Litchfield enquirer., 1860-04-05
MISCELLANEOUS

STANDARD HOUSEHOLD WoRDs-Pshaw Stop your noise! I'll box your ears! Hold your tongue Shut up this minute! Let me be ! Go away! Get out Behave yourself! won't {! You shall Never mind You'll catch it l! Don't bother! Come here directly. Put away those things You'll kill yourself! I don't care! They're mine! Mind your own business I'll tell my ma! You mean thing! There told you sol You didn't You did I will have it! 0 see what you've done! Twas you Won't you get it, though It's my house
 Whose afraid of you! Mbh-h-ll-h Boo hoo 1! Boo! %! %! %! Whats the matter? Clear out of this room directly! Do you hear me :? Right away! Dear me! It's enough to set one crazy! never did see in all my born days Would you put tuck in it? We'll, saysI! says he say she! says they! Bless me No! Hem it all the way round Three founces Gored Pompadour! Worked crosswise Lord < Taylor's! Trimmed with velvet Ten wards, Gut bias ! Real sweet And one or two more. Vaniy Fair.
 Mir. Surveyor Hart has fallen heir to an estate under the following romantic circumstances. Years ago, when in Paris, lovely Jewess be- came enamoured of him, but he did not return the passion When he came back to New
 ork, he still remained the object of her tender recollectlons, which were shown by her sending nm, on the several annual feast days of her an clent faith, valuable presents-sweet mementoes winch only the delicate taste of woman knows how to summon up. Every feast of the Pass over, as we'll as every other Mosaic day of mark, accordingly there were dispatched to that city, sentimental objects of art and vertu and nei- ther distance, time, nor the absence of reel procity treaty, could abate her love the least. As she was faithful in life so was she true in death for the news arrived the other day that the poor lady had gone to the better world, and dying, bequeathed to MT. Hart an estate. It was legally necessary for him to go abroad to urday for Hamburg, where the estate lies.
 PHILADELPHIA BUTcHER.-In one of the market houses of Philadelphia is a genius of butcher. Beneath his sleeves and apron he wears the costliest broadcloth-none of inferior grades, but of the finest productions of French looms His linen is as faultless as his exterior garments, while the glistening surface of his marble counters is no less striking than the gloss mess of his hats and boots. In the center of his shirt bosom sparkles single diamonds stone of six carats weight, and of the first wa ter. Upon the little finger of his left hand gilt ters clrclet of diamonds six in number, whose aggregate value is considerably more than that of the garniture of his shirt bosom. His com plexion is clear red and white-jjust that style of complexion which Parisian ladies Prodace by dainty commixture of carmine and osmutn' He is man of fine physique and has an ,;shad ayo dupois of 200 pounds His address IS Ronsno"' o and his manners courtly ana sua:e' N +ovad for some s3oooO in real estate, yet is as polite and deferentiaI to his customers as on the oay he t;rst eeharIed in the business of converting quarters m rte of beef into chops and sirloins. A be- nevoent lady of large fortune eff first tho noticed s.h him. has raised the superstructure of his present for t,ns tune He is now rapidly advancing in wealth, and will probably retire upon the eighth of a million. And all through the influence of that ,pecifc against adversity-Politeness. '