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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

Ca-vn Tayors, in Pine street, which were sbbers
actually buying goods for csshwho received extensions
from their credtos We in favor cash business but
not at the Of former justly incurred debts Let
existing liabilities be qudated and proceed on the only
principle that can ensure prosperity
The four market continues any chanpe-he demand
is fair We have nothing report the grain trade Coffee
rather Inactive and has fell of fully lcwe note sales
gura sugar at 10c.
The teas advertised by Messrs. Hoffman offered
TINS day-o OF sol packages put up Sold viz3o
cness hyson 80 &c., lS4 young Tyson 50 56c rs
SIX pound boxes do 4c 80 chests Tyson skin 34 43c 30
nan CHESTS gunpowder 20 7c 46 half chests imperial 60
'cc 2 half chests powchong 2; 40 chestsdo 20 Sci
also by auction So barrels -four $2a 9terms OF the teas
were SIX months and the feur cash.
FouGHKEEPsIE Aug 22-Tne OF decline of IS per
cent England the farmers accede the pro-
change hands at 40 45c cashor good lots The best lots
ked at Soc Low grades so SIC.
NEW ORLEANS, August Is, r. M-Sugar-Prme, 81 g. in
ertor, 5; moderate demand Moasses-On Levee, IS
70 cents gaon,saes On plantation, 22 small sales Pork
mess 1901 n; do, NJ $l8 1885, scarce; prime p
~ 1850 Bacon-fams, &C. b canvass 10 l0t dol mid
dlings, 81 10 do shoulders, de- limited sales Lard
Per H. 81 l0c arrivals Beef-Mess, Is dollars per b.
PERI Dbl, lin demand prime, 10. Four-Superfne IL a
BAR a7tc per H. Tobacco First quality, 81 Sc ID;
second do Sc do; crossed IA "a do, sales Gran-Cern
IN ear LIZA LIS per brl arrivals. FreightsTo Liverpool
Id per h.; favre l4c New York, &C. Tobacco-To Cows
and market hhs Sos Cd; Bremen ard Hamburg direct
Sos; New Yerk, per hid. Sc a61
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

General Markets.

#.r~ms.E"fe rf "WEDNESDAY, Aug. ~, 8. Y. W.
Messrs Haggerty sons had another sale OF Domestic
Dry Goods the mount Of 800 packages twas well
ed but the goods went low prices This Is the largest cash
sae that has taken place this season. In fact the largest whe
Their for cash credit These cash serious injury
10 the obbcrThecouny merchants win visit and spend
AH 'beh money Thenagain The jobber the who
are not able buy goods for cash. ard pay notes
tury have been induced 90 their creditors and state
fm that unless they able buy goods for will be
Impossible IN compete with their pegbbors IN particular
issuance ajobber actually importer, whom he
owea noe-and did hesitate TO tell h that he could
Only psy sec ontb doartlsthe obiscdto tske oil his
cash 10 purcse goods auction The sbove equsIed
ny me April and May there several cash
sales Of Dry Goods-one in particular at Messrs MARSHALL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

3 .
To this paper further attached long protest. in red ink
for npsyment at every point of the compass.
This Post Office dra has been travelling the country
in search Of specie since the 18th of May.
sipPi-here there washingtonrone
there 1t presented Amos Kendall-he had none II
to Wall street. and many look buy it,
This is only specimea OF the food OF paper mo-
ney issued, knows whe-and as few know
where. We have "Jont Stock Companies" Exchange
Companies'-" Foreign Exchange Companies in Wall
street, Of all sorts AMI sizes, OF them entirely Illegal
others half and half and others In addition ~
broker, manufacturer trader grocer boot black and scuon
issuing, la imitation Of Amos Kendall, their shnpasers
and really would appear at the value the former Il as
good as that OF the latter.
What the remedy for these evlsi there any remedy
In the state Of the country remedy but
resumption Of specie by the good banks the
prostraion Of all the bad once The state
parties hardly ripe for the great and ectua remedy
national bank-but gradually approaching
desirable svea posive gradual and firm curtament Of
issues and discounts NY tie best state bask would
bic them to restore the currency degree order
and tend bsnh the miserable rredecmabe now issued
by Amos Kendall and his conederaes Of hnpIaser
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

CLEARED.
ns ss" h;s ssg Gi s ks sG" d ESs
Mss@s mavr egs o"a Ads%
Woe ste'n wSe i1 ,cpa aa No. %s
Usage, Peterson, 0mesa and ST. Thomas schr 1Iiceni
do Virginia. wogom, Baltimore. sloop Willard vii
ARRIVED.
Ship Renown Goldsmith, Marsees June 25th with rn,re
Ship Superior, Moore, Lvsrpso June ooh with IN steer
ship Mary Ann, Child, Liverpool days, with ndre % $
Br bark Gratitude Todd, London and Portsmouth ~ DAYS
VI" W. Ssr F e sx Dsys c sG ). win
sehr mary Ennaseth' Grsenaw 81 Johns, n. b., via.
sckr Elizabeth, s,rauon Folly Landing, days, H. p.
schr Hope, Hoinghe.d Charleston, days. to D. Moore
seS sa%ne MeDows ehn. Sors d Drae
schr Martin Van Buren,, Ashby Folly Landing days
schr Harriet. smith, Tbomas,own, Iodays, "a master
schr John NJ clayton, Meyers. philadelphia days to
schr New sally, Sears, Rappahsnsock days. TO master
sclr Fairfield, Burr, Bost'n 2dsys, TO ssurge Clear
sehr John Anderson w:S ygI,. days. 10 master
The yirsinia Harris, for Liverpool and Lou Pla;pe
cao or iIavrr viii AN this day The letter brrs viii close
Hadsor Of Broad and Exchange streets nj half past
The Bspidrs parted CABLES and run a.bsrr al veIasco
Texas, The 81, Asuppo~e d.ne on purpose
Tns ship La,ngon Csptan cack, sailed 90 the 2oth
commander NJ Mv has been de,acbed a, his own reou.
from the commanded the u s. ship Concord the wesl In
da station.
The foo~ the number hic arrive Oahu
Sandwich Islands from Jan Isl to Dec 3ist 1896 viz 81 ships
n barhs N briggs corvette 10 schooner steam brig
q vessels Of the Earrpre and Peacoci, B man OF
war; fctsaon69 ofthe above American and "a be-
longing all other naons The United States ahead N eli
other countries In the trade in that quarter Of glaze 22
wh ale ships during last having board 5000 Lrls oil
Ia the vessels cused Japan, and took st5 brs oil or
About $50, brls.to zach vessel
They had cracking noribeaste nj Norfolk the 10Th and
1h inst which have do damage In that ycsity
sutup "a The 2ist no accounts had been received.
Ihey have hada tremendous gale al Charleston, & c.
snpsof the lob inst contain henewing psrticulsrs
The Irt.sa had aroard side considerably injured ~
shahng agsinsthe wharf The sieas packet Won fort had
nsr rail- and small portion Of her bnlwaks forward torn
by Der tas, The obe haze her stem considerably IN
Juseu AMI nnhippedhr bowspt number Of small crafts
~ * ns steam packet W Srgook had her guards
~ s side started AMI otherwise considerably
snaa lost her bumpkndsvi fashion piece and had the Jolly
,9ve The tro.c tBr parted her asts and cared
away ne massof the Rice Pk,f tina lying alongside Of
~ wasbrought ply her anchor, ater dr
rs 'o1 ~ ne new pier head, beirg built by the Of
ee me started the head mooriugs. and Ties
u1ove mo ne ream where she rode gale without in
n,y. nc 1et'o,s bad her stsrisard very much caed
me xnsrnfy nsn the 'wwsvks her srboard suyc.
HE hng PhiLg Humphrey, from Boston a. 10 lie lee ard
Ut the bar on Thursdsy last hch time be has not been
snce OF the weather e"'e't "pp'"'
The Mary BERNARD Now Orleans. from y,.,a,, s,b inst
reps the British packet going into Ifavsns with
from Vera Cruz
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

The ship seen blythe Css night before last proves be
the Superior from Liverpool.
wHALERS.
from Pacific Ocean, for Nantucket full passed down the sound
yesterday.
Edgartown, Aug isAr Foster Long Nantucket fit for
salem Aug 2i-sp!. Reaper, Neal Atlantic and Indian
Oceans
VESSELS SPOKEN.
Aug IN, lat 10 a. hon 70l2 Lsusa, (Danish) Copenha-
gen, lUI days out for N. Yerk She supplied.
- aug. sth lat 49, lon S. Eliza warwick Welsh, from New
York, to Liverpool
Apg ls!h lat Az lon. Co. Oxford Ralhbone, from New
York. To Liverpool
Aug. 10Th lat 5000, lon 1884, Susan Mary, McCeran.
from New York, to Barbados, by the William Henry
Salem.
FOREIGN PORTS
rori9 Cabelo, Aug zAugustus, Allen New York Bos
Laguyra, Aug. 4-Pioreer, Nowlas from Kingston ia,
from rorto Casello, and New York, days
UNITED STATES PORTS.
rali RIVER Aug laAr. Joseph Brown, Brown, New York
10Th, Aaron, Gibbs, do.
Nantucket, Aug H-Ar. Champion Swain, New York
bristol, Aug. la-Ar Excel Glaading, Few York
providence, Aug l9-Ar Yankee, Brightman, New York
fhlladeiphia Aug. 2z-Ar White Oak, Wells, New York;
Waterloo Esel and Son, Messck do.cfd. Ajax, Couzns
Boston AT in the Schuylkl Traffic Wise, New York. Tro
pc Endicott do; Minerva, Burse dol Susa Phebe, God
ney DO. Amanda smith, do.-CPd Defiance, Pointer do
CPd Dolphin, Mexican, New York; Hero Harker, o-Ar
swan Bradley, New York; Columbian Eagle. Cramer, do
psey birsana dol Georgiana, Cole, do; Comet Thobnrn
Richmond, Aug. 22-Cpd, Richard Anderson, Lucas Jr
London-ar. Alkaline Wilson, Corson Boston.
York. ' - "
Norfolk, Aug la-Crd Topaz, Revans. West Indies.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

SlLt En-SlISt ER-SlLVkK.
" smai cnange, such shlags ten
ter xpp ss s rs Sr s" quar-
A MwE sh.LCAN xCHANGE COMPANY, A
a. a. oe al Of this company
Fin Tss nS.g x
ward By No IS back sce
WANTED-Part Of a house, consisting Of four rooms,
81 ~, c for snail respectable family 10 the lower part
n - aa o. 4.o 10 years OF age 10 attend an Office Ap
TILE HE: NORTH sssIs RlXEn Exchange company's bills
sueel, and 4ot Canal ST. au24.2ts
HEn HN s.astIs y Sca,, Ne
% are attend an meeting
au24a. McGowAN,c.P.
u oo%ss has Sy same to ,Sc
knowledge Of the agent
purchased Acoustic Drops about three a. weeks ,.s snes
om sree s piece Of hard
rr3h ha nme healthy secretion Of soft commenced
ana mas increased and with restoration OF his hearing
pains 10 recommend the medicine friends similarly
the Dropat SIZED that rel e may be obtained ina Ia re
% y q cases and no injury can possibly suit in
Sold by The agent Lo 1877 Broadway. above Howard st.
Sixth ASenae and No. 100 Futon Na ,ss
corner OF william au2f 2t'
CPLENDID ENGLISH EDITIONS Hume and
y Smolets History Of England
Rome
The Works OF william Robertson-contaning the History Of
Scotland Reign Of the Emperor Charles the Fifth, and the
The works OF the Rev. John Howe
Wilson's French and English Dictionary
for sale by : 'i'e' '-"s''" o''@'As
au2i c. SHEPARD, 1872 Broadway
CARPENTERS WANTED-io good steady car
~ penter who in habit of working n The
country will find immediate employment, by the month"; by
."s @s so sppescn e p C. $ Browning
Applications must be made before o'clock In the
STONE MAsoNs wANTED-2o or 8 good steady masons,
ploymeD on application to C. s. Brcwnng at Wes HSSoten
one nile from hoboken ferry
s. Application must be made before O'Clock the
morning. su24 lws
NirckHT D5H MT CE ko6T
AT HUTCHINs, No 10 Chatham si-The subscriber who
has long another place been endeavoring serve
expeden by which be able to effect this imporan, Oh
pleasant s
and furnished Boot and Shoe Store Of in this any
handsome brick building No 100 Chatham street oppo.
site Roosevelt and has the honor the Of The
anal seS and sses Of q
csos satisfy and please I sre s q @ any
These Boots and Shoes all fresh made roni the
Of the best lie ncates and most sulsn
tal nlanncrand will be disposed ladies an gentle.
and AT the most prices Every oundn the
sp a%a a r s1d os and ca
VIII he cheernly bestowed All who visit the establishment
understanding viii be efec uay SUPP rdhee The feet of
those interesting natural locomotives Of tho ladies' gereen
faienable housings calculated render their appearance
s more charming and neither hos who have had the m
shod will be suffered way he cods ana
invited call magnificent temple Of tons and bottoms
of toes ana OF tapsan thereby keep their and ,os
Isa HUTCHTNs, No 10 Chatham 81, OBJ ose Ro Sc
ys-pay don forget the all good Boots and
au24 81 j. HJTCUINs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

DUNE BDcTs-PuMp BDO7s--rUMP
Il BOoTS.-S. j WALKER, 20 Canal street. have lie
handomet article Of Pump Boots twenty spgs
Tered IN this city They truly elegant asd only
shilngs pair Call 30 Cana Canal street, I'll
from Greenwich Don't mistake the number
They have also splendid of gentcmens rht
Pumps and shoes nj reduced prices Also
sorment Of ladies' and ch MS Eoots and Shoes
scrption which will be cold no one ca object to
the price Don't mistake the auniber-ti IL $50.
I. jy29-ims
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24
Cotton Market

WEDNESDAY, Aug. IS
ourrepor today presents very meagre appearance The
only advice received New Orleans the 10th
inst Small sales Of Mississippi at loc.
The demand in this market very limited for all qualities.
The tendency of prices still downwards 1t thought that
the present will recede fully
months. We today make FULL alterations in classification
- Neru York Classification
Ord. 10 middling, 5 a &C,
Fair to good fair, IL I2c.
Good to fine, IS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

was the following.
eseeeee Q . . c .
The Cashier of the Planters Bank, Natchez, will o
pay the within warrant-l8th MAY, 1887. o
JOHN CAMPBELL, Treasurer.
Received tn amount of the within warrant from o
the Cashier Of the Planters Bank. o
Natchez,-, 1873 O
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

SOMETHING NV FOR THE LADIES'
~ RATT1FEE CANDl-A new and superior favored
Candy, manufactured ~ the Eowery Steam Concciiopay,
and no other place w this civ. This Csrdy surpa al
others invented for sup-orify delicious
OF tsste producing also pleasant
the breath which no other Can " IN tn world Ladies
respectfully invited TO cal aud gratis Nc
Bowery opposite TO Riyingisn
a. RpyHAM
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

- Al NIBLOS GARDEN superior to any thing of the
ever exhibited In this country painted by the celebrated
" DANIELS, Royal Academcan, London. The subject is
WILD EkEPHANT HUNTING, and a correct representa-
tono the ISLAND OF CEYLON. All the artists and
nosseurs that have this splendid Panorama
TO be the best pantng brought this
Exhibited during the day and evening Admittance IS
cents. iyll-3m
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1837-08-24

a ,CAND-.Tv LAnIf.N And GTNTLI-
NEsE SOAP prepared from beautiful exocs snd
ed perfectly innocent completely ersdcaies TAM eckes,
piHpies, redne and a eruptor gradually
realizes clear ssow
plssicns into radiant whsne apartng 70 b~ssuuij
mile bloom.
Gentlemen, shaving, win 6sd sllay the
smarting pain sndr render shin pheasant.
sale, retail, NY A Underhl Be~htnan
street corner William Dr. Hart corner Rrp.eiwsv spa
Chambers street. Price so ser cake. rycSSm
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-13
The Presidents Message.
FeLioao- Citizens Of The Senate
and House Of RepreSentakit

We have reason to enc the ex-
preston of our devout gratitude to the
Giver of all Good for his benign pro-
lection. Our country presents, on w.
ry side, the evidences Of that continu-
ed favor, under whose auspices it has
gradually risen from a few feeble and
dependant Colonies to a prosperous and
powerful Conlederacy. We are bIes.
sed with domestic tranquility, and all
the elements of national prosperity
The pestilence, which, invading, for a
time, some hourishing portions of the
Union, interrupted the general preva-
lence of unusual health, has happily
been limited in extent, and arrested in
its fatal career. The industry and
prudence Of our citizens ure gradually
relieving them from the pecuniary EN-.
barrassments, under which portions of
them have labored (; judicious legisla.
ton, and the natural and boundless re.
sources of the country, have afforded
wise and timely aid to private enter
prise ard the activity always charac-
teristic Of our people, has already, in
a great degree, resumed its usual and
profitable channels.
The condition ofour foreign relations
has not materially changed since the
last annual message ofmy predecessor.
We remain at peace with all nations ;
and no efforts on my part, consistent
with the preservation Of our rights and
the honor of the country, shall be spa.
red to maintain a position SO ~consonant
with our institutions. W. have faith.
fully sustained the Foreign Policy
with which the United States, unde,
the guidance of their first President
tOoktheir stand in the family of nation:
that of regulating their intercourse
with other powers by the approved
principles of private life ; asking, anC
according equal rights and privileges
rendering and demanding justice in al
cases advancing their own, and dis
cusSing the p%retensions of others, witt
candor, directness, and sincerity up
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1837-12-13


Col. JOHNSON IN V OF A U. S.
BANK.-Mr. Editor:-The Vice Presi-
dent of the United States, dining in
Philadelphia, on the 18th ult. with a
bout a dozen gentlemen, of different
political sentiments, made use ofthe fol-
lowing language in reply TO a question
nut to him, which was distinctly heard
by every person at table," Gentle
men," said he, 81 am in favor of a
United States Bank-a bank with a
capital of from fifty to n hundred
millions, one hundred would prefer
with branches so disseminated, in ave
nv part of the country, and there would
not be a square mile in the United
States or its dependencies, where its
notes would not be redeemed in specie
or its equivalent, at any time. Gentle
men, these are my sentiments"
You may rely, Sir, upon the truth
and correctness of this representation,
as the writer has it from a gentleman
of unquestionable veracity, who was
present on the occasion /; and he also
confidently refers to the other gentle.
men present, for the truth of what is
here written.-Phil. Ing.
INsTRUCTIoNs.~-The strongest case
of popular instructions, to unialthful
public servants, is exhibited first and
last in the recent Ohio election. By
gerrymandering the State, as our read
ers reccollect, the Van Buren, party,
though u minority Of the people, man.
aged to obtain the ascendency by the
State Legislature, and in al evil hour
they excited their ill-gotten power in a
way to eject Thomas EwING from the
u. S. Senate, and send in his place
Mr.. "Petticoat ALLEN" as he is ter
med, by the press of Ohio, in conse.
quence ofhis agency in the unmanly
SANDER against the veteran General
HARRISON. And now for the instruc-
tions! In the Legislature which cleo
ted him, there were flty-seven mem-
bers who voted for Mr.. Allen, namely,
thirty-seven Representatives, d twen-
ty Senators. We now learn from an
article in the Cincinnati Gazette, that
of these thirty.seven Representatives,
only eleven have been reelected IN
October last and OF the twenty Sena-
tors, nine only were brought up for
public judgment, at that election, ana
of these nine, but one was reelected
Thus, of forty-six members passed up
on by the people, only twelve were
olectcd-being a condemnation nearly
in the ratio of three to onei
With an aggregate majority of ten
thousand in the State against him, and
his master Van Buren,, and with such
eloquent and decisive instructions to
the instruments of his "ill gotten pow
err" can it be possible that Mr.. Sena'
tor Allen, of Ohio, can reconcile 1t to
his mind to retain the seat, which was
lately filled, and but for an outrage on
the will of the people, would still have
been filled by Thomas Ewing! We
shall see.-BdH. Pat.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
WANTED,

TENFfE subscriber wishes to hire JOUR- II NEWMAN WAGGON MAKER at wood work and a hand to Paint. An Apprentice IS also wanted at the above business.
 LEWIS SMITH. Har,OintOn, Dec. 6, 1898. I .. ,27
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
FARM FOH SALE.

N. ENOR sale, a valuable Farm m IF tho town of Litchfeld, miles
 east of the Court House, and one .. from Waterbury river,on the turn Plke leading to Harwinton, containing about SWO acres Of excellent Land 4O or which are of first rate timber land, the remainder suitably proportioned into plough, meadow, and pasture-all we'll watered and well fenced, and in a high state of improve. ment: On the premises are large two-story Dwelling House, three Barns, a horse shed, and other out-buildings. There is also a ci- der mill on the place-a large stock of graft. ed and other apple trees, and some other fruit. It is altogether one of the best farms in the town, and will be sold low, and the terms of payment made easy. For further particulars or information, application may be made to Mrs. McNeiu or Joseph Adams, Esq. in the village, Mir. Stebbins, on the premises, or the subscriber. LYMAN WOOSTER.
 LitchJfeld, Feb. 2, 1897. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
R. B. M ERRIN AN,
 EDEsV"Y'ESY.

R0AIG V -R AkS A
 ID RESPECTFULLY invites your attention to the -HN present highly improved method of re- placing the loss of Teeth, by inserting the Si- licious, Metallic, 1mperishable Teeth, from one to perfect set. t.'s-rss
 Teeth cleaned and filled with gold, tin or lead, so as to stop the progress of decay.
 GT For reference, see Dr. GRANT, who has made arrangements for closing his business
 Room one door eastof Presbyserion Church.
 LitchGeld, Oct. 26, 1636. 'fF 2l
 Circumstances having rendered it necessary that should discontinue the Practice of Dentistry in the town of Litch6ed, R B. MERRIMAN proposes to com mence the practice of the above art, and has prepared himself accordingly have lately seen number of specimens of his manner of filling and setting teeth, some of which were very diffcult and required the exercise of the skul hand It is but justice to Mr. Merriman to say, that they al skilfuly per- formed, and attended with little or no pain to the pa tient. His efforts to avail hinseH of the latest i'm provements in the art.his superior mechanical tact together with his integrity of character, commend hinr to the confidence of the public. October 20, lS36. -. . C. W. GRANT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
Ready-N1ade Clothing.
Domestic Carpeting. !,

EINE white and colored FLAaNEIs, Horse E Blankets, Manila and Husk Matts, Sho- vels and Spades, Tea Trays; hearth, cloth, tooth, shoe, hair and paint Brushes Trace and Halter Chains, Shovels & Spades, Horse Cards, Curry Combs, Tow Cards, Coffee Mills, Table and Dessert Knives and Forks. Carvers, Bread Knives, Shoe Knives: Iron Britannia and Plated Table Spoons; Brass and Iron Candle Sticks, Shutters and Trays. Locks of all kinds, &c, &c.-all for sale. Y v
 Jan. l2. e7H ISAAC, LAWRENCE
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
SELLING OFF AT COST! "

THE ENTIRE STOCK at the Bool, Shoe A and Variety Store, one door east of the Court House, consisting of great assortment of BOOTS and SHOES, Sole Leather, Calf Skins, Lining Skins, Seal-skin Caps, Hair Seal Caps-an endless variety of Toys and Fancy articles for New-Year Presents.
 Merchants will do we'll to call and examine the above stock, as it must be sold for the most it will bring for Cash. .'r0,..''-
 Litchfezd, Dec. 29, 1889. 3O
Litchfield enquirer., 1837-02-23
ROOts&ShOeSo

AA kan thelr eAtlio "S0 L;-
 & Shoes, which added ,. to oon1 m1s r,rooer stock makes his assortment very com n1ete and having taken the shop formerly y o9- of Pr9.;S Pprn;ed by Wm. Judson, opposite the post oI- 6ee' ;s now able and ready to execute any 1- o,- ders in his line of business with which ne may he he favored. From the liberal encouragenesH;. s;. he has received, he is induced to cNteha ms i;s husiness so as to embrace every article Ill HIS line that can be called for.
 He has just received from New YorK an an c1- ,ensive assortment of stock for Ladies' Work, Consisting of French, English and American kid; Curriso, Mogadorc, Madras, oil dressed seq and @ French morocco northern and southern seal: fine cloth for gaiter boots, &c.-and ha- vino vino first.rate workmen employed, is now a. ble fo offer to the ladies of Litchtield and yl' cinity greater assortment of chaste and ehs ele, pantworR than has usually been offered ,, an,t Village and should sufficient encqnsa . aso,t be offered, he intends to offer tse pest assol11 AIT ment that can be found ip tne state ,a oup p dona M kinds of calf, seal skin and thick work oone as usual. , ,+ ,bort notice.
 ANop''Ae SAMUEL CLOCK.
 1itchfsla opposite the post edfce, Sept. 29.