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Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Store Stand For Sale!

VEhE Store, House, Lot. and appuItennn- cas ,herennio belonging. situated in LiichfieN fhrea doors yves, of the Court House, formerly occupied by Lyman J. Smith and now occupied ny H. Richards. for n Grocery and Provision Store. is oE> feTed for sale, and will be sold cheap. The ,erms of pay naent can be made easy to any one who wishes io purchase. Enqnire of LYMAN J. SMITH. or
 8F1Te GEO H. BALDWIN.
 Lheh6eld, Jan 24th. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NEW @ooDSs
T. ID. RICHARDS,

MERGE ANT TA4L0R. IT AS just received large assortment of H Spring and Summef GOOIs, consisting of BroadclOlhs, Cassimeres, and TrImmings of all kinds.
 AlsO-Ready Made ClcIhing, consisting of every article m the Clothing fine, and his stock of Clothing is all his own manufacture, and warranted, 10 give the best satisfaction. Furnishing GoOds in a great variety. and large assortment of Small Cheeks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for cash.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Quality, aud Low Prices. is the Motto. Ccme and see. First Store East of Whecler's Hotel, West Street Li,chfield.
 N. B. vii: not he undersold. z.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS.
 Litchicld March 24 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Geese Feathers, :,

THE subscribers have made arrang gemenis to keep . constant supply nf frs, rate ar. ticle of GEESE FEATiIERS--selrc,ed and packed w'lh great care bs ourselves. in pack ages of from 20 io 50 lbs and wi furnish al all tunes any quantity from 20 to l0OO lbs, Of a quality they "lu warrant as good as the best and at as low prices as can be purchased Oi equal q"aiHy in the State. s------
 S.. s k HURLBUT.
 Winchester. 1853. sss 'Ta--
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
2augatue 2ailroad.
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SpvinQ Arrangement. cOgsnsgReiM0 ApviI
ll. 1858.
TnAINs ouF oF nRIpoEPoRf.

,heENN VI. 1853. t.4F
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT.
 FIRST Fse,eh' Tain leaves Bridgeport fur Wsnused ., s 90 A. M.
 secOui Freight Train leaves Bridgeport far Waterbasy, at 8 A. M. con5cclIrg at stsatiord with the 2 A. M. Ttuin frOw New yt1svsn. ts& & - .eE t
 Firss Passenger Train lcaves Bridgeport for Winsled, d 1928 A. M., or on UrriWal Of the 8 A. Nj. Express Train from New York. -,lconRec.ins al the Junction with the 10 10 A. Nj Train from New Haven.
 ..-, Third FFeighi Train will leave Bridgeport for WaIerbury, at AIS M. .-.. A Second Passenger Tram leaves B:idge- saporr fer Winsted al eos P. M.. CT on the ar. rival of the 3.3OP. M. Express Tain from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 5 4s P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO B"IDeEPoRT.
 First Passenger Train leaves Water bury for Bridgeport at t6 A. M connecting at the Junction with train iO New Haven, and ct Bridgeport with the 7.3s A. NJ. Train for New York. E - E
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Wins,ed at7.O0 A. M., connecting al the Ju1cliOh with a Train to New Haven .and at Brideo- port with the l0l9 A M Train to New Yo.k. Second Frsigh, Train leaves W,ns,ed at .aE2 40P M. oAg. @
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport at P NJ.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wi::s,e6 ai JAS P M connec,n .' at the Junction with . Train to New Hsven, aud at Bridgeport with the 4 70 P M Train ie New Yosk.
 A Passenger Car will be attached to each Freight Tram. ... -... .. y1sss4ENNl f&ht+s a
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley,s Stag. from Woodbury, South. bury, S"u'hford, and Oxford, w:h connect al Seymour tHumPhreyssillel w;ah the g A NJ TrAin down. Returning, leaves on the srli. val of the 10 2S A M Train from Bridgeport. And on Saturday with the 6 O5 P M Train. Fsnn's Stage from Litchie!d will connect Q, Liicl6eld Station wish both pa ssngers asTfaias each way. A ',g5f " Hos >'aaF ..liT Freight will be way billed as s<ual from each Station for New York, New Ha- yep, and Bridgeport ''''a>s' @' PtiiLOHURD. Superintendent. BriJgepofs. April 9, 1853. vt's6@'''
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
NEW GOODS -. . AT THE LADIES' STORE,

JUST received, new suppl, ot fashionable J Lad,vs' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c.. comprising Plain and Figured F'ench aud English Muslin. and Narrage De Laines As g, Frenca aud American Super Mourning and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colmed Dress Silks, Poplins and Alpac ca, Mourning and Comed Square a-G Long Shawis, Mru,n' ing and White Wrought $ visa Coliars. Co ; laretts and Cnffa. Swis., Book, Jacke, and Lace Eigings anGaInseItings, Vrlve, and silk Ribbons. Ribbon Gimrs. Fringes. &c.,. Al.x. ander's and "the., Super Kid, Silk and Tn, cad Gl"ves, Patent Rubher, and Mo,occe Shoes Paper Hangiags. large stock of Muslin and Wooden shirts and Linen C"llars, Bicaehsd and Brown Cotton Shceiings, Shirlings Tickinss. Ticks, Ac.
 ALSO Grccesies. Teas, Sugars, Molasses. Candies-.Also 10 900 Haytens' Bricks ard Pine Boards. for sale Cheap.
 N3 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and ITn. der Shirts. &
 S. N. BRONSON Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
LlICHFILEDt OUNTY AGRll DlUiLllUiKAiL STORE.

AGR1 GULL IlUNAl STORE.
 HSHE aubscI ibei has made an arrangement
 N wnh WR. H"vey for tae sale tihls eel ebratrd Straw and C"rn-Stalk Cutter. shall sell all slzps ut his Cutters al the loves, cash prices W w,nic>ale and retail By purchasing these Cutters. Farmers and Mechanics will be 1 able tO save lhelr stock itom slaTvatirn. A great variety ot New Yuk < Boston FLOWS, Sylhes, Puchfntk-, Manure Forks. Bog aud Putatoe Hoaks, Shovels. Spades, SIc HARD- WARE ot all kit,,.s, Door IT. innings. Hand and Circular saws, Fiies. Nails and spikes ot all kiu.,s s, DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKtRY and TIN Ware. Brass and Iron KETTLES greai variety. F Stoves and Pipe aud Furniture. a great va rielv oi the moe' approved patterns. Furnace Casting. of every descriptions Mill Gearing of all kinds -Walei- i-Wheela. ove, shot. piich-back and D, ,essure-everythinr in the Iron line can te had at the shurtest notice al Badwin> Furnace.
 Above all, Ea'dwin's Improved Railro ad CHAIN. PUMPS are 'aking the lead of ever. thing in ,he pump line. These pumEs are sure to give satisfaction.
 Beirc located on the line of ftheProvidence, IIa,lfofd and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are seni to any part of the United Sales al the shortest notice. ... .......g ....... .... T
 Tur,,ing La.hcs and Turning Engines.
 Machinery of eve:y description made and repaired. paa'icuIa, attention paid 10 getting up new Patterns of ma. .hinery, wafer wheel governors. horsc powers aud tb, ashers, wood saws. Sc. Sc. ..s te.s, a.. The subscriber Rnt,ers himself that his long experience will enable him to give satisfaction in all the branches oi h,s business s.sI. .,s. | n5-Call .nd see. Don't io-Eetths p|ace. | WANTED--i00 tons scr: P ron. ,s t H.sBALDW1N
 Washington, Conn.,, Aug 10,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
DX ETNG.

1" JACKSON hereby gives noticethnl s"e he continues to DYE Over coars Pants, Coats. Stockings, Ladies Dresses Shawls, tEc., at his residence, one quarter sfa mile west of the Court House, in Litcl, gid.) ,:'i T aG v~r.t
 ! IT All orders thankfalIy received and promptly attended to.
 nS- 'as' "oid Tor all kinds of E'Wrs.
 LitchGeld, September l652. l7
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

TWO rsnt for term ot years---A Store, two
 Il Dwellings. F.ouring, Saw and Piasie, Mals, they w'li selaased separately or i"geih CT; sad pi"periy is situated m Stanford, Duch> sss C"uniy, New Yosk,in popuIon. i,,h. bourhood atoui 20 miles from Ponghkeeps:e and Rhnsheck. For Fuither particulars en. 4uirs uf '. '....t.. WADSWORTH Lii, hfeld, C,.
 or E. P THOMPSON, on the prt mises. ' February 10th 1853. ''}'
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
FOR SALE.

TNNHE House and Lot, the residence of the late Rev, Isaac Jones. Those knowing the place, will need no description, others will see it, hcfore buying. It is pleasantly located m South Street, in the village of LitchGeld. and one of the most desirable places in the village. For terms Sc., apply 10 the subscriber, Possession can be had immediately.
 A. s. LEWIS, Guardian. Litchfeld Nov. 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
UoOIa aEL 10 aSvaSIQ ANv HO E s E ss iFs FsaE$TS$STTS3YE'

Milford--Mr. Taltle. Plymouth Hollow, Woodward & Ctast WOOdbnry-H T Sanford. Bridgewater. H Kilbunrn, Mihon, Conn-E TOmlinsOn, New. Preston--Wis iam Hunt. William Fry. East Kent-E Skiff. Cornwall Bridge-J HOllis- ter. SalisbarH-JOyce, 6 Spur South E Canaan.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
BRlDGEPORT PRlNTING COMPANY. OFFICE 54 WATER STREET.

SSeFey UPPVsuc GWs N1"&sv"e
 BRIDGEPORT, CT.
 THE Su,sc ibeis, Agents for lhs abose l naned Company, are now prePared iO ao any kind of work from ''''' MAMMOTH POSTER,
 Co small Card.
 They have Ia'cly supplied themselves wit \ large assormcn, of Pla in and Fancy Type. and would call the attention "f J"in. Stock Compaaiss or those ab"u, forming, to their specimens Gf STOCK, TsAxsrER. RECEIPT and CHECK Books. iDs Orders from the Country for ary Books wal be filled at sholt eo,.co and a, reasonable rates. '-9 -a X
 We will furnish L.i,hograph Check Book, gotten nP in handsome s,yle win wide m 4r. Ria--fuled, and on good paper, f"r from Feur DollArs to Six and halt. according ,o size. Orders for slI kinds of Printing and L,lhO graphing solicited. E'' q ELLISON & HALL, Agents.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Published by order of President and Direct. ors. E. E. PRTTCHARD, President. H. s. BARBouR, Sec'y.
 WolcoriviIle, Apnl 23d, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
PATENT MELODEONS ., A. <. 5nAY YTON.n

INVITE the attention of ths lnusica pub 1lic,to their new style of Melodcons patent ,sdby Carhar,. Having every facility for manufacturing to the best advantage, with ex. Perienced andskilful workmen ina branch. es of the bnsIness. we Can furnish MeloGeons from to $ octaves with all the late improves mant'. and ot the best quality, at the lowest pr'cc possible Ordersar are solicited, with the ss'nrance of prompt attention. "'"
 Wheatviile, A3rii Is, 1881,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
ThesoIlowiog is list of our authorized

WF& G H Baldwin, Litchfcld; J D Joice, Slisbury Barnnm & K,cnardkon' Lime Rock: Belden < Miner. tatls Vii IaGe, Gar,lasr & Sanford West Cornwall
 Watson & Smith, Sharon. AlE0rdi and BIOther, WoEeosvillS. II Eli Treat. New
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
R. .KKe1's'SasaN Naa,
 At the Old Stand.

-1,T|7 IIE IWV VEN OtUNNea .ru,!m HAVING procured an aasistan, .u.SEE.1E Matchmaker aud Jeweler. will
 l ;ontinUrto do any and al kind' sf watch ssI1alring and watch jcweling that may he int, us,rd i.his calc in the hest maa. per and on easonabl, terms, no painswill | he s2ared to give satisfaction toevrry custOme,
 Thank fulior past tayors hcwould soliciith cont tinuance of lhe pnhlic patronage. Also,s choice ,,soriment ot Watches. JewelrysM silver Ware al low prizes for Cash. s. ..s.,
 Litchfeld. May lS3i lvS
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
DR. M. WOODWORTH's
 COMPOUND OF

This Medicine vegetable compound of ten ingredients the roots of which
 all taken from the earth the month robbed them the least of their strength So admirably diseases of the blood that that have been rendered me their by the of Sco restored perfect hea when physicians failed the least good and have pphed that death
 ngs Read the certificates below which not from of wonders has written handb which of the
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

GENTLEMEN sare requoslsdSle notice a
 casO of splendid quality fashionAhle HATS ai BRADFORD'S, in WSlcottviile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
Bridgeport Power Comps ny.

VE7HlS Company are about erecting, m l. central location. several buildings, each Four Hundred feet in lens,h. fifty feet in width. and three stories high, for the purpose uf let ting out propellins power and room to such manufacturers as may desire. They will be provided with from THREE t1 FIVE hun- dfed horse.E over and will have accomm"sia~ tions for about 1000 workmen. Applicati ons for Power and Room may be made personally or by letter to either of the subscribers.
 Pr BARNUM.
 VIM H NOBLE.
 DIV THOMPSON,
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
A. G "A ". " O

TNHE undersigned takes this method of res | turning h,s sincere thanks to his friends md the public generally for the very liberal patronage he has received at their hands, He would also remind them iha, pictures are aken daily, al his Gallery. which are much admired. and pronounced by good judges to be superior to those taken at any other Estab- iishmsnt. Remember the light is always best i"r taking Daguerreoiypes in the. early part ,f the cay
 J.L L.JUDD. Litchield, Dec. 23th 1852.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05
A N y uavcon

Continue 10 build Church and Parlor Organs which they can furnish 10 Societies or to ia. diy,dua!s nn reasonable notice and of any size CT pattern.
 Alsus Melodeons with all the late improve. merts. which for richness of tone and dMrahii fly are very much improves. Having every facility for manufacturing to 'hc best advan tage, with experienced and sk '.liui wo,kmen in all branches of the business, we are conf dent that we can satisfy all l"vcre of good
 music. and "i"ss respectfully invite all who do. sire to pal alcI.ase to call and examine 10, them | selves.
 l'RIcEs-Mrlodeon style from S45 to S75 Piano style, an elex an article of furniture 100 A & J DAYTON. WolcottVI April 4ih, 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

MORE WONDERFUL CURES. }
 Biymiagham, Oct. l6. 1851. Dr. M. WoodwOr.h.-Dear Sir-I feel t due to .'nu that publicly express nay gratitude fer { this G:aat relief which my wife has expe- { rienced the use of your Sarsaparilla. My pulmonary difficulty, which has increased for the past year, so that she was unable to be ] around the house. and by using two bottles of ! your medicine. she has been greatly relieved. { Her appetite Is now good. her general health by your sarssparilla. This is what heve { seen in my own family, which gives ne all confidence in the medicine. ard my neigh S bors have also been greatly benefited by ihe use of the same. JOHN R. ToMLINsoN.
 R:ymipeAam, Oct. ,, 1851. hereby certi!y that have been greatly { debilitated, have suffered much with pain, { and was hardly able to attend to my business. had constant tired feeling. I have taken
 one bottle of Dr. Woodworth's Syrup and have been greatly relieved, and am c0Bfdent that 1t has done me a great deal of good and ehecTfnlly recommend 1t to all. :OF have per feet confidence in ihe medicine from its ef- fleets upon myself and what have seen in { '''0'' o' " PzrER ToxLassoH. { hereby certify that have been for long time acquainted with th0peTs6ns whose. } names are subscribed to the above eerti67 { cates, and know that they would not certify to anything but what is correct; they are highly respectable persons. (
 JOSEPH P. CANVIRLD, Derby, Oct. F, 1851. Town Clerk.
 Orders directed to the proprietor. Birming } ham, Ct, will receive paOmpt attention. None genuine unless signed by ' Dr. M., WoOdssorth, sV6sre GM { 'e addressed. afav..a3 $; ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

S Birmns ham, :: 1l5 el, 1851. I S } I most chesrfnlly teas testimos! tha: my H } little daughter, aged 2 lears. was vS:y se- a4 riopsly affected with tas scrofua, so that su.
 } could scarcely breatha-- with no appetite and sS } general debility-thi he t0ok only part S ] of bottle of Dr. W, ~ worth's sarsapariIla, S } and was immediately .'.stored to health. I S { consider the Doctors medicine a very valuable | S article. MRs. JOHN GRAPHITE. S AVIAN 10 YEARS OF AGE. l } JMoRyOe, Aug. G, 1851. heEeLy certify that have been afflicted q with Rkeur-a:ism for eight months 50 se- 2 verely. that could neither turn myself in S bed or adjust my raiment I had almost c 5 given up tho idea of ever being helped. but @ strange as it may seenl by taking one bottle a of Dr. Woodworth's Syrup, I have been d , helped unacc0untably sO that Rnl able to | W { attend to my business. l have great faith in H this medicine, and would recommend 1t to all. 6 was informed of its great cures by Mir Edwin | % J"hnson, whose child had also been cured by n { is when physicians and all their remedies | o had tai:ed tO dO the least good.
 Bs~shM. JNenroe. LAKES DREW.
 S Huntington, .6uR. O. 1851. D { Er. N. Woodworth.-Dear Sir-1 take great 1 c pleasure in saying. that after taking nearly | S two bottles Of your Syrup, am completely l a 2 relieved of distressing affection which ai. g 2 most entirely deprived me of strength. and V { which but a year or more since resulted in |
 { severe 1t of sick.,ess. I took the Syrup ID
 May last, and have waited to see if the re!iet
 { would prove permanent. am satisfied oI us |
 efficacy, and would say that if those afflicted
 { with BiliOnsness would save time, and av0ld
 .nsA ssfsTisg let them take % Do.Iie 0i Ol' |
 M WuOdvOr'h's SarsapaTilla n seas0H. | - T1'" Very respectfully yours.
 4. N. BENEDICT.
 Passrx of the White Hall Baptist Church. !
 j. Aansyaetured in Birmingham 6s . orders mast
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

WOodbury, Feb. 22, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-05

Li,chfieId, March g 1853.
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The Writings Of The Hon. William Jag, on The
SIaperu QUESTION and ON Var
NORTHAMPTON, MASSACHUSETTS.

TNHIS town is distinguished for it's handsome and
l. hoalthiul location for it's varied and extended
mblimity and beauty OF scenery; for its excellent
and numerous literary advantages for tho general
intelligence, morality, and quietness Of it's popula
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From Round Hill formerly tho residence of Bancroft
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