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Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Have Out that A clllmg

YNEIE subscriber would take this opportuni, -1 y to call the attention Of his patrons and ,hs pubic generally, 10 his supcrItr mode o Extracting Teeth. by which at least three. tour'hs of the pam, caused by the common practice Is avoided besides rendering every Hort to extract badly d~rayed teeth and roois ,erfectly successful. Persons afflicted wiib 0oih- ache. need have no fear tha: they carrot be removed on account of briiilsness or any other cause. for it often happens that by ihs Sss of Chevali.r's splendid Forccps, have xtractei from six [" eight teeth which wer 1roksn off even with the bone, in twice as man secords.
 would also here announce, that until fur. ,her n"iice. my price for extracting Teeth will be iweive and half cents apiece.
 N 3. All work in the vsri"us depart Nsnis of DENTISTRY, performed with care and dispatch and upon tho most approved prnci pies of DsAtal Science, and ., mcd-rsie prires
 EDWARD W.BL AXE
 Liteh6ela. Get. 6, 1880. 1924
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Litchheld Academy.

THIS School will hereafter be kept at A the residence of the Principal in North Street. .,..
 The next session will commence on the first day of May. Tuition per quarter $4.OOto $500.
 Instruction in Music. Pencil and Crayon Drawing, Painting, &c. at the usual extra charges. Specimens of Painting may be seen at the residence of the subscriber. Young ladies will be furnished with a separate room for study.
 J. l.. HEN DRICK Principal. I.ifchiald April. l 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
MARRIE ED.
House at Auction

V0HHE subscriber will sell to the highes,
 | bidder the lot & premises, brick house, barn, GCc on Spencer street, in the village of LilchfeId. unless previously disposed of at private sale, on Monday the 7th inst. al 4 o'clock P E. Terms cash-- or if desired one years credit will be given with arprov- ed security for two thirds of the purchase money. BUEL SEDGW1CK.
 Litch6eld April 1851.
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ON dnd af,et July lst. S,sges wifi run EHln V LiIchheld to lhe HUhsui"nIr RartTcsd, As 0:iows, VIZ: Stage will leave. LitehfirId tci New Miiimd on Mondays, Wednesdass snd Fridays, al o'cIock. A. M.. and a,riv~ sl New Milford in time to take the Passenger Tram fnr New York or Albany.
 Leave New MiIto,d .n Tuesdays, Thu:sdsHs and Ssius.ays. at o'clock, ?. M.. or on the ArriNal"i the Passenger Ttainfr New York :.
 Another Stage will leave West Corhw al lUE G.itch6rld "n Mondays, Wednesdays and Ffi> jays, at 2 o'clock P NJ or on the arrival b' he Passenger Train from New YoIk, and re. UT" Sn Tuesdays. Thursdays and SaiurdayS eav,ng Liichfie!d at 2 o'clock. A. M., thus baking a daily l;se frem Litch6eid ts the ! 'a,oniC Railroad,
 '"ne 2r"rr,eisr of this line intends putting 'n new Carriages, anG as usual good H"tses. ana will cndeavar ta merit a lIberaI share Of public patronage.
 EDMUND HART. Propr,etor. West Cornwall. June 27, 1SA9.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
LitchGeld Savings Society.

At meeting of the members of the Liich6eld Savings Society, held on the 2Oth 'nst. the following persons were chosen ONis eer' f'r the year ensuing, viz GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Presilent. SAML. P. BoLLEs, V,ce Presilent. SETH P. BEEKs.
 CHARLES L. WEBB, J: G. BEckwIrH. Directors. CHARLES ADAMS, EDWIN B. WEBsrER. GusrAvUs F. DAVIS, >eeretsry Gnd
 Treasurer. Once al the Ph"~nix Branch Bank. and is open every business day from . ie I2 A N.and from Co PM.
 G. F. DAVIS, Treasurer. Liichfeid July 22. 1850
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Great Bargains in Real Els
 fat0s

1reaG Bargains 1tA 8Ae01 GS-
 tat0s
 TNHE subscriber. desirous oI changing his A busiSrss, offers fer sale his House, BsIn, Sash aud Blind shop. together with about eleven acres f land. siiuai. d n the village ,f West Cornwall. VI hin a short distance of the kaIIr"ad DepUl and about opposite ihs United N'a'es H"Iel aAld property will be sold all together or separately. [" SuiI purchasers.
 -ALSO-
 \ Earn. sitWatcd in Sharon, about one 0i!" Ir":H tue Cornwall Rr,tige Depot. nn the west Giare reOi the Hnusal0nic River. Said Farn s"uasIns aS"0i 0GiY acres "f la' d. wslI prOpor. .'".SA t"r O~ad"w. pasture, Pl"w and wood la"A- end 10 well wAtered. There is a good W" sa'"y h"Use, Iwn Barns, cow-house and "s"ot ept S0Ildings on the premises Said .H vii be sold at bargain and posses sion gwen the lst Oi April.
 For further particulars enquire of tho sub- seIioer al Yves, Cornwall
 S0tf JAMES N. GARDNER.
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feet happiness? No! rather let that MiniStering angel Hope. wipe away your tears and stimulate you to happy re- union with the departed ia better world. remembering that no affliCtion for the present seemeth Co be joyous but grievous, nevertheless afterward yieldeth the peaceable fruit of righteousness unto as many as are exercised thereby.
 Afflicted mourner. cease complaint.
 And bring thy grieis to quick restraint,
 Let thy hopes to heaven arise.
 To cheer thy passage to the skies.
 How forcibly do reflections like the foregoing enforce the scriptural injunction set your affections upon things above and net upon things on the earth The Providence of God and the voice of in> spiration speak to us in tones of solemn warning and cheering encouragement.- To the hum ole. practical believer they speak be thou faithful unto death and thou shalt receivs a crown To the dy- ing believer blessed are the dead who die in the Lord To the afflicted and bereaved be still and know that l am God. Whom the Lord loveth he chas- teneth and scourgeth every one whom he receiveth.' To the thoughtless and trifling prepare to meet thy God. To the wicked and disobedient know thou that for all these things God will bring thee into judgement. To all be ye al so ready for in such an hour as ye think net the Son of Man cometh. Take heed watch and pray; for ye know not when the time is. What 1 say unto you say to all wateh.' Il. 5.
 B0ntGm Fulls, Mar. 26, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Wanted.

TNEN active men of good address, to sell
 book soon to be ready for circulation that will worthily recommend itself to the favor of the public. and afford to agents a desirable and profitable employment. One or two other books may be taken if desired The field for agents is this and adjoining States or tue West. Apply to J. Hall, aI the Mansion House, Ltchfeid, Ct. on Fri> day P. M. the 1lth inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Curious Facts.

A young man in the township of War saw, Grnesee county. New York. was engaged in cutting wood and in felling a1ree It became entangied in the branches of other trees. While endeavoring to disentangle the tree and bring it to the ground. IL suddenly feli: and splitting at the butt, he was caugh. by the foot and thus suspended with his head downward. In this condition he cried for help. uat,l his voice was gone and his strength we'll nigh exhausted. His axe had fallen, and he could barely touch the end of the heive with his finger. He labored to reach 1t, but all ln vain. Could he but get that, he could extr'cate Limself.-- But alas 1t was beyond his reach.-- What was he to de? He had cried for help until he eould no longer speak. He was lu the woods. three quarters of a mile from any human being. The weather was extremely cold, and he was hanging with hts head downward, sui fering extreme pain, act only in the foot wtich was caught in shu cleft of the tree but also in the head. caused by his un. natural position, and the great exertion he had put forth to make himself heard Death now seemed inevitable. unless he could be immediately extricated. There was no alternative. Summoning all his courage, therefore. he cane 10 the de termination to make the attempt to cut of his leg; and should he succeed in doing this. there was but faint hope that he would thereby save his life, fo there was no surgeon at hand to take u, the arteries--no kind friend near to bind up the mangled limb. It seemed nor. than propable, therefore. that he would bleed to death. But what will man not do to save his life? He had in his pocket an old dull knife. With this he cut off the legs of his boot and stocking and then unjointed his owa ankle.
 This being done. he crawled to his dun ner basket and binding up the stump with napkin which had covered hi, dinner. he started upon his hands and knees through the snow for home.- When he arrived within few rods of his house. he was discovered by some of his friends who hastened to his relief. His strength was now exhausted. Help had come and he tainted. He was borne to the house and resuscitaied. Nos come dke curious .faets; and I will hero say that the gentleman who related the facts to me. was present and went for the surgeon. 'Go.' said the wounded man -go immndiaiely to the woods and cat out my foot. for it is suffering most ex. crutiaiing pain They did SO and brought the foot to the house. He then said it was cold and wished it put into warm water. This request was also granted. It was not in the room In which the unfortunate man lay, yet as soon as tho foot touched the water h6 cried Our saying, It burns me; the water is too hot 7 Upon putting the hand int0 the water 1t was found even 60. The water was then made cooler. and he was satisfied. will also add that surgeon was obtained from BaGa> via, distance of 6lteen or eighteen miles, che limb again amputated. and tho man re- covered.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CL..RK. AGO.
Corn.a of Fron. ana Feryy .,,...

CoEnsa or FTOnt sad Ferry ASr's.
 HARTFORD. CONM.
 uAVE for sale large stock of Tron and Listed. sf every description required Ma. ehinislS. BlacksmIts and o,heGs. emhi sring 2 very great variety ef kinds and sizrs: toxetL Ler with IslI supply ot best AnV; .. Vicso, Bel. lows and Bl0cksmithS iOOls gene, ally
 All oe which are adeTed Io iDurrhAOsss on e tavorabls tsEms e can bs obtained elsewhere
 ~ .-ALHO-- A esnsienf supply OG 6rst quality of CUT NAILS and SPIKES at manaGsctuscrs prica Bast6oEds JAa. @ loSt, IVSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Removal.

F. D. McNIEl. has removed his stock of Goods ts Lords Bui lding West street, next door east of the ourt House. March 26th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

The vote Tn New Hampshire, in l34 towns. on the question in the new con- stttution of abolishng THE RELIGIOUS TEST and the PROPERTY QUALIFICATION. in holding office, stands, Yeas 1862 NAYS l7,l22. Sp that in Democrat ic' New Hampshire. NO CATHOLIC can be elected to office, and NO POOR MAN be ELIGIBLE as Representative to Lhe General Assembly.
 To bs Senator. requires ssiN more property than to be Representative, SC that the New Hampshire Senate is . rep ueSentasiOn of the wealth of the aristoe> raey. We beg that we shall never hear agaln of the .GENUINE DEA0CRA. CY' of New Hampshire
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
NEW GOODS.

California and fine Straw, also cheap Lace and common Straw Hats, at 50 cents piece.
 A chose selefd Potion oarasols an Parasoletts, Linen Cambric Handke achiefs, mbroideries and Laces. Ladies. nd Gents Kid, Silk end Lisle Thread
 BELOW --9 all sizes. Ladies' superfins Elastic Hose. Merine Colors, Mantilla Silk and trim. mings. Mantillas made to order. The public are invited to call before pur cl:.il elsewhere. 52
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
AGENTS WANTED

A Patent article in general demand af- "A fording large profit. is also offered to agents. The field for agents is this and adjoining States and the west. Apply to ) Hall. at the Manson House, Li,ch6eld Ct. on Friday P. M. the Huh inst.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

| At Court of Probate holden at Lii"h6eld, within and for the District of Litchkeld | on the 3lst day Ot Match A. D. 1851. Present. OLIVER A. G TODp, Judge. nN motion of William F. Baldwin, trustee Oof certain Estate. conveyed 10 him by Ls. man Smith, of said Litchfrld, on the 24th ot February, A. D. 1851 in i,ust for the bene ht Of hts cTedit"Is, m pursnahce of the statute It such case made and provided,
 ORDERED That comm issiensrA 10 receive examine and adjust ihe claims St those who were creditors of inc sad Smith al the date of said assignment, be appointed al the probate 23d day Of April 4 D. 1851. at n'clock in he forenoon, and that all persons interssle ed in said Estate may he flied and appear ii they see cause and he heard relative io said appoint ment. said trustee is directed to publish a notice of this rder in newspaper printed in Li'chfeld c"nn'y and io post copy ofthis order an the public s'gn- post in said [, wn ol Litchht:d nearest the place where said Ly man J. Smith resides
 A true Copy of Record,
 Attest oL YER AS. ToDD. Judge. sDis'I Of TorrIngIon. ss PrsbaIs court,
 March l2, 1851, TSTATE of ALEX'R A. ILIETT, -ASHt0 ~ AV'G "SsV"S !" So'V OsshpCt, uO' coased.
 The Court of Piobaie for the District Of TOrring.On hath limi ed and allowed six mpnIhs from the date hereof. for the cred ilors ef said estate, represented insulveni, in which lO exhihii the claims thereto {; and has .pp"inled Demas Coe and Hiram Brrber. Commissioners to receive and txA. mine said claims.
 A true copy of Record.
 HARLOW TYLER Judge. The subscribers give notice tha. ihey shall meet a' the dwelling house Of Levi Hodges, in sud TorringlOn. on ,he l2h .ay of April and 23J day of Angus, 1851, st nine o'clock in ,ho forenoon on each of 'aid days, for ihe purpose of attending on be business of said appoint ment.
 HIRAM BARBER, , Commis.
 DEMAS COE. { siOners: All persOgs indchlsL 10 said estate are reQuesled IO make immediate PaymenttO to
 LEVI HODGES, AdmiDislraIor
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

nFwe har fly need say word rela- tive to our candidates for Representatives m this town. Capt. Taylor is perhaps less extensively known to our voters than his colleague, from the fact that he re- sides in the extreme tn east corner of ehc town. He is one of our most inaelli- gent and popular farmers, aud in former years was Represen,at ve from Torring> aon. Nr Coe is known Id as all, as a man oi honor, intelligence, and integrity-and would make an excellent Representative.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
FOR SALE.
EO1s S<sKP.

4 Convenient two story dwelling house Aand barn, handsomely situated few rods below the Methodist Church in Mead- ow street. Terms reasonable; enquire On he premises of SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

every variety of pipe and cooking furniture to make . stove complete. Box end Shop Stovea
 Also Furnace caslings of every descript;op. consisting of Water wheels. over shot and pitch 1 tack; Mill gearing great variety, Machine. ~ castings of every kind, Chlilei Sleigh ars Cutter Shoes mad" any length 10 suit. Plon.S Castings, &c. &r. All oriers for ea.,;n.- prou.r,ly filled. Furnscs at all times ;n ;,ss .,.' ration. SJsSN
 Seleys Patent Wasgoa cosplines. for h..., ors liSnt wagons, averv superior art;els '. :. Wagon MakeEs are invited 10 ln.k s, <, .a1 !Ty It. Machinery built ant rera,rej. .; rss heavy or light foe cotton or wn,l. in, 1ee hs"s manner ant apon the mnsi reasonable ,es . Call and sec. Wanted 50 tons ol old ras. ;s oil.
 q BALDWI N
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
GTNGHAMs.

A large lot Ut Ginghams little out If Style st @ cents per yard; beside other goods UI doubtful age at half their cost.
 ALVORD & BROTHER Wolcottvillo, April 1 1851 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Nnw Gooda

0UR friends mAy find groO assortment oi V New Goods suitable fnT he season. In a few days we shall have large assortment of Millinary articles with the best BOnnets, and all that 00ri 0i thing.
 ALvoRD & BROTHER.
 Wolcottville. April |. 1851. 47
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03

Hsme O6ice 62 WainW Ss Souih side, dOsrs sb.sr 3d, Philadeiphia. HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President. LUcIAN l. BIsBEE. Eeevei0.y.
 Rates sf Life Insurance reduced 25 per cent.
 CAPITAL, S25O OOO.
 INHE above company have established
 A an agency in this rouuy, for the pur> pose Of insuring lives. and have appointed
 LYMAN w. GILBERT. Agent, J. G. BEcKwITH, M. D., Medical Exam iner,
 G. H. HoLLI,rER, Esq. Con1e c,icu Referee.
 Application for Insurance may be tn ade 10 Lyman w. Gilbert O. Dr. Beckwnh, al Dr. Beckwilh's stoIe. al 3 o'clock A. A., al l2 o'c.uck M, or a. t o'clock P. M., waere pamphlets may be had explaining ike prin- cipie oi Life Insurance, and showing the economy and duty of every mau, who has not supers abundance of wealth, iO secu,e C l 10 his family, at least few thousand dOi- lars. by an Insurance on his Life. This Comp nyhave accommodated their terms Oi payment tO meet the abiiuy of the poor, the laboring man, as well as the mnnied maa. The terms are g per cent less than most Companies, and payable yearly, half yearly M quarterly. so that the labOring maA may save. or lay by.a few dollars eve " three mouths to pay his premium. ard thus secure to his family, at his death, a competence of this worlds goods. which he can neVei expect 10 do ny the irniis of his labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be rec gaEded aS an economic business measure securing to ones family. after h's death, that competence and support which he is unable to lay up for them while he lives.
 Instances are continually occurring, showing the wisdom Oi Life insurance - The following. clipped from Philadelphia. paper, IS such an instance
 PHILADELPHiA, Orl 9,h. 1850. To the President and Directors of the Ma
 ti0nai Safety Insurance Company, No
 62 Wainu, street.
 GENTLENEN--Perm; me to ack.ow ledge the receipt Ot one thousand dollars. be. nx the amount policy of Life Insurs nee, et- fecsed by my late husband. James Ki,kpa,. rick, for my benefit or the 18th July last, 1your company. The payment of small sum for premium has entitled me 10 the above amount. but for Which I should have been lett destitute. Thanks tu you lhat at my request. and for my convenience, you have paid she full amount at osc.. withou, the delay customary in such cases,
 Yours sincerely. 26
 PAULINE E KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
To Rent.

A Farm containing about I20 acres. lying A in Bantam kn"wn as rhe Bissell farm, irr "n' or three years For further particulars, inquire "t Amos iissell or Lawrence Risspll near the premises. Possession gwen the lsI of April
 47f AUGUSTUS RESELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
CHAIRS.

A complete assortment oi caRe and wood "A seat. fancy and rocking CHAIRS. jus, Te. celved, and fol sale low by
 S. N. BRONSON l. Ca.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Bridgeport, Morch 7th, 1850.

Bridgeport, Morch 7th, 1850. WYE neg leave to call the a,Ient,An of w Merchants and ManniacIurersin Lirch. field and vicinity to our stock of HARD WARE, comp ising one of the largest and most extensive assOrrmenie te be found in the State, We are extensively engaged in :he importation ot all kinds of Birmingham and SheMed
 Goods.
 CONSISTING IN PART OF Table and Pocket Hand Saws, Cutlery, Panel de R ,zors, Ripping de T.a Walters, Compass do Files and RaSps, Back dc Primer Chissels, Luck do Turning do Brace and B.tts, oaling do Plane lrens. tIouges do
 Vices, Anvils, Horse Nails, PadLocks, Bolts, Butts, Hinges, Hollow ware, We'll, Fence and Trace Chains,
 Beb- Screws, &c., &c. Also constantly receiping, direct .tiOns
 American Manufacturers, every
 description of
 MARDT7 ARB, Consisting in part of Cutlery, House Trimmings, Mechanics, Tools, Agfi-
 cultural Implements. Smiths
 Bellows, Butts, Screws,
 Tacks, Brads, Rivets
 &c &c. NAILS Cut and rouyit by he ton CT keg.
 Carriage Makers Goods. Springs, Axles, Steps, Coach Hinges. and Locks, Stump Joints. Malleable Castings. Lacing Cords, Bands. Rubber Cloth. Oil Cloth, Glue, B"rax. Emary, Sand Paper, &c. Saddler's Hardware of every Description.
 Ctybissee s1E0Ees'.s Goods Moulding, Chair ana SfA brings, Castors, Locks. Webbing, Hair Cloth. &c.. &c.. Cunning and Fishing Appa- tus, all kinds. ~We wish fair trial on prices and iuality. nOLCOMB | LYON. S3 WGtev Street West side ". w. HOLCOMB, F H. LYON. 46
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
&k9!c!f'.kt6fs3

CrOekery, Hardware, &:. For sale by
 s. N. BRONSON. LithchGeld ocI. 90, 1850 N. B. Shirts given cut tO be made as usual.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
LlTGHITlILsD Mutual Fire insurance Company.

SSS~ = SHsaSSS SSSSSSSSSG Mutual Fire insurance Company. VFHIS Compans has cen in o,eratioA l7 1 Yearsending July It iStO. Aud has insured property 10 the amoun, of
 S2 9S9 594 % Amt of property Eowinsured is $99l ,534, ,OO The whole amount Ot cash preml- um paid iat' the Tssasury durinng the iine is $l4,7I5,7O. To interest 1eceived q on Loans l,l43,2s.
 l,&s, The whole amour of Losses WI ich have been paid is, SIC, ,755,32 The whole amoultOf expenses paid 10 AgSnts, Bucks, Stationary, and for lns plates, is $3,C02, ,57-l3 .69 Cash in hands of Treasu $2,O9IO9 Add 10 the atnve, the charged premium, winch can be collec- ted If required. l5:Tl0,O6 Present capital or funds ofthe Co. l7, S0l IS Daring tho time the Company has been in operation. there has not been any assessment made on the mpmb bers oi the Company, an d :he expense of insur,ng in thla Company, we con- fidtn,ly think, is less than in any other Com pany-neins oaly about S cts On the $lO0 peI annUm,
 Q Dcess Of ehe Company.
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President,
 OLIVER GOODWIN, TSeGsmty LASON WH17Ls'G. Secretary. ''. Ss'ecGOs.S. WILLIAM BEEBE, A s. LEWIS J. c. BECiWITH, DAVID c. SANFORL JASON WHITING ROBBINS BATrELL
 GEORGE c, WOODRUFF. .H elsfs for tIIe COlslD0Iay Daniel B. Erin smade, Washington, Davld z sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fu.ier, Jr. Kent. Richard Smith. sharon, Frederick kellogg, Cornwall, Nelson Brewster. Goshen. Wm M. Burrall, Canaan, Donald J. Warner, Salisbury, g s,to D. SSy,hiHi'y'@ h.waii. Norfolk. Roger II. Mills, New Hartford, George D. Wadhams. Torrington, Lewis Smith, Harwinton, Elisha Johnson, Plymouth, Jobn c. Amber, Be,hlem, Leman w Cutler, Wat- -rtown, John Abernethy, Woodbury, David C. Whiuiesy, New PrtstO1, George P. Tallmadge Warren. Persons wishing 10 get their Buildinos Insured can apply to either Otthe Agsnts.orto the Ses
 WILLIAM BEEBE. President. JASON WHITING. SecrA tary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
DIED.

In MiddletOwn. 26th inst. Rev. SAMU- FL FARMER JARVIS, D. D., IL. D. To this village. 27th ult, Rev. TRUMAN MARSH, aged s3.
 Ia WatertOwn, 13,hinst, Mrs. ANN M., relict of Garry Gaylord, aged 46; Mrs PHEBE, relict of Reuben Blackman. E Q of NewtOwn, aged s9.
 MARRIED.
 In Waterbury, 24th ut, MT ROYAL B. PARDEE, of HarwintOn, and Miss ELIZA J. STEVENS of the former place. 26ttI ult. by Charles E. Moss. Esq LEWIS PAR SONS of Plymouth, and Miss LYDIA STREETER of the former place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
Great Rush Gt Ms New "BEE HIVE ''

"E EMPO RUM of FASH ON" LUST received a splendid stock of Gents. y and Ladies Dress Goods, consisting in part ot French aud English Merinos, Thib. bet Cloths, Cashmere, Persian Cloths, Al. pacca and Mohair Lusires, Rombazines &c.
 Also-Musl,n de Laines plain and fgur- ed. Foreign, English ana American Print, Black and Colored Dress and Mantilla Silks Brocha, Long and Square Shawls, Bay State. Empire State and other do. do very large stock Also-CUlcred and WoOlen Flannels, Sheelings &c., Cloths, Cass,- meres. Tw. ed and Veslings.
 rREADY MADE CLOTHING.-ku
 Overcoais, Frock Goats, Sacks. Shifts. Pants, Vests. Wrappe,s. Hats, Caps, &c. a large supply cheap. Aiso-Trinminss in great vaFiety.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
FEMALE WEAKNESSES and COMPLAINTS,

No remedy that has been offered to tl,e public, has been ha as ccrian and efeciuaI in restoring ALL the incidental and sreguiaties of the BRANT's PULMONARY BALsAM. It makes no differ. whether the derangement be suppression excess, other incidental VsakRess-it REGULATES ALL, by sreaghentng the system, eQuasiag tho csrcuaf,oa and SOOTHING and ALLAYlNG NERVOUS lRIlTA. DILlTY. See Pamphlets for proof.
 CHANGE OF LIFE.
 From the Girl to the WOman and the Woman at mi&. s age-the one is accelerated, and the other gradually suppressed prevent any of the ats dis eases that frequently arise in consequence of such ehAnge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-04-03
'. I. Judd.

DAGUERREAN ARTIST "AS reIuaned tu his Rooms near the Curt II House. where his Miniatures may be "b- tain%d al all times
 LitchGeld, April 2. 1851. Al