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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
THE PANIC AND 1Hl n.w roKx L.Ds1a-II IS

THE PANIC AND 7HI NEW yoRX LxOaAa.-IT Is
amasr Of 4, everybody (ald ssp 'cia,ly
pubhahe1 and DE- aersI who
wrs) hat tho circulation Of TIE NEW YORK LEDJsh
should 20 90 ,lcac ncr.aing during sse bard tines Bu.
soey buys ssd reads Lst US give an instance Oar ~
CAP Ansr the great rush On thai shno, and h,e
ten policemen sitting on benches sauora al TO project tho
bark IRON eIptced trouble, II he
ab,oite6 in be perusa TAG Ii D6ER shs fanl
TO luuas tbs old which THD LEL0nR hAS ~ minds
AID OF the people and to IdcAe .hy s cncaiA
ton steadily increases pics
O. The hard limss TIE LEDGER the Only weehIy
for which all the great writer's Ise nry
cooa.nse. vion Us eror cifcuaon nd
the hes. vters and h nee roropoI them Ouy per
srhum NO copts, u A1drem
RoBxRr BoysyR
NO. a. Ann greet York
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

CfSf COmM ERCIAL RErORr.
rHrHpAr, Oct 79--e r.. n
hsHr.-Ihe MARKET was steady u $40 Tor pearls, and
&c for cots.
81 sr advance ~ about ~ icc ard IN some oaxca
much ~ 100 advance vW reaz,d. Thus vas good do.
the trade fensysy, and prices sdvanced Aoout
etoo 10 10, barrels sold ~ the folio wing quota
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Change OF HOar.
The ADA ~ Rxpress Company
81 broadway,
On and asr nondsy Oct 4 WI saoss asl inaad en- srss
Tor Hnstru and Fast az 4 :. ~
Steamboat exprsas as =, N.
Phlatenha Western ant southe NJ AZ I'M
This company ensbei through their vArioua OMEGA
ses wss. ard Bouh, pay particular atenion 70 The col
lection OF noses drAns bills aocepianoee, no., Ae.
For rates and further Information. please 40, " 70
JOHN HOny,
Adams Erpvass Cncs Mes York-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

0irard House. Khhiadsiphia -On aud after
board this house viii be reduced
~ 60 % ., peg 6iem PAESBuSY' SYKES 90
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

fraI EAw YORK LlDasx YoK o,rosxR a. 10 Al,
ready received By bAwus ~ he Pcsi Cnso 7As hsF1
tin % s-tm % hayea beI.Heid s1ec. -as L.o3ss
= the circulation sln soing up up, rp
The above pNasraph iprsd from Tho 2rfso ress
Tape- saf os sonc ie pSt bsea rectet'y unfrsr DIV
u fHk LRD0Ak Ia such umos "a es, nad
ous q sries yorssri adm ting me f.s Ia tie circuaou
par ers are scns Gown, we nEk ey as
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
Whsut for OsxUswu

OSWKRO, ~
There u now sdoas from the u.oe; iske posss ard
bound for this pot ovs' $50 900 bushels Of wheat
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Fine Rucket Cutlery, In Great Varsity, nj
J. AZ sAUkDBBb' store oaly. 81 No As.or House
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

IL Cent Portrnas-A Rssl Novelty. Duriag
.. hard times dollar pictures lake, for Il By HoLhn5
cee BroAdvN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Canadian vas also fyer Win salon OF 200 10 500 barrels
Of soost ire above quotations Southern vas some ls@
so'ivs bot prices we're without chugs Of mp,tsnce.
The rates embraced about loc1 IN 400 barrels about
the above nGures smell sales q re DOOR vsre ma e
~ tse above pvi.cs Indian meal vas unchanged.
whsst vss IN good export demand, and rricss fcv
western wm nrmes, owing 70 brock IN the canal The
fAss embraced about 4ocr0 200 Bushels incindiss
scufhsrn vhiis ct ~ 40 81 ~; sousherr red - VI rs
" 80 Chicago spsins - ~ ~ o. snd ~ .s'ne con
mos 70 grod hNs srise club, ri 81 feA es Corr vM
nmsr With ica 81 sbort 20 900 bushes western mixed
a1tc 70 Rye-Sslcs II zoe hsshss Hof bern we're
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Con dition OF the New York state Hanks
Summary skosiDg the sgsfesa,e ~ the resoarcos ami
Liabilities or the banks OF the BAte OF New York. ~ exb
bted by heir reports 70 M ia SeDen5eni or The BsoknE
Department OF n cir dcn on the uorurg OF ssusdsy,
tho Goth day Of September, 1885,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Gala sight NJ tine Fair, Crystal Palace.
Grad conceyt b. over six y performers,
THIS tFridss) evening", October %
No extra charge
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
CAxRs 0R1AT POEM.
BILL BROWNS VISIT m oora.y

CAxAs 0R1AT POM.
BILL BROWNS VISIT TO oOrHM
In tho NAV YAK LADDER for Nov 7, ready IL The
ws fuDaeet racest and spic,es produ ecn which 9axe
body olse il btst,ss punE mt tiH
a. NApoisons OLD 0zArd Vi with bay on4s. In Of
he poet
- BIZ Known 70 ridss Q csuutry village,
Ard hes Oiled his tu BY honest ullaxe =
Ard bavirg plenty OF cash and Leisure he re yrs
where
Two lively youny fellows, OF elegant mion,
Auuse him ~hits With pretty mas htne-
An IVORY bAu which ~ never had sem"
fui ho way Bin esraged beng viainsed by Ia
ps,ert isfs Wms was entirely orig nal and en,:.A fhe
~ sud oiser ms.rop sian swindier aow tl,y ali a.
tackled Bni Browss web filed pookssboot with what
oly ilnarAsed o. dHwArss ahe LIE 0KK also contains
sosgSqopa nom George Prenncs Fanny Fern ID other
.1Hs rIohnRa PAfRIoT; On. laE nA.D o. raE w1l.
The double Marriage As variety Of othsx ohoos
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Court Calsndar-This Day.
eurIuon Oouxr-Hos Bb, 2os, go, o53, lcS $50, o4s
$50, 65I, 6S3 o60 1,e. 4l4 SIS Git ls8 400, 49 A9l
eos esa sSs a. ~ A. IS, s2s, SO, sss sss, s1l ora
6ib, lea 1S., ets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Rapid sales,
ssa GO ruIs for GAIA
SIS go son has, A0BrTNB
g. GO tcys' taa snd cspe 10 "a Broadway,
tAt0Q chldren's fa,cy hn,s. opposite 81 FAuls
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

uns Casvsiand Dfsunion Convention.
oLayrAsp, ocs 20, 1851.
fhe diaunoa oonven,isn Is sl In sssson but there
oc,sne Of sry interest aoins Toe ssn IL MOI large
ne body viii adjourn TO nigh,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

India Rubber 0hces.-0rcaf Reduction -
Lssies misses and chit ren's si b and 6a Boys
400 gas ~ equally low prices NJ J. r. huLnx Js,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
zrptos,on or n steam Boilsr In HsywAru's
sndis Rubber ~ orks.

PRovrrscs, ocl 30, 1857.
slsam oSlsr 10 Heyward's India Rubber WORKS q.
psoded his morning and the ave buildings constituting
sas works ~ere destroyed. rso hundred people were u
v0k In ms Adjustment 81 the lime Many Of The girls
Jumped oui az The window and some OF Them In
iursd bui nos very ssrlousy. The boiler WA thrown
tAsoe hurcTed feet, and In it, carried away ths
gds ., house where the family breakfast rvo
Of NE vork were ssvereiy injured, but hoped moi
ca.Aiy. ne loss Ia $1,000. which Il Insured In Ns~
TUk ne oslss Of me explosion wss ns lack Of wsssr
"a tas bolsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

vi tA ~ eArct
Groceries at Prfces to suit the Times We
voul recommend rsatsrs II w'nl 10 D. ngs OF
J. o. vOWLkk q co. &c aod AS Oreen rich street.
Gsrossns Uais
% B-sver rrce.
Rolloway's O5r'rnsnt-Cb ifks those Out
sppca iona wkcs relieve pain FOR the
lyxi1T .z,u OF the shn-pkrces thrvuxh
the sbeobsnis 10 he sest and sus pguss
III nre wsieh feeds the ertpoo bs OF ucex IRON Which the
patent safsss.
Bstchsior's Hair Dye, wigs and Toupsss-
best In the world -nrpaasnG all nade spld applef
al The manufscsry, - Brradwsy
Brown. No Ba-cl. sxse- Inrxase hsk cutting In
'ain5le orxueu,.
Cr4stadoro's Hair Dye. Wigs and Toursss-
TIE vsry h. IN tho world sAe and he dys privately
Piled No Assor Bouse.
Prof. Alsx. e. Barry's Tricophsreus r. ths
beat ssd cheapest article for re~ipg besrufypE cleansing
crr,pg pres-vving ana restorns Ne haly Ladies. Gy
white, Clear skin and Fine Hsir.-Jones'
,i sos2 shnJrgs; ard Jones' coral hair oil
yhees beauufd articles cola, Wholesale and rsta ~
sAsDs'. 100 futou street.
Psssschto st Powder I'm parts n RsfuraI
ws,r and vn1,b'r sicscy 20 the Compisxin go Bro Va
vpJ. o. Waller street
Ft.pxspspni = pissss 4 Lsbin's rvsngf-
tss,i he ooiy senulss So Br,1vsr corner OF walker
street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Bosros, oA So 1857,
nsml George " Warren, Barry o., we'll Known
dyy goods deaers on Warrington sireet, and william A.
Brown, IT. o. dry gooas I'm orters Pearl strest,
y,21 rted ~ having failed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Groceries at Prfces to suit the Times We
wnuI rsatsrs IN wnl 10 y. ngs stores
!. o. vowLkk q co, &c a2d As 0reen rica street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30
CTILL yBIY CONF

CTfr.L vBur CONH
- The ihroug ady hous-teepers na crowded orr .or.
yesterday viii be best sdverssme for 1e nsrt fo
nshi for ,sey have seeo snd her rin be surs 70 le
hsr frit nls bai We cell
CIT Of Yrepch chin for a m
wbue tee RES o. rr-rch china ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4 IA
ns.s -. iox "
..,.W WI. y. DAILY a 90,
tel ere - 81 envsy, between Beetssr and Hoasson
WnppIre CARDS AID IHvnLOPna-AT rRTUKs
w 70 suit 'ae tlnes n HvnRDnLTys xrsal cad aepo4,
broadway. cowusy 81 Duane greel
WHmxnns on moUsrAOHns roRUnD 70 oRuN
mr. ~ snn bcsus; ssnl % AM pas q ss cssss1
sreilSs: Ess~. = isssS vs,sS yir 81 rssn;.ssa
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

V1 Warsh01sa,
No e Maiasp AAA
q. y. 1UHTHM1 SOM
yrepAreh IN the free Of oxiring
UxcumxsAnoen Of UAds, 70 sd nsk
vsry ersenxvs Asd vaxsd uoch d
LAntxs ABp oruaa uAnuxAruRnD rus,
A. greatly rid Icsd prces ssd nvis special asauos VA
asca
rhs cAar.rer Of heir house ssur.s cuss,mszs sn0
sni hs no rpofs vtius % prcpsry prspn
si azd pAaufAnursd Win te offered
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

white, Clear skin and Fine Hsir.-JoDes'
ia Iaas SOAP twO shIJrgs; ard Jones coral hair oil
yheer besuatd articles soii Wholesale and rstaii ~
eANDG init ttre-ek
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-10-30

Prof. A1sr. q. Barry's Trieophsreus II the
beat and cbeApes, article for dressing besuufypE cleansing
crrlipg pres.rving ana Restoring Ne Aas Ladies. ly
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

A NEW YORK CATTLE DRoyER ROBBED OF $500 !--On Sunday evening Q droyer from New York named William F. Mcintyre put up lat Stanwix Hall. Ca retiring he placed his ha'k book, containing some $200 under his Eesd. h the morning he arose and forgot it, went to breakfast, and after an four CT so re- tnFae1 to his room recovered the book but !"Nnd rackase of twenty dollar bills, on the itinttyck Bank, ai:,cu;4t;ng in ali to $500. gene. I.}e la!aNce of thc lnoney was in other rart1 Of the book aHd in such quantities as not 'o be exposed CT attract attention. X gentle man stopping at the house was arrested but subsequently released
 Two men wLo lodged at the stanwix over -ht took tie sta4I for Troy. < description ot oAe w's hal officer Malone of this city, and officer Warren. of tlcveiaad, started in pursuit. They met tiie , A. N stage i'll returning, and ill answer to c'1lr:,s tic driver stated that the man described had got o4t at H. MosriSon's, ', est Trey. < West Troy officer was got and Af. Morrison WAS called en- His nephew was present at tiIe interview. Mr. N. said the man Was named l:'t!0, and he was just from Philu- dclia, and hc h;,d gone ever to tie American Hotel, Troy, where lis wife was.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
WEST HAVEN MALE eenrr...,GY.

rBSuTS INSTITUTION Is 10. AiED IN HIsr E HAVEN one of those beautiful ti.. ,sec .t " ing the seashore which, arrf: u; i', fieshinS hreezes its retirement .l.# :,r;ir - { freedom from unwhOleso,na iniltirc,s ,t L. h. abroad its convenience of access. K In.tiii : be for school. A location nj, rs dckira beju {, from the city or country c:lniI,:t i,t. ( t.lJ
 The Printi pal. from much exi ttisEte in i,sch. has been eifaled t. adopt c''fSi: 6f fsra-s i.,- st, uction. which leads the siGei.i.t1 .sA;. h mental action, rapid accurate. practical ah pendent. Students disciplined L. rc are Hlpr;r,a..y qualified for the farm, work shui <.ties il |, s.. ing house. shipping office, or f'f she tifa - more classical insilutioi.s.
 While thus mentally impros,d. their T',> ', moral and religious natures are te, .r s:,., Il watchfulness and care.
 The year is divided into three 'e:rhiT ;hr si':i- mer Term of fourteen weeks, t. nn eii.,,L ;hr Wednesday in May the Autumn T.rn o e n weeks, the second "Wednesday in Sci:,.ml,, ,., Winter Term of sixteen weeks, tl.c iiistwr.in 7 in December.
 SPECIFICATION OF EXPENSES. rs.-rr:ils laar' |: ' family of the principal, and will h, rar.rd ''' r annum-s35 to be paid in advance o ril !, i'F1,. q proportion to length of term Winter 1S :h ~ ''"ri This sum the expenses of tHifh', hoa'd "' h- ing, fuel and lights.
 Ertros-Vocal music per tenn :E lnstri i' l.. music, SlO; Use of piano. $2. other thch t. ''iE ing Pupils will be charged, per tarm For ( ''''' n English Studies, S5-6 For Higher Branth'- 'i ' Pupils should be present at the c"nn'Ii' In 'b of each term No tleductnn r. it sance. rH'r,' protracted illness R. QUINCY iifoWN. frn'' -'.
 RrrEugNCEs Revd's Vim. T. E,siis Y. ie, i,, Fitch New Haven w. C. Sci'cla. Milford -S ..h Eldridge Norfolk Jas. Hump F>{.. F. c: {, N Y: Austin Putnam, EarLc4,t iE,nc:s ' b.r, New York. @. lvs
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
Ea:lE saG Accident.

O. Tuesday last wccl:, says the Cumlcr- 1a"d Irir"rapA, as the early coal tr,n from the mines Of the I&'nhcr!n.t Coal and Iroa Company was coming down tEc crado, a,ont i o'clock, the train ran over a large lout;ci' which had rolled down from the cInharkmrnt Immediately upon the centre of the track fhc loccMntive passed ovcr it witt, slight damage, but the balance cf the train, including the tender, had cvery break ripped out from one end Of tic train to the ot'!cr file brake men, b2co ming aware of the fact, ant scc;ng in f s:!omert, that the cars ccnd ,ot be con trolcl going down a gra;ic of over one li,,n- dce,l feet to the n,:'e, thinking discretion the
 better }iart Of vaIor, at once left the train. On it went, and at each revolution of the wheels the noMcntl.m increased uml the velocity be- came absolutely frichtfnl. The whistle So,r:sl cd to put down tie brakes, lut 1hc ony ;i,,. SWcr was "i'l nncarth,y whistle reyvrbcra- ting amongst the Liacli l,i!!$ scarcely heard
 before 1t died away or was drowned by the rattlins of the swiFt>rcvoying wheels u!,::n the track. At length the engineer became co!ly;ll- ctd that something mast br the matter
 Adjusting his Tarts iie lygan cautiously to pc'i his way to the rear of t!lc train. .ts l.:, advanced ttroA|h tlIc thick darkness he tried 70 l:Ht GoWn the brakes Of first one and then a"ot'lcr Of tho cars. All were broken of CT tamaged b7 tiie.ro,k on tie track. He al
 length felt lis way back to the two cars al the Tear of the train. Pulling cut the coup ling pin, he felt sure that he could control them when detached from the train. Bat they were in the saf1e condition All we're broke. No control could Ee exercised over t}nyn Tiin tr,i,, ,,.S ri,v r;,,.;n,r ,+ f.;~, speed. What was to do was the next cons,- cr"tlon. To jump seemed Ike certain death while to remain upon the train promised no cx- emrtjon from similar fate. \ moments con s!teratlon determined the course Of the intrepid e,'ginecf. Clinsiag fer a moment to the rear car he commenced climbing down til he could feel the ground with his feel He then let ali 20, falling to the ground with much violence, but escaping with few painful bruises.
 On went the train at fnlicus rate. The tao detached cars were thrown from the track before going great distance. One Of the iron hoppcrS had the trucks knocked from under it, and 1t Was dragged 7onle distance completely ripping cut the bottom, but finally checking the train some three miles above town. Take 1t altogether, it was frightfnl occurrence, and seen i'll the deep darkness of the morning whipping in and out amongst the gorges of the menntain, with the sparks and steam issuing from the locolnoti7e in vast column, with solitary man cngipg for life to the rear ear, or clubbing down to escape certain death, it must have presented 8 scene of fearful import. Inc name of the engineer was George Myers. :.
 Soldiers are being collected in Cuba for the invasion of Mexico.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

TIE Hebrew: are beginning to make rrepa ratious for celebrating the feast of thc Pass. over. Tn eo'nmcmoratlcn of the passing over ot the lstac!itrs, wIcu the first born of the E~vp. fans rcr>hc'i, and of their escape on; c Egypt 1t conilncnccs on tine 9th inst. (the first full moon of spring which is the 18th day of the Jewish month NiSan, of their year 5647, and ii lasts seven days. During this time, thc, ett " mazot' or uncayened bread 'Fhe " ma. To!' is manufactured in Philadelphia, Balt more end Kew York, air,l sent to ;ll othc, parts of this country NEerc it is needed It iS made 6: thc finest wheat flour aud rHrrSt water kncadc'l 'y a wooden lever. and afterwards rolled cut h.twccn woo;Ivn rollers, and the, cut by machinery, without being toncled by human hAnd It lock, and tastes like some kinds of Water crackers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
4 M1sT s;nrular triol has ;,tolv t,l-a, .,I

A MOST singular trial has lately taken place in Montreal. Dr. Jcan B"ptiste Theo,jtle Do:;on. a person of ycn;lcmanly appearance of Goo,l standing and position in society, and the possesSor Of wealth to tbc sum os $50 800 was charged with stealing silver sroons, txc prohiissery notes for 9l0O, gold headed tai,e and six books from Dr. Levcve Donan (whou he attended in his last iness, on the day of his death, The alleged theft took place bn the 2fth Of June, lss 1, nearly six years ago, and the chief witnesses were two brothers ,oi the prisoner, who saw the goods taken. Tle accused said that the charge Was the result of q conspiracy to ruin him but the jury, after an absence or fifteen minutes, found him guilty When the verdict was aunotunced, the prisoner staggered in the dock, and was aslv pale TLe sentence has not yot been prouoaced.
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

' BALM CT \ TnoIs>ND Flowr!S''-A COUNTER
 FtlTA rvl>"D l'Tet@ndiii:s to have ren partner
 with ". r. fetliG,e in tie above article; is palmin,; . on spurious preparation ,le ,n,lc. All are cuUntcririts unless the name FETiHl'HE & CO. is written oil the s:dt an ". ?. Fi,ii.inGE, X Co.,
 .rint:l on the troht"f the label. The genuine ar- c!e is for sal" by all ,cs tai ic Druggists who rown dvwn Iounterfeits a ir'p st' is.
 WHITE TEETH. FERlrMED BREATH AND HsAUTlFuI. F"Mp,EN:o> can hc acquired v rsi:l.y the Bain nf " ThoswanG F3ovos. What lady "r gentleman would remain under the curse of di&sureeuhlc breath
 when by using the B%i@ y Th2usoti Ftvrers would It'.cr It sweet. 491m
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

A BOUND VOLUME, containing 9S Numbers of tA- the LITCHFIEI.D MONITOR, published in this Village in the years 17S4 and 17S5, has been borrowed of the Subscriber, and not returned.
 . Whoever will return the same, or give informs ton where it may be found shall be entitled "a reasonable reward SETH P. BEERS.
 Litchheid, April ith, 1857. 6U;is
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
THE ELECTION.
Monday seems to have been one of the rain fest days Of the season. The vote is tber,fc,, very light throughout the State.

i Monday seems to have been one of the rain. jest days Of the season. The vote is therefore very light throughout the State. 1 Ezra Clark, Jr., is elected for Ccnrrpss il,
 tie Iiarttorl District-and undoubtedly 1,r ! D"al i'll the New Lo.l,lon--Arnol,l, the D.. mocr:t;c Candidate in the New Harea. Tbe small amount Of information from this and
 Fairfield County will not permit of all o;,i.:on regarding tie election oi either Ferry CT Di,l OF. A;r. Holly is probably elected. We shall i;Iao have ;s majority ii. the Lower House
 of the Senators heard froa,, the 2l 6th 2ot!l, and 2lst, are Unioll--the !st .th and i0t!1, Dcmocrutc 1 Vote c; IlArt.or;l CoHaty--IIolyy G,2o7 Ing;,am, G,V53.
 -Toiialll Count y- Hol!ty l,559, I'gEam l,2G5.
 Whatever may be the result of tie election in the State, Litcli;tIl County Eas do..e Ter whole duty The returus, though i!,con.D'ete reli,ler it certain that tie State ticket has re- ceised majority iii the County of nearly 5oo All three Of our ,S:nators are clsc'c,l Naa- hams majority is about 35 G:>ltl;ng's oye1 50: and botsior,i's probably 20o W@Ssciia, 5!1er,H,, iS elected by 50o majority. :. Tine following is as complete list of Repre- scnta;ivcs as We can now give: Li'chield-Edward Picrpont,** J. G. Beck with.S EcrhAampsfcGd- Ee+hlem---l Democrat. BFth@c2rGteF--i ncmocrat.
 Co""an--E. $. Iicyf;:ns Niles Y. Granger. *; (<|e5fr"A--H@nl:"n Rockwell, J H. Bass . Cornr"i'~ .Jol:n ". l;c,rs, i,a nc Harrison. Gcshea~Samltl i',;ilncf John F. Porter Hnf~i0|on-2 Republicans. heai- Edmund H. Nils.
 -Ee~ i3*n.jord-2 Republicans.
 Ns'r -thlord--l Democrat, tic.
 -Nortri.~-John k. Shepard, Plumb Brown. Nfmonth-Wm. F. Mckee
 hmfdRFy-l Democrat.
 S"hsJnfN-2 Rtpubicans
 >dGi4@-- Fitch i.&ndon, James t. Dicrca.
 Inff}"2<s#-Aco r l';&s,I!, - TIiralI.
 lias%:Hsftn--2 I,rnll' 'cal.S.
 ''afr"-E. P. Month!op*
 H 0fcrioU4---l Reprhlicau.
 Ttnches'e'--2 Republicans.
 lIocdtrry-2 Republicans
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
I.IrCurlrLp. March q. ls11

EDIToE of TIE ExeriHER: Sir.-AS understand that the Hon o. $. Seymour furnished cun>i 'cr.- ble quantity Of seeds. from the patent office last yea, to quite number of our farmers I wis, that those iar,acrS w""ld report th;o",:' yonr valuable col
 umns. the rc>,'lt uf tcir cxlor;ercc and who has aoy valuable oss to spare, ;i,st ot, l.rrlcrs may have some benefits this year, and ubiise ;l Enquirer
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

Ne take pleasure in calin" the attention of oul readers to the Tano-Eortr a,ri Mclalcon Establish ment of Mir DAYTON ot Wolcutt. ii,c. which is ad vcrtiscd weekly if, our culrmns. His ware room contains @eo specimens if tn the lest rino- Fcrt, makers of New Yuik anl m*ton And the Nnrso dtots of his own manufacture, are some of them superior instruments. O.te ef :lt,n lately place. ih the Chapel of the FiS: chr.c,l in this town siv.s d veiy favorable impression cf his skill
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
gsCti0il.

EA7 ILL be sold at public auction on Tuc<'.,,. w April i4th, at the store lately "cy..i, r.i " Rufus Ames, deceased, all the personal r,olut, longing to said Amcs estate consisting vf | ,,.I complement of Farming Utensils new Cart ,r, or three Wagons, Harnesses, Seisls, S:;awruu Nc.: &c. Household goods and Furniture ir;i too numerous to mention. Also the .cin .ii goods ill store. A rare Chance is ofer-l $ - L., commence at 3 clock, A. NJ. should the Ne",i,,r he very stormy sale next fair day.
 WM. B. AND R $. AYES, EArc,i-,r.
 South Farms, Apiil 6, 1857. Iu-l
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
COpartnerSlliI,.

TTT the undersigned enter into copartnr,slip " for the transaction of the mercantile, In,>i. ness, to commence Aplil l. lSo7 and end Ma,,h ai 1850. l.. w. CLARK
 $. D. BAnNi.N Cornwall Bridge, April 1, 1857. Es3 our friends of Ltchicld County are iivi' | to call and examine stock of Goods, wht h wt be second to none in the country and wlc'r ;.j may be assured that prices shall not fail to s..i
 4O-3t@ CLARK X BAHNiS'
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09
sVOgjcP.

yEHTIE Members of the 1st Episcopal socie., i, -h ltchticld. are hereby notified, that their ,,- nual Meeting will i,e heid at St Miclacl's Church. Monday the 18th day of inst. April at o',h,k P I., to elect their Annual Officers, and trais,,t any other business proper for said Meeting.
 J. G. BECIwITII,
 ABNEH LhNDON, wos,
 ALGAS GU1LD,
 PUTNAM KtLBORNE,
 G. H. HpILrsrER,
 SErn F. BEERS,
 SAMUEL. G. BRAMAN,
 Cm,nIes T. Wrrn yestrymen. NlLLIAM ElssEII,
 SEYMOUR STEvENs
 CEAs. D. WHEELER, Litchfeld, April Gd, 1851. 5olt
Litchfield enquirer., 1857-04-09

shallow nDudcnce calls for the erection of asylum for idiots add another lawyer to your editorial cor pes LITcHFIFLD coUHTT DEMOCRAT, whose place of lon1ocilc now pzzlcs the w:sest to discover and then percancc, we shall ascertain who e.res insult G o
 WAsnlSarc', making tllevery types blush tlrougi, tlir biaCk ink upon their faces.