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HOLLYWOOD HOUSE.
Eastern shore q s,obsle. nay. Ten Miles soai


last OF the ffy. 1eAs
1NHIs esiab.isbmsst naw uedrsEo.pg mspg an
atiyda AMI npofiaHt l,Us lln VIII pc &is7
completed by tie 18th OF April, end wIl then be- ls
oqaaed the recepton of viito With the I'M
a over thirty nge foons leneiI- and the failiy
aartnets are rendered mere cniioabe than at en-
he Aolrer Batks a well a. The SGh Ygtsrs will b. N
supletc The pfogietnF having reserved ne az
eason from New tenn an is yicpiy lfge aeeaes 2.
ltr0age Tor which he's truly graselus moves sul esee,sz
nam VI viii make him yt tr A nee aae u.
siran boat will BE running hstTeen this place aap
esrly m May. ~ TKaMs menEEATE-
WI tWfspl5 VILLA RI FREEMAN ProDEietor.
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" JAS s. SHAW, Druggist.
as d&Wf Vsranda Caref.
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BAILARD,s HAIR DYE.
6sr1f- .9ttre Naa7 me faurtnr latter frou he cse.

TT ftirlfs aEtice Aea she fslnF laef IFom ne ssl
grated CrsiAirru--
No. Aston HoIsK New Y0RK, Sept. q. 134a
Mr.. NJ baLLAkils Dear Sar--lt Is lnsSies
thai ~ the prsp4rsionA 0Jng Hair have t,sd Mons
pose we'd qud tials
gssss deaf lclb thas sry other. s1ss
fautk solemn thai wort The
ptruna 4 at Who nay " e zehass gras, hF I'd hsE
rtiul autuFn bi the sot-
aud usife Shie tps The har lie sdes cseaat hut
itSEpH GkIRTADORO
sE- For rss b. !. WRIGHT GO. Isl Chsrirs.
rs 2p Ne kssu-s h.r New .A'irsqA
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Recollects
NJ TIE Only Depot for he Sale of DALLEY,S ORIGINAL
ond ONLY GGNgiNE MAGICAL PAIN EXTRA CT0R, il 81
iaFfyes sIreef
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coLEaIAN,s PATENT UNDuLATORY WILL

M IN Cineinnai, d superior york york.
Nl marshp. ard the best Materials FRENcH bgKR
STONES iaE sale hy ,a ,or.ho,.,,,s,.. =, IA.
k7 Planters and Others wanting the Dsst aud eladge-
Cof ai offered in this other market weai1 eo
here, have supiy o. hanl OF the various s.e; 70
sui Sea4u, Water hurss Power. Prices ifofa AVy 70
1900 and varrnie, perform the satisfaction 81 tis
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HARVEY GLEASON, u. s. CossuLs
Foraoar5iag asia Coaaaiissfon Merchant,
Ohaarea, 4 c.,
IxTtii Ali business entrusted 70 him. ana
Nssss Stsas. white CO Mss.rs Paradise ls~rasoa Co.
Small a McGnl. II. a. HesFu, Esq'
1. j. aIrstfr Co. Leouard Nsf;hfNs, Esd
- P.lflsie nTHhrr. Newitrteans- ~ ~
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-. FOR SAN FRANCISCO. t'aiiornia-Th he well
SssSz known fassailng colered and copper fastened
s<==Esss bark ALABAMA. Capt Wall, viii have early
dispatch for the above port and handsomely acco1ino
date few cabin passengers For iieight passage, apply 10
JOHN w. ANDREWS Z Co, 81 Common ST.
fy2 to &, j. MEEKER < CO.. t6 Poytiras street.
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NEW ORLEANS.
SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 2 ,sso

lHE NEArHER.-Summer, without an intro.
doctiou from Spring, has paid us visit, and our
doors are thrown open to bid her welcome. Yes
''rday the streets were thronged with our gay citi-
GEMS IN costume suited to the change, and the pub
lie proInerH'des presented brilliant aud varied
scene displaying tie Kaleidoscope hues OF fashion
as group after group passed on their way
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-03-02

tF~ AVID 5h FenIHg
ing ynir III and lungs iugt th1t
disease Consumption. when soolnK anil hczii reredy
an be oltaius Dr. 4. aDGA RS STRUf Or LIVER
WORT ND TAR For sale
s1s- Sc shrsrtss ,elf on ouisii-. SNIP
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81. lis K --. s. D
r n EEA W lg. 1HEf.sd TIE snf4r
3 ( Ryan s. * 4 pEazst. q
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Az a 4 n sG G6 o coS S1s sa Z ''
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I0ORT WINFA superior article in bottles for sale by
L fy9im KI.TNGENDER n CO., q ST Chares 8.
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, HAMS-4e uerces shays', and Stage & shaFs' Sugar
Cured Hams
TONGUES-4O dozen Beef and Buflso Tongues;
RAISINS-2o0 packages whole, half and Or boxes
FIGS--5o0 drums Eeme Figs;
TEAS-l75 packages Green and Black Tea
CANDLES-13U boxes Sperm and Solar Sperm;
CnoCoLATE-a0 boxes Baker X Mills, No.
COCOA AND BROMA Oo,-l5 boxes;
PICKL ESQ ,lozon Weas Miller & Provost
Underwo0d's PICKLES kETCHuPS, Jelles, Jams,
Prc.eryes and Ground Spices-70 packages;
PIE-FRUHFS and Worcestershire SAUCE
MACCARONl AND YERAlICEII,t-40 boxes;
STARCH-75 bOXes GOlgate's Pearl Starch;
SOAP-FaAcy, Castle and Family Soap-2j0 boxes,
SPERM AND LARD OIL;
FLORANCE AND OLIVE OILS packages.
CRACKERS-Soda Biscuit Maple, Boston and Butter,
tkendaliO Water, Picknick and Wine CraekeTs-lIS
EIsATNaekerel, Goldfish, Herring, Salmon, shad,
Salmon Tongues, etc;
SOUNDS-4JO packages
PIG PORK and Extra MESS BEEF, by the piece or
barrel, etc. etc; tor sale bs
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n IAiE-s0O0 bbs fresh fhomaston Lime for sale By
La HAYMAN \ HOLDEN,
fy23 No 90 Magazine street and II Red Stores
EXCHANGE ON NEW YORK-BHls at five 70
nj, Say ii GSHT II. EI.ffoTT & CO. 90 Gravier 81
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CEAiENT-4OOO bbls. Of various brends, for sale BY
~ HAYMAN s. HOLDEN,
fyi6 No. IS Magazine Street and u Re.i Siorss
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DAGE-For the support of the scroum and tesces This
article useful especially in the Southern States owing
the relaxing OF the climate Ii light and efficient article
Of dress and physical support. Young viii find it COM
fort and safeguard old will prove its utility in prolong-
and inevitable Sold only No. 20 ST. Charles
street. ia2 9dp
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Removal.
TNR. GEO. kELL0GG homeopathic, has Removed his once
IL Residence PERDlDo STREET, nssr the Car
rnton railroad Depot oil Smaip
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iIi.ks Sbawls Caslni-rs French eteIinse
= Cloaks, WISHES, ssaiiiAs. sits ~ Pan and
Sintsr INT ttr fsstF eli vent q
d5 TfiAaaAE fs. i IS - i,sstlses &
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
To Far nerS.

DoUDRETTE-The Lodi ManutacSur.
ing Co, offer to Farmers their New
and improved Poudreue. at the foil" "E Ing
rates viz for one bbl., $2.OO-3 bOls., % U ~
Seven barrels and over at the rate OF $l'W'
per Dbl, delivered on board Of vesse. OF a.
for barrels, carriage or other expense.
r+ This article is the CHEAPEST AND
~csr powERFuL of KNOWN MANUREs. Two
barrels $500 worthy will manure an acre
of corn in the hill, and will bring 4 good
crop on poor ground, without aid from o'h>
er manures.
A pamphle, containing directions for use
and much valuable information ana cer'iu>
Gates. from numerous respectable farmers
IN the limited States, will be forwarded
GRATIS 10 any one applying for the same
POST PAID TO. aTHE LODI MANRFAC :,
firing CO., IS Dey ST., NEW YORK"
New York, March 8. 1850. Wv 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
very Important!

VVNO persons owning mill privilege on small
Il stream of water where they can obtain "a
feet or more fall. in a short distance-aboui IS
feet 10 preferred-ths subscriber will furnish
motive power and fixtures which is acknOwled
ged by nearly or quite all persons who see the
operation to excel all they ha, seen as yet. A
specimen can be seen in the South East part OF
the town Of Canaan. miles from Falls Village.
and in Pine Street, in The town Of Cornwall. 4
miles from Cornwall Bridge, Litchfeld County,
Conn, and IN the South part Of the town Of
Washington, Berkshire County, Mass. niles
East Of Lenox Court House, and in the, Shaker
Village OF New Lebanon, Columbia County, N.
Y. It is simple in its constitution and very per.
manent and durable. II IS peculiarly convenient
for a common saw mill, there is nothing equal
to it, commonly use about IL square inchee
Of water for saw mill and make it saw 100 feet
of boards in 10 minutes.
For further particulars enquire at the Office OF
the Litcbfield Enquirer. OF by letter to the subsbr
Der directed TO Falls Village. Litchfeld County
Conn. or to Daniel ]. Hawkins, New Lebanon
Columbia Co. n. Y. have also very i'm,
portant improvement Tor the Saw frame and
the pitman irons. which warrant to excel ali
others
O-7hc yer, best of reference and informa-
ton will be given on request ty letter OF 9th.
erwise. All letters should be post paid.
II. WlGHTAlAN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Arvjd Dayton,
MANUFACTURER or
Scrap hinfS f. eWelOd6 cas-
Wolcottvi;Ne, Conn.

WOtcOttpitte, Conn.
T'HE Subscriber takes this method Of
- calling the attention OF The public TO
his new improved MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
They are as yet bui little known to the
musical world.
The Subscriber having had seyen years.
experienc in the manufacturing of SERA.
Primes AND MEL0DEnNs. feels entire conf.
dence in recommending them as a durable
and efficient instrument For ihe benefit
Of those residing al distance and conse.
quenlly unable 10 inspect them befUIe
pure hasing, he will endeavor TO give shoR
description Of the Instruments.
TRE SeEAPHINE is an Instrument similar
in appearance 10 that Of Piano Forte the
Key picard is precisely the same. The
Cases are made Of ma hogany and rose wooa
well finished aud the toae; (Which is yc,y
beautifully closely Tesembles thai nf The
Flute Stop of the Organ they can be made
loud or sofl by The use Of the swell pedal,
The Bellows is constructed on a new an d
improved plan; il works with a pedal nm 4
with hut little Inconvenience to the perform
er. The volume OF tone is equal 10 tia, Of
small Organ, and by means of the SWELL
may be Increased or diminished, at The
pleasure of the performer. 1t is sufficiently
loud for small churches, and is wei calcula.
ted for parl0r instrument. II has FIvE
OcrAyEs. from :. ~ Prices from $500
10 $l25.OO.
The IMPROVED NJ ELoDEoN Is an Inslruu0ei:''
OF Four Octaves, oxiendiag from C 10 Cot
much smaller size than that Of Seraphine n
can also be made loud or soft by means On ths
swell pedal. II has Ke, .board sirn,Iar =,
that Of the Seraphine or Piano Forte. Ths
Gases are made Of rose wood and mahovanw
well finished. They are capable Of perln,m;r,s
all parts TO any music in the singing h,oks os
mart hes, waiizes, sc. Price $lS on.
lhese Instruments will keep in tone E,no.,
than almost any other Instrument. They az
made IN strong, substantial banner the
are moi inferior 10 any made or ,,s,d in az
corntry. Hundreds have exaniined ihera .,S
all nave 'een loud in their praise. Eut th.v
are comparatively new Inslr,,tnenf.-. -,
az yet but lille knowr :, a..
musical world, AID 4 is fer this reason thai
call the attention Of all lovers of music 10
them believing that there are lhousands who
would lose NO Time IL securing one. il Navarro
Of Inc existence Of such III Instrument .Rue
indeed they must be seen and heard 10 Be a.
preclated Their extreme cheapness rom.
bined with their practical utility ana riehnes.
OF tone. must coniinus sheirpFesent poDuia,ivv
Al orders promptly szseuted = tie
Maantacturey.
ARYID DAYFOfJ.
Wolcottville. Conn. MGeh. 1881 ~ 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Mgs1CAL INSTRUMENTS +!

DAYTON continues to manufac
t.re sERAPHINES and MELO
DEONs of the very best quality OF
q Q tone and workmanship. His Scra-
phipeo aro made upon principles entirely
nnev,snd ore not inferior to any made or
used in this country. ~
DAYT0N' s IMPROVED ME-
LODEONia admitted by the most com
petent Judges 10 be superior to any Meiode'
on now 10 use. 1t has keyboard SIM
lar TO that OF Piano or Seraphine. Inc
Case is of Rose rood, Black Walnut, ana
Mahogany, and is well flushed. Inc zone
Is verv smooth, and can be made iona OF
soft nv The use of the Swell Pedal. IT, ~
veil adapted to quick or slow music. ine
1ellows e CONSTRUCTED on hew amt ina
nroved plan,-it works with q PedaI' ana
9Th hut lit,le inoon venience 10 the perior-
oer, 1t is easily made portable by iold'"g
he legs underneath.
N. Il. These instruments are we'll adap'
nd tor an accompaniment church choir'
AZ well As for parlor use, and as they are
nade in a strong and substantial manner
he subscriber feels entire confidence in re-
,ommendiug them as adurable and eficien
instrument.
nz- The public are iavi,ed TO call ant
Hamine them.
r%Pianos, Sera phines, and other Mn
deal Instruments, tuned and repaired.
J. DAYTON.
Weleottvills, Cepn., Jsly. tS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Auction Sale !!

ON Fridry, the Gath day Of May next, al Q
" O'Clock Pm, the subscriber will sell to
the highest bidder, a spacious double Dwelling
House and Lot, situated in the centre of tine
village Of Warren. Said house is nearly new
40 feet long, 35 wide, and two s,orieshigh. A
part can be converted into store or adapted
to any mechanical pursuit, and still have am
pie room for family. As there is at present
but one store in the place, the attention at the
en,erprizing man sfhusiness, whe,h. with a
large or small capital, i. particularly invited
10 this sale. J. C. HOWARD.
Warren, Aprii Is 80
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
CHEAP CASH


NNHOMAS LORD. Wholesale ana seIsil
dealer in Foreign and Domestic M.ol-
cines, Drugs, Chemicals. Patent MeoIc.nes
Imported Lseehes, Strengthening F'S''''''
ShakeFs' Herbs and Extracts.
Paints, Oils, Window Glass,
yarnishes, Spirits TurpeniiNe, Brushes Putty,
DYE Woods, Dye Sluffs, Sperm. Lamp ana Lsro
Oils. Spirits Gas, Camphene, POtashes' INKS
Backing, &C.. SC ~.
Reference to r. B. Mason. Esq., Superin-
tendant and Engineer N. Y. and nh. 4. X
pum,o HuRD, Esq., Supt. and Eng'r Nauga'
tut r, R. CHAs. WATERBURY,, Esq, CnEdue'
tor Naugaiuc X.
bridgeport, Julie 20, lS49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
y DGaftOn.
Keeps ON Hand a General Assorfme
4eAMSteaI INSTRUMENTS,


4eaMSteal INSTRUMENTS,
CONSISTING Of
r. Ollns, Bass ViOls, AccOrdeOns, Tam
borineS; Castanets,
,gsr;ngs for all binds Of Instruments
puas. APRONS, BRIDGES, BOWS, cLAR1-
OMIT REEDS, TUN1Ne FORKS, Ros1S'
PIANO WIRE, SHEET MUSIC,
1NaTRUoT1oH BOOKS,
&C., &C., &c.,
Persons DESTROYS of obtaining lnstrn-
naents at the lowest price, are respectfully
invited to call and sxaniae for themselves
INSTRUCTION given upon the Piano Forte,
Organ, Ssraphips. NslSdeon. Bass VOL
and in Thorough Bass. Piano Eortes,,
Organs, sad ethsr Instruments 11sed
~ J. DAYTON.
Wolsottyills, October, ls49.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23

GUMMER ARRANGEMkNI,
Comnencinn AnrI PM, letO.

HUMMEh A1thANO6A
Commencing April 24th, 1850.
E1IRST passenger train will leave Bridgeport
for Waterbury al 10, IS q. m, or On the
arrival Of the 8 q. m. Express Tram tEom New
York, connecting at SlFaiiord wish the s'0V
a, m. train from New Haven.
"a Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport ieT
Win4ted, at $40 p. m. or on the arrival 81 We
thee AS p m. Express Train from New fotk'
connecting at Stafford with the 4'SV p. Nc
Train from New Haven.
i"IErei0I,t train wIlh passenger car attached
wi II leave Bidgepotii0F Winsted al 20 =. N.
I'd Freight Train with passenger car attach
ed will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury at g.
o. =. IN.
ReEGgs'1e6aggs
First passenger train will leave WinSted At
ITO n connecting al the junction with
special train to New Haven, and arrive at
Bridgcv., IN time fer the passengers to take
the 10 30 a. m. trs in to New York. and Trains
10 Hartford. Albany, Pitts6eld, and Stations on
the Housatonic Railroad,
ID Passenger Train will leave Waterbury az
| :. 30 a M, connecting at the Junction with tbs
special train TO New Haven and Hartford. and
arrive in Bridgeport in time for passengers to-
! to take the a m Train to New Yosl&
Sd Passenger Train will leave Waterbury
| at 3. IS D. M. connecting Win the Express
Train t. New Haven. Hartford and BOsios,
the Is Train to New York and Evening Train
to Pitts6eld.
Freight train with Passenger Car attached
viii leave Winsted at 40 p. m. and arrive i"
Bridgeport in time tor the $50 p. m. Train 70
New Haven, and Evening Train to New York.
STAGES
From Litchield will connect with the Pas
senger Train which leave Winsted at ITO a.
IN and Bridgeport at 10 NJ. at the Itch
field Station.
Stage. will also connect at Winsted rem
Hiichcocksvile and New Boston. and at Hum
phr .ysville from Woodbury., SSOuthbury. ana
Oxford. TX.
Hotchkiss' stage for Wa.ertcwn will conss
meet with the Sal m Train from Waterbury
and lO.25 q. m. Train from Bridgeport. daily
and on Tuestlays and Saturdays with The $. 10
o m train from Bridgeport.
A Freight Train from New Haven. andths
Steamer Roger Williams.
from New York. will connec, wiihfhs Freight
T, aims on this Road. Freight Will
3billed fiom each station for New York, New
Haven and Bridgeport
Time aejaen Trains Leovs Stations.
BRIDGEPORT TO W,LNSTED.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Steam Englnes and BOilers

A RE made and repaired on the :hoEies' no.
"A tice by the subscriber. Skating snn Wa
chinery OF al kinds made to order; Css.ns
furnished Of the best quality, and extremely
low.
Kumble's Patent Machine, Stretched
Leather Belts. Also, Chain Pumps or water
Elevators. wholesale and Telail.
TOOLS, PAT IEKNS, DIES, and all KINDS
of work usually done in a machine shop Done
in STYLE which cannot tail Ia suIt customers
GAS. STEAM aud WATER PIPES always On
hand. AANON AiLOOO''
No, 4 Howardst. New Haven,
December LIST. IS40
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Curtis Il. North.
OFFICE OF THE
Moriden Insurance Agency,

WEST MERIDEN, CONN.
agent for the
Etna, Protection, and Hartford Fire Insu-
rance Companies, Hartford. CT.
Washington Co. Granville, N, Y.
Equitable. Concord, N H. r...
Connecticut Lille, Insurance Company Hart
ford.
Philadelphia, Health Insurance Company,
Philadelphia.
Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Company.
New York.
Stamford Health Insurance Company, $ tam
ford Conn. f43
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Stock of Goods for Sale.

THE Stock of Goods belonging to BOLLES
r. WELL is Offer ed for sale ENTIRE on Iae
vorable terms, to close up the business. In
the meantime the subscriber will sell to suit
customers.
GaOd bargains may be had for CASH
lJ-Those who have accounts are respect
fully requested to settle up.
Litchfeld, Feb. 18th 1850.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
PROTECTION
Insurance Company.

HARTFORD, CONN.
TNHE subscriber having been appointed an
l. agent Of the above Company, ofersto in
sure Houses, Stores, Mills, Factories, Barns,
and their contents, and all other descriptions
Of insurable property against loss or damage by
fire, at rates OF premium as low as any other
similar institution.
CT. DAVIS, Agent
Litchfield, 1s4e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
.DAGUBRRBOIYPDS

KY.LlGHT Daguerreoiype Likenesses.
- which for lifelike expression, depth of
tone and durability cannot be surpassed may
be obtained at reasonable prices by calling on
the subscriber at his rooms in Coe l. Ostrum's
building, Wolcottville; where he will remain
fer short time Pictures Of all sizes taken
and neatly inserted in Cases. Frames, Iockeis,
Pins or RiRgs. Light eyes taken as perfect;
as dark ones. Likeneases cf sick or deceased
persons, Landscapes sc. taken in any part Of
the county. Instruction given in the art. and
all the recent improvements taught. Apps
ratus furnished at The lowest prices.
L D. RITTON.
Wolcottville, April 18th. 1880. iiSo
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
mi 1ur p1UAL
Life Insurance Company
nE RAT.TTM0R

Lille insurance company
OF BALTIMORE.
NEW ENGLAND BRANCH, 25 DOane
IN Street, Boston. GEORGE Nj. CHALwlLl..
General Agent iorNew England,
Sub. Agency Of Woodbury., Conn. William
Cothren, ESQ, Agent.
Garwood Fl. Atwood, NJ. D., Examining
Ply stefan
Local Board of Trustees TO, .Nrto England
Branch.
DANIEL DESHON, President.
C. F. Adams, Col. VIM. Schouler,
Rev'd. s. X. Lothrop, Col. N. A. Thompson
Ephraim Lombard, Thomas Groom,
John Schopler, William w. Warren.
Funds sufficient to meet the expected losses
Of this Branch from its present business, are
now invested ia New England. under the SUI
peIvision OF the Local Board Of Trustees by
whom the securities are holden. and the same
will be done from month to month hereafter.
Per order: GEO. M. CHALWILL,
General Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
For Sale !!

NHE Shop. and water power connect.
u ed with -it,-Said premises : - s;,ue ,
on Or near the lipe If the Manganese SsSsdss3S
10 the village Of W6lcotls.lls T6e Sh"'. ; =
80 oy 80 fee. two stosies high, with = 49, =
ditch which is entitled TO one half Of The S 3.
ter o. the Naugatuck river, and about ~ !
acres % land The above will be sold oh Il
as me owner wishes to try his luck amonv ~
gold diggings Of California. -"s tue
Tot luther particulars enquire Of JAMES
Of W9lcoltyille. H''" - V4afAFSs'A ANS
April ~, 1850, Il ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
Groceries, Refreshments.
&c.


II DWARD o. PECK, having entrusted the
IL management OF his Grocery to the sub
scrlber would take this opportunity to inform
his friends and the public generally, that he
has made many addition, and improvements
to his stock of GROCERIES, CONNECTION
ARIES. REFRESHMENTS, sc. The hes: of
SMALL BEER. { of all XII, ds,) PORTER.
pf an excellent quality, and various other sum-
mer and winter drinks. kept constantly on
hand. FRUITS, CANDIES, NUTS, PIES,
CAKES. &C.. SC. &c, always fresh, and Of
superior qualities, ready for every supply, at
short notice. cheap FOR cash o. OY STEERS,
cooked to suit the most fastidious tastes, in
style not TO be surpassed. Gentlemen who
wish to be euited in NEST satisfactory man.
ner and on the mos. reasonable terms. will do
well to call at the Grocery, in the basement Of
s p. B0I.LES Store. West St.
ISAAC STEVENS, Agent.
LiichReld. May Cd. 1850. 4w52
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-05-23
American Chain Pump Fac

American Chain Pump Fac
tory.
THE subscriber is prepared to furnish at
i wholesale or retail Chain Pumps in any
quantity. Chain, Wheels, Tubes, &C., sent
to any part Of the country by Rail Road. The
best Of Chain and Wheels sold at the veiy
lowest cash prices. Call and see.
WANTED-A good Blacksmith, to do
Country work, and Forge Tor Machine Shop.
ii. BALDWIN.
Washington, Feb. 2, 1850. 40
NEW BOOKS-PhiIo and Evangelical {:
~ by the author OF Margaret.
Representative Men by Ralph Waldo
Emerson.
Fro,hingham's Siege OF Boston, with
maps and plates.
Just received and for sale by
H. s. PARSONS & Co.
IS 2Asylum street, Hartford.