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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Groceries & Provisions.
SYDNEY II. CRANES,

rss by 'itsn Iman the J ssne smith, mss n'ss Se@t ae@s west of ihe Court Eou.e, has now, and intend, to keep constantly Oh hand. la,ge supply o GROCER ES <, PROVISIONS, of an excellerl quality, suitable fer the wants of families, an d: the lowest market prices Among them arr. Sugars, Teas. C. fl e, M"lasses, Pepper, Salt Allspre. Ginger, Salera,us, Flour, Fish, Laro Butter and Cheese, Crackers, Egg., Mrats, Vegetables, Fluils, Nu's,. Sc, Sc-,-all O superior Gu,liiies-snd in fact, almost all th, substanlia! Articles usually kept in the Groce" " and Provision line.
 e The Public N ill ind it for their interest to give him a call aud make their selections, be, lore purchasing elsewhere
 Litchfield, March 90, 1852
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MAR REED.

In Beth:em, 7tln inst by Rev A 6 Loomi. William Jackson of Augusta N Y, to Eiz abeth M Bird of the former place.
 ln Rochester \ Y, Huh inst by the Re, Dr Baeon of New Haven, Everard Peck Esq. to Mrs Alice Walker, sister of ,b, officiating clergyman.
 In New Lebanon N Y. 18th inst, Mil ton Smith Esq. of Colebrook Conn, to Mir. Martha Smith of the former place.
 In Cornwall, by the Rev. Ralph Smith MT. Wait R Griswold, to Miss l. A Bierce daughter of the Hon Peter Bierce.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
NAUGATUCK
 RAIL ROAD. EE!z9 EEs9 Eagzl S X ssTNgzEaT .aSS9gEya. INlSzyT -@Skaks8 %wRs A
Winter Arrangement, Commencing October 18th, 1851.

Commencing October l3th, 1851.
 Trains out of Bridgeport.
 First Passenger Train will leave Bridge port for Winsted at 1895 A. M., or on the arrival of the A. M. Express Train from New York,
 Freight Train. with Passenger Car at tached, will leave Bridgeport fer Winsted at I2 NJ.
 Second Pass'r Train will leave Bridge port for Water ,ury at 5.25 P. M. or on the arrival of The 3.I'. NJ. Ex press Train from New Yotk,connecting at lhe Junction with the 20 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 Truths into Bridgeport.
 First Passenger Train wal leave Waterbury at $50 A. M., .,connec'ing al the Junction with Train lo New Haven, and arrive in Bridge. poft in time inr passengers,to take thc I0.3J A. M. Train to New York, and 10. 8 Train t0 Albany.
 Freight Train, with Passenger Car attached V.ll leave Winsied ai A.. M., and arrive in tlme for the 1 IS P. NJ. Train to New York. Secnnd Passenger Train will leave Wnsird al l.50 P. M ,conneciing at The Junction win Special Train Co New Haven. and arrive ir Bridgepnfi in lime ior passengers to take ihs sos P. M. Train tO New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
|. J. BOOTH G CO., INEAI.ERS IN

CHINA, Glass. Earthen and Britta. V Ware Looking Glasses. Table Cutl. Tea Tongs, Solar Lamps. Girandoles. aes, Window C6rnise aud liOasskeepi Articles, generally. aa
 The subscribers solicit the attention OLD and NEw Honsekeepsrs. Co their ia' stuck of Housekeeping articles just reseh fur the FALL TRADE. .@
 We are prepared to exhibit as geoo assortment of alnsos, every kind ot ssos usually kept in House furnishing sso .s can Le ionnd tn Hartford. Ns9 kkass CT Bridgeport, and at prices fallas low.
 Was,r,ury. Oct. 9ai. 1flkl. nm
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DIED.

In iliis town. l7th inst. Miss Charlotte Taylor. daughter of Mr Phneas B. Taylor. aged 20yrars.
 In this village, l7h inst. child of Mr Frederick Brown aged l3 months.
 In "atertown, 10th inst, widow Susan Tyler aged s5. In Salisbury, l2,h inst, Dr.. Asahs Humphrey aged p.
 In Goshen, 18th inst. MT John Beach aged B. ....
 In Cornwall. 2d inst, Mrs Dorcas Blake, aged 75.
 In Red Lion, Warren co. Ohio, 17th ul, Mr. Horaiio BisselL Collector of Taxes aged 5l-aon of the late Nr ArcheIus Bissell of this town.
 Ccorrected from our laat,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
A Eine of Stages

From o0dbuTy. South VEAsASsss z<= A bury, Souihiard and Ox- ssR siatd, anhwiil eennecl ri sak@~aaka1 Humphre, sville, with lhe Morning Train down. and leave on arrival oi the t0.25 4. M. Train from Bf'daepsFs
 MeNeil's Sage from WaieTiown VIII cons neci with the < 90 A. N. Ttaln from Waterb1- ". and i095 X. h Train from BrldSepaIi dslig, and on sAinfdays with the 5.25 P. N TraiR from Bridgeport.
 Fenp'a Stage from Llehneld will connect wlih ihe Passenger Train ai LilchheldSiallan Freight will bs Way-biled from each gis' llaa far New Yak, New Haven AHd Bsiags. port. pHtL0 HuRD, Superintendent. Bridgeport, Oct. 10th, ts0i. at
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NOTICE.

THE members and friends of the MethO- A dist Episcopal Cburch, and Society, in this village are hereby notified that the Annual Meeting ofsaid Society will be hold en at the Church in MeadOw.st, on Satur day, the 24th of Aplil, at 9 o'clock P. M., at which time FIFE SLIPS WILL BE RENTED for the year ensuing, and other business transacted, proper to come before said meeting.
 LEONARD STONE, Clerk.
 pr,l fAtI1 ISi12
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

"on the 26th inst. new arranre~ ment on the Naugatuck railroad will commence. There will be rwo passenger Trains through to New YOrk-the lst will leave the Lilch6sld station at 2 36 morning ; the 2d, at 2 35 P. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
WANTEIl.

A Smart. active, intelligent, boy. about "A Is years old, who can bring good recommends ations as to character and in dustry. to learn tho Cabinet Makers trade To such a one rare opportunity to learn .sa'd trade, is now offered hy ,hs subscriber who may be addressed in person, or by letler. at his residence in W0odbury Conn.
 JAMES II. LINSLEY. ! W0oabury. April r 1859.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Hotel PrOperIy for Sale.

gANtlE stock mnd 6xiarss together wlah
 three years lease of thst wsll known and valnable Tavern Stand situated ia tlls Irou Wovhs Brookhsid, Conn. Tie stefk so0.ls.s ofGaFnlluFe horses cAsslagea. aea1s In .hs sioss allaehed Ae. Fas paFslcnlnFs enquire oT the suhseFibeF on ths premises.
 NATHAN 1uRnEL. IIroekAsld Hsb l lesA Aws
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

THE Summer Session of this School will \ commence Thursday April 29, 1852
 G Lessons in French, Music, Drawing. Painting 6cc. will be given by experienced Teachers. JaMEs O. Rtcr
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
F 0R SALE.

A SMALL Farm of GO acres. with two "A dwelling hoasssand barn thereon. sit nsted three miles from the court house in Litchfeld and ons mile from South Farms meeting house, and nearly on the route oi the Pr0videncs and Fishkill Railroad. A large part of the land very productive and in tOlHFablo state of cultivati0n, with sm. pie roOm Er improvement. 1t will Ls sold shsap sad tsiws easy.
 lg SAMUEL CLOCK.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
COUNTY COURT.

The county cOurt-Judge Goodwin pre- siding-was in sessisn last week. There were no Jury Trials, and the week was mainly occupied with the case of the town of Canaan against Charles Deming for the Appointment of conservatOr r-the teStims. ny in which case was not completed when she court adjourned to the lst Tuesday in Juue.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
New Arrival {! FILLING UP AND SELLING OUT
LADIES' STORE!

LAUAES S1 VGGE
 A full assortment ofSprimg Goods par A ticulArIy in Dress Goods a great vari- i,y, iust received and for sale very low al the old stand of
 s. ". BRONSON G co.
 Litchfeld April 20 1852
 N B-Shirts giver out to be made as usull.
 e. Also 600 BRICK for sale as above. Al Court of Probate holden. at Sharon, with in and for the District Of sharon: on the 25ib day of March, 1852.
 Present. CHAs. r SEpGwlcK, Esq. Judge. TTPON the petition of Allen N n.throp of O Washington in ihe st-te of New Y ork showing to this Court that he is the parent nd natl lral Guardian of Z.lpha M Nurthrop Theron W Northrop and Catharine M Nor thrUp, minors that said minors own csr- tain real estate situated in sharon in said District. belng one anlvided sixth part of the real estate of which the late AdOniiah Maxon died seized and subject to the life estate of the petitioner in the premises valued at about eight hundred dollars and that it would be for the interest of said mi nors that said renl estate should be sold and the avaiis thereof vested according to law for the benefit of said minors praying this court. for reasons in said petition Set forth, to pass an order authorizing & empowering said petitioner OF some other meet person to sell & convey the interest of said miners in sail described remises. according to the statute in such eases ma.ie and provided as per petition on file dated March 90 1852. Ordered-That said petition be continued to the 30th day of June 1859 then to be heard and deterpined al the Probate Cffice in said Sharon at 0 o'clock in the forenoon; and that notice of the pendency thereof be given by publishing ,his order in newspa- per printed in Litehfeld three weeks suc- csssively at least six weeks before the said 3Oth day of June 1852 ..a
 A trae copy of record
 CF SRDGwIcK, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Pt Corrt of Probate holden ai Iiichield uiiilIh and for tke District of lilehfi, Id oa ii'e 29'h day 't March. A. D, 1859.
 Prcsenl, HENRY B. GRAvEs. E.o Jridee. A m",io,, of HARVEY P. SMITH, Ad VI minisiiatoF On the estate of Almira i.esVsnsw srIh, late of Litchfeld, within said al''flci' deceased This Court doth decree .n ,i s1 months from this date be allowed and limited far lhe crcditnis of said estate to sv hiAii theiI claims asair.si inc same io s,;t Adtninistrat"r, ahti directs that public netice De gwen Of this order by advertising ;n o newspaper published in LricLfrld. and h, nosi'"g copy theFeof on The public sign noe, 'n sad iowa ot Litci6e,d. neareS, the rI,co where the deceased last dwelt,
 Certified fr..n Record.
 HENRY E. 'iR IVES, Judge,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
New Goods [
TNHE subscribsrs are now opening Q A choice assortment of
Spring and Sumner Goods.

A choice assortment of
 Spring and Summer Goods. consisting of CaIicoes. De Lnines. Berages. and otheT Dress Goods; Cassimeres. Broad- cloths. and Boys' Summer Gods Shirts ings, SheetiOgs, Linins, Canlbrics 61c. &c. which wii be sold as cheap as circumstan- ces will permit.
 Also--ciever, timo'hy and red top Seed, with full supply of Groceries and Plovis- ions
 c. ADAMS& co. Lllchfield, April 20, 1859, 3w
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C.HURCIm & BA.gLrE..EpIIEttn I T gO1g

[ G.HU.RGM G DA nl1E'lASOIg No. l94. MAIN STREET. HARTFsRD, NRATEFUL for the numerous "sub- O s;antial' f;,vors from their friends in Litchfeld County. during the past year. beg . leave to solicit continuance of the same for 1859.
 New and Beautiful JeWelry of the latest imporiu'ions constantly on hand, and will be sold low.
 Fine Gold and Silver Watches at the lowest possible prices. - Shell and Bulfalo Horn Conhs, Dressing Combs. Hair Brushes. Fine Table x Pock- ct Cutlery, and rich Fancy Goods.
 STERLING SILVER WARE. Forks. Spoons, Cups. Gohlets for presen' tation, Napk Rings, Pie, Fish and Oak, Knives, &c., &c.,, made ot pure siiser am' toQyr00ttd. . .. A GOLD MEDAL was awarded them bJ tl,e Hartford County Agricultural Society in 55l. .-.+
 LORENZO CnUEcH,
 LEBANON G PATTERSON iar. e6. 1852. p3m
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FOR SALE.
F.. WtNo,
 A.GILBERr,

&A FOR SALE. Ell! s A Dwelling House and Lot d4 situated in Meadow street in this village. There is barn sL other out buildings on the premises. I Tor furthe CT particulars enquire of
 AMANDA KiLBOURN. LuchEpld, Jan 26. 1882
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
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Among ihe numerous discoveries -ci-nceha n de in. his genf ration to facilitate The busi ass uf lifs--inerase it's erio. meat, and even pgolong lhe ievm cf human x istence, none can oe namsl uf E13Fe real value to mankind than ,his cont,i5a;ioa of Chemistry to the Healing Nrt. A vast Trial ef it's virtues thrsughou his broad cau'Ary, has proven beyond do0bt ts.at na n 'dI:ite Hr combination 04 medicines vet kanwn, caM 50 surely conttol and cure tn r,sn",ous varieties of rulm mary ydi+ease whi nave hi;h. rto swept from our midst thousands cad thousands eyery year. Indeed, there is aoW abundant reason to believe Remedy has at longth bsen found which can be relied on .o eare the most dangerous affections ei the .uRgs. Oar space here will not permit Us to publish aay proportion pf ths cures affected by its u.e. oai We would prescnt the Ellowiag spinioas sf eminent men, and refes further in gri,y ts tn, circular which the Agent below aamed will always be blessed te furnish free. .Shereia are luil particulars and indispu,able rvoi ot thcse facts,.
 E, ,om the PaEs1pE VT of Amherst College, the celebrated PROFESSOR HiTcHCocK | James C. Aver Sir I have used your CHERRY PICTORIAL in my own case of d.s.,- seated Bronchitis, and am satisfied from iis cheuAca al constitutions that it Is ah adMira~ be c. mpound fir the relief oi lar1 .gial and stonchis d.ieutiies. lc nsy opinion as to it's l superior character can be of any service, you l are at liberty to use i as you think proper.
 EDWARD HITCHCOCK. l. L D.
 From II e widely celebrated ! PRoFEs<oR SiL1.1MAN, NJ D, IL D, Professor
 ot Chemistry Min-ralogv, &c Yale s Caitcge, Member otthe Lit. HIst.
 Md Pnil and Scientific Socie>
 ties ol .america and Europe.
 :. deem the Cherry Prcicral an admirable imposition from soMe oi the best articles m the Materia Medica. and very effective he 'iul the lass ot diseases Il IS intended To cure,
 New Haven, e. NV 1sfs:
 MAJOR PATTls ON. ?. ssiaent of the s c a~na'e states he ha3 used the Cherry PectO. raI will, wsn ierf,h success, 10 cure an inaaM. m aiion ef ,he lungs
 From one oilhe firsi Pay sicians in Maine l Saco, Me., April 26th. lS49. 1 Dr J c. Aver, lowell. Dear Si. : am l now constantly using your Cherry Pectorai m my sncliee, and pteter it to any other medi~ cine tor puinonary complaints From obser. vAiion oi many ssverccases.t an convinced it wit cure coughs. colds, and disease 2 cf the lungs ,hal have put to deiiaace all t,her reme- dies.
 iavariably recommend its use in cases of consumption. and consider A much the best reMedy known tor that dsea;e.
 Respectfully yours.
 IS, ,CUSilM IN, M D.
 sGr Prepared and sold by JAMES 2 AYER practical Chcmis', Lowell Mass.
 Seld in Liichfeld hs Dr. J c BEOKwIrR and by Druggists evetswhtre. Sn'34.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

TNABLk CUTLERY, ise a'ees ef waAs | A HutshsssaPegssF fable GsileFy. iass Fes cred hy tf0LcHAaB &A3SM
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Geese Feathers

mtlE sahscgibsFa have made arranFs meats to keep constant supply Of .
 Arst rate sflltle of GEESE FEATH'
 RRs--teleeied snd packed wIin gFea
 eaFs by oarselvsa, ip packages offron % Co 60 los sad wlil fnrnlsh co alItims aHy qHaaslty from % 0te 1000 lbs. ofa qual. Ity they wlll wafgant as good ss the beet At as low pilees as ean Dc purchased equal qaalIiy ln ths State. - s. & t. HURLBuT.
 WlAsAsssss. tee2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

~ ARhiAuE MAKERS GOODS, AHlss. OspflAss, sAsfs. Casglaas naNs. helis 1sse asa lvssy Hllass, IslelNk Nalls, tveFy A@8 swewss ssstss sg Cstds Ae.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
AGE I'S.

AGE Is.
 A c. SMITH. LilchGeld, Enos AIvoro Hitchcocksville, Warren & Newton Mfg Co, Watertown. A. Miles & Son. Wes Goshen, Y N Noble. Harwnton, J Key holds, Brilgcwater, Frederick Boardman New Milford. s Merwin, Gaylerd's Bridge Samuel F. Cone. Kent Plain. k Skiff. Corn wall, Harrison x GoodseIi Corn~all Bridge George w Chaf.e, Ellsworth, George II Chase. sharon, Watson & Smith, do. Gard ner & Stafford. Wes, Cornwall, Balder S Miner, Falls Village, c Humphrey. rana an, Pierce & Adam, East Cannnn. Law renee & Stevens, Norfolk, R Rockwell Colebrook. J G Allen, West Winsted. l. ( Curiiss, Winsted. Alvord $ Bret o rs, Vol cottviIle, G P Allen & Co.,, W"odburJ Minor & Allen, Hoichkissvile. II Church Washington, W F Carpenter, South Farm Pickett & Turrell South Farms E N Rar son. Barkhams'sd o Austin. New Hart ford. Anthony Baker. Baherville P W No ble. fiarwinton s Thomas, Jr., pIymoutl Hollow, E TaImndge, Plymouth, P II Skidnore, Beihem, and by Agents in al most every town and village in New Fog land, and ny dealers in medicine generally in other States
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Miss F. C. Hendrck will open a
 Music School ih this village in a few days.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

 At e Court of Pr0hate holden al New Mil ford within and for The District of New Milford, on the 2OIh day of April 1852.
 .Presenl.D c SANFORD, Esq Judge. IAN mltion of the Administrator os tho O estate or Mrs MARY IIUaBELL. late sf New Milford, within saId district. deeeas- ed; This Courl doth decree that slx moolhe from this date be allowed and Iimi1sf iof the creditors Of sad Estate lhsIr claims aS galnsl the same 10 said aAmlnlslral0Fan dl' tsets thai public notice be gwen Of this sr der ey advertising ia a nswspapsF publishes tA Lllchheld, and hy pnsllng copy lhefsel oa the public slga pssl Ih sald town oG 'Nss M1lfofd, nsarsM the plnes wheFe she dsesAs' sd last dwell
 CsFIlAsa fsem Record.
 Attest. D, C. BAHToAB. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Important to Da:rymen! R. W. DAVIS s
sELF-ADJUoTING CHURN.

SELF-ADJUoTING CHURN. FOR CHURNIxG, WORKING OUT TIE BUrTEsMTLK AND WORKING rv THE SALT Manufactured by E. WING x Go. West Goshen. Conn.
 The following gentlemen with many oth CTS, have kindly perlaitted us to use their Aames, not only for reference, bu: to say that the Caurn does all that we claim for [ both as good Churner and in working out the buttermilk and working in the salt.
 A. Miles & Sun. Wi.l,rd Gaylord, Joseph Wooster, William L,ndon, Jonathan Thompson. Morris Futile. Pllo Howe. ,nd Benjamin Lawton, Goshen; Samnel Johnson, Norfolk /; Andrew Bartholomew sheffield, Chesterfield King. J o & J D, Goodwin, Russell Calkins, William Chap nan, and Elisha Winans. sharon Jacob ;covile Julius Hart, George Wheaten. Jr. i'itus l. Hart and fl. T. 5. Johnson, Corn, wall i; Amos Pisrce Winchester; Rev. 0avld Miller and Nathanial smith Torring 2. tord Miles B+,tden, M, D. and Robert t.l,te, Canaan Phlander Culver, Lilch> field,
 PLEASE READ THE FOLLOW ING
 CERTIFICATE.
 hay. used one oi R ". Dlvis' Self Ad- jusling Churns, Manufactured by Mr. E, Wing of this place du,ing ,he D .sl su.n1.~r md lave been batter pleased wlsh it's perflr. nance than any oA her 1 have used We are pleased with the process ol working and salt | Ing the butter.
 MOSES LYMAN. Goshen Sent %. lS5f
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
NEW AR RK TT AT
 1axrs. XA&msnaa

IT AS lust received khs zHiest VI N LI FASHIONS Scr Bannsas and LlaA
 4 good assortment uf Velpets, kaao. and Flowers. A naw and choice s!psk Isaeeaand EmbFoiAsFies among when 2 ka fauad ricls aud heavy wosk'a Cailata naFas. Chsap Cnllars at 6 l-A cents ' araen ana Blne EloFaae for Vslls sisk Cgnvmfs. aew article. hAAN alsvaa ai 50 cents a rmif. Laesf fIAkGs. as | 6 t-9 esntss Hem atiealaA@ as enn,s, Cloak and nFass 3slmmlANss.
 Also. Tsys aHa Fancy Nfnll cad A.s masksss fsF tlna appFenehias H0liaaye,
 Elashaeld. MeS. a8shs E88as
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
BRANT'S PULMlnARY RAL$AM.
The Great COUGH REMEDY

The Great COUGH REMEDY
 Many years of experience and more than Hnndrt Th0uanmd Cures of C0nsumDtfve Complain have T.oved tho undoubted satisfaction of all peFsO wEu have become acquainted with this ssOaded reMsf thaf is greatly superior, because 1t Is soosssags Aeaiiag, and meys certain to cure C0nsump1i0l ehe Lungs, than any other Remedy in the world. know however, that 1t is said by some that C0nsump can not cured Be that the opinion of the many or few shall not attempt to argue with such but this s say, and do assert as fact, which can be proved thousands of cases, that this medicine has curs Coughs and deascs, which, beEeyc the cures were eaec were called real C0nsumptiOnS and which were sended with syaapeoms that resembleds and were in vcsDects le the symptoms of those Uh0 de- and auheR
 are said to have died with that fatal disease C0nsuR aiOm. This Basam- has cured GaonsaBds of persona were said to be hopelessly afcted-who had hard, q vaesing ughs-P Pains inthe Brensts Ssdes and Raa Difticnlty 0f Breathing-Puyulent B1Reasorafioa Heetic FsFS Night Ssoeats--and wNsting away of Fleeh and BleOd. Persons having snch eomplah bevs been cured aer 1t was said they eUid not live xxeek longer This Medicine has cured some who we supposed to De in dying ststes but ey .,s ths Ise this remedy, they now live, and enjoy good ne3Hn
 This Balsaiss is pwsiy gsgsssts ss@poane ass ~ Y aase or under any circumstances. It eecss ies w0m99 fnI and aiaesf fssBracuiOus Cares by Pmrlfysmf Sfysaoskening and Invlg0rat t5ssg the whole system by egudlising he eiseuLation and pradnc1G Aeehyi sion-thus GiLnpiaO COugh-sosfhiag Me NeFyee-a Gidine and facilitating Approximations k Csres EOoWing diseases, viz.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining ia Ire Post Othre ln hchselt
 April 1. 1852. Ba5coek Stephen c EnsignNewton Beach Fanny M OKrefe Lewis Blakesiee Ms Jane L Palmer Cha,leA L Bramsn Fred'k J Plimpton Elias Bust Ms Nancy Skilton Nancy A Catlin Corneiia L Stevens Andrew Edwards Ira Steele Mrs Sophia Hilbsrt Erman W Tallnn Mary Green Wm u Trrrill David Hubba,d d James TurIiIi Ge,rgs Jud.on John II WesioyeT f.lmois Kennedy Thomas Woodford r M Lepeon Levi Woodruf Merritt
 Eydsion Timothy
 l.. W. VESSELS, P. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

bls sole nailed Hungarian Boots, Boys eo. Mea's and Boys KiP and Cowhide bnoss. Childrrn's Beo.s. Ladies Silk and comsaon Cater Boots, Misses aad CklldFen's h0ols. A general assortmeE ciAndieS. Misses snd Childrea's Shoes (. .Asssat kinds. La. dies old fashioned Ruhbers, light and neat A large assortment Of pateat RnhbsT Over Shoes. warranted good. and log prices.
 Custom work made to order of the bssl materials, and good workmanship.
 SAMUEL CLOCK. LlichAeid, Nov. t2, 1851. Ss
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

GrMr. EBENEzER W1NG. A
 Slr-llaving purchased and used one Of your ChurnS. and oeing much pleased w.th it's per> l"'lnance. would take this opportunity uf saving 10 GU that Consider II to be the ne- plus u|tru Of the Chur 'lng Mae hinery. Ee> 'ng ad lpted to working the butter, as we'll as stphrating Il frem the milk. w1h.d lheretore cheerlnliy recommend it ,o all my friends, who regard he old me, had as a laburluus aAs 'edious operation
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

Far frther information rcqardng these valuable Medi- cncs see Pamphlet to be had of the agents where testmeny from the highest quarters will Dc found, among whcn are letters from -
 Hox MARSHALL F; WILDER, Boston, Mess. H0N JAMES C. CHURCHILL, POrtands Me. ts ENOCH PATTERSON, Eso. Boston Mass CAPr. CHAS. H. COLE, Rndge, N. H., late of New 'EPiiRAiM MURDOCH: yR- Esqy wlnehendon, Mass IRA RUSSELL. M D., Winchendon. Mass NKINGSBURY, NJ. D. Temple, N. H.
 E. DARWIN ABElL, M D., Rindge, N H. REv A. W. BURNHAM, Rndge, N. H.
 REV. RUFUS HILTON, Peterboro, N: H.
 CALEB s. CARTER, EsQ, Portland, Me- ~u. GEO W. MCCLELLAN, Esa- Deputy consstsr' Custom ''VIIi WILLIAM MCHoLs, Eso- Townsend. Mass For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, Ni Principal Office, ScOllay's Build-
 ing, Fremont Row, Boston,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Yours, respectfully,
 PaILO CLINE.

South Amenia. Sept, 1851.
 The following are the words of the report 'n the ChuIu otier d d: the late Cattle Snow and Faii in Litchti ld
 "Mr. E. Wiug aIss exhibited Churn, the object being to work the bu ter after churning |, which >our Committee iecommend to ll.s iov"rabls notice ui those manufacturing the rt'cle ot butter, and award a premium" nr. F. WING, t..
 Sr-Fhe Davis Patent Churn, which purchased of y"u, gIves entire satlsiaction.- American snItel is now, and always has been ,n infrrisr article compared with European n our Swn and foieiyn markets wnIch Is owing to i've clrCumslaacrA-suls cSniain> too much buttermi.k and too much salt. The irst ot these Is easily sbxnted ny the use of Jsur churn. and he :econd by a iittIs care on ne part of the dairy women. Your chufn a,'. 'ears io possess all the qualities that can be requlred of an implement ofihe kind. aud Is n my opinion, su.eiicr to any other now in lsS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22

A full assortment of Spring Goods, par A ticulArIy in Dress Goods great vari- i,y, iust received and for sale very low at the old sta nd of
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
Ioots, Shoes and Rubber

Eyddon Tim"'hs
 l.. W. VESSELS, P. N.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-04-22
GOSHEN ACADEMY.

Aprll i4th, 1852.