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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23
SPIRIT OF THE PRESS.

The Enquirer comments upon the decline a,
hnow Nothingism tn Virginia, and says that before
the fourth Thursday In May, there will be but a
skeleton of the X. N party leit Ia the State. /,
pronounces an everlastipg separation between
knaves OF that ilk and the Democratic party. In
alexandria few evenings since one of their lodges
was almost demolished and In Winchester, Wheel
ing and Henrico. II Democrats remain longer 10
tue party they must act from obstiuacy not Judge
ment In the face Of all that 10 palpably explains
to them that they are acting wrongfully they mus.
either quit the dens render themselves the tools
OF the den contrivers. They cannot serve Demo-
cracy and Know Nottingham at The same time, no
more than they can serve God and Mamuon.
The Penny Posi- has an expose of the political
career OF Thos. J. Niche of Staunton, which L
furnished Ii by correspondent. Ia which that ssu-
tleman is accused Of forming secret political par.
y 10 1852 TO beat John ID imbodea, who was then
candidate foc the legislature II also has an arti.
Gle on the charge of abolitionism brought against
James N. H. Beae. Speaking of 1t, 1t says Il h
possible that nstve-born virginian, who has
lived among you for years, who has owned slaves
all his life, is an Abolitionisti We venture that
thereis not single respectable man In this COM
muniiy who would dare 10 make such a charge.
The Whig has an article on the pro.slavery ten
dency of the Know Nothing party. and quotes from
anti.savery Journals to show that they are bitter
y opposed to 1t on that ground and 1t halls the op
position of Greedy and other high priests Of abo-
ion as perfectly irrasistabe argument Ia favor OF
the nationality and conservatism of the American
party In Virginia.
4 C,aa
gro, has been arrested In New Orleans for robbing
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

iMMla2 ATIoN.-Between ak and seven thousand
immigrans at New YORK du,;us ,hs ~.
week They to be of the better class Or
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

ANTHONY Buass,th redeemed fugitive slave, =
lecturfng In Lowell hass, and will shortly hold
forth at the Tabernacle irNew York. as4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

ADVENTUROUS LAD.-on Saturday last, lad oi
is years old, calling himself james Elder, from
Philsdelphia applied for Iodgings and relief q Z
pollce siation house In Albany. New York. He
said he Was runaway apprentice, and had bean
two or three voyages 70 eea-bosn cast away
picked up and taken to New Yoft, Wheace hs
Started on loot for Albany. SIS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23
T OsT CERTIFICATES OF STOCK

Il .oOA h11E 1tA L E4C OE CIOCA
two CERTIFICATES OF STOCK in the Virginia
Central Railroad dated August IL, 1854 Nos eS and
sSo Tor ten shares EACH issued to Wallace Enwright
sna McEonad under the acts of January 81 1880
aad March 12 1855. Application viii be made to the
Company for renewal of certificates of the said
Stock. should they no. be found NH 2l-law2mA
NOTICE.-Having this day disposed of
1N my Tools and Fixtures to nv brother. n
ELLINGTON, who will conduct the CARPENTER
business in all its branches, cheerfuly recommend
him to my friends and late patrons as competent TO
ed with WIN C. ELLINGTON
B. T. ELLINGTON msy be. found at his
Shop. at the corner of Franklin and 2ist streets.
where all orders for his services may be left with
the assurance shat jobs will be faithfully executed
F. Drawings and Eetimates for Buildings &c
farnlsaed ;. snott notice sp l7-d5ts
BUILDING FUND COMP'Y STOCK
II FOR SALE.-Ten shares Home stead, en- which
the loan of $1,000 may be obtained.
Ten shares of Richmond, on which about $3.50
They will be exchanged for other Stocks or sold
on very favorable terms If early application s made
at the Dispatch Office. ap I2-eots
TRIMMINGS, EMBROIDERIES AND
Il FANCY GOODS-J. L. WE'LL hes Just return
ed from the Northern Cities, where he has pun
chased some of the hanosomest and most fashionable
styles of trimmings to be hsd in the city all of the
stes. importatons landed from the European stesm.
ers whilst be WAS there, together with fine and
we'll selected stock of Needle Work Goods-such as
Bands, Collars, Sleeves, Gimpure Collars end Setts
Ribbons, Mohar Hair Dr. sses Jet rsceletts east
pins and Eeeklsces, Gard Gases, Portnonnsies Fans
Perfumeriss, and nice stock of Fancy Goods ard
Hosiery, to which he calls the attention of purchs-
every article will be sold oheap by calling at
Fancy and Trimming Store,
ap sims ISL, Broad Street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

s POOLE MunDER.-Morrissay and Hyler,
concerned in the Poole murder In New York, have
been discharged on slO, 600 ball each 81 &
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THE VIRGINIA FIRE AND MARINE
l. INSURANCE COMPANY
Capital: $2OO,OOOI

tUfceon FouyteenH So. opoosite Rs E1chdnge Hotel,
Richmond IA.
This Company was chartered in 1ss2-has been in
operation nearly % yearhas paid to its policy hold
ers about million of dollars losses with but one
action at Law policy and in that they were sue.
cessfu in defending themselves-er stock carned bp
eitizensef Teinia and their Directors all residents Of
and ,ceU knoUn in this city-their line of discounts
averaging over half million of dollars per annum
for many years past and large portion of the bene.
fits resulting therefrom extended to their patrons
and friends. Their reputation for promptness and
iberalisy unsurpassed With their capital uuimpair-
ed, and q surplus fund added, continue to insure
asanst the peris of FIRE and dangers of the SEAS
Gil psrfs of the world.
Appealing to the history of the past, and refer
ring all the business of this city, the best
and safest guarantees for the future, the Company
confidently ask the extended patronage Of the pub
lie. Apply to CT address
A. PLEASANTS, Pres't, or
-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

PAYNE n MAYO, AucuOn0619, nave re-
moved their once e nr. Ws.nnasS. 1osfsss nsw
q rS:s S:s! !. Ell ..so. .. esvsss s. I..lsaa
Psrson.i Property; Rant oss Hoasss aaa hafs out
= Deeds Of svsry dssssiptisa VA = sssaratsly
'isSl asEL o. MAYO bsiss : Notary Public win Il
tend. to taking Dspodtions, Astnovlsdeneat Of
Their charges win. IN al sa.ss, - snsiEsly nss-
fsso.y end sasy hope 70 merit patronage ~ prompt
sps-h ALL u; hk1o.
Jso. W. WRIeHr s& Co. are prepared
70 receive al kinds Of Produce and Msssksndss q
so.sSle terms = u san b salsa = he ~.
A CARD-Tbs subscribsr, IN exper.-
enced prscttionsrof MslIeins. Surgery ~ 0bsts-
% lsass = sss:s :i' e:' ! sss 8:
study saa psssfes q iiii~iiss1 81 = tIs fssss.
:. s:''''' { GSS:s Z; ciSsaSs SSsis
BOUNTY Land. 80.
viii prosecute claims against the Fede.
a SIoss SS,ssS:s. s nc e soU1 t.p - PEN
unss, ssssss e e e csssssse :elalsss xks ~;
ehii.sa srs sssisi.l 8 7si sesss q d -
L who have reeelvsl leep tkan - 1ne1a O. oe1flfS1
70 g uush morn = WI mske tAet elonl5fI
i aAa re1nH LnnA nspoEtm ~ 9 W. kDn61In. ri
nearly three yssss. savs lse.|l.z =
Sss.ss! ssas.s q E - .sl!, = q e ~ =.
; ';!!i';:s e s::: So: /; e: s.; : J; 8 - :
az. saxE III. ~; s;:ssz .ss's 9. :. E :
sss ssx.|a xsss3s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

OLD sKA-CAPrAIN DEAD.--Capt. James Mowatt,
one of the oldest Sea Captains of Baltimore, died
on Thursday night. He had never had days
sickness until the time Of his death.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

o1AE shArIos-A Sunday school celebration IL
70 c0Lae on In Washington, 10 May next Address.
% are to be be delivered by Rev. Mr.. Cumnins,
OF trinity Episcopal Church, and other clergymen
Of the city. y 8
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

FROM SALT LAKK.-The Salt Lake Mail arrived
at Independence Thursday. Mr.. Young continued
to be the acting Governor at Utah. The Indians
on the plains were peaceably disposed, and hsd
returned the stock formerly stolen, being anxious
to make amends for the past.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

KessuTH is now agent for the London Atlas. hav
ing severe dhis connection with the London Sun
day Time
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

RoBBIko = PAIEsr.-Joseph Manuel free me-
gro, has been arrested In New Orleans for robbing
Rev. Mr.. Maenaut, pastor of the St. Louis Cathe-
dral there, Of 5000.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23
A. PLEASANTS, Pres't, or
NH l9-3taw4w THOS. M. ALFRIEND. sec'y.
DANAWAY-From the subscriber some

RANAW IUII jig suUsCliUoT SUIHt
~ time fince, my man REUBEN, who is about
IS years of age, rather spare, about feet inches
in height; dark complexion, wore whiskers when
last seen, and 10 slishtiy ruptured. He has wife at
Fleetwood Academy, in which neighborhood he
may perhaps be found. He ferueIly lived In Rich
m,nd. For the apprehension of said Negro, 1 will
sp l3-lms WIN H. DICKINSON.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

II APRIL 20rH, lS55.-The subscribers have just
received another large assortment of fresh Spring
Dress Gsods conslsting In part Of Bereges; Berege
DeLanes; Chsllies; Chally DeLanes; Mousiine De.
kc together with large and varied assortment o.
Spring Mantlss embracing ell the newest and most
fashionable styles which they are onering at nnn
DUDLEY JOHNSTON,
an 20 las Eagle 6qusre.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

HIRcULAR SAWS.-The attention Of
~ Foundsrs, Mill meur Builders and the public
generals, IL called to assortment of CIRCULAR
and other SAWS to be found and for sale In all the
principal Hardware stores at Factory prices. The
trade 10 authorizs I'd to give full warranty en all
Saws manufactured by and stamped Henry R.
Burger Co.," or "folsnd Burger" We chal-
lengo the production of single instance Ia which
we have failed to make good our warranty.
ap 20-6ts HENRY & BURGER CO.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

EOR 8 A L E.-Exchange on Baltimore.
Il Philadelphis. New York and Boston.
North Carolina money received ct per cent dis.
count.
Richmond, Petersburg and Lynchburg Notes pur-
chased. at HURLEY'S Exchange Office.
feS-Sm No, Pearl etr eet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

EsrAAMPzs AND THE ADMINISTRATORS
s'nins.on correspondent Of the Baltimore Sun,
."e. renerating the peace policy of the Admins
"4''on' says that there Is proof before the Govern
men1 % tne effect that Estrampes was not citizen
~ tna Lite States, according to law, thou b be
was 20 form, through false oath.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

A CARD TO THE LADlE6.-MlSS
As, M. FIDiIRNoY wishes to inform her friends
and custoneIs both OF this city and country that she
has jast recslvsd her SPRING FASHIONS, both OF
the Drsss5 and Msutilis OF the latest style. sne
shortest nofics No psins viii be spared 70 please al
Who may favor her with call, next door above
Street No. 9is sp 20-4ts
CMITHFIELD HAMS AND LAIRD
~ A supsror lot Of Gmitbfeld Hsms, Of small sixe.
suitsbls for fs1niiy use. Also. Smithhs,d Lard ~
cans, very nice. Jus received, and for sale By
0EOR0E nERRIAM + CO..
sn2t-Ss Corner Of 10th and Dock sts.
RACON.-BacOn Sides and Shoulders for
~ ale, apls sx0kkb& co,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-04-23

you should be perfectly familiar with the genuine
article which the eounterfet tries to imiate and
the spurious imitation Daguerreotype, you should
esrefally exsmine the genuine article, taken BY n.
(. siM0Ns, and orr word for I. yen vii never be
type. ~ / ilssg fzsH ap 10
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
Cssh Music and Plano store of
II Or a &c w a tiers

NO. 333 Broadway, New York Opposition
In TO the Combination Music at great,
reduced Rates Notwithstanding The combiua.
ton Of Masic-Deaiers 10 keep up the prices OF
non copyright music against the interests oil
native composers, aud their refusal IA extend Ia
Mr.. Waters the courtesies of the trade, he is
making immense sales-haring abundant evis
deace that he has pubic countenance and sup
port in his oppositipn to the Gre I monopoly ana
in lis etfrts 10 aid native Talent aud adopt the
nati nal currency. His stock oil American anu
European music is immense, and the catalogue
OF his own publications IS one Ut The largest and
best selected in the United States. He has alse
made q great Reduction in the prices Of Pianos
m slodeans and musical Instruments Of all
kinds Superior toned 6 f-2 Oetave Pianos for
Sl75, 5000 and seas. interl Of as good quality
and Instruments as strong and as durable as
those which cost $500. Pianos of every variet,
oil style and price. up TO $1,000, comprising those
celebrated modern improved Iarnce Waters
Pianos, and the first premium E,lian Pianos Of
r Gbert& Cos make Owners OF the Hsolean
patiently Second hand Pianos at great bargains.
rrices from SO to $50. Melsdeons from Eve
daffe sent manufacturers, inclnding the we'll
known S ID d. II w Smiths melodcons, tuned
the equa itempef amenD the hest make in fhc
United States. Prices 45, 90. IS. 100, u.s. 125,
ls5, $3.50 Smith double bank Me,odeons 5000
Each PAM and nanjodeon gnarantetd: The
hest terms 20 the trade, Schools, &c. IL I-2 Der
cent discount 10 clergymcn and churches. All
orders promptly attended 10. Music sem 10 oil
Darts of he country postpaid al The reduced
raies; General and Select catalogues and
Schedules af prices OF musical instruments
forwarded to any address free Of charge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
At the Old Brick,

--Firsf Door yFesf ef the Court- House
M Az be found new stock OF Boots and
lsA shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are
now prepared To fer 10 the people OF Litchlield
County aitoge,heft the best and large 4 stock ii
Boots AID shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Oar stock consists of every variety OF
style ina gina Bile; il would be nseles and impos
s:ble to name the different sty,es OF so large
stock as we have al ;histime-we therefore "a y
70 all, como and sec forysurseIves, for our stock
only need be seen to prove the ruth of what we
say. Not approving of the humbugine system,
we would here say, as to priccs-ihey shall be
uniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here in this hu able manner tender
our heartfelt thanks TO all for their past fayors,
and most respectfully invite them to give US
call before thev make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Liicbffld. May llth 1854.
N. B. We have few notes and accounts on
hand Of which we should be mssi happy 10 dis
pose at cost. Or A word TO the wise &c.
NJ. ct.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
Two High Blood Horses.
Morgan WildAir and Young Diomede

We are coming. Clear The Track 2.
MoReAn WHp-AiR--This higlrblooded Morgan
Harse will be at the Mansion House Stable IN
Liichtied every day In tile week {Sundays ex.
ceptcd- lihrungh the seas,n.
He was sired by Yuung Putnam, he by Old
Putnam, he by Old Woodbury., he 5y Original
Mnrgan. His dam was the celebrated Pane
Mare, bred and formerly owned by CIV. Paine
Mountain Morgan, he by Old Gsfinrd, he BY Old
Woodbury., he by Original Morgan; her dam
by Old Rockingham.
He 10 i've years cd this season. and is moi
excited BY any Horse Of his age in Vermont
where he was faised--and is a rare. conf ination
ot blood, beauty, strength, courage. docii;y and
speed.
His so,ts are OF unusual promise posses inr
in q remarkable degree the distinctive qualities
and characteristics of the noble and wonderful
race nf Horses-she Mareans
This cot was raised by +. Seymour OF Brat.
tishureugh, W. and stood al the stable of A. J.
Frrnch Of Wolcatfvile last season
YauNG DioMEDE was sired by St0ckhaIder HI.
dam by CONSTITUTION. kfaHd-dam by impoFtrd
Satlraim, Stakeholder was sired by Sir Archv.
dam by Citizens imported Surfing, Sir Arch,
was sired by Old imported Diontede, dam i'm.
ported Castanira.
@Dsomedc will be at the above mentioned
stab'e every day Sundays excepted, nnfIl s
u'ciork IN the morning aud from 8 o'ciosk il,
the sttcsnecn
Terms ier Moygas. IS to warrant; Cor Die
mcdc, IS 10 warrant.
T.schlield, May 18th. 1855. {
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
Lemon Fair

10y Black Hawk, by Sherman Morgan, dam
ID Duroc and Dey Of Algiers Barh.l mare,
known as the Gale Mare at Brdport. VI. " i'll
stand n Salisbury and at Miller;on the present
season at $40 SIS. Lemon Fair is four years
cd, Of great symmetry and beauty, showing high
breeding His action in harness is quite perfect
aud his speed unusual for one Of his age
The subscriber win also have al his Stable
At Norfolk, beautiful three year old Stallion,
Pleasant Gale. His horse Raven win also be
at his Stables. The stock Of Raven is Of great
promise; Colts OF his are held as high a. 400.
lie drives This Spring at extraordinary speed.
The fine Chestnut Horse Falcon, whose stock
is unsurpassed, owned by the Subscriber, will
stand at Canaan, East Sheffield and Falls
Village.
ROBBINS BATTELL
Norfolk. May 10th, 1855 els
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21

Parson Green IS IN ihe habit some-
witness, Of drawing upon a barrel Of
sermons, beqneall,ed him BY his father.
who was also.a minister pom one
secession, he got hold Of sermon, b.
mistake, which the old gentleman had
once preached 10 he States Prison
@conyicts. Itopened well, and The con-
eregaiion were becnmiug deeply in,er-
!. ssted, when al At once slie parson sur
sssprised them with flle Information that
had Il nor been for the clemency Of
sshe Governor, every one Of Them woaIl
shavs,been hung long timesago.!'
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
THE MAMMOTH ESTABLISHMENT
OF
LII tch n ED COsE n I IL,
Spencer & Adams
NeUor Oustd0nc -!

GRAND Opening of their Summer Sscl
NJ oil Goods No. West Nam Street
Arrangements Complete. The Ball in motion
Great Center ef Attraction Tor The sale OF DIR,
Goods, Carpets, Paper Hmgmgs. Boats ant
SHOES, Trunks and Carpet Bags, Umbrellas anc
PorasoIs, Groceries aud Prey.sion, Hardware
and Cutlery. Crockery, Stone, Wood aud Willow
Ware consisting in part OF
French and American Broadcioihs, Black
Blue, Brown, Green aud Mulberry Blk Freuct
Doeskins, French and American Cassimeres-
plain and fancy. Agrcat variety Of 'Vesting:
Cravats, Goat and Pant Goods for Summer wea,
All kinds Of Taiors' Trimmings; Clo,hin,
made TO order and warranted to suit.
Superior Black Silks, Muslin DeLainrs
Brazes. Braxe DeLaines, Plain and Paid DE-
mnslins, Chints, 800 pc Prints, rom s TO II IL
c,s per yard. Spring md Summer Shawls. Gent,
Ladies' and Chldfea's Gloves md Hosiery
SarsInett and Jackoncste Camhrirs. Barred
and Striped muslins ne " styles for Dress Goods
Swss and Book muslins, Bishop Lawns. Drn
perry .musl.ns I'm Curtains, bite Coante.,paines
"a beautiful article. Gents and Ladies' ssii
and Linen Handkerchief, Linen Table Cloth.
and Napkins, Beached billings and cottons
PiItuw Case C.rtans, Sale Flannel an extra unai
i.v, Blnek and White Dotted Lace. Dotted Lace
Wells assorted caiofs.
Brown Cnttons, Garnet Warp, Batting, and
Wasdiag. Striped Stirring. Bed Ticking, Nan
BILE Cloths.
A VARIETY Of styles Of Competing. 1000 piece.
Of Paper HanrinRs.
Boots and SHOES we have on hand for sale
cheap--fscnss Kip md Calf Bouts, Boys do
LADIES' Cali and moracca B OTIS, morocco Bus
riety Of styles. do. do. Lisht Rubbers
Trunks and Carpet Dags, Umbrellas and Par
asnls.
In our Grocery Department. ou viii find the
hest assortm ~ ever offered. c0i.sss,ing in pa7,
of stcwsrt's Pulvcrixed. Granaa,ed and Crush
s,rwart's A. B: C. Refined saear
Porto Rico, New Orleans, Brown Sugar.
naDlasscs, new GRIP.
Imperial Young Hyson, Tyson Skin. an
Jay. ! L.suira and Ma..aeaso csiIss, !,
Wesi India, ground. ia I ID. papers.
k,tshen's prepared and cracked Cocoa. Chm
cola,e, Specs OF all kinds. Sup. Carb. Soda
Cream lsartas Sal Soda AID Extract Of Lemon
Rice, Rice Flour, Corn S,arch, Farina and
mararoni
wiaches,es's calea,e's Burwels and Ames
Mitehels and Stacks No. iCandles.
Putash. Ashton SAL. hushci sacks.
Turks lsland aud table Sab, large and email
sacks.
Canphene, Burning Flaid end Lamp oil.
Wheat and Rye tluF constantly "a hand,
also meA aud provender.
Pork, Lard. Batter Hams. and Shoulders
Connecticut River Shad. No. and marSerei,
White Fash, and Cod Fish.
a lurse md complete assortment Of Hard
wArc and Gu lery. viz.
Shoveis, Spades Hoes, Rakcs, Crowhars,
Srar Hinges. Grindssoaes, with q with. ri
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21

AN HEN nrst commenced the sale oil
w the ce'chra,cd Vermont Marble class
Ut nnprincipled men said tina, il was good fnr
nothing, but finding that the people ell kaee Il,
this same class of men are palming OF New
Preston limestone and other inferior qualities ol
stone for Vermont marble. Persons ia want al
Crave dones or Monuments of tie Rutland Vt
pr Italian Marble, or any other work in nv line
can depend upon getting the sinor-pure article,
worked ia,he best style, and the iecest possible
rates. by coming to my establishment or by let
ter. A large collection Of drafts on hand -
Terms CASH.
flease refer to Drs A S Lewis or C Al Hooker,
Li,chheld; A ] Pickett or S M Ensign. South
Farms; Gen Abernethv or Charles r Wel.on
Wolcotville; Ncssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah
Garnssv, Norihtield-or TO my work in amos,
every cemetery in Li,cfield county.
s WARREN
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21
New Fall Goods!
BOOTS. SHOES. CATERS, 30. &c

TUsT received very large and general i.
~ sortment Of all kinds 81 Boots and Shoes SUR.
able for the season; 1000 pairs purchased ii
auction the past week, and can probably be sold
TOR cash al less prices Than can be found else.
ready money abou their clothes are respectfully
invited 10 call and examine quality and prices.
Oak aud Hemlock So'e Leather Tor ssle Is
usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
West Main Street.
Also. agent for TIE sale Of DR.. Beers celebrated
Hair Tonic, faw relieving bsidness and Testorin.
grey hair to ils natural culor. Nothing like il !;
try II.
Li,chfeld, Sept. !2ll, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21

CONSIGNMENT OF FINE GLASS
Ia WARE lnum Hoeso0 has been received
And u fur sale ~ the Ship sf the subscriber 4
unusually low .prices consisting Il P.tchers.
Sugar Bswis, Spson Holders. Cream Guns,
9nsaes pla,eA Preserve Plsses, Napers. TOILETS,
Eng Guns. Leinansdn Cups. Cand es,icks, No
asS1le Cups, len different s,yles Tunhiers. Be-
ehich the pnblic ere iMvaed 20 emil and
ox&Mine.
~ A eopl as.ottmens d Cook and raglor
STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware, ke.. &c.
alwAye IN hand. ]. W.sCONE.
Norfolk. Ian. I, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21

The six degrees DC crime are Tins
sde6ned: He WHO steals millionis only
= iinancier -wbo steals half.millim is
: only : iiefa,fter -ssl,o steals quarter
sof mllli0n,is -swindler-wilo s'esls
ian hundred thousand IS rogne--who
~steals fifsyiIlousand IS 4 knave; but he
who stealsa pair Of boots or Ioal 81
bread is scoindrcl Of the deepest dye
and deserves 10 be lynched.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-06-21

YEyHIS beautiful Stock Horse will stand
u the coming season atihe Stable ef George
s Cogswell. New Preston. He 10 Of the N psan
Stock, weighs 100 pounds, jet black, l6 2
hands high, years old. His stock i. very fine
and Service hle-has been in this section three
seasons. For further pafticaiars enquire of
those who have seen him Oae OF the best Of
grnoins attends the Haf.c.
TERMs-Six Dollars and warrant.
All who own mares that are disposed Of before
foaiing must pay the warrant money.
GEORGE s. C0GSWELL.
New Preston. May 1855. 6s3