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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1854-08-23
DIRE, LIFE AND MAR me NSU

LIE - kAlNO IA an i ~ "a lN0O
l. RANCE-The Richmond Fire Association are
aow prepared to issue policies of Insurance on the
shove description of risks on reasonable terms
any similar company and respectfully ask share of
the patronage of the public Applications will be re.
seved at the Office, No u.s. corner of Main and 9Th
streets where the officers will cheerfully furnish all
Information that may be required. ALI loaxss prompt.
ty and literally adjusted.
JAMES BOSHER, President.
JOIN 81. BosHER, Secretary. NH II
CIMON BONAVTTA & CO.. Dealer in
~ FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FRUITS, CON-
DICTIONARY AND FANCY GOODS, No. IS
West Main street.
The city and country trade supplied with every
riety of Candies of their own make
SIMON BoNAvITA DAVID JONES
CAPITAL COMMERCIAL
~ SAVINGS BANK.-Ofice at the store of
Quarles Il Brooke, ON 18th street -
Depositors in this institution will receive six per
cent. on all sums remaining deposite six months
or longer, and FIVE per cent, for shorter time:
VIM g. PAINE, President.
r. T. BROOKE, Treas iy6-ts
T EECHES.-The public are hereby in
IL formed that have on hand lot of superior
Swedish LEECHES, which will be applied upon the
most reasonable terms The subscriber can be found
at all hours of the day at The Hair Dressing Room
under the American Hotel ard at night ON 18th It.,
between Main and franklin ats.
lie 26 C.. HOBSON.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

tn EHadersiened wenld respectful announes
70 fii1 chdIplnflS and the pubic ftrtf1tY that
be continues ia lls BO0KsELLIN6 bpIiness
~ he arcade. Wugsrtnyy. Gem.
where he Is prepared 10 an aaP otlefsih Sc lius
with which he may be entrusted. Nill the same
regularity and despatch which bas dislinc kisR 4
his operations heretofore N .. !. -. M
Particular attention is paid to subscriptions fns
Magazines and other periodical ~ serial works,
which are forwarded BY the earliest mhils IN th6
nealesl and most spbsianiial manner without in
jury 70 The Engrayings. !. -, 80 -.s...
:. Orders Tor Books IN all I.anguaees, IL al *
taht editions. whether published nj home 81
abroad. whether rare Or c"mnlon- well as f0i
Music. Ensfavihgs or other objects Of taste. ele-
gdnrc OF curiosity, will he promptly attended 70.
Books and henyyspa1tplsisSsn En-, byexpFsss OF
o. may BE- otherwise ordered. Local agents sup
piled On favorable tefihz Address ~ = q
ss@ - WILLIAM PATTON, ~
4FIS ess sssfas 81 Is 40 TWaseYbnTV z s,.s6.E
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

ia 4 the annual Town Meeting cfihe ,swn pf
"A WashingeoR, legally warned and held ofs
the "a day pf Oclober, 1854: - s@.s's
Voted, That all Neat Cattle. Horsrs, Assoc,
Mules, Swine, Sheep and Geese, pc and the sane
ARE hereby restrained from going 1T Iaff d on tho
Highways of Commons in this town. excepting
one Cow 20 each individual famiiy -awhict' Cow
shah b. featraiAcd from shutdown until sunrise,
and all Cattle shall be restrained, from going 81
large from the first day Of December nntiihe first
Of Nay; and that me penalty for q breach Of
this Bye Jaw shall be twenty-five cents Tor each
Neat Cattle, Horse. Ass, Male. Swine, Sheep on
Goose 80 going AT large, 10 be paid by the owners
Of said animal or, cfea tute 90 running ii large
in either of the town pounds in said iown--pfo]
vided the. penalty shall not exceed thesHm 81
three dollars; and that any Eectof or ffeekold6r
may inIpolnd for i brcach OF this ByesLaw.
Voted, That the Town Clerk cause this Bye
Lawsto be published In the Litchfien Enquirer,
. Newspaper prinledin Lischfeld. in the County
Of Litch6sld, for four weeks successfully, before
this Bye-LAw shall helm t0yesE 81 8 s. RFF8
a tfsIs ira nscript from the Record. Il ~
Certified BY s.s p. =. BRINSMApE,. a.
Washington, ccs. I'd, 1854 ava s'ssA u
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
&c the Ola Brick.

-Fssl Deer Wat u ths CsrrisIlsa,.-
MAY be found 3 new ofoek Of Boolo and
W. ehn1nI lpgl3f inehlDno lof 1854. We ere
now pEep97et . olrr {. Ne people Of Lifch6old
county nltnRs thor The best ana, largest stock Of
Boots and shoes that was ever brought in lhii
style imaginable Il would hn usrless and in,noS.
sible 70 namq the different styles Of so laF.o 4
stock 60 we have ~ this time--we iherptors "a
70 ell como and see tOFYourselves.lo for our stock
only need be seen 10 prove III, truth az ,yhnt o.
say. Not approving Of the hunlbuging system.
wo would here say ~ 20 prices-~ihey shall Be-
unifpEm, some ~ hieh, as the biz hest and Soms
We would here n this hu stlp manner tender
ouf iealtoit ahanissHo I'LL IOf Iher phst gavbfs,
and ulnstgFespecuuiy invite sihsTn % give as
call before they make their epring purchases. -
q MEAFOY e. TROWBR1DGE.
1sich6eId, May 18th. 1854.
q N. B. yNeihaEea few natetand aeconnta0a
haud Of sehieh we shouldsbe most happy 20 din
pose at cost. Or A word % the wise. Sc. ~,
M. & r.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
Great Ercitsment ~ Mn York,
PianOs ana NFel0deons for Cash. 4,

2
HORACE WATERS, The great Mnsic and
II Plane Forte dealer, S33 Broad way, New
FORK, preierring to share large per cent with
his Customers. rather than pay II 10 the Shafpcrs
of w all Street., raise available uiea toenabls
him to stem the present tight times, oilers his
Immense assortment Of elegant and WarFshted
Pianos and Me0deons alta large discount from
factory prices, fer cash. His assOrtment cdrri-
priees Pianosfrom$hree ofthe iargesssand most
celebrated Boston naanuiaciofiess also those Of
several Of the best New York makers including
the beautiful and much admired Horace Waters,
Pianos from HE own factory, and Mciodeons IL
the best Boston, New Haven, New York and
Baffalo makes affoFding an opportunity for se-l
leciions not to be had elsewhere. Each instruAl
naent warranted. Sec nhhand Pianos at great
bargains-prices from $50 u $780, Mussc md
Musical Instrumentsof I'll Kinds dealers, teach.
ers and Meads Of Schools supplied on flie best
terms. Music sent by mail pns,-paid. Genernl
and select Catalogues Of Music and Schedule Of
factory prices 81 Pianos, Mel0deons and Jnusical
instruments forwarded to any address. free Of
postage. cAA42ls
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

WT0D Id rsopselfully inform tho. oiti.suapf
w Souih Norfolk and vicinity that ihey hs so
iusi returned from New Work Filh q fnil a1sorf-
meat 81 Goods tnitAbIo toI The country trade. and
are prepared 10 show them 10 an. never crow.
Tag tired u showing their Goodss and aIwafs
ready % sell. IhgiF 0ppds have I'D been bought
lnr CASH, and must and npsIl be sold under
their old mollo, VIA: : ninsble sixponco Is
better than 4 slow shilling !" slfs afa &g5.
Fhey 3nlly bellows hat they arc now prepared
g eel 40 low Is any of their ReighhDfs --eitheF
Dry Goods. Groceries, CFnekery or hardware;
nl least they would invite oil 20 give thema ealE
lhey VIII sch ssryIO6 as sheyAse 0'Dods getting
0uG o. dulF.Ef Al II s8c t4F 10 fsM ~ s7sisseiSf
BwtsE, Cheese, Wood, Hem'oek Bark. 3 q,
Sc. wanted IN exchange Itt ti.ssd :, On alsaAe
particular o6jsefioato iiIte GaHllos t00hsuehs
| Fi0nF, Msal, Feed, So constantly on hand
for Casa ,assAsAsS sasft H& fsFsAs 80 iaisi1so
SsutI Norf,:k, CT, Aug .s2ss I354. ysgayaE 20
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

The w0rkingmen ra the country and The
city more psriicGlaFlyy are .suhjecl 10 .
Multitude DC paliry shayes, by which tier
earnings are locked and their comforts
ahriAged 10 no 4inconsiierable extent. "A
dollar ii, Or ought 10 be, one hundred eta.
/ hui we Leiy tlIe man who takes lis silver
dollar III i'll ragged representation 10 maj.
ket Or 10 The grocery store % ger more thar
ninety six cents for il. One 0fihesiweniy.
Ave cents in The quarter vanisbes down in
su fractions, that utterly eiuae the power
10 convert the coin into sugar. hUtter, coC-
fee. of Tea. On one d.,A riimay be hi.
fling thing, hui on The weeks wages Of ten
il amounts 10 the rather important sum ii
forty cents. ana III the course nc The wears
transactions, ten. twenty or thirty dollars
have beenspnngca out ofil,e righfntomn.
er's pucket into some other persons bank
account. I Is Tie duty 81 Congress 10 give
us coinage Thai will moi admit Oh frsc>
tions Dc the sInaleat ni,il Of CURRENCY
These little j1kers, the Spanish shilling and
Sixpence, 90 back and forth 10 tiseir capa~
city as ihievesnf nuf per cent. On lie poor
nuns dollar, until they are worn as thin as
. iniser's visage, and pass ihcir weekly or>
bit afpeiiy slprceny with unesring SECULAR
iiv. Tire knavery has lasted long enough,
and iliese hgAgs and slippery c,,s.omcrs
ought 10 be al once banished rom tile ILL
and melsed up al The mini 49, IN. X. Mo-
Ei0n0l VeDl0crae. ssss @ II Nv Saag
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
3. ..sI : NEW GOODSg &c y.
! Spencer n dams

HA AYE just geceiNed at their new Store in
~ Nam St fnext door west Of the Mansion
House, aplextspsiEe assortment or i. - ~
- re Ee ~ - ~ ID <
Which they have purchased III New York, and
which they will sell at low prices. for etrsA 81
produce, Their assoftmentis On extensive oiie,
consisting in part Of So sA eas slssseS2sa
Cafpeiings. Floor sCJiI Cloths, BroadclofEs.
CassitA eres Satinetis, Flahneis, bieached Sheet.
81. &c. ~ Ss.F SAY J
BACK slks, French Msrinoes, PataKiettas,i
Aipaccas, Moustin Dei4aines, Ginghams. Pfimfs,
ce'soasi Bfewa sheelings, " Sfstea and Blanket
They have large assortment Of Tiousekaep
ing Dry Goods which viii be sold very cheap.
!. Having made arrangements for keeping the
county Stoves he yhHd Si fasesesssd
win 10 well to call and examine Our stock Of
Goods before purchasing elsewhefe. sg@s
~ Remember the Store, No. Main St. a 4
SPENCER 81 ADAMS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

VIZ. -. 3 Hon a1k 81 ~
AVIN0 taken shis. House. The subscriber
III u prepared oextoul % lEagelors and other.
ire bssisf Accommodation 81 oH man era hoaatR
The Hotel II located IN che pleasaniest patt Of
the village. aea ~ e.9Is WI ne sessea e render
visit the place.. Tothe members Of she Bar and
others Of Ijichfeld County, he has Only 20 say
thai the reputation The House has possessed tot
The last twenty years will be fully snstained
Connected with The Ho,elis q Livery Stable
where good teams NAV be had az any time. =
Litchiield, May, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09


Winter arrangement, commencing Nov.
on. 1850. efsR'
.A e&xiNs oBT0T Basptkbsnf! eAleA
Firei Passenger Train leaves Rridsanav4
Cor Winsted, al los "A. M, or .on srr;vsl NJ
the Z A. NJ. Train from New Yosk ma
connecting - lhe'J uHciion rwilhtEa b.6ssA.
M. Train from New Haven, -.
First Freight Tain leaves BtidRebott
Cor Winslod az lisI0aA. M yBeceixlHe iIhs.
seagsEa from Che 2 a. a. Train lFsm New
sassssnsi freight Tain laasss BslagesSrt
for Yesterday, At 2 90 P. IA. .,ssa 4 :, ms.fs
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridaea
port for WinsIed IL 10 y. M !. 81 81 tl,e n.
rival the - 90 Ps "a, Expfeas rfaIn fran
New York composing at The Junction with
the $50 r. "a. Train from New Haven.
ST. eTaxfks EponF.9 E--s
First Passenger Tsain leaves Waterbury
for Bridgeport nj 5 SO A. M, connecting Al The
Jd1ctloh with DE 700 train 10 New Aavep,
and Il BridgepeFt with ahe u 90. a. Me train
from New Haven to New York,
Second Passenget Train leaves Winstta
ats f6A.SMs. connecting atafhe Junction
with Train TO New Haven. and al Bridge
port with the s.S5A M Traia % New York.
. Firstis Freigh Train will leave WITNESSED
for Bridgeport at z A. NJ, arriving q Bridge.
port in tire 10 take The / 10 r. NJ. Express
train from New Haven To New Yofkss8
Third Passenger n ainleaves Winslsjga
As p M connecting Of the Junction with,a
Train 10 New HSyea, and ii Bird eep6ft wiih
the 4.3o r M Tain issNew Nosks4sm eco
Ds The Freight Trains have PassenGet
Accommodate 50 sssss
STAGE LINES.
| Brajieyss stag IRON w oodbufy. pSSuth.
bury, Souihfard,, and Oxford, NIL 3conneeaaRt
Seymour iHumphreyssillelw with the 3 Oh Al M
Train down. Returning, leaves every dsy "a
the arrival 81 the 10 90 AM Train fronsBridse-
port. No evening Stage after this daie.
MeNels Stage from Waiertown. viii con-
meet at Waterbury every DAY VIA the sz9a
A M Train down, Refurnina on arrival Of
the 10 05 A M Train from, Bridgeport, ana
on Saturdays from the 8 40 pm Train -
Eenn's Stagefrom Liichlield will connect
Il Litchfeld Station with both passenger
Trains 10 and from Bridgeport.
F.. L. AilcnsssS Stage from Befhlem will con.
meet At Wsierbufy, with fbe 4. SO A. m. train
from Wlneted, and returning on arfivaf The
1905 A. M. Train from Bridgeport, on Tues.
da;s, Thursdays and Saturdays s.asassms..
Horace SINNERS Stage from Otis, Geld
Spring. New Boston, Colebrook River and
Hitchcocksville, will connect daily with the
LAS r.. M.trein from w insted, aId reiuge on
the arrival Of the 1905 A. M. train ffom
Bridgeport. sss~
,sA dedaction 81 ave centsais made when
Tickets are purchased atths Offices. i
W.D. BISHOP. snperintsndsn t..
Bridgsfort, Nov.l ,ilsS4. "a sissds
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Litchield tsuunty Pcs
Daguerrean Gallery

FIRST Buiidisg South The Mansion Hoass.
DICTURES taken in this Gallery are ac-
country or Europe. The Crayons Illuminated
and colored Daeuerreotypes takenaif desired ];
Miniatures and Portraiis copied. Or hand ut
all,imes a beautiful assortment Of French Cases,
Geld, Lqckeis. Sc. Y@ ss zssAgIM NsW NJ ssiffats
Terms moderate and satisfaction auarae,ied
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...a..
- a[1s1 many I.tlssn1 lSl1 liItif on.
Gel aFF=+ sa| tss4nre hey sil nnt Keep /,
btA tSc1s|t Net a not knew hnw q ls1en
ilIaIn. IVA recommend The following ID
che attention ii ell. lecallrct that TOO
mach importance csnua ~ attached Ia
keeping applrs q , cavl place. hut where
tlIfpfufA ms isft1es
Hshs weeping ~ apples and oslleF Truths
depends very mlBch upnn tte care with
which she are gathered, and The place in
which hey are dtp0si'ed; hence few
hinsa cn s'le subject will inst De valnelesi
% The prchauias and gardner.
Apples designed lDf long preservation
should % f'sFss practicable be picked n,
hanas carefully sud sepaEaaelys and avllei
theH are n0l sFei nv dew and rain. Tie;
ellQnh be handled 81 Is moi in hraise lIieil
IN The leaais IS caEelnilY almost as eRgs.,.
slass wase, Lay them gently upon lie
floor vi coil dry rooms 4 foot deep &,
aiBeat sfrsdn Git two or three week.;
then nna elear dry day. sasl and pack sllse
applep IN clean dry barrels, fIil,ns laen 81
iull that HE apples eaDnot move slter
being headed nj. The very best which
will keep longest, may be wrspped OF
separately in soft paper before packing,
or they may be plseed IN lIyers wlill dry
chat abound end between tlleul.s, a sssag
Most cellars and ground floors are ton
damp Cor tie perfect keeping Of applea
through llse winter and spring and also
at 70, variable q tempersiure--il,e later
should not vary much trum forty degrees.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
New Fall Goods!
BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS. 90. 90

-sS~S ~ 1e@S@asSj SSsA1 = AAAeHs3 SS~s9 eSVs
Just received. very large and general as.
% sortment Of all kinds Of Boots and Shoes suit
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased ai
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
for cash al less prices than can be found else
where in the county. Persons having little
invited ID XII ana exsn,ns aes INV NM gtiees
Oak and HeRalock Sole Leather TT sale 90
usual. SAMUEL, CLOCK,
West Main. Street.
Also. agentfor the sale DC Dr. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, for relieving balances and Restoring
try Ii. tss aa teaf #hA ~
Litchfeld, Sept la,h. 1ss4. WI. sgtaa s74
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
Z FAILS VILLAGE CLOTHING IA
And GeDticHhen's Furnishing StOre.-
( m. Herman

4e4 a4 4sa Y
HI ESPEC'EFULLY informs bis friends and
N the inhabitants generally that be has just
opened large and splendid stock ot ~ a 4
. S SUMNER CLOTHING, Il
consisting in great variety Of thin coats made
stock Of hne frock and dress coats of the best
quality and newest styles, splendid assortment
Or black and colored cloth business costs. Also
every kind of fine and common spring and bus
mess coats, splendid stock Of black and fancy
cassimere pants, black and fancy sattinet pants,
all 81 which are Of the latest styles and made 10
the hest mannerS rich and choice stockof black
andonhroidercds satin and fancy silks. fancy and
black cashmere and wofsied Vests--the styles
die the latest. Also large stock Of Gardeners.
Furnishsng Goods consisting IN neck and pocket
handkerchiefs, white slairts made in the best
InennerS also merino, flannel and canton flannel
cotton and sT00len hose and balf hose, suspend
eys.umbrcllas, coops, Sc &C. II A. HERMANsg
Falls Village, May 1854. ssslss ss 8hss
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Spencer 81 Adams e
GP0ce1.sr EDpa,ksyE7saessE

You win find as fun al their Dry Goods s.epart-
Inent. Everything usually kept in Grocery
Store, and great deal more besides can be
found, cheap for Cash or Farmers Produce, at
their establishment, No. i Main Street.
Litch6eld, Sept. "a. %
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The Che apsst Light vet!
/ So. MITCH E1 4. 1 IS Gees ssEr
REyT 9CEAKIFfED CANDEFS, "a. ga

4 KiTSr CEhN4EHEW CANVLkx3s 49,.
THIS il Fan entirely nswsaFtiela. and Is pref
ersiSe ~ lsoi1ag eandlea NOW in rse.s ssss.sls
,naatine,s and 3nEe more than sflly par seani
cheaper, as they viii burn from three To- foNr
helRs lOngeSAhan. either of the abovessF 5he
same size f,eeiaus a.ssl = ssg .saes ssf EsiTns.
sThey are Fpqra. econ oipical than TIE common
sallow capdle, as seurh candle win buFps ten,
hours. and give q slasrsrlisht than anysin the
market D E9AfIjgE& .@E.l5a sss1kkA
They aresextremely hard and very much re-
scmhle the wax CANDLE.
[ They are pRb peips fancy paper baxes Of
tb;rtv 'caadies each expressly Tor family use..
and sold by merchants generally throughpui.
The eountFy,gs They are packed in strong
wooden boxes, containing ten fancy boxes. and
can safely be sent to any part OF the United
Manufactured bysths Subseriber 90 Lakeyilles
Li,chlield county, COnneeticut. 80. !. /
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the GREAT REMEDY 10 AT LAST DISCOVERED, &
For Colds. Coughs. Whooping Cough ~
Group Asthma and Consumption. u
CERTIFICATES Of Cures may be found III
the circulars, and the world is challenged 10 pro-
duce such cures as are effected BY faithfully
using this cheap and pleasant luxury. fSs@
Manufactured By s. D. FULLER g. co.
Wilson lane, Boston, Mass.
For sale by A. G. SMITH, Litch6eld; WIN
Renne, general wholesale agent tor New York,
the western. middle and southern States. Sold
by druggists and merchants generally Throughout
the country; also, by the manufacturers, No. A
Wilson lane, Boston, Mass. 81 %
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GEE Sc r cash rs.

THE subscribers have made ngements
to keep q scoDssant supply al iirsl saielar
licie oC g EESE FEATfiERS--scle and
packed with great care Be ourselves. N pack
ages ofsfrom 20 TO 50 lbs; and will furnish ut
all times any quantity from 90 r. 1000 lbs, Of a
quality they will warrant IS good as'the Sect
AID Al as low prices de can be purchased Of
equal qsality in tie State.
n astFass n'As' S.a& L. HUREBUT.
Winchester, I654.e4s,4s IL n sysgs,
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LIGHTNING RODS.
$3.50 FIRM M 81 o. &x @ o.
IMfoRTERs AND JoBBERs or
MILLINERY GOODS.
Having Removed to their New Store, W
No. 76 Chambers Sc. N, Y.

No. rs Chambers ST, N. Y.
ss ss,s First Door West Of BroddDay. N sa ISL
will keep constantly on hand large and COM
plate assortment Of - @1
Z silks, RibhonG, CrnpeSs EelvctS, sS
5 Flowers, Feathers Laces, $50 s..g
Ana o4her Gods in their line, Of the latest and
most fashionable styles, which they offer q
purchasers on the most favora bletternls.
o. Special care given TO filling Orders.
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\ NEW LOlf a. & 8
I " y y i Va i.ti Ii

" IN NEWsLOT FssF wa q 8 n
sBesgclsyi and Silver Ware /.
II ECsDjhis 5sy lton, New York YiHs selsc.
MN ti00 81 l6dick Breafa-pifls Rent'S hos6lsss
Studs, silver ma MAI ed SpOdnS Forks, &c. IA
The bek ahslstS hinss0Es tsiSt with his
alfeady sie aat0ftnien thhs Feplenished, be viii
~ able q san the most fasld;ous in taste. Call
'ane ese a. NJ II 49, WIN il
lN9tFRQxED Eakls rllws asli Culsl,plidlsI |,
tsss'gssst - TIE D. N4eNEIl 81 s
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ee REyN.V.EO r. CO., n
1IMfoRrERs AND jopBERs nr 4 9
MILLINERY GOODS.

MILLINERY GUODSs
Having femoysd 10 their Now Store. BRO
NO. 7R CHAMBER ST.. N. r, "
tssaEfIsss Door IVest ef sBr0adsray. -
fWylLL keep constantly onhandia large and
w complsEe assortment Of s. ssss'
Silks, Ribbons, Ctapcs, VelvetS; Flowers,
s~5.s. 3. FEATuERS, LACES, q
And other Goods in their line, of the lntest and
most ashionpble ely les which they offer 70 pnr-
chasers on tho most favorable terms.
or Special care given 10 filling Orders.
~. Q. PINNEc. 3, G. CHAPIN, G. II. SANFORD.
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saesAsEls Ilra.s-lNs sre o lnelusIl n

RN<S@S@ - A4kAsFrsENG aAC III utCugtEA ~
pursue TOO keenly, and 10 value siop highly.
what IL called success In lie, winch means
n e6sd estate, q Distinguished social pe-
sili0n. power. influence, aud cons ticfaIi0n.
All The eiemeHis that mou.d the growing
ing mind lend % strengthen this passion.
Open lie c.ns,inon bf0grapisics which are
written ior our children, and what do you
ind 81 down III then, This imam when
he was boy. was tsscsle. dflIlsenl, and
frugal; lie studied hards he was never idle.
and never hangiiy i,e made Ii,ends, he
acquired knowledge; he bid ID all the
lnonry That he earned. Aud what was
si.e result : He became prosperous and
powerful and siclG he, held lish offices and
enjoyed great Lpners, and was,. esteemed
and exallcd. slfy0u do likewise, you will
De Uhathe was, and gainswha, he gained.
This Is bill anu.ilef form pf appealing 10
The love &c exceiIing, rather Than the love
of excellence ,-shat inferior mniye which
thaughsiI may q.iekeii He faculiicsss d,ns
ahs beauty OF ihe suul.- George s. Hs1lard
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

"a. ,NSlATTO, Bath Brick. Window Class.
\ n Nndign Mace, Cream Tartar and soda of
theG best esaltsy. Just received by rs. 81 Il
NJ ALTsARp'S Hale DYES Thompson : Eye
\ " sQatcN aud Goaffey C0faisl. nE sr
$50 Sg9 u b'sss II. d. Mem Ell s.
!. nj AlN and Eg,Wed Cashmere shawis--
( 4 FRENCH liable CoSefe oised pilk. Ne. just
recclssd by y y ~ q, p: Mem Eli
k-tAST. Steel SpMtass, ShovsIs, Hoes and
~ Fi7SIsgli = q IS q, b. MCNEIL
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09

AlaFge assortment Of Classical. Thesiogi.
cal, Misceilaneous, Medical and SCHOOL
BOOKS. American, English. and French
Stationery, q. wholesale or retail BLANK
BOOKS Of every description on hand on made
to order.
/ ~ Old Books re. bound, in plain Of. ole.
giant style. Merchants, School Committees,
Teachers, &c, supplied on the most liberal
terms. 3. H. s9as 81 July Q. lsss-9g
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1854-11-09
RllscR:s,ata Sshs1
.Notioose.

THE subscriber. thankful Tor the patronage
the good peSele of W ecostsille and vicinity have
favored ham the past season, would respectfully
inform his friends and customers tha. he is now
receiving IN store The latgesf and most desirable
assortment Of Goods ever offered foF sale iuthis
comfy. Cash and Exchange is still tile mnii0.sa
o1 Good Goods cold Ut nv usual sssal profile
awolcottviils, April III, 1854. d II q IN ~ssla