye assoTtment0f
 p DIR N e Q Q ID . Which they have purchased in New York, and which they will sell at low prices. for cask or produce. Their assortment is an extensive one, consisting in part of
 Carpetings. Floor Oil Cloths, Broadcloihs, Cassinaeres, Sa.inelis, Flannels, b!eached Skees. ines, Blankets, Bed Spreads, Linens, Vestings &c. &c. geE E5
 Black Silks, Fsehch Merinocs, Paramettas, Alpaceas, Mousliu De Laines, Ginghams, Prings, Co'ions, Brown Sheetings, WOrsled and Blanket
 They have n large assortment of Housekeep. ing Dsy Goods which will be sold very cheap.
 Having made arrangements for keeping the laIgest aud best assortment of Goods in any country Store, inc ladies and all others interested will a0 well 10 call and examine our sgUck of Goods teiure purchasing elsewhere. ss
 0cr Remember the Store, No. Main St. SPENCER & ADAMS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
MOURNING GOODS.

Particular attention given in the selection of Black DeLaines, Mourning Ginghams, Eng. llsh CraPes, Mourning Weeds and every thing wanted ol this kind oi Goods. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

Over 100 900 Bores sold ;n 5 nontks!
 DEvINEs COMPOUND
 PITT c 1T l. Q Z H " q D.
 THE GREAT REMEDY IS AT LAST DiscovERED, For Colds Coughs, Whooping Cough Group, Asthma and ConsumptiHn. CERTIFICATES of Cdrss iiiay be found in the circulars, and the world r chsllenaed ,o pro osns oSes sIsn ,s css"o so .ns .s
 Manufactured by s. D. FULLER & co.
 fta Wilson lane, Boston, Mass.
 For sale by A. C. SAITH, Liichield; Wm ReDne, genefal wholesale agent for New Y0Fa, the weslefn middle and southern States. Sold by druggists and mefchatiis generally throughout the country; also, by the nianuiacturers, No:,AA WANTED immedia .ely. by the subscribss, w two first.faie TAILORESSES. in york in sss,. sss sssS ss.s, issa. T. H. hiohAADss ss
 Flour j! Flour |! A SUPERIOR article of FLOUR, in eighth. "A qnarier, and halt bi.l Bags; also. in Barrels warranted 10 give satisfaction in :ye.y IssIgges. "s.c, ia. 'so William Patton, BOoEselier. Bookbinder. Stationer. and General Agent for fhe varioas Nag0zinss. NeWspcpers. 6e.
 ARCADE, WATERBURY. CONN. The Best Work Yst PabllsheA Roa . Farmers, Gdrdeners. Fruit GrOiDefs and Florists.
 Waring's Elements of Agriculture. 2s5 pages. lsmo. Price 75 eenis. MR WAafas: Alter perusai of your manns script, feel authorised in assuTing you that tur the nse of young Farmers Snd Schoolsyour Book is supeFioT to any ether elementary soTk exiant JAnEs J. MArEs. Ed. Workiag Farmss.
 ss believe copy Of this Book in every family in the UnIon woald speedily add at least ten per cent. per acre io the poorest of our sol.
 fioRAcE CREELY.
 For sale by VIM PATTON, Arcade, Waterbury, Conn. PS-Ten copies 0f ihs above work win be | sent to one address fog Six DsIIars.
 SslS ". r sNOeGee.
 A IL persons indebted so the subscriber on I A. Ihe lss day of gnly ore expected ;0 pay | gheiP accounts immediately
 l ear A word iO tho wise is snliieienl. + A. c. BRADFORD.
 wOleot.viIls. Auguss als,, 1884. IEDRoADwAY TIES gOr Lsdiss. and al c.hsr D kid Welss, toE sale ey M@I
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
.% "A M M1 @ .

! 200 Casks Of Nails. iron, the smalles. to six inch Spikes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Cotton Goods,

Sheeeings, Shirtings. Ac., &c.,. of almost every description. 's
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
FALL FASHIONS,

TItSTfeceived at the Tailoring Is,abIishmen O of T. IT. RICHARDS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Over 100 900 Bo1es sold in 5 mtontks '!
 DEvINEs' COMPOUND PITC R E Q Z H " q E.

WANTED immediately, by the subscriber, w two first.raie TAILORESSES. i0 work in she Shop. . T. II. RICHARDS.
 Sept. 26ih, 1854: p
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
XilliMIii E3affdn,

Bookseller. Bookbintler. Stptioner. and General Agent for hs varioas
 Nag0zinss. Newspapers. Ge.
 ARCADE, WATERBURY, CONN.
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TO THE PHYSICIANS or VIRGINIA,
and 10 nil who usc Liquor :,s "a Mcdi-
CiRc OF ~ Il RcXcrnrc.

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a. W., ~, l,a l,i''s,1'' I" "'l'f " o
- 20" a. "' ~ ~ - u a.
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l''',' ~ '"' 'i''''' ""o'9 ,'7 :" VIM
& " - e '''"'Y i'e l'lnu,"os
49, On ""'n 'tn'l1s III every h''' o liquor 'l't'ea
~ ''' "','sn = ''3' ''''' " '"' "e' pid
~ cement ''i''@ '"uR" ''t',' an" "'o'nh
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~ p''''' ~ M '"'1' "h''''ns '''' ',',' t'''
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'5'il"' 81, ~ 9ull'sf heretofore u7'd pht WIN
,''nt3'S nEhi'r' m'i' Y4I',e, nf3nuilc ma mo
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REMOI Al.

-Qlhe subscriber. h,vins remoeel Ia hia new Store,
w door, above hs old srand mud three doors south
IN Nam and Mat~et su"rt-, is prepnrrd offer in.
dnremenis To persons purchasing all kind. of b ugs
Medicines, faims, OILS Dye, Window Glnss, rulty,
Pert 4mrry, funcy Articles &c. x.
Tins storr i, 02 frctderp, Abch will ennblc him 10
kc"Pn much lareer st"ch rhho usual Particular ntfcu
tion will be tid Ia all orlrr-. Prc-rripti He'd Mt
nh hou and from cxucirace Of more than 30 yrnr4
he Atier himself that he III be abb 10 furnish only
such medicines II. ate pure mi rrf1ier. All the
fn,gae"uncal Preparations made a lhey appear in
tn Medical Jourin-.
MUSIC SALOON.
The secofst stony VIII 7-eJ n Mu.r Saloon whore
he has now and vii kr'p .uppy - tho~e tuy c-I-
ebrated Worli~ fur Lou,iot) l'rru Pnru. Al
klpIs Of Aq-ir uad Mu-cn Il-irumeli1 furnished to
order I'i.Hrr 80 trauce Ia tn Snoon the allry.-
Nlsjtrrs vii please ing t.e loo. hrl
K. LYMAN, Bank Squire.
sca# -dg9InU tr
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hlsll EmGRNNrs GmxG npNE.-rhc ship
i.'rfndnanslt, sailed from New ork, ON Monday.
i'r Liverpool with about 10 passengers, chiefly
'mlSrant' from England and Ireland, returning
To 'her iathrr=hnd. The ships Lucy Thomas,
Tor Liverpool, and tie American Eagle, and the
LONDON, Tor London, are also ready for dcpar-
'r'e Win an aggregate of about 2OO passengers
OF the same character.
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u al ofa4 Old Merchant

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. - Ia INNS =. Cone n
wei known and highlye>tremea merchant of our
CITY dlrd tia, morning, ut his residence. i'm the
a :, year oi has age h. deceased originated
the celebrated 'Gopr's Line II i..rn,,5 ,,aal
ct sl1f,,s,al f,r The la.t fifty r,ar. has iescr.
'"dl, lfietI high position ia this eit,.
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Escape from the 'Sisterhooda at Emmittsburg
Md.

We find the following statement in the Fred
erick (Nld.) Examiner:
Miss Josephine Bunkley, novice, who had
not completed her probation, escapsd from
the Sisterhood at Emmittshmg, about 3o'clock
on the morning of the 10Th instant. Size is the
daughter of Joseph Bunkley, of Norfolk. Va,
Protestant who took her under his protection
through this city, Wednesday last, on their
way home The circumstances of Miss Bunk
leyS unlawful detention aud escape thcrcfrum,
detailed to several of our citizens by her faith
er, were Us follows: Since becoming IA novice.
she has been doing duty at st. Joscph's Semina-
~, : teacher of music, &c., for the last ten
months. Some months since however, she re-
pented for her connection with the Ssterhood,
expressed IL desire to return to her home, and
wrote to her father to that effect. That letter
was torn up before her eyes, and she com
PEELED to write in different strain, declaring
her satisfaction and cpufeafnent with her situu-
ton.
This last mentioned letter deceived her father;
while the reception was confirmed by having all
his letters to his daughter returned unopened
Aware, at length, that She was prisoner Miss
Bankcy determined to escape, and on the morn-
ing above named, succeeded in etfcctng her lib
erty, by climbing through IA sash over the door
and thence into Il yard Her movements were
overheard by the Waterman, whose vigilance she
eluded by conceang herself behind ii tree As
soon as the Waterman turned away she fed
Alone, stranger, in the night, and dressed in her
noyice's habit and black cap, this poor terrified
girl escaped over the rough country, ten weary
miles to the village of Crragerstown where, on
inquirine for the stage house she was directed to
Stevens Hotel. She Immediately made known
the circumstances of her case to Mr.. Charles
Stevens. the landlord, and demanded his protec-
ton, which was promptly accorded, and in Miss
Grimes, relative of Mr.. Stevens, she found II
faithful nu al ,runtla pnufi6apt and friend Hnr
next step was 10 write to her father who, upon
receipt of her letter, came without moments
delay to her rescue. Miss i. about Is years
of age very accomplished and beautiful young
lady, speaking several languages and is IA supe
ror musician.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

MOVEMENTS ~ THE NAyY.-A naval CORE
spondcnt of the SoathSide Democrat writes 10
that paper from Norfolk, that he has intelligence
from superior officer of the Navy that orders
have been issued to prepare and fit for sea, with
all pc ssible dispatch, two first class sailing line
of battle ships and eleven first class sailing fri
gates, one first class frgate and ten first
class sailing sloops of war, two first class paddle
trigates' and two second class paddle irigates
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LATE NEWS 81 THE NAILS.

Foreign PaP.rs ~ The Steatecr Caaadila-vo
Commercial 1dricts.
BosroN; Nov. 2ed, 9o'eloek, T. M.-The on
" Foreign papers Pcr steamer Canadian. which
arrived at Portland last night. and which have
reached here. are the London Morning Chroni-
Gle, Of the 9th, and the Liverpoo Mercury Of the
9TH inst. They contain nothing additional eth
or commercial nj political, 10 the dispatch for
warded from Portland this morning.
No commercial circulars were brought by tho
steamer, IL She sailed from Liverpool at noon Oh
Tuesday md the regular srni weekly Circular,
are not published till Tuesday evening This
will account t"rthe absence Of the Usual summn-
ny of the Liverpool markets
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BY TELEGRAPH,
Telegiaphed foi the Daily Vitginian
AHi.isAL OF TIL HERMAN.
EUROPEAN INrELLIaHNGH
The Markets

The Markets
NEW-lo Nov. = It'll.
The Hermann has arrived. Her news was
anticipated by the Canada The lighting con
tlnued m the Crimea. Accounts disagree ms 10
the losses.
Lord Palmerston IS on visit to Paris ON an of
he'ai mission concerning the policy of France
and England in case of AN attack on Cuba by the
United States.
Mr.. Soule Is in Paris on his way 10 Bordeaux.
The French Government in withdrawing the
prohibition intimatcd that no disrespect was in
intended 10 the United States and that the refusal
was made merely ON personal grounds.
THE MARKETS.
RlCHMoNp, Nov. 2lth-Flour is held at 80 p.
No sales. Wheat prime red is Il %; White,
So
Corn, 80 TO s2d cents.
BALTIMORE. Nov. 2lth.-Four, Howard st,
So. Wheat and Corn are five cents higher
NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-Four is unsettled,
Southern 1857 to $3.50
Whentis hrmer.
Corn is trihc higher, yellow % cents to 81.
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,SgOlP NJ fhP NOrih

SARATOGA, Nov. - We had IL snow-storn
here this morning, and the snow now i, inches
deep. The sleighing is good
BANGOR, Nov. -. 1t has been showing here
all the afternoon, but there Is no ice a. vet.
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Groceries for Fall Trade.
WILLS, LEA N REEOWNLEE

AVE IL store, aud are IA ~ receiving
1000 bnrrl. Surlr ut al Pr1tlcs
800 bug Rio Lnap,rl au1 Jl#n Colre.
80 mod q, = RICO, mi santa Cs Sugar
30 la an,cnisado and I Z holasses,
100 bis Muas-es, common 10 prime.
50 " Port md S,luo
6o1 boxes Candle. ( -perp.ndnmantin"s tnllow
75c bae- Drop orJ Buck Shot
2aG0 kea- Anls vnlious brands
40 Dbl, Noya Seuin Cut aud Gros. Hcriags,
100 North CAoliua Cut md Roc do.
900 -nrA- i.P nad q Suit
i1o r,p, Mexican and Peruvian Guauu
~ iies " sstetn Bacon (.ides aud -hondeis)
Ion toe, lron S"eels, Amcr. Ilan.d < Eog sh,
do Gnstinsz,
ia Grind S,opc..
WILLS. LEA & BROMLEY.
July 27-dRrt- ~ frter burg,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1854-11-25

Lynchburg u duly and weekly newspaper 10 be cll,l
The Lynohburg American
1t is designed To nuke II he American" n corre,,
faithful and attractive chronicle Of passing events II
tins end its conduct will be intiusied To corps of o.
fcient editors both resident nnd correspondinr
In questions Of Sate and Federal Politics. .Fh,
American Will not profess To passive neutrality
IA the province o the newspaper press oud am dr.
icct public opinoni and thut journalist who neeIci
this province is wanting ia essential particular
But il notifying nc that this high pre- alive Ina.
been pro~ttuted to the purposes of pa,ty that 1art
cn md party measures have been supported regardless
of their merits. The publishers OF The American"
proposing TO avoid the nspidity of neutrality on the
hnnd aud the evils of parfyism the other design
the publication Of polotcaHy independent joarnaI
It's proper, however TO observe that the undersen-
ed have watched with interest amounting to solicit
tude the in favor oi American party war.
ring with the Influences which foreigners unfortunately
exnrt over our national destiny These movement
founded as they sound principles ought to be en-
outraged mud promoted by every friend of his coun-
try Thus impressed, shall honestly cast in their ia
vor, Whatever influence THE American may gain
Here my oppose the wishes of many intelligent and
patriotic Americans. But Union of duty and MI
riosm requires from us the support of american mn
e1Pes and american PATRIOTS; uni fate our Give.
That tins opinion Is not the persuasion al an excted PIT
JUDGE, but the conviction of dehcraion
One ct the chief and primury objects e The Lnder-
sigaod. is In make The American iirsliiy - ~ I'll
in nnme, neOspopcr- Journal wi ct will Lacf lis
renders well aud accurately ad vised Tie hsior, n lie
Zines, commecial and political, foreign aud domestic.
To execute this purpose Il be the object of o. un-
stunt aud active efforts.
The American will be published an 81 bef a, TIN.
first o. February next. The daily will b. printed nnn
sheet "a inches by Sc inches the size OF The ~
burg Virginan'-tnd furnished to subse ribers PEE
auuum, payable in adyal The weekly will he pub
I-hed like sheet, and furnished to subsc ib,> at
- per annum, PAYABLE in advance.
KELITA B. TowNLty.
JOHN w. TOWNLEl.
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