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The New York herald., 1851-10-19

srd y,ry shssps may be had 2. nITchcoCK LEAD
BtATEkS, 51 Broaoway, Leonard street, beautu
Plaid A. Brocsd at 6 and every other style
ably ehesp 40 well as other hind U good AZ the lowes
arket prces splensd stoct Ribbons fust receiv
and s,llins at less than half price.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
south Car Olina Election.

CHARLESTON, October 16, 1851.
The election returns continue to arrive slowly but
in to show that the majority Of the cooper
tion candidates for the Southern Congress will be i'm
mense. Mr. Rhet has been pushed rather closely but
TIE proba by is that he is elected The following ad
dill rptnrne have b. q receiYed-
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
III. souihern Mall,


B.LrrMoRr. Oct Is, 1851
There is no mail south Of Richmond to night
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

daily visits the establishment Of SMITH, J l2 FULTON
street he selling. ehssp dirt all kinds Of eiothns
and the ekcitement already created s topic ef
e.n,srsaton In All business circles. when Smith sbout
the i've dollar suit man 10 mo where"
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
- oioIS
Macdonald (naive) received (votes) ......... 1o3l
The wings and natives have elected all the county off
ceIs, except the Coroner as follows =

County Trentue--Robert G. Simpson (native)
County Con missoner-Wm. Fance, (native).
P'otlono'aIy District Comt-rhos Fletcher, (native)
Recorder IF Detds-Tbomas Helm, (whg).
County Auditor William Green, (whig)
Coonsr-Tbonss Oliver Goldsmith, (dem)
Cie,k et Quarter sessions-John Scanlan, (whig).
These officers elected by the united vote of the city
ara county. and the democrats confidently calculated
ulon carrying their county ticket, the wings and
tves made separate nominations The result has disap-
pointed ell psrtis but brought about by combina
tons between the wings natives The curious
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

vsrWatches, warranted time keerers and frat rate
tiee Then SO Ladies Gold wasches them slo 50 Silver
Cylinder achts them warranted tiepieces every
cription. at J.. jacobs, i7 Chatham street.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19
IFp coNeRtssIoNAL pIsrRIcr


CHARLESTON Oct. IL, 1851.
About two-thiTds Of the State has been heard from,
ty which sscertsn that the cooperatSn candidates
for the southern Congress, have majority of tZ9
Messrs Rhett ar a duncan will be the only secession
lists ele cted, and that by close contests.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

of BY this most wonderful discovery o consumption
epepey aa convulsions, So Vitus dance, rheuma
tsm, fcisca, gout Tsrssis hip disease spine onpain
asue dJsreptia, diafrhoa and female diseases Pyne
l2 Nsssau street. we'll worth while leokng after suck
remedy.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

row This an excuse never made At eReeN's Ast,r
htuse shirts promised ON certain day, ready at the
me pecihd and an elegant ~ fails gratfy the
purcl sser and ensure q second order.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

Wiz rsetery 10 ~ No Wall street, where be found The
best selection of Ws toslpe and Toupecs They are AL
manufactured on The premises Of the bcss material ana
softnanshp, and ohm srest Inducements 70 purshsssrs
Copy the address.
The New York herald., 1851-10-19

HUhPHKhf, 7s Broadway, corner Of white street, AZ
eng rich Brussels Carpets for &c. los yard;
Three ply e. ysrd supefne for Sc. to yArd
sood all WOOL o. per yard oil Cloths heavy, - pe
low prices.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
EgO,EsnlQmlc RaiEr cad.
Winter Arrangement.

Winter Arrangement.
 The Cars on thl5 load lnn m connection with he New York and New Haven, aud Western Railroads.
 moRNING TRAIN for State Line. Albany and PiItsfieli. leaves B,idgcdcrt at lO,3O A VI. on the arrival of the A. M. Express from New York and the second Accommodation l,ra.n tom New Haven, and the Naugal uck Train from Waterbury.
 EvENl NC TRAIN leaves Bridgeport at 5,4s P. M. on the arrival of the p. M. Express Train from New York the l.30 P, M. Train from New Haven, and the Nauga,uck Train from Winsted.
 Passengers go directly through to Albany by these trains without changing cars.
 Trains leave State Line at A. M. anC 3.l5 P. M. on arrival "t the m"ruing anu eye ming trains from Albany and arrive in Bridge port at 3U and 40 P. M.
 Trains rn" tr"na PHtsfield intersecting the Albany and New York trains at Van Dusen vile.
 Freight Trains .eave Bridgeport every morn, ing at $ o'clock.
 c. A. KIRTLA AND. Superintendent. Bridgeport, Dec. Is, 1850. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

ME subscriber would take this opporluni> j. ty to call the attention of his patrons and the pubic generally, to his superI,r mode ot tourths of the pain, caused by the common practice IS avoided; besides rendering every fort to extract badly dccayed teeth and roots Ierfectly successful. Persons afflicted with looih-ache, need have no tear tha: they canLo, be removed on account M britileness or any other cause. for it often happens that by lhe nse of Chevali,r's splendid Foicnps, I have Xtracted from six tn eight teeth which wer broken off even with the bone, io 'wce as man seconds.
 would also here announce, that until fur 'hpr notice. my price for extracting Teeth ill be twenty-five cents piece
 N B. All work in iic various departments ,f DENTISTRY. peri, r.ned with care and dispatch. and ppon the Llost approved princi. pies of Dental Science, and at moderate price
 EDWARD W.BLAKE Lncai.ll. O:t 8. 1850. ,f24
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

ON and afier July lst, Stages viii run from V Litchfeld to the Huusa,onic RaiT"at, s' O!luws, VIZ: Stage will leave LItchh"id i"i New MIfmd on Mondays, WednrsdaHs A"c fridays, al 2 o'clock. A. M.. and aIrIvr al New Milford in time to take the Passenger Train for New York or Albany.
 Leave New Milfoid on Tuesdays, Thursdays and SatuGays. at o'clock, P. M.. or on the arrival~f the Passenger Trainfrom New York,
 Another Stage will leave West Cornwall" for Litchfield on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fri days, at 2 o'clock. P M ,or on the arrival "' he Passenger Train from New York, aud re. 'urm on Tuesdays. Thursdays and SaIurdsHs g eavlng Lilchie!d at o'clock. A. M.. thus oaking a daily line from Litchfeld to the I' ~%tonic Railroad
 'A'he Prnpret"r of this line intends putting on new Carriages, and es usual good Horses: and will enieavor 10 merit liberal share of public patronage.
 EDMUND HART. Proprietor
 Yves. Cornwall, June 27, ls4o, 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Ohio Land
Tmportant to the Public.

HNhE subscribers would respectfully Jn. 1 form their patrons and friends aud the public generally that they are extensively en- gagged in the manufacture and putting into operation of DOUGLASS PATENT PREMl- UM HYDRAULIC RAM, perfectly simple I and effective machine, for forcing portion of | brook or spring 10 any required distance or elevation when pEoporlionaie fali can be ap- piled.
 The various uses of this Ram are obvious, viz for the purposes of itrigaiihg Land, sup. plying Dwellings. Gardens, Barnyards. Facto. ries. Villages. Sc. with running water. The simplicity of the operation of this ma. chine, together with iis effectiveness and very apparent durability render 1t decidedly the most important and valuable apparatus yet developed in Hydraulics for forcing portion of running stream of water 10 any elevation proportionaie to the fall ablained. It is perfectly applicabla where only is in. ehes oi fall can be had. set lhe greater the fell applied the more powerful he oppeFaiion of the machine and the higher the water may be conveyed. We have vafi0us sizes Of the machines adapted 10 springs or brooks that furnish from quarts to 25 gallons oG water pef minute.
 The auhscribsRs have also constantly CD hand large quantity of Lead Pipe ef vasI0us sixes aid qualities, suitable tor oeitlng inc Rains, oF fnr ncquedueis. alen. M large apeAvt- memt of We'll and ClsieEn Pumps, alI of which will bsseldsl prices that cannot Gall le ssIl enstame4o.
 STIn Roofing Fave Treughs Ae.al shegl no. eieb and en layotable teFIns. sgOVes ef sll kinds, alwayO co haAd, together wlth eskeS Agllelse tee numerous te sHenllon.
 PANTHEON A CONE.
 West Cornwall, ApfII iOsA 1881 is
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
fron, Steel, Nails sc,

FNGLl>H, Refined, Sw. des a,d Norwa, lA Iron. round. square aud flat: T V.F Norway Nal R"ds, shapes and small squares. Swedes >haPes Horse Shoe lon band htol scroll. nu, and te,zle-irame Iron; " Naylor X Cos Steel of all kinds spring, colking an, sleigh shoe Steel ,"Fatl River" Cut Nails ant Iron; Casi-s,rel and Steel>pla'ed Snovels |" Fairbank's" Scales of every size; Iron and Steel Crow>bars; Nuts and Washers; Smith. Bellows. SleGges. Hammers; Files, Rasps Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils witt cnst steel face Borax, Wood Screws, Wrough Nails and Spikes, Horse Nails ot superior quality made 'O order together with grea variety nf other articles in the llne. for sale a, No 60 State street
 O. Prices and terms will be made satisfac. tory to purchasers,
 E.G. RIPLEY & co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
To Farmers.

THE subscribers are now m.nufacturin, and keep for sale the Patent Premium GRAS' HOPPER PLOUGH. which took four premi' "m1 at the Li'chield County Fair in inc fal of 1850, and were highly recommended b, the committee of the State Fair at Albany, an, rhe Duchess Cnunty Fair. We reccommt n, this Plough to give eAtire satisfaction. if prop erly used. and to require less draft bv onr quarter. than any other now in use. We hay. three kinds. viz the Common, the Side Hill and ihe Corn Plough.
 We recommend the Side Hill Plough a being equally as good for level ground as ,h. Common.
 HOTCHKlSS & HITCHCOCK. Sharon. April 23d, 1851, 50
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
To Merchants and MannfactursrS Hardware Cheap for CaSII

A. L. HALSTtD & SON. NO. 259, PEARL, tNear Fulton Street ) N. Y A RE offering t"r cash complete asoTimen. A Uf Hardware and Cutlery imported bs Ihemseive- a, the lowest cash prices, which, with domestic goods received either direct from American Manufacturers or purchased at Auction al the lowest cash rates. they will sell at prices to suit the views of the closes. pnrchaser. and Wrought Nails at pricel over than ever.
 All MANUFACTURES OF HARDWARE who a,e disposed 10 sell Cheap for Cash ere invited io give them call.
 New York, Feb 18th, 1851, 43
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

EA DOZ hand. pann"ll. rip and b". IC(I saws, of Butchers. Spear St Jackson and Beckei's, at wholesale aud retail 6
 HOLCoMB & LYON. So Water street, Bridgeport. DRACE AND BITS. larpe stock M Mar Dnlcs snpevior plated and plain, Wh"lesaie md retail hy HoL 'oMn S LYNN A NvILS-tlills. Peter Wrighl's x Mousse "A hole, wholesale and retail hy
 HOECoMfs ( LYON.
 a3 Water street. Midgepot. TTtCES--tiil's. rcier Wright's, Hyie's and W All alaah'a nt every quality aud price Just ,pehlng and wo w"uld eall narlIcvlnr Allsn inn Co nur alnck. tlOLCoMH & LYON.
 R3 Water plrret, hFlhHepoFl. DLAcKsMiTH'S nellaws, constantly on ID AalIll aAA inF sslU by
 ~ RlNpgToNEs. 95 tons sapeIIor gIIl jasl NlanaIag lsom BeEeA Qhlo. ..,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
WATCHES.
JEWELRY, SILVER- WARE, 6'
 BLACKMAK & SANFORD,


 | JEWELRY, SILVER. WARE, &e. BLAcKMAK & SAEF0RD, No 9 Exchange Place, Main st., Bridgeport INVITE attention 10 their exIensive as- 1 sorImenI of suPerior GOLD WATCHES,
 among which. are some of the finest ever brought to this country, ,cased in the richest styles for both Ladies aud GenIlemens wear; also. ihe more common kind of Gold Lever aud Lepine Watches. which are sold very cheap. sOme as low as @25. aud warranted. Uur hur watches are manufactured express ly fr uS. by the most celebrated makers in Eurnpe, anI as we impor: them ourselves we are ena bled IO sell al much less prices thaR they could otherwise be afforded. Our ass sorlment of Silver Lever, LeP'ne and olh- CT Watches is always very large, and we are selling at retail every style of good Watches as low as they can be purchased al wholesale in New York. RICH JEWELRY.
 We arc manufacturing ourselves and re- cciving almost every day from New York and other places. all the new styles of Eng fish, French and American JewelTy, emLra- ting every article worn either for use or or- namemt.
 Gold Chains for Ladies and Gentlemen.
 Gold Keys, Seals, Slides, Charms, Lock- cts, Pencils.
 Gold Breast Pins. Earrings. Bracelets, Finger.rings. Thimbles, Diamon1 Rings. and Pins, Jewelry in sets, Corne!ian Rings anu Charms. Wedding Rings, &c e.
 Jewelry of all descriptions made to order.
 SILVER WARE.
 Purch aSer$ 0! this article will always find a much larger assortment at our establish ment than al any other place in the State. ne are constantly manufacturing, aud wat rant every UT, icle soli by us to be as pure as coin.
 Butter Knives, Fruit Knives and Fish Knives. Ladies Cups. B.ef Tongs, Sugar Iongs, Sugar Sfters and Spoons. Tea Slrainers, Napkin Rings, Table, Tea, Des> sert, Cream, Mustard and Salt Spoons.
 Table, Tea, Dessert, Beef and Pickle Forks of every variety of pattern in fashion
 SPECTACLES.
 Gold, Silver and Steel Spectacles, Eye Glasses, &c. Particular attention paid tc Selectlng ana adjusting UiaSSeS to the Signt on ihe most approved scientific principle. FANCY GOODS. Our assortment is too large 10 attempt g description, consisting of almost everything !,ch and desirable; Silver, Pearl, Shell an. Ena neled Card Cases. Po.tmonnaies, Ci gar Cases, Fine Wallets. Knives, Razors Scissors, Brushes, Spy Glasses, Thermome ters, &c. &c.
 Rich Plated Cake Baskets, Mantle Clocks &c.,, Sc.
 Fine Watches repaired in the most per feet manner. Seals. Visiting Cards, Trunl and C"fi1 Plates engraved in the best style .Iewelry. Spectacle and Music Boxes, sc. repaired. J. .. BLACkMAN, G. s. SANFORD.
 may 2l. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Litch6eM. June 10 1881.

DE it known that we the subscribers do Dhereby associate ourselves together as body polite anh corporate pursuant to the Statule of inc sinte of Connecticut relative to .'Joint Stock Corporations,' and the fol- lowing are our articles of association and agreement viz:
 Art. l. Tine name of said Corporation shaIl be the E. Beardsley Scythe Co.,"
 Art. 2. The capital stock of said corpo' ration shall be Twenty Thousand Dollars. and shall he divided into Eight Hundred shares of Twenty. five Dollars each.
 Art. 3. The purposes for which said corporation is established are the following to wit to ,.,anufacture and sell scythes ant other edge touls. and such articles as may be necessary and convenient thereto to pur- chase and hnll real estate and generally to nod and deal in such property and articles us may from time to,ine become necessary | in the prosecution of said business. Art. 4. The statute nfuresaii IS hereby reterrpd tn and made n part of these aril- cles and ,l,e corporation hereby established and organized under and pursuant to sait | atutp, slall have the pnWers and proceed according ,O the regulations specified and described therein.
 Art. 5 EacIl subscriber to the articles , agrees to take the number of shares annex ed to his name. in the capital stock of said corporation. Each share being twenty >five dollars and to pay the same by insiall'nents as the directors sllhll prescribe.
 Art. 6. The corporation is located and established in the village of West Winsted int the town of Winchester. county of Litch- field and state nf Connecticut.
 Dated at West Winsted. July Both 1851. Philo G. Sheldon, fo.ty shares Abel H. Snnw, eighty shares Francis Brown. one hundred shares James Conc, forty shares George White, forty shares Elliot Bearlsley. five hundred shares
 FRANCIS BROWN. President.
 FRANCIS BRowN,
 GEoReE uIrE. n;rec,ors
 ELLIOT BeARDsLEY.
 JAMLs CONE.
 july 29 @
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
NEW BOOKS,
Nor SuLe nffkie OGce.

The Life and Miscellaneous Writings of Nathaniel ChtPman, IT. D., edited by his brother, Daniel Chipman, IL. D.-rrice Il 50.
 The Hand of God in History, by Rev. dOllis Read, A. M.-Price $l co.
 The Life of Col. Seth Warner, by Daniel Chipman, IL. D.; and the Life ot Col. E. than Allen, bv Jared Sparks, IL D., (both in one volume 40 cents.
 History and Genealogy of the KilbouTn Family. Price Sl.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
FOR SALE.

A SMALL Farm of 60 acres. with two "A dwelling houses and barn thereon, sit. mated three miles from the court house In L,chneld and one mile from South Earms meeting house. and nearly on the route of the Providence and Fishkill Railroad. A large part or the land very productive and 'n n aiol"rahle state of cultivation, with am. pc FoOm iOr Improvement. It wlll La sold cheap and teIms easy.
 4e SAMUEL CLOCK,
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

NATIONAL SAFETY (LlFE) INSU-
 RANGE AND TRUST CoMPANY. HoMe OGice 0a Wai"m St. sOuM stde, doOrs abOue 3d, Philadelphia.
 HON. HENRY L. BENNER, President LUclAN 1. BIsDEE. Secretary.
 Rates of Life Insurance reduced @5 pcE ceNls
 CAPITAL, $25C OlO.
 ,HNHE above company have established
 \. an agency in this roun,y, for the pur> pose of inSuring lives. and have appointed LYMAN W. GILBERT, Agent,
 J. U. BECKwITA, M. D., Medical Exam iner,
 C. II. HozLI>TER, Esq.,, ConLeclicu Referee.
 Application for Insurance may be made to Lyman w. GilberI or Dr. Beckwilh, at Dr. Beckwilh's sloie. at 3 o'clock A. M., al l2 O'cuck NJ or a, 6 o'clock F. M., where pamphlets may be had explaining the prin>, cipIe oi Liie Insurance, and showing the econulny and du,y of every man. Who has not d supera bundance of wealth, 10 secure 10 his family, at feast few thousand doi- IaIs. by an Insurance on his Life. This Comp ny have accommodate ted their terms oi payment to meet the ability of the poor, the laboring man, as well as the monied man. The terms are g per cent less than most Comp 'nies, and payable yearly, half yesrly M quarterly, SD that the laboring man may save. or lay by,a few dollars eve ry three mouths to pay his premium, ard thus secure 10 his family, al his death, a cOmpel lenc,. Oi this worlds goods, which he eau never expec. 10 do ny the fruits of his labor. Life Insurance is coming 10 be re- gaided as sn economic business measure securing to ones family. after his death, that comrernce and support which he is unable 10 lay up for them while he lives.
 Instances are continually occurring. shaving 'he wisd"m Of Life Insurance. The following, clipped from Philadelphia paper, is such an instance
 PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 9lh, 1850. To the President and Directors of the Ma
 tional Safety InsuIsnce Company, No.
 62 Walnut street.
 GENTLEMEN--Perm;tm me to acknow ledge the receipt ot one thousand dollars, being the amour, policy of Life Insnrs nee el- fecled by my late husband, James Kiikpal> rick. for my benefit on the 18th July last,
 your company The paymsn, ofa small sLin for premium has entitled me 10 the above amount. bul for which 1 should have been leh destitute. Thanks tU you that at my request. and for my convenience, you have paid lhe full amount at once, without the delay customary in such cases, Yours sincerely, 26
 PAULINE E. KIRKPATRICK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CLARK, & co. CorRel of Front and Ferry St's. ..-. HARTEoRD, CONN.

HAVE for sale large stock of Iron and Listed. "l every description required Ma chinisls. Blacksm.ls and others, emh' acing very great variety of kinds and sizes: iogetke, wnh a iuI supply oi best Anvi,s, Vices, Bel. lows and RIacksmith'- tools generally
 All of which are offered ;o purrhasars on a. favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere
 -ALSO-
 A constant supply of first quality of CUT NAILS aud SPIKES, at manufacturers p'ice Hartford. Jan. 20 1851. 'v33
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Rrolke Ento

"A TIE enclosure of the "1RN subscriber one mile south AN~A of Milton Center, on the K(A 18th inst. three dark red sSsE yearlng Steers. and two za szS dark red Heifers. The owner is requested to prove property pay charges and lake them away.
 HARMON POTTER. Milt"n. July 18th 1881. 3wl0
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
AT THE "BEE HIVE" New Spring and summer
THE

"BEE HIVE New Spring and summer
  A SPLENDTD assortmsnI just received "A. comprising super. Black and COIore' MantiIIas and Dress SILKS. Super. Black and CoI'c BaTeRes: do. do. Barege De,aines do Black and CoI'd NJ. Delaines. do. do. do. Poplins. do do. to Printed French and English Muslins.
 da. Black and Col'd Prin,ei French English and American Cal'cues. do.' E ack aud Colered French ant SroIch Ginghams
 do Black Silk Laccs, Fringes, Gimps sc. all quai,lies. Also, Rihhons, Hosiery, Gloves, Buttons &c.. sn descripions. Black and Cold Silks, Cashmere. Thi> bet. BaTege and other SHANI.S French Wror Collars, White Laces and EIRngs.
 Jackr and Swiss Edgiugs, Tnser,ingS Flounc,nsS, &c.
 Irish Linens, Shrtings, Shee,ingS, Sc. |" large stock.
 CARPETING, Paper EIausinss. Ladies Shoes and Parasols.
 Also, Chairs. BedSreads, Geese Feathers, Reody Made CIo,hiLR and Shirts. GROCERIES. Crockery. Hardware, &c N. B. Eggs Wanted-and Shirts given cut 10 be made as usual, and for sale by Che dozen Or single very low. hy
 $. N. BRONSON & co Li,ch6eid, June 2i, 1851. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Geese Feathers

mHE subscribers have made arrange men:s to keepa constan, supply of a first rate article of GEESE HEATH FRS-selected and packed with grea care by ourselves, in packages of from 20 to 50 lbs; and will furnish al alliimS any quantity from 2O,o 1000 lbs. of quail ily they will warrant as good as the beet at as low prices as can be purcnaSe d equal quality in the State.
 s. & l.. HURLBUT. Winchester. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
EOK. NNEe.

A Convenient two story dwelling house <1and barn, handsomely situated . few rods below the Methodist Church in Mead Ow street. Terms rcasonable;eUquire on the premises of SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

RElNG deslTous of making a change in Dmy business. and wishing la reduce my S.ock of Millinery and Fancy Clouds, from thls lime illl ihe middle of August, will sell a' c"sl and snme less lhan cost:
 MRS. 4. M. DANIELS. June % 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11

and Common Straw Bnnnels A choice seiec ti"n of Bonnet Ribbons, Embroidery anC I.aces, Wrought Muslin Collars and Cuffs ,t match. Ladies and Gents white and colorec K;d Gloves. Silk and Lisle Thread, Ladies ans ChildreN's C..itoa H"se. Mam,illa silk ans trimmings. the latest Maniilla patterns receis ed Mantillas made to order.
 N. 8 Hats bleached and pressed in th neatest manner.
 I.it.h6eld. Apr. IS 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
A New ana Important Inven-
 tiOn,


 h hAViS'S Patent nu'h for Churning. gath Dering aud w"rking butter. This churh works the butter milk entirely out ot the nut ter, ahd works in the salt. In sholt 1t com pletes the work on butter bei"ie it is taken fiom the churn Practical demunstratiun. will bc given to any that desire. The ladies will perceive the advantage ot having ,he;, huiie' worked The proprietor is rna,ufar,ur- ing large quantity of them aud hopes b. rh. month ot March 10 supply the counties oi LitchGeld and Duiches with the above uss'u. priicle. As the principle "t this chrr:. .or chnrning, gathering aud working t:::;er. Is aaf""ied. II will be protected oy the stringent laws touching that p"'nt. F.. WING.
 Sol: proprietor for Li,ch6eld and Du.ches counties.
 West Goshen Ct. Jan. 22. lsiI.
 P.S. The Subscriber will like Hise eontin> u hts former hnsin.ss "t manniac,u,i,g Sash. Blinds and Doors. Sash glazed with supe,im
Litchfield enquirer., 1851-09-11
Furnishing Goods,

Embracing large assA'r'ms nt ot rlam an" Fancy Shirts, Cnllars, Bosorns, Silk Handker- chiefs. Cravais. Ties, Hosiery, Gioves Ssc ssc. Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in style not to b" su'> passed in fashion or workmanship and warran- ted to fit. To his old customers and friends wl.o have so long patronized him he takes lhs occasion to acknowledge their klndnrss hoping 10 see them one and all at his stand III west street where he will endeavor lf one Price and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere, is all that is required to retain their patronage Cutting done at short notice, spring and summer fashions received
 I'll. RICHARDS.
 Ljtch6eh, June 10 1851.