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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
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We-tfu1| llIsl lfs Hh|e1 VI lhis State have not llf4uIlea lhal tle eleciiun next Spri3k is ont uf ne must important lhas Ihcy haze hac loF years. Bcsldes the einhi ShesiiIS tn hp 6iosen, the Legislature, tiien Co ~ elected, win have Co make clnsice ul aU. $. ScnaluF, aa a vacancy wi|l nrenr ili ihns hodysin ennseqnenae of lhe rxpirnii1n ai AlF. Smilh's iern, We knew very vel tlnt the Whigs lsve met win many dis, cuaregements ahe pnsiiiw0 or three years. aud in some instances they feel disposed
 not 10 interfere with the plans of shrirsde> m0etatic brethren, who always know how in keep the Wings in csnIeniinn amnpR themselves. on sOlle of lhe exciting iopics of ehe day. Nevertheless, 1t is quite pnss sible sIias the NVhigs may carry, tie Leais- latnre ana . majUfity OI the SliefiiEs sI tie next trial-ahd we well knOw that sosSse dtglntratS hnpe it may be So. ,ss'''sg yss' . u D snearly or quiie lime ilist Whi6 Stale Convention was called. We stippnse that the Slate Cnmmiliee have the nsiuer under consideration, and will som pgiESlikh the call Some frieadsI0r The cause have suggested different course Of prncreding, eua Ee d0 net7eec how the Committee can dO otherwise than call State Cnnve1lion and leave ihe inieresist.f sihc party in the haa.9s s0f iis repfeseniatiyes., Any atler csslFse wiltnOi he saiisIscipry. aud i, is no, PnShable sisai fIie Cpmlmiiiee will iske any oil1rF. We si,aIl revert iO .l,is s,,5irc, aeain.-Jssav H..vea Palladium. @ s.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
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 A Anunl llf a1 1Inl E16l'entn i1leF. essed in ghe ohiItrf msl,pt lhr AgluF Hnusu on the sih ins'., tnd orRnniRrd N,,ipnal PuuIITy Ss.ciei5 fsf il.e ..hsfsvrntnt oI every description nf dsInle1lIt pbnllrs. YlIsfe sefe snnie .lIirty nIanaseFs sp- pninied; amnng them 2. s. uuId nl tRess Cornwall. wh0 wiIl, we presume, he hap py tO give our county people any further iparmaiisn which may bs desired 0h iIIe Several haudFed dollars weFe subscribed which VII he n1ered in premiums Cor Ihe hesi specimen ut fowls that can he pr,itlu. eed from any part Of lIle Uuiled Slaics, The Ss,cleiy resolved to h0Id . grand NaIinnal Poultry Show in ihe city OT New KnEk nn ibe l3lh day. of February nexi, continuing several days This will include the exhibition of aiI kinds of fowls, pea fowls, ducks, geese, swans, fancy pigeons, gsld and silver plscasaais, etc. Premiums
 will also he offered t;,r ghe hrsrspccimrn OI sbbiis, raj ieErier dsRs and deer.
 AS :he chief object 0f tue Sacieiy is io ene0nrage tie inlprJyeme1t. af dDmesaic
 poultry bv bringing together for eompari. son aud sale, as large var:eiy as pnssible from every pari. of the Cnian, the Mana. gers have determined i0 make no charge whatever i0 competitors fnr the privilege OT exhibiting il,eir specimens. :. Exhibitors will be admitted free at all
 times during the exhibition. -a@ Food aild water will he provided by the Socieiy for all Fowls 0n 'Exhibili,n, and
 proper persona be appointed ID regularly feed and pr,yide for then. without incnn
 venience ts, sile owner. $9e s@
 Fnwis intended tnr Exhibition may he sent in advance of the time 10 the Mans gers at Adams Express Office, New York.
 Every comp is iO he marked with the true name of the fowls exhibited, and when they are lar sale. the price asked is to be legibly marked ihereop.
 The Managers will 0nIoubiedly succeed in rendering this the inost brilliant and a,> iraciive ah,.w If the kind ever gDttcn up in iiis conntrv. TiisFe has never hcen sim. ilar exhibition held in the city !; it's .nveliy and ustf,.lness llsetyi.re will not be i,s leas, recommendations. X
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
A par,y of gen.Ien.snl were placesl ini,

A party of gentlemen were placed ina singular ps,siihln on lake Snpersar. the middle of December. They eiibaFsed' firi an open sailhrgs in reach as certain peis.t. The iee began q l;tm sorapialy that shey ll;,nnd they cs,uld nOi, proceed. They then endeavored in return, bul were equally tin able to accomplish, liIai. Thus hemmed in hy the ice, they wesr obliged lo stay there in the cold until tue tee was strong euaugh ,o hear them trreach the shnre, tsne and . half miles distant. u seemed i,them quite a matter If d.nbi which would freeze first, they ar tl,e Lake. They took ihi6gs $ caoly" however.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Dcsirueaiiss Esys It lAors1aas- s- Castons
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RORrIAsD, Jan. 8,

Akuii 60'clock this morning fire broke out ,n ile Cusia,n House, and al 6 o'clnck lhe entire building was tn ruias. Btsalrs the offices efcnstanis. the building contain. ediise PasI Office, .Resding Rom. Allan. tic Bank sEnurd Siaies Court RM,ms, J. 5. Raiiey's Book Store and other alFiccs. Evefylhinn in the psst 0liice and books,0re were Fessayed, but lie csHnienis uf ihe eus:a,is dliicea. 9he apleHtlsd Cnliecitan af inc Nat
 Gral Hisi6ty Ss,ciety, Judge Wares valos able IhW library, lhe reading rouni. cnssfs room. and niheF oiIices were totally e.ess traSxd. The iSss is very heavy. but n,s,si- ly Eai.e m Government. The yasl. ai the Ailantic Bank was oprned this afternoon. ond tie mntey and papers were nn.i,jnretl
 Tie fire ariginaied in the Cnur, RsNsn,.-- The bMiIding was formerly il,e Exchange. and was sold ts GnycInmentt tar Sla9 ,O0O.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
ar Nonws,s LIrrnAnr AND EDucAr,

{ 41 NoRTor's LITERARY AND EDucATtoNxL REG. isTER, for 1854. contains about l50 pages filled with valuable information in regard to Libraries at hume and abroad---siatis,ics of Schools list of American and foreign publications during the year. Sc, &c. IL mus. be . valuable record for literary man It states that the Astor Library about to be opened in New York contains 5000 volumes, i.e., the lareesf in the country. Works can be found, not elsewhere to be obtained on this continent. 0 < at
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

NEw TERRlraRE - The committee un ,erriiotiess iEe uailed States Senate will probably urge tie organizaiios of three
 a0re new iyfFisnrlfs ts be carved out nl that vast prairie region lying between ,ae wes,rrn frontier af ArknHsas. Missouri, Iowa, AIinnesnia, aud ihe Rocky Mnnn- iains. in One direction, and between the S4th aud lI,e A2i parallels ni' north latitude in the oiher direction, These new ,erri-
 inrirs are ,o he calrd Nyhraska, Kansas, and Chvrnkrr, aud ilcy w,ll prnbal lily lea ve ihe Ansillern uerii0n ni il.e immense region indicaied a,iu open lo ,ile indians and buf- lal,rs. s \ sse .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
.DisrRlcr OF WoopsuRy, ss.

MI PrOhAte Court, 26th December. 1858 , UPSTATE of CHARLOTTE SUMMERS, kL lateof Woadbury in said district, deceased.
 The court of probate for the distric, of Wood. bury hath lini:ted and allowed six montl,s from the date hereof, for the creditors of Mid estate to exhibit their claims for setilements-- Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested, wi,h said time. will he de- barred recovery. Allpersons indebted 10 said estate ere reques ed to mnke immediate payment to DAVID H. CURTISS,
 S6 aassss m Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Elisso..'

In New I'res.ou, Dec, 3is,, Of croup, Adelaide Lorraine, daughsrr Of Marvin s. and Catharine M. Beognauz ngud . yuAfes NJ s In New Festcp. Dee. Izth, PoIIys widow ,ol Capt. AhFaham Bronson, aged 67 years
 ln Woodbusy, Dee. 0i6. Jesae Minor, Esa.
 In Ws.ssio~n, Dec. 2slh, Thaddsus Bryan, iee cd 00 yesfs.
 In Bs!dm0se, Dec: ssIk, Mary E, ~iIs of Ira Brown, agsd29. formerly of ikis town. OnSihe 2dinslant. Geagke Henry. aged abois s years, soi Of Ira and the late Mary E BFoWn. 70 father, sweet iaihsr, whose love like the wave Hid treasures and jewels aud also grave. TaO sii0ng in ts fHllness. t0O deep in i.s power Q hush. precious father, the greJ of this hour. , I walk mid ihe palm frees and drink cE the ills That on ,s: ssrih are but types of what God here The ioys ol int cllildhaod. bow dim,hey appasr Yes. dIns gre the brightest when looked on rum Then stay s0fs shsn snosrn noi, then yisIdnds The dovsrs love hath planted. 0 sleep no, ip TheIss Lssa,s. ,hsrss blessing. on sarsh left for Hus tid nss ass chars ,hsui-,hers's more here
 with ues 4s& effast@8fsW
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
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By the aTriyal ai New York oIihe steam ships Gsorge Law from Astinwsll, and ,i,s Star pfihe West from San Juan de Near sgua. we have reserved nine days lairr in. telligence From Csliiornia, is,graier will advicss from Oregon aud flue Sand wicl Islands. Aside irnn lhe reported drsirnc. ton hy The Mcxicans. ai'a porfinn of Capt, WaIkes's men, V whO recently proclaimed Lower Callfornia Republic, the news is UniHpnrtant. s
 The accounts from the mines continue favorable. Two hundred and fiisy men sailed from San Francisco on the i3iI, ol .Decenahrr, in tie bark Oaefa. ip iii Press ,Lrn, Walker si Ls,wrr CaiifDril,a. The markets are reported dull.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

0%DR. TxeREL's OfSrnERr--put up in glass boxcs-an extra nice article for the toilet and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have I'ox on the shelG in case of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice advertise mens in another column. For sale by
 A. C. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

An individual lately sought the privilege OI lnoking over Ihe bound file in the New
 Haven Psllsdiun office. h was afierwaSds discovered that he lad taken il,e liberty af cutting nut such parts Of tIIe volume as pleased him. Such an sinGrs ie would Mfls propriaie a hungry mans dinner undrr che preiext af examining the texture oEs5he la ble clOlh. @ s-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
MARION F. BURR
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GEORGE w Bpnh ff .Tfg TIPON the Petition of MARION F. BURR, Ol of Watertowi, Li.chfeld Go. Connecticut brought to the Superipr Court to be holden a. Llich6fld, within and fr the County of Litch6cld, on the 3d Tuesday of February, 1854:
 Showil g that oh the 18th day of September 1850, she, was lawfully nlarried to George w. Yrk w;ih whom sho E.eS % M Jue nsrioIra a,s~ ncs of all she duties of the marriage contract on hel part until on or about the 10th day Of August last and that the said George IVY. Burr has been guilty ofsuch miscpnduci and il:lrealmentof the Peti' toner as peynlane0tlyto destroy her happiness and ao defeat ihe purposes of tue Riarriage rela iioA as per Petition may more fully appear. IL sas ordered ina; nsaice of the pendency O said Petition be given to the Respondent by publishing the snme ir, public NewRpapel printed in Litchfed. in Litch6sld Couniy, ihres weeks successyely af least three weeks hefors the session of tlie Court t0 which 1t is made re turnahie. ~ a
 wafeitown, January 5th. 1854. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
THE
I' 'BEE-HlVE''l
" & M ll 2 Q Fl HOil.

WITH THE OPENING NEW YlsaR.
 ! e N. BRONSON is enabled 10 otl:.r ,o ,l,.
 oe pnblc % l'is own nccu.,,., ,sei s.e.ss pssurlincnt oi Aoshl0nahi0 Goods. nd. ned ,o ILle snaaonl qqnspfBinn, among sh.,- FfonGh MpTinpes aud RaFametisr !. E,.',,lr' s,'r'
 English aud American Muslin d-1,airts srJ Calico Prints, tn inncg and mourning Dna,vrss in ereai variety aissl cAfak and dress Trsmm;ngs of every description. LouR Shawle, FIanneIs. Cna imeres and C!0ihss Wrappers, nTaweH aud ShiFls ai wholesale p1ccs; Shaeling. ShiFiinR, Ticking and Goess Esaihafs; CF0ckery, Cru ceries and Bfieks--which lsntIds were pnrrhased much under faii prices. md will he sold cufres. pOndingly l0H' fIF Frady par. For pariirulars sae ihe Go6ds. Alaosan hand 10 siya onl ln ma ke up Shirts. Wrappers, Goats, Vesta aRi Pants in any quantity desired. ie6 fs4 # tee s
 ALso--Agent for some Ten Idfs md Fire Insurance Companies, on b ,th lSins Sferk and Mataol pFinciples all of which d0 husinesa safely and bonoFably and without re.asaessing the pafty insured, wig: The American I'emperance Life Insurance Company Hartford, capital SlO0. GOO; Hartford Lite Insurance Co capIal @IOO,OO0; Charter Oak Life Insurance Co. HaFiford, eap;tnl $20O,OO0; Union Mutnal Life Insurance Co of Maine, capital eI00 00O- assets of sio. Julp | SS400O0; Hartford City Fire Insurance Co; Hartford County Mutual Fire Insurance Co; Merchants and Farmers Mutual Fire Insurance Co; Worcester Peoples Mutual Fire Insurance Go. Worcester, Mass Hampden Stock and Mu- tuai Fire Insurance Co. Springfield.
 SouTH STREET, Litchieid. gssS ss ,sa s1 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Auction,

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 DY order of tho Court of Probate. for the Die. .lD trict of Cornwall. the pevsonai properly of " O. Calhoun, af Assigning De,sioE. will beip0id as Vendnes n the housa9f said Calhoun, in C.rn. wsli, st II fe'clock, oT Monday ihe 10tt 0i Janu. ary: 1884. The flll0wiHRis ligtof Che Prnperty
 o6 pieces of white danre, 3do satineti, piece fnlle6e cloth, 2'Na9Qpa, 2 haTnesses, 2 saddles, cutter, F,--is8Me lead and o piastcr. chaiFs, blow, cgeAlsat hay and oala. lr2 barrel lard oil II sn. ta. ! new map of lhe United Slaies--a varieiy ol oihsE Afticles. Ais,. al chdscs in action assiai cd hy ssid DehtpS inciudiAe the book debis due ln him the purchaseTs oi which; will De saihor lZed l0eslIiect on their own account and risk. 4 sb0It credit wiiI be eisen. @ Thes wooden goods were manufactured by said Calhqnns are iR perfect order, and will be sold n small qunntitics. ins tue accommodation of fami ls4 ssa c. F. TA1AfADG Assignee.
 The aiteDfinn If tue public is requested 10 the Heal Es.fse of said Calhoun, consisEimg Of Fac. iosy sff.lslhe a1aaAinesy snd Gxsafrs in connec. ton Niih q salaahle faFmgwhioh will by public salc he dispOsedof in tho spring. Due noiico oi which wiA tthastiase appear.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
N ftm sssaN Boots, Shoes.
 ' \. N GNikRs.s, Rssbbe1'ss eAA FATHER. &c.

- JUST leceiVed, Q neW and spIeF. didAsseftaieni Oi Gent's Fsenchcalt BooTs, extra fine Gilt tops; common dc of snpeFi0r quality; Gents cnlE kln. snd thick Hungarian Boots. double solos BOvs' call, Kip and thick B0nts; good aspnmrnt Youth . dot Cont calf and Rip Drognns; Ladies line siIk l5aifers; common 00. ; Ladiss' Iow priced Jenny Lind Bonn; snnsnae, dse, &e., all 0f the latest fsshion. lsdess enaIl clcd md enaisskin Booia; LAdies' and Cents RMbhcfe-a supefinf articie; good assossMent chiIdrsilss enanieled and common shocs. Forty sidcs Onk and hemlock sole Leather, Hofegco lihinge bindings, &c.; shoe pegs in any quantity, fe ihrrads etc, all cf whieh will Do offered l0s
 Cash parsAassys ars respectfully invited io call and exRaine ihe g0oda. w
 R1- Main Styeei, fsc doors sress Qf tks Court
 House. SAMUEL CLOCK. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

CLERcvMEs. .-.Sone penple talk grea deal aluui ministers, and siie cns. Of keeps
 ing them, paylng il.e,r house rent, tahe expenses, srd niher items of salaFy. D.d snci, .cruakers ever tiihk ll,ai II costs illir> iy.five n,ilioiI doilars tn pay ihe sainrirs oi Anlcr,can lawyers; ihai twelve n.,ilions cl dollars afe pnid n,l snnually io keep ot,r criminals. an.l ten millions of dollars iu keep ii,r ,i,0s in the midst of us alive. while only SIX millions ul dollars are spen, annually ip.krep six tl,nusand preachers il
 the Uniicd Sisies! These are iacis, and sians,ics will slmw them 70 he facis. N.
 ene thing exeT,s silch . mighty influence in keeping this migl.:y RepIblc from Iall- iag lo pieces as lhe Blhle snd ils ininisiers
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

One 0f the scrions c0nsrqneaccs of the lafe great sspFm q Bsssion was che failure lsrecrive slseasegalsr supp:ies af inIk. 'I'i.e raada wers blnckaded snd fhe IniIkasrn could nnl Rel tllrsngh wi.h ll.eir cans iise .pricrs Faa hiah. aI.e lev mailkD,en slsi were aLIe n l.ei n were besei hy drpyes of iiiilc psiis and pilelsera. One g.lIsw who de.
 e:aEeJ slsai he bsd a pair of twins ai nome af5rred I0ceuls isf asqnsrs. The yender lsughed ai hins, deeiasing that aeEsie- uan ml,0 Esi3 ltliF 9nk liz N ind js,Si .ijrr. cd him l5 eeats lSr . Isinsg hnf i,cc3uldn'I ..lei doaap atstsss a7t aY gE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
HOliday Gifts.

TtALL AT JUDD'S MINIATURE ROOMS VI and get your Likeness taken and sei U ags 0i thoso hen1lilai FTench Cases oF . Ere Gold l oekes--and you ean mako your hesl lfisEd . Chfistmas or Now Years present w1si4 besin9 Should yun eh0ee i0 he more ecauomgeaa ron
 gan have ya,F picture n neat as1sss ssss.s s,sa
 Li:eh6eid. Dsc. 9o.h. 1888. .l..s
 DOES Nor EVERY MAN. WFsaGARl, AND CHILD HAVE AN INTEREST in iaving sha hcallh of shewseitee Ansi i>ia1lt resioFcd and preserved At thi@seaean ef tI.t year naihing i- liAa usinR good ana assit eeFsse,ise and giving slse aystshs esf se4& 10 enauss ths kssfs ' samipsr. end sA.nses of Auiuinn aud Fan No article sisses s9 high in ennfasncs of the eemmnslsTs lseaA& Recommended and nsrd hy eminent fH5 ezFie1@ and. slissi.ss s.ishaa ciiixcnz.1as s' fln S4krsEx yewkrr's JrsTEx AND &lzSEk4
 crlEraarEp H.AlTM kesToRRna EtxxH4r. whicl have been irisd apd rrsrsf and fep11 ,o he sspar,ar ip asl other psfpRfetieas f2E tse cure af sll dsranss arising tom lWP4El..sN ~ lhe Blood. Dssangnlnens ef thh Eloueehs MRnFe ris, Liver. af Nesynns S3elesn, A&A 2.4- hit foF theit sssenslhsHiRF' iHNi l'fF Ee1 tas,ivs aud el.etEinf pia11li.>4 $ l.xrs iial vii prove then tfieerl i>r1 sr<,n1NNp dnlions in RamplisiR. zN
 Alse fhe Hainemmt Eilsir uA4 &sssE|t tng PinslsEs
 faf s4Ia ky SppsiSls 4 ansSs AN aud Fiiioae in NoM I44|| [ @I3 lN MeAlelefa cthelsllf f.| Li'th6tld, Ceah,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
FOIfRTH.
PARnR, xxAMax1gas.

PAPER EEA1HesxTg@s. Importers Of the Richest Ffrneh DeeoFaiions designed expressly tor eharches halls pakIora SO.OOO Pieces \ AMERICAN PAPER HANGlNGS. at wholeFule oe retail n low as caY bn bcsrhl II New York or BOsnu.
 WeFtnass respectfully inviie all the good people of LitchGeld county soezalnine this Gigantic Establishment. 1tsenorHous stock eff Merchandfe. and their invaEiable Low Prices. M STARR 6 BURKETTss afil
 t.1 propyietprs V
 MD EE1E MMH~IE
 237 Main street. r8 @as fG% HarsI0Fds g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

The newly nppninled BiulSnp af Mahie. ssy, Mexloos WAs ~ ylAid 4nd suhsnl wl,ils na tls wny @ ansunle tlAB E6nSliae4 or l.l1 rev appnintmsni. Savaia ke anntniea sa the rnilisFs e. Feapeet ihs ch1if hs wnS treated wilh e lifila Fespe1l as q lsyuian. As had lbe nellri,ciinn nr c1rommnnien, iing ths Fasesls howevsl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

SrArEsTIcs or THE YExa 1858. TLe number 0i ralinad arcn.enls durng ll,c year, Wast i3S. Number Of prssons Killed, .eS4s wounded. 196 The n0nit,er ct Sseain- b.sai sacciGri,sa issiaied n Si SIo prrsons 'wege killed, l6s iniare.l. Srveniv iisree revsllafssnafv Raisitsis isave died during ti,s Hear ad S4 persons whose sgrs range lram 100 10 124 yeara each. Therc l,ave hrcp during ilit yeas 6l executions The largest number, 70. having taken p.sce iu each of ,I,e ilonilis Uf September and Oc. sober. S .5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

Miss Lucy Sa,ne hes lecsnresl five times fo large aud very ai,eniive audiences in S,. Lania, Mo., nn the suLjeel of women's
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Dis,ries ef WOodbuyy ss PrOsale Court, .January

D:ssr'cf n. of WOodbary ss PrObale Court, JanaGry
 ESTATE sof JESSE MINOR, Esq, late of Al WoodhuFy in said District. deceased.g
 . The Court of Prohate for tho District of Wood- bury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof fnr the creditors of sad estate to 'exhiblt their claims for settlement Those who neglect to present their acconnis properly attest. ed: wihtin said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested 10 make immediaie pavniepf fo a..si E g5s.sl
 x # CORNELIUS J. MINOR. Execu < SOLOMON B. MINOR, tors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

lxrEaEsrIxe FAcr.--The New York Cogrser stales that . surgeon in slle U ,. Array. recently desired tn kn0v ilse nnssi eammnn csuse nf cnl.siment. Dy prrn,,s stsD af the explain sl He scampany, csD- tanning 55, in p'cdgc never is, disclose the nsme sf any officer ar psivsie, except ss pisysieslo lof nsesapEivsieal fact, tl,e avtir h.siors was ubssined of every man. On iuvessigam0is, ii appeared shas nine. seu,Ils enlisted an account Uf temale dilliculsy IS ai tsesn iIad changed iIscir names. and 43 were eislier drunk er pa:tially so, af ii.e linie af sIieir eniisineai. Most If ihen, were men ef 6pe ialenss aud learning. siisI ahinit e.ihird had once been isl elevated sla,io6s u fife. Fnur of tiitin had been lawyers. three duci0ra, and jwe a,inisiers. The txpsrihtensef behevcs. if is wee no, for his pledge nI' secFecys thai ihis wonl.l De ae interesting hlstnrg, and wnnld ex, hibas ihe iieilsy pi hssmaR nature as fully as ;any ex7esinsnss syer niait plp0n sl,e sub' jecto llie hassissas:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

HSAME INFO the enclosure of EPH'M K. O BUNHIEL, Dec. l7ih, 1853, red COW, supprsed to he about ten years old I; . button on one h0sn. The owner is requested 10 prove property, pay charges. and !aKe her awny.,
 EPH'M K. BUNNELL. sLitchReld, Jan. 2d. 1884. @ 3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

TmE q GRDsa= GssDnD RAsz u b. s..-- Ta,e Rsmbesser BsmeeFat says shaa sise Hp- dergrepnd AiRa l,ae a,uFe llsap asssasuslrd iisg buaiAces sinee liie nasssge aF ihe fiigi- tive slave aci, ,aba sthsf psssehs<Fs hy ii seliom Sit .n frscsl their sIessinssinn. The line is sid n he shally Nianaeed ky nc
 mssss. si1d ehieily hy faziitrcs. VI leceni ausssss af she Es6iss q fhe skhgiIlsk. pub lished ia Csnsda, hoiices ilse saIe ssfiysl z ins thsi nfssisee 0Issix fngilives ia one i.,'. soslnssly SeloAein1 s1 lllc Res. kle Isch-
 s0M. Al leaaesEee lin su.niseF issin iitieen ehle n.eh ssazs AgssMs6Fss s faaf linni KenfseAy sN1 Eissy asnrs laniled af Am- heEisbsEa. sA in one sompany. aie ssms
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

la washiessns some af sbe msst .es ,secsai,le and isaeprndeat won,rn. bsil married and single, engage n ihe shsse- making husiness ss sn sgrcesblr pssiinle, as seli a from motives pf ecnnamy. They lidd ii . liRht, pheasant. pn6ssbie wssk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

The iirs, ehnreh bell .n EssverbiIL Mass. sass the Salem Gazette, wss pnrchastd n l7ss. kseviasss 10 ihsi time ihese was .
 siagnlsr snhsaiiuse, as sppeass hy vn'e passed in 4ese. 2, Ihai Ahrsl,aw TyrF hiOw hia H.sgn bad sn hsnF hsgtFe mrcimg aa ule kesd$ dNg. apd an lecture dsss .snd see:'ss sae pound af pask snnusIly frual
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
Notice.

N tie 6fm ~ SCOviLI, PALMER C co
 's. Ess .sn the lssh dsy of NevambsE, lsss. dis.
 All psFsaas indebted to osaid firm are reqaeated o m'aAs lihmedInse payusenl tn Addsen PalmeE' wsIsasvilIe. Dse' is.S. G isss. '-' ' g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

Alaie arrival from Cuba brinesa decree from tie new Captain. General upon ihe subjeci of the slave trade, in which ie pledges himself ia enforce il.e laws againsl the importation of slaves finn Africa, and c0nspel faiihial observance Of ihe .reaies of iSi7 and 1885 lor ihe suppression of .he traffic. As subsiiiO:e for the importation ef sla yes from Airca, lIe proposes and a,i. tharizes tie introduction of free Indisnsla- borers. Asisiic and ,Spanisrds. This is doubtless the measure that has thuntlered in 'he index as a scheme fbr the Airican- sixasion al Cnha. A shoft lime will suffice to determne ils True charactss. and sfDw shetller those wlln have ana,lemaiized |, in advance .spose hy the casd' er not.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12
'TEiIpn
CARYEs xM &Ss

Velvet. Tapestry. Brussels, fhreeply ,EngsAiE-s MauihkS DIuEertE Rugs MHis md ENGLISH FLOOR OIL CLOTHS.
 Oo- Tho place to buy carpets is ai the Bee HfSe
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-01-12

PR0rEsrANTIsM IN ITALY. .-TI,e last nnnI. ber Of the " NoriIt British Review" has an article ah ii,e rrngress and prospects nl Proirslsniism in Italy. from which II ap> prars the past year ITO houses, xiih 1000 sua,rns have been bUiIi in Turin aud ii,is is stirihuiahle iOiiie fact ihattIie new Guns .siiiutl0n lO:eraies feiiginns liber,y. While every esber Itslisn cny is drcaying ike . curllfe. TuIir is growing undrr tie hew isnI,islse of PrnsietsanslsIi like green bay tree. The Walirnses are sbs'iii opeisina iip ihsi ,cijya Pr0sesiani Temple. The lirst :u .ltp V. upon tue very spot where lie Do- miuicsns burnt the bsdies ofihe nlariyfs.