{"newspaper_name": "Litchfield enquirer.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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READ YOUR NEwspAPER.-Let every one read the paragraph below and ponder we'll its truth. It "speaks volumes,' and every thrifty, enerprisng, industrious man, desirous ot prospering and doing well, will find his advantage in sustaining, both by subscription and advertising, his own county newspaper. .....

 "Let no man relinqnish the newspaper publish cd in his meighborhOod for the sake of taking some other larger, cheaper, or more popular news paper published abroad. The newspaper publish ed in ones own vicinity is always, a general rule, more valuable than any other-f it be fer mo- thing but the advertisements; aye the much abused and gected advertisements are the thermometer the place, and often the key which open the door to excellent bargains Is it of npor tance for the farmer to know wka: is going on in his own market town-the con npetiton in selling goods and n buying produce--the settlement of estates--ihe sale of farms, stock, Sc. We venture to say there is net one man who may not every year much more than save the price of subscription to his neighbour ing newspaper from his advertising columns alone and on this ground exhorl all to pattonze lhelr own newspapers.