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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
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NOTICE

MIS- may certify tha, have ,bi, day given
u by s"E Richard Kush kinsnsu, h, time
sna 'haii ray 30 dehs e his contracting nor
sAsin any wager after hi, date.
ESTUS KiNsMAS.
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1BWAIl FU1IAm


ATTORNEY AT lA~. AND AAsIlK IN CH..
osSs. LrDLOw, VI
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Lively STABLE.

k.pS " WOOD 4 hfNT, ca .,fs.t i.s.ior 90 ,.,
i~sss. ilp,ou yf
nS-ho'~' AID Garages 81 sr,sy as.enp,soa az
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The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
LETTER rRoMREV JOHN DUDLEY.
To ~ S. Chase, " D., WoediieeA W,
Qrxcasa, Dec tNh 1899.


To n S. Chase, N d., Woedsiset W,
QrKcusa, Dec t0sh 1859
nsAa Sra
The &c, 81 Teeth which VOW made for Mrs Dudley
eSnsct Ia be one ot The hses s~, ne ns o' 'hc peN
ART Nothips can eyc.pd Tho besuty "f ms ~os Ahu
The t,u'hfuncss If the Imitation. Nut the t.'""ru ~
your ska The pscsi,ar Jifiie u'tes 81 me
rcssrd ~ The nes lest II your proficiency ~ the u
pisi profession ard mcre rrai.e~orh than 'he eaqu
ate nrsinrsr 81 the teeth themselves more niHb VIZ
esse could hardly be conceived And more ssecsss'a
aud aatisfs.in operation, 10 impossible I" .npss
The work wa. m entire double tupTsr aud under se'
and IN The utility = j comfort, the> have SURPASSED
our u, mos, expectations They no, only setss all the
purpose II asturai teeth hd personal appearance,
eon,u and speech bot the ar more desirable Que OF
~,us,icof,au
Il may aoi he css erst ing to you, than 10 TO u.s.
that she can not only rih them, but that shc uoes
not eat at all uiiho" them
Ano~ me Therefore dear sir to say that This piece
n work has won entire confidence IN your sup,n
area, pleasure 10 add my testimony TO The h~auty
durability nud futhiUlurss u" your work gand thus con
nhuic Il may Ia tho well csfuel popularity which you
are siIealv enjoying
2l6m JOHN UUpl.kf.
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

WtBsTLRs QaUte p,esssssry. sssss,4sed
mr. ~" . / ffGstus,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
c CARPENTER.

Dealer N W~,i lEais Goods Gfoteres OTIS Yi,h
'S'i, ,"oIes lieV oEs & 2 medicinal purp ,sss
sso sgeu' Tor the safe 81 TIE rabi,osuun. OF IN.
u. AH'eriess and ias,isn Bsp,i,, B,,se soe,e,,
81. RUTLAND VI
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A PEW pieces Of syrinE "yi" q u -
"A and Prsts. very sho,es tSuI'i, orESs
Feb. 18th. U. l. n'p~
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CERTIFICATES AND TES1IxOSllu

an I'll parts OF the Country could W giVsa sssa
~ cry column IN this pspst,
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25

consists In the fact that they arrest and oar !.-
sa,vs'i application 10 place Of III" usual nd, =
eing and physicking ths rstsnt III s,hAsas, y
sinks horelessly under the inhic'IoO
They strengthen the ~.si. 'y'i,~ ,su.hu H. ~
tion s| tie Mood, r'omoH ths Hornsa' ',t .-~.
aish'sh iryvv wWdsv any et''n~a.-o, Avs
introduction In the United States oay three Jss q
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1850-04-25
4 Dsrangsms Of the Nervous N.

o. 10 NERVOUS C0Mri. NSTs Drum NJ :.
eiWes iwerssss iAs ds'dss Tor they wsslsb *. -
Giss of the airesdy prcs,rsted system sAi. ss =
strengthening. life Civ Ing, vitslJius intass, ~
ism, ~ applied BY this beautiful and xo.a,s \
eovery. the exhausted pstieht and uess.a.i "a,
restored " lnrmsr health. strength elasticity ~ r,
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
IrgE1 MgG09eGG@g WggQJG8.
ELECTION NOTICE.
SHERIFF' 5 OFFlcE, A5ncyal Point,
Sent. 5ih. 1851

SHERIFFs OFFlcE, NJrcyal Point
Sept. 9Th, 1889. )
STNOTICE IS hereby given that there viii be ar
IL lection held IN the several towns IN tae
county OF Iowa on the Tuesday next succeeding
the first Monday November next for tie elec
ton OF the following officers TO vIt:
One Representative in Congress Tor the Secone
Congressional District in the STATE Of n Is
c0ns,n, comprising the counties Of kock
GTeea. Lafayette. Grant iowa. D-ne. Saul.
Adams. Forage. a.aratAon, hleAlaul- Cr3W
ford Chippewa. ST. CroiX. and Ia Fo,nte.
One State Senator Tor the Fittn Senatorial Dis
trict comprising the counties OF Iowa an'
RcAian3
One Member OF Assembly for each Assembly
District in the county OF loaa;
One Sheriff for fAe county 81 Iowa;
One Register 81 Deeds. do
O.e Clerk oil the Circuit Court for tie county
OF Iowa;
One Disr.ct Attorney for the county &C Iowa
One Clefa OF the Board oil Supervisors, 3d.;
0ue County Surveyor, do;
One Coroner do
One Comfy Treasurer, do.
The Town Clerks of the several towns ia saiC
county Of Iowa are hereby require to give notc,
thereof Ia tner fsct.te towns according To aw
LEVI oFEILINGS &.0gf,
4S-te Iowa County. " laconsin
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
EggEs; E03. SAFE.

TIME Subscriber offers for sale the Southwest
1 quarter OF section 81 Town g. Range T. Last.
known as the AIe-caiI farl containing 90 scres)
on which there Is a double Log House, frame
Barn and 50 acres enclosed 40 OF Whicilis broke
up and under culf;vaton never i3l'inS spTi"e
near the house and barn. The road leading trom
Mineral Point and Dodeeville 10 Madison, passes
between tie barn and field. For farming and dig
ging purposes It j. not surpassed tits part TnldeI
aud the bsllnce Prairie and Tor any person WAC
wishes to keep house Of Entertainment Il IS a.
good situation as there Is between D"5ge'H ale
and Madison. For ftriher particulars enquire q
tfa Subscriber al The Blraboo. in Sank County, OF
81 JOHN BkAChEN, Mineral Point
JOHN METCALF.
Taruarv 7th 1880 15u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

- IN>EED OIL--5 byls Of Lla=ee3 OIL f9l
AA s-Io1- THEO. LODO, =
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

aAI-I0 Tons 19r sale 10y The subscriber
iA J.. NASH
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
THEODORE RODOLF.

4
WHOLESALE and RETAIL DRUGGIST
w Mineral Point Wis..has just received a very
large and well selected stock OF American French
and English Chemicals, Drugs, Nedi-l.es, Perfume
~. Dues ais. sc. At this store Physicians can
relv on having their prescriptions carefully com
pounded NJ Goods are selected with great care,
and will be warranted as represented.
Receiving, a large nd new supply of Dr. D
Javnes Family Medicines, Dir. Rogers Syrup o
| T.iveryvort and Tar. and smiths Tonic syrup
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
Mineral Point
FOUNDRY !!


Tar undersigned would respectfully say 10 the
citizens of Mineral Point and of the Mining re
gion generally,that they have now completed their
FURNAcE. and are prepared TO execute IN the very
best manner nearly every pattern Of casting either
OF Iron or Brass, that may be wanted.
The workman employed IN this Foundry being
all experienced hands in the business, and the es-
Enlistment being under the immediate superin
tendance of gentleman whose skill was uusur
passed in the Old Country, the subscribers feel no
hesitation in saving hat they will be able 10 oil
all orders that may be entrusted to them, in man
ner that VIII give entire satisfaction to all concer
ned They have on hand a good supply OF PIC
Iron and viii continue To receive additions as ias
as tie business of the establishment shall require
Persons in want OF castings, viii please cal
and examine their work
LANYON & WARNE.
Mineral Point. July % 1880
WANTED
At the above establishment, any quantity Of ol,
Castings, both Of Iron and Brass Tor which lib
eral price viii be paid.
Aft l. & W
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

TT7HE Subscriber has removed his Shop TO -hc
4 Oh and vel known stand OF GEoEGE HAEby.
On High street, veere be VIII be ia readiness al
Ill times 20 DO any wor., ia his line that may be
called lor
Having made arrangements with Philadelphia
House. for the latest fashions. he VIII AT all times
he enabled 70 secure fheu a. Tie earliest dav and
attes= a.tn-e that All who see TT to give him a
cau 1yIn be satisfies with las work and prsecs.
HENRY Tk4CE.
1f-ra-a1 Point Rforrh 2Sfh 1880
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

Mineral 1oln.. July ls;Is5o
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

The un5ersf gaei has been -~qo.nted agent for
he above Company. All l,erso1s Ieziro7is of in
sarrg buildings or other property viii pleasccs3
Al tine Post Office.
J0SEPLT SMITH
NFire-zf po.1+- T-rr 5-f+f5 1880
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
California.
WASHBURNE & W00D1lI,

Mineral Point. WIS.
TAKE this method Of announcing to their friends
that Mr. Woodman will leave here about the mid
Die OF May next UiG. New York and Panama for
California. where he VIII give his attention to all
matters Of business thar may be entrusted TO las
charge. He expects 70 he n Sacramento CT by
the frs, Of August, and VIII be prepared 70 tufaA
alliances to this region OF country aui tAe al
lantic Cities. and 10 transact all business winch
may be placed in his hands
The business Of the firm Al Mineral Point VA
be conducted as heretofore.
Mineral Point, March IS, 1880 [n23Gl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

leIS u1w openlng
. opposite he Court
Point. He would
form all persons
SION DUSe such ar
may find ut his Is
argest andbest as
ca9 Medicines 10
oEthe Lakcs.aIo OF
warrant TO be per
good having par
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
atvaa9 EseErnffs

:
IN Rsa5g JIzde CLOTHL5G b .F<-Fy-E,y. ~
Al WHIIELAW > OLD STAND.
The undersigned is selling OF a. the above stand
large stock o. Ready made Ci9tbiag and Te -pl-,,
Il prices never he ore offered IN th,s Ios-!-4f 90 -
IS ao2ut leaving lie county.
u LETTsCN
Mineral loin.. July ls;Is5e.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

al his old stand.
Iiou,ein Mineral
respectfully in
who have occa-
tclcs that they
tabiIsilnleut the
sornlcIl Of Drsfs s
be found side
which he viii
fectly fresh and
chased them all
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
PasfEiveiv for SnEe.

FTNHe thorough bred sTALLIoS COReICA-
i Corsica. is one Of the most beautiful Horses
in America AID has established MS reputation for
producing the finest stoc.. in the state, Is wei as
being a sure foaI gettcr
Pedigree by John Richards Dam Sei.na-see
Turf Register. Apply by Ter or otherwise to
42f THOMAS AN4LEY
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

which he win dispose of al prices which c7ano.
fail 70 to please his customers. Also, large as
sortrnent 81 Paiats OILS Gfla Dye SUITS
The unders. gned hopes. b. strict attention 30
ms business 10 merit tic patronage OF the public
IHEO ROD0LF
September -, 1915 L%,fl
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

~ IN NERVOUS COMPLAINTS, Drugs and
lfedlcines Increase ne 9iserss. for trcv Gea ts
vital gics q che sireadv pIost4iei system .tt.
uader the strengthening Lie-giv-HE vltsisas Iiau-
cnce az Gaivanasn. ss applied rs Gus lesallui -Hi
sgonde discovery. the eEustEe Ietieu ard ee..
eue3 sufferer restored to former helth, slteHs "a
elasticity and vjEor
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
E.ElsasIv Groceries,

within tile last two months lrcn responsible deal
ers iu the easr. He mas also large stock Oi al
1Iads Of
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
LIc AoI0E6uX Q Il EEcur8-rIa.

p 4ss'eiy Tslisred lis ,2''I ain's ere IN
I.IsetrIr.., t!.rnnl F-C'a- Tie 8e.t 5i6f-e- lie
j. u edect am 90 -. zen .-. lie Nfe>a i-as
IiIcetion NJ t.e-e distressing silctioas the sp-
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25

Prices:
The GaIvau;c Rslt. Ty--.o NJ
Inc 6alvanic Necklace, Two B4lIsr.
Inc me Galvanic bracelets, one Dollar Zach
The Magnetic Fluid, one D,n.- 'oi'
T - ne aftictes are accnEHpsalel d. faIi as s1s-
81 ~ .- sia3lsfs y-iA iuii l-4t.-u44ss ~ -
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
- 9 est''i'feifF end H's~'' '~4f i,qi. ions.
e.,,-yr. D. Q. E1CREgEAn. ~ T.
@@-- 7'FF--s r1E Z lfr- 81 81. :. l..,x
ES% broadway. s-ss
"I 5aie u 3.lNakAL POINT, NIs. L,-
he Authorized agent,
TIIE0 R0DOTF.
SOW 10y
W. iNlfj" CI-ASc-1C5 l7,-ae.a.-. ss-.ze
~ from * 40 i1,1. 5, foI.. re I,
Ifst.st- hJICIF.
Hsr17E1 s. s7-r- r-s 1T ,.l-c.,r-.,l .5... t,.l
- i2i sale q J.le b1 .0i,L.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1850-10-25
IS, o 90 Persons

iaciuiug eli eyes. classes snf Conditions among
winch we're l5f-e nuHteG of lacles S. ho sfe pec--
!-aF4y subject 10 \ervo1. -.H F4aiu-, have been
ENTIRELY AID PER1EAr EMILY CURED.
v-hen an hope a relief had been 9. ar. tp an every,
L.4Hr else been tried IA ta44
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
To CLERGYMEN and SnpeJntendents of
 Sabbath Nchoolx.

THE PUBLICATIONS or THE AMERICAN SUNDAY SCM"oL UNION, should be :nlroduc. ed into the Sabbath SchOols of all evangelical denominations for the following reasons:
 lsi. The, are prepared with great care. 2d, They are entirely free from seciar ian bi. as.
 3d. They are sufficiently numerous and va. rird in their character tO suit the waats of all classes. ages aud circumstances in life.
 ith, They are ve:y cheap. Fifty volumes adapted 10 infant classes, are aold for sk2. 50. Seventy five larger volumes, suited 10 Juyen. ile classes, are sold for $5. Two hundred still larger. tor SEQ, and 24 thick volumes for $3.
 Will mol then every clergyman and s. Su. perintendens see to it, that their achools are supplied with these boOks?
 The Suesci ihers will keen at all times. a full! supply of the above publications, as well as Ill others adapted 10 Sabbath Schools, all ol which will be furnished as tow as they can he obtained in Boston. New York or Philadel> phia. Catalogues will be furnished at an early day, % all pastors and sHperintendents whose address can he asrrriained. Persons wishing to pnrchSe s. z. Books. should bring ar send an .dipAOhesir03 Catalogue of the books al- ready in their libraries, tO avoid purchasing duplicates, Address all orders 70
 BROC KE1T, FULLER & CO,
 2l9 Main st ,Hartfnpi, Conn. i.
 Or II. w. HUTCHINSON & CO,
 Springfield. Mass
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
uOusalQmic Railroad: Summer Advancement, commencing Anpil %

Summer Arrangement, commencing April 29. FANHE Cars On thus road nun i. conDrc,r,,, \ wltn ihe New Yotk and New Haxe n. and Western Railroad.
 1foyning 1r0in for P,,tsGel.i leaves Bridse- port at lU I0 a. m.. "n the aFrivsl oi tho Mur. ming Express TrsIn from New York, ,he .sc . ond Accommodation Train from New Haven and the Naugaiuck TIain from WinsIe,is
 Epening Train leaves Bridgep. n Tor Pitts. field al 6 p p mon ihe sirivaI of D. m, Ex. press Tiain from New York aud ,he 3l ID m Train from New Haven and the Nauea,uck k Train trOD Waterbury.
 RcTURNiNG.
 First Train ie ayes Pittsfieid al 90 q. m and cOnnscis st Brioyeport with the Express Train to New YMk, at l25 p. m. and the Special Train to New Haven
 Sec"nG Train leaves Pi,tsfieid, at 4p m and connects wilh the Eveping Ex xlress Train |" New York al $ sop m.
 An Extra Passenger Train will leave S:ats line. os the arrival oSthe Morning Tpain Group Albany. aud inicrsect tn. 2 3O Pm,s6eld Train al Van Deusrnviile. Returning, leaves Van Deuses vile on The asriyal of the lO4O a. m Train from Bridgeport and intersects the West. ein Train far Albany al S,ase line.
 F.eigh, Trains leave Bridgeport at 6 o'clock a n. every morning.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Colleceor's Moelcr-

N OTlCE ls hereby gwen ie all persons lia
 IN hie to pay . Town taH in Cornwall. nn sssessMeni of l640s that ! will meet .hem ao teretsA sad iex al the sioss of '. ". Berss. .n Mpsah Cornwall. nn I,hnrsday. the 18th day ol AqEesa. from Q oscIoelk .. n. until io Nj ri
 s. H6lel. in Wess Cornwall. ths ssms ilsy ffop O.cloCk, D. m, until s, D. a. | at lhe elOre 0t E.tWs Pisrces in GssDmall Bridre. op
 Friday lher 18th, from 9 o;elnelr. d. A. s,m1iI .3sAA ahe sanseAef Stone A Befss. CoRnvgalI sAalss akea toseioeh. ?. N .ansil q and N tI.s N N. NNk honse of Ansan D. Beach, Esa.s osl Sssss eisll oR Saturday the l5lh ftosa . .Gscrh,
 q. mY Nettl O'rl0ek, 5. n. ' :. MM g. pesssns wha neklaes 10 Ray aheis iax1s
 s.. te. mese (xgeet tn pay the aeRul fees
 M soussssssas H.iT. g JOHNSON,
 ..e...a Collector.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
Naugatuek Railroaa.
 
IUM1IER ARRANQEll.ENI.
laNewcing April R4tA, 1860,

C0msmsewcing April 24tG, 1880. FIRST passenger lFash will leave Bridgeport .I for Waterbury al 10, ,25 q. m., or an the arrival oi the .. m. ExPsess TUain iron New YoIk, connecting as SlEaiiord with lhe 0,5o q. m. tram tFOm New Haven,
 2d Passenger Train will leave Bridgepeti for Winsted, at 5,lu P. m. or on the arrival of the lhr2.4 P m Express Train from New York. connecting at StralfoFd with the 30 D. IA. Train from New Haven, lstFreigit train wiih passenger car attached wall leave BidgepOItiOT WIIsIed al $ 2a !. :, 2d Freight Train with PasseEger car a,pach. d W Il leave Bridge port for Wa,erbur, a, C U5p.m.
 ReEsgTas6asg. First passenger trsiD wIII leave Minated ., Y, 10 a m . connecting ai the junction with q special lrAin to New Haven, and arrive at Bridgep.'! In tune f.r the passengers to tak. the lO,30 a. m. t'ii in to New YoIk. and Train. to Hartford. Albany, Piliriield, and St, ,,ions mn the Housatonic Railroad, " - 2d Passenger Tram will leave Waiprburv s, 3O m' connecting al ihe Junciian with the special train tc New Haven and Hartford and arrive n Bridgeport in time for nasssnua,s s''u 10 take the m Train to New York Sd Passenger Train will leave Wa,erbn,, al S:3o D. m, connecting with the Fxp,ess Tram to New Haven, HatIGsrd and R,,.t,n the Is Train to New York and Evcni,.e Tra;,,, to Pi,tsfrld. ''"
 Freight train with Passenger Car at,achcd vii leave Winsled al 40 p. m. and arrive i., Brdgepnt in lime ioi the $50 n. m. Train fl, New Haven, and Evening Train to New York STAGES l From Liichfit Id will connect with tie p,s. se"seF liaIm winch iesve W tnsieu at m .n aud Bridgeport al j 10 p n.. a, the Li ,ci.. l field Station.
 Stages will also conaect at Wins,cd from Hlachcocksvitle and New Boston, and a, Hum. nhsryss''ie tom Wooauury, Southbury, anc Oxford.
 Hotchkiss' stage Cor Wa,ertown wil, con meet with the S,4l m Train f,om Waterbu, aud lO.25 a. In. Tram ilom Bricgep.rl. d,yI,, ahm .n Tuesdays and Saturdays with the 5 n p m tram from Bridgeport.
 AFie'ght Train from New Haven and ,,,,
 Steanaer Roger NilIioms.
 troln New York. will connect with ,h. Flo Trans on this R"an F,e,git wuI
 billed fom each station for New York. Neu t1av-n aud Bridgeport.
 1sme achen Trains ,Leave Stut;ons
 RRIDGE GEpnpT 1,<, ry,yn,~
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
- " .uasweGe At&eEap Heather &cs Cheap for CanIA at C1Ockse
 SeOFcs
 W A Large and general as.
 sartmeag Of Boels 6 Shoes, @ - received tkis weeas. They
 were selected wilhcaVes and


 v: ::,.l:. x: < ' :s :;; .i;:: S::; ::; are welt adapted t' the preseMtand aPpsOach- ing seasons. among which may be found the following. sIz--
 2UO pairs Ladies' Caters, assorted coleTs, from $i 25 to s3 OU, 100 pSirs French EnaTn. meled and Kid slippers, 7j cts tO 2S; SOO hairs cheap slippers, .,li sorts, 25 to 7J cts. 60 pairs childgen's shoes. all kinds. 2S to 25. POO pairs mOr occO aRd leather buskins, from 75 cts. to 50 Leather boots, Polka boots. morocco boots SEc., 75 100 pairs Gents Calf BCots, from g to 6 00 60 pairs Cali and Goat Brogans 50 pairs Kip and COwhide Brcgans 100 pairs boys cali brogans 5O [" 70 cents. 200 Gents' Caters, ExcelsciOrs, 6c.
 A usual supply of Leather. Morocco, Lin- ings, Bindings. Lasting, Shoe thread. &c. 30 hu. Shoe pegs, assorted sizes. at EnanufactuIeT's prices.
 Particular attention will he paid tO manu featuring custom work from French Calf skin Goat skin. common Calf and Kip skins, Oi anything cI the kind wanted. A beautiful ar ticIe of Bucxskin for tender feet. broad frill, just fer the laIne A word about Boots and Shoes, not always thought of. Ne one ever did or ever can be healthy, sociable. amiable or agreeable, with their feet cnvered with rick. city, pinchIng, or slouching boots or shoes = The reason why is, that the blood, passing ID times minute from the heart through the feet back io the heart. the channels all cen- ie:ing in the feet, if those feet are noi well clothed, it is sent back unnatural and discr- drred. causing sickness to the head, faintness io the heart, and meann, 6 to the soul. which no human being can overcome, no medicine can cure If you doubt it. aching heads and ,winging corns can tell the story. All iu want of boots or shoes are invited te call and examine my assortment, and if the, find them little cheaper, and rath CT better than can be found elsewhere think they will purchase. No cha.ge for showing Call and see. SAMUEL CLOCK.
 Litchield. West ST., May 13.
Litchfield enquirer., 1850-08-22
I P.h. RICHARDS. CMstons snd Ressly- Made Clothing :r =:
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 EentIcmcn's Ont0tling Establlshment. st door east of Wheeler;s Hotel, West st.
 Spring and ninmer Stock of
 Fashionable CH0aIsfaaR. AT PRICES MUCH LESS THAN EVER pRvoRr
 AT THIS EsTABLIsuMENT. HAVEfouni il necessary 10 move in,o Yves, A Street, and have taken the store t.rmerlN occupied by Nc. Samuel Clock which has Iccehlly been fixed nP expressly tor ne. and i aln now prepared to give great barraina in Custom aud Ready Made Garments q, every description, to all wE0 may favor m vii h their patronage. l have received the rn,,s, fashionable assortment ol Spring and SUmmer iioSds, ever btiure ofrEed [" this pubic. My stock has been selecled with great rare--Vvith specific reference tot the Spring and Summer trade
 would cal the particular attention of nv customers and the public generally. i0 my stuck of Dfess and Flock C,ats. at Driccs varying irmn one dollar and twenty five cents to eight dollars.
 The pantaiOons manufactured and aolA ., 'his establishment gre admitted to be superior in point Ot style and elegance, to thuse lf, aHv other establishment heIe and are sold from one tO seven dollars.
 uS dSsUgNSnt Wb VeSt9 embraces all fhe new spring and summer styles, from one to five dOlla!r
 A spled d. assnrlment of Cloths, Ca g, imeres and Vestim.s, of all kinds. by the yard or lo suit purchasers. wIth a fun assortment Of tail- orsirim'Dings, ail ot which will be sold tremen. dOus chetp.
 Gent emen-your are invited to examine my stock Of goods before purchasing else. where, as ! am deter mined not to be undersOld by any mani in this part Of the country.
 The fancy department embraces all that is new or desirable, in Duelise French and ltal- ian, black and fancy silk Cravats, Suspenders, Gloves, Ot all kinds, umbrellas and good as. 'ortment of plain and fancy shsrts hoso,ns and collars, hosiarv, with every other article usually kept in GENTLEMANS OUTFITrNG ESTABLISH MhNT.
 Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their gaTn ents made in a style not to be sur. passed in fashon or workmanship. and warran. ted to fit.
 Cutting done at short notice,
 Spring iashens jus. received. | feet under great nbliga sions to my numer. lus cusiomtrs Sfss Heir past aitentios,, and rust by cl.se application 10 business. and firm teiernlnatj0R nOf iO be excelied by any estnb- lishment Of the kin in the country, l sha Il inert the patronage which has been % hber. ally bestowed.
 T. Fl. RICHARDS,
 West Street. Lifchfield. 50