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Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03
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RishOD & SetlgWEcES
David c. Buckley,

-EaLERIN HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
 D of all kinds and prices, Chairs, Tables, Blu saus, Bsdsteads and cofins. Also Picture Frames. Toilet Stands and Sofas made and sold with neatness, elegance and dispatch. oo w rsh ouse. West St.. Litchfeld.Conn lv59
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03
rREDERICK B. SWIFT,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, NOTARY PubLlC' Commissioner of Deeds for EUery State a"" Territory;
 200 Broadway, New York, +f1o First FlooR-Rear
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

Inn TwENTY-IHfRD annual Cattle Show and Fair of the Litchfeld County Agricultural Society, will be held at Litchteld, on the 23d and 24th of September 1863 '' -
 In offering the following List of Premiums for competition in the various departments, the officers of the Society feel confident that it is such as will attract large number of exhibit ors, and consequently of visitors at the annual Fair.
 The Society which has aourished now for a period of twenty y-three years, and has become an institution in the county, deserves hearty and universal support as the parent Society of Litchfeld County.
 The state of the country at the present time, should rather add to than detract from the in- terest in our Agricultural Societies as We are constrained to make greater exertions than ev- CT to preserve and protect the most valuable interest of the country, AGRICULTURE and the Field, in order to protect and preserve our country itself.
 The price of Members Ticket to the Litch- field County Agricultural Society is Sl.O0. It admits the Member through the Fair, and enti- ties him to Mree single tickets extra. Tickets of admission to all others than members, 25 cents, and are good for one day. Children un- der twelve years half fp,1ce Ut
 A Brass Band will be in attendance through the Fair, and the usual Premiums will be awarded for Saddle o'ses, ridden by Ladies. Riding to take place Thursday afternoon, at 4 o'clock. The address, by Hon. A. P. HYDE, of Holland, will be given on Thursday, Sept. 24th. at 3 o'clock. Immediately after the address, the Premiums will be announced from the stand
 Further Rules and Regulations will be found at the end of the ' Premium List.'
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

LIFE INsURANcE.-An exchange relates the following as Josh Billings" experience in tho life insurance business. He says he nads application to the Garden Life Insurance Co.," when the following questions were pro pounded by " slick little fat old fellow with gold spccks
 lst-Are you mail or female? If so, state how long yu have been so.
 2d-Are yu subject tu fits, and if so, du " have more than one at a time
 3d-What z yure precise fitting weight
 4th-Did yu ever have enny ancestors, and if so, how much
 5th-What iz yure legal opinion ov the coa- stitution ov the 10 commandments ?
 6th-Du yu ever have enny nite mares7
 7th--Are yu married and single, or are yu bachelor? !"
 sth-Du yu belcaye in futer state? fyq du, state it.
 9th--What are yure private sentiments about a rush of rats tu the head can 1t be did successfully?
 10th-Hav yu ever committed suiside, ana if so, how did it seem tu effect yu?
 After answering the above questions, like q man in the confrmatif the slick little fat old fellow with gold specks on, ced was insured for life, and proberIy wud remain insured Tor a term ov years. thanked him and smiled one ov my most pehsive smiles.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03
IIARNESS-MAKING.

YuNHE above Business will be carried on by
 the Subscriber, over A. c. Smith St or where large stock of
 HARNESSES, BRIDLES, HAMPERS, and other material belonging to the Business, Will be found on hand, or made to order - +''.' :" JOHN WILLIAMSON FREDERICK BROWN, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

best six punches Delaware l % second do 50 best six punches Hartford Prolific % second do 50 best six punches Concord grapes % best three :" Rebecca 50 best two Delaware 50 best six ' Other kinds co best basket of fruit of all kinds 2 %
 best nutmeg melons 1 co best watermelons 50 best peck of quinces % second do 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03
E. $. Stoddard,

SHARON, A TTORNEY and Counsellor :at Law, pa ana A Agentfor the collection or oo'o'ef' '''" ty. Back Pay and Pensions. ..,c Sharon. Oct. 2d. 1862. ""
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

TWepty-Third Annual CATTLE SNOW 4 F.GIR, Lltchfeld Co. Agricultural Society, TO BE HELD AT L1rcHF1ELD ON Wednesday and Thursday, Septem- Der Esd and 24th. 1863.
 Officers.
 President,
 GEORGE c. HITCHCOCK.
 Fee Presidents, LEMUEL LHURLBURT,SAM NORTH WAY, GEORGE PIERPONT.
 Recording Secretary,
 JAS. HUMPHREY, JR.
 Treasurer,
 GEO. M. WOODRUFF.
 Corresponding Secretary,
 VIM. F. BALDWIN. STANDING coMM!TTEEa.
 On Agriculture. ROBBINS BATTELL, EGBERT M. ROG- FRS, ROBERT PIERPONT.
 On Horticulture. E. W. .SEYMOUR,CYRUS CATLIN, HAR-
 MON BIRD.
 On Domestic Animals SETH s. LOGAN, WALTER B. LAKE, JASPER P. BREWSTER.
 On General Manutstctares. GEO. s. COGsWELL, ARTHUR D. CAT LIN, ASAHEL H. MORSE. On Domestic Manutactuyes. ALONZO WHITING, MORRIS HUMAs- TON, SHERMAN FAREWELL.
 State Director.
 EDWARD w. SEYMOUR.
 On Finance. GEO. c. HITCHCOCK, WM.F.BALDWIN, GEO. M. WOODRUFF. .Superintendents ef the Cutie Department. ROYAL A. FORD, HOLMES o. MORSE. 'supe,1nteudents Me Horse Department. RUFUR SMITH, FREDERICK TAYLOR
 Chief Marshall DWIGHT W. PIERCE.
 Assistant Marshals. VIM. F. BALDWIN, EDWARD w. SEY MOUR, HENRY JUDD, GEO. LOCK- WOOD, H. A. BOTTSFORD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

AN ANXIOUS INQUIRER.-Some two miles up the river from St. Johnsbury, Vermont, is Q primitive sort of village called "the Gen. tre." Here, not long since, the rustic youth of the vicinity congregated for " dance," |" and dance they did," said our informant, " with an unction unknown to your city belles and beaux.' One interesting young man hay ing imbibed' rather too freely, became "f ia tigued"~in the course of the evening, and wisely concluded to retire for short rest. A door ajar near the dancing hall revealed, invi- tingly glimpse of comfortable bed, of which he took possession with the prospect of an undisturbed snooze." It so happened, howbeit, that this was the ladies' withdrawing room, and no sooner had he closed his eyes, than a pair of blooming damsels came in from the hall and began adjusting their dis ordered ringlets, the dim light of the talIow candle not disclosing the tenant of the bed :. The girls tongues like most of their "sack," ran on this wise: What a nice dance we are having! Have you heard anybody say anything about me, Jane?" La yes, Sally Jim Brown says he never saw you look SO handsome as you do tonight. Have you heard any body say any thing about me ?' About you? Why, sartin. I heard Joe Flint tell Sam Jones that you was the prettiest dressed girl in the room." Whereupon the dear things chuckled, " fixed" little more, and made of towards the ball room. They had hardly reached the door, when our half-conseious friend raised himself upon his elbow, and quite intelligibly, though slowly, inquired, " Ha' you heard a'y bor1y say any thing about me- girls ?" They fed with an explosive scream.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

 Best Bull Calf. f..................... Judges-Robert Pierpont, Geo. Lyman, Fred erick Taylor.
 The Committee supposing that there exists among us but little if any purely native stock, design that Nos and 4 shall include what is called native.
 No. 5-WoRKING OXEN AND STEERS. Best pair of Working Oxen years old and over. .ps Judges-Charles Beardsley, Asahel Morse, Henry Peck.
 No. 6-DEvoN. Best pair of Working Oxen 5 years old. .S5 Best pair years old, d,.........::...... 4 Judqes- Phineas North, Ethel Emmons, Mar shall Straight.
 Mo- 7--DEvoX STEERS. Best pair 3 years old .s3 Best pair years old. .... ::.:........... 2
 
 Best pair year old ..:.:.........: 2 Best pair steer calves. .................. l T. Nettleton, (Washington,) J Elijah Woodward, Winthrop W. Cook.
 No. s-DyRHAM. Best pair of Working Oxen 5 years. ...s5 Sooopd 1o Best pair of steers years old......:..... 4 Best pair of steers 3 years old............ 3 Best pair of steers years ld::.......... 2 Best pair of steers year old. 2 Judges-Orestes A. Hickox, Nathan Phelps, Henry J. Peck.
 No. s-NAr1vE AND GRADE. Best pair of Working Oxen years. ..$5 Best pair of steers years old. .......... 4 Best pair of Steers 3 years old........... 3 Best pair of steers 2 years old. ::.....:... 3 Best pair of steers year old. ............. 2 Second do. l Judges-Abel Bristol, Lewis Whitney, John A. Merriman.
 No. 1o-TEAMs OF WORKING OXEN
 AND STEERS. Best team of working oxen and steers ot years old and upwards, of not less than 70 pairs, owned in any town or soclety Tn tne me County y.................. ....... .SI4 Second do.. ..................:. lO best team of steers 3 years old and under not less than 25 pairs. ............' ~ ~ Second do.. o.................... ....... lO Judges-Lewis Catlin, Myron Hyne, Jos Blakeslee.
 No. 1l-STocK CATTLE. Best stock cattle not less than 10 in number. raised and owned by the exhibitor. S!2 third do.. 5 best stock cattle not less than 10 in number, owned by exhibitor. ................ 5 second do.. 0 third do. o.................... best lot of cattle ? years old, not less than 4 in number, owned by exhibitor. ....... 4  best lot of cattle, year old, not less than 4 in number, owned by exhibitor. ........ 3 second do.. ..:..'..;... z best lot of calves not less than in number. 2 second do. .:.:...... ......... l The committees will add sl to the premiums on the last classes, if the animals were raised by the exhibitor. Judges-Levi Coe, Jas. Barton, William Ly- man.
 No. 12-FAT CATTLE, Best pair of fatted oxen, $5 second do 3 best fatted OK, COW or steer, best COW not less than 4 years old for Dairy purposes, 4 second do 3 yudqes-Jacob N. Blakeslee, Walter Coe, Marvin s. Todd.
 CLASS II.
 Horses, Colts.
 No. 13. Best stud horse years old and over S5 second do best stud horse years old 4 second do best stud horse 3 years old 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

Judges Robert Pierpont, Geo. Lyman, Fred
 erick Taylor.
 The Committee supposing that there exists among us but little if any purely native stock, design that Nos and shall include what is called native.l
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

The Macon (Ga) Telegraph is alarmed at the ramor that the federals are preparing for a grand cavalry raid into Georgia, for the pur- pose of destroying their extensive powder mills.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

UeSC HuCmeS nelOnS UU best watermelons 50 best peck of quinces % second do 50 Judges, T. s. Gold, George c. Woodruff, Woodward Barber.
 No. 26.-FIELD CRoPs.
 Best acre Corn S4 second do 3 best acre Spring Wheat best acre Winter Wheat 4 second do 5 best acre Rye second do best acre Oats 3 second do best acre Buckwheat ? second do l best halfacre of Timothy Seed, of growth
 of 1863 2 second do l best half acre Table Potatoes ? second do l best one-eighth acre Carrots second do l best acre Winter Turnips 2 second do best quarter acre Rutabages second do 1 best eighth acre Beets second do l best sixteenth acre Onions second do
 Premiums to be awarded by the Executive committee at their meeting in December, 863 l CLASS VIIL
 No. 27.-PA1NTINGs
 Ten dollars appropriated for premiums on Paintings, Drawings and Photographs.
 No. 29.-FLowERs.
 Best general display of flowers Sa best bouquet second do ] Judges-Davd c. Bulkley. Miss Mary Phelps
 Wm. H. Branan, Miss E. Deborah Deming
 Miss Patience Trott.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

CLASS ".
 General Manufactures.
 No. 21. A sum not exceeding $50 is appropriated for premiums on General Manufactures. Judges-John M. Wadhams, Geo. K. Logan, A: c. Smith.
 CLASS v,
 Domestic Manufaetures.
 Mo- % Domestic Manufactures and Fancy Work, a sum not exceeding $50 is appropriatee for premiums. Judges--Edwin B. Webster, J John H. Brooks, Lew is Catlin, Mrs. Rufus Smith, Miss Mary Adams.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

Charles Forbes, of Portland, year ago sratted pear scion into mountain ash, and the ash has borne an abundance of pears this season.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

JAMES HUMPHREY, JR., Sec'y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

CLASS II.
 Horses, Colts.
 No. 13. Best stud horse years old and over S5 second do 4 best stud horse years old 4 second do best stud horse 3 years old 2 second do Z best stud horse years old second do
Litchfield enquirer., 1863-09-03

A substitute at the Long Island, Mass, camp, who had $250 in his pocket, on being cautioned against pick pockets, said /: HI have followed stealing for fifteen years, and if any body here thinks he can get ahead of me he is welcome to try it."
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TIE EVENING STAR.
:. rae NoArH RIyYEAR.

rna most diaboIical and incomprehensible
nrnduction that wasever concoc.ed in the way
Of . elargA song. 10 probably .tns following,
which it soid by the ballad publishers in New
York: Ef
Oh, The Gertrude Steer:
AIR: 7al Bold Prirasser.
Sbs,s yssht from her knesi. she's yacht to her
Ehsn BEL boom swings around. it swings with
That hnocks every muffin head what don't stoop
srens Caoras-ohl the Gertrude stseri-
... The big beats and the ahsdnets.
Oh the aersruaea crew IL i. tn. bsss..s crew
That ever sailed led vessel on the waters blue;
Very Strong C0rAs-Oh the Gertrude steer, &c.
Oh our spree on the sloop is the darndsst spree
1hsi ever was wash, haG , on land or sea- az.
Buttbe bullisst boy in the crowd is Me,
Ralhsr Strong Gorns-Uh! the Gertrude steer Il c.
There are pipes and tobacco in that old tin box;
Ii an, more Is wanted, Just climb U the rocks.
And c, IL from the gir-ruls in the snow-white
frocks.
Mo-e Stronger Chorus-Oh the Gertrude steer, &c.
There's not such thing as qusrter, oh!
On any foul monster in the Gertrude, mol
And If there WAS we'd sink it low
In lager bier and Deutscher Schneider wine Rhine o.
: I-reprsssible Chorus-Oh the Gertrude steer!
And rise a cheer,
With o tiger and q bull dog.
On the North Riv-yearl
POUNDS of cheers. tigers, whoops, eat-cas and
other duleet operations.
The remark 'sfor we don't keep q Cox has
reference to the memorable steward on board
the Great Eastern, when that steamer made
the excursion trip to Cape May from New
York, some three years ago. He was made
immortal for the wav in which he starved the
passengers
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DROPOsALs FOB ROOYINR IILT.

OFFICE OF OHIRR QUARfERAA srER,
arc r dH iss
nishins Of ROOFING F1LT in considerable guam
titles, 1t may be required from time to time In
the contraction Of cavalry stables and barracks
The Felt to be delivered ct the wharf Of the
Cavalry Depot At Gisboro Point, near this city.
Bidders are requested to send with their bids
samples OF the quality OF Felt they propose to fur
nisk,
The Felt will bs subject to inspection on Do.
Livery. Liant Col, and uSis9f, sSAWtrnLn
- lo-h Cavalry Bureau.
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"A BOARDING SCHOOL For Boys, in . quiet
healthy village, 30 miles from Warrington By the
Seventh street Road, For catalogues, address at
Brookeville, Nd. =. B. PRETTYMAN, A. NJ.
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semi annual session Of this 1nstituton viii com
can be obtained 1t the bookstores and of tho Prin
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Monday, Sept 7th. Circulars may be obtained at
the Bookstores, and By addressing
Al 2O-so7ma N. J. NARROWER, Principal,
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He-sonaliy at ais o0cs In this oity kany6
forscus can wear these teeth who cannot
sxRnot wear these
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WITH any style and price Of Teeth they may desire:
PIT those who particular and wish the DureGt
9eARest, Strongest and most perfect dentnre that
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