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Il ERIE RAILROAD

EW-lORk " ERIE hhlLhOAD'-
This line esves daily from the pier al foot OF Ouhes
MOANING WAY TRAIN al 81 a NJ. for OnRvie, rierrnoui
and ali Intermediate stations. Passengers by this tran
connect nj Suferna with the m0ruing Mail usin FOR all sta
tor, we.t Of Geneva Morning MAIL Train al A ID.
soppnR Al al tho sauons OF Suferns, arriving ~
Geneva The came evening WAY TRAIN Al % T n iS
P,srmori OtiFve ard All iutefmecse stations EVENING
WAY TRAiN u St fer suderps Ousvlle ard al in.ermedi
ATE .lAuops HIeRr EIrGEss Tram a. +. d.
CHAs AINOF. SupefluIendGnt
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TRAVELLING.

ADVERTISEMENTS are inserted In
fthe Ssn Papers Of other Cities and rowns q ":
SaLNrR,a ldvertisns Agency. Trhane suildug. ds<
TINTED STATES MAIL STEAM
OsHIP COMPANY For New Orleans orect via
Hnysra on Sunday May II, ASP. M, by order OF me
o. y Navy Dspsr menL-fafe Reduces The splendid
Double ne'De sle.m b,p GEORGIA, $3.50 tuos lurIhen,
ID Porter. u N. commsnder, Will SAL precisely ~
Soeloek p Al from her pier foot OF WsTeo.s ". R.,
win he Govetrmeut Malls, direct for HAVANA aud
NEW ORLEANS Ch4gr-s passengers uSn.fsrr.d vi
Havana 10 the splendid Double En- ine steamship fall
CON Freight Neo Orleans al 81 ceuis per ca DC
foot Specie only on freight to Havana No Dils
sflsoiug will be sigued after tbs sssmer has sailed
For E,ght passage, sppy al TIE othee oil The CON-
as tmyiI a. o. ROBERTs.
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Il PANY.-Ouly hroush lne ioi California sod Orssoc
The pah'c sfe inwaod hN ondef ne ue" Sf'ake
eel II Ais Compsuy sie~pers insP~c,Sd soj Approved
81 the Navy Orpanreci srd 'syicg Iho uei'ed sSiSs
Mai will CONTINUE Panama And San francisco oe
the La and iRh GAYS OF Zach month nQloss G7eee - IN
NUcsole accidents and will touch Acspa'co, ssr Diego
Tue sIowips steamships belonging 10 The PsclSc ssn
sesnskip Company nov Ia zoe Ssoho, ooe OF wheA
viii Ne A~ ave 10 pom al each cod ~ Toe rou,e;
Orvsou ,,es uuns; Rspa6hc, l,2o0 sgOsi
PSnanS, oS7 tOns; Csro'iaA, tN tnas;
Csirorn.a ,S uns; Colaubus SO puns
Tennessee, $40 tunf; lsinnus
kssherues, so mnsi Unicorn, eN snos'
Columbia sea i0Os An,rop@;
Fremont SIC Snus.
fhS neW eiosnstip CVi4moia VII qN oS.NoaA sN
tfspcisc~ snd pofs Ia Or-sOn s~elog 81 ss i0'Ss po
~ eilvsi o. Ne msiis aod p>ss-ogef' 'rpn rsses -
r@ornne without DELAY th@ nS sn1 srs iof
toe s1eSincy tSou SGn francisco
Aregeial Toe ~ propeller wiz be krpi Tor sas Hss
ro''~. y uSsa 80 Gsnlient passengers oe'"o7a a.
Vie wensnovn s,vsmsolp Sarsh ssnis " So tons bar
Ven, to~ unoef chsrtut 10 I've company scd pcs01SfJ
eoninodous 10 eef eAbo srsag eecs will - keps IN
nss ~ AZ cSfs family hoah
tlne % the above srsInsrs vi keep az M counecos
ee.Neen Acapulco 'nS ne olheF he5icsu oOfIs.
Dotted slsles Nal Stealn Shlps
eeo,gls, Stee tons; cresosos osy. i,soo GuDsi
S SaS SCI CIV s6oe SsSssSsis 81 900 .5 ss.
leaving NcS.Yoft 90 ChAgres % he ilsh AID 96A u
Zach month
Yos rew s.rAnsblp Edorado .nd 1hs Fseon oil form
direct hse bs1eeo New OFcsns and chAztes isAving a
eh pscds vii nsufe hite de.sDuoo possible or
AAo hIiHtue ~ N~nne aAoeaPes q
roegh nne and freu New Orleans All ports IN Mexico
VA'aosnia ard Oregon Passage from Ne~-Orlesns car
- sec1rco nom ARMSTRONG;, LAVENSON CO.
Agenis ~ thst plaoo
ne ARE OT SrOGgh ueEsis from HswYOEt TO ssn grsu.
esso. hes been rccaces foa
~ " eSae Rooms tns..................tSSo
~ n Lower CABIN io................- 20
e Es Fci 10 c;ss,s, vii i: Al ne ,O.
Por 49, u ary safe sssrs heaWssl Hose DOrta
s. ana 81 s "s'ses ~ 1iy Al i1e once o. Dc Company
s4DAW1 ora th-.t AgeaoJ. III Wssrsl
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FINANCIAL,
S.rIlCACo ITY LOAN.-Sealed Pro-

vii De received a. o s 1 ~ srR 1Sii 'ps
Cir - Chssf1 - Nee. Yofk uOtl tho lot day u JoDe
SCOT. iosp q ss5cO Tor term DOT sIee71lng 'eo
. ' ss0 .. 20 :a a. OF s sD5 'I
49, eseh y IA priDciD. and interest psyzole al
-, - s%.e.o ElebsOgs Sans 70 Ne~Yo's ., ~ Ss
sebee eco. o. E neaoel Chicago, April % 1851.
CoDmo1 "' WIN s 6URNEE. Mayor.
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tF' THE BULLETIN OF The AMERICAS ART
UNION" April, announces several changes which
are 10 take place in the char cter Of the pubica
ton during the present year, with view to IN
oreasing its value and Importance to the interests
of Art. 1t is proposed to furnish series OF arti
ces on the technical terms Of Art, the nature
particular processes, the history Of the leading
schools Of pain tiers and sculptors, and the bogra-
ply of artists A Dictionary Of Art is commenced
in the present number, and will be continued in
the future issues An English Essay on Perspect-
i've will also be pubiIhed, with coPious illastra
trations, to be followed by treatseS on the history
Of Engraving, the miniature artists Of the fifteenth
century, and other subjects interesting 10 the
amateur and student. Tae number nov issued
contains an essay on Sir David Wilkie, by Henry
T. TucAsrman, and great variety OF attractive
correspondence and intelligence. 1t 10 enoel
liSbed with an original design by barley, repre-
senting the scene in Cooper's Prairie, where
Pau Hover, the bee hunter and Ellen Wade
having met Leather Stocking are interrupted by
the approach Of troop Of Sioux warriors. We
truIt that the excellent promise given IN this
number will be amply redeemed in the succeed
Ing issues, furnishing the subscribers to the Union
with 8 valuable publication, whatever Be their
iuck in the annual distribution.
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nACIFTC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM

n pANY- Rates u Fsre Reduced The oily through
line ~, CsHforis and Oregon via Havana AMI ChAgros
ON MONDAY. MAJ r. Ihe sy'e0did dO19ls eosina
.tA.m.hip GEORGIA 600 tans blf,heC David D. PJrie
n IN Commander Nit sail pre- isely a. o'clock from
The u'er f. OF q Warren NOrn River, for Sh.gres VIII
hs 3svrumeut Male for California and Oregon con1sct
us ian the fayore lied States al steamship Ten
Ue,see 10 leave PssSma Or about Juns FOR passs
apply al the Office 81 ard s. South s. % III We'I NIL
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Post.Omee Operations.
lslGle Postmaster


TIE PosTNAsrEE GENERAL has established TIE foioTias
new Post Offices for The weoE ending Aprh 20, leol.
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DANkING HOUSE OF J. CARO-
OTHgRs& CO No IS WOoe.st PlTfSBUCShy "a
oolertinns made on all the PRINCIPAL CITIES OF ee
TTS'TTp sTATEs Reference 10 New YoFk-Messs
Wtnslos. Lsnier 4 Co. So WslIsL au'u
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

NEW YORK Il NEW-HAVEN RAIL
lNROAD-This lire lesves Cansl.sl Staton-Aecomno
dadon Train at 7 A NJ; Express frain A. ~ Accon
nodNtiop Train, Q A NJ; Express Train r. "a Accom-
mediation frain for New. Haven al Z. sno Oommo
S,ion Train Tor Bridgeport al IS H. Passengers are
10 nroerre fcsst, before taking sesls In the
- s~N''NN ~ r MASON buperlntendent
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TNDEPENDENT LINE to CH ACRES

UNUEF I'm DEN lin u 10 OH ~ n 70
AOPpOgTInN TO MONOPOLY The splendid
sieamsiip BROTHER JONATHAN Will leave TUES
DAY May 49, and she hls proved herssfihe fAsiest
steamship sf1st guarantee her 70 arrive AZ ChsSres
ahead OF the U s Mail steamer GeEais Of llln inti,
10 time for her passengers TO leave Panama BY one OF ns
Eesners OF 2h May 10 Sa1 FrtDctsco before
the 0h OF Jure Letters Freighs 80 cenu To san
PrsLcisco Plan ofcsbin seen aud pasl1ye secured a
BERFORD CO.'S.
asO n 2 Vesey-T Anor House NY.
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~ THE INTERNATIONAL MONTHLY AAaA
ZINE" for MAY, is enbeniHhes with portraits OF
George W. Kendall, editor in-chief OF the
New. Orleans Picsyune, aud Of Nathaniel HA~'
thorne the last of which must not be regarded
by strangers to the distinguished original
as a catering likeness. An editorial article
on the Character Of Washington, with two en-
cravings, presents an original view Of the sub
ject and is expressed with terseneEs aud viso''
The department Of Authors and Books,' IS
usual, is well fned with notices Of contemporary
literature and including a rapid glance at the
leading productions Of foreign writers during the
pas. month. This feature in the International
distinguishes it from moss Of our current period
Gals, and recommends it to all who wish to keep
pace with the latest movements ia the world O.
letters. lStriDger Townsend.l
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DATES OF FARE REDUCED.-The

* TO OH n n W. ASNDN OA@L' ~
n tODly Through Line for California E11 Oregon VIA
ChsFrss direct, and by he UoIIed states Msh Sesneh
n he Pscisc on TUESDAY NAY %. e. O'Clock, p
The sple@oid steamship EMPIRE CITY, 2oon tana, u
WinD, Coumsuoer. viii leavr Pier NORM aver flr
Cbsgres direct TU ESOAY, MAY Is, al O'Clock pre-.
cIey Passengers by This vessel will conb%cI WHO me
fsvoiite steamer TENeEsSEE, u leave PsnanA on or
about June ,t For passage freight apply a. the once
81 and IS SOuthtt or III WosLst myle
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-05-02

e HARPER's NEW MoNTHLY MAGAziNE
for May opens with a description Of the Novelty,
WORK, in this CITY. with detailed account o.
he processes employ ed il the construction Of the
largest clsss of s.eam engines. Tue lesserPress
= from the pen Of Jacob Abbott. whose rsaRrkA-
HE ability in the calculation Of practical details
i.wsu known 20 American readers. The article
!, ilu.trs,sd with sighsesn excellent wood en-
cravings, which present the various processes o.
eating and forglg TO the eye ia 4 mSnAe' 70
make Cd iadshble Impression On toe memory
The introduction Of this new lsAtS's iHto Harper
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NEW YORK AND NEW-ORLEANS

lVsTEAMsHIP LINE For Nev-Oflesns Direct
Rs,es Of Passage Redu -The hne double engine
steamer WINFIELD SCOTT, 2 100 iuns b1r,hen, Capt
River, a. clock Pm, on SATURDAY, May 5. For
freight or passage bpply 10 -
DAVIS, BROOKS 4 CO, So Brosdit.
PsR,ep ers destined 10 Caifrpa via New Orleans or
Vera Cruz will find The above pedtious and cheap
snv other route 10 San Francisco. myl Sts
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
! CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW

II ZEN ! NAL hAIIlhUAU UT n z W =
NJERsEY -Fhs line leSves New.York daily by steam
bost RED JACKET. Pie! J, North River, al 9 4 n
passeugers p freight AID a. P. n psssecg Gcd
~ New jersey Rsrcsa foo, Of Coruandst a. A n spc
ii ard 8 NJ.
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EXPRESS LINE for CHAGRES

1Idirect al the lowest reduced rates. The new and
,ps U6id stesner BROTHER JONATHAN, 1900 tuns 10.
eisier will .si from pier No 4, North River TUES
bay the 18Th Of lay stSP NJ. For freight passage,
having superior hCcOmmOd etiODs apply 70
nqs GMIS e MILLS 81 COrtand.sL
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- Rev. DR.. DOssAS, late Paste, OF 'he lade-
psussl CAgTca Ba lnefs asa e la '"' "a " '
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Mollsa tonic Railroad .
Winter Arramgememt,

Z Winter Arrangement.
The Cars on thls road ran IN connection with
the New York and New Haven, and Western
Railroads.
MORNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany,
and Pitisfeli, leaves B,idgcdort at 1890 A.
M. ON the arrival af the a. NJ. Express from
New York and the second Accommodation
Tram tom New Haven, and the Nauga'uck
Train from Waterbury.
EvENlNG Tram leaves Bridgeport at S,45
P. M. on the arrival OF the P. M. Express
Train from New York the 80 P, N, Train
from New Eayen, and the Naugaluck Train
from Winsted.
Passengers 90 directly through to Albany BY
these trains withou; changing cars.
Trains leave State Line at 9 A. Nj. and
5.l5P. M. on arrival ot the mornine and eve
ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge
port at 80 and 40 P. NJ.
rains run from Pitts6eld niersecting tn,
Albany and New York trains Al Van Dusen-
willie. W ''7@37a So &
Freight Trains cave Bridgeport every morn
ing at O'clock.
C. A. KIRKLAND, Superintendent.
Bridgeport, Dec. ~. 1850. 81
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
CONSERVATION.

COUGHS and Cold, Bronchitis AaGhm0 SDittiuO OF
Hood BesdinO at the Lan0s Pains In e Breast Side and
Chest NyoHsness, NIGHT Siosats PGlpitatiOn Of the Heart
and ali FEMALE WEAKNESSES and ComDlaiaer
eTising thereffoiA, Cholera Infamtum, &C.
GES For Proof and particulars Of Cures, see our
PNmphlets and HaHdbils-all our Agents have them 70
give away afFsa.lrf
" For sic wholesale and r. tail, by A c.
smith, Litchtield, Crow 4 Dewitt, N. Hartford
N B l.a'broP, Wolcouville, A Miles & son
and Miles & Gray. Goshen, F, W. Pierce,
Phillips & Rood and J. C. Allen, w inste d. j. Z
Warner, Roxbury, G. w. Whitt!esey, N. Mn
ford, Mills & CO. Norfolk, W. w. Calkins.
N.Cans an, G. F. Peck, Ellsworth. c. L Prindle.
Sharon. Warren 4 Newton, WATERFOWL e. Bah
Preston. T. Scott, Plymouth, Doolittle T. C. >
Llitchcuct~yiIe, Thompson & Allen, Woodbury.
Beldsn - Miner, Falls Village, and by Nerr-
.rn..s and Druggists in neatly every town in
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
TO Farmers.

THE subscribers are now manufacturing
and keep for sale the Patent Premium GRASS
HOPPER PLOUGH, which took four premi'
nm. a, the Liichfield County Fair in the fall
1t 1850. and were highly recommended b.
the Committee Of the State Fair at Albany, ant
The duchess County Fair, We reccommen'
this Plough I" give entire satisfaction. ifprop
+rly used, and to require less draft by one
quarter, than any other Dnw in use. We hav,
three kinds, viz the Common, the Side Hill
md the Corn Plough.
We recommend The Side Hill Plough
being equally a. good Tor leyel ground as ,h'
Common, t.l. ..'
HOTCHKIS> s. HITCHCOCK.
Sharon. April 23d. 1881, SO
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Ar THE
"BEE HIVE"


New Spring and Summer
~
A SPLENDID assortment Just received
"A. comprising super. Black and Colored
MapriIlas, and Dress SILKS.
Super. Black and Colo Bareges
A. do. Barege Delaines.
do. Black and Cord M. Deiaines.
A. do. do. PoplinS.
40 do. 10. Printed French
90 and English MuslinS.
do. Black and Cord Printed French,
English and American Calicoes.
do. Back and Colered French and
Scotch Ginghams.
do Black Silk Laces, Fringes, Gimps.
&C. all qualities.
Also Ribbons, Hosiery, GLOVES, Buttons,
&C., all descripI IONS ~
Black and Cold Silks, Cashmere, This
bet, Barege and other SHAWLS.
French Wro't Collars, White Laces and
EGgings. ~
Jackr and Swiss Edgings, Insertings,
Flouncings, SC.
Irish Linens, Shirtings, SheetingS, SC.
large stock.
CARPETING, Paper Hangings, Ladies
Shoes and Parasols.
Also, Chairs. Bedsteads, Geese Feathers,
Reody Made Clothing and Shirts.
GROCERIES. Crockery, Hardware, SO
N. Eggs Wanted-and Shirts given
out 10 be made as usual, and for sale by
the dozen or single yerv low. by
aas S. ~. BRONSON s. co.
Litchfeld, june Cd, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
may 81. 1851. ].
1mportaA.t to the Public.


FItT1t9 stlt,scr ibers Woui1 IesfeciIuit. III
i form their patrons and friends and the
public generally that they are extensively en-
gagged IN the manufacture apd putting INTO
nera,ion Of DOUGL ASS PATENT PREMl-
UM HYDRAULIC RAMA perfectly simple
and effective machine, for forcing portion "t
a bInok or spring 10 any required distance OF
elevation when Proporiiona,e faii ca" DC az.
piled. F
The various uses OF this Ram are obvionss
viz for the purposes OF i,rigai'hs Lane. sup
plying Dwellings. Gardens, barny asas. ac'os
ines. Villages, &c with running waller:
The simplicity Of The opet alton oil ms ma:
chine. together with MS effectiveness and very
apparent durability render % decidedly. Inc
most important and vainahle appaI alns yet
dew. lo,ed IN Hsdrsal,cs for iprcing a.por'ioR
OF running s,rfam ct walel 10 any eleya'ion
propnr,ionaie Ia the fall obtained. ..t.
Ii Is pelirc,l, applicable where only 10 IN:
ches oil iall can be had, tet the greater me
TAIL applied: The u,ore powerful the "ppesa'lon
If the maxine and The higher the wafer may
be conveyed We have various sizes o. me
machines adapted TO spfings oI ofooks mat
furnish from 8 quarts TO Is gallons Of wa'eF
The Subscribers haye also constantly on
hand large quantity 81 Lead Pipe OF various
sizes I'd qualities, suitable tor setting the
Rams. OF TT acquedncts also. large assort-
raenl oi Well and CisieFn Pumps, all 81 which
,,ill be sold at prices tina; cannot fail 10 suit
customers: . %
ice and oa iay"Ianle Terms Stoves al eli
Kinds. always on hand, together with other
ar,lcles too numerous IL mention. rH
PATrI;ON 6. CONE.
West Cornwall. AptIl 10th 1871 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

Importers Of China and Earfhen Ware,
ID RESPECTFULLY solicit the attention
Ii of dealers TO their assortment Of China
and EarIhen Ware, imported for the Fall
Trade. We have just 80 Crates of Print
ed and common Ware, containing a COM
plete assortment.
ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware.
Merchants will find IL to their advantage
to call aud examine our prices before pur-
chaSing in New York.
Orders ny mail promptly alled.
BOOTH & PECK,
Wall street, opposite the City Hotel.
Bridgeport, Aug. 90. 1851. 3m16
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
Have that aching tooth out

VVNIIE subscriber would AXE this oppurinni>
l. ~ 10 call the attention. ct his pairons and
the public generally, 10 his superior mode OF
Extracting Teeth. BY which al least three
tourIhs of the pain, caused by ;hr common
Practice Is avoided besides rendering every
fort to extract badly drcayed teeth and roois
Jerfectly successful. Persons afflicted with
Tooth ache. need haye no GEAR that they cannot
be removed on account Of brilileness or any
other cause, for il often happens lat by the
use of Chevali'r's splendid Ferc,ps, hav.
xtracted from SAX to eight teeth which wei
broken off even with the bone, i vice as man
seconds. ..
would also here announce, that until fur.
Their notice. my price for extracting Teeth will
be twenty-five cents piece.
N B. All work in Il : various departments
Of DENTISTRY. perf' ned with care and
and upon the Eiost approved princi.
pies of Dental Science, and at moderate prices
EDWARD W,BLAKE
Lijcbfeld, Oct. s, 1850 tf24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

II NGLlSH, Refined. Swedes and Norway
IL Iron, round, square and nat; 7. VIZ
Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small squares,
Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band. hoop
scroll nuI and Ieazle-iFame Iron; - NaylOF &
Cos " Steel oi all kinds spring, cOrking and
sleigh shoe Steel ;'' Fall River" Cut Nails and
Iron; CasI-slcel and Sieel>plaied Snovels |;
=. Fairhank's'' Scales &c every size; Iron and
Steel Crow-bars; Nuts and Washers; Smiths
Bellows, Sleages. Hammers; Files, Rasps,
Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils with
cast steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrought
Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails Of superior
quality made 10 order /; together with a great
variety If other articles in the line. for sale at
No 60 State street
90 Prices and terms will be made saiisfacs
WY E.G. RIPLEY & CO.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
FOR SALE,

TTHE Factory Building. Dwelling Houses,
i Land, Eevef failing Water Power, Water
Wheel and Gearing, all new, in the village Of
New Preston, Litch6eld County, Conn. Price
,hirty-ive hundred dollars. Enquire Tor par
ticulafs of w. B. LEONARD,
sc Beaver street, New York.
may IS, 1851. 1m2
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
n EW BOOK S.
STOP THIEF!
500 REWARD.

GTOLEN from the subscriber, on the
- 29th inst. "a WALLET, containing
$225OO in Bank Bills. 2Q0in SIS and smalie
er bills on the Minsied Bank.
Tie Thief calls himself John Moore-is
ah"u. IS years old, abopt 5 l,2 feet high
dark complexion, brown or grey eyes, black
curly half. HAD pDa Ighi frock coat near
y rev. with plaid Inning. Had striped
shirt. Cal t"rnia hat. reddish brown: reds
dish mixed >alinetr I'antalOOns, and reddish
vest. The abuve reward will be paid tor
he arrest If the thief with Information
which leads ia Ills conviction.
OBED NJ. HUMPHREY.
Goshen, Aueuss SOth, 1851. = s1S
as 1881 81 .'ss6& sal sssss EaFgf,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
IRON AND STEEL.
'@ EZRA CLnRK, & CO.
Corner of Front and Ferry SITS.

HARTFORD, COM.
HAVE for sale large stock of Iron and
L Steel. Of every description required Ma.
chinists, Blacksmiis and others, embracing
verv great variety Of kinds and sizes ,ogetke,
with tHl supply OF best Anvi!s, Vices, Bel.
lows and Blacksmith tools generally
All Of which are offered 10 Pprchdsars on as
favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere
-ALSO- t 90
A constant snRply of first apaIity Of CUT
NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers piice
Hartford. Jan. 90 1851. 'v3s
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30

A. STRAYED from the enclosure OF
80 the subscriber on Monday, the 18th
of August instant. a bright chcsnut color
ed Horse, with small white spot in his
forehead. and few white hairs under the
pad, about ten years old. Whoever will
return said Horse. or give any information
where he may be found, will be reasonably
rewarded. HUBBARD KELLOGG.
Vernon, Hartford Co. Conn. ZIG
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
To MeFcInUIs and Manufacturers.
Cheap for Cash

A. L. HALST'rD n SON.
NO. $50, PEARL, Near Fulton StTeei) N. Y
A RE Offering Tor cash complete asoTimeni
"A Of Hardware aud Cutlery impaired b.
themselves al the lowest cash prices, which,
with domestic goods received either direct
fron American Manufacturers or purchased
at Auction al the lowest cash rates. they Will
sell at prices To suit the views 81 the closes
purchaser. Cut and Wrought Nails al p"icei
over than ever.
All MANUFACTURES OF HARDWARE
who ale disposed 10 sell Cheap for Cash ere
invited 10 give them a call.
New York, Feb 25ih. 1851. 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
NEW BOOKS.
For Sale atthis Once.

80 For SAFE attkis OpSce.
The laiie aud Mlscel ianeOus Writings OF
Nathaniel Chapman. Ii p. edi,eal,, his
brother, Daniel Chapman. LII: D.--trice
~ go. us
The Hand OF God History, by Rev
Hollis Read, "A. M.-Pricr $IO).
The Life of Col. seth Warner. nv Daniel
Chapman, IL. d and the Life q: {lOi. E.
than Allen, nv Jared parks, Ii o. tholh
in one volume. l-Pr,ce 40 cents.
History and Gen .alOsy Of the Kilboaru
Family. Price ~, 4 ~ ri = -
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
STRAYED

NOTICE.--A special meeting Of the
members OF the Lilchffeld Muin.I Fire
Insura nee COMPANY. will be he,d q, The Man.
sion House. in Litchfeld on the Ia,h day
of October 1881 a, 9 o'clock P. nj. for he
np,pnse Of taking into ccnsidera,ion he ac.
cep,ance az the provision Of The S,a,ute mas
s~d Nav Session lS49 aul hOrlzing Mutual Fire
Insurance Companies tO Insure personal pron.
er,y, and 20 transact any o. her proper business
JASON WHITING, Secy.
Litchksld Oct. -. lt6I,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-10-30
SPRING GOODS.
A~
n. III. Richards,

ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING
AND GENTLEMEN's oUTFITTING
ESTABLISHMENT, FEW -g
DOORS WEST OF THE
COURT HOUSE,
WEST STREET. -.<...
.VTTHERE he is prepared to offer the
w greatest Inducements to purchasers Of
Clothing ever offered in this or any other town
in the county. Having ipsi added to hls stock
a large and elegant assortment Of Spring goods
consisting of Broadclclhs Of French. German,
English and American manufacture, Of all
shae es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black.
English and French Doeskins. together with
a variety Of Fancy Cassimeres, Of new and
fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins. and
silk Vestings, Marseilles and Summer Vestiags
of every description, with a larg. assortment
Of spring and summer Clothing which have
been got up with the greatest care and he will
warrant in quality, style and durability OF
workmanship. which will be sold cheaper
than can be bought elsewhere.