Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
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 The st from she sJa ei,ies of Nosfslk n P m, gspse s6s ,ko,yeI- plov isf ss con] sine is ssk 1aparsllsl SiSplena \ per' of co,sSts wAidE |s5Iy r>.eh us of ssvaI zs ar5 xsllc lcaic] |isis q iasrire ssssy lpse pst dez ' feeling. emotioas 6f intense 'Riiy and sym pathy. as well as horror. Ihe weather had been exceediagly anfavorsnis, and nothing Ees6 bs ib6Fs ing l1E5hS gIss PlsssHl ss- ess. .a 2 ,;aF sf sf1 ss:gfsss, Ii p!s,' 5. Saturday morning his death added greatly ssS s gfrs| ss sI.. ss.s day, 9 on Friday, and 90 orders for collins had besa isie sWsisk la1deftakers up to ID l1Scaoea e6 SAlaffay. ! T ' < At. Ppllssnsos,k sll jjhenss n were ss dsashs on Thsssday, ea Friday B. and. e .Sstssslsy absss ses Acting Mayor Hofiday waseaI., tied 10 ike Hospital Friday rhess are aIs only a2O0 ressoes in PH,smoaiL 20o0 of t4eus 1. .srs eiaiser. .eenvales1eae or 1liil siek ,llAcl climased physiciasss and nssses are needed: l: b.. people iron the Norih. only add to slus list ofs syictims ss issls sss 4sss ss,ssA s' The fever is making terrihle havoc ss Nasehez, yssksbusgh and Wa,efpsoof; ; in the later pIaoe nearly all,se iaL4 4sissn.s are sick. l.,..s;4l s s.ssss ! The deaths sy fever as ,i,e tespiiai in New Orleans, for the past week, were only 44,nuch less than of any of ihe,pass six CT eight wesks. ts 5. At Memphis, the fever Is raging, and citizens are leaving ia grea, plumbers.
 An exchange says, that 2; large nanr- Der of ahaadoaed women ia. Norfoik have, sincsa.i .ie sresktas out of the fever in that city. heea most ppce1siag in their ai,ep,ion to sae sick. asa hays proved most valuable nurses. They have been the means of tsaviag manlhet of lives, and in such ans gelic lahors-for the deeds are heavenly thoagi. perlormed by the daughters ofsin-- several of them have died-siisd at the poss of lnetcy and duty, administering to the victims of the plague.
 Ma. tIyATr:-As the time for the annual Agricultural Fair and Festival for our coun- 1 " Is near at hand, 1t may not be nut of place to call the attention Of tho ladies oi yosir village and vicinity to certain ma,ters in which they may be supposed to feel a special interest. A#s
 lsa A proper display of fruits and flowers ar- ranged with the skill and taste Ina, ladies alone possess; aud of those articles Of do- mes.io manufacture and fancy work which only ladies can prepare, mus, greatly add to the altrac,iveness and interest of the oc- casion. h was, source of.,regrets aai ol undesirable remark, Hast year, that these departments of tho Fair seemed to have re. ceised less atteptiop from. the ladies than might have been expected. ss I.i therefore most trespectfally sugses.- ed ty some of os from the rnn,ral ais,ric,s, that the ladies of LitchlisldI take psoper measures by the selection of q comniitee from among themselves in some other appropriate way, to give to she dspaitmenis sctercd to sn h personal attention as sIsall buiag honor .so lae tls,e of ihe gsntles sek, aud be eredi,abie to ti,e meirop, lis of out gcodiy county. sse SEsEx. September al.h, 1858. <..'' .'.'s .s'. v
 EoDsY's LADs's Book is always punctu- a, aud ihe October number we'll sasiains ssc tigh sepatasion of ihe work lts'read- sns Is interesting and irstructise. saa has for embellishments :. Cromwell's last inter- view with his favoriie daughter. a co,ored fashion plaie, patterns for work basket, lace collar. decorations. for windows, etc. Published by T.. A. Godey. Philadelphia, ut S2 ,O0 ?es sanuum. .a slts sat A xks tsa ssa sss A-..Aaaa..-s--.4A4-s sii isasA5. s K E Tae Dosros BaBS Snow. tripless who took the first premium at ,he Boston Bahy Show were. !. Amelia, cofaelia and Della, " children of Mrs. Buikleyscs New Milford. A conespondent of ihe Tyibane says that as the lime ef,he exhibition ..lhere was aosLiag talked of but the Baby SI.ow. That Il was one of the most successful en- terprises that ever was ssaf.ed in that city. ; 
 U New,own, FaitaeId County, appears to be1a great place tor game, and Ms. II. B. Nichols, of that place appears ,o bs a grra, trIlow to q bag it. On the 6th inst. hs shot large baidheaded eagle, that measnr- ea seven feet from tip to tip. A crane was also shot ny ihs. same person oa the 7ti inst. that measured five feet one incli from the end of his bill to his foot, and seven lee, ten inches from tip to iip,, On Saturday, the sshs Mr. Nirkelss caught, wilhs . lssek and line five pike that weighed about fiys