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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1852-12-06
TELEGRAPH DISPATCH Els.
Reported for the Evansville Journal.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP
@ 1T
E u R O P A.
New YoRK, Dec. 2.

Ave-" ASAAS A>SSs 81
The Europa arrived at half past o'clock,
with So passengers and Liverpool dates to the
goth ultimo.
Markets dull. All qualities of cotton de.
clined l-l6al-Sd. No transactions during
the last two days; 5000 bales fair New Or
leans SIC; middling SIC; Fair Mobile 6tc; fair
upland s; middling do SIC.
Corn-Yellow 32s; white 32s6d. Lard Cos.
Flour-Western canal 24s6d; Ohio 25s.
EHeLAsp.-The Chancellor of the Ex-
chequer gives office Of an amendment, fully
endorsing free trade, to Villier's motion deba-
ted on the 23d.
wellington was buried with great pomp on
on the 18th November.
The West India mail steamer La Plata had
arrived at Southampton. The captain and
eight of the crew died during the passage.
Earl Shrewsbury, an eminent Catholic, died
at Rome.
FRAscE.-The Moniteur announces that
on the LIST of January the army will be reduced
to 10000 men.
The Sultan consents to receive Abdel
Kader as guest, not ~ prisoner.
The Presidents new bank is fixed fact,
notwithstanding the opposition ofRosthchilds
and capitalists.
Louis Napoleon's FIRST work is to be pub
lished in 35 volumes.
At meeting of American citizens, held at
the American Club at Paris, resolutions of
sympathy at the death of Webster were
passed. A speech was made by Mr.. Rives.
NEW YORK.
New YORK, Dec. 2.
Flour-4000 bbls sold; State $5 O6a5 10;
Ohio So 25a5 81 Wheat higher; little doing.
1900 bushels yellow corn sold at 7sa79c; firm.
Whisky 26c. Mess Beef St3a3l,50c. Bar
rel lard l2lai3c; firm.
CINCi>NATI.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 3.
River has fallen 10 inches. Raining hard
since noon.
Flour in good demand; s5eo bbls sold at
S4a4 O5; closing with an upward tendency.
Foreign news had favorable effect OF, the
market. Hogs steady at 80 3oa6 10. Mess
Pork $40 scale IS; difficult to sell at over
l6 80. Lard, IO&c for barreis; market heavy.
Sides in dry salt 7ac; hams s4c. Sugar 4sc.
Coffee slalcc. Whisky lo4als4c. Cheese
9 cents.
CINCINNATI, Dec. 4.
River has fallen inches since last eve.
ming. Weather wet.
Flour quiet; holders and bad weather check
operations; small sales at 0Oa4 05. Whis-
ky dull at i94c. Hogs range from sc 80 to
9 40; holders firm, but sales not numerous,
owing to badweather. Provisions unchanged
Mess Pork Si6,5O a $l6,75; Bulk meats
81 q a; Shoulders, sides and Hams steady;
Barrel Lard lO@lOl. Rump Pork $i4OO.
Groceries no change. Nothing doing gem
orally. No Eastern news.
ErOm New OrIeahs.
New ORLEANS, Dec. L.
Flour dull, owing to heavy receipts. Ohio
45Sa5. Corn 56a5Sc. Mess Pork Is 5Oa
10. Lard scarce at ll4c. Whisky zoe
Mess Beef Sl2.
Arrived-Swallow, Suquehanna, Eliza, In
diana, Getrgetcwn, Columbus.
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THE PLACE FOR
Cheap Wall Paper Hangingss
y,us - h is AT

Main street betreen First and Second EUansrie, Ia.
VXTHERE ala kinds Of Wall Paper from TEN CENTS
w to three dollars piece may be found, with a
large assortment Of the latest and patterns select
from, embracing Parors sitting Chamber Dinnng room
and Hall .peIs. Those wishing {" purchase would 40
well TO call and examine as am selling at very low
rates.
LAIPSi LAMPS!!
The subscriber keeps constant hand assortment
Lamps Of all Sizes descriptions and prices, the Evans
novs JOHN C. DEvRREUx Jr.
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DIR. A. !. vANDERsLICE.-
Loruv1LLs, Ky.

late professor of the Ecole Ciinone Medicine cfPhsf
maciae Paris, having been prsctici.g =Nediene -
years past,
DEGslesve TO announce to his friends ard he public
ID generafx, that he sll eoItinuesto his time
and attention 10 the alienation of kumin suffering By
curing The following diseases Coughs Colds, Astbms,
las Govt. Rheumatism, Scrofuls White sveill Ga Dis
Gases OF the skin, Nervous affections; Fever snd Agus
bflious complains &C., &c.
nar way OF treating all kints OF Diseases has been
tonishngcurng The most desperate cases afsr repeated
OF the most eminent practitioner in the country
prof. oil the Doctors merits; untried be viii uhoer
take the cure Of all patients without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine requir se until af ihs
the patients mind OF the benefit conferred This ss he
principle Upon which Dr. vanderiice kc%ernsd in ali
cases with his PRACTICE
eIury removed and permanently cured by Or. Y and
can bear testimony 10 hi wonderful success. =
Families suffering with Irregularities ueryousness de-
1t 0c can permaehntly cured By the treatment Of
cacy hinder You from applying In proper person, when
you can be so readily restored to healit. ~
removed in few Sass raaiy Whom
deleerous medicines. DR.. w. being eminently success
full in this branch OF ractce Patients would save much
time and money, TO nothing Of anxiety Of mind by
giving him early cali. He wsnantsto ali no
severe and long standing II may have been tho ough
cure or ne pay 'nvtlidsl true interest apply
10 Dr. v at once who has the proper medicines 70 meet
Dr. vandelIce begs leave 10 say further has he hss
with him rcmtd dies prepared ina scientific and skfu
manner under his own eye, to each and all diseases
In which his attention has been long with full direction
how 10 use them; therefore nvads from any section OF
the country ey addressn letter. post paid to the doe
tor. stating symptoms &C.. and enclosing fee have
advice and medicine sent them. - =
UTon,cs hours from to ie o'clock. 4; n. and frop
UTThe doctor may be found at tho Pavilion Hotel. On
Front street. and after this date Hs viii remain
some eight or ten days.
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500 Pckages of Goods.
The Largest stock of Dry Goods in
Indiana,
"E have now Oh hand just received and en- the way
w the largest, cheapest and most desirable stock
Of Staple and fancy Dry Goods ever offered in Indiana.
very large amount Of which were col racted for be.
rore the advance in goods.
Our arrangements with manufactures and Importers
and having of the fr,n always in the
enables Us TO sell goods greatly below most other houses
we are determined TO sell goods small profits and
solicit all who wish buy cheap call and *; mine
our extensive stock before buying elseware.
augI9 J. II. MAGHEE Il GO.
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BOOKS,
HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL
PAINTING

VIZ w. TILESTON is ready TO receive and promptly
wv attend 10 orders in his line business. ut bis shop
ON Locust street. spare below the Sherwood House.
OF alley prepared TO execute in the
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in all its varieties imta
tons of Wood, Marble &C., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also solicits orders for House
will always be ready TO attend to orders fe upon MS STATE
at the shop door. novH'-osu
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CuAs. w. MACK LoirssrIsEs
MACK & LOBENsTINs'S
W stern sta G. lVsh n x Stof
IN FULL BLAST! sbr
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA. e

n THE LOWER STORY OF DREws PAVILION. ccREER OF
WATER AND srcAAoRE sT,sETa
Msssrs MACK q LoBENsTiNE
have Just reed sna will continue as11 4
W. Wholesale Establishment In Gin. e&EA10
in ati the largest and most extensive sSsortherso Of
FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING, ,sk
with an especial view 70 meet the wsn,s
to complete the wardrobe Of individuals
| ~ taste.
fine assortment of black, brown gray drn b. Maehr
Blank es Box aid Overeoats hne lot OF cloth
of all sizes and prices superior black and blue French
and English Cloth Dress Frocks and Sack Coats fun
trimed sattBe;i and Casneretts osts brown green
and grey and all eolors u Tweed and Cashmere sack
frock and dress Coat, Roaadabouts and Goats o. all
kinds.
Superior black and blue cloth and cashmere psnts
fancy French Pants; ans, blue
and Corduroy pants OF every variety and price 70 sos
purchasers Nw
VESTS. --t
Black silk and satin Vests fancy and rlan silk velvet
Vests fancy cashmere Vests: sanett vests and common
vests Of ali kinds, t4l
GOODS. ar a.
large assortment Of custorne i'ylliU
made bosom shirts, shirt collars. 9LMl.
kns cotton drawers under shirts gloves sqspendesnd
every o!her article usually fousd In the most extensive
Sa In connection with their large stock Of azs
~ clothing. they will keep a hLe assert
I'VE nett Of CAMrs Superior HATs AND Cars
Also all kinds If Union, Mexican California Leghorn
Panama aud other styles OF hats. with variety OF
BOOTS aud >nOES,
s useless to mention their elegant and very extsn
sve lot Of hoskin and other kinds Of TauHxs, CARrsr
BAGS anuV ALisEs. =. -
Onerpe our he rtfelt thanks for the uhmstakable dc
mpnsrafratios OF approval received in both tie whole
sale and retail departments Of iness In respest
fully soliciting continuation of the publick favor Ys
deem II unnecessary t. iecspitulae our univ uet fsci
ties and systems Of conducting business watch
able US TO compete not excel establ shment OF the
kind Ia the Union We beg 10 say that every step IN
progress in experience and extending business.
lends towards enabling the more 20 extend great In
du ,ements and facilities to customers. Having en-
larged our business a considerable degree since q
spri We this enabled 10 oer 20 our friends
and TO the inspection Of purchasers generally stock Of
goods, which in superiority Of make. beauty Of styes
and lowness Of pces has certainly not Its equal either
In the East or Vest
TCouLty merchants should not fail TO this stock
before purchasing.
Ecansriils. Oct. is, 1851.
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II. C. TWlCuELL q Co.,
Forwarding and COmmissi0n House,
NEW ORLEANS.
THIS long established house connne their attention
Il strictly to sales and purchase. on commission and to
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance Of the liberal patronage here
tOfore given them. noyfO dS1wly
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N MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS.-A large ahd great valie-
lH ty OF Miscellaneous and Fancy Books. ia addition
TO our former stock. stst received by
noyII RATHBONE & WHEELER.
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OF PARLoR srovHs AND

UST RECEIVED, per steamers Sam Gloon and Fswn,
large ard handsome .ortment OF Parlor Stoves for
wood and coal; also few fine Mantle (ornamented)
Farlor Crates of the latest styles The above goods
We're bought at the cid prices and before thu rise In all
kinds OF castings Call examine the best and cheap
est lot Of stove, in the market
On banda few ofCummings patent self hestine Irons.
the best article made We agents for this county,
and will keep a supply hereafter.
novI7 J. p. SCHWIyG Il CO.
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DLANK BOOKS.-We are now receiving excel.
ID lent aud large assortment kinds Of Blank Books
In addition to former stock.
noyII RATHBONE & WHEELER.
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SAFES.
lust reed an assortment OF Rich & Co.'S Improved
d Patent Safes, which We will sell at New York manu-
factory prices, with addition freight only.
ALLIS Il HOWES,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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0mmissiOn House,
6N SAINT LOUIS.
sSo. ". rw'cHrLL- success sos. nooRIDes
Twichen & Mogridge,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants, {

commission ana forwarding Merchants,
Corner Commercial and Pine sts.,
WILL personally attend all consignme and COM
wv missions entrusted to them. anu will make liberal
cash advances consignments Bills of Ladns In hand
Orders for the of Lead, GRAIN and other
Produce, will be promptly filed at the lowest possible
prices, and on the b, q terms.
They will slso undertake the settlement and collection
of claims Of imporance hope by their especial per
sonal efforts all interests Of theirfcnds
to give general abstraction.
ReferenEes.
GEORGE COLLIER
CHorTEAu & VALE,
poAS, KING & Co.,
\: y . T EAvso.. & Bao.. Louisville. s'.z
ELLIS e. MOTION,
STRApER & GoRNAx, ir,...
HOSEA e. FRASER, S@S'
SPRINGER g. WnrEaAs,
& 81 i LIZ. e. ss;s. e. : s''' Pittsburgh
Is. q C. YikNiLL & Co, ..'-
MoseAS, J. NJ. Buck & MoRsAx, psu.a.,,,,.
B. B. CoMEsys, spn'e'
SHIELDS q MILLER,
Blow q MARCH, n. York.
josiah LEE & Co., Baltimore.
A How 1890 sss 4 &C 2 Co.. Boston.
T.C.TwICHELL & TO-, Commission Merchants,
Vet
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GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
CID II II 90
Ones I'd Of the Tow m Burnt TO Ash .

CmLLIcoruE, o., April 18th, 1852.
Messrs. STEARKs & MARvrs-
Gentlemen: Yours of the 5th is at hand In reply
every Safe in the fire. has proven good for
nothing. lost large Saie-rr WAS PERFECTLY psrRoY
ED-but in the sNALL SALANASDhR l BOUGHT PROM
SoTHIso WAS INJURED. Your otedeut servt.
WIN. L. CLEMONS.
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BUTCHER SHOP.

BUTCHER SHOP.
WIN. PAYNE has removed his Butcher shop from
wv the corner of Vine and FIRST streets, TO half q
square Main streeon First street. between Vine
and where he would he pleased to see his old
and customers, keeping on hand he does, an ex'
cellent assortment Of Fresh Meats, &c.
nOvlIn WIN. PAYNE.
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cotton Yarns.
sos 2 dog y Ct Oh for cash. Sac
COOS dog do do do ...,,,...,.. AS
TOs = eos do do do ............6a7
lFThe lower prices above generally where two prices
are mentioned are forfu PACKAGES and the hghey for
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
a NEW SPRING
 MI ILL IN E R "

Mrs. Daniels has just returned from New York, with a handsome assortment of Milli> nery and Fancy Goods, among which may be tuund. sherred Silk and Gosamer Lace Hats fancy and plain Straw Bonnets, Children.s rot.ages and round Straw Hats Choice Ris sCns and Artificial Flowers,
 Embroideries and Laces-wrought Muslin and Gambric CollaIs, Muslin and Cambric bands for under sleeves. Edging and inserting Ladies Linen Camhric and Embroidered hand- kerchiefs. cheap worked Cals, Ladies and ;erls Kid, Silk. and Lislc Thread. Glovss, a beautiful article of black Silk for Dresses and Mantillas. Thinning Goods, black Lace, deep black Fringe . new articieoi gal0cn Gimp for Wlming wvrsh Goods, Parasols, &c. &c. N.
 Bleaching and repairing Straw Hsss as naual .G L...g.. .a.
 Mrs. Daniels begs leave to return her sins core thahkstc the Ladies of LitchRe'd and vieiniiy, for their liberal patronage, and hopes hJ close application 10 hes business to merit contNu aneo ol tho same. Nrt
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
THE POPULAR FAMILY DRY GOODS STORE.

77 and 79 Chapel street. New Haven, Conn. "E take this method of informing ou. w friends and customers, and also those Gent lemen and their fan,Ies who may be called To New Haven du,ing the C. ming sea- son, that our usually -
 RlCiI& CHOICE STOCK OF .~ Black Silks. oil Boiled. Elegant Btocade and Armmre Fancy Dress silks, Tissues, Beragee Berage De Lanes Mnu.eines b.. Fais French Jaconets and Cambrics has had
 THOUSANDS OF. DOLLARS. 4'. .. worth added to II within the last three weeks winch m"kes It Worthy.the large patronage which has been bestowed upon it the last two Wears In addlnon We shall offer extra lns ducemenls this season in - E
 WHITE CANTON GRAPE sHAwLs. bought at unusually ,ow prices fog CssL--
 HOU>EKEEPING GOODS.
 In this line we are not to be excelled House wives sh hluld not fail to come and see Us, Particular attention is also paid to EHr ," RICH EVENING DRESS GOODS. Silks, Musiirs. Laces, Grapes, &c, Sc, in white and coIors. AN AUCTION PURCHASE.
 100 yards Plain and Striped Glacie Silks, usually sold at $sl % we are now rapidly cut tug ihcm al 73 cts--it is a clear saving of or 1 dollars Dress> ... .s bases Heavy Brown Sheetings at ls4 cts per yard. o a.. .. ~. Cases Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings.
 cases of Merrimack and other styles of l2 r-2 cent Calico's v
 1 Case Printed Muslius at l2 l-2 cts fast colors.
 Do not fail to como and examine our ass sorIment. t&# M & &E#S
 .{t REUBEN & JAMES RICE, s#s.st 77 and 79 Chapel street.
 New Hlven, April 10 1859 a a@aa#
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
SILVER WARE Fine Gold & Silver Watches, .geweIry, si H3a9 Fancy Goods. &C. e H

At the Old Stand No. 2 ExchAnge place, !
 Faa o'N BRIDGEPORT. CT.
 HNHE firm oi Biackman & Sanford so long
 IL known at the above place having dis- svSyea the -tt-i.,rs Is now coi dncted by the subsc,ber who will be happy to see all who V, si, the city either for business or pleasure. |, IS my intention to keepa larger assortment than has ever been offered m this place, which will al, all times be freely showa either 10 the purchaser orSthe curious.
 My Sleck of Jewelry is very large and em bracing every style in fashion. both fine Gol, and plated. 3 Bf 3f
 Ladies and Geni.emen's Gold Watches q every descripiion, quality and price. from
 SEQ 10 $200, and Silver Lever. Lepine, and Verge Watches of every quality that caH be warranted to keep time. Silver Forks. Spoons Knives. Ladies. Cups, Sugar iongs. Sc Slarg- assortment always on hand warranted as pure as coin, and oi the must fashionable style silver work of al kinds made ,o order, Jewelry and Spec,acles made and repaifed. eahA@
 V Wedding Cards. Visiting Cards. Seals
 Plates. Spoons Sc. engraved in a superior style. &04Ht
 Fine Watches, repaired in the most perfect
 manner, and waersnled in all cases to perform
 we'll, Wa,cl es sent by Exptess or otherwise
 for repairs will receive immediate attention.
 s GEO. S SANFORD. ,sr. Mi. Exrhange plare
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
investment of Money.

rTNHE subscribers wal! attend ,osihe
 l Investment of Money
 .n he cities of New York. Brooklyn, ant Willlamsbutgh. liI aHs# 'vi'aan
 In Sums of $500 or more. j on Bond aud Morlgagt, on Improved and Un. incumbesed Real Estate, w"Ilh a, least
 FIFTY PER CENT. MORE
 than the investment, at SEVEN per cent. in. teresl, per annum, payable h"li yearly: anC will tend to the collectinn- -aG-s~terest whet due. unt remit the same 10 lenders. or occept of drafts lheretor. payable on the days the in terest will fall due. No charge is made ts tenders for the investment of money O. tho collection of interest, 't"' tA
 The situation ot the Subscrihera as Attor, neys Tor the Building Associations mentioned below, give them facilities for investing money within ten days after its receipt, o, after receipt of nolice of the sums 10 be in vested. ~ ''A I've rest as guarantee of our integfitv am capacity upon the fact that we are the Attor neys oi the following Corporations, all O which employ their capital in investments o' mortgage. whereby the amount invested lie AvceedA 4A l.. ...... .af r... a.. .f-
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
cF ASSOCIATION OF
 THE CONNECTICUT SILVER a-ar SYEEI COMPANY

Be it known that we the subscribers have associated and do hereby associate 0Urse lves ns a body poitic and corporate pun suant to the statute law of the State of Connecticut concerning Joint Stock Cor porations, and the following are our articles of association.
 Article lst. The name of said corporation shall be tho ,Conncctcut Silver Steel Com pany ? |.b tf.t
 Article 2tl. The capital stock of said com- pany shai'be three hundred thousand dol- lars, and shall be divided into twelve thou. sand shares of twenty five dollars each.
 Article 3i. The purposes for which said corpora,Ionare established are the fnIIows ing, to vii, the mining, smelling. refining and working of spotliic iron. and other ores, and selling or otherwise dispusing of the same, and of the proceeds thereof. @
 Article 4th. The statute aforesaid is hereby referred to and mnde part of these articles, and the corporation hereby es~ tablished and organized under and pursu> ant said statute. shall have the power, and proceed according to the regulations prescribed and specified in said statute.
 Article 5th. Each subscriber 10 these articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed to his name in the capital stock of sand corporation leach share to be twenry>hve doliarsl and to pay The same ! by inslalmen,s ,ns the directors shah order. l Article 9th. Said corporation is estabsn- ed and located at New Milford. Li,chf+Ii l County. Connecilcut.
 l Dated al New Milford June 2d 1852. | James .eete, eight thousand shares. | h tl,
 hundred and ninety >ive shares. .. | John NJ. Buckingham five shares. | The foregoing arilcles of association of the Connecticut Silver Steel Company are published in pursuance of the statute re ferred to in said articles by us. 'a' '." JAMES T. LrErE, Pres't,) ..1 JaslAH R. STURGEs, Direc tors.
 va Gro. M. BUcEI> CHAM,
Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
NAUGATUCK R All R O A ID. aslzzs9 ~ E5zls R
Sunen,er Arrangenaent. S,nmenc ing April 26, 1852.

hPG ~, 4oO I. 4y
 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT. First ! Passenger Tralu will leave Bridgeport t for Wins,e [. at 10 B. A. M,, or tn the arri. val of lhes A M. Express Tram from New York, connecting a. the Junction with ihe 10 20 4. M Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Train will leave Bridge, port for Wins,ed at 6 O3 P. M., or on the arri. val of ihe 3,30 P. M, Exp,ess Tram from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 5 50 P M, Train from New Haven
 First Freight Train W i'll leave Bridgeport for Winsted at 5.2O A. M, connecting at ,ratlord, with the 500 A. M., Train from New Haven. ae%
 Second Freight Train will leave Bridge port f,r Waterbury at $ A. M.. connecting at Sirat lord with the e.l5 A. M., Train from New Haven. tanHs gs 4assa#s 8 .ts..,, s.....,..
 Third Freight Train will leave Fridge pert for Waterbury at 4 g P M. a@a> =. t
 TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. First Passenger Train will leave Waterbury at 6 % \. M., connecting at the Jun ction witis Train 10 New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the ? 3s A. M., Train to New York. 3a @t
 Second Passenger Train will leave Winsted al 6 A. M., connec,ing at the JunctIon with rraint s.New. Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 1o4t5A. M. Train to New York -
 ThfFd Passenger Train will leave Winsted at P. M., connecting atthe Junction with Passenger Train 10 New Haven .and at Bt;dge- port with the 5.02 P. M.. Train to New Y0.k. H5a 8Sags8} sl3@ 4sistl 4e
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury at 1 P. ". i zssg4. s.e4atg9 t, ..ee,,.,e'r
 Second Freight Train willleave Wlnstee at l2 50 P. M.
 O. Passenger Car will be attached to each Freight Train. st "'s'@ ," Ss.t3
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Litchfield enquirer., 1852-08-26
!R. JEEerrSssssxs
Al Ms Old Stand.'

pxs~sgAm HAVING procured an assistar, asi Matchmaker and Jaweler. will
 ,ontinueto do any aud al nd oi watch repairing and watch jewelin. hai may be intIusled 10 his caro in the best an. nsf andon Teason ahleterms, no pains W hs spared to give salis(AcliOn toeyeFy cna nc. Thankfqlto past iaVors he would solle fhe cSn!lnuante ofthe pablic patronage, os cnOlce assortment oI Watches. JewelrA Sd sNWeI Ware ~ low pFiGsn foF Cash.l 1 M hltchhelds May eleel. lisy 1,' Iya