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INSURANCE.
WYE aRoOrRss

THE aRooERs'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
O6ce, No. 81 Wal. coTcsr OF PeaTi-s. q. Z.
CAPITAL tstO,0oe.
THIS COMPANY, having their capital 81 pni ., b
cash, prepared 10 insure 8uiltingA NsrsasstfsA
Household Furniture yesses IN Port their sNxoss, ks
against loss damage by fire. Aso the ksks 81 ialax1
Navigation and transportation, the most fevsrsh,s
tsrus Al lossas promptly sdius,sd and paid.
DfRECTORS.
kuFus Story, MOSES TAYLOR SAMPSON hooak.
PrrEp HARrIN GEORGE ELpEA CHAa BUlEHALyss.
FRANCIS sxIDpy. HRsRY EDry, AAs roafsh
JAS g. WILSON, ALkx- H. GRANT, WV. 4 fosrnA-
Ern gzKRnAs NARsHALL PKPooH, Isaac Q. 1AyLeA.
SAMPSON MOORE rrssidset
J MILTON sMIrE. Secretary. bf@
THE MERCHANTS INSURANCE 90.
nyYHE CITY or NEW-Yohk, ones Ger. u erssn-
" vlch and Dey the North River ssnk. sssa
s.pit, eaOOo Insurance against loss damage by 6rs
CROWEL ApAkk Frssdsat
ssoass W. sAvAss, Secretary. iss q
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MEDICINES

DDYSENTERY-For the cure OF these diseases and
summer Complaint OF children, which II not attended "
leads Cholera theres no remedy gaining higher .pne
tsiou any which justly deserves he eonfdsneo
OF IN community than Bonsslps Drops"
The success attending the uso Of Them In rssoeiptic
and eaewhere bss induced the propnsIou 10 sssa5iss
agencies n Ibis city.
The Pm sdsphs Saturday Courier says; "fhe eject ei
this medic re on Bowel Complaints, however teSss,'s
perfectly mt aculousp
Prepared oy 7. BoNsALL, Druggist South y;s-..:..,
NJ Bold, wholesale and retail, by y. q. WELLS Co. ~
Eishh-av and by tho folio wing agents
JB Dodd III Broadway.
Charles n Ring, cor Broadway and JohnsL
4. Cool, 800 Grand ST.
James McAisier, lil Futonst
H. Wilson, cor Hudson and Hammond sts
Je2 2Ineod-
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TIE
HUDSON MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
CAPITAL 10000 DOLLARS


Ff,HIs COMPANY WAS CHARTERED BY fHn
i slste OF New Josey for the msnufscture Of
0UffA PERCHA GOOD1
yls Bnoes ssOe 5oies, Gas and Water flpes, fuDn{
Hscnine Bes and Driving Bands Fancy Articles, sucb
A frsys Boxes Book binding, Cups, rlssks. Canes.
Whips Balls Picture frames, Decorations for Houses
steamboats, SHIPS and Cars Army and Navy Equipmens
waterproof Caps, Clothing, Gc for nsoisnnE felePaph
Wires &c a. well tho manufacture OF all Kinds o! ndie
Rubber Goods Full pov 10 gwen 70 purchase and bold
real estate power buildings &c for business equal
10 the vanls Of ne country.
Ybs soaTd OF Directors has ordered he books 70 be opsa
I'd on he 0th Of July, foe subscription 70 l9s osp o.
be Company c-
Horcs Is therefore given, mai me BOOKS Of ho comseny
viii be opened 90 she "a. above nen1oasd ~ ne o oes
OF John Thornley, Esq. lOi Chestnntsreel Fnllsdep15
q. he Office Of mo Trenton BANKING Company ffsnoa ~
,cnDuor Of $4,000 dollars In shares OF ~ aonns 49,
,pd Ihsl ne soots viii remain open Tor ofT oAsS vi u
ul TIE v hole amour, 10 taken 49,, r. 10, .,,.s-.
os;es on he Hudson Manufacturing co, III Sfosdvs1
s sAssgg6k1 4 HIT E..sou,. Commit.
John 3. GLEASON Os.N
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INh, nIUHAR DsOr's = YnCr.-ons VI NE sses
Dremodss Of tao ago Dr. RebsTSsoos syrup for ehsl'
en-. cholera uorus complaints snd pals In Ne
Sold Al Dr. rr.phags2s 800 FoArls CtsrIss Il, kisS
lg2 Broadway; Al tao Druygss store f6l dol koosu
sands. 1888 Bowery; Hsydoek, 2ls Pea -si also, Mo-
Uays ITS rulton-sL Brooklyn city fsi Sns
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,RRr DEPARTMENT. NO. 4 HALL or

- RECOROs- sealed proposals. VII De received ~ 'o1s
ofee ur ID Friday, Augusl ON, 1889, oeoeI h.i
For regulating sevenueths g. nom fnhd 70 Isorn ~
psns specifcsiions and al Information hereto can %
lad on Application TO he Contract Cierl o. ns sepsE
merit 'VnN r.uS $1,000
July so 1850. suoet Sou4mss1o.-
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c.pppr nRpaRTuRyr NO. HALL OF

CfHKET DEPAhTWENI rV. . 49, u. =, ~.
RTCORDs-seal. proposals via % REEVE - A-'
80 mil friday August9 ls5o AZ o'eoek, n
10 requisite Eshiy fourth 81 from fnfe 20 IN \,
Plans specifications, ard al niormaoo ~ - nep.I
~ on appresuou 70 lse Cotnscl C,stt ~ -
uent 'SN s,,sst cor ml.ssobef.
Juy - 1870 'N"'
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STREET DxPARrmENr, No. ! Han .. O ti

ssasd proposals viii Be received al Ihis odiee undl
sI,s.y Aug fss0 a. O'Clock N: 70 nag space Heel
80 ',,sro5sh he seewslks Of Tbireouthst from tns
srh Az 10 he Hudson yer, where the sane are nos Cow
ssTsed or pIsnked Psns speehcsrons And AZ n
~ -. Dspurnent JOINT. DODGE, Street comnis'r.
:" ,T iaSS aus
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AUCTION SALES.
q. aAADlnEk. AneioneeE.
lAEnWIN GARDINER,

W BALDWIN NHhDHLEts1Hi
ID Store $50 Broadway, cor. AnAassl -
- Particular Aenuou win be yiyen 70 Isies Of sHnS,
soods Porcelain, faintngA &c Also, rurninre OF ami
gss living 40 house-se epng Also stocks OF asoUiaf
Inrers sc Ar OF which respectfully solicited
Having made an arrangement viii xr. A. G rUrfEh 2.
an, s.essu b. hopes 20 merit The patronage Of bis fronds
and the public Iei HH
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BROOKLYN ITEMS.

bRooKLrs AND JAMAICA PLANK RoAD.-We
learn from an authenticated source, says the Farn
v OF the 9Th, that an RnicAbls arrangement vas
made yesterday between this Company and the
BrooASn and Janaics Railroad Company, by
vh'en she Plank Road between the two places 10
10 be commenced forth ID, and completed in the
month Of November next.
OYSTER CAsE-In Justices Court. IN this vii.
lage last week, before Justice Brailse. there vas
an interesting triEl-Bagiy vs.. Bggiy-similsr 70
The famous Oyster Bay action, reported in Vol
AlN. w endells Reports
Quite q number Of witnesses were sworn and
examined and It appeared tbs. the parties owned
OYSTER beds adjoining each other in the town Of
rInhhg, One OF the witnesses, Carl Hicks, test.
hed 70 me defendant getting oysters within the
range o. the plaintiffs stakes for TWO months-se.
yeral times weekly and a witness named John
noe tesilned TO having seen defendant in his boat
repeatedly rsAing in TIE plaintiffs oyster bed ami
ha'ng oysters II his boat when coming % the
snore. IL was shown, also, that the plaintiff had
USED me bed number Of years, and a. one time
planted hundred bushels Of oysters, and less
quantities 81 other times
The defendants counsel doubted the rizht Of
plalnth TO plant oysters on public soil interfering
Win common hshenes, and toe Jury gave verdict
OF No cause Of sction"
We understand that this cause is 20 20 uo bvsp.
peal amaica Farmer
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n. hookE co. JcDoors q ei4
hsnd Lace Goods have removed W Tho lois " Broad.
rny corner Of CeGarsl and receiving tnef gal sup
civ Of hnasns Embrotdcdes Laoes. Gloves, kbbons.
roo OF bGysrr r1 imDkW'
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PROPOSALS.
arRY Ann rnRWALK RAILROAD.

nANBuRY AND NORWALK RAILROAD.
D-NOTICE TO CONTEMPORARIES pro-
po,as will be received by Tho Directors OF me OanDoy
and Norwsl Railroad Company, al the once OF be Eng-
neer In panbury until The Sd day Of Augua ner for 70:
grading piing masonry and bridging OF ne ~hos OF ssad
rosd-sboul . miles 81. -. IN,
The msps prokes plan and specification Of no work wiz
he ready Tor examination and aof me 10TH day Of Al
The Inc viii be divided into convenient sections OF about
one mile each In length and proposals may 30 n.de Tor
ono or all the seetoLs for he whole worz ncindnf
VIC ~ HARVEY sAITH, Chief Engineer.
III gneers Office Dsnbury, Conn July Y 1850 Jyo lSI'
CROTON AQUEDUCT DEPARTMENT.
NKOTUHDA PARk-To masons- seeled proposs
ipdorsed Proposal for Sewer In fhfeG1 81 VIII % 70
csiyed At the Office Of the Croton Aqleo uet
unul Monday, August 10, al o'clock r " lu.l.
sewer IN fhirieh from Fourh-ay 20 ane 70 GU 80
with he Sewer In LeKingtonaVenue, 70 I7ngn .'0-' -
feet -. a.-,a, "a q, 40 otber
Information can be obtained on aPPnessTnVEs NO
snvveyor Al ms Office NICHOLAS x AN n.
August !, iS5O. lsugs 1901 fresdt Of CrO. az DoY.
CTEEEy pEPAHTHBNT, No Hal Ok o. hsG coo,.
S@a,ed proposals will be received a. ne s,i >
i.,oeeT. bee unnl Saturday, Aug 10 ~ =.
A. sar re-grsdinR setirg curb and fasf @
"a asggfn1 10 The extent which ne SANE IS NV
so Ys,fn gten- Az betv TwenIy-n ano InIIy,
e.h 80 md 10 Thirueth Thirty and Inny secono
~ an he Third and Fourth svenuoa rians sP7Sln
49,, go IN IN formation hereto can be had % sppes
sAr 20 he Conunci Clerk Of this Department
"a Az / lss0. Iausl JOHN DoD6k sueet Comt.
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IN. A. Calklns, ". Y.
Miss NJ. NJ Msgee, N Y.
10. Bro vne, Weslchs sler Co.
jonathan b Kidder, N Y.
c. Z Broadwell, do.
w. ID Huntly, Buffalo.
Mrs. ". ID hunily, do.
VI. Warner, Brsnchyille, N J.
In. p. Lee, Buffalo.
C.. w. Sanders,
] r. w. field, Wil.iamsburgh.
John Perkins, Utica.
Oan'l Holbrook, Rochester.
Elizabeth w Ro5b
isabella Hill,
Anetts Patterson,
Pamela A Conger,
judith PeixO1io,
Mary DOsne,
Cyrlhiana Osborn,
Albert Cone, Astoria
V. M Rice, Buffalo.
A. T. Baldwin Albany.
John w. BOyee, N. \.
J. Niles, do.
! J Henry Baden, DO
WIN. y. Phelps, Albany.
John Wood, Ease eater.
rhos. Jennings, N Y.
C. z. Broad well, ds.
). ID Csrr, Ithaca
Sarah Ann Townsend,N. Y.
Geo. HI. S.ebbins, Brooklyn.
Z. X. HOltOn,
l.. Z. S1les,
G. A Holton,
| ErzaA Chase, Blsuv'le,N
ID. ID. l.. Gender, N. Y.
Barrowf, Buffalo.
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AyrERsOoS SESSION.

AFTERNOON oES5iON'
zoe meeting was called to order by the Presi'
sne Mr.. d P. Lea, Of Buffalo, proceeded to
"e Lectore on tho Profession oiTeachins'
- - Address was heard with marked attention
e'stsihed many excellent passages The Lee
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MIR HOWE Of Westchetter made inquiry relative
70 thsresolutions introduced by MIR Tanning, on the
previous day, in regard to Free Schools. We
have already given these Resolutions in full in our
rp0t Of yesterday.l Mr.. II. considered the CUB
Jet the most important of the members mission
here, and hoped it would not be neglected.
Mr.. VALENTINE of Albany moved the unanimous
hoptOn Of the Resolutions.
Mr.. RICE Of Buffalo called for the reading
hsnbers Of the Association who had arrived at
Me PefUd Of the session had had no opportunity
. laage Of the matter He considered any resolu-
som relative to Free Schools the most i'm portant
@shs's that could come before the Convention.
ihe retolutoDs were then read by Mr. FANNISG,
We mover
NJ AlcE gave them his hearty concurrence.
ice question was taken, and the resolu'
'Dns sefe carried with enthusiastic unsnimty.
mi sPrscER desired 70 call the attention OF the
N'odsdon to some resolutions Of HE own, previous.
sasfec, concerning the propriety Of connecting
esAiy Associations with the State Association.
ihe natter wss ex plsined by Mr.. HAzLEroN on
s'afoi The Committee for the Revision oil the
stfsc'ioD, tovhom the resolutions were referred
~"eect bad been embodied 10 the Constitution
70 motion Of Prof THoNrsos, the Association
eFoceeded to fix the time ADD place Tor the
4. AehGal MeetiDg-the result Of which we nave
~'e announced viz at BoffalO, on the hrst
.'as'day and Thursday Of August, 1851
hier urged the peculiar fitness OF Buffalo, IN
c"efsuon OF its easy access TO teachers and
"s Of Education from Ohio, Pennsylvania and
e"'es-who were, on motion Of Mr. X, cor.
~ invited to attend the next Session Of the As
a0o, and ASSET in its deliberations.
sps Convention than adiourned
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DRMOyAL.-DRs. CHlLDs roRp have removed
II heir okce 50 Chsmsersst Oce noors NON 10 10
O'clock A NJ and from 10 and TO 5, Pm.
fhey have opened Q Medical aud Surgical lnerrnny
where the poor will be aended grauiioasy on fuestaJA
rhursd avs and Saturdays from to II O'Clock, An
Dr. Chds VIII give particular attention 10 dsesses OF ns
chest lungs and heart
eases generally. UU sm
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REMOVAL.

nR. howard n. DIXON Editor Of he scslpel
Jhss removed his consulting ofces 10 ii2 drsnd
door OF 6rosdvay, where he ssnds Once consul
tstons and operative surgery exclusively, o&ee hours
nom 10 TO 5 and TO evenings
The publishing ohee Of The scspelh o. Astor.Hocss.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
kaOusafOMic Railroad:
Summer Arrangement, commencing april gg

ENtlE Cars ON this road run III connr6 tIo'
l. with The New York aud New Haven, ann
Western Railroad.
.M0ynin@ Train for Pi't>heldlcaves Bridge
pert al 10 Al a. IN IN The arrIv'l Of Tho MOI,
n,ng Express Train from New York, the sec
ond Accommodation Train from New Haven
and the Nausaluck TAIN from Winsted
Epening Train leaves Bridgeport tor Pitts.
field at S % p m en- the arrival ct d. m. Ea
press Train from New York AID the 430 {, IN
Train from New Haven and the Naugauck
Tram from Waterbury .5
RETURNING,
First Train leaves Pit,sfield al 80 a. N. :.
and connects al Bridgeport with the Express
Train to New Yoik, at 1875 p. IN. and the
Special Train to New Haven.
Second Train leaves Pnt>ield, at p m
and connects with The Evening Express Train
to New York al s 50 p m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
line, %. the hnIval If the Morning 4, ain from
Albany, aud inlersect tn g 81 P,tsieId Train
a, Van DeuScnvi!le Returning leaves Van
Deuse. vile on the arrival IF the 1910 m
Train from Bridgeport and intersects the West
ern Train for Albany at State line.
F.eight Trains leave Bridgeport at O'Clock,
a. m every morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
TO CLERGYNlN aud SrperinlendenlS Of
Sabbalh SCtl1o.S.

THE PUBLICATIONS OF THE AMERICAN
SUNDAY ScH"L Union, should be nir"duc'
ed INTO The Sabb Ith Schools OF all evangelical
denominations tor the following reasons
ISl, fine, are prepaeed with yrea' cate
I'd, rhey are eatlrety tree iron sectaTian oi'
as
Sd. They are sufficiently numerous and va
Tird IN their character To suit the wants OF all
classes, ages and circumstance IN life
IN, They are se:y cheap Fitiy volumes
adapted TO infant classes. are aotd tor 81 81
S,7. ntI FIVE larger volumes. suited 10 JnveA
lie classes, are sold TER SIS. Two hundred
.t,ii larger. Tor $50, and "a thick volumes iot
80
Will not then every clergyman and 5. SUI
;rrIn.rudeHt see [" II, that their schools are
supplied with these hooks,
TIE >urscrIbrTS wIli keep at all times, a
I'll! -l0p.v ct tire ahnve publications. as well
g. IL .tpars adapted 10 S.bbafh schools, ali OF
sxhlra will De farnlsird as tow as they cah
- s,i1ta ansd IN Boston, New York OF PhIiadet-
psssa-
Catalogues will be furnished at ar early
ang. 10 ali pastors and 50 ,erEntsn'senis who's
s.l.sras. can h. a-seFtainesi. P~rsoas wishln!
4, SnrrhssA 8 : B,,4ks should Bring oF SEM
an -fapAa5ssi~aI Gaia. oglse Of the bof'ks al
s=aay i'm their issrarIe-, ia avoid purchasing
Anoalcates. Address all orders 10
BRI EETT- FULLER 4 CO,
24ssMair ST.. tsaftfard, Conn.
Or H. VI. HUTCHINSON, & CO.,
Springfield, Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10

ON and ar er July 1st, Stages VIII run iron
" LiIchfpld to the Housat"nir Railroad, ss
u!luws, VIZ: Stage wilt leave Litchtirld tn
New MiIia,d on Mondays, Wednesdays am
fr,la,s. a, 7 o'clock. A. NJ. and arrive q
New Milford in time to take the Passenge'
rrain Tor New York or Albany.
Leave New Miliold on TUESDAYS, Thursday
md Satmuays. at / n'cl"ck. Z. NJ or on tn
Arrivaln ri the Passenger Tranfr"m New York
Another S. ag- Will leave West Cornw allf,a
I.itchheld on Monday, Wednesdays and Fri
laws, at 2 O'Clock p VI or on the arrival u
he Passenger Train from New York, and re.
urn on TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS
eav,ng Llchfis!d at o'clock. A. M..thl,
oaking daily ljse from Litchfcld TO III,
! atomic Railroad
'ror Proprietor of this line intends pnttin,
On new Carriages, d as usual good Horse.
and will cuieavnr to merit liberal share I"
public patronage.
EDWARD HART. Proprietor
West Cornwall. June 81, $40. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
Geese Feathers

mHE subscribers have made arrange.
men;s TO keep n constant supply of .
FIRST rate article of GEESE FEATH.
FRS-selected and packed with great
care by ourselves, 10 packages of from
20 to 80 lbs; and will furnish at all time
any quantity from 20Io 1000 lbs. Of quail
ivy they will warrant as good as the bes
at as low prices as cen be purchased o
equal qualify in the State.
S. & l.. HURLBUT.
Winchester. IS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
M Eocts, Shoes, CARERS
T.. atheT &C.
Cheap fol-. L ash at CLOCKS


an A Large and general as
soTthsent CT Boots y Shoes
~H~ received this week. They
we're selected with care, aud
arc ,v,,, lated Z, the presentand pIoach-
inv seasons. among which may be found the
foil wing. tlZ-
Fron 81 IS to % %, 100 pairs French it'T ~.
,nei.d aud Kid slippers, rs cts 10 % ooI
an. cbeap Shippers, all sorts, % to 10 CTS
ia nairs cn,.dren's shues Ill kinds, % to %
emo paIrs mrr " co and leather buskins, iron
75 c,a, to so Leather boots, Polka boo's.
..,,rnrco boots SC, rs 100 pairs Gents Call
B,mls, from l IS tn 90 60 pairs all and
Goat Broeans 50 pairs Kip and G 'whIor
DropauS 100 pal,s boys calf bfogans Jo Ia 10
Gents 900 Geu,s' Caters, ExcelscIors, Sc
usual supply OF Leather, Morocco, LIN
i,gs. Bindings. Lasting, Shoe thread. &c ~
hu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes, at manufacturer
prices.
Particular attention will he paid 10 manu-
featuring custum work FROM French Calf Skin
Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins, o'
ANYTHING OF the kind wanted. A heautlful ar
tjc,e Of Burkskl in for ie,,der leet broad fiji.
lust lcr the lame. A word about Boots and and
'Sho, =, not always though 1T. Ne one ever al"
ar ever can be healthy, sociabtP, amia7ic %
agreeable, with their feet covered WIN r"N>
rttv, p,nchlng. or slouching boots or shoes -
THE reason why is, thai the bloed. passing
m times minute from the heart through the
ieet back to he heart. the channels all CEN
,a-inv in the ieet, if those feet are mol we
ilo,hed. il is sent back unnatural and d'>"r-
iered, causing sickness TO the head, fainines>
10 the heart, aud m.anncsS t" the soul. which
M human being can overcome, No medIclnt
can cure! If ynu doubt IT, aching heads and
,wlnging corns can tell the story All '"|
want of boots or shoes are invited to-
call and examine my assortment, and it they
iind them a little cheaper, aud 'alh-
er better Than can he found elsewhere think
;hey will purchase. No chatge tor showing
CaiI and see. SAMUEL CLoCk'
Lilrhfie,d. West St, May 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
tn. RICHARDS
Custom and Ready-Mads Clothing En-
pOriWm,
AND

pOFIWD1,
AND
GentIemenS OatlittiBg Establishment.
LIST door cast of Wheelcr's Hotel, West st.
Spring and summer Stock OF
Fashionable Clothing,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER BEFORE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
| HAVEtound 1t necessary to move into Wes'
l. Street, aud have taken the stone tuT3erty
occupied by Mr. Samuel Clock which has
iccen II been fixed ny expressly Tor mr, and
AIN nov prepared to give great bargains IN
Custom aud Ready Made Garments ri every
description, TO all who may .av"r m with
theii patronage. have received the most
fashionable assortment oil Spring aud sumner
Goods, ever before offered to this public. My
stock has been selected with great oarc-with
spec Ific reference to the Spring and Summer
trade
Iwould cal the particular attention Of my
customers and The public generally, 10 my
stock Of Dress and Frock Coats. at prices
varying ir an one dollar and twenty five cents
TO eight dollars.
The pnntaIoons manufactured and sold at
this estabil sllment are admitted to be superior
in point O style aud elegance, to those IN any
other establishment here and are sOs6f from one
to seven dnlars.
The ASSORTMENT of ves's embraces all the
new spring and summer styles, from one to
Ave duIla!e
A spiedd assortment of Cloths, Cas-. meres
AMI VestiHos, Of all kinds. by the yard or 10
suit pure ha sers, with full assnltmelt OF tail
or's trimmings, all OF which will hesold tremen-
dous cheap.
gent lemen--your are invited to examine
my SO of goods before purchasn e else.
where, as ] am determined not I" b. underSoid
by nnv man in this purI OF the country.
The fancy department en- braces all that is
new or desirable. in Dugllse French and ltal
ian, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders,
Gloves, ri ali kinds umbrellas and good as
: ortne nj OF plain and fancy shirts hosnms I'D
collars, hos,ar ~. with every 9th article usually
kept in GENTLEMAN OUTFiTrlNG ESTABLISH
MINT,
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
their garn cnts made IN q style not 10 be sur.
passed in fashion or workmanship. and warran
ted TO fit.
Cutting done at short notice,
Spring fash EMS jus, received.
I ieel m er sreat eblisa 'ions to my numer
Gus customers for ller pas, attention, and
rust yclose application o business, anda firm
deierml ,ntion not To he exre!!ed by any estab-
llshmant Of the kin ~ the connrrv, / shall
merit the patronage which has been SO liber
ally bestowed. ~
r. Fl. RICHARDS,
West Street. Litchfield, so
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
Caution EXTRA.

man by the name Of RUEL CLAPP has engaged
with young man Of the name OF 8. 7. townsend,
and nses MS name TO put up Sarsaparilla. which
thew cali IN Tnwnsend's Sarsapara. denOnIinatIngh
GENUINE, Original. etc. This Townsend e no doctor
and never was but was formerly wsrkeT nn rail
ro.as canals and the like Yet he assumes the title
of Dr. for the purpose Of gaining credit Tor what he s
cot He s also sending out cards headed tricks o.
nv name for "a a week. | will give 8. p Townsend
$500 If he will produce SINGLE solitary proof OF
this This is u caution the public mot 70 he deceIveG
and purchase none but the GENUINE oKlGiNAh
OLD Jacob Townsend's Sarsaparilla, having on Il
the Old Drs likeness, his family coat OF arms ana MS
signature across the coat of arms.
JACOB TOWNSEND,
Prineip0l Office, IO2 Nassau ST., NsW York City
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
BOOKS.
For Sac atthis O6ice.

TUT OUt6 UtFTttO OUbOOs
The life and Miscellaneous Writings OF
Nathaniel Chapman, Ii, D., edited by his
I .Ytaer, Daniel Chapman, IL. p.--price
II 90.
The Hand of God in History, by Rev.
Hollis Read. a. M.-Price $l00.
The Life Of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel
hip,nan. Ii. D.; and the Life Of Col. E.
iaan Alle,., bv Jared parks, Ii D., (bolh
&, one volume. price Az cents.
History and Genealogy of the Kilbourr
Family. Price 81.
A Treatise on Agriculture. by u Pact
raj Agriculiuralisi.--piice rs cents.
Lilchfeld, Dec. 10. "
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
MARBLE g. FOSTER.

Purchasers may rely upon all honorable en-.
deayors to merit c~nlluuanceot thai extend
ed patronage which has been so freely bestnw.
ed upon this house for the pasl Is years
The Molio--Large sales and small profits
The nimele sixpence, Sc. has been and il
fully exemolifed in our success For pro-
curing goods of the hest aud latest STYLES at
wholesale cost, our facilities are Superior -
purchased upon speculation out Of season at
reduced prices. And many are in The course
oi manufacture, subject TO our order, which
will be sold at as low rates as by any house in
The United States. IA
~s MARBLE & FOSTER.
New Haven, Aug.S. ID.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-10-10
Notice.

BROKE INTO the enclosure 81
the subscriber IN the S7th Il
August Twenty three Sheep,
with Divers artificial marks part
., n sNslsl ! half crop under side Of the left
e. "a alif il The end ~ ihe right others
xi,Is ! lsalf rrap under side Of the letl ear.
lille some haze 40 ear mark. but marked with
III ~ ashers with red on the extreme part Of
fbeir back
T.he ssgner Il requested 70 prove property
~ charges and fake them away.
Ffs EZEKIEL BEARDSLEY.
Rpxbury, sspl. q 1892 Swie.