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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17

LOuis NapOieOn ana ten. CanrOberf.
Paris hay 29 respondence OF Guardian
My informants are simply two of the Generals
highest In command in the army of Paris; and here
is the account given identcslly by beth For some
time past, Canrobert had been annoyed by the yari
ous and contradictory plans sent TO him ff)n the
Tuileries. and all Of which he successfully tried to
follow. Since the establishment OF the electric tea
graph however, and the possibility Of all but hourly
communication between Paris and the camp, the
position had become insupportable; ani az The
Times very justly observed last Monday, nothing
has produced "resulte 10 mischievous as this mis-
use of the electric telegraph" A short time ago,
(somewhere about ten or twelve days siuce,) q
complete plan Of attack was forwarded to ire
General In. Chief-z which he 80 entirely disap-
proved, that, for the first time, he would not
assume the responsibility Of 10, and called COUP
Gil OF the leadipg Generals In the allied armies
10 them he frankly stated that he had re.
ceiyed the plan allude TO, With most absolute
orders 70 put It into immediate execution: INIT tina.
IL seemed 70 him to promise too little chancs of enc
ce&; and that he could not this time obsv vithout
committing those about him. The plan vas dnlv ar.
amined, and all the generals present win tho er.
ception Of Peissier, voted With CAnrobert thst Il
was not to be adopted. Pelissaer, on the contrarv
defended the impartial scheme; and when Csurober
'aid v him, point blank, What would you under.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17


ichich the surplus capital IF the States has been
'nsuGcInf 10 absorb; and secondly, the growing
sense OF dlstruHt and repugnauce ameng the large
casees OF American citizens The istrusioa of organ
fztd mutitudes possessing f,c, any, ideas in ha,.
nnony totfh thar ctcn, and aUcicedfy stceyed IT,
irfutnces little in wmis0n scsth those to schch the
great commonwealth oices its being.
We can radily understand how easily the frss or
second years overflow of willing hands should have
fouDd-we should rather, perhaps, say created work
for themselves, by suggesting the means OF add.
ttonal employment. In q new and pros, erous
country there will always be host of things that is
desirable 10 have done, tie execution OF which u
constantly deferred for want of cheap and abundant
labor. As soon SO the cesi6erated element appears
thfse things begin to be accomplished tidiugs
Of the good fortune that has attended the arsi
detachment OF enigrants fsach home, and lead
OF abundance; the widening circle of sttrac-
tioD spreads, until at length. In consequence Of les
very expansion, the attIa tion vaniEhes altogether
The surplus fund applicable TO the employ ment of
imn grant labor II som over-occuped, whereby the
smourt which each competitor obtains 10 wag.B il
gradually beaten down towards the old sorrowrul
minimum tnat will barely support existence; and
then all who after In search OF wOsk are do yed
to dieappoiL tment, and oftenti mes to keen suffering
and distress. Who can tell hosc much of human III
and iatdr mas melted o'csy in sickness and pripa.
fitn in the great fctcns of the american repubfc,
hacing osiy had strength sufficient to escape from
similar fate ttic iceets or months before on fhis
side 81 the cctGn? We have but few and very
imperfect statistics on the subject but as through
gsfs dorkly We seem TO discern O fearful macs
OF human misery, squalor ard degf adatioi, piled
up In heaps in the Aea-boaro cities OF the Union
heaps which our euI ercihC statesmen Of the red
tape school would dignity with the ofhand eplthet
OF incidental d fculties attendant npen the gro.
dusn-b but which the just jealousy Of American :iti-
zspsh'p too truly points ft as capses FOR patriotic
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1855-06-17


yer was 263 500 o00f. in 1854, 229,600, OO0H In
1868, and 1872 600 00Of In 1862. The total amount
Of exports end msrchsndise was 1859, 400 00Oi in
1854, 363 200 000f in 1858, and ,23s, 800 Oo0E in
tinued to increase In 1854, comoared with the two
preceding years, and the exports kept above the
smount OF 1862, although there is diminution Of
10 a94 %, o. lsSs TIE failing a il the export
1864 The amount Of CORN exported in 1862 was
$1,000 000f; IN 1853, 80 800 0Of0 and in 1854 was
only .000000 rhe export Of vino las also dirin-
000f., and that OF brandy from AZ 600 OOOk to a.
800 O00f sed $500 0OOf The imports by sea were,
IN 1854, 040 500 000, against LOIS, 200 000f In
as5s, snd s29 500 ooof. in 1852; and by land. $685.
800 000 In 1854, agans COZ 200 000f. In 1853, and
6O8 600 000f. In 1852. The exports BY see were
l,42l, 70O,00Of in 1864, against l. 4S8 zoo 0OOE In
1853, ana 1906 200f. Ia 1852, and by laud $685.
2oo000f, against 372,6o0,0OO, and 376, 20o, 000f.
Intereating Foreign Items. s
A blue book Of toe. sitlsh Parliament con-
tsins the reports Of the Poor law Inspectors
F e. s u sos.1s In. sS q.
gross estinatsd totals IN the counties Of England
and wsles were % foilows:-- namely, number OF
statute acres, a7,s24,slS, Of which tne following
namely, 3,s07 ,s46 acrss Of wheat, 2667 ne acres
Of barley, l302 1872 Of oats, 73, OF rye eos iss
Of beams and peas ,55l Of vetches, 2267 200 OF
turpips, i77,!6s Of nsngold, IL 8sS OF carrots,
0Ou9,
1919 OF osiers 81 1874 Of other crops ard sos $3.50
bare f.liow land, making grand total, under the
agricultural division, OF 1244l776 acres. The
to 10 2l2,203, including 8,e74,9l8 acres OF perma-
nent pasture land, and 2,224S62 acres OF sheep,
vslss and dowIs: The number Of acres In houses,
gardens, rosds, &C.. WAS 976,l97; the number OF
acres in waste attached to farms 7s6 $685. the num-
Der OF acres 10 wood and plautatiops 3s2; the
number OF acres In commgns Selonging to parishes
a937i6l; she number Of acres in holdings Of less
than two acres, 459, AL; and the number OF asres
not accounted for, 3Sl4,l08. The stock OF all the
OK untlts in England ADD Wales, in 1854, included
l,o60,93l hoIsts, 258,079 colts, l376,703 mitch
COWS, 707l92 calves, / 339,279 otner cattle, In
Gliding working oxen, 2l4 los tups; 1929 915 ewes,
1887 9s2 ambe 4,159085 other sheep and 1888 72i
swine. II should be- explained thas returns have
been received from eleven counties oaiy, those for
the remaining counties being simply estimated.
The works for the er lareement and embsllishment
of the Palace OF the Elysee, IN Pats, are now al
most completely terminated. There are very few
pri ctly residences that have 90 uften changed
owIer and destjfaIon a. the Elysee. II vas built
In Ills by the arcDitecs Molot for the Prince De Ia
Tour d,AnvesPne, and sold some years after wards
10 Nine. do Pompadour. who, having enlarged ana
embellshed u, rss,ded there until ner death, Lea
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Another Arrival !!

NTORE New Goods just received at the 1HI 1" Granite Store fhcpropriet,,rs ef this Eslahlishmcnf wond again rsnind the pubhc that they have received during the pasi two weeks Iasee n,ililions 10 their Stock of Gaods, and arc. now prepared to show to their customers as large and good an assortment as cai,,he found in tiie county. A sks . M
 Among inc Gocds just received canbr found nlnre of those chai'e oit thnilcst black Silks at ono dollar per yard, striped fancy Silks at 50 c:n,s per yard and upwards; a!s.,, more ii those French Lawns and Berages. Trimmings, &c. nll ruinrs and styles. s .s s.
 TlATs AND CATS .--h, ifis department We are thorouahiy p.sicd, 7" having Il very arae as sortmen,s of yeverpthag in that line, which wo ran sell a; astppishnaiy lpw prices. a
 carpe, inas. Paper liangings, &c. is now quite large, aud in that department we defy rnn,peti- fion Ysss sE4I WO0DINts eS IsENNIS. t7 Granite Store, Wolcoltville. June II, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Fall Campaign !!
 l 8 5. =
NEW FALL. IND WINTER GOODS

NEW FALL. AND WINTER GOODS
 N0M upening Ut McNEsL < RRANAN'S N n siss old ssaRd Al Fl. b sMxkaiL first dp0f esst 0f ,ihe c0pu Honse--the Urp0l tur
 x, Hnpdraiteted Baygains iia a Dry Goods, Grocofies, Cfeckerys &c. W,Hsld respectfully an,so~acs to ilscir iarge nnMburSf ssssosness &l,at during the past week they have beee .apeniag lan exIsnsise as-or,- mept of FQreigm end pODsrstic psy Goods adspied 70 thc Full Trade, and invfie oll to call and exasBine dur ssock. ss VIC feel confident that by doiae s0 you will bc essabled nsseearc much bemes aSar4 4ains than can be iaund else. whesc. Our s,atk is How lasee, consisting in pariuf M De Lasnss, Glnshaln-. French Aeg,nas, psrame,iae, Mvhair De Bag. ., Plaid Mefions, Mantic and Caxhnlere Shawts. Ludies Eioves, H..sicrys &c. Aiso, GeDf's FArnishing Goo.s, eonsissius of Frusk sud Eng!ish' Bscadeio,ks, Pisln aud i10esk,n Csssitnsse, sststsaricfy .d Vcsiings. Fancy Cfasais. Gloves Nittens, &s. Also, bieaclcd and anbIeachsd Coitnns, Linens, kmiiiing Cotton, Wess.. n Yarn, Csstos lla,ains, Waddinc, Diaper. Velvet liibhans, M.afe Aaspne 'rfimmnse. Black Ts(l.te Rib bons, Wotstrd Binding. Napkins.
 Ats0. a large steck Of Gfocesies. CsockeFv. kc. all of ~inch cave bcen selected during ths past Wesk wslh efsai esse. and will bcl olissed f.F cssh os: produce. At n small pdraece tru,n cust, Thssc WtshiNg G,ods in nur iinc may rrst | assnresi that no istcisresentaai0n will Dc nude either i'd q,lslitv or price s5s Eeptcmb6r 18th, lS55. faAsss 8'asss
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
CROssMAN'S SA.ssk Shaving, Ilair-Custiss | Wlg-IIaEins R 0 O M s uadcrihe Mansion Hoass. Liseh6eld.
.l cac .ls.YNssg gensezas ]!
EnEswoRTE Jdne Ias

aft9 t3 ffst INUt xclI4<k.t YUvIlE subscribe wonid inform his patfons
 and friends lr0ln abroad that as he has ms. hcea able his bssiness this Spring. as he intended tp have done, has coDciudcdto cpglinse his business aRother ye1rs usi1eFstotoro keepipg his usual var;ety or Goods, which are no, tO be surpassed by any country Store--- a.tlsaneh there may he some dealers who havea Iiasgel ananiity oi some kinds of Goasis. busso find The yaFsesy ese Is The place. But to Qoi into rasticuiars would he useless all that is neres~ saxyso say is, please call for what yos want. and syon will he very sure to find it. and atA price ihar will imlusc you tocall again Cash customers are solicited; as they are the ones that iielp US sa huy out ssoss so cheap, and they are tho anss lhat w,ll reap . rich reward il their purehns.s are large. se1c $. ss ~ !. ..
 A ward ,oahc lssers of good TEA. lf you wish for snnc,hiaa in that line warranted ,o sui, here Is ihe place ,o supply your wan,s-fe for 3t renls prr lb. you can have thu wh,ch is wnrrautfd to draw green. and tor 10 cts .senethinc richer fraNs s0 ts s6 thaf which will make music in he dullesx campaay if freely used. and some Ii little hirher kaf extra occasons, For proof, plepse call and tsr. u. 5ts e ,..7 A,t,fs ssss x
 s1- f.sdsee taken ai the highest mark. .n!ice. e. E IF ECK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
xor Salo.

FAKM of l60 sscss.s el vslss6le Land E.. .s hssls sssts Sr eulsisasion, ft5sssly a.s,ssss nlS .lcR pasauvr, Houd and slse.sx aena: z Qn the Fsrpn ss two iarec fws,- setfy c!ne- suses, ussr n<afsy new sssd ..J n.osissm ssyie sisscs lssae Hams sIrh Cow sshess sisached. Ae aet,sr lsseeseyy csrhoiidilss:s an ssone. has lislae ~slessn s!assss : sry Ios: as" an abuldanceof chusse trust af all kiusis. This Farm IS sIiuaicd n the tYvn of Monn,e, Fairfield County, CsAn.- but a nnIe west of the viI- lase and rhsFrhes. R gs,od neelhcrhoo.i, on |. Ioadmuclt ssaseled F mics from Boisfonf Dsp.i, from. .Ssesssy ReIeto,hslse l<sksatmcR E ail fuad, 10 miles nnsih nf the Sity cf Rnjeep,r, and mls from f3issnstghasn. lt~i]Ite seai nsseskSr .ssH desirsd Mih hs ditSded issta twos Esrsss ol' % and lOO acres each. ls ssii the purrhaser. Any persnn wishing i0 purchas se desirable Farm wiII do well 10 view ihis asit must De xoid nn sr keiose the. 1a sof JaAuasy Psesessioh given ial,nsdis,elyx For iufshex sigfxmasisp raIt dn MlLLfAs Ast BEAR DsEFY. heas the rrt inises. ss whe hasleaai aathnrisy u sell the same. $ '
 Mnnrsse. An&Hss 2sth. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
'0AnIkisfr1s

.%s%glssz se4Ssss - 44Ae& Uss NDWARDN ". BLA1[F sEko has dssinc
 &al llAlfftsss yssS JeisAt h sharh h6eA11 f~s
 F the sonssn. psas;scs 2 lees,ssy ia eyssy f1liy sshssaSf iHsise sisssss0l have sdi 1hat ach.pg T2osb, theseey relieving ysss ffssh Jas tca6s ss,l3 ssin&. danger ff,m absress, and secu- ring to yourself ilse ihes6nabse .6iea6sag or pcacefnf rest. Come in z
 Friend kessSi l6 sh6se defecdve sse,h. which thrnafeW ysms astieuIosisn, ssud fhsf synvs5etry of sbe fsee whishsis TIC sf the chief cisa 1artee- isiics 6f y0miI asd heansys Delays ue dankus- scus-cpfRe wisllSst hcs;tsii.,n. sstss, sslss
 ysIUs aeesh, ssa3k isnol ny Office snd c0ssGnlt fwifhedtghssasl sp1n ssIss saiiecs sf psocuviae 6ns sfmy klocks sf4nxsmpsrsble Teetks Nsw . yoss time and nero is sse place sf0 eecpse scfi of incdmpa rahteF Rtvssss Iseesk fitted apon pure Cad Phis; worn with pride and comfort; yieipg in symlnetsysiaad ksaaty iwisl n&suse's . besf. and far more useiuI for fh+ purp.sses of speech D adsihE nhs.id3tisa: U fsod sihan you rond vel magsna.s, ss ss5.4 VI s8 y1 ss
 ;, Arc. ysp q ass,ssneery reqnirire eyidenessoi sS sS o@a se e sssss .s;s. sfais .e knsswa mo professinnal or sil..nld ysH pFefes. come ip and take the Da,les of bun dreds from cjiy and tbwn who haJe been my paiFons for sesies uf years, Fully iadpssine the adage. a Liye rpd let live my tariff nf prices are fixed ss law as cp1 afford a,iy Iaiihful pcnl;sf liv- ing I'rYfi. and have been lpund at sH lines sat, islecthty r, ny patrons x, .,s.., N = es isfac.nrv. The psfsc CT whom !. is d.ae is rs- quessed se call sni haze his money refunded, T sTY ttpsc numerous friend whoI have Keper- onsly esIended to me theif pnlronnec and indn- eDcs. Iei me say, iIaak YOU. x
 Office No. 2 Sou.b Street, Liichfiei6
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Attention Farmers! l!

IVY F. ate SaliSheu ttOm WnaN Wo ieas ,hai sen,e Of our hreshen in trade are giving out the idea tsint we do not tnke my kind of produce, Now th,s is ak dectded misiake, and VIC .sish tosav to our Farming frifn fnsls tina, We dp take all nds of Produce whishsyaa have to dispose oE And also that we have made arrangc,nenis with two of the iprgest
 Graccry Essabli s h nac tt $ in Li,chfe'd Conn.y. Messrs, Palmer & IInpkins and Jnhn Srovill. Esq, by which our customers can have ihem Groceries at less prices thanthey can he bought at any other establishment.
 NIw, Gentlemen. having masie arrangements for the slnaer Man" we would invite vou 10 call and exan.ine our splendid stock Of
 Olcg Goods,
 Which we arc selling ut The lowest rates, go gentlemen bring m your prodace of all k,llsls--. and also bs,ns youy wIves aad daughters and all the rest ai the tamilv. and we assure you that you will he well paid ,lv your. visit.
 Yours, Respectfully,
 Corner Store. No coltvi!le. As4
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Hart Female Seminary. < sss PIyno~th. Coaseesseus, ss

HyHIS Iasiiturion, whlri has been in
 successful opsraiion for more lIssn two scsrs pasi. ptIers superior sdvsn'sgss for the educs,ien q yoane ladies in all The ordinary useful and 0fnaHscafal branches During tse present vscaiiun the Seplinary. premises are heinz srea;ly esIaFeed aud improved; the clisna- befsswsll he eqliFeiy Iersps:fncled and . new wing addef 6fiy .lwo fret long. contaiuiEa ,eiRht new chnmhers, dining-rOpm. mU>ic roolr. bsih- room, &c Nc. A eyn,nasism piii, be 6ised np with apparatus t,r exeFcisc and recreation in all weeshes, Sgpesser laclliscs sfe prosMe . lsv ihe sipds 0f music the Seminary is tngnisked with ious pisn's and lsrds 0I,p,r .ansiy sr practi .e 70 any drsised exlenL Experienced md acrom- plished leachers are employed who board in the (amily with the popils. The harding depart- lneas wiH c1nsinue under the snanesemcnt of Mis. P: " Hook kes. ans exeel:ent M4irsn. The whole Ineinutian is under the csmesa nt Supefin- tenlent rf sfe R.saFl II Difccsuse who VIII spare no efissi< io resdeS f.is one of he best schoois of ihe kind in the Stase.
 sslnsrcaseqeences0t sho Improvements nov 3o- inx 0p, flte rommencemenl of sho nexs ierm xIll be slelNx ed siH September 26flss
 Far fnfshef iulUsn1ns6nu,sor admissinaa fo thjs lnss Hutton application mav be made t0 Rev. l. r. WAEKrs. Seeresay II lke Doesd eC Directors
 $
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

.YyHE Coust of Probate for the District
 II of Lnchielt hath limited and allowed six months frosn tic date kercnf for flse creditors to exhilst tlsciF claims 3Or aiioaa ance aud ses,ie- ment. lhose Snrg glec,ine 10 present their ae- counts vi, hin said time. properly atieesfd, will he debasr, asfccoservs III pess ms indehted ts said estate are reql,fs'ed 10 make innSediaie 1LP. WEIGH, Administration.
 LsicIlfield. Sept. C, 1853. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Tax 1lIeetenss NSg TT.

HHE npdesSixpet CoiIeeaor of Esxn
 Taxee IT stc spssn'ef Torsinsto6 o1 kss o 1851. hest6y sises natire thai he will meet the ta1-psyesa 1T saSd soNn for the pnrIsns 2 of recesvins lhs xes eue from them on said liss {: t0 wif, tax q ll ceAis on tho doiInr r--af the Ssose q Neisan Rsbefis in BurrvilIe .hn Friday. the 5th day q Oct4bes next. af 'cock F. M-. and at the Hotel ef c. s. Church in W Wolcoiivills on Satanlay lhe 9th day Of Ocfsher next, II F o'clock F. M k. in sad Tprnax,on.
 Uaiess said iaxes efe pad on or before said last mentioned day. 1T e from whun they are due nay expeet to pay lexsl feps e scoIleeiion
 THOMAS A STA0KS, C&Iiecior Torrineson. Sept lIik, 1S5f < %
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Nfp Hanford Pro6afe D;ssritf, ss. ! .. Pr..bs,e Office, Sept. ath, is55:


 yV C. Masen of New 11artiord. within said di<irsct, the estate ot Be,iamin c. Watson was put in insolvency. and Slephcu O. Mason sp- poin.rd hy the Court Trsstee upon said essa:e iin insolvency. in sccordance wsth the ,sssiule laws ot t Jus sts,s-snd whs,ess . tss sald Ben, peiIioning creditor before the return of the Csaamises0ners .cport to this Court ihercfyre ORpERED-T That he eredi ofs oi tho sad eetasc of Bsnjasnin c. Watson appeas as the probate. office iseaid New I1arsiosd probate dlsirict on Tho 29lh day of September, A n 1855. u. show csnse, if auy ibey hsve, wht all fariIscr pro ceediaRs in ihe settlement of said essasc as sn ins0ivsnt esiase should moi cease and bc deter mined, And 1t is further ordered shas ih,s nosice he pubLshed n two papers. the Li,chfeld two weeks hefose said xgth day oi September A D 1855. and Fetnr6 mato 10 this Eosrs.
 eesnlied V JARED B. FOSTER, I % Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Li.chfield. Angus, assh,-ls55. New AIacidac shsp and sfoundry
 AT NORFOLK. aa

TyHE Laurence .Nachias compaav are
 naw prepared to take i.bs for building. fitting ur and repaifing all kinds ol machinery aud mil-Mork, which they have siacihtes for doing Dassh.nt 8tAice. and sals us reas6nalSle terms as any p.hcr establishment. The Foundry is sa,e ssnf she bestain nil,e Siafe, and as they have purchased all ot the pairerms belonging t0 the laie B,yd Manafacinrng Ca. Wn.sied.s they are enasle.l to make emstins s from the same pai.erns ai less priges than they can Dc pn,carftt elsewhere.
 ExrerIcnced work,nen arc employed m the vasisus hsauclses, aud whoever asay ke Hs want oi my kind ofs ;nAachine wosk can depend upon having Il done to Their saiissaction and are re. qnessdsfo give them . cs !. N gas.ss ss q
 A. ]. J.gELWELL, Agent.
 Norfolk, August isi, 1855. ess.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27

sTNNtiE Count Of Probate for the Dissdct of j.ilehfsti. sa.k l;mised and aiiouefI ssix nauaths f5om se dnte hereof, tor tkr cseditors to sLitchlicld, in ead dislSics dcccaseds in xllic., io exhibit ifeir claipe f,x A:iuwenes and set,.e- mcni. Those neGlscsirg ss percent their ac- counts within said time. properly aiiested. will be debarred reeoseFyt All ressons indehed 10 said estate are rrqhested'to to make itnmetIia,e payment .o sWMs q. ..ID EI.i. Execaaof.
 Litch6eld, Sept. llih, lS5ss iss@
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Di.iritt ' Wa,Ai.sfor ss ProssN cesrf, St1r.

Disfrief ef Ivashiagfon sss Pro6ois Gssrf SsT. elst. lB5S.
 ESTA rE of- JEDEDIAH LENNON, late
 L If Washingt.nisi said distvsas, deeesstsl !
 The Conrt u Ps0baie Ior tlsc tissricauf Wash ingion hath Eus,sed and allowed six nsnnshs ffssns the date hcfruf for shs credliors ei said cstaacstU sxhibn their ciainss for settlement 1 Those ~lo nesleceto present iheif acesunss, properly stsessed, ~ilhiH sai. lime, will hc de- barred recovery All pers0ns ridehssd to said e<taie are reqneetrd Jo make imme6jAfe p5ys snest to EDWIN $. LEBANON, Execu:or.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
IsL8Fyx

IT. r
 0WELI1 SON $ nes eo!lyc iion qf <1l Gh1sch Mas:es eoniaips upxarla of O. zzossaed pieces vi Ms<ic. al 7psed to ab af o'se Hassdrsd aud | wellty MetfeSs sdd ! much larger s1Fiety 1fin ns,ssl ssi Altesns nl1l stier Set Pfeees The ERsEafs o| afasie ha K been esI'~ciaily pep ste k.r Si i.sine c alr.- ety q rieAsiiss exefcises Eir part ss,s3e<, and pounds inie aud Ihefe js added fItsitxl NSTA5sos n 4 NursnkIs --s bnef eoatse tof
 A Asperi.nep e6py wili he sept by maiL ps1si- q iesderssf cbeif; s.ss r<etibf of Seven,s.FSve cehis rn5lkIsei ht MASON FRO TIERS. e5 pafk Kos, New York SaStosis, Carter ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
sNI0fice.

A II a meeting, of ihe SteckholIers of ~ Phoenix Bank holden at their Banking House in Hartford. 0a the 9th sSepten,hef, iSsss GeHgc c. Wonssrstf, SaAN,el F. hlies. Gideon
 H. HoIissess Herry ". Buri. ls.isvarsls w. Sry- monr. DavaisC Whistiesey aud David l.. Par. melee, were eiecied Directors of the Branch Bank, Lilrhfeid. sss4s sss ss
 At meesipe pf the said Directors a.s the i0ih September. l65s, Css, rseA C. NNashstiff Twas te- elected Rrrsideniy and Fl R. Colt Cashier of' said Branch Bank. ,s :. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
DiSselnflon sf Partnership.

Vy1tE co-partaeTship heretofore exisijDu
 bs!~eeh Ffedefisk Starr and Edward the firm of E. $ rARR & CO @as aiss.lved On the l6lh day of July las,, by mutual consent. All Oltssanding ciaiues aad accopu:s ssill hc settled hy E SrAkR, who continues iise business at II ss,lds ssands "A spssspqs who l,nve had dealings win ihe firm wil1 please observe this
 Dated as New Milford, lhis lllh day of. Sen iember, -S55. fs X 3.1i
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
" F w q GODS Sy RICH GOODS! CHEAT GooDs!!

1A Spanc ef 6k aAdSmS \ 2 LUANiNG sjasts opened llieirs stock ol
 iland vieisr G'..is ssespec, c,ipliy invite jewas io call and +xs.pips ,hew iss,sepse stos'k, :pi,sis,ina i, pari of Dsy G,,eds, carpc,s, O.l Glrths, r4ady-male Cio'Iingssf every .varjeiy and piics, Baoss and Shoes. Hard lvsrc. Cutlery. Crrkcry. sfone aud .wo den ~afc, Gru.cies and Provisseus--al all oi swh ch are now Ian exl,i. bitisn at their wet-know sisnd sud ' saie ot very Ips prices fpr cAsn, iafmefs' sredace sr spprovea credit. s &
 : la,rhtisd- sepiemher 25,h, lss5 on HBIss. Blue Jackes Flour this dny yec'd eOy1 hyat @ slA sssss sss s q \. .Il'YE FhouR saA fresh Cssa Meals always A0 on hand ss .ts ss sssg ss $ EsA SsG;sFs fad rsss- 'ls pl.ss ss ! ssy ' !; ]: :, 0A sE.ASES ~sve rf Mi,sheilss celehsaaed 0O 0snsiles itsis day recA - T s &sAp QfAn Con S-iAsEETs Gor ,le cl,eap SN&N sAt ts,s ass sss ass&t pss sS4& A
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-27
Notice.

HyAKENsnp by the subscriber on the Sih
 sinsssn8 dark browp- SE. ah.a, IS han3s high, short dork. has lew white hairs in the ssFehesd, snppeed to be f2 years old oF mose.is iN talr condition. The owner ia re- qnessed ,spreve property. pay charges and lake SHELDON WHITTEESEY.
 New restnns Sept. l0sh. lS55- 70