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New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

sTNTEscEs on coEyIcTIos FoR coUsrrRFEIriso.
John Brown alias Joseph Ierltage Charles Clark alias
Chse Watson; and James bowers found guilty on rnedsy o. os
uerne OF counterfet money wvrs
brought Up Ahera bsf remarks ftom hs jadss
Brown be imprisoned 10 the State Prison Tor Tee
hne OF 5; Watson nine years and bowes sevss
yebIs sud pay each tpe OF 81
DECISION on PIEADfsGs.
Horace VI Day the New England Car sptns Compspy
Order denying motion 10 strike out pleas denied
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

P.r.t FALL-Coroner Hilton yesterday held mn in
Quest, at No GIG Cheuy spon ss body ot ,hsi.s' han'
native ireland II years of age sho e,, p. e oa '
Mouisonsrys The deesassd "" 'Ap s.'p"e's 10 hs
sr,le, of Nj Peter MeSanaa, ana lived VITA h rsfsus '-
Cl,y.t The CorvneTs Jury rssdsss 's'd' d Aesas"s
n..tL
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

Rrs OyrR.-Wm Carnle n lAi oishi Ioara ~ age, ws'
run over on Tuesday night By the tsAdsf ~ H-r N.'.ss hs
aud had thigh boten besdfs 'as"es ''". ~sf We ."
t.ksl Il The fss.ssa.s VI h psess ~ ." sfrsslh'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

ASorHTR DEATH FROM fAtt-itenri"hs h""ni
ehd two ,r.s Of AZ. ye.sfdsy aeasH. M as-s h.-s mA.
~ .t.,. he rederee parents No si Ws- tth eel
wa. sluo instantly killed C0fonsf open1s Lsi ." '"i--s
uton the bcdy
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11
SUPREME COURT-Before Judge CLERKs-Ar CHassxRs
HEALTH OPTfCFR.

aunF him the books and Of the Of
fee dpossc Morris from the Office Of Health Ohes
Grsnfed and Dr. directed hand books and &c
On the petition of Stephen A. Lee Reference grante'
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

ANOTHER FArAL AccIDssT.-An inquest was held yes
t.rds, by Coroner wubem a. tho New fos Hospital uPon ~
1870 Iohn Gar. ireland IS Of sac Who an IN
sSh u While wofk board the Caiore shP Ene'oa h, en
- h ... espshi m the m.hne and terribly efnshed and ~
t..ul, IN ued lie died Yesterday at the Ns- io
Ur,i u the Effects u thssc nlur The ieessed lived
No 5lI Nes and hss len family The JafF teAassa '"
IT, dental deofh
New-York daily tribune., 1854-05-11

The officer alluded to in Mr.. Archers card, IN Wednes
days TRpusE as refusing arrest man charged win
picking pockets informs that no request or statement O'
the kind was madethat he with other officers, was re-
turning from the fire in Chrystiest and none OF them
hoard or saw anv reasonable cause for making any arrest
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
Fall Goods /.

THE subscriber has Just returned from New
York, with fun and choice assuftnent OF q GODS
in his line Of business, adapted to The apprOa CHI
ngseasJl--comp Using everythi' !, vhichisnew
aud desirable in style that the etafiords, IN
g. Cloths, Cassineres aud HeSEia0s -
4 Having laid in an unusu illv large and varied
assortment 0t Fall Goods, he IL prepared to acc
comnlodatc the public with everything in The
Clothing Line at short notice, and IN the most
reasonable terms. ..s sst
His sleek Of Cloths il decidedly the Largest
eve brouohtissto this nlarke his ass Ntmentis
unusna III complete and he viii aim 10 keep well
supplied with goods suitable 10 the sea son, Cas-
all abe ias,w stRloe may be found nj
his Emporium, and splendid assortment OF
Black DJeskns. CassimeTes,d &c Also, Vestings
IA choice lot Of fancy anl black Silk and Satin.
and what he considers the most elegant LOT Of
fancy Silk Veivets and Plush Vestings.
These Cords will be made up in q, style OF
workmanship not surpassed, and perfect ils in
all cases guaranteed. NffsSts s ~
Eiis stock Of READY-MADE CLOTHING
ID thelargest in this vicinity, and all tastes can
be fitted on the m ,st reasonable terms. Besides,
An endless Variety Of Furnishing Goods, ts.
embracing large assortment nf Shirts, Collars,
Stocks, Ties, Crayats, Soarfs, Cloves, Gauntleis.
Hosiery, under Shirts and Drawers, Suspenders,
IIandkerchiefs, &c.&s. s45aE ~
{ 1 believe in the m kim that Goods well bpMght
are already half sold. lf any article which sell
should prove defi,ient.i pledge myself 70 nuke
il good, ii notified by the purchaser. As lexpect
to buy ior cash, have decided to adopt the cash
svstem az far as practicab!e--and no account
will be permitted lo stand over six months
EF Cutting done AZ short notice. 3fa
Il Fall and Winter Fashions lnat received.
.fa NO 7. II. RICHARDS. a
!" Sept. 18th. 1854. taF@'aaa 1,a 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

AnEaIc&S DIPLcMArs IN EuRoPE.-
Ths Paris correspondent Of the National
Iptelli9encer says:
al cannot tell you how genera is the
dislike to Mr.. Soule S conduct. Even The
Red Republicans in this country appear
70 approve If The course Of the Govern
ment towards him. and all other classea
decidedly so. The United States and our
people have. in the last year or two, lost
easls. In Europe to mot humilialing de-
gree. Our diplomat corps are without
respect or consideration. and have crea,
ted disgust all over Europe. and our
name has become offensive, not to the
7soeeSeigns only. but with the people.veS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
new IN Goods V','
: x .VnIen,3;J Ixeor f,,,p,,F

n bae "A Splendid 41ssortpsept anras3 4
6NF Gent's and Ladies Dress Goods and
~ Trimmings of all descriptions, for sale
very low, consisting in part VI ~ Eti.fSy
i2pieces French seriiloes and Iafaniettas "
sery 50sD. St4ktFtal5 al aisi-yssHN
40 pieces French and American plain and iigs
hred, fancy and mourning Muslin DE Eaines aud
DsBaizes- cheap. Black andscosoredsAlp accas
and Popllns. black and colorcd p!aiD, striped and
plaid DRESS SILKS
II 100 pieces fatce and mnefnlng Ga lcoesand
heavy Ginshams BrocHa, 'rhihel and Cashmere
sSHAwLs Robroy wool long Shnwls; Carpets,
Flaniiels and Sheetinas. Ableueied and brown,
ready .madc ClothingA Ovefcoats, Coats Vests,
Parts, Stirts,undef Shirts and Dtawefs; Civths,
Ca ssilnerrs, Salinet,s and Tweeds, Linens.
Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, SseI white Muslins of
iall descriptions, silk and velvet Dress Trimmings
10 any quansitys Np .asa
&c, ,Pred,tce mantsd In gayo.sii.s .srsasg M
" " Shirts, Wrappers aud Ora wers given out
10 be- made up, in any quastt 1, dss;rs; !, I, MI
II Ltehiielj, Oct. 9th, 1851. ,.,3,. ,.ss VI "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
Make way. fsr Fall Goods!

n AM now selling and sill oliersiur ,sslesfor
the next Tkiyfg nRyf my entire clock AZ
Spring and Summer Goods hi cost and leas than
cost. Among them can Sc found Lqss ef REM
nanfs DeI.afnes, Muslins and Calico. which wi III
Bio evId 81 pgiees 10 suit plrchaeers. Friends.
cal and see me ft ron would like 10 hay bar
gains. .assA.aGs BRADkQRDs .sss
~ ECEIvED al BRADFaRp'sa oss IT ekean
4 Ii Goods, selling low lOE Cask or Easkesxe.
500 Papes cahsihs, II siahaacaps ana I,ISiIi.
cheap Is BRADFORD'S in Wocoilville@
SitASEiss 4sOsprins 'shawls % j ezkis,Iids
- az ERADF0R DE-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
] S,l N0rthWaY go Cd.

WKT OULD respectfully inform the citixehsOf
wv Ssoanh NeffJlk andgienaity1t has ihsy hate
lust returned from New York vii he frll esyagts
nscnL al Go0dssuitnh tor The epnMIk ana
mo tired of showing theiT Goods and alwnYa
&re5dV q SslIl rK0if Goods ha yeA ll been boneht
fra CASH. and mMssssen ii Erslt W. soA pNder9
their old mottu, sizis y A. 1an,be; AixpeHee ~
better lhaIil IL slow sh Hing aaula ssasiiak
They fully believe iha, they are new pFepAsedN
Ia sella as l0wtas aAy.0f tleif neighbvrsA either
Dry Gdods GfoGeres. Ef0Gkery Or IIkfdWdte;
NJ Ieast they would invite allio give them call
They hive 4 iarpe stock Of old DeEaines whicir
they win sell tes leu sas they are Goods gesiiusss
Batter. Cheese,h Wood, IIsinidcls BAfk. &S., /.
ST.. wanted iii exchnnae Iaf Good aHa alsO ne
pariicaiur objection 10 sitde Cash to0InhcI
Tor il is neM hard Fitness Til 81 a5 tit g .
4. Flour Meal Feed, ~. constantly On hand Il
ssaI le Niorfals, cl. Avg sy s5sa ssE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

Fifty Agents ,Danfed Immediately, to travel in the
4 Western aud Southern Stafss.
STEADY employment given Tor number Of
- years 10 respectable young OF Hlddleaaged
men of practical business habits and possessed
OF good common education, &c ntlenlanly address
and who have had few years exptTiencc in
doing business on their own accounts Such men
will find il greatly>to their advantage, asst will
afford an opportunity ~ see large p0f,ion OF
the country, and at the same time earn, besides
all expenses, from 300 te $1,000 year. SoRe
Agents have earned double that amount ihe
past year. Name under the age Of - years need
apply. For full information, address (posiago
prepaid eaes sl t,slFa JACOB MONK
5qsas fff.Ee Philadelphia, Pa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

Gov. ClAnk---Ths editor Of tie syra-
eass Star. Who recently passed . day e.
Cs6nndsigua. WlssTo he vas weather.
bound. rviztrs the following:
"Duuing The fOata;ght after election,
Whsa The people Of The whole State were
aExIOusly endeavoSing u ascertain the
result. Myron II. CLARK was in his store
waiting on customers from day 10 day
as'calmly and sharply as ever. Behind
bis counter be attended to s;xpenny calls
as promptly as any OF the clerks. and tel.
egraphic dispatches. delivered 10 him
hourly. elected only glance and plea
slnt thank you"
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
EWELRY FOR THE MILLION
sra, g2essst Tat TuEr- ti.ss8t fl89f
syesC JeaCcEs.W Store sass
"A. g. RARMNTNH ,8

rs again home, heavily stocked with allthe
II latest styles aud lnust desirable patterns.
selected NTH The greafcstfcare, Persons wishing
anything in MY line should not iaifto cali and
examine my extensive assortment before going
10 the city or elsewhere. ia
Il GoLD WATunEs.-.A gold Enalsh lever, full
jewelrd and warranted, for 81 also, q. splendid
.Enelisl, patent jeweied Watch. extra tihc eases,
Tor go English patent silver w utches, with and
without bunting cases, sisveranchofs q halHt!h:g
cases, detached levers, escapements, &c, ~. si
BREAST FINS, Of every style aud quality 10 sui
the purchaser .eiss9As fstkA
EaR ACKNOWLEDGMENT Assortnisnt--
taiIfo please !.,.s 5eii53 ta@ss "a
\ FINGER RINGs-ln fact, every variety Rings,
Pins, Cuff Pins. Know Nothing Pins, Crop Pins.
Pencils, Pens, Thnmb.es, Slides, Charms, Seals,
Snaps, Chains and Spoctacles--gold. silver and
steel, at gs.fa ~ Aafi "A. IS. BALDW'lN'S! ae
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
BRTTIstEi FER xoDTCALs.
EGrlu Copies Secured. Il

n EONARD SCOTT G co. New Yors--
h continue to re-pubiish the following British
Periodicals, Wig: n M F84fE {3 s2asI e. 4
i The LONDON QUARTERLY tConseruatiue.)
2 FMS EDrSBUEeH REvIsw lWh;g.! dEa'e VI
3 THE NoRrH BRiTisH REviEw free Church
The WESTMINSTER REvrEwtL iberdL)J
$ BLAcKwooD's EDiNBUReH MAeAziNE T'ary)
The present critical state Of Eurupean affairs
will render these publications unusually interes.
ting during the forthcoming wear. They win
occupy u middle ground between the hastily
written uews-ilems, crude spcculalions and
flying runnrs Of the dally J0uTna and lhs poi.r
derous Tome ofsihes III ;nre historian. writtehl
after the living interest and excitement OF the
great POLITICAL events Of the time shall have
passed away ava, y e these psrsesss ahat
and reliable hisloty Of current events, and as
such, in addition to their WE'LL tablished liter
AIRY, scientific and stheoogical charafter. we
urge Them upon.ihe considerations Of tho reading.
public.
for lie sesSs e E1iy s Ssrs 1om IL s Ss
publishers. by which we are enab ed to place all
our Reprints in the hands Ut Subscribers aboat Is
SION as they can be furnished with the foreign
copies. Although this involves a very large OUT
lay on our part, we shall continue 10 furnish The
Periodicals at the same low rates as hereto fore,
WIZ; ~ ie.stst 5issiet-1 ell g.eask perAnn.
F,r any one OF the four Reviews $500
For any two of The four Reviews $40
For any three Of the fur Reviews 4 90
For all fur Of the Reviews ~ n 500
For Backwards Magazine 500
For Biackwond and three Reviews LOO
For Blackwoud aud the ionr Reviews 10 90
Paymenis to be made in all cases in advance.
Money current in the State where issued will
be received at par.
aaia CLUBBING. lo} 10 ssig Z
A discount Of twenty-five per cent. from ihs
abnve prices will We allowed TO Clui,s ordering
direct from L. Scott e. Co. four or more copies
Of any one ~ more VI the abpve works. Thus I:
-Four copies VI Bacisw0od or OF one Review, will
be semi 10 one address for $9i four copies Of the
lour Reviews and B!aekM oOd tor $50, and 80 on.
Pos ase.--In all the principal Cities and
Towns. these works will be delivered. through
Agents, FREE OF PosrAsE When semi by mail
the pasta ge to any part of the United Staies will
be hut I'Des'y- Fnar Gents a year for Backwood,
and but Fourtee" Cenis year for each Of the
Reviews. a.
Remittances and communications should :.
ways be addressed, ps.si-paid, d, the Publishers,
LEONARD SCOTT s co.
81 Gold Street. New York,
a1-T.. S-& Co have recently published and
have nDw lar sale, the "FARMEk'S GUIDE"
by Henry Stephens. Of Edinburgh, and the late
Prof, Norton. of Yale College, New Haven
complete IN . vols. royal octave, containing 1000
pages, II sieel and 600 wood engravings. Price
jim muslin binding. 90. 7p
This work is not The old " Book OF the Farm, !"
lately resascitaf6d and thrown upon the market.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

AIR LINE RAlLRoAD.--The Middle~
town News says that the contract for the
construction of this road has now been
transferred to- q gentleman Of long expe-
"iisnce ID railroad matters, and who pose
sesses both she meaEs and the energy TO
carry on the work TO lie early completion.
The sum Of 500. 900 has been added TO
'the subscription funds, and the promises
of obtaining other large sums IN addition
'aredeemed rs perfectly rrli ,ble. IS,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

Ata Court Of Probate holden al Lifck eid, scithin
and for the District Of Lifckfeld, on the 5fk
day Of December, A. d. 1854 ss sa5;lgs3
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge.
an motion oi Sheldon Osborne aud Augustus
" Aired Administrators on the estate of
CALEB MORSE, late Of Litchfed within said
district, deceased is ordered by this Court, that
notice be given that the Administration Account
the Probate Office in said Dislrict.on the I'd day
Of January next at 10 o'clock, forenoon. by p,ei-
ing copy Of this order on the public sign past in
said town Of Litchfeld, and by advertising the
same in newspaper published in Litch6eld.
Certified from Record 1919 iE3saE % 9Hi
80, M >4Sa CHARLES ADAMS, judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
For SaiaJl

THE FARMOF THE LATE Jesse HENE
INF BelhIem, containing about l34 acrea al
NJ land, all lying sogeIheE. q d suitnby divided
into meadow. pillow, pasture and timlFr land =
with q g1od supply Of rh0ic6 grated lfait II
has on il . good lwA-si0rv. HOUSE, d large Barn
and niher ouihnildinRe, Said farm 10 situated On
the Washington road. two mica northwest 81
Bethlesl Center. Crops. stock, and Farmling
utensils sold with II " desired. -aaSai.FS :
Fog paIticuiats. enq,iiTe on The nremiscs. or Of
HENRY b. EKKLTON,ess
WascTtOwn. Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
WgLxxW - n y
AND
DRE9SsNR AKHNG.

MISS J. q. FARNSWORru has rsiurnel
IVA tron New York, huving attended the Mil.
lmeFy opening ioE FAN Fashions IL that city. u
the S5ih Of Sepi.---and is nov rondy % Fscsivo
o.deFs oT calls from any who would like 60 ex-
anime the largest and best assortment Of Mslli-
merry aud Fancy Goods ever bF0aghl 70 this
village, and which will be- sold cheap.
Ribbons and Feathers. FFewch and American
artificial Flowers, Silks Satins and Velvess,
Mode and Dmbazine. French aud English
Grape, splendid assoTIIneuI OF needle work -
Collars, Sleeves and ChemiseTles. inscFtings and
Edgings, Chsnei and M0hair Head Dfesscss
something new OF GlUves--the best Of Kid. Silk.
W0rsted and Lisle Thread; good styles Of Dress
Trimmings, white and c0.oEed Hosiery. H0a
Linen Cambria Handkerchiefsfs F 80 cts, md
some much cheaper; Fancy Goods and Toys Of
every description; S.raws very cheaD. Ladies
please call aud examine iur yourselves. Gia
All orders Of Millinery and Dress Making
promptly executed. 49,
Rendy.made nals always on hand, and also
Mourning. T %sf4s n
-Four Doors iEest ale Court ssss; .lgesf sEaiaS.
Litchfield, Oct. 2. gts..el Aesx ~ r.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
FIRE AND WATER
. Damaged Goods 2

VTSHE subscriber having had large amount
n sOi Goods injured by asFire which occnrre:
in his Sure on Tuesday evening. 2Ist insiant--
has made sach arrangements wish the Insurance
Co. that they must be sold in a few days. They
will therefore be offered without iegari 10 value
at prices at which they will sell.
OR They viii be sold for cnsll only. isfsil +
1850 E. D. MCNEIL.
Litch6eld, Nov. 2Sth, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
n Chance 90 make .|IEOaae q.


TUSTfec' By the subscriber. for ilie fan trade,
- 4 splendid assortment 81 fine toned Piano
Ferries, Me!O1e0ns. 6uilats. Flutes with from ONE
20 eight keys. BaniJs, sramborines. Cnncertinis,
Flies. F7ageO.e.s. &c. &c. together with strings
and instruction books Tor an Instruments. An
instruments sold BY Ine will DO warranted Us
represented a sfsa ffk8 SFf rt M 4
y. -Piano Ferries: Of the best manufa ctufers
In The United States warranted 70 give perfect
satisfaction or theymay be returned al any time
within one wear and The money refunded. THIS
takes away al risk Of pafci.asers getting poor
instrument. as ! insnKe q fiFstsFaIe Piano OF no
sale The public are respectfully invited 70 call
81 the mnsic store Of IbsEPn r. SHaw, 1856 Main
SsFssl, and exnmins for themselves bsE1e puT-
chasing elsewhere. as / ani determined s0 sell
the best instruments, % be found, at the lawgAt
price, Primo foftes tuned and .EspaiHed...
Bri&sspss, Sept. 18Th. 1854 "a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

~ The New Haven Courier learns that
the y tcrneys Of Works and Conklin hay 9
received Information from the Attorney
General that the President after full
reconsideration of,heapplicalion Of their
pardon, has decided to pardon Conklir.
rand not works. II will be ,scollecled
chat they were sentenced about a year
ago to two years in the State Prison for
having engaged in forging. pension pa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

MIR. EDITOR - Owing sossie Multiplicity
w nf eares attendaml upon the elosise up Or
my business t,rg0t 20 give psff;c nofirs or lie
tiliss Of my departure from LitchlieId, and ihe
arFangemenis made for the settleniens Of III
acco1nis &c. Ibis, ilierefnre. Is 20 notify ihoss
indebted TO me. by bo1k OF note, Gl8assihey can
seitle chs sans with GEo. G. WooDRpRF, Issq
wishopi cost prior . she Lat 81 February nsxt.
wish als0 - express my deep sense 0f obIi-
CATION and gratitude 40 my MANY most excellent
friends sok iheir condolences and patronage dur<
ing my stay anong Them, and also my hearty
good wishe8 tuE theiR future happiness. and
welfare $50 CHASs VAIL.
Rochester. Dec. 8. 1884, s4saHss a. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

In Chicago.a lew days since, . man
was found hanged by The heels 10 the
top Of the fence. His afacs had turned
black and he WAS dend. While climbing
over the fence he had slipped and caught
his foot between.twj Of the picksts. In
Ills struggling 10 release himself. he had
torn off his coat and vest. The muscular
cOntrsctions all over his body were very
great. Hc had probably hung there ssy>
Grad hours.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
New Goods I.

iWE have just returned front Nes York, and
w. can now furnish al who wish with good
supply of ssy,ss ss sf.sF sss,as9
Dry Goods ssls6JI Groceries,
in great variety and on the best terms We
think there is not more than 81 . place in Litch-
field County where the desi . Tor beauty and
comfort can be satisfied with as lille money as
at our store. Please call and see us.
HEATON q NEWTON
Neuhfield, Oct. 10, 1864. ISL IN Y~1aa Ri
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
Th.s Winter Session

The Winter Session 81 4.
Fthe School under the instruction ofMisses
on Wednesday, the 9Th Of December, aud con.
tinue sixteen weeks. 70
Primary Branches, va 80 90 per quarter.
Cumia0n English, fH.a 400 Stts {
y Higher. 9i 7''' 500 a41 te2a
s Latin, French and Draw. Sigses8e
ing, each, extra, '%9 goo fsa si'os
=, Music, \" 500 "
GEFsRRNcss4-Re v b L. Swan, g Woodruff,
S P Bottles and Chas Adams, Esqs. ~ n e.
Litchfeld, Nav. ~, 1854. '~A 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
Maffieo.

= n New Milford, Nov. 9Th, John w. Adds of
LitchiieId - Jane e FerTiil Oh lie former place.
Dsc. 6th, Ackley Benedict Of Kent 10 Paulina
CFussnldn Of New Milford.
Ii Goshen, Nov. 26th, BY Rev. Mr.. Perrine,
Samuel Powers Of Litchfield to Sarah Rich
asds0n IL Goshen. Isl ~ q 88tH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

LITCnkEED INSTITUTE :
"A Ttha insinnrs a seyeFal i5isndr Of rdgra
"a ton. he undsfsiaued vii upel EcA4.A -
Monday che llth instant. IN the village. lOftnH
insirncilon Of youth u both sexes.
Tuition pcrquarer-Df eleven weeka e
n Primary Branches, sirs - -
Common Englisl do. 49,
s Higher Branches, - & D.
49, Lain and Greek Il Go f.
Students can be iilIsd for College, f5r Teach
ing, OF pnrsulng professional siudles. =
As,ron0ay will be taught blythe aid Of Mas-
tisons Chars. Il ase,sf es4 ,tg4 D.i.sHies
With an acquaintance rs student with some
Of the hest insltuti.ns of learning In this cnnn-
try. and an experience OF fifteen years as teach.
er the nndeSsigned halieFs himself lIai lse shall
be abe TO give satisiact ion TO those who ni4y
favor him with their ra'ronage. EEF
JOHN .KILBOURN, "A, ~, Principal.
Litchfield, Dec 5h, 1851. lA.El kfllM
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

Reference in regard to The Real Estate. r. 7.
visscsgR & Co. Real Estate Brokers, New York.
0.deFs. tposi paid with maney xegelosed:s y be
sos Roadway n. ~. u
~ The Eneravings ii The CaiaIseas afsnsv
ready fJT delivery. Ase -
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

h& STYLES silk HAIRS; Fur, Scal Otter hnd EoAeysg
CAPS ne " fashion Silk and Cotton Plnsif Captjs#
Gynir, 4 Mario Aa,s. Mems and Reks Kpssffh
and White and Back Wool Hrs. i. syake
CIoih Caps: Childyen's Fancy lIats hnd Caps ~
Ency L.c olard and C0on., and BiiB "a pbesy
Fitch aid Mountain Martin Veto: ineE lhlttn1$
ton do Imitation Sable and Eofty d. sE s.ttlay1
Squirrel do; Chldysgs v,esotines ana Sp!ls 3
gEsn Gloves, Gent u A md 10y 81 ythiIsR ~
uaunlv found III II torres III lIs all of when
VIII be sold ct small ADVANCE I, rem c1ss
r.ilchfeid. ocf, 80. 1854 N n u
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

a MALE TEACHER iswansed CIR the lllh
"A. District IN this ivwfl--On the Plain oao
mile south cf the Court House. Apply 70 :,
tsa d. T.. PERRY g
Lileh6eIG, Dec. esh, 1854. q - n = ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

"A latge schhoner was burnt in the
Sound OF Black Rock, Thurs lay night.
The Granite Stale sailed round her as
near as Il was safe, and saw that there
we're nj people on board. and no boats
ia sight
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

."I
First Door Bnsf ~ fks f'oarl Hoass.
ID ESpECrFULLY anncnnces 10 tie public
h that Ne has received his second supply of
drSlraile Fall q DDS, aud takes much pleasure
IN observing that dusing he recent visit 81 New
sfork be has taken adyaniaIe. Of the exlFaQ1di-l
Domestic Dry Goods. 10 make such purchases as
will enable hiint0 place before his Gust me fs.u
svell-seIected assnrimtni oil Lad IS. aud Gent's
Dress Goads at very Inn prices "a tSg
u,s stock If Lad,esl psefs Goods y very large,
consisting ii part Of AIsr oes, pafahettAs, plain
and figured i1eis4ines, Oa,hme.es. Aspac sany
DsHcges, plaid Cloaklng aud LiniRks, prgclla
and Mantle Sslawls -b.ilil long and squarc,
Trunks. Carpet Bags. &c.
Gsxf's fURxisMiSG GhoDs. Gloves, Cravafs,
Broadeloths, Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Silk, Vel
vet, Farmers Sa,in.s &c. no.. ltYtE taasse.
Also, a fall supply Of Groceries, CrockerY and
Glass Ware, Flour, Feed, &C. constantly on
uuuu. ~ fgs .tF4 OSt- W.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

~ n. TEDoitail i.ss rea,sssd be Dsa.al
Oe OAiee % Ne. South SEeet-Oser the
Post Os|ine. u
Lisclfe,d. Dee. llih. 1854 %
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14

lUU Open and Standing 1'ops--and twelve
fine Cutters, Mt reduced prices, Also, BY the
request Of many, have consented to do repair.
ihs Of all kinds through the winter, as.-.lss,g
~ gssey ~ t.f1.s. WAT. RODGERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-12-14
Rart Eemale aerninary.
PLYMOUTH, CONN.

HVHE next Term Of this fourishing Institution
Il will commence Jan. Sd, 1855, and continue
fourteen weeks. For admission 10 tne few
vacant places remaining In il early application
should be made to
/. p. WARREN, Secretary,
Dec IL. 80