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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
NEW STORE I'm LANCASTER,
AT THE POsT-oFFICE BUILDING. NORTH OF
THE CONTINUOUSLY
G ( OR &c w. RYIAND g. CO.

ElHE subscribers respectfully submit Their
II New, Cheap, and carefully selected stock
of Goods, Groceries, Hardware, crockery, &c
10 the generous people Of Grant County ano
The balance, asking for free field and iail
night in the great s1uabbie for patronage.
Cali. everybody. and examine our stock, pri.
ces and terms. We intend TO do fair and
square business. expecting the same of others
Though not claiming great age and long expe-
rence. yet we are prepared TO say eyes" OIL
mo" promptly and without any whimpering
When you come TO town, step into the Post
Office. examine our stock, and If you have pro.
tuce 10 sell, or money to offer, we will give as
many goods for as little pay in either as any
house west of Chicago. moi having time to
erumerate items, we are very
Truly Yours;
l7tfl GEO. W. RYLAND & Co.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
TAILORING.

F. W. II Y De
N TIE ROOM OVER ALCoRN's STORE,
u AT LANCASTER.-The subsc, iber,
b late Of Vermont, having permanently To-
Heated, and having had an experience of
1ae Is years in The Cutting art and Tailoring,
lio, being in regu'a ar receipt of the latesiFash-
n Plates, Diagrams, &c, is p. epared to exc
PIE work IN his line Of every style and fash
F,-wanauting the same TO fit.
lie will Sc ect cloth, or furnish il and other
Fleria's, ard hold himself responsible for
Fer purchase at the lowest rates.
CUTTING done to order.
Terms moderate, and work done, too. promp-
Y Call and see tor particulars.
Oct 3Oth, 1854. Tl8
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
DR.. U. L. CLEMMER'S
DYSENTERIC CORDIAL

A PLEASANT and Effectual Remedy for
"A Dysentery Cor Flux), Dyarhea, Cholera
Morbus, Cholera Infantum, sc.
The above medicine has long been in use in
the East, South and Middle States, and is in
high repute wherever used. 1t is mid, and
generally affords relief in a few hours. Price
30 cents pc: bottle.
For sale in Lacaster, by
5-48l JNO. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
COUNTY, HERALD. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6. 1854.
FALL TRADE. 1854

| M AIRS e. SMALL are now in recent :
| 1sl their Fall Stock of c othing, &C.. which
owing to the reduced price OF Woolens. !;
much larger than ever before. Having ais,
en- 'arged our pf emises to accommodate our "a
Pidiy increasing Trade, we are enabled to ofFe
N connection with our Clothing Department
the richest assortment OF Tailoring Goods ey
er brought to this MAJ ket Purchasers a,
wholesale or Retail will pease read the an,,ex.
cd list and see ii there is not some article n;
which they are in need
In The Tailoring Line we have Moscow
Saxoy, Beaver and French Over Coatings. Sim.
onis, Bive 'iey's and Herdrien.s, Black Cloths
French Fancy DE Skins and Cassimeres for
Pants, SIX Pushes and Velvet for Vests. Fig
urea and Plaza Grenadines. White Embroider
led Velrets and Silks for party Vests.
The above Goods vii be made to order bv
Mr.. Mars, assisted by two experienced chi
tiers, and no article. will be delivered un!e.s
perfectly satisfactory to the purchaser.
In HATS AND CAPS we have
WOOL Hats, Plush Caps
Moeskln do Cloth do
Glazed do Roll Band do
Wide Awake do Congress do
Fast Asleep do Bows do
Know Nothing do Children's do
Fur Hats,
CLOTHING.
V.
200 BueB anket do
2U0 Beaver 10
100 Pilot do
100 Sainet do
80 Castor Beaver do
80 Drab Cashmere do
800 Union do shelf Frocks, B'd-Ci'h Bu-
lsiness Goats
800 Satinet do do all colors,
100 Pilot do do and Sacks.
100 " Satinet do
300 Fancy Cashmere do
800 Comm,'n Satinet do
200 Black Satin Vests,
200 Fancy Silk do
800 Cassm, re, single Breasted Vests,
200 do double do do
In FURNISHING GOODS we have
800 doz. White Shirts of every description,
wei made and cut in most approved fashion,
Is ply Collars, Merino half Hose,
y g do cheap, 81 k do do
ByronColar new style, Cotton Merino feetHose
Lap Collar (3ply) Angola, do
thamois Lined Gloves; Home madeWool Socks
Cashmere do Home made Wool Mitts,
Doeskn do Scarfs& WoolComforts,
Chossons Kid White Snspenders--
BACK and Colors, Worsted and Cotton.
Doeskn and Buck Carpet Bags.
Grenadine Scarfs Umbrellas.
40 Crava's Driv'g GauntPts. (new
art e)
Italian Cravats, Silk Drawers,
Fancy do Merino do
Six Under Vests, Wool,n do
Mer'no do do Shaker Flannel Draw
erS,
WooPn do do Napoleon Ties.
Shaker Flannel do
AS the above stock is not bought for the
purpose of 'sa ting down. it will be sold al
PROMPT PAYING TRADE (none else is
desired) on the most favorable terms
MARS & SMALL.
Gaen2, Sept, 1854. W IS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06

"They have weapon frmer set
And better than the bayonct;
ATeapen, which comes down as still
Assow fakes fall upon the SOD,
Bll c%CcHies freema1's will
il hgttniag does the will of God!
Nor iIom its force, nor locks
Cen SHE'D them-'tis the BALLOT BON"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06

! AnIED nr LEY, 5JtErif frncr,ys, oSt..--a
~ fresh supply OF superior article, for sa G
low, by JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
Sligo Iron.

r LIGHTNING RODS Mitchel's Lightning
/ Rods, with Points, Insulators, Attach
:nents, Sc, complete for use. For samples,
see those on the Court House, Gov. Dewey's
Buildings, SC. These rods are superior TO any
n use. For sale by JOHN ALCORN.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06

07The 70 lowing beautiful lines By Viii
~ are peculiarly applicable at the present
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06
GRETENBERG MEDICINES

Inc rela, of the whole is on y three dol
lars, and il will save thirty al least. Full di-
fectlons accompany each article.
hoy Graafnr harrr W. hIn d
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1854-11-06

Sold in Lancaster by D. I. Parker; P atte-
vile by DR.. G. w. Eastman Beetown by D.
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn & Bristol, and by all
Druggists everywhere. T32
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
New VqIlI llagllsis.

FtSut ~fsses4 rtato f,u sss1|h at weziHEn bEunds from es fa tg q. Domrnd q tl'ak in '''G Gaass.@,sEsss A 1s ooag@ Ryr ll D . el % 0Ats % 5z. CnEn e1 % . olS 70 fl 50 for prime. Reef. 9f Q0a 41 lUr prime, aud eli Qo'a l3 50 fOE mess. L.etd iops Butter lS 22c. Chesse 70 a l2c. -. .,s
 Chfile HlnglEef. s...s !. ,s !.
 Ea =. s - MOMDAK ksb. D. ONered 3.z23 Reeves, t25 cows and calves and Q, ,45l sheep aiid lambs f2sse A& se v fnIcsss~ neevesa I0cis per ih. fsot3 ID tn 05 Shnspe % ado 0V; Lnmbs Sa sQ tp eQi All sld. as&a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

A IT Court of Probate holden at LitchfielI
 Present, GEORGE c. WoopRUFF, Esq, Judge On n,orion Of GEo. $. WHITING. Executor of the last will and testa rneht of OfROSANNA PAR MEL EE late nf Goshen, within said District, de- ceased-this Cour, doth decree that six mouths estaie to exhibit their claims against the san,e ,o the said Executor, and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in a news paper published in Liichfield. and by posting n copy thereof on the public sign.pos in enid town of Goshen nearest the place where ihe deceased las, dwek. Certified from Record. ,
 GEO. C. WOODRUFF. Judge
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

A minister If the Luiheran Chprcl, in
 Athens, N. .Y-. ol the .naD,e sDf KlmbaIl, recenily ran awyy with the wife Of Mir. Luther Payne. leaving his own wife and
 seven chlldren behind. Alr. Payne f,llow- cd sheqsep Ihesssmerteli lipg sad ames than dl tue Station Hnuse iE Albany. Where. upnn ,0 settle the sRaiser,s inc husband agreed io lei She, Revclsad have his wife for me hundred dollars. which wss paid on the spot. and the pair went off together. anG the hUshahd went home conlenied thai ise lad the best of iie bargain. s.,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
1STnfine.

L
 A F Court of Ps0base hsltlen a, Li,ehlie!d "A within and fnr the District 0E lAtchtield, 0n the 18th day of January, A.D. 1884
 Present, GEO.C. WooneUFs. Esq, Ju lge.
 Upon the petition ot EZRA A. &fU01s of Rock County, Wisconsin, showing to this Court tlss he is Guardian of EileiI A Beach, Julius A. Beach, Stella A.. Beach, Marion A. Hcacl,, Anlofett Beach and Joseph 4. Beach, al 0i Gashen within said district, minors--lhat pAid minors are the oMDers of real estate situated iu said Gasllen, yiz certain tract uf land ,mtai, ing Ab0it two hundred acres with buildines .. being the farm formerly owned by Alber, Beach, dec d, u6.nded north on tle North Pond % called ana land of ,hc ..san Company sas, !, lands of Philo Bailey, Nelson Aaa:sa and Hannal E. Baldwin south by highway and iasds Of Fut nam Bailey's heirs and Harl0w HurniFey am west by highway and lands of Wih.l in aHt Dudley Humphrey and Henry CaiIin; vaiue. at about twenty five hundred dollars Thar Il wonld be for the in.eres of said lnors thai sa id land be sold and the ayaiIs tefeof inves cd fSl their benefit according to law, and praying for
 liberty 10 sell said pr0poftv for the purpose alore- said, as per petition Gn Gle.
 It is ordered by this Cmrt lhsf shid Guardian give notice of said application by causing inc same tD be pnhIished iis one nt the nc Wspa pers printed In Isiy hisld in the county of Eicbiirld ihree wee N ". ai lra s1x ree l.s 1as fore the hearing and thats sal petition will bs heard at ths probate office in sad d,sfrict on the 3lst day of March pext, It 0u'c.ock in the fore noon. Ccrti1ea from ReefFA.s
 9 sa as GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
A Ia Court of Probate holden, at Salishury in A and for the District of Salisbury, on tile 2Stl day of January, A D. 1851. sSS

.. Present. yoHy c MITcnELL, Judge.
 The petition of VIM. B. k FED. oi NuTth- East, county of Duchess and State of New York, and LEMlRA REED, of Salisbury, Litci,tialJ county, C0nnectsciit, respectfully showelt that the said Williameis the Guardian of Mary L. Reed, ct Salisbury in said district, and that Lemira Reed is the Guardian of EiIelr G. Reed. and Abigail L Reed, of sad Salisbury, and that ihesaid Mary' kalen and Abigail are minors, and areAhe ownersooE the following pieces of land ass tenants in common with Alfred E. Reed, eqnl and undivided, lying in Salisbury in said dislslct--it bei1g part pf the farm that Edward Ekeed. late of ofSAlisbury. deceased. died seized: the brst piece cpn,ains ahou. 6 acres, more of less. to be taken oil from tho south side pf she Orchard Lot, 50 called. bounded easi n the r0ad leading from Alhert Bnshnell's to Fred A Reeds, soulh on F. A Reeds land, west and north on lands set out t0 said Lemra us her doweE; che sos3Dd piece lies on the north side of said farm,
 and contains about lS2 acres, noss or lese, ant
 lies north of and adjoining lana se. to the Widow Lemira Reed as dover, bounded cast on the road above named, north on Josiah M. Reeds land,
 west on Daniel Cook $ and Alhert Btishnel,s $ and and south on lands set to said Widow ss dover. Also, the Minors interest. in two-lhirds Of the garden, as now fenced; also. their interest it. two.thirds of the house lot or door yard. ps now fenced, end elsD their Interest ingwoahirs of ihe dwelling.Eouse, wOodshOnse; md other odtsbmild. ings m tho yard about the house aud also, l.. thirds of the Min0rs' interest in ihe barn and uutA VIgtHcEGs ua utoBGSAlQ HAf0en. 0OOf-s yard, dwelling -house and wuod-house, and oiher apl-bnidinee: and the barn and barn privileea are now h,,lden by said Minors and Alfred Es Rcod and Lcmir1 Reed ns tenants in cn,nln0sa aud undivided -ihs, said Lemira having h.r. doweS or lie estate or third set ,aisor in.commn with said Minors and said Alfred. The whole oi; said Minors interest in the above dsssrited premises valued at about thiriy-eight hundred dollars. And .that~it wuuld greatly promote inc interest of said Minors io have their interest i1 said real estate sod. aud the ayai!s vested and applied according to. the stAtuieain such case made iand Proyidsd,s Ynnf AetiiioneSs therefore pray that they or some nlhar meet persun he eul. powered t0 sell the oaid MlnsFS Interest m the l same and for the purposes as iR said statute is
 provided as per petition on file, dated 6tt l Ordersd- That ihe foregoiDs apalisa,io be
 heard and deiermiHrd alsIhN PrQbsfe Oilirs ir Salisbury In said District, on lie 4ih day -0 April ly5S at 10 Q 'clnck A. M. and that nstice thereof he published in newsnaner printed in Ltchheid. three weeks siiccessiveiy, al leasi sIx weeks before said fille 1assigned.s
 Certified from Record.
 JOHN c. MITCHELL. Jasgs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

Hiichkprk's Elementary Geology gives the area af the cnai fields of America as slssllows: t The great ApaIachiaTcoal field, exlendlpg from New York to Alabama !, covers nearly l0O. 900 square unles; lhe lndiana 6rld. 55.O00. Add ie these fields Michigan. Massachusetts, Rhole island, Missouri. Iowa. asd Virginia, and we shall have surface more iI,an 97 times as large as Massachusetts. II we suppose tie average thickness ..i all tile beds over ihia sarlacs t0 be oCiy a5 feet, then the whoIe an0uHt tois coal in s.I,d measure, in ihis cannlEy. would be not fer from .ioO cubic miles. Eslmlaiing the yearly consumption af coal in itns couniry ie- be ]. .00O, GOO tons, ihisjn'mrnse body of fuel would keep ihe hearihs bright and tl,e furnaces glow for more than million of years."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Auction Sale ]!

' '-HH-s 1E5E DRza MEs~ -l1A- 1Ezk 1@M UyTTII BUILDINGS, lately owscd by Benj
 w Carer, deceased, wil be offered f.,r sa ie at public Auction, on "Wednesday. tlse lss oi March 1851 Said Farm csnsisss nf sd0m Two Hundred Acres ef choicc Land T ssuitably Land, ard js well waiered. There Is considerable excellen. Timber fer building and coaiing pur- poses. It is situ1ied i-2 miles from the center. and only four miles irm the vsilroad at Curns all Bridge. Possession given April It. M offered tur sale, together with Farming Ulensis, Household Furniture, &c., Sc.
 sFsa ss# sA. CHARLES CARTER. {. a Warren, February lsl, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Farm for Sale l!

THE VERY VALUABLE FARM T ATELY owned and occupied by William zA Leach. deceased, about one-half mile west of Wolcoitpille. is ofered for sale possession to he given the first of April next, il desired. The Farm contains about le0 Acres, and large part of it is excellent meassw land, producing snpe. rior quality of Hay There is also god supply of Wood and TiMbef on The Farm; the Barns are spaeiousand cainmodions, and in good repair The House. which ' leariy Bew,is convenien of the saas x @ rssy % Ssssas m Z ~ n rssdsncs. S c..'
 Tks terms mill 10 reasonable. and if inc par chaser wishes credit will be given for paft of ths price and security taken on the pincp.
 AppIeation may he made to Ulki TAYLOR who resdes near the premises.
 ~ Wolepstyile, February a. 1854 =
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

bs DR. Rooris FILEss--Is b not to bs wondsrSd at that ths iahabisans of Liichfsla aeouniy should pEefss Es lSotss sslstEaisa Root aud FIaht Pills to any 0shsE Medieiae in uess sss eld DR floor- tho oTsinal nakSu II iksm wssSa resident of CanaPnyR Mhils iivins enjoyed ths reputation cf bsing lha moat skiIIfal rhysieian in shs coun. TT. The Pills arc emp nsi ef twenty kinds q rare medicinal saeetshles. allhohgh sssiss and ihosonGh h ihsiI opslueiou saft tssssem. ysE they ens so carefully mssieassd sstthey eaaAo sven Q ai.s nost isetle psfs0A with snIely.
 We confidently raromnand 4hsnp RiIls so sle ailIeied aa hsing erpeEioF n sseiy Sasnost ts any es,iels ef ahe hind ia aaa. soid ~ lhs lev psssS q Is I1 an8 q eis paF hux. by u,ssehsnss ,hscushcut sks Country. s% TFy Txen.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
Farm for Sale! sAE e Gss.eME RUrgUess ]! i!

A VALUABLE FARM, situated in Long Hill
 fA Two miles from the iiOnSishihg village If Bir. AniiAgism, and the laieresidence of Joseph She:- t0nt EsA. Said Farm consists of One Hundred and Sixty Acres of Land, on which there Is . large and convenient Dwelling House, two Barns and numerous other ,eut-buiidingsa It is com venieniiy heated, well waiered and is suitably divided into niead0ws pIDw. pasture and wood lapds. There is sIs0 on the sams a large num- Der of cherry. apple and Oher frait Frees, u iall beasingi and is altogether one of the most desf akle Farms in this section of ihs Stste. The whole viii be snld together, or I20 acres and the buildInzB Ajli De sud separate, ii wished. Terms Esas0nshss. Application may be made to CHAs. sx.RLsne, E19 Sharnns or personally or by letter f0 ths subscriber at RiEmineIlaiu, Conn.
 ..I. EDWARD N. SHELTON.
 Birmingham. Ccan. February is. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

A young Indy lately sued slhs South Reading Branch Ra,lroed Company in Massachusetts, for breaking her ann Dansges put st $iOyO00 She endeav. ored Co get on the ears .afier they had started aud was injured. The Supreme Court, deciGed that hcE injury was the ,esals of, her own careIessness and that ssheconld not recover damages. st
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

SPELLING OFF AT COST !-TuomAs H. - RICHARDS will sell at Cos, large stuck 0i Cloths, Cassimeves, Vestings, Trimmings, Fur nishing Goods. Ready Made Clothing. and every thing he has in the Store, positively at Cosr.
 He would say to all indebted 10 him that they must iinsdiateIy settle the same by the lst oi March. 1T. fl. RICHARDS
 Litchfieid, Jan. 3i, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

The Bridgeport Farmer xiaics that Luke Shannon, q tirem,n si iIle AIallea 6'r lroa Works in that ciy, had the thumb and fingers cut of from one hand by tIe mas chinery while cleaning the engine, on We'd aesdey morning. Also, that an IrisIi wo. man iy tue iiafi,e of Kelly, was found iro> ze.sts deash iis si,e streel, on Goldens Hill, in that city, the same anarnine.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

X curious robbery has taken place 'iktcfy u Qacens County Long siahd, tn the stealing of locust tress from the upeds. One part of the gang enter the
 woods about iuiinight with dark lanterns 2 and saw the t,ces down, while. towards morning. another part of the gang carry !. of the timber and sell |. in New Yo,k.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

W Quite a spnit has recently been ava
 ksned in Texas in relation to domestic
 snfanniac.uses. A cotton rope factory hass sg,ne into operation at Galveston.
 "A castsison factory is doing well at Hous- ton: Hats, bosts and shoes. are also ex aaeasively manufactured in that town 2 'ibe tanning business Is succeeding well in various paris of the State.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
THE BRITISH QUARTERLIES
 AND ~ RIxcEaCOOsE,S .ygMgW%taae.

BI6gcletCOOSe's sAMgN%tsae.
 Y EONARD SCOTT x co, Now York, lA continue to re-pubiish tho following British Rerodicals. viz: H
 TnE LONDON QuAKTEsLy REVIEW ;Conservatiye.) THE EplNpuRs REVIEW fWhig3
 THE NoRTa BRrrisH REvILw tFree Chureh.) THE WEsTAIxIsrER REVIEW lLlberal) BLAcKwooD's EpIEDuRo MAeAzIsE Glory, The present critical state of Eufopean affairs will render these publications unusually interes:.
 middle ground between the hastily written news items, crude specnlaiions, and flying rnmors oi I tie daily Journal and the p0nderons tome of the future historian. written altcf the viHg interest ] and excitement of the great political. events of l the tune shall have phssed away. It is to these I FerodicaIs tina, readers must look for the only i really intelLeibie and reliable history of current I events, and as such. in addition io their well. established literary, scientific, and theological character. we urge them upoa the consideration Auanaen,eI.is are in progress for the receipt of early sheets from the British Publishers, by which we shall he ableto place all our Reprings in the h ,nds ol suhscrlbers, about as soon Es they cnn be furnished with tho foreign copies. Although this will involve very large outlay or our part. we slial continue to furnish the Periodicals at tie same low raies as heretofore, viz:
 For any one of he four Reyiews ,ss9ooperaDn For any two Of ti,f fpnr Reviews 800
 For any three of the four Reviews 700
 For all four of the Reviews. 500
 For Backwood' 6 Magazine 800
 For Blackw0Od and three Reviews 300
 Fur Blackw0pd and the four Reviews 1000 iss Paymepisso le made ip alI cAses in advance
 Money current in the State where issued Mil
 be rcceIyed n par.
 CLUBBING IA discoun. of 25 per cent irdn, the alove p.ices viii be allowed 10 Clubs ordering fuur. 0T more copies of any one or more 0E, the abdve works. i'ilus: Four copies of BIackwpod .rs,f one Review. .will be scnt ieone address far S9; four copies of tue fsuF ResieMs and Black w0sSd tor $50; and so on. ,
 POSTAGE ail the principal cities and towns theAe works viii be delivered. through Aeeais, FREE OF POTAGE.s When cent by mail. the Postage to any part of the United States will he hut Tmsnlg- Four Csafs tof 4Ellack wAskl and buk Iicetre Ceafs year for each of the Reviews. keshiitancse and connmunica,icns ehculd always be addressed. p0sssnaiS. b she Nnhlishess.
 eassss " fsQNAkn n SCOTT ~ CO.,
 .....' Ss Gold Street. New, Yerk.
 MeB.-L. s, q Co. have recently pnhlisheA, aud have nov far sale.t the FARMERS GUlIlEsp bg Hensy Stepbena. al Edinbarehs land Ps0f Nosiop, of Ysie Csllage, New Haven, cop,- plete m two v,jls. r,yat Ociavc cOniainjng I60O pagan. v ssesi and e0D wood s1Gsavines. EsicA in muslin hindine. s6 t11r This wesh is hos sss old | Book q aiss 1 tasHs ipselg RksrscirATED and thrown HpoB " s,.-s A%ts II l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

a A Ms. Jan. Wilson. has been taken
 from the Camanches who had her in cap tiyity. She was captured ty them while
 on her way to California from Trxss.- , Her husband and others were killed -- eHsr sutfsfings are described as being h ve,y gseai. and of the most tevol.ing character. She reports that the Indians
 have another white woman in capiisiy.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
D;.l,ie, sf Wa.srteyn $. Peobats cou,,. Esbr4a,y

1sf, 1854.
 UPSTATE of CECELIA aIERRIAAI,late of EA Wa,ertawn, in said District, deceased.
 ORDERED-That the Administrator exhibit his men:, at the probate office in sai! Wateri0&n, on the 18th day of February, 1854, at nine o'clock forenoon; and that ail persons initrs ested in said estate, may be notified thereof tiae said Administrator will cause this orler tp be published in 2 newspaper plinied in Lifchfield. in Litchficld County. and post copy thereof on the sign-post in said Waierfown.
 Attest, LEHMAN w. CUTLER. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
.rOuRTH

9I s kOUNIH,
 YA21A 8Axg0xzgGs. IluVOFtessof the giehcst French DetoIalians designed expsessly tof churches halls paslors
 SO. GOO Pieces AMERICAN PAPER HANGINGS, Ut who!esa,e or retaila as low as can be boughsih New Yofk er Rosl,Jl. V ' N < We mos. respectfully inyite all the good people of Litchfisld county toexanIine this Gigantic Es4abishxnent. It's ennrinous stock ef MeFchandite. and tlIeir invariable Low Prices.
 STARR & BURKETT,
 ProprietofH gB4 1EB MzzMz1 1EESME-NkcMHE5
 127 Main ssseGt. Hanf0vd.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09
ANNUAE STOCK1IOEBFRsg IIEkriNn.

NOTlCE is hereby given 10 thr Si0ol,hntlssa 4Neof the HonsstoRic Railfaaa Company, that the Annual Meeting Of said Company will be holden at The Campanf.a Office, n 4Iis city ol BrIdgeport, Oh tue last " ednesday of February, 1854, Cs2d day. m o'clock P. M Tor tie pafpoee d elceting Officers fer said Company for the genr be done al said meeting. Transfer boois will he cl"scd from the 10lL day of February to the 2jd day, inclusive. as sv 4l . as4s$ -s.s
 IRA SHERMAN, Secretary.
 Jan. 3Oth, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

Wanted Immediately. .-T Twenty indus. trious respectable American Girls to work in . Button Factory. Good wages and steady em ploymsnf given. For further information apply by letter or ai the. Factory. one mile north oi Naugalhs cShsseA As9 MONROE TERREL.
 Naus4tue, Conn. Feb. !, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-02-09

DrDR .TkRREI's OzzxNxxr -pui,up in. .siass hOxes--an extra aics article for the ioiIeA md q handsome shslf ornamsat. Every family should have . Iox on the shelf. in ease Of exposure to the fall winds, or accident Notice advertise. msnt ia smoother column. For sais by
 A. c. SMITH.