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The Columbia Democrat. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1837-1850, 1846-10-03
TIE MONEY MARKET

We were interested yesterday in DcoE
ns over an old stock book; containing
Isl OF The sales and prices Of stocks j,
MS cry just len years ago. The bu,i.
'''' done at 'b'r"me was very b,svy
ana The amount Of properly swallowed
'p oy 'he revoI'ioo that followed can
''fdIy be estimated. The old book nos,
'e's"' TODD ioi pref able reA,ctioo-bil.
s' tt IS true it may be 10 macy, hot
perhaps not The less healhtuI on Tia, ,c-
count We commsod he following e..
'''c' Of Puces rakeo from il ,od coo,p,,.
d "'h prices row, to tie special streo.
ron Of such of our rcadcsrs as think III,
o'a 10 fortune lies through stock spec.
IIs'iops.
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COLUMBIA DEMOCRAT.
OCTOBER 3, 1915.
DUTY ON RAIL ROAD IRON.


The DanviIe Democrat of August III
lS46 contained an ediorl5I article under Tn
above heading, charging upon Mr. Dckln
son Of New York an attempt TO permit rail
road iron to be imported iiee Of duty; anr
denominated it, 'an additional stab al Ou
infant Rail Road iron manufactures. Th,
plain meaning of the article was that de.
lI5eraie attempt had been made by Nj
Dickinson to establish free uade in RAILROAD
iron; and tina, the fact exhibited anolier in.
stance of The amazing and outrageous wick
edness of loCofOcOsm! The fact however
that Mr., Dickinson's motion was in til,
shape of an amendment to q bill introduced
by Mr. Evans of Aiaine; the fact that Mr.
Evans had introduced and supported b
10 remit duties on railroad iron imported,
the fact that eyerv Whiu IN The Senaip tnl
one, voted in favor OF that bill, and that Mr.,
Dickinson and mos. OF the other Democrat,
ic Senators voted against it; and the fac
that Mr.. Dickinson's amendment was obgi
ousy offered to embarrass lhe bill on it,
passage: e:-weIe quite unnoced. These
facts were matters Of lille concern, when
some prejudice was 10 be raised by seIec'.
ing single fact from the proceedings Of
ME Senate, and By pervcrIirg it and omit,
Ting 10 mention the accompanying facts Iha.
qualified and explained il, il could be mat
10 sub'erve political purposes!
10 our paper Of August 22I we exposed
the deception Of our neighbor's article and
that too in ,he most fair and unexcepIiOna>
bic manner. We copied his article enliIe
into our columns, and underneath, gave lht
proceedings and votes in the Senate, upon
the subject: 50 thai his article and 'he rub
lished facts appeared IN contrast, both pre-.
sented al one view, 20 The eye Of tie read
er.
This exposition Of ours appears to have
been sufficiently CALLING 10 call forth an edl,
torIaI rejoinder in The DanvIIle Democrat Of
Angus! 2Sh and On connection with sim
liar article to ours IN neighboring print, } d
furious article from correspondent Of lbe
same paper under the date Of Sept. 4h.
These articles We bow oppose to notice.
The editor charges upon US, that in quot
ing from the proceedings of the Senate, we
'carefuIIy excluded the votes on Mr. Dick.
inson's amendment We did no such
thing! The yeas and nays arc not gwen in
the published proceedings and consequently
we could mol exclude them, iu making our
quotations,
The correspondent seems to think that
Mr.. Evans's billy was 'eminenlIy wise and
just, and Mr.. Evans himself, IAN honorable
Senator generally acknowledged among all
honesI& sensible men, TO be one or The firm
est and most intelligent friends Of the pro
tecliye policy We are quite willing Iha
Mr. Evans should should wear all his Isu
tes, and that they should be unfadng. We
IRE willing moreover, that our neighbor anC
lis correspondents should euIoeiz3 him lc
heir hearts content, tnd mourn over bic re
renent from The Senate to the walks o
private life. But, upon this particular sub
lect Of Rail Road Iron duties, perhap
he merits no great degree of commenda
ZION.
Ne say, and the journals O. COngres
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OFFICE OF THE DEMOCRAT,
SourH SIDE OF MAIN, A FEW DOORS Bl
Low MARKET. STREET.
TERMS:
TERMS

The COL UlIBL4 DEMOCRATwiH b
pu5iished eUery Saturday morning, a
T.PO DOLL.4RS per annun paydJi
hufy'aIy in GiUalce, or ItcO Dollar
F?j1g Cenis,3not paid Vithin The yem
No Subscription VH be taken for a 9hortei
Deriod ihal sir montbs; nor aay diScon
tiauance permitfed,mltR all Grearage'
are discharged.
AOEERIYSElIENS Ms not erceeding q
gquare ,oiH be conspicuousiy insertedaI
one Dollar for the FIRST three Insertions
uli T@enty,fU cents for eUery S"bse
qucat Insertion. t~7"A liberal disco'0'
mate 10 those who afUertise bytheyeG
LETTERS addressed on busineSs,muSi
be post paid.
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nre rail road iron to be imported free
Iu'y OF to remit dudss on impona'ions a
u ready made. Sometimes the bill has bee
- special, and sometimes general, ,-sOmelim,
b, has been for particular companies, an
sometimes for all importing states and con
= Ipanies sometimes il has applied to (uIuI
j. nportalons anC sometimes to past.
5 On the 2lst Of February 1874, Nj
Evans reported from the committee on Fl
'Inance TO the Senate, bill, entitled, an az
providing for the remission of daly on raj
road iron, The following were its provis
! IONS.
| lst. That whenever any raIl road iror
ready for use should be imported within
foe years thereafter by any state or ncorpo
rated company, and should be actually Iair
down within three years from the date Of it,
importation, Il should be DUrY FREE
InpSn The mere payment Of fees and expen.
ses
ID. THAT in case Of all raiI-road iron i'm.
ported subsequnt to II July 1882, that hat
been or should be, laid down within three
years after It's importation, the duties paid
hereOn shouId be REFUNDED out Of the
Treasury Of the United States; and if the
duties we're unpaid, all bords given for their
payment should be cancelled and discharg-
ell,
This was Mr.. Evans's bill, and it defines
his position, for the last five years. upon
'he subject Of railroad iron imporla,ons
But, upoH the 2Sh. Of May 1874, he sub.
mi'lcd amendments to the foregoing bill, lor
striking out FIVE years in the first section
and inserting 'Iwo' years &c. &c. These
amendments were offered, he said with a
view OF rendering the bill more acceplabs
o those he expected would oppose it, H.
SSGusoX " &as sg5a z 1v0f g sdng ID ~ sg ~ &
nenssl n order TO gain additional support.
On the llh, June 1874, this bill was &c
eaed in the Senate. Let il be noted, lha
IN the ooh March lS44 while M, Evan
vas pressing his biIthroagh lheSeo n,Mr
MelIck presented The memorial Of the
New York and Maryland iron and Goa
company, in the county Of Allegheny, Ma.
.yland, in which ii was represented thd
hey had expended some 100000 Tor lhtI
Establishments of rall road and Other im.I
)roVemenlS there, with the view OF eElerngI
extensively into the manufacture of iron (iI
all roads &c. and that hey would be aOlt
q manufacture 10000 tons Of rail road iron
,el annum, of equal value and quality Il.
ne foreign article, and 10 furnish II as cheapI
Is il could be produced from any quarter.
{ the lalIlI on that article was cot reduced. y
Mr.. Evans Iabors a! the Sessions of
I613 lS45 and 1916 in favor Of free rad,
" '"'' 'oau lFon' "e"''' mol mere eXam'n''
y ou' ''"''' VIII oecope u"''a'ohaO'l
o"s, AN! Que VINO Is "tS'roV' 0' p"f'u'
og The subject, can consult the record.
ne Eu''0t o' 'ne democrat ana his cor
'eSPonoe"' oo'n s'eose' 'ha' M'' Evans E
dat o' '"'S !ea'' was o"'y 10 fem'' dO"e'
III 'o'' 'o'u ''o" purchaser 10 England pm
i W VIC P''''g' VI '"0 "c' o' 1917 ao"
imported 'no'"1 "''e' '"a' act went INTO Of
'''"o"' NO" "oe'0o' ''Is was exactly
ne chaF'c'er oI 'Ae oIi or not, Is doubtful.
we nave 10 copy "' " to refer to- nor l.
Us p"ipor' very distinctly indicated 10 NE
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70 'he OIL. IL was well known Ihat 10 bi
aboIlshng duties altogether on rail road lro
or HE future, could pass the Senate. NJ
! Esa0s's bill, somewhat 10 that purpose, ,ha
been voted down 10 1874; and his bill q
this year was probably shaped i'm an ey
70 that fact. what then would be ,he eTec
If adding such an amendment as the on
proposed? Whv the defeat Of the who'll
,,o;ao,. and ,h;a ma, =.
b,oh ,r,a o.,..,.,,.,o......., a,., 90
lnr,bo, tn, ,.oo,, ,,,h, ,..,,,
hat Mr., Dickinson and mas, ,l ,bp Dem.
'''''' 'o'eu u" on '"e passage o' 'ne o'''i
ocra,Ic Senator sloce 1912, has introduce,
propositions into lhe Senate TO remi, duue.
N ral road iron imported, or to provide (ol
rec trade in lha, article hereafter. Such
propositions have invariably proceeded from
George Evans, Wing Senator from the State
VI ~ I" 1'nr' 1eI, , h ,;
-, r. ~ r' Wv
woodbo,v le,o,,is,ed ,,,;s ,,,,o,;oIo 81
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39.sl7 busa els.

The weather is getting cool. IT. fact
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that
'On George Evans Wing unjust
Maine has been engaged efforts pros
rail road iron be imported free of special upon Neither
dnis mponons mmunnes one
edy made Sometimes the bill year. pess nex Grant
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
"-NM"~~"o "

r CLARKE, M. D, F. R. S. and M. R. MS. J !. London, takes this opportunity to inform his friends and the public generally. who may need his professional aid, that for the greater convenience of numbers of his patients, he has removed to East Hartland, Conn.,, where in the course of his regular practice as phy- sician, he can be consulted at all times upon the cure of Cancer, Scrofula, or Kings Evil, Ulcers, Fever Sores, Fistula, and all cutaneous Diseases. Consumption in the first and second stages, Rheumatism, infammatory or chronic, of long standing, Calculi or Instructions in the urinary passage. Also bleeding at the Lungs, Asthma, etc.
 J. C. confident of his ability in the cure of the above diseases, having had close intima. cy and frequent converse with some of the principal physicians in London. Sir Henry Halford Bart MD, Sir Astley Cooper Bart. M. D., Dr. Abernethy. Dr. Carr. etc, offers himself and solicits the fayoFs,a and hopes to se- cure the confidence of6 conn6ding public.
 All letters must be addressed East Hartland, Con-, post, ,paM. 8
 April 2d, 1s46. "." 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
FOR SALE,

THE Subscriber offers for sale his Farm up
 l on Prospect Hill, containing about seven ty acres of excellent land. There are on the premises large Dwelling House, fitted for the accommodation of boarders, two good Barns, a Carriage House, and two good orchards. The land is divided proportionably into meadow, plough land, and pasture, and under good cul- tivation. He will also sell with the Farm, or separately, his School House, which is pleas antly situated, and will accommodate hundred scholars. Also his house. barn and garden soutk of MT. Arnts' Factory; and if desired six or eight of most excellent land. Also his house, barn and garden near his own dwelling.
 The above property will be sold separately or together. For large Boarding School there is not, probably, more eligible situation in the county. The terms shall be most reason able, and a large part of the purchase money can remain on mortgage for several years.
 For further particulars enquire ofthe subscri- Der. G. c. V. EASTMAN.
 Litchfeld, March 18th, 1s46. tf43
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
THE PILES! fl CURE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED ! pr. Uphams Internal Reme-
 dY.

For the Cure cf Piles, Inflammation ofhe
 LiUer aud Spleen; b.tqammation, Soreness
 aud Liberation of the Stomach, BO,cels
 Kidneys aud Bladder h,tlammatory and .MereuiGl Rheumafisn Lmpuity of Blood Weakness and Inflammation ef khe Spine
 and for the Relief of Married Ladies
 THE VEGETABLE PILE ELECTUARY physician of New. York city, is the only req fly success fu remedy for that dangerous and dls. dressing complaint, the PILES, ever offered to tho American public.
 Mark this It is an INTERNAL REMEDY case Of Piles, either Bleeding or Blind, Internal or external; and probably lbe only thing that will. There is no mistake about it. It is . posi-. 'ivecure-speedy and permansnt: It is also a convenient medicine 10 take, and improves the general health in remarkable manner.
 Each box contains twelve doses, at 8 I-S cts. perdose It is very mild in its operation, and may be taken in cases ot the most acute nf1am. nation with out danger. All external appliea. tons are m the highest degree disag agreeable, in. convenient and offensive; and from the very na tyre @ ot the disease. temporary in their eficc,s- The Medicine att a cks the disease at its sonrce and REMOVING THE CAUSE, renders the cure CERTAIN and PERMANENT. s-s.I
 Ahossa1 iss EHEcTGXARYls RRYlsEAscS Es. sSs0,v prepared for the cure of PILES, ye, it has proved itselt to be Medicine far superior to all others in all diseases of an infammatory character, with determination of blood to any particular part or organ. h infiammstion and Congestion of the Liver and Spleen; lnaamma,ion. Soreness and Liberation ofthe Stomach, Bowels, Kidneys, and Bledder; in Infammatory and Mercuriai Rheumatism. it is the BEur Medicine ever dis.
 IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD.
 For all Impurities of the Blood arising from the imprudent use of Mercury, or other causes; for all Oseases of the Skin and Scrofulous Affections; iL all cases where the Blood is pow. erfuly determined to the Head. producing dig. ziness and disiress, Dr. UPHAM'S ELECTU. " TU MARRiED LADIES. Married Ladies are almost invariably subject to that painful and injurious disease, the PILES with consequent Inflammation 0f the Stomach. DO we's and Spine, weakn ness ot the Back, flow os Blood to the Head, &c. The EIectuary is useful Cathartie ,ha,Hcan possibly be used, as 1t will not enly remove tue Piles aNd all isIfiau,. ma,ory aisssses, WITHOUT PAIN OK iR. RfTATlON. but will ensure an easv
 .' ,, CUBE FOR LIFE GUARANTEED:
 ME1ciNE; No '1Si1as AIoEs,N NC coi.YeiENRTAHL iHY5eERAL PuSgative- No fesr oftsking eold W wbTs "nssE ite iuAUsaee, 10 eAaage in diet necesssrv' It taksE 1secsdsE 1S !: shs d,sSeoas CURE FOR and souad csns,itatieR ia the oi5aprjNe. s'y'
 famphie,s, slziR valsable infGrin a,iSr sesn... ting. this medicine. .Hnay Ae ShrAined sf Agen.s.
 J.s. EDUCATION. lso sowasAins.o. ....s. Boston, General Agent fer ths Nsw'EHeand :. .AsENTs.--Lissh6eiA. s. Baei; Haufsrd. W H. Allgas NeW-4saven, s. C. Gotham Dnn hnry. & Selieek; Bethel kadd A Rarnam Neg'owa. 9ss. Bredley; WateEbury. E, Lsavea ~cTs& and ey traders ReNsceuy- 70
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
EoR SALE at L. J. SMITHS Store, ROCK II SALT. 5o

LECTURE OF HEALTH.-Heal.h is char
 acterised in an individual by the absence of all pain, suffering, or affection in any part of his body; by the free and regular exercise of all his functions without any exception. They con sist in having good appeute al meal uhes, an ness or costiveness at least once in twenty.tour hours. and without heat, dryness, or burning at inc massage the free issue of the water without a reddish sediment which is always sign of present or an approaching pain; 7u'et sleep, without agitation or troublesome dreams; no taste of bile or other bad taste upon rising in the morning: no sourness or dsagreeable rising of inc s,omach; a clean tongue; sweet breath no itching, pimples. or spots on the skin; no niles. no burning heat upon any part ot the body, no excessive thirst when unexpssed to labor or other known cause, no interruption to any natu' raj evacuation, nor pain at their periodical re- turn.
 monize with the above picture of health, it IS ot ihe preatest importance that no time be lost Tn sending for doctor, or n the use ot foolish rem, edies too often the result of specula ation instead ot this course let dose of Brandreth's Pills be taken, which will not decelve, but will at once restore health to the organ or part that requires 1t. :, T., ii
 All who wish to preserve their health, all who are determined to defend thelr life against tne encroa chments of disease which might send them prematurely to the grave. will. without hesitation, have recourse to the Brandreth Pills when the state of tho system does not harmoniZe with the above picture of health.
 Those who live m a country where contagious or other diseases prevail, should often think o this true picture of health, and observe himself with particular attention. in order to act accord ingy. The wise and rightly directed will fol. low this advice-she unwise are left to theil
 Dr. Braedre!h's Principal Office, e4l Broad
 Tfhe pills are sold in Litchiield County by the following Agents. viz ..
 Baldwin & Candee, Litchfield; George w Whittiesey, New.Milford; Lyman Smith Merriam, Woodbury P. H. Skidmore, Beth lem 7; William Leavitt and Son. Washington Moses Smith, Kent; E.. and o. Swift, Warren D. s. Gould, Sharon Myron Harrison, Corn wall Bridge A. Miles & Sons, Goshen: M L. Graham & O., Salisbury Jas. C. Swift Norfolk; A. Phelps, jr, Colebrook; s. and | BarkLa mstej; T. Wadswo.th, tE Co., New Hart fsFd Ea''qs Hodges Tq%rri9HgGG|r 9gG| TS!%as' town; J. c. Giddings, Gaylords Bridge; c. B Waller New Preston B. Il. Morse, Wolcott. vile M. and c. J. Oamp, Winsted; John Franklin, North Canaan; Canield & Robbins, Falls Village; Alexander Fl. Hoey, Furnace Village; John Phelps, HitchcockvIle; Daniel De Wolf, Colebrook River; Nathaniel Smith, Torringford Henderson & Co. New Hartford Centre; E. Grove Lawrence & Co., Norfolk; F Kellogg, South Cornwall
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
c. BRINCKERHOFFS

N the hope to obtain relief where it seems de. 1 n'ed to the sick. We lay hold on straws like drowning men. Thus it is that thousands are the quicker hurried on to the yawning grave in consequence of catching those false floats that are not able to sustain them, and they sink Remember, then, whtle in apparent health. that II you are taken sick with predisposing symp. toms ot diseased lungs, or with marked attack of real Cough. Cold, Liver Complaint, Consump. ..on, or pam n the Chest and Side, that you can erhof's Health Restorative. Give it your con. hdence, use t fairly and in accordance with the prescribed directions, and your belp ia certain without even shadow of doubt, by the favor of Heaven: Permit no whims of friends or rela. !ves to keep you from the determination of US. obtain some oft. and secretly even. if YOU must, but boldly t you can. use it faithfully and hon. estiy with Jusnce to your own case. and to the credit of inc medicine. The result we will war. rant to reach and even exceed our best antici. pations. We plead with the sick to try this re. nnedy; we are anxio0s that all should share in its happy effects, and we are urged to it solely by the prompiiags of the philanthTopic motive of aiding the sufferer. NeVer give m vo,,r ease as hopeless while Ma. .BriackerhoG 's Restora tive is yet untricd-ia that We confidently predict ban'shmea.' CT even pre-empiion of consump. tive dseaee.
 The following certificate is from Dr. Chiffon the well known New Y ork chemist. ~
 have aWaiyxed a bottle of medicine called !. c. .BnRckerhoffs Health Restora tive. and find that t Poes no: contaiR Mercury, or any other laetaic. preparation. nor Opiuns ia any of it's Iorms. kis eomposed ofvegeiahle matter entire y."r o.,vrwrpii;aosEEss iiasEs R. cuILros, M, D.
 Piaci lsl Office, Ss9 Rroome ct. NY. :, Fo: sale Oy BALDwIS & CARDgg, Litehteld; N: IyWssa. GosheO; Cowles 6 Haneerord' !NSh. p0shs Calh0Ha and RsgteE, Plymouth; NHWI fsrmiag.on, and hy one Agent in ElE% IaJNipE the United States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28

HAS on hand an extensive assortment of u French, English and American DRY GOODS, which for richness and variety arc seldom seen in a country store.
 A large assortment of blacki blue black and fancy colofed dress Silks-Also Calieoes, Cling hams, Muslins, Cashmeres, Delanes, AlPaccas. Lama Cloths, Shawls, Laces, Gloves, Shoes ot all descriptions, Bonnet Silks, Ribbons, Tuscan and fancy style of fashionable spring and sum mer Hats, and almost every article called for of Millinery Goods.
 Broad Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets and Vest ings, large variety both plain and fancy Style Particular attention is given to keep large assortment adapted to sell to those wishing 10 purchase house keeping articles. as tollows:- Carpettings of various qualities. and large as 1 sortment of Crockery and Hardware, including superior Cutlery. Paper Hangings, Chairs, Linens, Linen and Cotton Table Cloths, and
 variety of Table covers.
 | Tn addition to the above a large assortment Groceries and Drugs and Medicines. All Good are at reaSonable prices for cash, produce clocks, palm leaf hats, or approved credit.
 Watertown, April 8, ls46. 6w47
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
NOTICE

TNHE Subscriber has on hand, and continue u to manufacture, C.fRRLfGES aud H.gGGO.VS. at his stand three fOnTlhs of a mile west of the Court House, which he will sell at reduced prices for cash or approved ere dit; his work is made of the best cf material, and by experienced workmen. He Is not un- der the necessity of proving before the Hon. County Court that he can paint as we'll as peo- pie in geneIal-he wilt let the public judge ol his work for themselves
 All orders for Carriages and Wagons eXecn- ted with neatneSs on short notice
 N. 5. The subscriber has the right for hang ing carriage and wagon bodies on spiral springs which are superior to elliptic springs for busi. ness wagons on account of lightness and dura' bility. l5 pounds of spiral spring will carry a: much weight as POO pounds of elliptic sprrng which makes considerable difference in tht weight of wagon.
 V LIAM LORD. Litchfeld, March 14th, .S46. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Beware of using only
PALLIATIVE REMEDIES.

They iuled into apparent security, but the prog. ress ot the disease is unchecked. and death en. sues Resort at once to this Great Remedy, and you will not be disappointed m your hopes
 ror sale at ioo Nassau sarssI one door above lyn. N R 7 &'F -
 For safe at the Drug Store, LiGchfield: Se,b Thomas & Son, Plymouth Hollow; Eli Curtis Waiertown; E. Leavenworth, Waterbury: IT WsdswOr,h X Co New;isriford; E. s. Wood. c0ttville A. Miles & Son, Goshen | ? por,e. West Cornwall; r: Wheeler, Furnace Yillase Brewster & Page. Falls Village John Franklin Canaan II; F. Fish, Salisbury. "''''' :, Hiram B. Case, Tfavehng Agent for Connec. ucuI 6ma6
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
HIRAM JACKSON.

TAKES this opportunity to inform his cus- -L toners, and the Public in general, that he has removed his DYEING ESTABLISH MENT, six doors west of the Court House where he will be prepared to color and clean all kinds of Clothing and Dresses of all colors. Also-Cleaning and Dressing of Hats.
 pMr. J. will be at his shop on Mon- days and Saturdays.
 Iitch6eld Nov 8 1SI5
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
New MillimeryGoods.

MISS c. BRADLEY, has just received a Nl new and Fashionable Assortment oi HATS, consisting of STRAW, TUSCAN, NE and FANCY BRAIDS. Also, the latest fashions for STRAW and SILK SHUR- RED HATS.
 DJ- Straw and Tuscans dressed as usual.
 Ltchield, April 19, lS46.-47. ..s
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
Messrs. ROUSE & PRATT

M eSsrs. ROUSE & PRATT EINGth thankful for favorsalready re- D ceived, would state to the public that no pains will be spared under their continuance of the business, in giving entire satisfaction to all who may see fit to continue their favors. Satinett, Plain Cloth, cotton and woolen Flannel manu. factured; wool carding and cloth dress ing done at any season of the year.
 ELIJAH ROUSE,
 H. M. PRATT. Bantam Falls, June 18th, ls45.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-05-28
New Public TInnae.
FOR SALE OR TO RENT

;:: ;;:: ::::: :: : $: $ gently occupied by Mir J. B. Woodruff Possession given immediately Enquire of RARZILLA ARNTS.
 Litchfeld, March 15, lS46. As