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Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

r CLARKE, MD, F. R.S.and M.R.M.
CsS. (London,) takes this opportunity
10 in form his friends. and the public gen
orally, who may need his professional!
aid. that he can be consulted, at all
times, at his residence, at Mr.. TIMOTHY
G. JoHNsoN's, Milton, ono mile northwest
of the Centre, or will attend to any. call
when he will engage to effect a cure o,
any cancer, in whatever advanced stage,f
and in whatever part it may be seated, 10
the eye, nose, lip, throat, breast, or inter-
nally he will take il away without
pain. Also Flstulas, without cutting ;
also Scrofula, or Kings Evil, he will
cure, however malignant the case; also
Ulcers, of the various kinds, and in the
most advanced stages also infiammato-
nv Rheumatism, or chronic OF long stand
ing also Caicula or the stone in the uri.
nary passages.
&c. speaks thus confidently, having
had advantages, derived from a close
intimacy and frequent converse with
some of the principal physicians in Lon
don, Sir Henry Haiford. Bart. NJ. d., Sir
Ashley Cooper, Bart. M. D., DR.. Aberne-
thy. Dr.. Carr. &c. &C. a., 1.
&C. as Surgeon Apothecary, and Ac-
coucher,) il determined to keep nothing
but the best quality Of Drugs AMI Medi.
cines by him. AS he has had great cxpe-
rience In them, he il able to detect any
spurious quality, by doing which he hopes
10 secure the confidence Of confiding
public. =,
Milton, Sept. Goth, 1915. 1yle
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
LADIES' CLO.aK .ayV.D
DRESS GOODS:

VIZ. Cashmeres, M. De LANES, Alpachas.
Y Bombazines, Plaid Cloaking, Prints, &c.
the best assortment in town.
Aiso,-Just received a new supply Of Cloak
and Dress Gimps-Velvet Ribbons Cords and
Tassels-Purse Twist and Rings-Steel Beeds.
&c. &c. ..s,s...t
Also-Muffs, Tippets, Fur and Cloth Caps
Boots and Shoes: Ladies' super Morocco and
Cali do; Patent Rubber do. and Over-Shoes.
Beaver Cloth. Beoad Cloths, Cassimeres.
Flsnnels, -Tailors' Trimmings, Brown and
bleacked Cotton Sheetings. Tickings, Camhrics.
Wadding. Bats. Wick. Carpet Warp. sc. sc.
Alsn--Crockery, Hardware, Hunts c S Axes
Teas, Coffee. Molasses. Sugars, and other
Groceries, an assortment, for sale CHEAP Tor
ready pay.
ncI-ALso, the old Indian Doctor, ]. s. Spear
most highly valued and purely " Vegetable Me-
,Iieines," for the cure of most all human dis
eases, For proof zee his "Circular." EnquiT,
o. S. N. BRONSON. Agent.
LiechGeld. January ItttGa e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

1T a Court Of Probate holden at .Ne,v- ford
tcithin and for the District of .Nesc. afford
on the goth dag Of January 1916. ,...
Present, Nathaniel Perry, ESQ, Judge.
ESTATE Of Gerardus Ferriss Cd, late Of said
II New-Milford, deceased. On motion Of
Robert Ferriss, Executor. this Court does limi,
and allow to the creditors Of said estate six
months from the date hereof, in which to ex.
hibit their claims to said Executor, or De de.
barred a recovery. And this Court directs said
Executor to give notice Of the time 80 limited
by publishing this order in newspaper print.
ed in Litch6rld County, and by posting copy
thereof on the public signpost nearest che place
where the said deceased last dwelt. in said New
Milford. A true copy Of Record. srit,l
"37 NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
PRODATE RECORD.


lTNHE Court of Probate Cor the District Q
\ Norfolk has limi,ed aud allowed to Ihs
creditors Of The Estate Of LEVI BARLOW, LAT.
81 N"Ilalk in said OiSiri'', deceased, represent
cd Insolven,, six months from the date her
OF, IN which to exhibit their claims =.
gainst SAID estate; and has appointed Edward
r. Ryan and james c. Swift Commissioners I.
receive, examine and adjust said claims.
Certified by MICHAEL G Mills, judge,
We. the Commissioners above named, heTeb,
give notice that we shall meet to attend 10 the
duties Of our said appointment, at the store of
James C. Swift in said Norfolk on the LET Mon.
day of March 1876. and the Sd Monday of July.
1916, at 2 O'Clock in the afternoon on each If
said days. All claims not presented within said
time. properly attested, will be debarred re:
covery.
Dated at Norfolk the goth day of January
1916 E JAMES g. s sw RF4N' }conn,..
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
1uested to make payment to
81 JOHN HUMPHREY, Administrator.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
NOTICE.

PY virtue Of an order to me directed
- from the Hon. Court of Prob ,te fog
The district Of New. Milford, I will sell al
Public Auction on Wednesday the Sd day
Of March 1915, If not previously disposed
Of at private sale, all the Real Estate and
Personal Properly. which was assigned
to me in trust for the benefit of the ere.
ditors Of SPENCER WARD, an assign.
ing debtor Of said New. Milford, consist
ing Of about 40 acres Of Land, With a
Dwelling House, and other out building s
standing thereon, .sundry articles of far.
ming utensils and Household Furniture
IA House. Cow, Tanning Mill, &c. &C. &c
Sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M
and TO be held on the premises, where
said Ward now resides. Terms made
known on the day Of sale.
JOHN GAYLoRD.
Gaylords Bridge. Jan. 81, 1s46. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

THE Court Of Probate for the District Of
L New-Miltord has limited and allowed "a
the creditors Of Jonathan C. Giddings Of New.
Milford in said District, an insolvent debtor.
SIX months from the date hereof, in which 10
exhibit their claims against said Giddings:-
and has appointed Ebenezer Sanford and Lewis
B. Sherwood, Commissioners to receive, exam.
inc and ADJUST said claims.
Certihed by ---.
NATHANIEL PERRY, Judge.
We, the Commissioners above named. herebv
give notice that we shall meet to attend to the
duties Of our said appointment, at the Office of
Doct G. Fl. ST. John, Gaylord's Bridge. on the
9th day Of March 1916. and the nth day of
July 1916. at 0 o'clock in the forenoon on each
Of said days. All claims NOT presented within
said time, properly attested. will be debarred
a dividend in the estate assigned in trust.
Dated at New Milford the 2eth day of Janu.
airy 1916.
ERENEZER SANFORD,
LEWIS 3, SHERWOOD, Nommrs
All persons indebted TO said Giddings are re.
luested to make payment to
JOHN GAYLORD. SCI
81 JEDEDIAH J. GRAVES, trustees
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
NOTICE.

M =, the subscribers, having been appointed
w oy the honorable Court Of Probate for the
District OF Sharon, Commissioners on the estate
OIL DAVID BEECHER, late of said Sharon. de.
ceased, and the Court having limited and al.
lowed six months from the 27th day of Decem.
Der ls45. for creditors to exhibit their claims a.
gainst SAID estate. will meet to receive and ex-
anime such claims at the Office Of the Town
CLERK IN said Sharon, on the 18th day February
1916. and on the Goth day Of June following. al
one o'clock in the afternoon Of each of said days
'.@'s. a RICHARD SMITH,
DANIEL PARSONS, 1onm rs'
Dated Sharon, Jan. 6, 1876. : e. e Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

4ssSufe Cbugt, Isn. 20, 1876 {
.ITTrON The petition of TnTney Hall a n
" town of Kent, county Of Liiehiielf.si d
slg 20 this Court that he Is Cnaraisn to VI;
IAN .. Stuart, Lewis L. Stuart knd Sarah I,
luaEts all Of Kent. miners. under The az
twenty.ohe years and that said minors are q
owners Of the following described real esfa;
viz: The undivided one eighth part cf al
twenty acres'ol land, lying in Sharon in .
county Of Liichfield aforesaid. and bouhdecz.
follows: on the By highway leading fren ST;
ron meeting house to DIR, John SeaVs' east sps
west by lands owned by TFObridge Loekwo $
ana south by lands owned By Benjamin Liz r.
and John Sears. Said land is held in conn. Or
WIN the other heirs Of Nathaniel Lockwr q
tne younger, deceased, and is the same as W. .
distributed to Polly Stuart, grandmother OF sal
minors, late Of Kent, and now deceaseds-Ths
me interest of said minors in the above desert =
ned land is valued at about twelve dollars, and
sald Guardian showing Just and reasonable
Cause for selling said real estate, prays for a,
order that he may sell the same as per applica.
ton on file dated January Sth, 1896
Ordered, That the foregoing application he
heard at the Probate Office 10 Kent on the 2sth
Gay OF March 1916, at o O'Clock A. Nj . ard
thaf NOTICE thereof be published in newspape,
printed in said county of Litchfield where said
real estate lies, three weeks successfully, at
east six weeks before the time assigned for The
hearing. Certifiedfrom Record,
S5s JOHNSON C. HATCH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
a TO ALL PERSONS
% WHOM THESE PRESENTS

M WuOM THESE PRESENTS
SHALL COME-GREETlNG:
III NOW YE, That we have now on
IN hand. for sale,
100 tons Plaster ground or in the stone
1900 bushels Oats =. ~, ..,
$40 do Corn ... q.
600 do Rye ,suSfived from perr
1000 lbs Smoked hipartiess who resides
Pork and Lard lie llNeighbofhood. and
Also Buckwheahem fer years; jones /.
Meal, Bran, &c, tokSwas q, physician,
assortment Of Dry Coos esost respec:a !
at wholesale and retail, all ~ The diff;
be sold at the lowest market pr, etao.an
Store. or we will deliver the sam e|SSeeoa1
part Of the county adding the usuae
for transportation. Y,
p. s. We have also got the BarringtH
Flo0E,which ve shall TRY to sell as CHEAP,
az our nelghbors do.
PRATT & FOSTER.
West Cornwall, Jan. 8. ls45. 34*
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
LftchffeId County A,,eu,,ow,

Lttchfield County Attention.!
PLASTER! PLASTER! PLASTER
.....-. FARMINGToN CANAL.
THE Subscribers have on hand, and offer f
l. sale
300 tons Nova Scotia Blue. Plaster
1000 barrels Rochester ard Genesee Flour
500 bushels Rock and Turks Island Salt
100 bags Salina do.
IS hhds. Porto Rico and s. C. Molasses
20 chests and half chests Young Hvson, Hy
son. Gunpowder and Black Teas
90 bags old Java Coffee
20 &c Laguyra do
so boxes and half boxes Bunch Raisins
200 kegs Fall River Nails. all sizes
Together with general assortment of
GROCERIES and DRY GOODS,
Boots and Shoes, SC. sc. all of which we are
determined TO sell at small advance from cost
for readypay
H. M. WEIGH s. CO.
Plainville, January 1s4e. 3map
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
R8slsAaon MIarket....Monday, Jan. Sc.

BFighsoa Mechanically, Jan. s..
Al Market, $40 Beef Cattle. $50 Sheep
- Cows & Calves, $50 Swine.
Beef Caftie-Sales ofextra SO; first quality
s5.JO; second quality $4.75 to ); third quality
$50 4.25.
COsCs & C0lUes-Sales noticed al SI6, GIT
SD, - and $3.50.
SheeP-Sales at sI.7j, 225, 1928, AMI one
lot Of 40 Sheep taken At 50.
StCSWe-Sales at wholesale, at and Sc at
retail from l-2 for SOws, to 1-2 for Bar
rows.
N: B.-~We notice four extra Cattle, driven
by Nah Plumb, ESQ.,, Of Fairfield county, CT,
at something over sc, and two beautiful Oxen,
fed by Messrs. Mosley and Bush, Of West6eld.
weighing 400 lbs, taken at $3.50, by Mr.. DAM
iel AtheTton. Quite number of Cattle remain
unsold, Of superior quality, at 8 o'clock.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
MISS m. DOWD

WOULD inform her friends and TIC
w public generally. that she has just
returned fs0m New York with fashion
bile assortment of MILLINERY GOODS
,iz;-Hats, Caps. Ribbons. Flowers.
.'lumes. Laees, Muslin and Cambria d.
ersiugN and Edgings. superior qeallty
Also, Fringss. Gimps, Cords and TassnlS,
sancv Buttons. Comb and Steel Beads.
,hawi Pins, &C. &C. Linen Canshric
ldkea.. Ladies' Gloves and Milts. aHd a
mriety oT articles usually kept In q Nil
.inevy ahlishment. u, 49, .ssi ~.
Norfolk. Oct. Ho.h, lelM ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
Hardware and Cutlery.
SHERMANS &ATWATER

l4s Chapel Street, Neso-H aDen. Conn.
TT EEP constantly on hand a complete
assortment Of American, English
and German Hardware: Tools, House
Keeping articles, Agricultural imple-
ments, Saddlery, Carriage Hardware
with almost every article 10 their i''e'
which they offer at as low prices a. can
he bought In any market.
Nm. B. Carriage Springs and Axles
.Skde 10 order.
~ las Chapel Street.
~ Nssp- BaUeR, COnM
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
NOTICE.

THE following are the Articles Of Agree
L ment of Terry, Porter g. Co., located
in the town of Plymouth, and county Of
Litchheld .,.s. .. w
article l.. The undersigned hereby agree
and do associate together, and form themselves
into joint stock Corporation, according to the
provisions aisd with the powers specified in an
Act entitled 's.an .aet relating 10 Joint Stock
Corporations" passed by the Legislature of the
State oGlConnecticut at their May Session AID.
1887. .... '.,.-iI &a...
Article 2. The name Of the Corporation
shall be called Terry. Porter & Co. -,
article 3. The Capital Stock OF this Ccmpa-
ny shall be and is hereby fixed at eighteen thou
sand dollars to be divided into twenty five dol
lar shares. The object and business Of said
Company u TO be manufacturing and dealing in
Wooden and Cotton Goods, and general mer-
chandizing.
Plymouth, Jan. 1, 1876. 60"
a. HENRY TERRY,
~..f Signed WIN. R. SLADE. r
34s t..4. w., j. LUCIUS P. PORTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

NOTICE is hereby given thar will sell at
~ Public Auction. at the store of the VOL
cottville Manufacturing Company, in Wolcott-
vile, Forty-One SHARES of the Stock Of said
Wolcottville Manufacturing Company.
Sale to commence at IL o'clock on Monday,
the 10th Of February, 1916.
HENRY TERRY.
Plymouth, Feb Q, 1s46 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
Senatorial CONUeNtfOae.
SEVENTEENTH nISTRICT

THE towns composing the 18th Senatorial
District. are hereby notified that Wing Con.
vention will be held at the Hotel of Chalker
Pratt, in West Cornwall. on Wednesday, the
4th day Of March next, at 10 o'clock, A; NJ,
for the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Senator for this district, to be supported at the
coming election. 1t is hoped that each town
will be fully represented
WARREN CONE, Dist. Com.
Norfolk, FEB. 4, 1916.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
DIVISION ORDERS FOR sDDlvISloN MI.
LTTTA.

State Of Connecticut, 80.
MAJOR Generals Office.
SonihbuTy, lIih Jan. lSI6,
"A ION, will assemble at the United States
Hotel, in New Milford, on the 10 day Of Febru-
airy, A. d. 1876. at 10 o'clock IN the morning,
for the trial Of such persnn or persons AS may
be brought before them, TO consist of 10 mem
hers. to wit: 1 Brigadier General, Colonies,
Lieut.. Colonies. and 3 Majors.
Brigadier General VIM T. King, will preside.
The Adjutant Of the 10th Regiment will fur
nIshlanO Orderly to attend and execute the duties
of the Court:
GEORGE D. SHELTON, Major General.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
stoves /! Stoves! Stoves II

stoves ! 9tovesg Stoves II
THE Subscriber takes this method of
u notifying the public that he has just
returned from Albany with additions to
his former assortment OF Stoves, milking
il most complete, embracing almost eve
ry desirable pattern of Cooks and PAR
LoRs. Also q great variety Of
Air. Tight Stoves,
which for beauty and durability cannos
be surpassed. Believing the nimble nine
pence better than tiie slow shilling. the
above articles will be offered the remain
der of the season (for ready pay at con
siderably reduced prices, making Them
extremely low. Also some second hand
FIRE-FRAMES, very cheap.
Copper Sheet Iron. and Tin Work. 10
al It's variety on hand, or made to es.ief
of the best materials and lowest prices
MOSES MORSE. "a
Litchfeld. Jan. s. l548, -
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE,
n THE House. Store, and
N 1Aa L about 10 acres Of choice
H,,,as e: Land adjoining with Barn
S!sessezl!s and OCT buildings, situated
in the town Of Colebrook, lately owned
and improved by Alpha Sage. 1t is well
known as business stand. The build
ings are OF the best kind, replete with ev.
cry convenience for business, and for the
accommodation of a family, and are in
good repair. The property is offered to'
sale at less than half its cost 10 Mr.. Sage
and the terms Of payment made accom-.
modating tn the purchaser. There is M
better location for business in the Town
Apply to z. PRESTON.
Hartford. Jan. 80, l646. 6w31
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
WANTED,
On or about the first OF April,

IN NJ ~ IA NAA y II u ,
IN one who understands all kinds OF
country work, and of steady, temperate
habits, with good refereRces as to char.
acter. DAVID 8. OSBORN.
South Farms, 4 miles vest Of the NEE
ting house. 81
Feb. g. l645,
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

4 MEETING Of the Friends of TEMPER
N ANCE will he held at the Mansion House
in Litch6eld, on Wednesday, FEBRUARY 4th, at
& O'clock P. M, when a few short speeches,
together with number of spirited Temperance
songs may he expected; and last and best of all
a supper will be provided, Of which those who
pay shall partake.
0d- Come one, come all, without distinction
0f party.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

Remarkable Longevity cfG Colored WO-
men.-A servant woman belonging to Jno.
Warfeld, Of Joshua, Of Howard District, di-
ed, says the Newark Advertiser, on Monday
evening last, at the extraordinary age OF
one hundred and t0enty four gears. She
still retained her sight and usual activity till
a few days previous to her death. No doubt
exists respecting her age, as she was raised
in the family of the gentleman above men
toned.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

from his experience. skill and constant
attention to this important branch Of
business. hopes to give general saiisfac.
ton, and receive share of public pat
tronage. Also, on hand, as usual.
Watches. Jewelry. Silver Ware. Music
al instruments, Violin Strings, Tanning
Forks, Shell Combs, Watch Oil, all OF
which will be sold lowto meet the times
r. MERRIMAN.
Litchfield.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
Mt. Holly, N. J. Nov. /, 1915.

MT. Seth W. Fowle,
Dear Sir: Having used DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY. with great
benefit to myself. ! cheerfully comply with
your request to give my testimony in favor oft
Some time since took cold, and it settled on
my lungs; was troubled for several weeks
with a very bad cough. raised blood several
times, and had all the alarming symptoms at
tending confirmed Consumption. | despaired
Of recovery. After trying various remedies in
vain. obtained bottle Of your Balsam; took
three bottles, and to my establishment was en-
tirely cured. attribute my restoration to
health to that medicine alone. All who are
sick or afflicted with pulmonary affections,
would recommend them to try DIR. WISTAR'S
BALSAM Immediately.
THOMAS F, keller
None genuine without the written signature
of |. Butts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
TOO MANY LAWYERS.

\ a great number Of young gentlemen having
baen admitted to practice as counsellors and
Attorneysat Law in New York. the Gazette OF
that city says-'it is a melancholy event, fur it
Is difficult to understand how they can get
bread the number Of the profession in this
city aiready'is d''uhle what il ought to be. Over
go get a precarious existence, and certainly
100 attorneys in this city are almost destitute
and great tax on the profession. Had halt ot
these gentlemen turned their attention 10 farm
sng. or a good mechanical occupation, they
would have been sure Of competency il MT
fortune
4 II is astonishing to Us how many young men
ef respectable talents for other occupations can
feel inclined 10 crowd the learned professions,
and merely vegetate in penury. when agricul-
ture and scientific mechanics furnish SD wide
a field for distinction-so good an opening to
fortune. And yet the young barrister will be
content to waste more than hall his life in the
tedious monotopy OF an Office, grinding out a
scanty subsistence, when the same time spent
in more active labor. might make him veal
thy and practical husbandman. The pursuit
Of agriculture would soon make Of the gentle
man farmer a true philanthropist. and this rank
attained, there would be no end to his health.
full influence. 1t 10 either great abilities, pa.
tient industry, or rare luck which leads to le.
gal distinction and the Pecuniary advantages
accruing from il; but agrI ulture is so init.
matelv connected with the comfort Of mank ind
. and all our social advantages that it may be
embraced az a pursuit with safety BY persons
Of less brilliant gifts. il endowed with prudence
and sagacity. II is our honest conviction. that
Agriculture, the Mechanic Arts, Commerce.
Manufacturing. Civil Engineering. or any Of
the branches Of these occupations. 10 pTefera-
BILE to the Law, especially in the present crew.
ded state of the profession. 1TGns.
MISSISSIPPI q. 8. SENAToRs.-The Le-
7 gislature proceeded to an election of U. s.
, Senators on the 10th inst.
Gen. Henry Stuart Foote is elected TO the
| Senate of the United States for six years
his term beginning on the 4th March, lo47
He received ninety three votes, including
every democratic vote in the Legislature, we
believe.
The Hon. Joseph W. Chalmers, the pre-.
sent Senator, is elected to fill the unexpiref
term of the Hon. Robert J. Walker. Mr.
Chalmers received ninety-six votes-two Of
three votes over the democratic strength.
., N. Y. Journal Of Commerce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
New Winter Goods.

THE Subscriber is now receiving
Il variety Of
WE "" GOODS
suited to the season. which were purchased in
New York during the past week, and as there
has been great falling of in the price of most
kinds OF Goods, will be enabled to otter them to
customers at unusually low prices.
ALSO ...
A good assortment of GROCERIES Of late pur.
chases. which he will offer at small advance
from New York wholesale prices Customers
will find it for their advantage to call, before
purchasing, at the first door west Of the Con-
gregational Church. D. CATLIN.
Litchfield. Dec "a, lS45. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

ERESH RICE, for sale at the store of
Il IS L. ]. SMITH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

to find them; or if you choose to have
them made TO order, ut a fair price, he
will give you your moneys worth. No.
thing shall be left undone that ought to
be done to all who may please to call.
AS for INDIA RUBBERS, the best ar
ticle in the world may be found at his
Store. Please call and see.
N. B. sIf all those patrons whose &C.
counts are due. would call and pay up,
they would much oblige me. If not !
must oblige them.
L. o. MEAFOY,
Fi,sfdoOv East Of Court House.
Litchfield, Jan. I, 1S46. 32
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

The inveterate prejudice heretofore shown
by most persons against medicines which do not
arise under the sanction Of the medical colleges.
isnow rapidly passing away. At thecommence-
ment of the sale Of Mr.. Brinckerhoff's Health
Restorative. every case where it was used faith
fully, closed with such overpowering attesta-
tions as to its merit, that it was impossible to
resist its influence. The estimation in which
it is now held precludes the possibility of its
being ranked with empirical remedies, the pro-
duction Of money-getting jugglers or trafickers
in the miseries Of their fellow. beings. a.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

INDIA RUBBER GOODS
BY THE CASE OR DOZEN
IN ENTS. India Rubber Over Shoes,
OLadies' &c I" 1" "
Ladies' +" I" Buskins.
Ladies' I" Z" Sandals.
India Rubber Horse Covers.
India Rubber Elastics, SC. SC.
Merchants and others in want Of any Of
the above Goods, can be supplied at prices as
low as they can be purchased in New York or
any other market by calling on the subscriber,
directly overthe Post Office.
A. p. P. CAMP.
wv IN ~J@
z n OR 80 more stitchers.
eJU Litchield, Oct. 2Sth.ie15.
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05
20 OR 80 more stitchers.
CU Litch6eld, Oct. 2sth.i si5.

T>OR SALE at L. ]. SMITHS Store, ROCK
l. SALT. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1846-02-05

past favOrs, would
inform bisfriends a nd
the public generally,
thai he still continues
the businessOf Watch