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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
DIR. TERRELES HEALING OINTMENT.

TOR the cure of Salirheam. EyresPeles' I Chilblaine, chapped or Cracked Haans Burns and Scalds, Gus. Wounds q any klnd' Old SoEes, all kinds e5 breaking out and :ereS on chtldren. Sore Lips, PImPles on vas race and all diseases Of the skin.
 M1r For pagticnlars, see small bills ae:oO" panying each Box.
 To convince the public that this Ointment is no humbug, and that tt will do what the re recommendation says, inSit' any enc troubled with the aboRe complaints to calloA ny Agents and take Box and try it. if it does net effect a cURE return 1t within thirty days, end take back your money.
 N. B. I can give hundreds Of eeTti9cates where this Ointment has almost wrought mir acles in the way of cures, bet think u Ot no use. as it will recommend itselt wherever il is used. Prepared and sold ey
 MONROE TERRELL. Naugatuck, Ct.
 OCHAli Orders direeted to the above address will be thankiuliy received and promp'ly ats tended tl Sold also by the principal Drug gis's and Country Merchants generally. P'ice 25 ceuts.
 WHoLEsALE DEpor A. B ( D Sands. No 800 Fultsn street, New York.
 Agents--Litchfeld, A c smith, g. Farms Wm c Smedisy, Plymouth, Seth 1honas, Jr and Thonss Scott. Camps Milis. l. Hell Wolcoiiviile. Charles McNiel, Winsisd, J. c Allen and s Kinney J.: Norfalk, Lawrence q Sttarns, Eas Canaan. Pierce & Adam, ean' aaa G Humphrey, Salisbury, N l. Graham . Co. Lakeviiie. E. s. tsump hrey. Falls Village Felden k Miner, West Cornwall, Pratt & Foster, Cornwall Bridge, Harrison & Gooasel Bethlem. P. L. Sk.dmo:e, WoodbuFy, G Allen & Co. 2o
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Furnishing Goods,

Embracing large assorimtnt of Plain and Fancy Shirts. Collars. Bosoms, Silk Handker- chiefs, Cravats. Ties, Hosiery, Gloves Sc &c Gentlemen furnishing their cloth can have their garments made in style not to be sur> passed in fashion or workmanship and warran- ted to it. To hls old customers and friends wLo have so long naironixed him h. takes this occasion io acknowledge their kindness honing 10 see them one snd all ai his stand in west street where he will endeavor if one Prise and that cheaper than can be bought elsewhere. is all that is required to retain their patronage.
 Ca.ling done al short notice, spring and summer fashions received
 Lilehdeld. Nov 70 ie5l.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
T. M. Riclss'aSGs, ONE PRICE TAILORING, CLOTHING AND GENrLEMEN's oUTFIrrINa ESTABLISHMENT, A FEW DOORS WEST OF THE
 COURT HOUSE,
 WEST STREET.

"HERE he is prepared to sfer the
 w greatest inducements to purchasers of in the county. Having just added to his stock large and elegant assortment of Spring goods consisting of Broad:loths of French, German, English and American manufacture. of all shaf es and quality. Cassimeres, Plain. Black. English and French Doeskins. together with a variety of Fancy Cassimeres, of new and fashionable styles Black and Fancy satins. and silk Vestings. Marseilles and Summer Vesiiags of e7ery description, with . large assortment oi spring and summer Clothing which have been got up with inc greatest care and he will warrant in quality, style and durability of workmanship. which will be sold cheaper than can be bought elsewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
J. IL. JUDD.
! DAGUERREAN ARTISI

DAGUERREAN ARTIST, TIT AS just returned from New York with AA asplendid 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 Premium Miniatures on the mos reasonable terms.
 Those who can make it convenient 10 si for their Pictures in the fore par, of the day are requested 10 do SO. as the light is thea always good, and he is less likely to be eR- gagged than in the afternoon.
 LitchGeld, Nov. 18th. 1851. 0a
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
!. !. BOOTH & co.
DEALERS IN

CHINA, Glass. Earthen and Britfania
 Ware Looking Glasses. Table Cutlery Tea Tongs, Solar Lamps, Girandoles. Va res, Window Cornicc and Housekeeping Articles, generally. .
 The subscribers solicit The attention of OLD and NEW Housekeepors, to tleir larre stock of Housekeeping articles jus, received Eor the FALL TRADE. -
 We are prepared to exhibit ne good m assortment of almost every kind of Good. usually kept in House furnishing Store as can be found in Hartford, Nc . Haven CT Bridgeport, and at prices full as low.
 " 'rty, Q e. 2ea, 1851. 3m 91
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Fay XOvlr Taxes.

TO all persons lia ,le to pay Taxes in the N town of Woodbury, notice is he"ehy given that the subscriber having received warrants for the collection or q Town Tax made out on the List of 1851 and due and payable st of February, 1852. will attend at the Drug Store adjoining the Post Office in said Woodbury. on Monday. the 23d day of February, 1859. At the Store of Joseph Wheeler in said Woodbury, on Tuesday, the 24h day of February. Also, a, said Drug Store on Saturday, the 2Sth day of February, from to o'clock, P. M., on each of said days, for the purpose o recei. wing payment of said Taxes.
 All persons who neglect the foregoing notice mny expect to pay fees.
 HENRY MINOR, Collector.
 Wooibnry, Feb, 2J, 1852. Al
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Iron. Steel. N ails, &c.

E NGLlSH. Refined, Swedes and Norway ~ Iron, round, square aud flat; T. V.F. Norway Nail Rods, shapes and small squares, Swedes shapes Horse Shoe Iron band. hoop scroll, nut and teazle-irame Iron; '" Naylor < Co.'S" Steel of all kinds spring, corkiny and sleigh shoe Steel !" Fall River" Cut Nai,s and Iron; Cast>steel and Sleel>pla,ed Snovels i: " Fairbanks" Scales of every size; Iron and Steel Croy.bassS Nuts and Washers; Smilh's Bellows. Sledges, Hammers; Files, Rasps. Screw Plates, Vices, American Anvils with east steel face; Borax, Wood Screws, Wrough, Nails and Spikes, Horss Nails ot superior quality made to order together with . great variety of other articles In the l,ns. lcr sale No 60 State street. Hartford.
 OU- Price and terms will be made saaisfas, tory to purchasers.
 E. e. RIPLEY A co.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
BOOTH & PECK.

Impsrters cf China and A6rfken Ware, DESPECTFULLY solicit the attention LG of dealers to their assortment of China and Earihen Ware. imported for the Fall Trade. We have just 30 Crates of Print ed aud common Ware, containing com plete assortment.
 ALSO-A full stock of Glass Ware. Merchants will find IL to their advantage to call and examine our prices before pur- chasing in New York
 Orders hy mail promptly filled.
 BOOTH & PECK.
 Wall street. orpnSile the City Hotel, Bridgeport, Aug 2C, 1851. 3ml6
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
FOR SALE OR PO RENT

HSHE Union House. situated directly ops
 j. posite the Station House. New Haven, the best location for hotel business oi any in the city. The HoYse will accommodate from 50 to 50 persons over night. This property will be sold very cheap tor cash. If not sold soon. it will be rented in part os whole ,o suit tenants. A. SMITH. New Haven, Feb 9, ls52.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

heavy and cheap Lace Wells, Collars and Cuffs, Work Bands. Cambric Edgings and Inscrtings, Ladies Kid and Cashmere GTys, A cheap lot of Linen Hdkfs.. Cloak Trim. mings, Fringss, Gimps. and Velvet Serpsn- tine Braid, Sc, &c.
 T.i,chfeld. Oct. 2Sth, 1881. S4
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
IRON AND sYBEI..
 EZRA CLARK. < co.
.Csrnsl of Front and Ferry. g,'s.

HARTFoaD, CONN. @ HAvE for sale large stock ofIron sna II Steel. of ever, descT p:ion rquiIed Ma. chinists, Blacksmiis and others, emb,s scing very great variety of kinds and sizes iogetkeI with full supply oi best Anvi,s, Vices, Bel. lows and Blacksmith z tools gcne,ally v All of which are offered 10 purchasers on ss favorable terms as can be obtained else twhess'
 ALSO A constant supply of first quality Of CUT NAILS and SPIKES, at manufacturers piies Harifurd. Jan. % 1851. ',3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
A Zine of Stages

From Woodburv, Snuth.
 N=Mb bury, Snuihiord and Ox- q fotd, andwill cennect .t sE.1uEs " ks l:=AszD Humphreysyille, with the Morning Tram down. and leave on arrival ot the 1925 A. Nj. TIain from Bridgeport McNeit's Stage from Waterinwn will cons acct with the 6 30 A. N. Train from Wa'erbn- W. and 1928 A M. Train from Bridgeport. ia,Iy; and on Saturdays wi,h the 5.25 P. M Train from Bridgeport.
 Fenn's Stage from Litch6eld will connect with the Passenger Train at LilchfeldStation, Freight will be Way-bilIed from each Sia- ton far New Ya,k, New Haven and RIidge. pert. PHILO uURD, Superintendent. Bridgeport, Oct. 10th, 1851, 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
DKETZ, BROTMER %CO
 l34 WILLIAM STREET,
 NEW YORK.
 Manufacturers of every variety of LAMPS. CHANDEEfH s. GirandOles. Candelabra. Gas Fixtures, &e. April ls6l.- 6mo. 50
FOR SALE

E VW6 SA AE
 THE subscriber offers for sale his proper- A ty situated in Salisbury, LitchfielM Co. Conn.,, consisting of an Iron Foundry, Grain Mill. and about 70 acres of Land. The Foundry and Mill are located on the outlet ofthe Long Pond one of the best privileges in the county, having fall of some 60 or 70 feet within half mile. The Land is of an excellent quality and in high state of cultivation. with two dwelling houses stand ing on tue same, and also suitable out buildings.
 The above property lies within about 5 miles of the Harlem Railroad, on the west and 6 miles of the Housatonic Rsilroad on the east. wirh good roads to either. This is very superior opportunity for an invest- ment by capitalists or men of enterprise.
 If desired. most of the purchase money can lie for aterm of years.
 The Foundry, Mill and privilege will be sold separately if preferred. or with one house aud part of the land.
 MATTEL. BENEDICT.
 Salisbury, Jan. l6lh, 1859. Sw37
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
DY ZINC.

TIT JACKSON hereby gives notice that 11s he continues to DYE Over. Goats, Pants. Coats, Stockings, Ladies Dresses, Shawls. &c., at his residence, one quarter of q mile west of the Court House, in Litch field.
 T All orders thankfully received and promptly attended to.
 Litchfeld, September 1 1851 .7
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
House For Sale.

r THE SUBSCRIBER be- al @T5AA ing pleasantly located in T ASMs 5S ss k5 South street, offers for sale his Dwelling House in North street. built in modern s,yle-in first rate repair, well arranged for comfort and con- ysnience. surrounded by Fruit Trees O. va rious kinds, with good Barn and Wood House, m excellent Garden and one acre of Land. 0. l.. WEIR,
 Li.chfsld, February, 1852. 40
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
.agessts fo,. tIle Cyoaaalaesls .

Daniel 3. Briasmads, Washington. David c Sanford, New Milford, Rufus Fuller. lr. Kent. Richard smith. Sharon, Frederick Kellogg Cornwall, Joseph I.Gaylorl. Goshen, Wm. M Bnrrall, Canaan. Donald ]. Warner, Salisbury, s D. Northway, & N..c.,. John Dewell. Nos'oiA' Roger II Mills. New Hartford, George D. Wadhams. Torrington, Lewis Smith, Harwinion. John c. Amber. Belhlem, Leman w Cutler. Watertown, John Ahernethy. Woodbury, David c. Whiulesy, New PrGstsa, Edwin Tallmadee. Plymouth. GeorS DeF0resl. Woadbury. John nihsdale, Winsied. John N. Hall. New Canaan. Persons wishing toecstheir Buildings Insur can apply to either ofths Agsnts'ortO the Sc
 ]. c. BECKwITH, President. JASON WHITING. Seeielary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

w - ~~~~& ~e@-ASesRw
 Commencing October 18th, 1851. \ Trains out ef BriIgeport. s
 First Passenger Train will leave Bridge pert Cor Winsted at 10 % A. M.. or co the aEriyal Of ths z A. M. Express Train from New fOsh
 Freight Train. with Passenger Car at tached. will leave Bridgeport fer Winsted ati2 NJ.
 Second Pass'r Train will leave Bridge port for Waterbury at 525 P. NJ or op the arrival of the 3 F. M. Express Traia from New YoIk, connecting at the Junction with the 20 P. N. Train from New Haven.
 Trains into Bridgeport. ,. First Passenger Train wall leave Waterbury at s3o 4. M,, connecting at the Junction with a Train io New Haven, and arrive ia Bridge. nort in time fnr passengers to take the lO.3G A. M. Train to New York, end lo.3o Train tO Albany.
 Freight Train. gith Passenger CaE attached will leave Winsted ai A. M., and arrive in tims for the 1 IS P. M. Train to New York. Second Passenger Train win leave WIustea at I.S0 P. M. ,connecIing aG the Junction with a Special Train to New Haven. and arrive in Bridgeport in time ioT passengers to take the sos P. M, Train IO New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Come 1sasls Sec.

ThE subscriber gives notice that he 4 continues the BLACKSMITHINH business in North street, near Carrington's n's Foundry. Ox Shoeing attended to-he ha. ving fitted up 9 frame in good and conve> nien' place for tha. purpose. Horse Shoe> Ing and other Blacksmith work done as usual CoME AND SEE.
 JONATHAN E. FULLER.
 Litchfeld, Dec. 9lh, 1851. Sl
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

HARRIAGE MAKERS GOODS, Axles. OSprings, Shatls. Carriage Bows, Bolss. Bone and Ivory Slides. Lining Nails, Ivory dead Screws. Scanning Cord, ke. C
 fl HoLcoMB a LYON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
$40 REwARD

"lLL be paid to any person who vii
 w buy box of Dr. Terrel's Healing Ointment, and use 1t according to diree. lions. if they will call at my office and say with clear conscience that it does no, completely cure Chaped Hands, Chilblains, Sore Lips, Burns and Freezes, Sores os ChilJTen, and greatly alleviate, if not en. ,irely cure Salt Rheum. and most disease. of the skin. See advertisement.
 MONROE TERREL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
NEW ARRIVAL,

r a@ Mrs. Daniels
 HAS just receivedt the latest WIN TER ll FASHIONS for Bonnets and Cloaks.
 A geed assortment of Velvs,s, Ribbons, and Flowers. A new and choice stock of Lacesand Embroidsries among which may be found rich and heavy work'd Collars and Bards. Cheap Collars at 6 IA cents each. Green and Blue Borage for Veils Ladies Silk Craxats, new article. Ladies Kid Gloves at 50 cents pair. Chsap Linen Hdkfs. at 12 l-2 cents, Hem sttcll'd ut 6 IA cents. Cloak and Dress Trimmings.
 Also, Toys and Fancy Fruit and Flower Baskets fer the approaching Holidays.
 LitchGeid, Nov. 26th, 1851. 29
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Bounty Hands. SOLDIERS OF 1872.

NHE m :mbers Of Capt. Waush's Company L tn the war Ot l0l2, are each entitled io 40 acres of B"uMiy Land. I am now receiving warrants for ihose "f ih's Company who have applied 10 He. notwithstanding ihe opinions of others to the e"nisary. haze the Pay R"l of Capt. WaRgh's Company. aud also %l Capt. Charles I'Uel's Company, and am there~ tore prepared to complete the application of any member of either of these Companies. or ihe widow ot any member on moments no- tiee, by sailing on ne at nay ofSee.
 HENRY B. GRAVES. I.itch6eld, NCv. 9th, 1851. 26
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Hotel Properiy fer Sale.

gTNEIE stock and fixtures together with q
 \ three years lease of that well know n. and valuable Tavern Stand, situated in ,h Q. Iron Works. BrooA6eld. Cam. The s,oc k conAista offurniure. horses, carriages. good s in the store attached Sc. Fot Par,icul ITS enquire of the subscriber on the premises.
 NATHAN 1URREL.
 BrcokfeId Feb 1859 aas
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
FALL MILLINERV

MRS. DANIELS hegs leave to call the attention 'of the Ladies to her we'll lchoson stock of Millinery and Fancy GOODS ; also, Laces and Embroideriss, among which mnav ha En,smA
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

1EA DOE. hand. pannelis rip and hsck 1ebOSaws. oi Bulehers, Spear 6 JaeEsn end Backel's, sl wholsals aud retail by
 llOLCoMB e LYON. @ Water street, Bridgeport.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
Architacture.

o. & A. JORDAN ARCHITECTS.
 2l6 Main Street, Harvord, Conn. nFFER their services to gentlemen a. M bout to build, to committees of Public Buildings. Churches, School Houses, &c.
 Plans for aB kinds and styles of dwell- ing houses. &c.. actually built and in pro- gress, can al all times be seen al their of ice 1; nnd as 1t Is more economical and saves much after disappointment to have plans and specifications well matured be-. fore commencing. it must be desirable for those about to build to secure tho services of experienced Architects.
 They also undertake the inspection ol works during the progress as well as fur nish designs for every style of interior de- coration, fresco painting, monuments. tab. lets, Sc. Charges always moderate. Jan. 20, 1859. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

SsS
 Hss lAAHs HAEsHtttI SEgHHHRER Fs.% esa.ss Mes
 cSFG cAs IF co Rafs M late of New
 #T kSsi % tasa:ssss 5s ar;ss s:: A'
 BARMIN blNSsBpEkSB kBEMi M DS M If%Ps D Rads., E NH
 k.y sy AGTUs ssgENAT5Ns 1hET5s r.sassi1FH E'sasEs
 Ak6 W s SAknEH Ess iss, FiSaas Sspa Ssse.e Custom i'Ssif %ifIIA% I1 NICHOLS, Eso- Townsend Mass
 For Sale, Wholesale and Retail, aa
 Principal Office, ScOllay's Build~
 ing, Fremont Row. Boston,
 AGENTS.
 A. c. SMITH. Lilchfeld, Enos Alvoro, Hitchcocksville, Warren & Newton Mfg Co. Watertowr. A. Miles & Son. Yves, Goshen, T N Noble, HarwintOn, J Rey- Dolds. Bridgewater, Frederick Boardman, New Milford, s Merwin, GnyIord's Bridge. Samuel E Cone, Kent Plain. E SkiH. Corn wall, Harrison X GoodseIl, Cornwall Bridge, George w Chaffae, Ellsworth, George H Chase. Sharon, Watson & Smith, do. Gard ner 6 Sanford. West Cornwall, Balder < Miner, Falls Village, c Humphrey. Cana. an, Pierce & Adam, East CanAan, Law. renee & Stevens. Norfolk, R Rockwell Colebrook. J c Allen, West Winsted, l. c Curtiss, Winsted. Alvord $ Brot rs, Wo!. cottville, q P Allen & Co.,. Woodbury Minor M Allen. Hotclikissville. II Church Washington, w F Carpenter, South Farms, Pickett & Turrell. South Farms E N Ran som. Barkhamsied. O Austin, New Hart. ford. Anthony Baker. Bakerville. P w No ble. Harwinton, s Thomas, IT,, Plymouth Hollow, E Talmadge, Plymouth, P. H. Skidmore. Bethem, and by Agents in aI- most every town and village in New Eng land. and ny dealers in medicine generally in other States.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04
OAgces.s er eIse COasa1DMssN. JOSIAH c. sg:C IrH. President. i. OLiTER GOODWIN. Tseasmv
 LASON WHITING. Secretary.

JASON MAffTtt!i,SSs $, S.SSfaiT!ifLEsEy G. e. WOODRUFF. ROBBTNS BATTEi.L,
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-03-04

lLlTCMplELw Mutual Fire Insurance Company. THIS Company has been in operation \ eighteen years ending July 7,h, 1851, and has ipsqred property to the amount of The whole amount of cash premi.. am paid into the Treasury during the ,..s.~ time, l5,5sO6I Tointsrsss received on loans, l.s46 g
 I6,s26 9l The whole amt of Losses whish havs been paid is lIs4l5 32 Toexpenses paid to AgtS, books, stationery, Insurance Plates, &c. 3,2sA lS--l4, ,699 50 To eash iu hand oF Treasurer es, ,l27 4l Adsl to the above she charged premi- una, which can hs collected ii req'r'd, l5.soO 6S Present capital os faads of the Co. l7.7Qs 90 During the ,ime:ths company has been in op- eEasion, there hos no. been any assessment made on the members of the Company, and the ex- eenss of lnsuring in this CoEapa ny, we sse con. fdsnt, is less than in any other Company-bs- ing only Q 10 10 cen,son the 500 per annum for
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

Quickest, Cheapest. And Rect Rsste.
- AsErs ssre<, SAD sssYrss~< " ssef",t
MICHIGAN sOCTNERn y. y, LINE.
iiufa,o AsA tttrsss, WAsksssn, kesosAa, ks.'ne.
Miwsrse, aad shc, boysah. RIA M"ssr, and ress-s",
Through 30 ChIoaso IN ~ hcSts s,c'dine night ~sr-'
by ears
The usvelins rshis arc respectfully ,rfotnsd ,hs'
the Michigan spa,hera Rsiiroad Cc,arsn, t,,r csrn
iirt-a their Rad fr.m Monroe TO tie city 81 ttrsAn,
ith heavy W.a and have pIsrcd uyra the Lake., 70
run in ctiub with this ruh'e the si,owhs mas
ui6con, and usequacd s,ramsrsi E~tys hfs's, w.
Van Alien, tom,nhnd',. having tah"'c MonasSs ana
rbutsdsys; .trrtAers fsS,ss, X. Wae.tin, toahaAn'
der. essins Hnffalo Tuesdays and Fridays sesfArra
w,tbiraa, A. u. Perkins, CcmnsBdtf. leaving buna'r
"Wednesday, and Saturday,
M cApi.e bas been spared IN the construction ana
al,,ng up II tie .to,e '','anrr. THEFT engine. are
N larry ppwet and low s~ssurr having heFn eonstre
trd ~xpfcssi, IN tbess h.ats.
Tho b.ats viii leave the N. =. r. r. Iiae Doh,
sa II Canine retail 81 - soou arf u,e arrival ~ INT
Evening Empress Train viii allow the aiis To b
changed and hassafe ss'setsd ara aheh ~ ns ns
sotssdns 18th no detention " Aonsoe (at0 niIos In
h hours hr,r the Eiprcss Train VIII b. waitiNe
o. convey Assunsess directly Into the ely q Chsese",
i2sS miles in bOars-)
Passenger can have ieiF baggage taken 10 the boat.
free by delivering their Chez ks To tie EasGa" an' Of
the Line, who viii always bc IN TIA Tra'n They can
also have their baggas, checked from bahs'o " TN
rago
WHITE ihs ,,il. ART being changed, aad bsssase 81
lce,ed and 'ahen :" the bcsts, passsnren WI nave
piruty II time " 60 10 h.srls and get supper.
The distance saved by this lane over any other route
| IL bstwecn SO and 10 miles
| State Rooms board OF tho bohts feetfye6 toi
passengers ,rnving I'm the Evening Express Train
For Freight OF passage apply IN board, % 70 " VI
Kssr, Agent, n. s. 4. h. Dock, foot Of Gonna. rciI
street. Buffalo,
| Tickets on the above Linz, can be- obtained ~ W
ONCE of tho X. l. .. r. X. Company 3i-tf
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25

L,rrLE TnrSus.--Springs nr little
things, bu, they are the sources Of large
s,rcams---a helm Is little thing, but II
governs the course Of ship--a birdie bit
Is little thing, bu, see its power; nails
sna pegs are little things, bu, they hold paris
Of large buildings together; word, look,
smile. ftown---all these are small things.
bu, powerful for good or evil. Think Of
this, and mind tho little things. Pay that
little debit. promise, redeem tits
shilling. hand j, over--you know no, what
importan, event hangs nponi;. Keep your
word sacredy--keep ii to children, they
will mark it sooner than any one else, ind
the etrec, will probably be as lasting as life
Mind The htS,e things.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
RISK a ulCE.s EXPRESS,


NTESsENGERs pass ia and from all places on the
MI .o,ites Of Fit hburs, Wocsstss and Nashua, We
mont and Mass, Cheshire, sullivan, and Rutland
Burlington Railroads. Connections with other Guns
panie- arr 70 arranged that al csssss matter can he
forwarded without delay, !" any pan o. tho VAitod
States, Canadss, Pn,yinees, or RarorS We Assume
no responsibility ~yond the trrmlnus -Four ro'itra.
Bundles, Bank Mites, Specie, and Merchandise gen
srally arded with dispatch Notes, Dtai.s Biis,
Nc collected, p,id, or negotiated. Stock. rrodnfs,
and Merchandise eouei,t a. s"id ana AL A'"ds OF e.
pscs. business pro,1Inly attended 10.
In sending money or panels 81 considerable vAyae,
the amount mus, BE- ssssed oa'hetwse We are not r.
syDnsbie In u ioss, beycud the sun of my dol
lars on any one parcel. go
lpaekagor should he made A. compact A. pnss'b's
and no package viii he received uncss In ssod order,
and distinctly markod An rrprrss bosiess shfsd h
aeconps MED with written orders, unscaled, and irf
wnsli signed.
Letter. e,nno, be- taken being prohibited 'y The
M y, r sad be- ,.,r,.a PIN, p,,s y,
prcs~."
| Principal ONCE Railroad Exchange, Boston.
FISK RICE, Frcprietors
| loft W. 4. JOHNSON, 4gssi, Rutland
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1852-12-25
PLUMByNG.-Hsvns en-

PLUMByNG.-Hsving Ell
g,red Plumber o( 10 years experience IN all tho
brantiies Of Plumbing In the city nj New York, u IN
bted ability, have added that branch 10 our Gas
and steam ffiing and src now prepared " do work In
that line with prouptnrsa and dispatch
BatAs--IIo', cold, and shower Ba:lls put up IN tho
mos approved style.
sli:, "a kxsS aNRqa. III The sta i.,"s 81
New York prices.
Closet Pass, Plug Basins, fney and plain with full
assortment Of bath silver aud bras work. for sale nhoi
sale and retail.
81 B.Work done in any par 81 the country.
Orders for any article IN the above line, from dis
lance, vii meet with prompt attention.
PIERCE l. KING,
lott River g., Opposite Troy House.