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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

The Rochester American hits the nail on the head in the following remarks. We like every letter of what he says, and ad. wise some of our good friends hereabouts to take them into consideration. sfgi.
 "SAM.s-'rhere are men and papers bu,- silly abusing out stont good humored young friend 'sSam," who will be sotry for it, and tlat before long too. They attack him be- cause they don't know how strong he is. Patrick they have measured; Hans they cansappreeiatc; but to '.Sam" they are as yet strangers. He is quiet stay athome lad gets into no brawls, never gets drunk at elections, works on his fathers farm, and maintains good character. Nobody comes hear him to buy his vote, for 1t is not ads verlised to be sold. Corrupt politicians have heretofore had little occasion to know him, but he knows them, for he takes the pa- pers, and understands what he reads.
 Sam is now of age-he is twenty-one, he Is, and people will soon find 1t out. They may sheer as much as they please at his rus tic look, close mouth, and modest demean- or. He has the tfne American grit in him after all; is not ashamed of being born in this country, and thinks ssAmericans should rule America.'
 Our advice 10 those who think they can afford to poke sticks at this young fellow. is. that they refrain from provoking him. He has more strength and pluck than they give him credit for, and though he claims to know nothing, he Is not so much of goose hy many degrees, as are those who fancy themselves able to whip him.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

MOMENTS OF MELopY.--l remember once strolling along the margin of stream, in one of those long sheltry valleys on Salis- bury plain, where the monks Of former ages had planted chapels and built hcrmits' cells. There was little parish church near, but tall elms and q.livering elders hid it from the sight, when, all of q sudden, was start. led by the sound of tte full organ pealing on the ear, accompanied by rnstic voices,' and the willing choir of village maids and children It rose, indeed, !. like an .exhal- ation of rich distilled perfumes" The dew from thousand pastures was gathered in its soitness--lhe silence of a tIonsand years. spoke in 1t. Itcame upon the heart like tho calm beauty of death; fancy caught tho sound. and faith mounted on 1t to the skies. Il filled the valley like mist, and still pohra ed ont it's endless chant, and still it swells upon the ear; and wraps me In . golden trance, drowning the noisy tumult of the world -Hasisu.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

T1ue IT 1he pscsent aae. NlIen di6lhae- 1es1 Y wcl1p r Ss11l,lly eubstiptsd fog pop6f1Y IT 511es, nm &eeesveo the kikfa6f e1g @hoa - eondenee his thoe4ht wt1hio Y " 0o51pe1U Byo5itY nn3 eF lenlty v Sg 1f1lIy tlho teef 6xidenpee oe 1oel II 1 I0k. Xcn m - m g1ssss Iss ' IT Sss ' s 1esss s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

CoSGeEss begins to bestow special care upon the agricultural interests of the coun- try. In the general appropriation bill we find an item of forty thousand and seventy eight dollars to reimburse the Patent office fund for the amount heretofore paid out for seeds and the collection of agricultural sta- tistics. It will be remembered that the clerk In charge of the Agricultural Bureau made visit last yearto Europe to replenish he stock of seeds for tiisir button. Seeds, we understand. have been distribused with great liberality to every part Of the country.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

Gonle IT IT {uneral.n v E ' '<s
 13 cafc how many onus6 te 11o fo4s nerals they only come drcsssJ in bIac1.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05

TuE REsuLr.-A benevolent gentleman, some years sii,ce, proposed 10 give an ele- gant Porket Bible as prize to eacl. child n The Ssate cf Illinois who w6hId commit to memory and rsciie ll,s whole of the West minister Assanbly's Shorter Catechism.-- It is stated that nsnre than five thousand Bibles have been already received, and ncar- Iy all given into llse hands of the children, who have perfectly committed the whole Gatschism to memory, and rccited 1t at once.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-04-05


 WoxAS's Isovr.-~A man who had strug- g,ed with malignant disease approached that crisis in it's stage on which his life seemed to. depend. Sleep, uninterrupted sleep, might ensure his recovery. His nnx- ions wifi, scascely daring to breathe. was sitting by sis'bed her sersants. exhausted hy constant watching, had all left her. Ii was past midnight. doos Wa1 open for air. she heard in ;he stiIlnees of the night. | window open below stain, md soon after approaching footsteps. A moment more, and man with his face disguised entered Inc room. She instantly saw her husbanJ's $ danger; and anticipating she design Of the unwelccme intruder, she pointed tos her hua- band. and pressing her lingeF upon her lips to inplore silence. held pnt to the Fohl,er her purse and her keys. 10 her great surprise, Hhe took neither. Whether he was terrified or chaf1ned hy slse courage of lief affection cannot be ' xixn. He Isft the room. and, without rnbbin. Isousc saneti6ed by tucli strcn.,h of affection, lle dspstttd.
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fine ARTS.

A RTISTS MATERIALS.-N. s. PARK.
IA BURST has constantly had all Of Enslss and
Ansrsas Drvins Paper Tracing Horn, C.yos and lsas
Paper white and eoorsd Brtol Board Parallel Rales Dss
ing Pns and lnsrunen Charcoal basi and eolosd Csysn
Revpsls kssve aal Osberns Water Color ey me BOZ OF
separate sshss, &C. ke, n 8. PA1KaURf; Agent,
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CRFAT SALE Of ENGRAvINGS, at Private
~ SAFE osy and At the lowest Wholesale PrieeL EIa'i'
hsn Free No SIS Brosd~sy
pATENT OIL PRINTS; Or, FAc-SMILEs or
i Psi>rtSGs ~ OIL CoLoss.-rhes- novel Works Of AT
are predseed BY peculiar of Ensaviua AID Pratsf
tne Rave 70. perfect emb.nee Paintings IN Touch
toor Eh-et They sd,pe1 for Copyins and Fr.1ins
SMALL OVAL VIEws y. CENTs -1insrn A5bes; Con-
vcCs.ile; rhne. Windsor; Eenilworh River Pc; Eux'h
tpsiA Palace; WE-l.k C.stie; Cr-isniier Collie Sver
seinei Eeittarsh- DAVID DAVIDSON,
No lC9 Nassau st ssnrs
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Mem Publications.
TN III E N L ! A l. s
A RTORY OF MODERN LIE

Il BTORY OF EODEhN LIFE
TB PETERSON, No. u2 Chestnut st., Pbiadephs, hs
inst tbi, celebrated wordrenowned work. IL
will he ourd psusa to be Of the beat 1t Is one Of
the mot celebrated works published in the English Ian
su..e and will live and continue be read for generations to
come and rank by the aide of Sir Waller SCOTS celebrated
'' TABLE OF CONTENTS.
The Letter The Christmas Tree and Md
The Initials. night asS
A. The Discussion.
A Walk of No Common De- The sledge.
serip,ion. Ball al the Museum Club
An Alp. Day Of Freedom
seplarized Cloisten The Masquerade.
An Excursion and Return to Where is the Bridegroom
the lsrssd Cleister The Wedding at Troitieme.
An Alpine Party. Change.
sslaburs The Arrangement.
The Return to Munich. The Difficulty Removed
The BetrotbsI The Iron Works
Dome.ic Details The Unexpected Meeting and
Trace. its Consequences
rev way to learn German The Experiment
The October Fets and q Los The Recall
son on Propriety Of Conduct Hohenfela
The Au Fat The Supper at The hebensehiessen, Tar
the Brewery get Shooting Match)
Lover, Qusrrels A Discourse.
TIE Churehyard Another Kind Of Discourse.
German Soup. The Journey Home Com
The Warning. mences
The Struggle What Occurred at the Hotel
The Departure. dAnseterre, Frsnkford.
Tho Long Day. Halt
The Gauet Cone lusion.
Read tie lovn0 notice Of IL Jron TIE Lades National Mage
zine for March;
This one Of those novels which will continue TO be read
like those Of scott and other masters OF fiction long
the generation which 1t 6r has mouldred in the dust
The scene Germany. The fair author daughter o.
the ebrstea Lord Ekine formerly Lord High Chancellor or
Finland Educ,eS Great Bhtbn, but since marriage
to German nobleman living the Continent. she aepea
life in fidelity, though without falling into
that which the fault Of born
poyelss 10 the whole realm OF modern fiction there
more lovely creation than Hade ade, the heorne Her
duet under the trying cireun noble, but
ever to her character The charm Of this novel
indeed 10 that while has nothing forced exaggerated
about IT, II nevertheless, full Of Everything hap
pens a. ought happen yet the incidents never strained
nor the actors made belle their natures To read TIE
INITIALS to call back the days Of ones youth, when the
future hope and when things fresh aud
beautiful The work emneptly instructive 1t has already
run several editions In England, and destined,
predict to have unparalleled sale here We know
fiction In fact which would recommend for while
II will fasonste all who read merely for 1t viii
delight improve those who seek for something
in novel
Price for the complete work handsomely bound in one
volume cloth gill; 81 IS q copy; in two volumes paper
cover. for One Dollar.
Just received an for sale by
BUNCE BROTHER, No. 1874 Na-aus-
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NEW PRONOUNCING SPANISH GRAM
IN MAR-vINGUrs OLLENDORFFs NEW McrHO0
or LEARNING To READ WBIrE AND SPEAK TIE
SPANISH LANGUAGE; giving figured pronunciation of
the Spanish words with Appendix embracing recspitua
ton the rule, given the preceding Lessons Treatise
the spar Verbs ard other valuable information Also
READER and TRANSLATOR cobtaning selected pieces,
Models Of Letters for Mercantile Correspondence a1d Col
lection Of the popular Spanish Poverb By FRANCIS
co JAVlBR VINGUT Published by
ROE LOCKWOOD& SON, No All Broadway.
DOCK and NEWSPAPER EMPORIUM
ID GRAY 4 CO., dealers In DAILY and WEEKLY NEWS
PAPERS BOOKS ETC., Orden respectfully solicited u
M Ann
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Chances for Business Alen.

A RARE CHANCE for q YOUNG PHfsl-
"A "A yoabs Nan Of coed education esa hear o. :.
eI,eliert opportunity 70 commence busioca 70 eA
this city By paying for the STOCK and FIxrUkEs msu
DRUG STORE from which good bssoes may - 6s aoee T"
connection with practice. Adtrss Box ~ Irioooe O.
A GOOD CHANCE to GET INTO bUsi-
"A MESA veil established Stand f,est 'ooroetn
fare and sh. Stock Of sslsole Fancy oooas .
isyese sf Inquire q No. 30 psvAson~-
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BUCKLE Ys SERENADERS, $50 Broadway
~ 0RHAr spccrss Of the new piece
TWO POMPEYS,
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IN 1854 ROE LOCKWOOD. Persistent; THoE, DwisHr,
Secretary; GEO WALTER General Superintendent Ar
peant Tor K.ns.s will end tb the only old and expeeecsd
Company with efficient ssents 81 Louis and Ksnsas and
where full inform alton be had Of country. &c-
Apply personally or by letter post paid TO go WALTER,
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EARM HANDS, Wssonmakers. Carpenters,
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No. So " est 2ith-st
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w Teachers, Clerks Statesmen Men on Steamboats, sud
Railroads Posrs Bakeepers Boys TO learn Trades &c Ap
pcsns distance incsng 81 free of potato stating
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xnsran, Inte!igence once and Labor E.chanas
- Wemo No "a Canalt to the corner OF Centre ana
0,na ss New .Yorh The Office Is established BY the Com
nAssioner Of Emigration where can slwa be ioond ee
sambers LABORERs and SERVANTS at very low rstes OF
.srs and peons have their orders filled BY writing to
- snpe and senirs the amount 70 pay
- of the parties required No fses charged to
sso~~rs JAMES y PAGAN. Superintendent
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60 farmers ano Others.

DONE MANURE-Tbe subscriber has con
- ssptly on hand very superior article Of pure BONE
Dust. consisting Of sawip g. 6inss and ground bone
received the Works, SD East River at No
Is Cedsr.st Up stair. CHRISTIAN SCHWARTZ
DERUVIAN GUANO-Wth imported brand on
i each bsgi IMPROVED sUPERPAOsPHArs Of IL NE;
BONE DUST For sale BIZ LONGsrr,
No 8. Cliff corner of fulton
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ITO NURSERYMEN, FRUIT-GROWERS,
i and BORTICULTURIsrs-For sale, BLACKsEk
RIEs RAsPBEKRIEs GRAPE VINES sud RHU8AR
PLANTS all Of te finest qualities and al very low rates All
the choice varieties OF Rsp ferries By the tos or 100 and the
Antwerp'.& Rivers large fasd monthly pods
the finest quality doz bscs berries Of va
rety ,qusng the Lswton in size flavor aud uoirmly
rpebps al lis ssins which the Lswon does not price IS
per dor or IS per half dOz Cstawbs snd Isabella jraos
Vne.-ore od-bss for tranplsntns price,
loo 81 50 per ioz Also Grape Cutdoss kb9suo bes
and gadep varieties including Colo.s ana Vtods
JOHN s MARTIN. No. I1s Spring st., cor Gresne. NY.
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HEIRESS OF b E L l. + + N T E +,
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sale by Booksellers and News Agents everywhee Pnee 30
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The Fihh Edition will be Ready on the lsth inst
THE WING ALMANAC for 1855 contains,
in addition to the usual calendar pages and Astronomical
ThE 'ss,oSSERNMENr OF THE UNITED srArEs-E.-
SENATE or THE UNITED STATES, Member OF, and
HOUSE ' o. REPRESENTATIVES,, M.mS.n Of p.itie.l,
xxXivih CONGRESS- Members of. far chosen, poit-
eally classified
H.tOrie. and Critical Sketch Of the wu between Russia
rs s1s & aso osf esriH q 70 'n l. 'S'"
The Rise pr0G,: ana proS;o. Destiny Of ii. my'sr0a'
s!STs1lezE si' Z; S''A'
liable sS%B sss Mana; saG.fs -. me- e.
pspt. Of North ana South America and the ws's India
The Fugitive Slave Law Of l7s-The Mssosh Compromss
OF 1890 The Fugitive Slave Law OF l&eThe ksnsas Ne
. Act o. sS p: 81 w asS ~ dn =. sn
.sf sSSL!c f4SDs YAH s. As1 .s
rkEATY WITH HExlCO lGsdsden rrsstyJ
TRAY TREATY Wits tn ; JArAs- A..
Ab.tsses Reports Of Secretary of Treasury SEQ
ret.ry Of N.yy, POstnsstsrGe eer., xe
TaH UsirEb STATES NAVY
LIZ, Of the Vessels Of War Of the Navy, With Rate,
Guns when and where built BY whom commanded where
ELECTION RETURNS FROM EVERY STATE IN THE
full, sonpiisd and esmpTeS viii former elections s1-
soyEkNHENTs Or TIE SEVERAL STATES FOR issA
Table sontsnins list Of The States, CsPfah Governor,
n%s Meeting Of Legislatures, time Of holding klss
POPULAR VOTE FOR PRESIDENTS IN asa, 1919, and
ist.. nd roPULATion OF EACH STATE
~. ne s.s is .s. :sss :: per de.e. 100 ro'n.
i.s. " =. ss.s s -. ~s - i SSsh On:
0Iss" NE "'ps.sssu, 'sA.s.a
GREELEY neEIlArH,
,Tnhsss BsiAass, Nsv.YcsL
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fouses to Ea.

An ENGLISH BASEMENT HOUSE TO
"A LyA.E And PURNITURE. which y Of the bsss quality
''' Bale Aen' 30" b. z SMITH. No. 10 Bre.dvsy.
A MANDATORY to LET or for SALE.-A
n are eadps <3dst ssjonlns the sth ~ RsahosA
Dsfst 81 b, feet with tse Lots veil lighted o. I'll
,es and win be sased or sold On the Dst
orsbe tsIu.L Inquire Of .
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Hymn to the Setting sum.

AYDln 20 the ScNAAhS
The following beautiful lines are the production Of
thelate and mueA iamented RoRERr GiLyiLLAN' aDd
Nepsared originally in the Glasgow University Album
San Of the hrmaasut! plaast of wondarmeHI!
Now thy fair journey OF day Is donei
still art thou parting brght:-seedding immortal light
Down on thy throne OF rnishl.-HLil! setting sun!
SLOW wthou departs awayfar from the realms of day,
Lingering in pity on summers lovod bowers,
Thy last ray is sresminghy farewell tint cleaning;
Yet soon thoaIr return to refeshen th' aowers'
Thy parting brings sadness; yet nations in giidness
Are waiting to worship thse-fOan,an OF lishi!
Wherever thy footsteps be, there do We beauy s'e;
'Thoa sindSst day in ths dwelling OF night.
Where sleeps the thundef, there dosi thou wander:
Down.'neath the ocean dejp, h'rs dIsl thoa stray
kissing tbs star; at non--hsh in the air nnOo'h''
Sk;rting creation f-r ve!S1 on thy way
Grand eur and glory--they trav.l befOre thee;
Brightness and majesty walk in thy train
Darkness it aIes from thsc may not rdss to thee
When thou wakest from ocean again.
Al own thy induene s--kiudly thOI does dispense
Blessings o'sr nature. whSre'cr its bounds BE-;
Africa,s lone desert it bloons at thy prssencs;
And Lapland is turned into sain:asr by thee.
Time cannot conquer thee; age cannot alter thee;
Years have mol power to iimit t!ty sway,
Strength and sIbmity--Itili they attend on theS!
Pilgrim of ages but not of dscay!
sun Of the frnament! planet OF wondermont!
Now thy fair journey OF day it is done;
st art thou parting brght--Jheddins immortal ligh
Down on hythrone OF night-IIail! setting SUI!
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T III e o ID O 70 Il TONG,
MERCHANT TAILOR.

In ShGfer'S Nep Block bcoesH the TdIImadte House
and Shefer's Hotel, .-,
. ~ HAS just opened large and beautiful assort-
M II ment of READY MADE CLOTHING, to-
M getherwith cnoce selection of Cloths, Cassi-
M Hieres and VeStiRgs. All ofwhch has be ZEN select
ed with great care and with special reference to the
wants and tasts of this community.
His long experience in this branch of business, is a
sure garantee that his stock embraces the choicest and
best variety and his purchase has been maze upon such
terms thathe can sell at tho LOWEST POSSIBLE PRr
BES.
The public respectfully requested to call and ex
anime his assortment. He has on hand u general u.s.
sortment of
SUMNER WEAR,
And Is at all times prepared TO accommodate his old
friends, either with excellent article Of Ready made
Clothing, or to MANUFACTURES TO ORDER, ont Of
the best material and by most accomplished workmen
any style Of garments, FOR MEN AND BOYS, in the
best and most fashionable manner. He is confident, in
this respect, that he give general satisfaction.
HIS assortment embraces general variety of
Linen Coats, Vestngs Suspcrders1
Dress do Pantaloons, Hosiery,
Sack do Cravats, Undershirts
Carpet-bags, together with all other articles usually
kept in Gentlemans Furnishing Store, and manufae-
tursd in the most fashionable styles. -.
THE ASSORTMENT is ENTIRELY NEW; =.
II has been purchased ofwel-established houses in
the Eastern Cities and mill be parraRed TO be made OF
good material and in durable manner.
to call ~ his establishment, where he will at all
times be ready to wait upon them with GooDs A
THE LOWEST RATES. To test his promises, he asks
ofhis stock in trade and the and quail
uy of his manufacture. T. TONG.
Lancaster, May ), 1854.
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JOHN WORK,

WHOLESALE AHp RrF&IL DEALER IN
COPPER, TIN & SHEETsIRCN WARE;
Main street, nearly opposite the Tatimadgs House
A GAIN takes pleasure in calling the attention ofhis
IN customers and country merchants generally. to
the largest stock of Copper Tin and Sheet-ron manu-
actures ever brought to this market. He takes great
pains to keep constantly hand large variety OF
every thing that possibly be wanted in his line, aud
aGtters knself that from his long eXpetfehee in the
Tin and Sheet-IrOn BasiRessj
favor him with their work. Having practical knowl
edge of the business, his selections made with
view to durability, style and cheapness.
Manufactured to Order.
He also keeps in his employ of the best work
men that can be secured, and always having on hand
the very best ateria is enabled to manufacture to
order ythng and every thing desirable in his line
in as good style and on " fair terms as can anywhere
Se had, ~.
All kinds of Stoves, Sc.
Never In the history Of Lancaster was there an esab-
lishmen that kept hand larger and more complete
assort" )istoves, of all kinds and varieties. He Is
also prepared with large number Of Fire Crates and
forthe accommodation Of his customers keeps on rana
alarf9 quantity Of rS Brtk, f4anqfactuicd express
|! WIN n view TO pulling up Grates,4c, l. :
In hie any and everything needed in. his line can be
secured by giving him call. and at prices reason
able can be obtained In any oihor establishment in
the State lnasmuch as his present stock is groatl
superior to his forIer in quantity, quality variety and
cheapness, he feels confident that persons giving him
cal will go away highly delighted and amply satisfied
~ He also keeps constantly on hand
\N-&Hr=zze large Stock of Steel PlO W 4,
S1NN. Of Cincinnati and CireleyiNc man
FsslZ3SSS1khze% ufacture
Lancaster, March 8, 1s55--44