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JORDAN'S
Frederick white Sulphur Springs.

VTNliIS long established watering place having pas
sed into the hands of the subscribers they hcgto
announce TO the public that they are now prepared
for the reception and entertainment, OF visitors An
extended paneglrc of tie remedial virtues Of these
waeis they deem unnecessary. popular opinion, dat
ing back eighty years, having approved them.
These Springs are beautifully situated in Frcdcr-
lex county, Va, five miles from Winchester. and
one mile and half from Strphcrson's Depot T. o..
on the Winchester and lIarpers Ferry Railroad and
are therefore al easy access from North ANA Ea>,.
VisitcrS leaving Baltimore Washington &c III the
morning train arrive in due time To dine.
Facilities for the accommodation Of quests are
more ample than ever before, :, large building
having been recently erected.
For the following diseases these waters found
TO be highly cicacious Dyspepsia, liver diseases,
erup;ive affections, Sc. and Us ,liGrctic and alter
alive they arc unsurpassed
4. n. s. G.. N. JORDAN.
jy S-tIstSep Prnprie,or-
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w W. CAMPBELL has Just received. and
w keeps constantly on hand a full sup
ply of BUILDING MATERIALS at his place
on 9TH street, south side of the Canal. viz Go
mcnt, Plaster, Lime, Hair and Sand. which
will be sold low for cash or to punctuaI Gus
toners. Also, a large lot of SCAFF0Ll
POLES, some of them of extra length.
In LIT
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SIX MONTHS CRIME IN BosTOy.-Ry
bringing together the quarterly reports of
the Chief Of Police and the Captain of
the Watch for the six months of 1853,
we have the total of the arrests for crime
III Boston during that period. The total
number of arrests Excluding 24li persons
who were taken into the different watch
houses for lodgings was 6466, Of this
number 1903 were charged with drunk
enness, and 434 were common drunkards,
making total under that head of 3737,
or over one half. In addition, during the
last three months, the Watch have assist
ed home 53S drunken persons.
The other principal crimes have been
House and shop breaking, 81: fighting,
1873; larceny, 4332; assault and battery,
3l9; gambling, 81; lcwdness, 81; disturb
ing the peace, LOB: abusing their fami-
lies, So: fclonious assault, I; murder, .:
pickpockets 8: assault upon watchmen,
10. In addition to the above, the Watch
during the first three months of the year
were called into houses to make peace
among the inmates eight hundred and
sixty-four times. These family fights
were in majority of cases the result o
intemperance.
. Andcan nothing, shall nothing be done
to diminish tipping, if not suppress, thi:
prolific cause of crime in our city BIOS
ton IrGUcttcT.
ITOnc hundred and forty-two railwa,
.t,,t 10.
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For Piney Point. Old Point. and Norfolk.

* -S.k-h The steamer OSCEOLA having
f2-S-=.+1- zz-. been thoroughly repaired, commenc
ei trimming regularly Ia the above places the 9th
instant: leaving WASHINGTON every "Wednesday and
saturday AT 9o'c'ock, a. M: returning, leave Nor
i"lk every Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock. p.
HI she touches regularly at Piney Point, Old
Point. Gone River, and the intermediate landings on
the i'n,ouac. fcr signals land. and arrives ut
Norfolk N time s1r the James River beats, and for
the Southern ears.
Passage and fare to Norfolk - 60
- Old Point A 90
- tiD@y Point 200
JAMES MITCHELL,
y al Captain.
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INTERESTING TO STAR" GAzERS.
SyEHEsVEg:s

SILVER SHAN SODA FOUNTAIN,
Corner of 9th and II streets,
AE Az now be seen in full play from a. ~
1SI to II p. H., and the Ladies' como UP
in crowds exclaiming, Oh how delightfully."-
cool and refreshing!' its pure bright and
sparkling waters are reflected from their
brighter eyes like sunlight from diamond.
No flaming advertisement, with striking cap
tons in stirring capitals, have htraldcd forth
in grandiloqucnt phrase this modest establish
!nent, but the public may rest assured that
here only in this city can be found the gen.
uine carbonated patent atmospheric Soda
fountain, improved, by which alone pure
SODA WATER can he obtained fresh at every
draught s. r. SYLVESTER,
Druggist and Pharlnaceutist.
m ESQ 5ul Corner 9th and II streets
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sac -sc'T Work and Ii. crpOol United
stairs Mai. steamer

THESE ship having been built by con
rfS1-~ss, TRACT expressly for Government service.
every car has been taken III their constructions As
also III Their engines 10 insure strength and speed
anhtacil accommodations passengers are Unequal
ed iof ,'9an"c and comfort.
Price -: passage from New York To LIVERPOOL in
urSI cabin, Sl2D; second cabin, $50. Exclusive
use e. rNt! siZ" state room $500. From I.ivcrpooi
To New York. ! - and G21
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
NJ hcrtiI> can b" secured Until paid FOR.
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DATES OF SAILING.

For freight or passage apply 10
EDW AID X. COLLINS & Co,
No. SO Wall street, n. Y.
BROWN. SiilPLEf & Co,
Liverpool.
L. 4. ROBERTS s. Co,
ID Kings Arms Yard, London.
J. HINROE & Co,
u k'tc Metre Dame des Victories, Paris.
GEO II. DRAPER, Hayre
The Ut these ships will not DC accountable
for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones metals. unless bills of lading signed
therefor. and The value thereof therein expressed.
IL e.
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NEW YORK, BRE MEN,
= 80 AND SOUTHAMPTON UNITED
-.s--s.'rz-@ STATES NAIL STEAMERS.

tn" ,!iips comprising this line are the WASHING
TON, Captain Z. VI. Fitch; HERMANN, Captain
L.. Higgins.
Thc-c steamers sop at Southampton both going
and returning.
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Ral,;,marc Glass Works.


DAKER BROTHER. No. - and 81 South
I'D Charles street, Baltimore, sd, and los Nairi
street, above Wall, New York. Manufacturers, I'm
poFtnr>. and AGENTS fortlc sale % Baltimore, French
and New Jersey Window Glass. Druggists Gass
ware. Bottles. Jars, sc. Also. dealers IN Chemicals
Paints, Oils, Glue YarniSies, &c.. as follows:
Alum Spanish Brown
Alcohol English Ven. Red
Epson Salts Whiting
Glauber Salts Chalk
Copperas Paris White
Bicarb. Soda Red Lead
Sal Soda I.ithcrage
Soda Ash Orange Mineral
Soda Sal4ratUS Indian Red
Sapeirc, crude Naadyke Brown
do refined Umher raw
Rorax, do do burnt and Powd.
BicLromate Pclssc do do drops
Blue Vitriol 1crTe dc sienna
Roll Birthstone do. h,Un, and powd.
Flour Sulphur DO do drops
Sugar of Lead Ncrdigris in oil
CASTLE Soap Carmine
White Lead, dry, pure Purple Brown
do do extra Black Lead
do do No. British iuStre
do in oil, pure Flakes Fire proof Paint
White Lead in oil, EXTRA Rosc Pink
do to No. rumicc Stonc
Agents for Tree, Bait. do Powder
Chrome Yellow. be~, Rotten Stone, lump
do chemical Paint Mills
do Baltimore Gazicrs' Diamonds
do No. j do Points
. A"cnts for Ticinan's Col Patent Dryer
No. Chrome Green, dry Palette Knives
i'll oil Hack Knives
do do do Putty in bulk
SeTmOn. extra do biaLd.rs
do No. Lnseed Oh!
Woods Chronic Green. LAID Oil
No. 0 Castor Oil
Prussian Blue, dry or in Sand Paper
oil Spirits Turpenne
Chinese do do Glue, American
Ultra marine Blue do Irish
American Green, Woods ;Singiass, Ceoper's
Paris Green, dry NaTnish, No. ], FuTnit
do in oil do Nos do
Lamp Black. assorted do Furniture
do refined do do Coach
do chemical do do japan
Ivory Black do Black
DO refined Chip Iogwood
Drop Black Ground I.oswood
Black Paint in kegs Chip and ground Fustic
do in Madden
French Yellow Ochrc Extract Locwood
Baltimore do Irvine. iyE3m
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july 1-eOtf
10 BuiIders. Carpentsrs. and Contrantora.

To Builders, Carpenters, and Contractors.
III AFiNG taken great pains 80 lay in good A,,
4 general assortment ri BUILDING HARD
W ARE, am ROW prepared 30 offer 10 these want
iiIG such goods sIlch inducements convinced
viii sgiit. AIN determined not 10 he mndcrsoid Il,
aay house i'll Washington Al my goods come iii
rect from the manufactures which enables n.c 20
offer then, at New York anG Philadelphia prices
and making the building material nv princip; ia...
think can come lHle lnder others in this Inc
of BUSINESS.
e!iHmrrate III part Nor. Villa. Nor. Hntn K..lr.
Nor, Sliding Door, Locks ana IatcheS. Nor. Nianf
LafcICs, Plated Furniture. Horizontal, Upright RI
rel, Courage, Hotel, Western. and Novelty Rim
Locks and I4atchcs, Rim Iarhes. all kinds 1Vhi.c
Porcelain Knobs with Porcelain Rose Plate Fur
ni!uye; Dark Mini GrCy Mini, Varegatcd Mini
aGd All kinds ii! Rose and Fancy color Knobs Ia,
Front Or Paror Knobs. with the patent Silver glass
Knobs au article that needs only :n he brushed c.i
u clean II, and always showing fiuc plate t;.. old
plated knobs. when they cleaned, leaves Il ,tiril
spot Oh the door. Asp, Sash EasteEiic, i the .:it.
ieFt mt patterns; Window, Bi;ud Fa-tcnnes. yn,.r,
Shutter iastenimgS, Cupboard Catches. Hooks lIu!
Eve, Loose and Fast JOINT Butts. Iiing"s, Paula
mcnt Hinges. Plant y Parlmcr's patent Shutter
iiinges Bolts o. all kinds, Mails. Screws, Hat a,:
Coat Hooks, PulIeys, Sash Weights. = III Cord. ;a
many oti,eT things too nlnt 10 mention which
Will he sold low. f.. WHEELER.
Siei .! the Gum ana Paddock,
il 9-imeo Opposite Browns fOtc..
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HARDWARE STORE


PcilS1sc:ljG enc, hct;rccd gfh tf laih sfyscIy
NENT DOOR TO GAIT X BrnTurRs' IfyxtrY sSrrrn
WASH NGTGN. Do.
tpoh1 A9 Low, wholesale " retail, a. in ay
"a city III the Union.
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Particular attention gwen - this department IN
procuring and hccpa. constantly on hand Il great
variety OF the latest ana most approved >iyiu o..
Goods required by Carpc;.jcrs and Bu,iers.
COACiIM.lKEnS AND SADnLERS HARD
NAnE.
The Only complete assortment ~ tli. District cos.
si5tiHg OF ever! tilile required the h,l~ias>.
CABINET NikERS AND UPHOLSTERY
GOODS.
;, Looking Glass Pate, Hair Cio!h, Curled Hair,
Moss, Gimp, and Gimp Tack, Wch.,in. ,sprirg-
Sar,9rS' y ahai, hi''i'oga@y, and Ho>c Wood
Moulding. Nc.
SPORTING. GOODS.
Guns. Rifle, Pistols, Ammunition OF all kinds.
Eo"ie Knives Gj'n fiNingS; Fishing Tackle SC.
HOUSE Furnishing GOODS.
NrrE superior Iahle Cutiary, Kitchen Utensils
Silver Plated Spoons and Fork, g IMAM Siiv-r ard
Britannia, Ditto
FOR VARIETY STORES.
Bir! Cage Bat Balls. Marble India Rubber
Goods, Percussion CaPs, Fishing Lines, Pcnhniyc-
Tacks. Pistols. &c, very low II wholesale.
J. li-cn3E H. LINDSLEY.
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[DOne hundred and lorty-two railway
trains leave Boston daily the same num-
Der also daily returning.
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TO The TRAVELLING PUBLIC,
BRANCH RAILROAD.

l1ks 49, E In . IT,, rs.ssf .ss--1
Y g. <sss:s sss; ;ss -
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-29

NfsdaR Street, J.fe-sor. Yeras
TOtN SABiN Z, having permanently located
- IN this ci,' Tor TIE purpose Of DONG reg.
a,ar Dig Goods and Grc,ry busiae,s, would
call the attention Of the ci'iyrns Of Cars and
adjoining counties 10 hi- large and extensive
.focs Of DIV Goods anf Groceries wa.eh have
laiely been purchased ~ New York md \ew
Orleans. Planter, snd country merchants af,
requested to call and examine ny stock. winch
Embraces pryGnod' Arg. assortment. Sad.
Gl"., 0;i4lr-, hardware. cfocsefy N4F.. hats.
large aud nno assortment Of ladio,, ooy- ana
,eUtlemtr- .nac~, ,tt &c
GHDCLLfES.--B.con, coffee, sugar. shot
md powder, nails t1beeco, WHISKY. salt, Sc
'ehlea vii be sold NJ low az any aon-e n ihi-
r'y Aiso: Bas..lng and Rope Will be- i4rr.
i-aed 30 planters On customary terms.
teb 3. 1883 Iy
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T WILL open school nj Gao Republican
| Academy. co. ihc town ~ Marshall un
Noud.y me 1914 inst and continue uott the
lah ~ December next, making a SESSION OF
three mouth,
RATES or TUITION FER session
kncieui l5nguagr. apl Mtthemal - $1,000
English Grammar, hcogrtpAN ana
Arithmetic 100
Reading Whiting aud Arithmetic, BOO
hope to be- able with the experience &c.
qu,rei from teaching several -e-s3pa-, 20 give
general satisfaction, both a. regard the pro.
src.s and discipline u She -vhuui Afi ask
ia FAR usd \ liberal share Of patronage
earnestly solicited
JOHN $. ANDERSON
september Il, 1893, na-,t,
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Marshall University.

,t>IF board et lru,irrs would Announce 70
| tn, patrons ard ir'cnis of the lu.i''ui'on,
that they have secured the services Of VI. y.
nat,on. for the Department OF Languages ~
Mar-h,ll University
Sir {, has submitted the most llati-rns tr--
,imoras II moral character, scholarship. grad.
NATHAN ssc from the Faculty ut Bowdcn INT.
,er-ity, Maine. and also e' ;ac most cnnen,
surers. for the last ten year. in the profession,
from various institutions located ga thc soH'h
The Trp.tee- are determined to pre''ni a com.
p.teni FACULTY, and vii then call upon this
community to sustain the institution.
VI. CUR Ills, sec, u. l. " L.
October -, 1888. ultu
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Jefferson AdYertisenepts.

I ". IIrKlN. D,ller "a Grocsiies. DR.,
~ Coosg, ClosAisg, Hes. .N1iis, rte. etc
Dallas street, Ja:rrtssa. Texas tNes, door.to
D. Pagh's Drug Stosf
Feb. $, $50 Is,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-29

MRS l. VI ASHCROFT. ProrRirrREss
T THE utdrf..gued wou'l beg leave
49, 70 inform brr friends and the pgaAc
A.--A peurr.lh, that she - now prepared o.
accommodate al ~no may favor her WIN ,h,if
patronage Her table Wiil aiWa,, be ,gppled
Wiih tie hes, tle couniry affords. The Gull.
nar deuarm, ~ wiii always be under t,r ON
immediate supervision, ard i.rm long - pen.
pnce size A.ityfs herself tat s:ir CT pease the
most fa,,I1n. Tier rooms are conf - ,b..
and nraiy furnished Snr has spanai
S,aUecaa .,...ca' 20 the iio'e ,au...I d, alup.
supp I'D VIII good pro,eu5rr and .'ts..iy.
o-tl,rz. no pam. wit 81 -plrd - please d, r
guests, Size soaeI.s sn4's oi pg1De pa.
ruuage.
Iuty so. 1853 ly
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-10-29
NJ. " FIR ~ !.

JAMES VI CURTIS, & o. J TAYLOR,
- having purchased the entire interest II !,
q. P'erce, Lsq N TIE ste ira of PIERCE, Tay-
lor & Curtis. t.eg leave TO inioria their inera,
snd The public generally tina; they viii cou.
inAe tie mercantile oG-nc.., at the Old stand.
under lhe name and styl Of tuRr,s & rAy-
L1K They have 90 store al extensive as-orf-
n.cnt 81 goods, 81 a,Hn-t eNer, ~ lc and "a.
reiN, hut Wh,h ih,y Na. sell as low suy
house 10 Texas. for casa, o. On the saAl time
10 debt paying eas.eHsrfs.
CURTIS & TAYLOR.
Marshall, June rs, ! 500 nal-ly
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n37 ! II,
N0oSll Al. SIstb.

AZ \ \. MORGAN, boa. located perms.
ucnt.s mi.rs NORTH oi Marshall iia,-
NJ rer'at, supplied h.mssll a,h stock e
ue-A All genuine meiieiH,s be- prepared 10
pracuee nis profession 10 40 - hrsnrhr-.
II, 500. lie found at hi- r,.idence.' all time.
when uo' professionally ab-eul.
ich 10 1851 n33 6m
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New store and Entirely New Goods.

I r. " lS,tN souih SIDE of the puhh
- . square, opposite MARSHALL HOTEL would
respectfully niutn h's iriends and the commit
ATTY tina, hr IS uaA opening large and ear,flAg
selected stock OF entirely fresh Spring Goods
aud lamd, nrocere,, embracing every article
ib both departments usually called for. to all Of
whieh ne invites their ALLEGATION. eonlh'ehi that
they Nill lind Il to their interest TO cal and e.
auiinr .or themselves tsfays purchasing else
Where. r,rms cash o. ia elsslasM
J. T. WILSON.
Marshall. March ~ 1853 n:N--y
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Z 4 X d ,. q TIC.
~ A. PATlLLD, Attorney d, I.a1. NJ =, shall
] Harrison county, Texas al


~ A. PATlLLO, Attorney d, La1 MARSHALL
] Harrison county, Texas al
- y STANSRt- RY. AHern,g sna { oon-
n. ssits- a. Lor Gsrshail, Texas.
May -, so. hss-ly,
II ADAMS, Agoen.s a. Lss, MAf,hal
Harrison .snn,,, Texas Nh p'hcis. 10
th. sixth judicial district, and N ii. .upr,ua>
and federal courts 81 Tli.f AN u. 81
II A FRAZER, AHorn,e ~ Lgu, Marshall
y. Texas, viii pract.o. To- lhc S.xth Jud,cia,
District, embracing ~. cou' ties Ut Harrison.
Cas-. up-hur, Wood, Smith, ,ae,ok.e, kass
and faaoia copnrl's aug 80, 81
- MONROE HYDE Aiisrrrs ana Csan
=. 'r'.or a, Ian, Marshall, Texas.
Jan u 1853 n2- sly.
llthAEkS, NOSLLLl. q HALL, AHer
- 'e.s G; LGl, VIII pf-ciie- in 'he seyera
courts II the -ixlh Judicial oi-if.cf md in tn
supreme AVID federal court. Of the state at Ty
les may 8
Adl'e,, L G Bennsr. S Mosely Jeher-
m. Iexas NJ. lIsit NsfshaH fesa-
IRVING = MASON, tao-asy and Co.a.-
] sei'o, a. La.s
Ot'e at Car'tare. fanan eono't Tetas
Lnn Notice.
I HAVE r.iarayi - rs ',rmcr RESIDENCE
isaa-. never to remove again. and -lail devote
ny sell With r.Ioaaled energy md industry 10
'.i lhr dates Of my psolcs.,Un.
" r HILL.
May tn 1853 ~
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ili>>Ul,i Tlu\,

I'VE firm Of Pierce. faJ or. & Curtis ia
l Marshall, ilaTrson Couuiy, Teas. 8, ilu-
3ay d-.uisyd by mutual consent Those tas-
ng clam. against Pierce. TAYLOR & Cufii.,
wil pr"-eu, .sem TO CG;,.s & laylor for sell
f'ttt.s.r
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
Maine Law & California. NEW GOODS.

AT WHEELER'S uCHEAP CASH kA STOREl! Fresh GROCERIES, good qualities. AlIkinds ofP PROVISIONS Pork, HAMS. Sc, FISH MARKET-Salmon Shad. Bass, Mackerel, Cod. fish. Sword fish Blue. fish. Fresh Shad weekly and al sorts of Salt water Fish.
 CLAplS on Saturdays, as usual.
 All sor,s of Fresh Meats on hand butch- cred daily tine sl .Aghter on the p. emises.
 If you can't6ri anything at any other Store. please call on WHEELER and he will wait on you quick and cheap. You can find some choice brandies &c.,, for MEDICINAL PURPOSES
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
Naugatuc Railroad. E3s4E1 EazSssS2 E5i5S7ss3 i i3 AA,.l.,
Summer Arrangement. commencing Ma,
 0, 1853.

Summer AFfungcmenl,c cOD1n1enclng M0V
 0, 1853.
 TRAINS OUT OF BRIDGEPORT.
 FIRST Fre'ght Train leaves Bridgeport for Winstcd at 5 20 A. M., connectine ai Sira.ford with ;he % A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 6 30 A. M. connecting at Stratiord with the 8 l5 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridscpori for Winstcd, at 10 90 A. M., or on arrival of the 8 A. M. Express Train from New York. connecting at the Junction with the 10 10 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Third Freight Train will leave Bridscporr for Waterbury, at 4 co P. M.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Wins'ed at 52s P. M., or on the ar. rival ofthe 3.O0P. Nj. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 10 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BnIDGEPoRr.
 FIrst Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport at 5 25 A. M., connecting at the Junction with train to New Haven, and 6, Bridgeport with the 6.35 A. M. Train fo, New York. ---g-~l
 Second Passenger Tra,a leaves Winsted t7.l5 A. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven. ;and at Bridge port with the 10 lS A M Train to New York
 First Freight Train will leave Waterburv tor Bridgeport at P M. Third Passenger Train leaves Wiastc6 a, l.45 P M c"nneciinr at tho Junction with q Train to New Haven. and ai Bridgeport, viii the 4.3s P M Train te New York. Second Freight Train leaves Winsted a, l2 4OPM. -
 A Passenger Car will be attached to each Freight Train. l STAGE LINES. ] BradIey's Stage from Woodbury. Ssuth. bury. Sou'hiord, and Oxford, will connect al Seymour lHumphre yssille) with the A Nj Train down. Returning, leaves every day or the arrival Of the 2S P M Train from Briava port, and on Tuesdays Thursdays and S.,"r days, on arrival Of the 10 30 A M Train. MeNels Stage from Wateriown. will cor. meet at Waterbury every day with inc a ef A Nj Train down. Reiurnina on arrival o the 10 90 A M Train from RridseDor, .rI on Saturdays from the s 2s P M Train1
 FenH's Stage from Li,ch6eld win com. at LAtchheld Station with botA pa ssenee d Trains each way.
 A Stage ior HiiChcOck Ocksville, cOleb,ool River and New Boston, will leave Winstot every day on arrival uf the noon passense Traia. returning io the [ IS A M Train down
 b@ Freight will Do way.billed as Msua From each Station Cor Now York, New Ha. yea, and Bridegroom.
 l PHiLo HURD. sups rinlsndsn,.
 Bridgeport, May 6, 1888. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
LTTCHFILED COUNTY
AGRlNmLTWRAIk A SHWRN

tSSUt5S&S ~e~SS~ fRVHE subscriber has made an arrangement
 with Wm, Hovey for the sale Ofhis eel ebrotcd Straw and COrn-Stalk Cutter. shall sell all sizes ot his Cutters at the lowest cash prices. wholesale and retail. By purchasing these Cutters. Farmers and Mechanics will be able to save their stock from starvation. A great variety of New YoIk & Boston FLOWS, Sythes. Pi,chfuUks, Manure Forks. Bog and Po,atOe Hooks, Shovels. Spades, &c. HARD- WARE Ot all kinds, Door Trimmings. Hand and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes ot all kinds DRY GOODS. GROCERIES, CROCKERY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron KETTLES great variety.
 Stoves and Pipe and Furniture great Va' r;etv ol inc moet approved patterns. Furnace Castings of every descripiion-- Mill Gearing of all kinds -Watei >Wheela, oye, shot, pilch-back and dpTessure-everythlng | in inc Iron line can be had at the shortest notice al Batdwin's Furnace. l Above all, BaIdwin's Improved Railroad CuAIN.PUMPS are taking the lead of every ,hine in the pump line. These pumps are sure to give satisfaction.
 peirg loca,ed on the line of the Providence, Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are sen, to any part of the United States al the shortest notice.
 Turning Lalhcs and Turning Engines. l Machinery of every descript'on maoe ana repaired. Paa,icula.' attention paid 10 getting np new Patterns of machinery, water wheel governors. horse powers and thlashers, wood saws, SGc. Sc.
 The subscriber fiatters himself that his slone experience will enable him to give satisfaction I in all the branches of hts business. ! Nrs-Call and see. Don't forget the placs. I WANTED-100 tons sc3sr Iron. II. BALDWIN | Washinpton Conn., Aug l0
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-19
GABlNByp FiURMiUlTRB,
 CHAIRS, &c,


 1WNHE subscriber having takcn tue old l Stand, occupied by his father, II. j.. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as CaO' inet Ware House. begs leave 10 inform the public, that he has on hand very large assortment of all kiads of Furniture ot his own manufacture, suited to the coun> try market, And having facilities, second to no establishment of tue kind tn this pert of the State, for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch, aud tn the best style of workmanship, feels assu- red, that he can supply customers both as to quality and price, on better terms, than can be obtained elsewhtre.. :, In his ossortmenr will be found at all .i.nes, Superb Sofas. at less than city pri- ces. Mahogany, and large number of oth- or kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Chairs ot all kinds, tables, bureans, Secretaries. and ether articles too numerous to mention.
 He earnestly request all wishing to purchase any thing in his line to give him a call, as ho is determined, to make it for the interest of all to purchase at his estab> lishmer l, on account o( superiority in the ar,ictes, and cheapness in the price.
 JAMES II. LINSLEY.
 Woodbury, Feb. 22, 1853.