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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
JUST RECEIVED

At SrEvHAs's HARDWARE STOREs oornv
n Of Thames and Nh streets, large assortment
of Hardware, Of every description, consisting in
part Of Pen and Pocket Knives; Pruning do; Scis-
sors of all Kin -; Button-holc and Lamp do; Ia
bile Cutlery Ivory handle Dinner and Dessert
Knives; Bnck horn imitation q, ; Carycrs and
Forks to match; Brace and Bits; Saws, some
very superior; Hatchcts; Hammers; Planes F;
Gauges Chisscls: Centre and Anger Bits /;
Drawing Knives; RrJes--box-wood ivory, brass,
round and plain; Try Squares; Spirit Levels,
iron aud mahogany; Coach Wrcahes; Grind
Stone Rollers; oil and sand Stones.
Builders and Ho'Ds Furnishing Goo3s.
Morticc Locks; Iatchcs mineral a"l rose
wood Knobs imitation do; cast aud wrought iron
shop and House Door Lachcs; Bell Pulls ,nd
fixtures; Door Spr,ngs; iron and Grass Butts
Butts and Screws; iron. brass a.d copper Vine;
floor, scrub dust, stoyc, shoe AID window Brus
c.; Feather Dsstcrs Britannia and Japan Lamps
do. Candicsicks; Milk Boacrs; Family Grind
stones, Butter Mounds Coffee Mills Enamcllc,'
Kettles Sauce Pans; POuingcrs aud Wash-hand
Basins.
Nautical and Mathematical Instruments Charts +,
Telescopes Compasscs Quadrants Parallel
RuIcs, Ship Mastrrs Assistant; Bunts Cuas,
Pilot; Log Rocks, &c.
Also, kept constantly on hand, BoraS, and al
ilcs of Emery. apr29
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

DARNUM'S Parnasscns being Conhd.n''. D''
ID olo,uc. Of the Prize Committee on the Jenny
Lind song. Price % cents.
Margaret Perc,ysi, in America n Tale edited by
NewEssland Minister A. u. being a sequel to
Margaret Peroival a Tale edited by Rev. William
Sewall, n. A.
The Initials, story NJ Modern Life.
New ,upplies receivedhy WM. W Tbbk,
s,p23. - 1hsne'-s
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

A Jesuits College is being built in
New York. II will be four stories high
and will accommodate about 200 stu
dents. The final cost will be about
$4,000.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

NyThe statement that two carrier
pigeons had arrived at Ayr, from Sir
John Ross, is pronounced by the Lon
don Tunes a hoax.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
REMOVAI.


" q. 4. HAZARD, would rspcc,fuly nfJtn
". his friends aud the public, that he has re-
moved his Stock Of Drugs, Medicines, &c to
Store No. l37-ncxt North Of the Post Ofiic, -
where he will keep constantly supplied with fresh
and general assortment Of Drugs, Mdien,s, Dve
.Sutts, Perfam0y and Fancy Goods, at reasona-.
bIc prices.
Particular attention paid to Physiciun,' Pre-
scrptions.
Medicine sent to. an, part Of the bwn, without,
extra charge.
Mr.. II. feeling grateful f,n past Eiy'rs, rcnuns
his sincere thanks To. has friends and customers.
and l"Irs by cE,s" attention tn business, and en-
dcavorng to serve tru. aud the public faithfully,
10 meet with tusti,ssd share of patronage.
4 cu,sian, supply II the nn-s approved AMI
pT,ular Pnisat Mfd,ci.ss, oan H. tUmd at this es-
taslialimrnt.
M~lrim Chests for ship. and Families, p,t
up w'rh nratness and despatch apr26
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

rTSix hundred thousand passengers
ave passed over tho Hudson River
Railroad since it commenced operations,
a little more than nine months ago.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

rI'IIE subscriber has been appointed by the Nour,
i of Probate Of Charlcstown, Admi2istra'o' o'
the estate Of Dorca- Kenyon late of sai! town.
deceased, and is qualified 10 act. All pcfs"ns
having claims against sad estate are requested "
present them, and all pcrsons owing said estate
are requested TO settle forthwith.
WILLIAM GREENMAN, Adm'str
Charl..tun Nov. 7th 1880
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

nj-A bill has been introduced into the
North Carolina Legislature, taxing
Northern manufactures brought into
that State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

pThe Emperor of Russia is max
ing preparations to have a tunnel bored
under the river Neva.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

John B. Preston, Esq, Of ST. Louis,
has been appointed Surveyor General
OF Oregon.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
l.. tt. W NAN,
n. York, Sept. 3, 1919 80 Burling Slip.

The following certificate Is from Mr.. Brady, the
celebrated Dagerreotypist;
Having been afflicted very severely with Dys-
pcp.ia, together with extreme weakness he wis
advised to take liutchings' Dyspepsia Bttcrs,
and have every reason To believe il has perfect,
cured me. have felt no symptoms Of a return oi
the disease and believe from the effect il had on
me that IL will cure the worst cases of Dyspepsia.
NJ. b. BRADY,
no. 205 Broadway, \. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

The Tribune expresses the opinion that
Gen. Houston ofTexas, will be the next
Democratic candidate for President.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
DYE HOUSE FOR SALE

THE Dye house, Dwelling house, Shop and
dyeing apparatus, known as the
NEWPORT COUNTY DYE HOUSE.
situated Tanner street. is offered for sale, clear
Of all incumbcrences together with the good will Of
the same. The proprietor only object in wishing
10 sell it, is his wish to move from the town. II
will be sold at low price and on reasonable terms
il Offers a great inducement to any one wishing To
engage in the business, as il is doing good bust
ness which the proprietor will prove to any one
wishing to purchase; for further particulars apply
on the premises TO
nov2S. 6m. JOHN II, CLEGG,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

The Proprietor Of this m,l,cinc has received
many other certificates of cures, equally rcInarka-
be of the various diseases for which this prepar-
alton is applicable; but the above deemed ne
ccssary to satisfy any unprejudiccd mind Of its
value and superiority above All other preparations,
Principal office. l22 I4!on-st., \. V, up
stairs.
Price, 30 cents per hottie, orr bottles Tor 2,&.
C.G. &. HAZARD,
noyI Ages, for Newport
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

bJudson Hutchinson is now per-
fectly recovered.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
CHEAP CASH STORE,

Tor keeping the largest and bet sciccud si"'k II
the most desirable goods. will b- improved from
AN examination Of the present Large asrort'ncm.
The stock embraces decidedly the BFST
THICK, DOUBLE KIP, GRAIN AND CALF
BOOTS, AND BROGANS, which he has ever
produced, and he has a large number of names "i
Farmers oa Rhode Island and in the We-teru
District Of this State, who can tesIii, 10 the 80.
perinr quality of his THICK and DOUBLE
WATER PROOF BOOTS.
The goods have all been received withina lew
days, from the Eastern Factories, in one Of which
he is interested, aud had a large portion OF his
stock manufactured expressly for this market un-
der ihe supervision Of one who is well acquainted
with the description Of goods requiied for thi
section Of country. Having also purchased
largely for cash, he is prepared 10 sell on shh
reasonable terms ar must please and prove 20 the
purchaser that he successfully compete With
any in the Stae.
o. Country Merchants will please give him
call, as he will supply you well, out oi his large
stock now ON had
The attention Of the Ladies IL invited 10 his
large assortment of Fall and Winter Buskins and
Cater Boots which will be sold very low.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
R j B B ( R s .

Every description Of Ladies' Gentlemen. and
Chillrens' Rubbcrs, may bc had by the dozen or
single pair at the lowest Factory prices.
All he asks Of yos is to call and examine his
ynods ,t tho
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
Millinery Establishment.

THE Ladies OF Newport and vicinity are
respectfully informed that We have now
opened our new and fashionable millinery
Goods. And every effort will be made 10
please them in style, quality and Price
We have the largest and best assortment oi
Ribbons that we ever offered, and some ei :
tircly new styles. Much attention viii be
given in altering and cleaning ole Bonneh.
IRA FRENCH,
I32 Thames-st.
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CHAP CASH
BOOT and SHOE
STORE.

No. l73 Thames street, corner Of Market Square
NEWPORT.
Sept. 26, #.
n. B. The subscriber is il in want Of aclerk
in his shoe store, from u to Is years old. One
who will devote his whole attention To the busi-
ness, who ID honest and intelligent, would give
satisfaction GEO. II. NORMAN.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05
GREAT AMERICAN REMEDY.

VEGETABLE DYSPEPSIA BITTERS, a
' sure, speedy and permanent cure for Dyspep-
sia in its worst forms. This medicine will lie
found to cure all complaints arising from disorders
Of the stomach and bowels, billiousrmss, yclowncss
Of the skin, Liver complaints, Debility, Headache
Nervousness, Low Spirits, PalPl,ation oi the
Heart, Costivcncss, Sc. SC. Please read the
following certificate;
Read the following from An eminent physician;
The undersigned being acquainted with some of
the ingredients Of IIutchings' Vegetable Dyspepsia
Bitters, and having used it for some time IN his
practice with every desired effect, he recommend,
this medicine from the certainty "i It's effect, and
gives il preference all preparations IN med-
icinc for that distressing complaint, Dyspepsia
+. HARDENBERCII, NJ. d.,
No. ! Beach street, n. Y.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

Upon application the New England Tea Com
yany, Boston dealers can obtain teas the most
favorable terms, and in packages of every siss. -
Orders by Express y, mnptly attended to.
NEW ENGLAND TEA COMPANY.
1870 Washington Street. Bosion.
81 Westminster Street, Pro,id.no.
sspT-8su.
To LET.
A small tcnamcnt in pu,e Str~t; hn'ncdirts pos
session given; apply to Janij X. y. Len
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

From Luther 4. Wyman, Esq, late President
Of New York Musical Society, now Of Brooklyn:
The undersigned was afflicted with Dyspepsia
Of the worst form for one year and half during
a greater portion Of which time he made use oi no
remedies, but suffered the disease to take care oi
itself. until he was recommended to try Hutch
ings' Dyspepsia Bitters; he very soon derived
benefit from the Of few bottles Of this medi
cine and now considers himself entirely well.
The undersigned has every confidence IN the
efficiency Of Imchings' Bittcrs for the oi this
troublesome aud dangerous complaint. and he
has 10 hesitation in recommending it ia "A most
xalnable mcdicinc.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

NEW GOODS just received from New york.
~ = consignment, NJ drab B.avcr Clo,h, super
,wilcd black Broadcluth, black Doc,kins, Sst,-
nett, a.. Al-o, plaid sll wool Shawb new siyIr.
Countcrpaincs. Gallo ;, brown Shectirgs. bleach.
cd Shrtinc-, glazed Csmbric, LINEN, Russi, D,a-
pcr, i.incn Cambrck M,nlkcrchicfs, Red and
While Pongce. do, &c.
The s,pvc goods w br spld ,ur'meiy isy u
called ior suon NJ 'hr tuc,'or S,w-. Iio Thames
Street. l,ug27l sAML. n rARkLR-
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TO no 4 y r. 4 T. r HE n y
LANGLEY & BENNETT

Would most respectfully re,,-es, ,so-s Who are
alout purchasing furniture Of any description, 10
call at their Ware E,oms, No. NJ, Franklin ST.,
aud examine their stock and prices. Or present
assortment consists Of Frcwh Sofas, Dixans, Ot-
tomans, Centre aud Pier Tables, tlso, Tcpoy, or
Vase Tables, Whatnots, Marble top, db !; Bureaus
ofMahosany aud Black Walnut, cnchIssds'rads.
Cottage, do, spring seat Mahogany Chairs, large
Arm. do, Mahogany Rocking, do, new s'ylc.---
Also, very large lo, ol common and low priced
Furniture from the bcsi manufacturers, such M
Bureaus, Bcdscads Fan, and wood -cot Chairs,
Wooden Ware AMI kiichco Furnishing Goods ot
,li kinds necessary Tor those about commenting
housekeeping. Don't forget the place, No. w
Franklin street.
~. Ra,iy made Cofins constantly onhsnd.
or made toor,cr at short notice.
iuly ~. ~ LANGLEY & BENNETT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

NEW AND CHOICE
GREEN AND BLACK TEAS,
Just r,cr,,d per sh,p ToL,f, from Canton,
coo CHESTS AND HALF tHES'RS, "a
OUU every doso,iptiss, cou.istng of
Oo'oong, ''unp"~dur.
Ninuoug, H,,on,
Swchong, Numg byson,
Impcrml. md
Orange rccss, st flowrrs d Bhek Tea. i~'.s
the 6ncst Ifuk Tea imp"',od.
The abnse Teas are ~ Nsrn,, ~ r.'lser',
conprsing inc and os,rs hpe qualities, 'mr"r'ed
expressly ior ous isadc. all of whwh sr ohsfe' ~
whol-salc and Retail. y, New ymt p,w-r.
un,t NEWTON BROTHERS
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1850-12-05

WIN. G. COZZENS & co.
HAVE opened further supply of Seasonablc
IL Goods within the last weck.-Assortmcnt
complete and for sale very cheap
n0v2S. 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18
Naugatuck r Railroad,

Commemei,,0 ADrN 24th. 1880,

Commencing Aprit 24th, 1850.
rHlRS1 passenger tram willie BEideePoil
Il tor Waterbury Al l0,25 q. m, or va tbs
AZ rival ot the q. N Express rIain from New
Ymk, connecting at SiTati0Fd with the go
"a. m. tram IRON New Haven.
Cd Passenger Train will leave Bridgeport to'
|Winsted, at STOP. m or on the arrival OF th'
Ilhe2,A5 p m Express Train from New York
connecting al Stafford with the 30 p. ~.
rraim irnln New Haven. ....r
lstFreight train with passenger car attached
will leave RidgtpoItlOr Win>ted at 20 a. H.
"a Freight Train with passenger car attach
I'd will leave BridgePo, for Waterbury al 8.
u ia.
ReEsU19a61lS.
First passenger train Will leave WinstFd al
&, 10 a IN {, coaneciing at the junction with I;
special train 10 New Haven, and arrive
Bridgep, IN time Gr the passengers I" TAX
sthe 1870 a. m. ", in to New York. and Trai"'
10 Hartford. ALBANY, Piit-6eld, ami Stations "'
The tlousal"nic Railroad.
! I'd Passenger Tam will leave Waterbury al
) 81 m, connecting at the Junction with The
special train &c New Haven aud Hartford. ant
arrive in Bridgeport in tim" for passengers I,
10 take the a m Train to New York.
I Sd Passenger Tain will leave Waierbur,
4 u 3.3j p. M. connecting with the Fxpres
Train Z. New Havru. Hartford and Boston
sthe Strain 10 New York and Evening Train
ia Pl,'s6-ld.
/ FGei&hi train with Passenger Car aitachrt
vi leave Winsied at 40 y. m. and arrive i.
bridgeport in time ioT the {, so p. IN. Train t,
New Haven, and Evening Train I" New York
STAGES
From L,ich6eld viii ennect with tkp Pas
senger Tram which leave WinSted at 7 10 a
Sm AID Bridgeport al ) 10 p Ia. al the Li:ch
Field Station.
Stages will also coNnsct at Winsica ir.n
Hiichcocksville and New Boston, and at Hum
4 ,hreysvitle ir,,ln Woodbury., Suulhbur,. ana
9Oxf I'D.
a 1otchkiss' stage fcr Wa'ert wn will en-
! u 4ct " tn the Sal a m Train i,om WaierbuI,
land 1925 a. IN. Train tom Btidgep@rt. daily
I and n Tuesdays and Saturdays with The Il
! . IN train from Bridgeport.
A Freight Train frcm New Faven, and IN,
I. Steamer Roger Williams,
lfrom New York. will Connect with the FreisI'
ssT,alns on this Read Flelgll will
billed fiom each station for New York, NV
aHavrn AID Bridgeport.
Time when Trains Leaue Stations.
BRIDGEPORT TO ULvS7ED
d. - p
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

~. -. BAtAA
CasteMs md Reofv:N Mode C1otkiM0 Eve
pOFiWns, ~
AND
Quitting Establishment.
st door east of Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
Spring and ummer Stock of
Fashionable CI0thing,
AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EYER prrokE
AT THIS ESTABLISHMENT.
HAVE found il necessary 10 move inIo Weat
l. Street, and have taken the slO,e turmetlv
ccupIedby Mr. Samuel Clock which has
ecen'ly been fixed ~ expressly iog me, and 1
IN now prepared To- give great bargains itp
ust"m aud Ready Mad. Garments Of every
description, 10 all wEo may favor m with
heiI patronage. have received the mrst
ashlonabie assortment OF Spring and Summer
'"eds. ever before "fiFTed 60 this public. NY
Hock mas neeh selected with great raTe--wiIh
't'ade --''
would cal the particular attention Of my
.usi"mers and The public generally, 10 m v
sock OF Dress and Frock Coats at prices
vaIyIne ir'In one do lar and twenty Eve ceQla
The pan'alo"ns manufactured and soId "A
ms establishment are admitted IL be superior,
= point OF siye and elegance. 10 ,h"se ~ sns
other establishment here and are sold from oSS
seven dollars. - v
The assortment Oi vesss ernbyace, aN,hs
Iew spring and summer aiyIes, iron, one 10
five dnlla.e ~
Spitdd assortment OF { ;oths, Cas-: irDeres
an Ees'inss. OF all kinds. by the ward or 70
SUIT puTchasers, with tuM ass hItmen ut OF tall
adous cheap
uent emen-yOur are invited to examine
my sock OF goods before purchasing else.
where, as am determined NOT T., b.. unSerxol d
Oy Mnv man N tn pUri Oi the country.
In" fancy department embraces all that il
new "r desilabie, in Duglsr. French and ltal-
Eian, O'ack and tancv silk CravaIs, SUSIE ders,
G!oves, at all Kinds. umbrellas arid road "a.
Ssoitme ut Of piai'fand fancy sItrts kos,.nss sud
c"llars, hoslarv, with every 9th r article nsuaIiv
] Kept IN GENTLEMAK's QUITTING EsrABIIsn-
MINT.
Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have
Sther saru cnts made IN a STYLE not 40 be sur.
passed. IN fashon Or workmalisli., ), aud wa IRAN
4 ted 10 fl.
CH'lrg done AZ short no,iee,
Spring fash'ens just received
Ice unt er .reat bliea. ons tn r,,t M, - >. 3
Gus listeners tar n cir past a,tenron ~,
rust by chse application 10 au.int SO. and f, n,
t,' I"'i"ation rot tut e excited hy any esiEb
: Ii>hlnfnt at The kin ,t the country, j sha I
merit the patronage which has teen 70 lIl,e {.
ally bestowed. -
T; II. RICHARDS,
est Sidct, 1Acll field 50
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

r. Boots, shoes, Caters
Leather GLcs
Cheap for Cash az Clocks
store
m A Large and general a.
surimrnl &C Boots = Shines
4@A received this week. The.
were selected with cage, and
are wei aua, lied - the present aud app each
ing seasuns, am"ng which may be found The
2uu pairs Ladies' CATERS, assorted colaTsI
from ST IS 10 ~ on. 100 pairs French Imam
Inelrd and Kid slippers, rs cts to IS; 5Ut
,,AiTs cheap slippers, al sorts. Is to IS cts
30 pairs children's shoes. all kinds, IS to IS
100 pairs NOR )cco aud leather bussins, from,
|f5 eta. to so; Leather boots, Polka boots
norucce boots Sc, rs. 100 pairs Gents Calf
,oois, from IS to 6 90 60 pairs Cali anc
;oai Brogans 50 pairs Kip and C"whid'
;rogans ; 100 pairs buys calf brogans SO To Is
enIs 2O0 Gents Caters, Excrlscior..& sc
A usual supply ot Leather, Morocco, Lin
|inss. bindings. Lasting, Shoe thread. &c. 81
Nv. ShOe uegs, assorted sizes a. manufacturer.
,rices,
Particular attention will he paid 10 Inapr
featuring custom work from French Cali Skin
Goat skin. com non Calf and Kip skins. ~
my thing ol the kind wanted. A beautiful ar
'Irle Of BucSSkin for tender feet. broad lrill
lnsI br the lame A word about Boots arc
ho' $, not always Though, If. No ope ever di
ir ever can be healthy, sncahle. amiablc o,
agreeable, with their tc. covered with rick
itv, plnchIng, or <louching bonis or shoes -
The reason why Isl that the blood, passing
~ Iim,s a minute from the heart Through tn,
ieei back To the heart. the channels all GEN.
e,ing in the icet, if those feet are not we
lnihed, il il sent hack unnatural and discr-
ierrd. causing sickness Ia the head. faintnes
70 the heart, aud mrannrss to the soul, which
in human being Can overcome, no mpdicin
can cure IL you doubt it. aching heads an,
wInging c"rns can tell the story All il
want OF boots or shoes are invited I,
3cail and examine my assortment, and if the,
ind them little cheaner, aud rath
,r better than can be found elsewhere thinl
iihev will purchase. No change TOR showing
Cali anal see. SAMUEL clock
l.iirhfi.ld, West AZ, May13
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18
kaOWSalOMiC Railroad:
nmmer Arrangement, commencing April 90

NHE Cars "n this road run in conmcc IT,,
i with the New Yo, k aud New Haven, a,p
Western Railroad.
AioTning Train for Plt<neldleaves Bridge
port al ~ 10 a. m, an the arrIv Il oi tho Mo,
|nng Express lr.i" from New York, the 81,
|"nd Accommodation Train from New Haven
and the NausA,uck Train from Wins,ed
Epenimg ITain raves bridgeport tor Pitts
Iitld AZ - p m.un the Arrival ut y. m. EA
press Tram from New York aid the ! 800 IN
Train from New ilav-n and the Nausa.ucl
Tam from. Waterbury
RETvRNiNG,
First Train leaves Pittsfeid al s % a. N .
land connects at Bridgeport with the EXPIRES,
Train 10 New York, at l25 p. IN. and III.
special Train to New Haven.
Second Tram leaves Pit.feld, at 4p m
and CONNECTS with the Evening Express Tran
30 New York al S sop m.
An Extra Passenger Train will leave State
|Iinc, u. The ar,Ival 81 The Morning Tram from
Albany, and inIersect III. = 81 P,rsfie.d Tram
II Van Deusenville Returning leaves Va:
Dcuse. lille on the Arrival If the 1O4O m.
T, ain from Bridgeport and intersects The West.
ei Train for Albany al State line.
F.-ighi Trains leave BridgePor, at 6 O'Clock
"a IN. every morning.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18
Very Important!


4SENO persons owning ntl! privilege on o small
Il stream oi water where they can obtain -
ett or ninre tall. in s!nrt distance atoui IS
ieet - preferred the subscriber will furnish a
nufive power AMI hx,ures wir his arkao~ led
ged hv nearly or quite all peFs,nss y h" see the
oprra'ion ,oexccll all they have seen asv.t. A
spfcim can I've seen IN the Souin tsast part IT
the Town al Canaan. 6 mics from, Falls ViliHge,
AMI in Pine Street, in The tawn Of CnrnwalI.4 Z
aln;les from Cornwall Bridge. Liichfeld County.
Conn, and IN the South part Of the town Of
] w ashington, Berk. hire County. Mass. 3 n.fes
lEa.s Of Lelox Court House. aud " the Shaker
Village .. New Lebanon. Columbia County, N.
aY. It's sinip: in its consstu ton ard very per-
Emansnt and durable. It's .pecuilarl. convenient
Eio. comnlur, cav MIL there is nothing equal
TO il commonly use about iSsquare nc.s.s
iof water Enr saw mlia~ make It saw lOoteea
luf buards in 10 minutes.
For further particulars enq0,se AZ the Office Of
ths Litch6eld enquirer. OF hyieitcr to he snbshri
Der directed 10 Falls Village. LitchfeId T.. unity
sCann ar to Daniel J. Hawkins. New i,eha nan.
|Cnlumhia Gu. n. Y. have also a yerv in,-
sporiant improvement Tor the Saw frame and
THE pltman irons. which warrant 10 extell IN
fathers 7's
00-7hc yer, best of reference and informa.
ion will he given on request ty letter q, othS
|erwise. All letters Should be pnss paid.
II. WlGhTNlAN,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

ION and afer July let, Stages viii run from
M Litch6eld Ia The Housatonir Railroad, as
Eiosl"ws, VIZ. Stage will leave Litchfeld fcl
New Mili"d on Mondays. Wednesdays and
Fridays, Al z o'clock. A. M. and arrive at
New Milford in time Ia take the Passenger
rrainfor New York or Albany.
Leave New Miitmd on TUESDAYS, Thu -sdays
md Saiu,oays. At o'claek. p. N /. or on the
|arriyalaf the Passenger Train from New York.
Anoiher Stage will leave West Cernwallfo l
|Litca6eld on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri.
lays, at o'clock. P N or en- the arrival m
he Passenger Train from New York, and re.|
'ur" on Inesdavs, Thursdays and SATURDAYS,
leaving Liich6eld al o.clock. al M. ~
making daily lise from I.itchfeld 10 M
do0satenic Railroad.
The Propriei"r Of this line intends put,;ns|
m new Carriages, and as usual good Horses,
and viii endeavoF lomerii liberal share 81
nublic patronage. M
EDWARD HART, Proprietor
West Cornwall. June "a, lel0, q
g. 49,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

II UsT Received Ann.Aa, u, $500. ],
"N'SAs we email sell Tor S cts. per lb. 81
m.,.. AlfVoND q BRoTHERN,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-07-18

AZ % cts. per Gallon. \
WE have rev BEas 81 thai same Mola
nv ses,ai the aANse pfire. s.
AEvuRp & BROTHERS.
= wsseollYsiIs. june Is