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fTsHE ga. u AID sppe5o5iy II tbs s.rsapara over
81 other medenes that whie eradcatss The disease,
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blood pegel possessed y no Other medicine And In IN
pormed within the last Eve years, more than 100000 cures
ncufable Il has saved The lives of more than 500 Children
during TIE lsst seasons. --.-. -
10000 W s 81 81 NE HNFEt 81 ES SEERB3Stf AND
DR. TOWNSEND Sarsapsrila nvgOraes the whole ystem
permanently. To those who have lost their muscular energy
By the effects Of medicine ndscret committed in Youth
general physical prOsaton of the nervous system assude
want ambition, ainting sensations premature decay anu
can be entirely restored by this pleasant remedy Tins Sarsa'
parma Is Il" 'P PEVIRG g RIXTING CORDIAL,
As i renews and nvgoTates the ,yse gives activity 70 IN
mbs, and strength to the muscular syse IN most extra
o'''''Di' uefG 5t05NsUMPTIoN CURED.
Cleanse aud Strengthen. Consumption can be cured |
Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION, Lirsr CgmPtaigt, Colds |
ea c Sq1f s: Fs SEsfs e Rs9"f S2SssS S
Pr9tse E1Peetora0E Pain IN the Sde' ETC. heUe been
"'' ''' Sitting, BLOOD.
Dr. Tolonssnd-I verify believe thai YOU sarsala rls
has been the means, through Providence OF saving my NE
and Al last raised large quantities of blood, had
al not S Expect to- We avs oy used yoaT saT%a
short time and there has wonderful change been wrought
blood, and my cough has Iet me. You can well imagine
Wa RUSSELL, % Catharine street.
RHEUMATISM.
5 m 2ny h oPe o. aF iSaT has Sae g.
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N0.g.sn,q LiEhOIlILt.IE.r,
zhTH AND CERTAIN REMEDY FOR Ea2 ter tyEr, or
sKOFE IL TlIE ELAunG@4 FOR DER hsGEuENIE
OF 8HE WDEays AND TaIs'HE ORE
CANS, ARD All NlNDEEu

nr-rAs.a.
I n rrserling this invaluable lteue 10 the word the
lived for many year In he vicinity Of or,i'a i
and mere, lone. among his own Ivihsrs lie inst tested
il, virtues and proved ITS ptcary Tie rss 1v rrat
Tie ,le J.. trlc %. mciIgiaa II A eIa.is cam o.
the unIldIrg winch s certain Ia eys In me- r. rF frs
inventor. then s vlue- inay b.. .i 70 j., .rr0. .an neI
Such has been the wU1 Ilc Iuaoar'o. iraisuot
exempt from fat. Other uO..ruas II met w in
serious and eaneat opposition. iou1ug, uuarke.y wa
own aoufss. saviRg to KS slcn to- ,}gs s e. ID
claim 10 public confidence, and establish own rnnnl0on
and da The most oh.trgt. ha,' Welded. The r0eL-
nn G"uir in his ueghb0Guuod have long given way,
and W. honorable yn the cheerful and ready car.
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ENGLISH CHEESE-A small lot of Yery su.
IL penor English Cheese, for sa by
d E. WOOD K co. Post q Saeond EJupiaiprlty
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r IME-l500 barre fresh Thomaston Meadow
~ Rock, in sore and landing, Tor sale by
di9 If JOHN STROUD n co 1876 Common st.
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k:sssl,s ANl1 n 9jJ4TBINt: AP5ARATJs[ e:S

OH, MGCARTY; PLgHBER, No. 13A CAM
~ 49, sl s ne, n R, a' " 3 usl re0eSss new
Force and Lift Pumps; Beer Pumps, etc., etc; AaA
Cooking Ranges; Bathing Tubs and Shower Baths. ES
Ako, laying and repairing Lead Pipes Sheet Lead wuTF
Of every description, Snip Steamboat promptly
put and repaired. All OrdeFR uatly attenle 10.
~ Charges moderate
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l concur in the foregoing statement Of Io. John W.
C'r1rkrut. ", Z. FIFE.
We ACQUAINTED with number OF the foregoing nlue.
and concur i'm Col GTO0ke.'s staten. Et.
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NEw YORK, April g. AT
Dr. TOunHssHd-l verify believe that your SarsaI arila
has been the MEANS through Providence, OF saving my life.
have for several years had bad cough 1t became worse
and At last raised large quantities Of blood, had
night sweats aud greatly dsbatei and reduced, and
did expect live have only used your SaisaparG
time and there has wonderful change been wrought
in me. | anu able walk ali over the city no
blood, and my cough has LEFT me. You can well imagine
that thankful for these results. Your ODD servant,
Nn. RIESELL t1sthaTue street,
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So PIrrsBURG, Jan. l., Isl7Che Syrup Of Wild Cherry
nd Tar has great satisfaction those who have used
know OF one instance OF permanent cure OF AatlIm
a gentleman Of Ohio. think shall he able to sell atlees
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Nznsr sip Peerhof; 81 bales cpstoa 1851 bbs
lo do baes do tail0s, 10 do lard o z6 do Hour
s, l,If s8 kees ND, 50 ties beef, casks horns.
- btlSf kef bark Empire. Isl balas eotton do goal
800 ibis sSlasses 5do castor oil, beef and pork, IL
igissles Htrswax, 33tcs Gd9 thls Ss9a iee lafe
RflNNiEN-Per brig Earl s. Ear - les les cotton.
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ITO LET-Several small houses, one in =.
Il 6lsensiils, hilIeady Furnished. Inquire of fii
sad1l 1yos N. H0LMES, 235 GFaVieT ST. kiA
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ANDREW }. AULT sAM'L o. SEYMOUR.
AULT YMOUR,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GBOUERs,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-12-31

TiCOnterUEB 90. Inns
TrimOnutall ..El,us
Trumbnl'- ..,, i,ml
Oh ..-.-... Lite
Yigkslurg ..,., 8,Inl
WulaEh 80, Point
WIN. lBFviE..rsgs fQs
VIM HiiChDrk.. 3.us
NRnrfrrff.rfHr r.-
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I'll CI1AN DLEl etc etc, comprising
Apn va and Hemp ROpe--0f all sizes;
% an Pitch Tar; Resin;
ON vas-Hsmp and Cotton;
u o cks--Oi all sizes;
p a ten Roller Shrves-all sizes,
lAsstrD , ttssT lsIStlauKss
spikes and walls
Oars and Skulls-ati sizes;
Paints Obs and Nar-iahes:
HardWGre-a general assC G5-.. snip use
CrOabeTy, Egl if-uware and Glassware
BroC 50;
Pumus and & Leather:
Sailors Clotf...- Boots aad Shoes
Groceries, Wines uIu liuu0Ts--Of all descriptions,
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~ - tsylES ~ HOWARD LODGE No. 10 meets every
M 49, - Thursday Evening she Grund Lodge Hal
-fcbouptouias Poydras streets
cfelock usreys j5r tae Pfessa, TI'zH'
j. r. AhLIsoN ........N, G. IN. + RICE.,.,..R Secy
e. ". O. If. W. DELEsDERNIER, P.S.
q. b. BowDTrCa, Treasurer. ja5
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Mafnoi komaaso1 from " " shurg.
ffnfDn. Menfgo0leff. rom l0nisylle. q
pfInees No 9. tin ines ffqih New CaItilaEe.
Sulfans, icahia fFogn ST Lonis.
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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24

A LGER INSTITUTE Boarding School
IA for Boys, al Cornwall, Conn. The vim
ter term OF this school will commence on tlle
first Tuesday OF November, and continue five
months. The course of Instruction embraces
every branch that enters into thorough Eng
'lish, Classical, and Mathematical eeucaiion,
together Sith the French, German. and Span
Ish Lang uases. Lessons in Vocal Music, and
on the piano and organ. are given by an ac-
complished German professor, when desired,
Expenses for board and tuition in all The above
named branches except music. $40 per term
OF five weeks. The following gentlemen con.
siitute the Board Of Instructors, reside II the
family with the scholars, and are exclusively
devoted TO the Interests Of the school
Rev. E. w. ANDREWS, NJ A., Principa,
JAS SEDGwIcK. NJ. A.. Associate PRINCIPAL,
"A. FR1LIcH, NJ. A., graduate of the Uni~
versi'y OF France, Teacher of German and
French. F7aIs
Senior II. De -MARr1, of Cuba. Teacher of
Spanish.
X. THEI's, of Germany. Teacher of Music.
NUMBER OF scholars limited 10 IS
circulars containing full information an be
obtained ny application to the Principal at
Cornwall, Conn. 3wo3
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MARRIED..

In Gaylord, Bridge, 18th inst, Mr. Henry
Elliott Of Bridgeport, and Miss Ann C, daugh-
ter of Daniel Gaylord, Esq
In Bridgeport, 18th inst, BY Rev. E. W.
Andrews. of Cornwall, MIR. John B. Cal
houn and Miss Frances, daughter of the
late John M. Thompson.
In Sheffield, Mass, 9th inst, by the Rev.
James Bradford, MIR George Whittlesey, of
Salisbury, Co., to Ann Jane Spur, of Shelf
field.
In Waterbury, 9TH inst, Mr.. Harvey c.
Hall, of Woodbury., to Miss Jenneile l..
Scarritt, Of the former place.
In New Preston. Oct Is. by the Rev, H.
Read, MIR. Edwin Beeman. of Warren, to
Miss Mary Ackley, of the former place.
In New Preston, Sept 29lh, by the Rev.
II. Read, Hiram Baldwin 10 Mary Barlow,
both of New Preston.
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lPrgDB.ApG RGCORD

At a Court OF Probate holden at Litchfield;7
within and tor the District OF Litchield, on
the 9th day OF Oct, 1850.
Present, OLIVER A, G ToDD, Esq, Judge.
II STATE of Nelson Brewster, late of Go
Ia shen in said district deceased The Adj
m.nlstrator represents the estate insolvent,
and prays the appointment Of Commissioners
ACKNOWLEDGMENT Ordered, that Commits
sionersto receive, examine, and adjust the
clams of the creditors of said estate, be APP
pointed at The Probate Office in said Litchfeld
on the LIST day OF November, lSJo,sat O'Clock
in the afternoon-and that all persons interest,"
ed in said estate may be notified thereof, the
Administrator will cause this order to be pub
lished in a newspaper printed in Ltchheld,
aud post copy thereof Oh the public sign post
nearest the place where the deceased last
dwell in said Goshen. @ ar&& 88a
@# A true copy of Record. y .sEIsa.
% W. ~ OLIVER A. G. ToDD, judges "A
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DI D..

In this town. (Bradleyville,) 18th inst,
Francis Henry. aged Is years and months
only child of William and Maria T Coe
In Michigan, 5th inst. Mrs Elizabeth
Lathrop, mother of the Rev DR. Lathrop of
Auburn, N Y.
In Pittsburgh, Pa, 18Th Aug, Mrs Alb
igail Dickinson, aged 70, widow of Charles
Dickinson, and daughter of the late Joseph
Jones of Norfolk, Ct.
At Glass Lake, Mich. Sept 18th, Susan
Elizabeth, wife of John G. Lowell and
daughter of Gamaliel Everett, OF Ellis
worth, CT, aged 26. [Obituary next week.
In Wallingford, 7.h inst, the Hon. Edgar
Atwater, aged 3S.
In Kent, 23rd ult, Capt Barnabas Hatch,
aged ga respected and useful citizen.
In Washington, 9Th inst, Mrs Polly Pope
aged 68.
In New Haven, 18th inst. Dea. Charles
Bostwick, aged Is. Deac. b. was native
of New Milford, but had resided in New
Haven or more than sixty years. He held
the ofid.s of Magistrate, Selectman. Rep
resentat We, Inspector of the Customs, Ma
jor of the Governors Guards, and was foi
thirty sE:l years Deacon in the "a Cons
gregatiopal Church in that city.
in Wilmington, 22d inst, Elizabeth, wife
of Thomlts F. Brinsmade, and daughter OF
the late Samuel Leavi.t Esq.
In Walten. Goth inst. DR. Norman LyA
man aged ly3. a
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24

o. A school will be opened BY Miss Bald
win, on Wedns sday, Oct. 30, in the room fOr-
merly occupied Tor instruction. BY Miss Jones
Miss Baldwin's esiimable character, firm, yet
mild and judicious discipline, (evinced in the
order maintained over pupils Of quite an adj
vanced age in our District Schools.) the com-
mendations bestowed on the Compositions in
the same, together with her thorough knowl>
edge of Arithmetic, Grammar. Geography, His
tory and Natural Philosophy, will doubtless
secure the confid snce and commend her TO the
patronage of Parents in our community. =
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TributLF

AAA~WT ....
To the Memory Of Hdncis Henry Coe.
".They that have seq ,thy look in death,
No more may teaf 40 de-" r
Thy look in death THY look in DEATH!
Alas, that tbE d shouldst die
That from thy Geek the rose should fade,
The light ON out thine eye;
That when h9Ie's fading blossoms shone
For thefin life's Young day,
Like thoseifrail blossoms, thou, alas!
-TKat thou shouldst fade away.
So yoYg! 50 dear bound to the heart
many clinging tie;
We .now their strength. now they have burst
/Alas, that thou shouldst die
Aad this is grief, that presses down
4 To the hearts stricken core
In sun or shade. in veal or woe,
That thou wilt come no more;
Wilt came no more when the spring blooms
No more when summer glows;
No more amid the winter scenes;
No more till lite shall close.
And shall We meat thee then God grant
Our end be bright as thine
With holy peace within the heart
And or the face TO shine.
God grant that we ascend, as thou
We hope hast risen above,
To be forever with the Lord
The Saviour thou didst love.
And this is joy, that tho u dost live
Where death can never come:
That through its portal thou hast found
bright immortal home. il. WI
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24
a. G.. BRADFORD,
CASH & EXCHANGE
STORE.
NEAR the HOTEL OF c. s. CHURCH,
Esq. Wolcotville, CT.

FHE Subscriber has received new and
Il splendid stock of Fall and Winter Dry
Goods, bought principally at Auction, in the
markets OF New York and Boston, and is now
selling the same at unprecedented low prices,
for cash or exchange. To the following /
would call particular attention.
OIL BOILED SILKS.
81. 80. 80, and "a inch, oil boiled jet Gro de
Rhines: 300 yards brilliant cclored Dress Silks
SHAWLS.
Carton beautiful Brocha Shawls. all col
ors-1 carton Palm Cashmere, new and des-
rable-l carton Printed Cashmere-I carton
Cashmere in black and mode grounds. SO Bay
State, Lyons and Paris Nantes -25 mourning
Nantes and shawls-5O high colors tor chill
dren. 70 In the article OF SA0,ols yon will
find me at Home!
DRESS GOODS. ~.
25 pieces Paris Lustres. fine imitation Silk
10 Camelion de Ecosse, entirely new designs
ps crimson, pink, salmon, blue, French de
Laines-5 ps orange, blue and scarlet for
children-5 ps figured Velvet very desirable
Il case 1859 Ia yds NJ de LANES very choice
ratterns--700 yds Jenny Lind, sill the rage
25 ps Alapacas and t,iohairs, 10 ps of those
new make French Alpaccas beautiful as Gro
de rhine silk, 500 yards Coburgs and Par amet-
tas. pairs Brocade Merinos entirely new and
beautiful. mourning dress goods Of every de-
scription, case l24I yards English Chintz-
cases GOAL yards American Prints. as.A
BROADCLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
TWEEDS & VESTINGS.
"Bioly's" French cloths in every color and
price SO pairs French. English and Ameri
can CGssimeres Grenadines, Saiins, Cash
mere, and other vesings. 90 p Tweeds, in
fashionable colors. There never was offered
more desirable lot of woolens foi Gents wear,
than those now offer. Over my store can be
found Mr.. Merritt Treat, as fashionable tailor
as can he found in New York.
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS.
l have purchased my Ticks, Sheetngs, Tow.
el,ngs, Diapers, Furnitures, and other Houses
keeping goods, for Cash, and am prepared 10
sell them as low as they can be bought in any
city.
GLOVES, HOSIERY, &c.
500 prs Kid, Cashmere, and Silk Gloves
Wooden and Cotton Hosiery. Laces, Black
Wells, Edgings and Insertings of every kind
and variety, Ribbons, Gimps, Collars, Combs,
Bnttons; and thousand other articles too nu-
merous t. mention
NOTICE. bale Shirtings at 5 cents.
5 bales Seedlings at la cents. case 9s5
Ia. Bleached id. case 1851 1.2 Bleached
al cd. case 1910 Bleached at l0c. 1 case
Chintz Prints at & Id. case Furniture
Prints at s l-2. 10000 Brown Sheeiings from
Auctions, in remnants, al 4 cents piece.
GROCERIES, CROCKERY, HARD
WARE, PAINTS, OILS, AND
,.--. DYE>STUFFS.
Constantly on hand at low prices. Butter,
Eggs. Cheese, Flannels. Yarn, Lumber and
Grain taken at their cash value, il good, q
scGnt none Other) in exchange as cash for
tion is requested 10 a large stock Of zHa
READY MADE CLOTHING.
A G. BRADFORD.
WOIcOitvilie, Oct, 1850,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24
Bye Laws Of Goshen.

A T town meeting held liz GOSHEN on
n the first Monday in October, 1850, 1t was
Voted. That no horses or horse kind, neat
cattle, swine, sheep or geese, be allowed to
60 at large on the highway, or common or I'M
divided land, in the town oil Goshen, from and
after the first day Of December 1850, and that
it shall be the duty Of the haywards of said
town, and it shall be lawful for any person to
mpound any horse or horse kind, neat cattle,
swine, sheep or geese allowed to go at large
aforesaid, in puolic pound within said town
most convenient to the placeiwheIe taken, and
the owner or owners OF such creatures SO i'm
pounded shall pay for each horse or horse
kind so impounded the sum OF fifty cents, and
for each head of neat cattle the sum Of fifty
cents, and for each swine the sum Of twenty :
FIVE cents, and for each sheep the sum OF six
cents, and for each goose the sum Of six cents
10 be paid to him OF them who shall impound
khe same, in addition to the legal impounding
Ffees fixed by the Statute Laws of this State :
Provided. that any person having family res
idence within said town, may keep one mich
COW on the commons or highways, provided
that they shall be restrained from o'clock p
M until sunrise, any provision in this bye-law
TO the contrary Notwithstanding.
Voted, That the provisions contained IN the
statute laws of this State, entitled an act 10
provide pounds and TO regulate the impound-
ing of creatures and the notice 20 be given to
the owners of creatures im2ounded. disposal,
liberation, replevin, damage. rescue, pound
breach, and escape OF any creature impounded
and the allowances 10 the key keeper for the
keeping the same, so far as these provisions
are consistent with these bye laws, are hereby
voted and declared to be part thereof. Pro-
vided that no penalty creatsd under these byea
laws shall exceed the sum Of one dollar.
Voted, That these bX e-laVs shall he and re-
main in full force for the term Of one year from
and after the first day of December next, and
the Town Clerk is hereby directed TO cause
the same to be publisher in the Ltchfeid En-
quiref and Republican newspapers printed in
LitchieId, agreeably with the requirements of
the statute laws Of this S ate.
,., A true copy of Record,
Attest. W. GAYLORD, Town Clerk.
Goshen, Oct II, 1850. 2w
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Wing state Convention.

The Wings of Connecticut are hereby mott.
fed that State Convention will be held in
the CITY Of Hartford on Wednesday, the 18Th
dag Of November neat, at 10 o'clock in the
forenoon,for the purpose OF nominating ticket
for State officers.
The Wing Town Committees are requested
to call meetings Immediately for the appoint
ment of Delegates to said Convention, equal
to double the number OF Representatives to
which the several towns are entitled in the
General Assembly. s.. ... ....a
The Committee appeal with confidence to
the Wings throughout the State, to see that
their respective towns ale fully represented.
A. G. HAZARD,
JOHN C. HoLLIsTER, 4@#%
AMOS w, PRENTICE,
CHARLES IsAAcs, Wing +
DANFoRTH CHlLDs. State Committee
G. H. Hollis TER,
HORACE CLARK,
GEORGE Nj. Ives, -e-s.. -...e.-..-
Hartford, Sept. II 1850.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24

SUDDEN DEATH OF Mrs. HENRY A..
W1sE.-Henfy A. Wise, while engaged
in an animated discussion on Wednes day
in the Virginia CoSyention at Richmond,
received a telegrapkc dispatch announ-
cling the death of his$wife on Monday
night at Accomac. She$was well when
he left to attend the Contention. She
was the daughter Of Hon. JOHN Sargent,
of Philadelphia, Y
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q N 81 r. snhscriher,

store, opposite tT.
United States Hotel, are noh prepared to
show to customers a full and we'll selected
asscrtement Of Drugs and Medicines of all
kinds. Unadnlterated Wines and Brandies
for Medicinal purposes. Syringes of any
size and description. TIusses and suppor-
tiers. Choice Colognes, Lubin's Extract,
nice Confectionery &c. sc. Most of the
Patent Medicines of The day. Physicians
prescriptions, will receive careful personal
attention. andth best articles used without
regard 10 cost Physicians supplied an the
most reasonable terms. Having lust re-
turned from New York, We can also be nre.
pared to furnish customers with fancy
gools. consisting in part Of Steel Beads.
Bag Clasps, Pulse Twist, Rings and Tas,
sells, Perforated and Tissue Paper, Wcss,ed's
Combs, Brushes. Pocket Books, Shaving
Cream, Military CASTLE and various other
shaving and toilet soaps. Drawing Pencils,
Pins, Needles, Fancy Boxes, and manyl
other things too numerous 10 mention-
We are prepared to furnish Teachers III
Schools with auy variety of toys and booIjb
suitable for gifts at the close of their SCHOOL,
Goods will be sent to the residence il ~
sired. ,.- '.st fSf'
N. B. All of orr goods are TO he sold at
small profits on the new cash system.
GARDNER & SANFORD, ..
s..s.y qasa Druggists and Apothecaries.
West Cornwall, Sept. 18th 1850,
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24

The White Mountains have put on their
winter dress. and yesterday lowered above
ahe Western horizon, like vast snow heaps
contrasting finely with the many colored
autumnal foliage of the woods in that dis
ection.-[ Portland Adv, Tuesday.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1850-10-24
One Price and a Lon Price,

we have believed it is, plan suited to
the wants and tastes OF the eohoie people, and
one that will meet with universal approval.
The following are our reasons tor the adoption
u this system Because. lsl, we believe 1t TO
be the best principle, and by it we can sell
Goods CHEAPER than By any other. ) Because
90. Il enables US to sell mucnlarger amount
st the same expense; selling heavily wespur-
chase cheaper because we purchased heavily
and the cheaper we buy. the cheaper we can
and will sell. Because Sd, By always naming
the loves, and only price, we secure your con-
fidence andentirely do away with that system
of sjockying' which has 50 long been an an~
noy vance 10 purchasers of Dry Goodsin this city
Because 4th. We thus offer great inducements
for the a6s-tra1e of Families deal equally
with all, and sell to your child as cheap as to
yourself. Because 5lh. We sell for CASH
haxe reason to be content with small profits
show cur goods freely, but, never rudely urge
you to buy-and guarantee our fabrics to be OF
the kind and quality represented.
W. S. Thomson is now receiving an