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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Ga the ilth inst, tho Pres,den, Of the
Texas and Louisiana Railroad Company
with several Of our most prominent citizens,
met Prof Tournadrc, tho Typographical
engineer Of the Vcksbnrg and Shreveport
Railroad Company, and agreed IN ADJUST
ing the starting point Of said road, at la,l.
tuds ~ degrees and 80 minutes North, on
tho Texas boundary. tho sane being lsl
miles east Of Marshall.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Ga, Wup: Irgrrtt"s'r y ""' SUI, ,
.......,., judi. ivlu-, i'' t'c 10 ~.
.... ..n,t. IA tti- cus.ticf ui l'''''' '''''
'n... ,ni ut mc ur'"'' ''''' ''''
,.., A...Nn ol Judge I'a"F = t'''''. .'.',
., n.d Ia the above uen''"'"
INV .,,,,s'I have iuibornr a"l '"
.r..I.t,lle ttn."Ns .,..t.
',.,. l.', determination To- Gus
.t....... t.,,. dli, Oh ,i.,rHt. i'' mi'r "' '''
ami, Jai-, N.tuU to i'''d VS.
.'..7,. IL, nm rNchausr, Walsh ""nlA nav
.n.,,. dame. had u,, JUICY NmtI" "rV'"''
pfryeutcd tue arrangements ! '"d'"s ~" ~,
rr.n d.,.atrd by tue lamented death "
l,d,. NJ ,rt,u, be. alter tls fe.'@h'u"u' w.
l.. ,,,e tor the regular holding ~ '"'
l.,,., wrote to Anstu, Suggesting
.'.,..,.. ,,f a prominent lawyer Ia ne"
Eu-A ..euul,. ~ = ll petsu" l" u"
th,.. ynraucy. by g pro ten 'Il''''''''''
la.tr,du,st was not d1'r"de1 It" ~
IA, |,,. ,xpeciri. Nncn he went 10 w
~, ,.,.,,,,t .4, electoral Noi', hr A q" i'''
r...u..,A. tuc Dutttmfi, 10 W"Ne az
,.,,.,,..,,u,eat ui Juds", 81" 's"' -
D.. ,,.,. ,n>tuus a. nave a court "''"'
-.,..,.,..,.d tnen.,.'t oi a ,euue"a" "'
,i.,,i,,,,-,.. Nnn received 1he "fP"i"'''''' ~
In.l.,. Evan, ,n,d ,'ne re'soh 10 p''''''
t,,.t t.,, .rntlrn.p Iu gnrs''"" ""''' "'''
ma .+ruplr, IA d,schaIs'Hg the ""'''' VI w.
, 3i,, anon thr gtouud "' '"'''''''''" 81
I,-...,,, Il, .,.t. hdt pas not aware ct "''
I'd. t,au.in, tNmrn we've prr''''
menhl uum attcr lac gave "'"' '''' ''''
mission. III. a..Iy
Ind. Evans Is not auswerahle' justly
r., ,t,,,. ,.b5,r.. ct a want OF httc"u'" !" Wv
,,t.,,.,, of THIS Dl-tuct lnc "hn'e u
n.ai the courts, az to have them hei'' wa
49, Ia,. usl,aer contemplated noe eA
pecirL ,...... ,....
fotl.,r. ip. ha, cver besn l""npt ~ '''
it.r0.,tep ol b.. uucr"us ddtrS' eN''F
aim, .f-,rutsd ~ sickness or acc'drn'
lrm. p,tert. aud hoorloe' he has Ia
,..,,.5 even al the haIrid oi hs health
Ih.. th, people Will remember whru IA
Idle. rl,nta,. ct tno-e interested F"cu"'ai ny
.t,u have bceu loigp,ten ca upheedrs
Tia. ,udifs.tlau i, due JUDI h'a"s, a"
,un viii puh,i.h 1t ~ the rl1.'t ct h'tn'''
y. to judge LNau's p"ul'r" H''S, o
r,n,.,. he rtu and duuutI.s, VIII sp"'h in
lln,cll at tlc proper lme, aud under pf'P'
circumstances.
Let no lu,, peudont democratic press a
trnpt To- ia.c-ldl public oil"on-a" III
,t.iluIl. urrudgmeut Vii hc re"o'e
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

We Learn from nutheutic sources, tfst
the ll.ad Quarters of the 4. ). Army IN
Texas, has been transferred from San
Antonio to Corpus Christi and TINT the
General and Staff are now domcs,iraied
nj that point. The proprietor of thu. 'apidly
growing town in the West. Gel u l. Kin
to Mobile, to open direct trade between
the west and tina, city. in the beef trade.
Cob X. has erected one of the finest beef
packing establishments in the United States
nj Corpus Christi, and the beeves, from the
mnsqnit range, ara considered equ al to Tie
s,nll fed beef of the North Col Ks sue
eess cannot fail to be- of public as well Ne
individual 5eaof. Gal Vc.s..
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

R,lLRuNp,.-l u auiclr ~ the New
York l'ihnne, in stating that { eat iiiit
ain IS compIet,l " dhbcd with railroads, es.
Inmates the annnn, ol British inv, ,mensts
ia them at no lcss than five hundred millions
of dollars. and i, may very considerably
exceed that sum. And the construction Of
railroad. is evidently Yet IN its iplaucv. Al
ready one may hkr car IN the Scotch
Highlands. aud with the single Interruption
of two hours water transit from Dover
to Calais. ride hy rail through London,
PHiis, Brussels, Beflu Dresden, Vienna,
TO Trieste. on the tdria,ic: aud soon War
saw 81 fetefsbuigh. Moscow. Prague Gen.
eva, Milan Rome, Turin. Mars"Ille,, Mad.
rid, Lisbon. etc. viii all be knit together hy
a web Of railroads, easily tave'scd ut the
rnte OF FIVE hundred miles por dav. aud
hriuging any capitol of Europe within
three or four days ride at iurlhest. from
each other
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

We call the attention Of our citizens
sgain, 10 the protes, which wo published
last spring. and was numerousiy signed by
our merchants, planters, xId citizens gene.
rally. Refusing 10 ship produce to cons
mission houses in New Orleans. who were
interested in, or insured in offices where the
rates Of insurance has been increased from
no old rates. say ] per cent from the Lake,
aod Per cent from Shreveport" "At the
,smc time. pledging themselves to ship their
produce without insurance. unless the rates
we're reduced to the above figures which
hedge, Ne ara informed, has been carried
- u a1ny 10 good faith; others taking
r. 8 fnintpd thai al was right, have or.
s4>t t1k cotton to 10 shipped, without
eeek .hsir fpr~arding merchant to
- ~ 8rrcsa ,.sIr bli OF aiding no insa.
ra1 Jhesssalt =, 'hes have been greatly
sest 3hep shey received ,her sccoun,
a4&As. % And Two per cen, cha d from
As1nhe, and ,ns and fourth from 3treve.
pss.. Nh'ci, snoun, OF two per cent md
RVS III ~ Gre Insurance H. the city, viii
x,ssoent on tsf solton crop II this county
kort. " The sum II $4,000 iAe imports
Of SID Lake. h goods groceries, aat ~
osI~t sr,ictss n comfort sua uxury. title
aheyx rate wth make eg5 coo more, or in
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

We Ar. informed the election came of
for teachers 10 this Institution Cor the next
year, on the evening Of the | I'll inst, and
resulted in he election Of Prof T. b. vii
s1,, President, Mrs. Henrietta Il. Lacy
Vie. Principal Instead Of Mrs 4 ". Bon.
fuey Miss l.. Burton was re. elected to
the Pfiu.arv. and Miss 4. ]. June in the
Musical dep rtmes,.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

On Monday the Goth. tao election for
District Judge will coma Off We are IN
formed on the opposite side Of the Sabine
the election. and are endesvorng to unite in
electing the Judge on the opposite bank, by
representing the Sabine aud the Expresses
as being frequently impossible. This is
worthy Of our consideration, and should
NEE, our approval or condemnation.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

OurR,og--A Touch Of the MOO lar ---
4 daguerfeotypist. mann Abbott, who has
beer travelling anou, the country with car
fitted up for taking pictures. located him
self in Perry on Monday OF last week On
Thursday he induced small gltl. about
10 wears of age, 20 have her picture taken
IN a nude state. The child .od OF the
transaction. aud Mr. Abbot, soon found the
place growing too warm for him. aud de-
camped, leaving his car and apparatus be
hind him, The next day he sen, a man 10
haul his vehicle. Ne, out of town, but he
fore it had got half nile from the village,
i, was attacked by large number OF men
and boys with stones and eggs after civ
ing the tesmster time to ge, his horses de-
lached, they upset the concern and com
plet.ly demolished il, leaving il a total
wreck, We understand that the original
cost OF the saloon WAS 800. This with
the loss of other valuahles makes the pic.
ture an expensive onc.- Warscp Men
Yorker.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

MURDER OLA INDIAN Monday week,
at Qulhi. a small German settlement, some
twenty five miles west Of Fredericksburg.
n Delaware Indian was brn,ally murdered
II se.nrs tina, some three yes'sago a party
of Comsuches had killed German family :.
The Delaware has long been in the employ
Of the United States a. an Interpreter. A
German woman, however, pointed him ou,
as one connected with the former outrage.
A crowd collected, shot the poor friendly
Indian, Gu. off his head aud tied him by
his i--< 20 wild horse. The affair /. on.
rsgeoa. - Son saia.io yr3rcs
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18
INcnrA.rn NNnnNnn DlnNrloy .

IvcRrA.rp AVERAGE DrRArioY or
Lirr.--PfoDcssor Buch nan, IN al lottres,
iny lecture before the MECHANIC, Institute
ol Cincinnati. makes the following ohserya-
tous upon the average duration of ll, the
effect in par, Of medical scieuce. lie SAYS
that in thu latter part OF the sixteenth reu.
inry. one hall OF al that WIRE born died
under five Years OF age, and the average
longevity of the whole population was bat
eighteen years. ~ the seventeenth century
one half 81 the population d''d under the
nge oi twelve But 10 IN. first sixty wears
OF the eighteenth century. one hali OF tho
populaton lived over twenty seven wears
In the latter forty wears, one halt exceeded
thirty two wears Of age. vt the beginning
of the present century, one halt rvreedrd
forty years and from 1888 to 1918, one
half exceeded forty three years oi age,
The average longevity Of these successive
period, has been increased from eighteen
years IN the sixteenth century, to l3 :, hl
our last reports These facts are derived
from the medical statistics at GENEVA. An.
Piled 10 this country, such IN Improvement
rs is here exhibited from 1900 to 1873
would make variation IN our hl. Of NOR.
,al,iv Of more than halt a million or fifteen
hundred deaths daily.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

G- We have received thg Deeeu1.f
Number Of A" liarper View Maua' as
aline. ,.ab..4...- ,.. ~" .~.A ~ ...,ro'
II Brothers. This periodical is certainly
well worth tho subscription price, which is
only 81 Each number contains III &c.
tAvo pagcs, making in the course OF year
near two thousand pages of reading mat
Tor. For further particulars see prospectus
In another column.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Tar GpsQsa st. summers's 90.
Get; eaae ~ 81 Iheth.ay a'sl .as' with
eans.iefsbl lat Neti ~ees so wi ave
r53Fa d. 3ad neeea
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

49, -" W
L,ncaster late Editor and pfopn.,..
the reSas Ranger, which oaice was q.
(, consumed b, fire on the mernn,
2i.h ait
" ,snIsoroN, TEN,s. Nov. ~ .,
Ep;ruu ~ rtE "t,AlvtstoS
T,,.si Kfrhur,ison Wy a,hinston
ID, Ia. a., il lttcd tnvH. ON the +,
nj tue 4ith, = o'clock. the Raae, y.
WA discovered to be on fire. The
,,. gwen by Mr.. }. /. COSBY, vho
,b, II tmrs emauatiug from the rear a
,,aie,. under the floor. The citizens +.
ana, ea ulaSsc, bui all to no putpns.
budd,ne. ma'crral. stock, aud bonl, :,
,not,h consumed, together wlth til, /,
liza, and saddlery establishment VI
t.utmell.
hav. new lost my al, MS kno,
other hasiuc,s hut an happ, to "a,
t,. ,.itifrn. 81 Washington aud Sun.
,nr COUNT, arr patug up suh.e
T., ,ri.slttr tle " Ranger the,
,,,.u..ot It's valuable SET, ices, and A.,
t,rpurd that although II l. burnt dls,
,.,,,a,t he. burnt OFT have labm.d B
!, t,s cause al the I',azns Vale,
Texas IA general, rs you w'll know
.n nnN determined to BALI y,
Ranger" and mpfoyelt n a mannsf /,
shall be a p,plr a. our country. The :
,l. her. wnl sustain me-. and uas
nv old pattons oI Galveston will =,
i,rak. nt. have always got B..
support from your CITY, aud hors~
vii 50 cnutingc.
la.a lew weeks VIII take my dep,-s
i,r \aW York, and get press aud nsr
canal To ANY ~ the state, aud by Va
nest. | hop to present paper a,
and a, handsomely conducted as III
irN1s
Ib,. fire loaked "awiuliy grand "a
,l. pun,r stor, ot the office Tell IN, n
.t.nd tie rl,nss that labored hard o
rnn.r of Texas, but after every eaefus
.u.,ain usrli. It hnd to weld To an ovefp,]
,,ior iahneuce lookiag like TALES i
q man. vno had batlrd tof his COUNTRY
.n,,atn submit ta an over whrlmius ioe
81 liberty pul,, erect, d over the office, \
fh,. n.r thing that had To submit To- ibs i
.lomrut. II stood mauiuliS amid Thee Y
al natt4r" he t,me, swept osei /
good old pole, Ike waves dash''g go
til. beacon that lighted the marlas
ms WAY, bat the storm was too sever
was compelled to yield to that most ID
,t element, hrc--aud It tell grarsa
but mmtullv. into the fiery abyss bvl''
The Gle was, no doubt, the work q
uryrdiary. ! his Is second aitusf
.b..tne Ranger othce. be Il ST z
Lui thr second, was sueccse'nl Ia
Heaven ana yet comparatively yoa.
, Ac.l-, have the necessary cuerg', ant
sh,e To work. and ail ask %. my lell
.. .lpu. b.. never to lotsakr the =" Rag
Il lout~ trulv, LNNt Asfte,
J. p. f4rr apd Pfopst,'crd ne Rssf
II <,ratfuN NNp NIiLlNGioN--M
b hatilr ot y e-deu. Napoleon perceive
d aup Of distinguished officers Tide uPI
d conspicuous point, where they paused
b spuracd C., be masking a trcmnolss
nutiug to the pit,r, he called out 70
81 officer dirrctws a battery of artillery
q .u h.ud. " ht4W a dll-u 90 bullets s
- Ser 40 At once. 'Ihrpr are, perhaps q
y hulr generals among them IT.
obr,rd, aud M",eau WIS killed. N"i
~ lao. the culopi commanding the u
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

~ 81 lnafa ON the slais Gszei' ~
Dree.naer slh. that Mr. H'llisw y CHsls
neY, The ioandsr oil he csaelte. n 8 one
Of ia pub'ishers np 70 1e l't OF 's. Ter
Lat. di d a %. ienoe ~ is ad D.
!. Il. Robcrso iaieaeud-are Washing
soa epnntr on 'A. 2if5 uH,Hn, f2 d
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

A DorBrrut Sroay. A Boston CORES
pondenl oi the Wopnsocke, (R. IL pairio,,
tell. the reinni hable story sbou, Jenny
Lind; that differences have sprung up he
tween her and hrr husband, and sh. had
become insane The writer gives >onag
ss his authority. Tie saws IL have i, from
Sontag herself. who s"journed with Lind
for several months previous tn coming to
America, md visited her mansion nlmos,
daily" We are not aware TINT Jenny
Lind has yet resided several months in any
place since she lef, this county, and we pa.
no faith in shs story OF the Boston correa-
poaaea,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

or The prospect is gooe q ia e'o'is
IL sur cts rest seas Lfu *f 81 E on
All
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

ar hal has tecoae Of cor hia
AID Gil Cenacaf v . ca1 isll
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

-- las atsHt Dec io q gore heast
tra ifos PED tae s#l. iaa H'e 'as
siss'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Fsr,he cure NJ Paipiui aud Dsordersd Nca"'s % ".
Miscarriage or Ahnfi,oH 0sf N, r'itF " =" ID.
SgspnfAstie N,fross Ag,tions aueadaAs On
nanny
iRN THE PiIii.OTpkfN' ,~
u IS prepared entirety from vegetable snp' ~ ~
from fuft. that wer familiar remedies w'th ~ pc
fgines. Which wcrr ff-i brought Ia the noi,e - ~
-tcian nv the snccr-s that ~ .nd-d an OH \
wife N relieving aud curing all Ihos- c",'' ~
which ih- medicine !. recommended ',, ~
p1.srss se'laiisc AMI spa-mu'iic. hirrsh'r .sift
Other properties whirh combined pfsin'e "a.,s,ss
si--'he ncton on the ui.rf~ hat by allhNins f,,ss
Is. -aothing The nerves, and siNiug in" '" w
as.s' Nainfs ~ tesanas her regular '"ns'I ..
part health aud ,isnr 10 he body and eh''''"'
conirnimvni 10 the mud, . .,,r,,t
ar Remrmb,r thu, an ounce Of Ffe''"
worth pound oi cnrr " IN h, ~
y q rarchasrr-. loayoid imposition "ln ~
fni To- ob.rfvr my Hiitt'p s,gusiun on ~
ii each isnilr n 'pani.ti.m ~ hieh Is fmsffs c
r {. RisLtN Proprietor, 'ismh"h
NJ NJ vi. XII =, = '''' '''''' :, OWL q atspo
General Wholesale >srnts for the S"nshe''
~hn'n all ordcr. mus. De addre9ef' .,,ssf
iNaiA;y % lsa2
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Or District Court ia doomed to another
failure. Col. simpson NC. accepting tho ap.
rqatmeat
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

Iirunt>D's Ntmirtttn IgpN This
we'll kouvo mAnn u'turrr of ~,luledpr
~ats. who harr nNnV the p'il' at thr
Wo.h', Fan. from ai tine woll is iikri,
t. win Nj,l higher horor. from h. mp,hI
we'd ron The results hv experiments. at
totd some of the highest ilipslH;jnu. Of a
kno,edge Of srtnr'. aud some ol the
mes; beautiful tiuniphs Of art There IS
80 malid' of .innr. or gem found m the
,nlth or son; there i. un wond that grows
nor plnmaee thtt flies, which cannot hc
perfectly infected, and IN the hrghl",t
cnlors they ever wear They are So iri
rt'd tor t,hle tops mantlr pieces, and pll
objects ot taste, ornament or utility,
Neither their colrrs nor lu.trc. are aflrrtrA
by tn, mtrrsrsl hcat orc ~, by acids. oils
OF n.ase Nr dpuh; not. these rlrn mt aud
superb articles Aill 10 oncp 20 iu'n gencrl
u,e among persons o. taste. They wer"
subjected tn the examination of q care vi
and scientific committee, AT the bate Fair NJ
the American Institute nud the Gold Ncdd
wa. awarded to Nj Herring We intend
IN the neN, issu" Of our lnnrnal, TO enter
carefully into description of this crcpt
aud important inveutiou.-- Hrrad Of hc
I HiuH.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

or Co.a is dsmaaa 10 oa' oli.ee "a
iss of sHh. f..44.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

rgA>,r. lhr atny u, heen reil'
to the mmner uj 800 o IA %.
H.. P,,p drrlpe, cr"Nmnc Ions.
pal.u Eup4or Ihr tor,'.tpl'a"ala''
ra.,. 1T Pms b,s been sold Tor a nib
oi uur,.
ui.wra1.1 that q strong protest sg''
th. Euire /, 10 appear iJon the Pines
U.t House oi q l.au-
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1852-12-18

h.r We received no mails by the last
nirh'a stage.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-25


~Z1~ -@A--e
EVEN--Six and three. quarter-and
= Six Octave Rosewood Pa NO FoRTEs.
ms, monnG.ctured from new scales and of
4 ,.cided superiority OF tone. can Do ahad
from, the subscribers, for ready cash, at a
great bargain. Every purchaser will be
secured by a full warranty; q ID those who
NAV nun chase by order will be as well
dsait by as if p resent themselves. A lead.
ing member of this firm, having been for
many years teacher OF music, is more
than ordinarily qualified both to produce
and to select instruments which will be
10 customers. Our WarerOom
is in tine centre ofthe city. directly Oppo-
site tue New Haven Railroad Station and
near all the Stations Ofthe principal Rail-
roads leading from this city. - 7
~ j. +. WARNER & co.
Ali Broadway, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-25
investment OF Money.

Investment Of Money.
TINE subscribers will attend 10 the
Investment of Money
in the cities of New York. Brooklyn, a"f
wi!liapisbai Oh.
In Sums of $500 or more.
ON Bond and Mortgage. on Improved and I'm
lncumbeI ed Real rs, ale, w"Ith al least
FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
than the Investment, Al SEVEN per cent. in
teresi, Der annurn. PAYABLE h"li yearly: ancc
will a,ead 10 the collection of interest whe'
due, and remit the same 10 lenders, or oecepi
of drafts therefor. able on the days the IN
terest will fall due. No charge is made Ii
lenders for the investment Of money Ga ih'
collection OF interest.
The situation of the Subscribera as Attor'
news tor the Building Associations pentione'
below, give them facilities for investing
money within ten days after its receipt, Z"
after receipt of nolice Of the sums TO be !"
vested.
We rest as a guarantee of our integrity AMI
rapacity upon the fact that we are the Attor
neys OF the following Corporations, all o
,.,Sioh A,nt ,lnx their CAPITAL in inyestments %
whereby the amount Invested b
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-25
SILVER WARE.
Fine Gold & SILVER Watches, JeWelry
Fancy Goods. &C. .e.F !.

At the Old Stand No. Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT. CT.
HyHE firm Of BIackman Sanford 50 long
Il known at the above place having dis
solved, the business il now conducted by the
subscriber who will be happy 70 see all who
visit the City either Tor bnsiRess or pleasure
1t is my intention to keep larger assortment
than has ever been offered in. this place, which
will at all times be freely shoYn either 10 The
purchaser or the CURIOUS. ,.
. NV Stock Of Jewelry is very large and EN-
bracing every style in fashion. both fine Cole
and plated.
Ladies and Gentiemen's Gold Watches o
every description, quality and price. from
S2O TO $500, and Silver Lever, LePine, and
Verge Watches of every quality that can be
warranted TO keep time. SILVER Forks, Spoons
Knives. Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs, &C., large
assortment always on hand warranted squire
as coin, and Of the most fashionable style,
silver work Of all kinds made TO order, Jewelry
and Spectacles made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals,
Plates. Spoons Sc, engraved in superior
style.
Fine Watches. repaired in the most perfect
manner, and warranted in all cases to perform
we'll, Watcl es sent by Express or otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate attention.
GEO. S SANFORD
No. 2 Exchange Place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-25
= ounty Lands.
SOLDIERS OF 1912.

THE m ,mbers Of Capt. Waugh's Company
Ii in the war of lSl2,are each entitled 10
40 acres of Bounty Land. am now receiving
warrants for those of this Company whe have
applied TO me. notwithstanding the OPINIONS
of others tothe contrary. II have the PAY
Roll of Capt. Wangh's Company and al, o,
Capt. Charles Euefs Company, andam Tho re.
Sore prepared to complete the application Of
any member Of either Of these Companies. o,
the widow Of any member on moments no
tice, by cal!ing.on me at my Office.
HENRY B GRAVES
I.itchfeld, 4th, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-11-25
New Goods
I, /, RICHARDS
Merchant Tailor. a
Has Just received from New YORK 9
large assortment OF
~. Gaands.
Merchant Tailor.
F.alI and winter Goods.

for pentlemen's wesr, which were purchased
NV him expressly for this market. aud which
-. = confident will be found upon examinat
ton N he superior 10 any SINH lar stock ever
hrouch, into Litchfield county. His stock OF
cloths cassimeres. velvet, veslings, 10 com.
nlete comprising an assortment OF all colHTs
and siyles in whIck he defies any one 10 eAs
hibit superior LOT. He also has an extenA
sive assortment of shirts, bosoms' collars
black and fancy cravats, ties, stocks. snsPene
ders, gloves. b. siery, lperlno sh!rts ana draw"
a.. handkerchiefs, umbrellas, and every
thing necessary 10 complete gentleman's
,xardrobe in a superior manr er. His stock OF
clofF,ing this fall which has been got up with
Inc greatest are, is larger than ever-whIch
he will sell cheaper than overland whoever
nu,cbases of him may be assured that the
ar,;cles are lust what they are represented tc
ha Centlemer YOU ale invited 10 call and
U~aro;ne the largest stock of goods in ths
conntv. and 20 per cent. cheaper Than
! ram he bought elsewhere. gentlepen iprnish<
ing thei, cloth. can have heir garments mace
in a style not 10 be surpassed IN ASHTON ana
workmanship. and warranted I" MI IN
| Richards desires 10 return his most siheeEs'
| thanks 10 his friends and The pubic, toE tnF
generous patronage heretofore exlenoeo To-
| him. and respectfully soiiciis continua"Se
| Of the same. with pledge on nis par. 10 ~
| sll in his power to merit the PUBIC pa'Eo"'
age in his business. -,
A good supply Of Boys Clothing CONSTANT!
on haad. Remember the frat store east %
| Wheeler's Hotel, West st.
CUTTING done at shot moi &c.
Fall and Winter Fashions rs .e:!:a.
TT RICHA RES
Lltchfeld, October. 1852