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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1852-05-19
Land for Sale.

S7ssx IoFFER for ale large Tract Of
go Land in Person county just over the
stsS northern Orange line.
>.4es.. As body Of upland, il is inferior
10 none in the middle part Of this state. The
open lands are well enclosed. and in good heart
the forest lands alc heavily timberej, and all well
watered.
On the lands are variety Of substantial i'm
MISUNDERSTANDING Hc2ses. Wheat and To
bacco Barns, Saw sal j,ist Mills--in perfect re.
pair.
II will be sold in parcels to suit any purchaser
PAUL &. CAMERON.
stagvilIe P. o.. Orange, Nov. 81. 07u
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE undersigned is authorized to sell Cane
4 Patent w ash Mixture 10 the town
of Hillshorough, and is prepared to make expert
menls and also 10 issue Family Rights for the
same u. d. PHILLIPS.
. December IL, 1851. IL
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Cabinet Making.


Cabinet Making.
rV,HE subscriber would respectfully inform The
Il citizens Of Marlborough aud The public &C.
ncrally that he has on hand, al his shop on chur-
ton street due west from the courthouse. ,sri-
city Of excellent Furniture, and that be II repar-
ed 10 manufacture, in the hest style, ell articles
in his line, such Ms ts
BUREAUS, Of Wild Cherry and Wal
nut.
SlDEBOARDS, Of Wild Cherry, Wal
nut, and Maple.
SOFAS, of every Style.
BEDSTEADS, Of Maple and Gum.
TABLES, of all kinds.
WARDROBES, Portable and Station
arv.
C0FFINS, from Common to the Best
STYLE, &c. &c.
He promises that his work shall he faithful,
executed, aud al very low prices, and hopes tlai
he will receive due encouragement from gene
rous public.
All kinds Of Timber used in Cabinet Work,
such as Walnut, Cherry. Poplar, Birch and NJ.
Pile, will be taken in exchange for work.
Orders from distance will be thankfully re.
cei,eJ aud promptly attended 10.
/ RICHARD MAYO.
! Apr;ll5. si 79-ly
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Valuable Property,
van ALE.

TIME subscrib<r wishing 10 remove. odersf @
u ale his House and Los 1.-TWO scres.l m ne
o~u q lIiIl<horeosh. web siiusied. the dwelling
Hssss large and eommodious. with oil Necessary
ous-baiIAiox-, and a neser-fsilins well Of water
xSshin Few feet ofihe kitchen.
Also Tires trscis Of Land Two small ffseis
Sishin two miles of iown; one sdlninins Ut
Hooker and I,emuel Lynch. and ihe ONE. aa'
Joining the lands Of Nash wh'ned sps o'ne. ~
.rr.x All wood lsnd, living nrsr Ceslr GIo'e, sd-
ic;ninr Samuel p. Moore and others.
The subscriber being determined 70 remove y
The south west. viii sell any Of the above proper
~ on accompanying ieims.
An person. indebted TO him viii please cal
and settle. and those hisipg claims viii pre<sn
Them for payment. .,oapp
December 2.
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FOR SALE AT rnE DRUG STORE

BARRELS Lint Seed Oh. do. Tanners
- Oil, 1 do. Sperm Oil, do. Burning Fluid
/ do. SPLITS Of 'rurpentine, Castor Oil, Sweet
Oil, Coach VANISH, Copal do; tesether with a
supply Of Paints, White Lead, pure, Biakc's Fire
Prssf psint, now coming into general use. Spa
nish Hsawn. Chrome yellow, Chrome Green
Venetian Red, Yellow 0chre. TIMBER, Ii,harge
xermiIlion, Spanish Whiting, Puity. &c.
November 4. OS-
The Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1850-1852, 1852-03-04
49, - spss -----------
AbOt " DDD Lots.

Farmers who g. over their wood lots.
cutting here ahi there "A large or de-
cayine tree, lainkIng thereby to pre-.
serve their wood, are very much misIa-
ken IN their calculations.
When was a boy. I knew men VIII"
were as saving OF their wood AS they
were Of iIlr'r hay, corn or pork; and
Whru huut'nc up Gre wool. suffered on
ly the largest ot dccayeG trees TO be cu
One by one. 'lie trees have been cut u
way--'i.e Old growth sprinsins up aud
HE result Is,>Hcli wood lois nfc ruined.
or nealy so Lots which when W..
a boy, had twenty or more cord, On ~
acre, would not nov yield G.e. III
trees have been gradually lhrnn.l uns
by this process, and yet enough i.nv"
been icf scattered about to shade IT,.
earth, and keep down the young rt"p
know Of lh"p.and. Of acres ~bcI. Iav,.
been managed in this way. n hundrri
Of which DO not yield No much fn,i H,
ten would # rigi;ly managed.
in ihesc days Of FIRE aud steam, whcr
iron horses are daily multiply ing. M :
must be I'D on wood, this auicic /, Jc.
coming valuable, and any plao tha' MI'
increase the quantity vii in fcw }rai-
be considered 5elond pie. such q
lian | will no" propose. coIIiiIsuti' b.
liesng that II amy person posscSsipg
wood-lo', and t. 10 live Gli.ru o. iscn
IS years, viii EW IN lr,ciico, be vii
LAY that ihl, article 40, of more ,aiac
To him than Tie price Of nn hand'si
years' fubsci'lilon 10 the newspaper
Ny plan !. IlI,; fr,, 20 o,"r your
~ood. .lo's in ihe auium before sbnw
fli., aud cnI aud throw into convenient
iiies ali The fallen wool ,hat lie. fnIi.ns
an the eioond and lake Il home ihs Lr't
light snow. IIu, Hiil remove fbOu.
sand, Of worms that are bnrroaIng ~
the decayig who'd. aIiiolI would. b. aLd
by commerce 'l,ir depreciation. o. iii-
live ress, aud While you are using ihi-
dead wool, 'hr iI'ing is ihci ras'as -
growth and value
knoa macy farfacrs WHO cut l'nr
green, ihrf'y. haif':rnnn tf.~s fer fU'
while ih.Is !, f,ll''n wool enough fo'ind
scattered sbotr lh.ir !ufs 80 iah iiienI
several years. Clear ihis up 6r.i, srd
'a,e iLc living ,se,a
SerOhdly VIXEN you ca, I've if-'s
or fnel, ,~esp clean--.W large "ni
mall -' lear as far as you g.. Tn"
he ss@d ssd yosss aloo's ~Ii ~, -
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Cer,ainiy," was the reply. bot !
carried one end, and The other followed
OF course
Al Iii. n denfning s,Iou. arese from
the crowl--a verdict cqail,ing the
whole party. wa rendered our
friends retired to make merry a, their
lucky escape, and the practice Of ,ut.
Ming Queens Evidence.
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NRTy nO0DS.

=, sis,, I 20 8,0rs .rortb of ia, 6nu,i
iisa.e, Eas' s.Go 81 I gati'" >4"o,s.
.Srt--sivei I -encral assortment Of
ln-us1p, ,Eag'i.h,Frc -nd German
j = r)DDs. GROCERIES, CROCK
ERl AND II tNDW WhRE,
!, -il. be s,Ni cheap for approved Cred
a, ,st A,uh. OF County Produce and
,auot cheap, io' cash, wrthou, respect
|ss,ns -lnsi,ieis aud uatsidcrs the ciy'
and Datbauans al tie sauc.
q. l.. ROBBINS.
and, NAV, 1881
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desperate suc c,cs,ion, fatal alike 70.
bols and soil blu, the wrctci,c'
cscA'ares drew nearer and nearer ,'
ihc dangerous verge.
Her purpose. however. was chcct
ci. Although the air MAS perfect.
sti.i she hea,d saldcn rustic au. onc.t
the Ivy on that side Of the TovcI.
which. even while i. made her start,
had whispered a new hope in her ear.
Was 1t possible that her signals had
been observed that Ter cries had
been heard? And again the sound
was audible. followed by loud harsh
cry, aud large Owl, like bird ot
ill~omcu, as it il, Au,,ercd SLOWLY over
the heads Of the devoted pair. ani
again it shticked and tapped roani
them, az IL to Involve them in a ,nagl
cal circle, and then with third aud
shri|lor sereech sailed away hike ma
Evil Spirit in the direction of tho
Black Forrest.
Nor was that hodinc fowl wi,hoo.
It's sinister influence on human dcs'in'
The disappointment i. caused 10 G."
victim wa9 mortal. II was the Gro;
that ovcrhinmca her cur.
NJ, she mu,tcred, 'derc is no
more hope. For myself | will no,
s.arve up hcre---l know my hes.
friend, anl Will cast my troubles on
my mother earth
Absorbed in her own grief the En-
glis1 woman did not at first comprc-
hcnd the import Of these words but
all Mt once their meaning dawning up
On her mind with dreadful significance.
II was, however, too late. Her eve
caught g|im;.c o! tho skirt Of a gar
mcnt, heard n m7mcn'ary fu.tcr-ana
she ives alone on tha, terrible tow-
er.
And did she too perish Alas!
ask the peasants and tho fishermen
who daily worked for their bread in
that valley Or on its river ask the
fcrrymen who hourly pass TO and fr"
and tho bargcman who made tho
stream his thorou?lfarc. and they
will tell YOU one and all, that they
heard nothing and saw nothing, for
Labor looks downward and forward
aud round about, but not upward.
Nay, ask the angler himself, who
withdrew hi. fy from Tie circlins cd
dy Of the rapids to look at tho last
beams Of sunshine glowing on the loi-
ty Kuin-and he answers that he new
or saw living creatures en- It's summit.
except once, when the crow and the
raven were hoycring about the blid-
'ns, and screaming Eagle, although
it hal no rest there, was perchcd on
the Tower Of Lahncck.
Sorr This story (Which some hardy
critic affirmed VAS an Legend oi the
khinc, io be found N any Gulde hook, H.
was suggested tv the recital pt tNo ladies,
y" lao attempted 10 ascend 10 the top of ihr
IuWrI ut LnhurCk but were deferred by the
| shaking Of the stone ,tarS, They both con
s'drr 10 th's FAY, ,tat they narrowly escaped
/ a fate ak'u 10 the catastrophe oi poor Amy
itob.nr, aud nave visible shudccr,ns. when
they '-hf "f read, OF old kh.nlsn castles aud
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.r1EEIg.lJaI.
Jiit " RL1sii.
~ htttrfs AAIt


by, fs'rF ahsfs tL- matter
'ou r. ssn shs asil sYsiu.
WHAT iasaes yev iarn away, dear,
RON Tne. .osf iaiic Jane
hVFe taa dcS't / tegrct, love,
lhr tiurs Ahrn yea Sefo ifee
To ruF '.J.sr vie .rgsts. lave
"aith : 81 ~ rcmsaed lot me
Anu J hors yea We qnt,r forgot. dear.
That insrt,rhsutn. brow n and white
Nhech c"ulda help de;rs'ng.
Although 't.ss your dsbsh,
Thcn, larry, let's st cnssr
Dont 'uta ynuf heed aside
You surely can't be ured iaye,
OF ime your h.iie bside
One kiss-- indeed you must, Hal
touie. o1nt", yon'fr 91rr sbsufd
lsiuggss far htss. gets II, and makes a
dreadful discovery
Why Dsuy you've been smoking
You wrcich. you've hfoke your word :
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!

! ,ubeeribr, is scliirg ~ hs entire stock
bSrANp LESS 10 close ar tie hafincss
! : ,Ats stock may be fo"rd TlilPEI :
lruA and Sii.k WARP, APPtcC AS.
~ 9HOA1 LOT s,aui CA>sINEhts
fuNGS, prt AIMS. PRINTS. &c. i
eeurr,i hF.crila.ul "i bt"rtT, f'3
49,. H., oTwateA arc offered 1t t,iy SO:
kfl.: Sc sssi.
no y. FKOtI OR
krs Rutland, Nov. 1871 -
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| |1RNING FLUID
AND LAMPS.

(i.S Gsy recrUed 81
JHL LADIES ENCHiN|E'
h ,s.,tttnent af the fsient l@Pro'Sd
ia !. 20 oil She foi'aw,hg tlnds
k,as. S.ae. saa Dess i.snpt 'oi cho'e"'
! 4 s,ote.. As,ral, Msn'!o, kn't! and
j i.A.np,. also par,eT impfosrd bSr"-
.g,. Al .ae sssye w,l. bs sola a'''p
= isf Cab
su,g.si ,t,sn n,,au F.,d 10 orders io' 'ho
tHAs PAGE.
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SCNooL HOOES

/ 20 suppl, al the Rooss rtcemu'ct"'d
! 80 ,u kg'lapJ 60. GOV g." hand and
IA,e IL Merchant aud otarrs, 81 ''~
1, 81 t. SrENCFE
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rcscO Painting.
JOHN SAW IN,

JOHN skwfN,
S,t,onai Dccotstri or Churches, Halls,
hnyatr rss.deboes ia all the ordrts "'
teciafe. for.ira ARTISTS employed, re-
60 - Chutohss emtel,,shrd sn Moss.
n Yofk& V, Resjcnce, Green
Mas,
References.
\. U,ic heook, .srnhers,, COLLEGE, Mass
los BrIrss. Pi,,frld Mass
an, Bennington, Vi ~
y CiApp, Gsrenheld. Mass iJ'N
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I:LAMD HOUSE
BELLOWS FALLS VT.
A CARD

uAs thls method TO cortotta vsrv rtro
q, uapitssson. Shlch ! Tcc'rt iniraFn has
h,h slte fPrtsc csiculaHon. VIZ, ihS''i'''
/ n3 IIrate - Cloted Dn tbv couilnrN.
k,ppf g. iuittm ih' public 'hat ihc "a.
Il atsis. aud - nHti,a lr The Hsast and
,afmer patron. and a'i imposed 80 coll at
ISLAND not : T.. may J.. assured that
> ,,il open, snd wstp reception a~a''s
'a
". sIitRTI.IfT
)i,ttqr. ittrs. Nas. 2. i-,l. -
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bosocRomAric PAINTING.

sas,sf,bcI would respectfully ann"nnee
\ Pas.'o ta.t as has ,akeL f"osHs IN he'
s'i.r's he siii give lessons 'n r'sn'f 70
~ alsg, ,srms easy, faironaer ,sf'-
iS.l, so.,easd. ~
r Il prTLrh-
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PATENT MEDICINES

hs dag. meByof .fh'ct are wnrtan'ed 10
4" ne purchaser or the mon
"a br -rfuadcJ. uF 10 sure and call
b. "0.d i'atr.t Medicine EmPorIuin
oa1nsiio tli. Franklin Hotel.
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Dividends !!

'tatsI OlstDRNDs % ;Ae STOCK -
'' hgus1G I, iia,l.ngtoa hAilfosd c0i'
hga, bc Jgai gae sold hy
rnoNss LoRbEs.L"
,, asfl.shis Euehsuge Baiie ing
Ms's Srtsf, Dsss~S.
y .. 1851. 'ier"
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svy IgWrLHME SHOP.

G. X 4 " CLARK would respect
'uiiv inform ihc 'uhaN 'tAuis al Rat
+ sn@ ,,o'nuy stat 'b'y have 'pon"d =
b. r fctkins BLOCH, Actchants NG",
! 3, tily have fyr sal, good assef'm' TT
i rHcic'. Hutch 1iimm,nGs. C3ccls,
liepci,s SHcer 'Tmc, .%psctcc'es,
inaey Goo5s, DC. -.
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Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
III SPENCER

ONLY AUTHORIZED AGENT
.It-r4 al e. ta.auj -" 'lf oh '.'
4. . ..
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ATENT MEDICINES
80 CFEE No P.ilt.'


r,,dr such arrangements that he val
|aier te -, P'ttd dy a. Ns"paotpers
~, liz ntnninr
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

EyOR the cure oi Sahrhepm, E>resipeias. E Chilblains, ChapLcd or Cracked liands. Burns and Scaias, Gus, Wounds of any kind Old SpIes, all kinti< ei hreaking sut and sores on chlldren, Sore Lips, Pimplcs on the face and all diseases ot the skin. E
 N5- FnF particulars. see small bills ac2om- panying each Box. n. To convince the public that this Ointment ls nn humbug, and that it will dnwhat the rr commenda,lon says, l inVit, any one troubled with the above conpIainis to callon my Agents and takea Box and try il. if il does not effect A CURE reiHrnii within thirty days, and takr back your money.
 N. B I can give hundreds of certificates where this Oirtmpnt has alHnst wrought mil . acIes in he way of cu,ss, but Ihink it of no use. as II will gecomshend iiselI wherever il IS used. Psenared and sold hy
 MONROE rERREL. Naagaiuck, Ct. Y 0j-At Orders directed toihn ab,.ys addI ess will be thankfully received and pr"mn ly at tended |, Sold also by the principal Drug gisls sad Country Merchants generally. Ptiee g ce1ts.
 VHoLE.ALE DEpoT "A. & D Sands. No. 100 Fulton street, New York
 Agents-Litchield, \ c Smith. s. Farms W,n q Smedlpy. Pl, mou;h, Seth lhornas, Jf and TIlnRas Scnrt. Camp. Mills L Hal Wplcouyiile. Charles NsNie, Winsrea, J. C. Aile. and Kinne, Jr; Noriulk, Lawrence & Strarns, Eas Canaan. Pierce <, Adam, Can aan C Humphrey, Salisbury. M L Graham & Co Lakevile, F.. :. t.u iphrey, Falls Village Telden & Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt X Fnster, Cornwall Bridge, Harrison & GnoAseil BethleIn. F. L. Skldmo.e, Woodhury, P. Allen & Co. %
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Pav Your Taxes.

TNO ali personslia ,Ie to pay Tax s in th. \ town of Wo0dbury, notice is he"ehH given that the subscr,ber having received warrants for the collection of Town Tax made ou, on the List of l85 and due ant payable st of February, 1852. will attend at the Drug Store adioining the Post Office of February, lr52. At the Store of Joseph Wheeler in said Woudbnry, on Tuesday. the 24,h day of FebrHary, Also, at said Drug Store on Saturday, the 2Sth day of February, lion, l to { o'clock, P. M., on each Of said days, for ,he purpose oi recei- wing payment of said Taxes.
 All persons who neglect the foregoing notice may expect to pay fees.
 HENRY MINOR, Collector.
 Woodbnry, Feb. 2J, 1852. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
J. L.: RUnD,
DAGUERREAN ARTIs

OAUUEhhEAN AK RTIST,
 H AS just returned from New York with HI splendid assortment of Daguerreo> type Materials. among which-may be found some beautiful Frames and Cases of an en- tire new pattern. which will be fitted up with his Preminm Miniatures on the mos reasonable terms
 Those who can make it convenient to si for :heir Pictures inthe fore parl of the day are requested to do so, as the light is then always good, and he is less likely to be en- gagged than in the afternoon.
 LitchEeld, Nov. 18th, 1851, 28
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
NEW ARRIVAL. Mrs. Daniels

"AS jus. received the latest WINTER HI FASHIONS for Bonnets and ClOakS.
 A gssd assortment of Velvets, Ribboms, and Flowers. A new and choice stock of Lacss and Embroideries among which nsny be found rich and heavy work'd Collars and Bands. Cheap Collars at IA cents each. Green and Blue Borage for Yeils Ladies Silk Cravats, n new article. Ladies Kid Gloves at 50 cents pair. Chsnp Linen Hdkfs. at 19 l>2 cents, Hem stitch'd at 61.4 cents. Cloak and Dress Trimmings.
 Also, Toys and Fancy Fruit and Flower Baskets fer the approaching Holidays.
 I.itchfield, Nov 26th, 1851. 29
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House For Sale,

THE SUBSCRIBER be-
 .l fSRTsS RTssS.a ing pleasantly located in
 hiIS afT5 :is iiss S South street, offers for sale
 Szs= Szs=sszzsss:s his Dwelling House in North street. buil' in modern style-in first rate repair, well arranged for comfort and con- venience, surrounded by Fruit Trees O. va rious kinds, with go d Barn and Wood House, m eScellen, Garden and one acre of Land c. l.. WEBB.
 Lilchfield, February, 1852. 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
BOOTH &PECR-

Importers cf China aad EdrtAen Ware DESPECTFULLY solici, the attention 1G of dealers 10 their assor,men, of China and Earthen Ware, imported for the Fall Trade. We have just 30 Crates of Print. ct and cOm@qa Ware, containing com plete assortment.
 ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware. Merchants will 6nd il to their advantage 10 call aud examine our prices before par chaAing tn New York,
 Orders hy mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK,
 Wall street. opposite the Civ Hotel. Bridgeport, Aug. 26, 1851. 3ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Econ, Stesl, Nails, &c,

" NGLlAH, Refined, Swedes aud Norway 1A Iron, round, square and flat IT V F, Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small souares. Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band, hcop scroll, nut and teazle-lrame Iron; Naylor S Cos " Steel of all kinds spring, coiking and sleigh shoe Steel;" Fall River" Cut Nails and lion; Casl>slcel and Stcel>plased Snoyels :; tairhank's" Scales of every size; Iron and steel Crow>bass; Nns and Washers; Smiths Bellows, Sledees, Hammers; Files, Rasps, Screw Plates. Vices, American Anyils with cnst sfeel face; BoFax, Wood Screws, Wrought, Nats and Spikes. Horse Nails oi superior quality made to order together with yrea, va''eiy "i other articles in the lne. for sale a, No 60 State street, Hartford
 O. ?ric e and terms will be made saiisGac. tory to pure h sasers.
 E. c. RIPLEY & co
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
Bounty Hands.
SOLDIERS OF lalo

THE m ,mbrl> ol Capt. Wan .h's Company | in the war of 1872, are each entitled 10 40 acres of Bounty Land. l am now ieceiviag warrants for those of Ih's Company who have applied to me, notwithstanding he opinions nt others to the contrary. have the Pay Roll of Capt. Waugh's Companys aud also of .''apt. Charles Buei's Company, and am rhpre- lore prepared {" complete rhc application of any member of either of these Companies, or the widow of any member on moments nos tice, by calling on me al my "ffice
 HENRY F GRAVES.
 Titch6elA, Nv. 4th, Ie5l. 2G
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
!. J. BOOTH & co, DEALERS IN

HlNA. Glass, Earthen and Brittauia
 ware. Looking Glasses. Table Cutlery lea I0ngs, Solar Lamps, Girandoles, Ye Articles, generally. P'"s
 1he sl6scribers solicit the attention of OLD and NEw Housekeepers. to ths;r l.r~s wa stock of Housekeeping artjcles ;ps, ra.";.s .s s for the FALL TRADE. We are prepared to exhibit as good m assortment of aln,os' every kind oi Goods usually kept in House furnishing Store as eaD le found in Hartford Ne~ Haven CT Bridgeport, and at prices full as low.
 Waterbury, Oct. 39d, 1881. 3m aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
IRON AND STEEL.
 EZRA CLARK. & co.
 Cornel of Front and Ferry E,'s.

F1ARTFohp, I0NN.
 HAVE for sale large stock of Iron and l l Steel. 0! every description rquiied Ma> chinsis, Blacksmlls and o,hets, emh, ac ing very great variety oi kinds and sizes: togetkel with a fall supply ei bes, Anvis, Vices, Bel> lows and Blacksmith 7 tools generally
 All of which are offered to purchasers on ss favorable terms as can be obtained elsewhere. ~ ALSO E&& 41 4 -
 A constant supply ot first quality of CUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers plics
 Hartford. Jan. 2a 1851. 'vSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
CO9ee @2ad Sec.

INHR subscriber gives notice that he
 \ continues the BLACKSMITHING business in North street, near Carrington's 8 Foundry. OK Shoeing attended to-he ha- wing fitted up Q frame in a good and conve> hien' place for that purpose. Horse Shoe> ing and other Blacksmith work done as usual. COME AND SEE.
 JONATHAN r. FULLER.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 9th. 1851. 3l
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
DY FLING.

" JACKSON hereby gives notice that A N he continues to DYE OverSC Coats. Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls, &c., at his residence, one quarter of a mile west of the Court House in Litch field.
 GT All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Lilchlield, September 1851 z .l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
F. M. Es5cKlrNGts, AND GENTLEMEN's oUrFIrTING ESTARLISHMENT, A FEW & DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET.

NTHERE he is prepared to offer the
 w great. st Inducements 10 purchases of CtuIh,ng ever offered m this o, an. other town iu the county. Havlng just aHd'"l T." his stock large aad elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting If i'l"ad"lClhs If French, German, English and American minuiariure, nf all sha e> and qntliy. iassimrres, Plain. Black, EngliSh and French DneSkins. together with variety If Fancy Ca>sinetes, of new and f4shinnahie st,Ir Black and Fancy sa,ins, and silk V-slings. Marse,lles and Summer Vesii,gs of e .ery descr,plI"", whh a latg, assortment ot spting and summer Clnihins which have been gnt ap with ,he greatest care and he will warrant in qualiily, style a.d durability of workmanship. winch wlll be sold cheaper than eau be bnugnt elsewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
.Architecture..

o. x A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS,
 2le Nain Street, HarBord, Conn.
 GAFFER their services 10 gentlemen a. NJ bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings, Churches. School Houses, &c.
 Plans for all kinds and styles of dwell- ing houses, Sc, actually built and in pro gress, can al all times be seen at their of, ice !; md us it is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications well ma,ured be. fore commencing. i, must be desirable for those nhout to build to secure the services of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection of works during the progress as well as fur nish designs for every style oi interior de- coraiion. tfesco painling, monuments. tab lets &c. Charges always moderate.
 Jan. 20, 1859. 37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11

HARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS. Axles. V Springs. Shafls. Carriage Bows, Bolts Bone and Ivory Slides, Lining Nails, Ivory dead Screws, SeamiRg Cerd. Re.
 HoLcoMB & LYON. 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-11
.ggesafs fOs. flse (yOsssNesM %

Daniel B. Brinsmade, Washington, David C. sanford. Now Milford, Rufus Fu;ler, lr. Kent. Richard Snilth. Sharon, Frederick Kellogg Cornwall, Joseph l. Gayl.rl. Gsshen. Wm NJ BMrrall, Canaan, Donald ]. Warner. Salisbury, s. s tn D. Nos.lIr,ay'& Ss T aI,, $ Norfolk, Roger H. Mills. New Hartford. George D. .Wadhams. Tosrington. LewisSmith, Harwinton, Jobn c. Amber. Rethlem, Leman w Cutler, Watertown. John Akernethy, Woodbnry, David b. WhiMlesy, New frestsn. Edwin Tallmadre. Plymon,h. 'u GeoTs DeF0rest. Wondbury. John Hihsdale, Winased. John N. Hall, New Canaan. Norsons wishing 10 get sttheiT Buildings Iasur, can apply to either Ofthe Agents .orfo the Sc,
 ,. c BECKWITH. President. .G3S4 JASON WHITING esesctarl
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