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Err OSENE OILS.
DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SxsCuREn RyIETTEIsS PATENT

IEROSENE ILLUMINATING OIL~-The light OBJ
N tanned from tins OIL exceeds in briancy that OF
any other oil fluid heretofore discovered; Is mex
piosiye, and will remain npid in the very coolest
weather.
The Compiny recommend as the lamps best adapted
this Oil. the Kerosene lamps, manufactured by the
following parties Messrs. Cornelius Il Baker, also by
Oft of Phad ,lphia z. V. HaughwOUt Co, fSs Broad
the Brooklyn Flint Glass Co.. No I3 Broad street,
Messrs Dietz Co. 49, William street, l. MERCER l57
Elm ST. and H. Edwards, "a Duane street, y. Y sam
pies of dife ent styles of Lamps be seen at the
Office of the Company.
KEROSENE LJBIoAIING on, No. !. Prepared to suit
the finest and all other kinds Of Machinery; burns
brilliantly in Locomotive Head Lights, Car Lamps, all
the ordinary Solar Hand Lamps, ana stands as great
degree OF cold the best Spe m oil, anu Is amira-
bly, adapted Ia Railroad and steamship
KEROSENE IL BFdcATNG OIIs, Nos AND 3. superior
Lubricators Will be found TO possess advantages over
any Oils in the market at same priceswill not burn
and have been thus prepared to meet the require
ments Of Railroads and others.
KEROSENE BINNA1E on. Prepared expressly for
Ships use and will be found admirably adapted for
the Steamships, Men of War, Merchant Vessels,
Lake and River Craft, and burns N all the Cabin,
State-room Bnnacle, Forccastle lamps, signal Ian
terms &c.
Binmacle Oil will remain fluid as long best SPERM
and will burn all night without requiring TO be trim
med advantage that Will be obvious 20 every ship
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the Whole
sale OH Dealers Ship Chambers Druggists and Grocers
in New York and the regularly appointed Agents Of
the Company in many of the PRINCIPAL Towns and Vii
lagos Of the United States the Calads and the Island
OF Cuba.
Local Agents appointed (in conformity with the rules
established by the Board of TTustees) application
to AUSTENS,
GENERAL Agents, KEROSENE on COMPANY,
No. so Beaver street, y. ".
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FIR EIGHT r A TES
FROM
Charleston and Savannah
To
Nashville and Stations on n. s.
c. Railroad, west of StevensOn.
"a ...ssz7 Es5zi.3:t7 s-5sES--s fS-lIl
49, 49, yS5,s-S---5

First Class (ncluding Hats) per loo..........s1 IS
Second Class ''.............. 90
Third Glass. ................ ............ so
Special Rates for Furniture, sc '............ so
COMPETITION between Steamers and Propelers
~ plying between New York and Charleston and
savannah has caused reduction in Steamers regEts
through Goods. Is their charges may huCtuate
give above the rates from Charleston Savannah
Nashville At the same tine guarantee the cost
shall not exceed at any time prior 10 st Of June the
rates heretofore advertised Through Rates from
New York and Philadelphia Nashville in connection
with Charleston ana savannah Steamship Lines, VIZ:
First Class per 81 90
Second Class. IS
Third Class. Observation-Disclosures s.
Special Rates ''............. ............... 8 so
Cons;gn Goods 10 Agent Central Railroad Savannah,
and to Agent South Carolina Railroad Charleston.
OverChargcs and damages Except damages occur
ing AT seal will be promptly settled heretofore.
For further Information or Cards giving classified
ton &c apply to me at the y &c Railroad Depot or
by mail to CHAS. ". ANDERSON.
feb22-H General Agent.
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tun ne oAl4Alin FlAr, = u2iles tro.1 A@.afille-J
A pufliUNAi. EakEaias t1ufse ean b recefsed into
"a ts insl.tctian ~ taCA1cies shAl have Fcccntiy
a1cerFoG Adaasiat slAy ffEas Also b received.
Apfczta slsaai1 - nlalie zlrle1z1teiy. TIE
Essa Ia - <izeEltsF fes7 and ~ail
klH the la ~ Jeiy lass for teftas kc, sFasy
essbsT - the frinrti Il NE sealAfy =. D. Crus,
Astorney Al Las a. hs ore, No - iaasrsk street.
fsbt-lus NAIHL CRIES
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Land Plaster.

WYE will receive per steamer Nashville, 1856 barrels
w of Plaster of Paris. Its well known efficacy in
promoting the growth of wheat and clover, makes IL
invaluable TO Farmers The increased yield from IT'S
use may be safely down at one-thrd to onehali.
For sale by HARRIS CO,
once at W H. Gordon & Co 5 No. 40 Markets ST.
feb24-2w
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Match Horses for Sale.

I Will. sell months credit - luN n1r Cash
Il tar hsnlssr1 PAR - Grey tArrisae il.sfr@s -
present drlEua Patterson = tsTocBneldr ftIataTe
Wagua I4ry ere srl bsu.Hn ana Fcnlle and not
IArtrd ~.lA iuE ANY faaiL
AIIAASsTi IL AACkENZsE
fsble--1 Nashville. lean.
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The friends and acquaintance Of Capt. JOIN BARRY,
are invited 70 attend his Funeral from the Christian
Church, this morning at II O'Clock. Services by FL
der T. Farming.
NASHVILLE, February "a, 1883.
The members of the different Masonic Lodges in the
city and all transient brethren are requested to meet
at their Lodge at half past O'Clock for the purpose
of attending the Funeral
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Shancery court AT NaShs HE.
smedley, Mcconnell Co. rs c. ". Newton and others
the Office of the Clerk and Master OF the Chan
"a Gerry Court at Nashville, on the 23d day Of Feb
ruary 1858, motion of complanants, by counsel in
the above cause and appearing 20 TIA" satisfaction Of
the Clerk and Master, that the said defendant {. W
and therefore the ordinary process OF this court
not be served upon him, II is therefore ordered by the
Clerk and Master that publication be male for four
weeks in succession IN the NashV lie Patriot a
paper published IN the city Of Nashville requiring the
SAID defendant appear the OF the Chan
Gerry Court Ia be holden for the county Of Davidson
at the court house thereof in the city OF Nashville,
the first Monday in Nay next, and answer SAID hl,
the Will be taken for confessed 10 him ANA set
down for hearing parte
{. u. BRIEN,
feb24wH Prs fee So Clerk K Master.
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For the Cold Weather.

TCST Eeceixsd SsHt's lace -'stlichoa aosn' rlaoes
- Crnk's bfszzf batislll rstitrlsssi 1oen" iAtss
= p0utN- sElea fesssa Water fEooi tsots;
fsss - ~'''S sNYDER FEIzzz1I-
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THEATRICAL WARDRORE!!

TJNHE Gentleman who purchased a Theatrical Ward
robe la GAINESVILLE, hnd sale for It, II lac wishes
To- dispose Of Il reasonable terms.
Apply tins Office for further Information.
Iah .,,-aff
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For New Orleans.

TrHE fine Steamer RED RO- -
i YER, STRONG, Master, will ANsss2.l
leave as above SATURDAY, zsszSss-S-'s ~=a-~r -
the 9th inst, o'clock, p NJ. For freight or pas
sage apply 10
feb24-td A HAMlIlION, Agent
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TERRITORY OF KANSAS. !

TERRITORY OF KANSAS.
County of Johnson.
Before me, Sam'l. Salters, an acting Justice
of the Peace in and for the county and Terri
tory aforesaid. personally appeared Isaac
Monday Theodore +. Garrett, James G. Grin
ter, VIM. &. Wilson and james FIndlay, who.
being sworn, deposeth and saith that the fore
going statement is true, to the best of their
knowledge and belief
ISAAC MONDAY.
1HEODORE r. GARRETT.
JANEs &. GRINTEK,
W. e. WILSON,
JAMES FINDIAY.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this,
eighteenth day Of January, A. d., 1858.
SAMUEL VI. SALTERs, j. =.
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NEW SUPPLY OF PRINT
Lawrenceburg Money.

WE taking iawrenceburg Bank Notes at par
w in payment Of all accounts due Us and for any
article we have for sale.
feb23-n W II. GORDON co.
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Further Great Reduction in
FIR E I G II T S.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAMSHIPS.

~ Str
Columbia. Nashville, JAS. AdgeP
and Marion.
VNHIS line of Steamships Will take Freight Goods
L destined for the South and Southwest as low rs
by any other line
FrcightS on al Measurement Goods TEN CENTS per
foot and other goods in proportion.
The Steamers leave regularly every "Wednesday and
Saturday.
Insurance by this Line lower than by any other
conveyance
Agents a New York,
SPOFFORD, TIIESTON & 90.
HENRY MISSROON n co, Agents,
fcb20-lw Charleston, :. &.
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Time Sale of Groceries
BY
~ & u GsS ~ Co
(AtW.H. Gordon a. Co.'s Warehouse
on TUESDAY, MARCH THE 2D We viii oner for
~ sale at Auction al W n. Gordon 4 Co : Ware
house:
$50 hhds New Orleans Su- 1000 hbis Rartioat WIS
gar, all grades: XIV: various brands
500 bags Rio Coffee, $40 hpN, scan.
$50 hhls. MoluSscs; 200 duz Panied Ruekets.
100 Ran do 100 nests Tubs;
20O boxes star Candles: 500 kegs Mails.
200 half do. dg.
With many other articles:
Ihes" goods viii be offered in large lots with liberal
privileges
TERMS
All sums under $500 cash; over S5Oo and under $1,000
- days; over $1,000 so days for approved endorsed
notes payable IA Rank.
t'b23-td HARRIS & co.
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DIR. LlVINCSTONE'S GREAT WORK on AFRICA.
The Great Discoveries of the Age.

Just ready, with Two Maps by Arro~suth, por-
trait ON steel aud 30 superb Illustrations, volume,
Price 81 50.
Missionary Travels and Researches IN South Ami
ca, including sketch Of Sixteen Years Residence in
the interior ~ Africa and journey from the Cape Of
Good Hope 10 Laando the West Coast thence
the continent, down tie river Iambcsi, tho
Eastern Ocean. Ry IAVID LIVINGSTON, LID, D..
c. L. just received b. r. HAGAN,
fcb5-u Market Street
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Tuesday. Feb. %. 1853.

House met last night and adjourned for
want of a quorum.
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A Neat Dwelling House fer sale,
CfIUA4f1s "a isisrheia. he tsalla1a TeFnpike-
- Pos fursheE IA.zsaesA4ss sf4s 10
snpt- IL A VI i1NfSlxf.
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Lanier, Phillips & Co

ON Monday March LIST, IS5S. We
~ viii sell for Cash in front of our Warrir,',.c a
complete assortment OF Groceries c.,,sstfr, i r.- ~,
follows, viz:
!" hhds. New Sugar; 100 boxes star Candles
zoo bags Coffee; 100 hlfs. X qrs. do:
- bbls. New MolasSes: IS boxes selected "
40 bbls. crushed aud pow Chess.
dered Sugar: 100 hbls White Whisky
- KITS Mackerel; Is " y. Y. Brandy:
$50 pkCs. VI. r. Raisns: Is Holland ain
10 sacks Pccans: 10 Z Rutp-
sacks Almonds; 300 kegs Nails.
- cases Sardines; IS doz Painted Buckets:
20 boxes Cove oysters: 80 nests Tubs
10 bags Pepper; - boxes starch
IS chests Tea: $50 Soap.
20 bales Cotton Irvine; IS Doyle's Candles
- coils Rope; loo dog. Mason Hacking
- eases Matches: 100 boxes Fh-ks:
Together with numerous other art clos 4, r,,l M, .
c"mtlrtc sale. LANlER, PHILLIPS 4 Co
ieh2j-td No. 60 Market street
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Peabody Premium Prolific Corr.

TCsT received Aaa gF sale iHsiied supply q tl.-
ID above seiebFatesi Uura, ssHi a. BE- rsa yafiety
seEy diaersEl IrsIn The wyandotte ts EAdea, sny
other kind.
fer ikarti1iAfe SO sLrNularr, NGrH III farEash
On aisslcats, gett4ing ceftst atss fEunz nuuaafts
sentemeh, shiy recofans aiihg & ru-lactEs
qualities, ns.nnesz and ~eishi aud - 4iaEsal.sa
nsia eui1aFe.
rres ex bsshsi saek sie, half ssshsl IS; peek
-; 4s1art 50 crl1ts-
ashs--Iaa ARMSTRONG 90.
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pianos, pianos!
FOR RE Mt.

TWO new y anne tieases (jaSf anishedl nest con-
i foFt4blr and eoaSsaieaiy arrsAgvd, sisstel west
" frzRkisa fugnpke, ana NE Falraaa ersssing
on ssFsse. JAo- l. tslkANfsN
feh-e-f
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DRY Goods and Clothing at Auction.

DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell Lot of Clothing, Dry
ID Goods and Varieties, this evening at early Gas
light Terms cash. feb23-lt
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amnsrments.
CRxSP'S GAXEVX.
{. Tbalberg,s Concert.

ITENRY VIEU NTEAipS. assisted by Madam BERTH
JoHANN>iS, Miss KEHP. SIcNoR ARDAvANI, F. HAS
HACKER viii take place this city early in March.
fahs., 4
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GENERAL Agents, KEROSENE on COMPANY,
No IN Ksaa-er street "
Chancery Court at Nashville.

y. B.-Circuars with full particulars, testimonials,
prices &c, Will be forwarded on application as above
fcbZ4-d3m
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
NEW MANAGEMENT.

HAVING for the past eight years faithfully V n tried the Credit system in this vicinity, and ound to our sorrow that it is not only ruinous to ourselves, but to our friends. We have therefore come to the conclusion to adopt the system of READY PAY, confident that by so doing can offer much greater inducements to our customers than those who sell on Gong credit, and In many cases neuer get their pay Consequently those who do pay are charged 4Hueh Hgher Prices to make up for others deficiency.
 If you would buy goods in the cheapest possible way PAY WHEN YOU BUY. Do not be deceived by any statement that Mir. Credit will make; de pend upon it it is false Credit pays a much greater price for his goods than Cash, and of course must get greater price. Cash offers us induce ments 50 much greater than credit can, that we have adopted his system-Quick Sales and Small Profits
 We have just returned from New York and other markets with great assortment of Goods in our line. bought almost exclusively with CASH, and at prices which defy competition.
 We only ask our friends to examine our stock to be convinced that Hard Times has snsaked off withovt even " kiCk."'
 ALvORD & BROTHER.
 Wolcottville April 19, 185S
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
TWO BOYS MURDERED BY THEIR FATHER
 From the Bnphampton Republican.

most shocking affair occurred in Maine Village, in this county, about 16 miles from Bngaamton, on Friday afternoon, the 16th inst. Oliver Howard, a man about 30 years old, murdered two of his chil- dren by cutting their threats with a razor. The cir cumstances of this most lamentable occurrence, as near as we can learn, are follows Oliver Howard the murderer, lives in the village of Maine-has a wife and four children-two girls and two boys. His wife's mother had been staying few days at his house. and the day previous to the murder his wife and wife mother went on visit to the latter ta- king with them the two youngest children, the girls leaving the two boys, aged six, the other four, at home.
 About clock on Friday afternoon, Howard left the Tannery of MT. Sanford, where he worked, went to his house. and returned after to the tannery Not long after it discovered that the two little boys had been murdered-their threats being cut with razor Howard was immediately arrested and taken before N. w. Eastman, Esq, Justice of the Peace in that town for examination The pris- oner admitted that he committed the double mur- der and waived an examination. Themurderer was brought to Bnghamton last Friday night, and lodged in jail.
 No reason was assigned by the prisoner, we are informed, for the act when he was arrested. Now that he is in jail for the horrd crme he says that he was in fear of the Lord, and thought that he was commanded by the Lord to kill his two boys. We think this is mere dodge to escape punish ment on the ground of insanity; and that instead of having any communication from the Lord, ke was instgated by the Depil and his own bad passions to commit this most dsuiltsh crime
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
Senator Wilson in the course of his speech on t

Senator Wilson in the course of his speech on the extravagant sums spent by the Administration in collecting the national revenue stated that there at Niagara nineteen men employed at all expense of SIP 900 to collect $8 900; at Oswego twenty-three men at 5000 to collect s6 900; at Buffalo twenty men at 1000 to collect $l0000 at Plattsburg twenty six men at s14 600 to collect ,OOO; at Burlington thirty three men at 900 to collect s8 800 at Wiscasset eight men at s6 900 to collect S13O; at Portsmouth twenty men at $l1OOO to collect S5,500; at Newburyport thirteen men at s6, 200 to collect S9, 300; at Marblehead nine men at S2, 200 to collect S250 !; at New Bedford foul- teen men at ST 500 to collect $4 S0O at Perth Am boy thirteen men at S4, 800 to collect S1 800; at Norfolk twenty-three men at 5000 to collect S51 900; at Ocracoke seven men at 5000 to col lect $32 at Toledo seven men at $4, 400 to collect S567 at Detroit ten at S3 600 to collect $49o at San Francisco one hundred and thirty-four men at S4O2 900 to collect $1 580 000 at Bencia three men at S4, 400 to collect S2,300; at Stockton one man at s3, 100 to collect Sl43 at Sacramento one man at S3, 600 to collect S402; at San Diego four men at S7, 800 to collect $50 at Monterey three men at s7 O5O to collect s45; at San Pedro six men at $42OO to collect $304.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

PRINTING OFFICE, WHOLE TowN AND A CoUN- TY SUBMERGED.-The editor of The Citizen, at Cos homa, Miss, the 30th ult., issued the following card. It explains very bad state of affairs :
 "The Mississippi has taken possession of the of- flee of the Coshoma Citizen, and am compelled to suspend the publication of it until we have all in the water. Nearly every place and point in the county is submerged. Here and there ridge of uncommon height is left above the flood. The dam age to the country will reach an enormous sum. At the present it is incalculable Outside of the de- struction of crops (which were unusually promis- ing), the drowning of stock will be immense all the stock running in the woods will be lost. Many of the planters have erected platforms, and have a small portion of their stock upon these. portion attention. Some have stock in their galleries bed rooms. and even their pariors. We have met with several of the sufferers who have had to abandon their houses; with others who are living in upper our condition is very distressing and deplorable in deed.''
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
New Spring Goods, 1858.
 At the Bee Hive!

AN IMMENSE STOCK JUST RECEIVED, A bought at loso figure, and to he sold eheap for cash work produce, comprising among many others Black and Fancy Dress Silks Bareges, and De Baiges. Also, French, English and American Muslin de Laines Printed Lawns, Brilliants, Cling hams and Calicoes of all descriptions Also, White Linens, Shirtings, Sheetings all widths, and Mus lins, Lawns Ribbons, Flouncngs, Laces, Edgings Collars, Sc. Dress Trimmings, fringes, &c. in greatest variety Also, Ladies' Boots, Shoes, Gloves Hosiery &c for all. Also, White and Printed Shirts, Shirt Bosoms, Collars. Sc. Also, Broad cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Tweeds and Summer Sus in variety, and every thing else wanted in the Dry Goods line.
 Also, Paper Hangings, Borders, Window Shades, &c.,
 Also, Geese Feathers, and Hemlock Boards and Brick. Also, Groceries, Crockery, Cutlery, &c. &c GHp Please to call and see them.
 S. N. BRONSON. Litchfeld April 1S58
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
Notice.

THE SUBSCRIBER IS NOW PREPARED TO execute all orders for MACHINERY or CAST INGS at his old stand at Baldwias fills in WASH. INGTON, CONN. All kinds of Machinery, Mill Gearing, Shaf,ing Puleys, Saws, and Saw Arbors Water Wheels, Overshot and Turbine, Grist Mill Irons, of al made on the most improved plans. Particular attention paid this part of the business, and the subscriber hopes by his long experience and strict attention to business to merit the patronage of generous public all orders thankfully received:
 H. BALDWIN. Washington, April lsi, 1S5s 49-tf
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

Brigham Young, in one of his late sermons gives curious account of his travelling four hundred miles by stage, in 1889, starting with only SIS 50 in his pocket. He states that at every point where he had expenses to pay he found his pocket, on put ting his hand into it. mysteriously and mraculously replenished. It has been suggested that Brigham got his hand into somebody elses pocket This is . practice much in vogue now, and practised with great adfoitness, even as far back as 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29
NEW GOODS!
 F n M.cN ETT,

IFS now receiving an assortment of SUMMER II GOODS purchased in New York the past week i; consisting in part of Lawns, Organdies, DeLaines, Wave Chalis Plaid Brilliants Napkins, Table Cloths &c., Hdkfs., Gloves, Hosiery, Parasols, &c., &c
 ALso-A good assortment of CROCKERY and GLASS WARE of new and desirable patterns
 Litchfield June 2 1858. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

The Troy Whig notes the death of man named Lawrence in that city, who was reported to be one of the heirs of the Lawrence estate, England. and the inheritor, in prospect. of millions. On the strength of his expectations he issued scrip, payable when he inherited his property. at the rate of S100 for every $1 invested large quantity of which was purchased in Troy and vicinity.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

A ''SEIL. A popular actor of Philadelphia went to Cape May a few days since. He accidental, ly left his watch on his dressing table. friend going to the Cape took it down. In conjunction with few others, he got up complimentary pre-. sentation A presentation speech was made, and the reply was gratefully eloquent feast followed after which, on going to his room. he opened the case, which inciosed the watch, and found it to be the one he left at home
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

THE undersigned would respectfully invite all those who haqe unsettled accounts to call and settle up. On account of HARD TIMEs'' we have not called for settlement with customers the past winter, and in order that may now meet the de- mands against kindly ask them to call and pay up all back arrearages. Our bills hereafter will be made out at the expiration of each month and presented'for payment
 As regards MEATS and VEGETABLES we will HAVE CONSTANTLY a VARIETY of the best the SEASON and MARKET AFFORDS, and as our terms are cash our prices shall be eorrespondingly low. We tender our sincere thanks for the patronage we received last summer and as we have our arrangements made for supplying the citizens of Litchfeld and vicinity wsth the best the markets afford we hope by our untirng attention to please we may merit the patronage of all
 BENNETT T. WARNER. June 1, 1858. 6
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

A dranken father undertook to chastise an undu- tiful son, nearly large as himself in the 2d ward the fourth of July, says the Louisville Journal but fell suddez,y dovn-prostrated by son ssroks
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

Two men in West Haven have raised this season 1000 quarts ot strawberries upon acre and guar ter of land.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

Gov. Buckingham, Gen. Wm. Williams, and oth. CTS from Norwich, addressed large sabbath school gathering at Plainfeld, on the 9th. fine proces dresses.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

There are no less than eighty persons aged seven ty years and upwards, in the small town ofHebron, Ct, a place with some l 300 inhabitants.
Litchfield enquirer., 1858-07-29

J. L.. J u d d'5
 GALLERY OF DaguerreOtypes, AmbrOtypes and Photographs,
 No. 2 SOUTH ST., L1rchFIELD, CONN.
 -.v Established in 1850. ELEVEN YEARS have now been spent by him AZ in the constant practice of producing pictures with the camera, concentrating the rays of solar light upon the chemically prepared plate. This, with the great number of persons who have favored him with their patronage, should be considered a sufficient guarantee of his ability to execute pictures in the highest perfection of art. He would also knowledge the many obligations he is under to the people throughout the county for the very liberal patronage he has received at their hands, trusting that faithful attention to business, and determi nation to let poor picture leave his rooms, will insure to him a continuance of the same. . Charges moderate and satisfaction given. E Litchfeld, May A. 1858.