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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

Disfrici'ef New HaUea ss Probate Court, Aiarch
 2.ih, 1854. .,..s.. 4a s.!.sf .sasy .gs. TIPON the application of LEWIS Nj. MILLS, O show ing to rhis court that lie is parent and guardian tn Maria Louisa Mills and Charles Clarence NJ ls, minors belonging to said district, and hat said minors are the ow nrrs of the follow ing real esate, siiunted in the town of Ken, in the county of Litchfield, viz one piece or parcel of and, containing about 3 acres bounded souih- erly on Agur C Norhiop, eas'erly and norlhcry on highway, and westerly on highway and said Agur C Northrop, with the buildings thereon standing. Also, another piece containing about Y acres, and bounded sou,herly. on dover of Mary ( Mills, westerly on the Housatonic rail road. northerly O. l. P Bissell and others, and ensicr!v by heirs of Lyman Rnberis-valucd at abou, HOO dollars, and showing just and reasor- able cause for selling said real estate; praying for m order, and that he or some other mec, person be empowered to sell the same, ns per application on file dated the Eth day ot March, 1854, more fully appears.
 Ordered, That the foregoing application he heard .at the Probate Office in New Haven on the 5ih day of June, 1854, a, 9 o'clock forenoon; and that notice thereof be published in come pubic newspaper near the place where such real estate lies, three weeks sncccssiSely, at least six weeks before said time assigned,
 49 F. CROSWELL, Judge.
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 hOKsTER 6FEAMSHIp.--A Steamship is now being built sin London, on the screw and paddle plan. fOr the Eastern Navigation Company, of extraordinary rize.--Ibe dimrntions win be nearly as f0lloWs Tonnage. 10 .00o tons, or build- CTS measurement, 2e.O00 ton; extreme length. zoo feet depth of hold, 5e feet, with screw and paddle engiass Of the aggregate nominal horse power. 2.eo0 stoWAge for coals. 10000 tons Tor car. go. 5000 tons 500 6rst class. cabins, with ample space for troops and lower class passengers. s.-She is to have I4 Ratef-Iight compartments. most of them 20 feet apart. With these. it is said, rhe will carry out, sufficient fuel for Foyage Co Calcutta or Australia and back bo England nItis expected that she will accOmplish the voyage between England and India by tho Cape. iG 30 or SS days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

AMERICAN CITIzExsHIP.-The Scese. tary of 2tGte in answer to an in.erroga. tor prOpounding Co him on . point of AmeficAn citizenship. gives his opinion
 that every person born in the United States mnst be considered citizen of she Cnited Stales. notwithstanding one NI both of lis parents may have been Nliens ae the time of his. birth. This is tontormity with ahe English common law, which law is generally acknowledged in Shis country. And a person born of alien pareftas it is presumed, would be consid- cred "a enatutalized born citizen of the United Siasesrin the language. of the constitution. 90 as to make him eligible sosEe Pesidsncy.'
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Buttkereltt X Trowbridge, sW erch0MG TNfEOrs,

No. ] SOWth Sfrect. L1frA.feld. " HAVE jus, received from New York large HI assortment of Gen,lemen's Dress 0,,ods. equal to any in the market. They have every thing in the. shape of Clo;lls which the public wish, and that too al prices which wiil snii GUS toners. They have also an e extensive n >snriment ofCTavais, Collars, Hosiery, Handkcrchieis, Vest. in.s aud Trimmings, to which the attenlon of the public is invited. Fa- s-f sls.r garments cut or made in a style which cannot be rivaled in fashion and workmanship. Cutting done 0t short notice. All work warranted to fit.
 Rem9mber the number South Street. I c. c. BUTTKEREITT. JAMES TKowaR,per.
 Litch6eld, March, 1854. -s @ .I.-
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DR. Reef's PiILs.-li is not to he wondered prefer Dr Rom's ceIcbsated Root and Risnt PilIs to any other Medicine in use, ss eld Df Rocf- the original maker 0f ihein was reeideHe ol Canaan. end while living enjoyed ihe repuission of being the most skillfuI Physician in tis ccuu. try. The Pills are comp ned of twenty kinAs of rare meiicinal vereiabses, alshoafh setiss and thorough in their operation on the sysssm yes .they are q eaFeguIy niedicased that tey Gsts bs Risen td inc most fePhle person wiih safety s We confidently recon,mend these Pills 10 tho sflicied, as being superior ip every Tespect 10 price of i2 2 and s cts per box, bv merchants throughout the country. 81 Try 7hsaa.
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~A Mr. Thatcher sued Horace Greeley and others to recover dsmages for an alledged libellous publication, which appeared in the N. Y. Tribune as a telegrsphic communication from Bos
 ton. and the case came before the sheriff and a jnIy-slast week. The defendant suffered judgment to go by default. and
 the Sherifi's jmy assessed the dam agea at six hundred and 6fty, dol> Jars. It is said tha. there are other suits pending against the daily press of New
 York-for similar errors of the telegraph4
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alieo.

In this town. sis. ult, Nehemiah Edwards, aged about 54 ycara oN-
 Tn New Milford, 3d instant, Annie, daughter Of Josiah Parks, aged l6 vearS. E,8 laa s-t1. ass
 In Sharon, Mr. Elihu Yale aged S7. formerly of Canaan Mrs. Belinda White, aged @, wife of Chester White Julia, daughter of Hiram Traver, aged 1. "
 In Ba tilnore. I4;h uii, Thomas Kelso,, eldest san of Rev. Sheridan and Mr4. ]. M. Guiteau, aged l7 years and 6 months. Fff
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< Beautiful and Necessary

k A CCOMPLlSIIMENT.- suhsosber, A having had long experienced. as Teacher Ot Pehmanship, proposes to give instruction iQ this village to such as desire 10 improve theIt knowledge of this indispensable ait.- He has already Organizeda class. which will meet this evening at the Centre District School Houe6 and will also he happy to attend to an afternoon class if suitable encouragement is given. ls ;sz TERMS. S2 % per course of 20 lessons stationery included.
 REFER ENcIe. F ,' & H. R. Corr, Esq, Cashier Phnnix Branch Bank Rev. B. l.. SWAN, Pastor let Cong Church. J. c. RRcKwrTH, M. D. .~>.s A. N. LEWIS, Principal of Academy ..,s .,, ., y.
 GEO. W. JOHNSON.
 Litchfield. April 18th, 1854.
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Farm for Sale 1!

F. OR SALE. the Farm lately owned by Thos E Watson, deceased, stunt ed in Torringford, one-half mile south oi the meeting-houses q nd two and a half cast of Wolcottvle- consisting oi T6 acres of land, suitably divided mo mow. ing, pasture and blow land, with good timber lot on the same. There is good two-story iwellingshousc, harms and other convenlen: out buildings, all pleasantly situated For terms apply to 'rHOS. WATSON, ss s la.ss
 or RICHARD W, GRISWOLD.
 Torringford, March 24th, 1854. IS
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SOLDIERS . THE WAR or !sl2.-.

SOLDIERS . THE WAR or !sl2.-A Convention of soldiers of the war 1912 was held a. Norfolk, on Friday last. Sevenly-six of the veterans were pres. ens. and the gathering was the occasion of many interesting "reminiscences, and a great deal of good fellowship and kind feeling. Resolutions were adopted. ex
 p'essive of the object and intentions of the meeting. and an associa ia,ion called the" Sosicty of'Soldiers Of the War of lsl2."' was formed. to hold meetings annually in Norfolk. sa.5. =
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ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING & SUNNI FIR c A M P AT G M o E 1 7 S 4.

Great Iaduce"'ents to Cash f Erchange Customers HAVING disposed of our Grocery department HI to Mir A Palmer, we siIall continue the other branches of our former business at our old stand. We expect to keep a much larger as- sortment oi goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding good assortment of goods which we pretend keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains in new ana desirable good. we rec elSe we shall cheesc, eggs, &c. We wnuid also say to our lrients that we are atsfied that by thus dividing our business we can show them much better assortment of goods and at far less prices than those who continue on in the old track of keepA ing little of cyery hing without being able 10 show an assortment Of anything which other cus- toners may want-Soping ,haf we may continue eatserit the patronage which the public have so lberaily bestowed and for which we would sre- turaOur hearty thanks. r,EG 2f@s& g6
 ALYORD & BROTHER. Wolco:tyillc, April 1854. ...-.-.
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VALUABLE CATTLE = One of the cows exhibited at the late show at Albany V as sold at 9c per pound live weight, and produced $lbO for her owner and breed- CT, Mr. Henry Hasen. of Msrtinsbursh, Lewis county. This makes he. weigh. ] ,e66 ponrda. P. c. Ca,denr of Scho~ harie, lately bought of J. T.aAnd,ews of West Co'nwall. Ct a buck fot slo0, and teul e mes a.,$5o each. They are of the New Oxfotdshiie breed. E 7s4 t.e d7.a
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X RarN Chance E0r fhe Y0nNg.

INSTRUCTION will ha given in Music, ~ French, Drawing and Painting, in ihS upper Room in the Centre School House, commencing at o'clock P. M. "Wednesday, Aprl 18th, 1854 --free of charge. Materials for Drawing can hs procured at Mr. isaldwin's Variety Store or Of lhe teacher. Lessons in Music given before .Gg after pchoOl-hours. s'-$ G'-
 The Instruction to continue for II weeks. y.s9s
 Lichfield, April l1th. 1854. .ssest
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The U. s. Land Office has been forced to resort to parchment paper for mate- rial on which to cngross land patents. instead of parchment as heretofore. The condition ofthings in New Holland. from whence the main supply of the naauac> tured pa,chm.nt skins come, has raised the price of ths manufactured alticlu from nine to twenty cents. Hence the abandonment of the use of the original article by the Land Office.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

r ADIES CATER BOOTS AND SHOES
 Al of the latest sty tyles, just received from New Yurk, selected with great care. Ladies wishing anything in this line will find the larges. assort- ment ever found in our Store we cannot describe -they must be seen to be loped. ALVORD & BROTHER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

. CONVERSATION OF PosTMAsTERs.--We are pleased to lea,n" that the House Committee on Post Offices has agreed 10 report bill increasing tie compensation Of Post Masters ten per cent, on the com
 missions now received: The Pust- Mas ter General is given discretionary power
 of increasing the compensation at dist,ib> uting and sep'a,ing offices" We ,ru>t tha. when the Committee reports, Con
 g,ess will not let this matter go over with the !" unfinished business .t-
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New York Markets.

nwn*Z. vguEss MoNDAY, ApIill 10. FLeun- Pfiees rangs for siate and western the msBket tosdaR.4S .S GsArE.-- Wheat el e ,asOO. Rye co 95 voSA Oats 4Sesl. Cqga "a 77. ,rrE2uss0Ms; Pcsks el4 l400al5 a0fer mess. and prime, and eIl co iS 90 ioF I;,ess .s,d itr' e. Butter IOa 15c. Cheese 70 . l1c. @ larT TS-rS '
 cattle Market. sa
 Offered 2lez Reeves, 9O7 cows and csIpe6 and 105 sheep and lasnha. ss,7s1's ~ V se Sheep $500 lc O. Lamhs Ss 50 so 6 %.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

sCAMrHEHE.--In the New York House of Representatives. Mr. Clinton has had
 unanianoas permission to introduce bill etc prohibit the use of camphene, spirit gas. and all preparations of alchohoI or spiriis pf surpeniine, for the purposes of illumination in stages. omnibases. railroad ears aai siesmhoals." Any person or persons. or incorporated company, vioIa- ding the provisions of this act. are to be deemed guilty of | lnisdemeanor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
\ School for Yoang ladies

"lLL be opened tn South Farms on Tuesday wv May 2d; Miss II. s. GooDwIN. PrincipaLl
 TERMs Tuition per quarter of n weeks, g. Board may be obtained in the family upon to Miss HELEN s. GOODWIN, South Farms. | ADul- 10th. 1854.
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G. Bronson, n> RESIDENT DENTIST, s ALIS BUR RY, CON N.
Eitchfeld County Daguerreian Gallery !!

Firsi Building Soafh ike Mansion House. Y. DICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac,, country Or Europe. The Cravon, lllumina,ed. and coiored Daeuerfeotypes taken if desired i; Miniatures and Portrans copied. Or hand at all times beautiful assortment of French Cases Gold Lockeis, Sc. =, Terms moderate and sa,is.s ction suaran,ied
 J. l.. JUDD-
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Hart Female Seminary,
THE SUMMER TEhM

THE SUMMER TEhM ,s
 AF this Institution will cos:mence Mayed, NJ and conti..ue thirteen weeks. ...
 The following, among others, are the particu- lars in which it is believed this Seminary offers to parents superior advantages for the education of their daughters: A systematic, varied aud extensive course of study, comprising all the branches ordinarily pursued, hoih solid and orna- mental. Thorough and careful instruction i; in music especially. vocal and nsrnmental,, it's advantages are unsurpassed, 3 For bolrding pupils, apleasant home under the ma,,aa aemeni of an excellent matfon and conducted as n gem teel Christian family. 4 Constant supervision, ot the pupils by the Principal and herassociates; extending 10 department, social intercourse, eli. quet;e and all that constitutes the refined female. Chcapness-ihe entire charges amounting only to one-haf or less than haf the expense ofsmilar institutions in the cites l. is intended 10 bring its advantages within the reach Of all, even of the most moderate means. ..t,s;
 Circulars containing full particulars will be furnished on application,
 Address REV |. r. WARREN, Secretary
 Plymouth, April 3d, 1854. Si9
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Shirf.MaRipr.

NTEW and advanced Prices weFe adnnted Al Iv the New Haven Shiri MahuFaclofy on ihs lsl or November last The under. irnsd wiII furnish work in any quantity to those wishing cnlnlovment. ALyoRn h n,sn s.,,v. ,,,ss'e .s
 WoIeeliYuIe, February c, fs54.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
RAX R R.

KOTlCE is hereby gwen to all persons liable Iy t0 pay TaEes in G0eirn on the List of 1853. which Tsx is due oB the first day of 1853, that l. will meet them at tho siorc of Mice G Gray, in Goshea Centre. on M1ndsy, he a ]; aad tshe T'aesAays tte 1sh 2 4And at she house of Ssmn6l F. Wilesx, in Nnrh Goshen, on Wednesday, the 5th days of April 1854, from Q o'clock A. NJ. iili 4P. M. on each of said days, .o receive said Taxes: .Pefeons negleciipg 10 pay ihe;r Taxes on said days must expect f0 pay Ira vel lces. 7
 Goshen, Msfeh s, ISs1. : ' M = - 7. ls
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Norfolk Academy.

THE SPRING AND SUMMER TERN nF this Schoo! will commence on Wednesday AD the 18th day of April inst. under the charge of WILLIAM RICE, A. B., who possesses . high reputati,M as teacher, and has been Principal of the Institution fr the last eight years Unusual facil;ties for acquiring the French, language will be aff,rdrd under the instruction of Monsieur and Madame CARPENTER. late residents in Paris and experienced teachers.
 Tuition from @ g to &5 g qudrier.
 French, 500 . Board in private families from sl 75 to S2 25 a week. s4.sf .ta s.... s....
 JOSEPH ELDRIDGE, l ELEZUR DOWO
 HIRAM MILLS, Trustees. ,, " .''' JAMES M. COWLES,
 ROBBINS BAYFIELD,
 Norfolk, April 4th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
Notice. 5

HNHE members of Vulcan Lodge are hereby IL notified sbat there will he . Lodge held 0D Saturday evening. ApiI l4 1884, beiore which Ni be presented very imparant business; and all membes m god sanding are urgently Te- qussted 10 De in attendance. ,. Per order of DANIEL F. BEEBE, N G. {,
 C. B. MALTBIE, Secretary.
 Fals Village, ApTI a. 1854
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CarnctN!

WYE arc now Eeceiving from market some w splendid styles of Wool, hali.Wo ool and Cotton Carpets, which we shall sell al low rsteS
 ALVORD & BROTHER. Y Wo!cottyille, April ls5i. ss ,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
ory Goods bod Croceries.

ME are now offering a large and carefully !. w selected assortment of Family Groceries just received from New York, bought for CASH which we shall sell at prices to suit our GUS toners.
 Also, we are now prepared te show fine and extensive assortment of Day GoODs, wltch we bought low, and sell. we must, shall, and will, at prices 10 suit our patrons. .-...., Justice to all, one price, and no deviation, Is our motto, and oil we ask is, just give ns trial.
 $. D. NORTHWAY & co. Suuth Norfolk, April Huh, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

NYOTACEs-An peEs0ns indebted te the 4N suhscTlbeH are requested to make immediate payment tO Fhe same; # you cant raise the cash give me ycnr aels. A. C. BRADFORD
 WclcottviIEe, February ls, 1883,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
Hats.

ss. SUPERIOR fashionable Hats just recelved from New York, and for z sale :h,v the subscribers at their old s stand, half a mile west of the Court ltAE A House sand would say to their form.
 er custonaeFsAnd the public, that we will make 1t m object for them to call and purchase of ue KILBORN & BRAMAN. ; Litchfeld, April Rth, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
THE@FARMERS

" the shop Of the subscriber. lhe 6rsi GrfcIe of rWE IT M4 MN- M~ A- NN R1 in the county. ready for the Spring Trade.
 Also, STOVES of the best pattern in mprkr,. Otss' patent msulaled Lightning Rods, Fly drauiic Rams. Be, &e. t55sT'' 9T All kinds of Job Work done as usual.
 J,W. CONE. v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
RincksIaaaf 2

WANT'ED, several good blneksmiths ard " s.rikers, to work on Axes, Also, good
 SAM. ". COLLINS, y30 Collinsville, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
New Spring Goods !!
E. ID. MoNEtL.

tS Ds MON EI H
 AS received well-selecSed assartraept or A1 spring Goods-enneisiins tn r,sFt O( inc Iod"T'ng FIenchand English Broadel,,ths. nlain Silk, white F1ann,, Linen She.,;ros I,;,I,,,os Sirainer Cloth, Jacquard Diaper, Ca,,sI.r,c S,less Gloves, Hose, Knitting Cotton. Carppiing, Drug gct, &c. Also, m aesorimsn, of Indms; n,sss. GoOjs euiiable fur the srason--amonp winch may be toand plain and figured DeLainss :. Cham brays, DeBee6, GinchaR,s, Prints, &c., &c.
 By continuing the Ready Pay system we shal! be enabled to sell the above GoOds at n small advance from cost. s .
 01r Most kinds of produce taken in exchange for g0ads. FI lae.4.ss ..e % .f..-. Li,ch6eId, March 28th, 1854, .- s--,-.
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Wanted ImmediateIy.-Ten more indus trious respectable American Girls to work in . Button Factory Good wages and steady em- ploymen, given. have obtained some very fine Girls from Liich6eld County, and want a few more of ths same sort. For particulars please call at the Factory, or write to
 E. MONROE TERRELL.
 Naugatuc, Conn, March ls, 1854. ....
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

a1DR. TERREL's OIsrNEFT-put up in glass bo1ss--sn ezsra nice article for the toilet and . handsome shelLOFnamens. Every family slsoaild have l-ox on the slself, in case Of expo<hre-sd the fall winds, or accident: Notice advertise mens in anoshcr column. For sale by ....-.et
 4. c. SMITH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
GSs.g W'Nssseeg.

rKNO do the work in private family of ten
 N peTsons, who can enok wa h and irnn. and ls neat and willing tO do that whIcI is required. None. olbeEs need apply. EieM dollars per month gill he paid. GEORGE TODD.
 Litchfeld, lS0ulh Sireei,) April 4h.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
EaDOrkS,DleM

SDOFkSAleM .... .. AND ALL WHO WOULD ENJOY THE M ANLY sport of Fishing--shc subscriber '1NL would cal your particular attention to his stock of FISHING TACKLE. Jointed Rods, English Click Reels, Carlisle Snellcd Hooks, silk worm Smells, plated pike and perch. Hooks. wired Shells. sIIk Lines. flax do., Bait Boxes, Trout Baskets, spoon Bait. spoon Hooks. Trout Flies, Ssc. All for safe as lsssi ihan sNe w York prices. A. G. BRADFORD. ss, w Wolcottville, April 10. et 6.. se
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
.Matfieo.

In this yiIlaee, on Monday morning 10th inst George D. Waehans. of Wolc0ttviIle, 10 Mrs, Eliza Woodruff. of this place.
 In ShsrUn, Mt. Wayne Handlin to Miss Maria Beehe. .-
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W AM n n

" A " T U Os A GOOD jouTneynSen Tailor one who un- A defsiADsis the business wIll find a good chance on application e .s. ...Il West Cornwall, March 27ih, 1854. s''',:H'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

DARAMETTAs.-lo pieces more of those
 G splendid parame,ias, price 37 l-2 cts per yard, just received, ai BRADFORDpS, . #1 taa sasE s@a WOlc0ttyite.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

HEETLEMEN's craxats Neck Stocks m,
 N ColIars, at No. South st.
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GrommdPiaateP.

nNhand. at tho Mil of tho subscriber, n lot VI of . superior quality. Persons who are in want will do well to come as early as possible, weeks, in consequence of having % Eehulld his Mill. EDWARD GOULD.
 Llteh6eld, Hast MilI,l April l2Ih,. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

asThs proposed new cent is to bc Of vhiia metal resembling silver in appear snee. Nilh round and slightly raised edge. Itis ahcut 8 loGhs Of an inch in diameter. larger than . ten cent piece,
 and less in sizs than q quarter dollar.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
E YAPrAxc1ArIoS or rnR UNIrnDN NFAI

APrAEcIATIoNo or THE UNITED 2gATEs. -Losd Ellesmers. . highly cultivated Englishnlan, who recently visited she United States. as commissioner. from Great Britain So the Worlds Fair. says, in letter tosa. New York paper e Let any man try the experiment of lesiusing tosans average English audience in depre. cialio1 or contemp: of the stars and stiipss, aadshe would 4assuredly be hooi> sd down. He also says, eff Milton were alive now, he would insert into his -sTeasIse on edacesioa an eloQnea. patA- aEaph recomin nding travel in America. [.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
m Fl w @ a a Ma

TUST received good assortmsnt of C, nile.
 BtJfTKEREIr& & TRoSwBRIDiGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
Hats and Cans

EnF Spring Styles just received. Gentlemen " wishing to improve their appearance can find m article in the way of Ha: or Cap that will do just that thing. The assortment consists of Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palhilcai, Kossu.h,
 April, 1854. ALvORD & BROTHER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13
Dress GOO(ls.

LUST is eloEs. . large as.er,ment of Dress. O Goods of ihs latest desiRns. The Ladies gre. judges, and we will give chance for decision, to all. ALVORD N BROTHER. \
 Wolcottyile, April 1854. a aa;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

No: DurL-I Ihs difficulty between MsssEs- Cniting aHd Bssckenridge. of the House of RepEesensatiy has been settlsd by the iaiesposiiion. of political fsiendss MF. B. when he learned alsa. Mf. c. was good shot, concluded no doubt that he had .. caught a Tartar. ' seemed very wiling to avoid a meeting. Anclher specimen Of Southern Democra- sic ehiyaIry is here exempli6ed. MT. Csisiag .aeed not hays any fears ahat he will ever have any more 2. alairs of lhO> nOf" wish the southern pOliticians. They have taied him and are satiAfed.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-04-13

Norfolk, March l, Is54,.