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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
WeePea thou Abdallahi Thou dost well TO weep,
. feeble heart. DER ali thou couldst not keep.
Well d. a woman's tears beft the eye


Ss s sf iii F.a:
sight burnt issis and Represented BY hi mo-
KING 70 A %s'n
how defend aud die for hike man. Not so however.
sa rfs
s 'n saa aar %
have been by the pss Of THIS invaluable Incidence
tafy alike to o.
Mark n vii sa, an internal ~ y e ssp
bind intern or entena aud tue only thnx that will
and permanent Is is also convenient medicine to ,sis.
and d me MAJ e. I
acute inf without danger All eItsraai
add offensive on the q
temporary IN their effects, In,' msdsla. st,asa. p: dis.
'e.'s1 -. INF IxlMMAroRY DISEASES.
cute Of Fi,s g b %.dsias
sesr with saseinusoa o. blood 70 an, p.resi.r par.
sS IL n ss az
bowels Ldasy aud bladder iodlmma.oIy and mercurif
i NJ ths Ysi ss o. TIE SiooD
sT r:
tess Dr. u'A'rfJ E sHTE6 5a rSS Is,'.''A
Married .di.. subject thu. p.i.fsl
aud ineoa: disease the PLEA. nth coa.sqgea, Aas%nc-
dow q blood q 8: head. f6s Ei.es:iy pIlssSy
eas possibly DC used q: will not only remove the pile. and
all inf diseases, thou bat will
time safe delivery. and sound ceastitu-
PECULIaK CAsEs AND EFF .ECTs IN N ENGLAND.
CHRoSic PfLEs-A the house, at Can
bridgeport. who had piles ite Yeas, very severity
aud any exposed to intense heat OF furnace
end greatly rednced by the disease rece ed relief and
fnal by the Of DR.. Uenams ,emsdy. The case
very obstinate the OF the oeeups
tion. and The drra ged con dition Of the patient,
BLEEDING PILEs-A gentleman IN Bedford, Mass wh
had the bleeding plies ir greatly exhsnsns
system relieved Of THIS d,stesssg and danger
symptoms by taking hai dose the Eeefuafy once
twice MONTH
FALLING OF THE Bowels "A person sfhicsd with piles.
aud falling Of the sowes to such deges tnt no evseus
trcy eev ed and ured BY ths medicine The case wss
very extraordinary one. -.
ally females afflicted with extreme costiyeness and piles,
with ali shose symptoms attendant upoa such
s,se of The y,ep been able effect entire change
,n mis- cond,ou the Of this medicine IL
mia sh,rc and admirable remedy for eostvensss,
E,sn,ss ULBsRs &c In the Of piles whore
c.,r,. Ulcers holes exis the kecuary
.ways is effects and II perseveringiy used will
n,oJ1ce a Two three csses where surgical ope-
aion be BY the doctors have bee
BY this medicine Its perfect remedy for msreursi
rrce 81 per box Of twelve Doses with fall directions ord
other respecting the eatnent aud care OF the
di,ease. 80
street and by Dr. A. UPhsm, proprietor. 1876 boweIy
Price 81 boz. oss M-re
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
,nnH3A On FOR ALBANY AND TROY, VIA

UNITED nTATES MAIL LINE.
sQ14aA na FOR ALBANY AND TROY, VIA
go HE1P Bridgeport aud Housatonic Railroad. The
Housaosic Railroad during the past sum-
Rail Pa..ass 81 |" ThrSnsh sv Daylight. daily (sun-
The Steamboat MOUNTAINEER. Capt. VIM. II. Frazee
leaves the foot Of Market T. for Bridgeport Daily
Gx O'Clock, M No freight taken in the Passenger Line
Passengers take the Cars Bndse without change Of
Cars OF Baggage Crates. arrive in Albany and Troy at
procured and the Road is o equal to the
rcd. diy-1ar Of prices same last yesr-For further
psrtie ulas quire nj the Office Market PIER and
at Wells Express Office 10 Wall street
dis I'm g. NJ. PERRY. Agent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
STORYTELLING ACCOMMODATIONS.

These sIansl saiing rst class ships all built in
the city ofnew York commanded by of
and ability and w be despatched punctualy the si, OF
each month.
Their cabins elegant and commodous, and furnished
Price of passago 500.
Neither the captains of these shps will be
,ponsbie for parcels packages by them uness
tegular bis Of loding signed therefor.
For freight assage apply to
y- WOODHULL X MINTURN,
81 South street, New York to
FIELDEN, BROTHERS x CO.,
nitro Liverpool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26
j. MCMURRAY'S
ARRANGEMENT FOR 1874 Q
Is M - -

IN
THE SUBSCRIBE Err respectfully begs tender his
sincere thanks TO his friends and public
for their very liberal support received
twenty years. and solet of their conden
The despatch by who his have
out. spd the pcmpne BY which his very numerous drafts
have been paid the different banks he hatters
gsaanee the public for the faithful perform
Of any future contracts entered itto with him.
The the days OF Of line of
packets aud from Liverpool viz lat 9th ih 18Th 2ls
and 10th Of each month throughout the year.
addition the above numbse OF splendid
shps such tho Adrondsck NaImior, Ii
betty, Sea, 0ieenock, Broom and Ocean Queen, will con-
nue to sail FROM Liverpool weekly regular succession
hereby preventing the least Possibility Of delay
10 Livcspool
The regular line Of London Packets sail from New Yoh
eth 18th and 2ath the 9Th
ihh rit, and 2ath Of each tn throughout the
feIsons DESTROYS of ssndrg for their snds residing 10
the Old Country have them brought Of the
sbcve -plendsd vessels on moderate terms.
Aud Tor tho accommodation or wishing
70 their families or esds have arranged the pay
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

r,y,t,Iay nTEirT Is, Ce,,rv ,,,e,, be,v,en C.,h.
w rine and Market reefs, iesla happy ~ INFORM his
friends and sad especially the cvnnosseu oiAie
five old brcwed the celebrated brewery OF Howard
Hyekmsn, 49, that he vii, tap one hogshesd Of tie
ssm Chris mas Eve -
plentiful supply Of four different taps Of Ale, among
which is the celebrated Burton Ale. s2s Iwenc
PURE MALT WHISKEY.
CyQUAL in eagh and flavor best publin distiliee
"a M.nufsemred by Gu ARIES MURRAY. ~ Roosevelt
st., nd sold at 81 per gallon. .--.,,.
3w
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

LAMPS, GIKANDULES, HALL LANTERNS
AND TEA TRAYS.
THE subscriber has opened OF the hest selected
stock q Lamps, &e2 now n this e,y Lard sad solar
Lamps in Gilt Brouzed aud Turquoise nlad with gold;
slso randoles Of various PATTERNS Silver Boured
Hall Lamps with stained glass The above goods all
Hotels, and Mssucture can always End large assort-
NEST ofLs"p' suitable Tor thsi{ 8fHfEEpiff moRaAn
~ inss I svltoa u, deos iron DSoaAwsy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

ss6a0~ FOR BOSTON AND PROyIDLNCE, VIA
I fStonnaton and Long Island Railro,d-NiKht
Line On aud after Monday 2sth instant, Trains
Twill leave the foot Of Whitehall street south fer
~ Lone Island Railroad MONDAYS, Wednes days. and
FiSay at osiest MI for The Sound
which has been provided with SAILS, and
nch and from thelce Providence aud Boston
nia trains which counec with the Massachusetts,
and Governor.
rue W Sto"nston.. % "
IroViueuce 4 w
DSs.o4 .. $500" w
only lisht freighrs DDS RI .
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

REGULAR MAIL LINE FOR BOSTON
VIA NORWICH WOR- 90 ESQ
an ~ CEsTERi without change ON A
: '@A-11-crossng any Ferry.
taking their Norwich insdred theIr
through Boston This being the only inlaLd route
n;t COMMUNICATES through by steamboat and railroad.
luctor Of train who will particular charge Of their
baggage and who will otherwise give his attention their
and comfort.
This line leave: south side Pier No North River foot Of
battery Place daily Sundays excepted) o'clock r. NJ
and in Boston n time q ake all the trains
The rev steamer WORCESTER; Capt Van Felt leave,
TIL steamer CLEOPATRA. Captain viii Jams, leaves
every Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday at o'clock NJ
For further information, inquire Of J. H. VANDERBILT,
No. 4 BatterY Place Noyh River DDS ffrr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-12-26

BrsLArD-1essrs spoopsr, Atwood & Co. Bankers, Lon
aoa Me,srs JAS Beckett Bon. MI Richard Murphy
City Of Glasgow Bank and all il. br.neh,.
e Passages can ais, be engaged from Liv.rool IA pb
dslphis Boston aud Bait by the nj sh,n
<ppcaton being made or bv iet,.s .l
sd~srssed to JOSEPH McMURRAY : 'o'' '''u'
Conner Of Pine and South streets Ma vi
Or, JANIS BrcxEr Son. and No / Waterloo Ma
MIR. ficHARp Mvrrsv, Liverpool dsVVeo'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
New Fall Goods
AT THE Emporium of Fashion; or

A
 Emporium of Fashion; or .New Cash and Erehange Store," tcith Iou
 prices
 THE Subscriber has just received from New | York, the most extensive and splendid assortment of Goods ever offeI ed by him in this place, including the greatest variety of Ladies' Cl, ak and Dress Goods, among which are Sn' per Plaid Wool Cloaking, Cecilia Cloth. (new style,) shaded Clemaatine. California Grape. Oregon Robes. Graduated Robes. Fancy Cash meres and M. De Laines, (some a, shilling.) Black. blue and brown Alpaccas and Alpacca Lust. es, Gala Plaid. Plaid Striped and Chang able Dress Silks Salisbury Flannel, White and cold do., Ginghams. Prints of all styles and prices from 5 io 2o cents per yd. Shawls. Fan cv Hdk's and Cravats. Silk Cloak and Dress Fringes, Gimps. Buttons, Velvet and other Ribbons, Laces-Edgings-Hos Gloves, Miiis, Shoes, &c. a fine assortment. Also Broadcloths, Beaver Cloths. Casai. meres, Ves,ings. Trimmings. Blankets. Cotton Warp. Ra,s, Wadding, Ticking, Sheeting Hats and Caps, Sc. Sc.
 Also Groceries, CrOckery, Hard,r0rt, aud .2res. Sc. Sc. Also pr. Spears Medicines.
 For sale at the lowest prices possible, hv 2f S. N BRONSON, Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
TO .RyZ zhe World.

\ AY aside all prtJudlce and condemn no, 1 u"i' you have fairly. ,estsd and proved the no, believe in the nfaIl,by "t medicine or men. bn; we do beI,eve tha, FALES' MEDICINES are equal 70 the best aud superior to most nedi- cines .,i the day. Indeed we believe his Ca,har. t,c. Worm. and Cough Lozenges, for safety, cer. tainty and piensantness, are without a parallel, them a fair trial, and then judge for yourselves.
 TALES CATHARTlC l.OZENGES Are prepare from variety oi vegetables. are pIeasanl to take as peppermint, and are inten. ded as universa, femily CatharIc; good 'n all eases where physic Is needed. for men, women. and children They. operate 'hr"ng hout m the VI hole system, cleansing the blood anu speedily era, icaing disease; their operation IS easy and thorough Dose from 2 to6 E&sE
 TALES WORM LOZENGES r.. Are safe and sure remedy for Worms, and children love them in fact they are . worm me ticine that cannot be surpassed for safety, cer. tainty and peasantness combined. Fhonsan nds of persons die with worms where the cause is an, suspected: starting in sleepprating the tee h. paleness at the mouth. sickness at the stomach, prpcarious appetite and general fever, are some oi the most cnmmnn symptoms.
 TALES COuGi LOZENGES.
 We do no, pretend il,a, tla St L0xenges will cure seaten consumption but they have cured numerous persons who were considered in the first stages f consumption, also many cases ot Asthma or Phihsic some of many years stand ing They are gnod in all affections oi the throat and lnncs, asthma, coughs colds hronchitus, Sc
 TALES DYSENTARY LORENGES Cure Dysentary, Diarrhnen, and all Bowel Co m piain:s of children and adults. Take them strict. " according to directions and they will eldom s ever fail to cure. .....
 TALES CAMPHOR LOZENGES
 For nervous affections. Mania, Epilepsy. Melan. cm.y. Hys,cria. Dr"wsiness. and Lew Spirits will cure all cases Oicommon and sick headache the case the Cathartic Lnzenges should he taken
 Price of all the above named Lozenges 25 cts per box, with tull directions.
 TALES CYPRIAN HAIR TONIC,
 Fos Preseruing aud Restoring the Hdir
 We do not pretend that Hair can he restored m every case. hut his tonir has, and will if used according to directions rt store i, in many nsran crs. ard will fix ii firmly in the head where it is a'ling ont. after few applica,inns. and in all cases where any human aid can restore the hair this article will.r s IA, snR~
 MADAGASCAR RAT EXTER.AfLN:d.
 TOR. Ffrs
 This article is altogether safer and preferable to use than arsenic; the rats and mice eat it more readily, and they are no, soiikely io die in the budding. ll will exterRlinate all rats and mice that eat of it, and they eat it readily if n is put on eOnethiHe they like and pu, in their way: it tnperaIes ns SOW poison, they are uneasy and wander abont lhFse or four days or a week before they die; for ih,s reason they seldom 6ie iR the building. One box is considered sufficient 10 kssrp an ordinary building clear year. Price 50 cents. - ,[' .'-t - ' TT I' tff
 For sale hy DEuggists. and Traders whedsa n msdlcinss) generally thrUuSAoUt the country
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

THE Subscriber having received warrants
 to collect a State, Town and Ecciesi. atical Tax, in the town oi Norfolk on the As' scsment list of 1915, gives notice to all persons interested, that he will meet them at the house of John A. Shepard, in said Norfolk, on the lst and od Mondays of January Is47, from one to four o'clock in the afternoon on each oi sad days, for the purpose Of receiving said taxes
 N. B. All persons neglecting to pay thelr taxes at said time and place, will have to ray legal fees for collecting,
 Norfolk, Nov. 2l. ~o"'
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
Farm for Sale,

& A FnRa' ARM wsI' sG",a'"'"s "r""o1;,oasS asS
 sfss to Meadow, ,Plowland, Pasture -a nd Wond land. Said Farm lies both sides of the rond which leads from South Farms to Watertown, and k ahou, two miles frointhe former place. and lies in the town of Beihiem, two miles northeast from the Meeting, House There is on the Farm large two, story DWELLING. TiousE. suita ble for one Or two families; two large Barns. with suita-- bic out buildings.-The Farm has been used for Dairy Farm for thirty, years, and will keep 3O Cows. pair of Oxen. and a, span of Horses, summer and win.- ter; besides sufficient land to plough A liberal credn will be given f6 good share of the purchase money, ir sssl. red.-Enquire of the subscriber on th5 premises.
 DANIEL L. BENTON.
 Bcshlem, Dsc. 2, yea4. ,fao
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
PIANO FORTE s, MUSIC;
 AND FANCY GOODS!

THE undersigned, for many year. agent for l. Lemuel Gilbert celebrated Patent Grand Action Piano ortes, has opened a ware room m New York. l56 Fulton st., next door tn the corner of Broadway, where supply oi Pian" Fort-s .Eolia:. Attachments of exquisite tone and finish ; also Bacon x Ravens instruments SeraphineS Parlor Organs Violins. Flutes ,Cui' ,ars and Accordeons. Sc. Violin and Guitar strings. Music of all kinds, Songs. Dnetts. Mar ches. Wal,zes, Polkas, Sc. Instruction Books for Piano, Flute, Guitar. &c. In addition an assortment of Perfumery, Cologne, Ext acts, Soaps. Brushes and Fancy Articles. Orders for brass Instrumentation Bands, and instruments and books for church choirs, promptly attended to. Pianos and other instruments warranted. any packed to go"nv distance.
 CHARLES HOLT, Jr,. l50 Fulton street,
 doors east of Broadway. 5w2l P S.-A good Piano Forte ior Sl5o
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
H~99M1 AR IA ME

H~ GD IKx GSS Al ~ MS THE WOLCOTTVII.LE MAFUFAC-
 TURING COMPANY OTTER Fok R., SsLE ,s the STORE formerly '3 in the centrr of the village nf Wolaolivlle. ad- pinaS the Hotel of H R. Richards, and the iorati. for cash business in merchandising ia not surpassed by any other in the county Posse ssion will be given immediately.
 Enquire oi B. H. MORSE, Agent. Wolcotv,lle, Oct 10. 1916.
 N, B. All persons indebted to the above na med Company are requested 10 make payment of the same. 9
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
FoLGER's oLosAoNIAN,

.ALL- HEAL.NG B4LS.a.M. 1t has proved itself 10 be the best medicine ever offered to the public. Thousands have already iesed it's virtues, and have never found 1t 10 fail in curing the diseases for which it is recomme n- ded. Nor do they have 10 wal, long in order to know whether it will he productive of good ei- ects, they are assured thntIt
 ONE BOTTLE
 produce NO GOOD EFFEcTs upon the sufferer, 20 bottles will not, and it is not therefore necessary tha, they should spend their money in vain.
 Beware of Slight Cough.
 Although l: is passed ove: as uni1nportans, It will soon be come sea,ed-Consump,io follows in ;,s wake. Take heed 10 pain i" ths side and soreness in the chesi, especially # attended with .aising ot Mucous, s,reaked with Flood These are dangerous symptoms; but they are quickly and efferimally overcome by the above remedy. Ask the sufferer from that distressing Asthma,
 wbs he thinks of Foleere OIosn onian, or All Healing BaIsam, and he will tell you he cannot live comfortably without it. IL relieves all that Difficulty of Brea hing. Cough. and Fiehtness of the Chest. gives quiet and refreshing sumher, and does for he A-matic wha, no other remedy in the world will do Witness the case of Hen. rv Jackson. rhs,rcet, William Bond. the well. known Boston Cracker Baker. Brooklyn; MT. Wilkinson, Hoboken; Mrs. Bell, Morristown, NJ; Mrs. Lucre,ia Wells: 322 Pearl street :; w. U. 15OWaNs w OOHStOCks OlSteI COunSy anu Mrs. Archibald, 35 White st.
 RAISING OF BLOOD is effectually checked hy this remedy, when al other means have failed. Hundreds of cases might he related, where persons in the city have been given mp, and pronounced IS past hope ,who have been restored ny this great remedy to the enjoyment of health. Mrs. Thouh.urns, 352 Monroe street; Dcnnis Kelley, 26 Water street, Charles Roberts, l7l Canal street; Henry Lis. bon, l99 Rivingion st. u; and hundreds of others. who have used the remedy, can testify to the truth Of the above assertion.
 Beware ot using only
 PALLIATIVE REMEDIES, They lul!ed into apparent security. but the prog ress of the disease IS unchecked, and death en. sues Reanr, ai once f0 this Great Remedy, and you will no, be disappointed ih your hopes.
 For sale ai l06 Nassau street. one door above Ann, and a, Mrs Hays, l29 Fulton street. Brook. lyn.
 For sale a, the Drug Store, Litch6eld; Seth rh"mas & Son, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis, Wn,er,own; E. Lenvenwor,h, Waterbury; T. Wadsworth & Co. New.Hnrfnrd; E. s. Wood. ford, WInsied: James C. Swift, Norfolk: Wol- co,tville; A. Miles & Son, Goshen; ). P Porter. Yves, Cornwall; P. Wheeler, Furnace Village '; Brewster & Page. Falls Village John Franklin Cnuaan: II. F. Fish, Sa isbnry. Hiram B C,se. rravetin2 gent for Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
IN SUR 4 NCE,

Fl. HUBBARD. Agent for the PHo- O . TEc TON INSURANCE COMPANY, wiia Ssur Policies at his office. n Salisbury. On the same terms they can he obtain. ed d. the principal office in Hartford.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
READY MADE BOOTS AND SHOES.
FSrss Building Wesf 9f tks Free SeAO0l.
 EYezf Sfrepf


 West Street.
 THE subscriber would in- m l form the inhabitants of
 Lirchfield and vicinity that he ~A~S will keep on hand and nanu..
 facture to order Boots and Shoes of the best quality. Ladies' morocco anu calf skin Slippers $l per pair. Gentlemen,s calf skin Boots made of the best material " uer pair and made to fit in the best style. Kip akin Boots $3 50 and made to suit the purcha' ser, Cowhide Boots S3, Gentlemen's calf ski" Brogans $sa. Slippers l.5o. He invites those who want work in his line to give him call as he has no dOnbt he can satisfy them ooth 10 quality and prices-mc better work can be ma nnfactured in this village. Particular atten- tion pald to custom work in all its branches repairing done tc order and at short notice. Persons in want of any of the above articles are respectfully requested 10 call and examine for themselves before purchasing elsewhere.
 JAMES W. WILSON. Lnchheld. 18th October l546. 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
za tna Insurance Company
 OF
 HARTFORD, CT. e.mnismE 200, 900 .DOgtNFs,

Withli5erty lo increes;the sGmet0 H2g c
 Million of Dollars,
 ~FFER to insure Dwelling Houses OStores. Mills, Manufactorics, Barns Ships and Vessels whilein oN,oro on me stocks, Goods and every other species oi insurable persona! property,agaIns'Ioss or damage 5y fire, at as low fa!cs o' I p., mium $ any similar institutions" sooo standing. ,r .,
 Office in the Court House Litchfeld, Nov. 26. lS45. oS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
Broke iaAlO

VNHE encl sure of the Subscribers on or a.
 A bout the 5,h of November. dark red vearling liEtFER, midtliny size with no arti- hrial marks.
 The owner will please prove property, pa! charges, and take her away. THOMAS g. CUR1ISS, PHILIP. E. CURrISS.
 Norfolk. Nov. lS, ts!S. e7
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
BY THE QUEENS PATENT.
 TRIUMPHANT SUCCESS OF Buchan's Hungarian BalSam of Lift.

THE GREAT ENGIlsH REMEDY TOR Colds, Coughs, Asthma and Consumption vHVHE MOST CELEBRATED and NEAL 1 LlBLE remedy. for Colds, Coughs, Asthma and every form motPULMONARY of CONSUME, n, LIFE, discoveredhy that eminent aiChe: m,s,, Dr. BUCHAN of London, England. and extensively known as the Grea, English Rem. edy.'
 I, has been tested tor upwards of seven years in Great Britain and "n the continent oi Europe where i, is universally considered the great and only .emedy Ior this awful maady, and is now introduced into the United States under the i'm mediate superinten ndence of the inventor. Wiih tn three vearsit has bee disiribu' Od from Maine to Florida, and from Canada 10 Wisconsin, and ifs effects are every where alike
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

EOR SALE-A tirsl rate PIANO. neal. IT y new Enq2irH of L.J. SMITH,
 &0e8eld, N0N 9th 1S46 g
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
SPRAYED.

-,,s,,u,u.,,,szS LNROM the subscriber, in
 U, the fore par. of June. last. two yearl'ng heitrrs' AM. small size, light red, mar ke,i with d half penny on the under side of the right ear, and half crop on the upper side of each car Also. about the lst of Oct. from Plymouth Hollow, a large dark red. or brown, dry, Cow-supposc' to be about l2 years old. Whoever wilt give information where they may bv found will be reasonably rewnrdt t.
 HORATIO BENTON.
 South Farms, Nov. 27, *2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
FRESH GOODS.

rmIE SUBSCRIBERS would gay 10 'he'r tA friends and the public generally. that they have been daily for the ast two weeks receiV- ing large supplies Of
 rN FEE WU @ @CDGD 1D @MS Consisting of almost every article which can ne inquired for in Dry Goods, EAard Ware, CrOcAcTy and Glass NSare'
 ALSO LARGE QUANTITY OF
 MR H % ~9 which will be sold at the lowest prices 'o' good pay or ,proyed credit. TWIN, 52tf oMl F1 S
 Litchheld, May 2Oth, ls4G.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17
NOTKCE.

WW " NNAI0
 TAME into the enclosure of lhe snhscriber. O on the 9th of November mat one yearliug HElFER, with some while "n. The owner is requested to prove property. pay charges, and take it away. .... s..l-ssl ,..'-.. fI.,.f.s l} LYMAN WEBSTER. Litch6eld South Farms, Nov. 12. lS46. ,'26
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

J SMITH has received few barrels oi lls C.aJN.1.2JN LLA1E which will he sold
 L.J GIIR
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-12-17

cd ln the season. together with full sup ply ufrvcry description oi articles 'n tn line from some of the very best m"n!lt"c- turing establishments in the New E"g- land S,v,es. All ot which l will guaran tee shall be sold as cheap as the cheap est. Our plan of operations are nov perfected, SD that any thing in the shoe line can toe forwarded fresh from the factory at a few hours notice. I'm Campaign is now opened for the season. THE PUBLIC are most respectfully si,c'' 10 cali and examine for themselves bc fore purchasing elsewhere.
 Particular attention paid to custom work in all it's branches.
 l.. o MEAFOY.