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105 SUPERIOR STREET, CLEVELAND, ONO.
Branch At Franklin Mills, Ohio.

a T the earnest solicitation OF many OF the
n citizens of Franklin and vicinity, splend id rooms
fitted upt this place. for Mercantile College. Ii
is intended make this Institution eninently worthy
OF public patronage, will afford the facilities
for Commercial Instructions at Cleveland and else
where.
The same course of instruction will be adopted here
as taught at the main College, and the same diploma
will be awarded.
The Branch will be under the superntendance o
Charles Peck, Jr., shfu, practical accountant ane
familiar with the of instruction, taught at
best institutions.
The Principal ofhe Colleges may be expected at sta
ted times to give in-trnc,io1l in penmanship- The
keeping. practically used in the different parmen
otrade and commerce, including Wholesale and Reai
Commission, Banking, Manufacturing, Shipping ans
Steamboating. Individual, Partnership and Compouut
Company Einsihess. Also Mercantile Arithmetic Cor
respondence Penmanship, Political Economy and ON
mercial Law.
FERNS for the full course time unlimited S25
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LEGAL NOTICE.
DISSOLUTION.

DISSOLUTION.
NOTlCE is hersby gwen ;hat the co-purt
" nership heretofore existing under the title of
Jas Twirt Co. is this day dissolved by mutual
sent
Mr.. E. Twitt having disposed and transferred his
entire Interests in the concern TO j. Twit, who is
duly authorized TO settle all he affairs Of the firm.
JAS. TWIFT.
Ravenna, Dec. 6, SO. 1919 f. TWITT.
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Attachment Notice.

A t my instance an attachment for Six dol
IA lars and twenty cents this day issued by John
W Gardner Justice of the Peace for Franklin township,
Portage county, Ohio against the goods chattels
eys credits and effects of Thomas J. Persons abscond-
ing debtor. BURTON o. COLT.
Dated this the 14th day of December 1853. 1851 3w
FENHE LADY'S ALMANAC for 1854
H. This is gem of Book-one which every Lady
should possess No preter small present for the Hol-
days can be found. Cali and get it .
, Dec. 81, 1853 HALLS BOOK STORE.
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1t is book which ought to be in every house.
by every freside in the land. Every father and
mother too should read it, and learn from it
lesion which may save them and theirs from
much unhspp;ness, and sorrow, and mayhap
ruin.
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EMBROIDERY Flowing under sleeves
i patterns under hdk and collars fine assort-
ment just received by II L. DAY.
Sept. &c.
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NE w FALL
AMP
WINTER GOODS.

:. NEW Fd Ii
WINTER GOODS
~ GREENFiELDER. has iust received the
largest and most splendid stock of the best and latest
stye of Fall and Winter Goods brought to this
ton of the country which for STYLE finish aud durability
cannot be surpassed My stock of coats consists of
the following kinds pilot beaver mohair nigerhead pc
tersharn blanket, felt, broad cloth, and satinet
Also an endless variety frock dress sack and box
pants vests boys clothing of every knd quality and
color.
Furnishing Goods,
From the finest white linen the cheapest hickory shirts
wrappers drawers socks gloves cravats stocks neck ties
suspenders handkerchie shirts, collars trunks vases,
carpet bags umbrellas india Rubber asens, etc etc.
Come one, come all and give a call,
And will tryto suit you ALL
C. GREENFIELDER.
Ravenna, Sept. Goth 1858.
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A QuHrtette.
"Softly, lightly sweety sing."
A Quartette assung by the Bhkely Family, at
their popular Concerts, composed by j. Z. Web
ater. Just received and for sale at
HALLS Book STORE,
Dec, Gosh, 1858.
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Office Cleveland & Pittsburgh r. X. Co.
Cleveland. Dec. 4ih, 1853.
FE1HE annual meeting of the Stockholders will he held
q on Wednesday, the 4th day of January next at ten
o'clock, A. NJ the office of The company in Cleve-
and-at which time twelve Directors to be chosen
10 serve the ensetag year.
1851 S. FoIJAMBE, Secretary-
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Esaac II. Hopper.
A Quartettt

A TRUE LIFE; by l.. Maria Child. A
IN new supply just received, and for sn!o ut
dec 30 Halls BOOK SToRE.
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TestimOny Continued.

Patients should mark well tho dates given above.
Cur entire time being pre-engaged, attendance must
accord strictly with pu )lished announcements.
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While pc, using its pages we were more than ever
impressed with the truth of the apothegm
.' To err is human,
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MORE LIGHT.

MORE LIGHT.
FENHOSE in want oil Lamp for burning all
n kinds of grease that viii give zach hight as
three candles with about third the expense be
accommodated by calling at
1916 BE ECKLEY & RAWSON:S.
d. NJ. SoMERyrLLE. DAal.. kEDFIELD.
NOTiCE.-l nave taken Mr.. Redfed. OF
" Hartford Conn, an Old and Experienced Tailor.
partner in the Merchant Tailoring and Clothing Bus
mess at the Did stand nearly opposite the BANK.
Ravenna. October s. 1858. d. NJ. SoMERvILLE.
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Probate Court of POItage County,
Ohio.
II. L. Carter, Admr. of
Rhoda J. Law, decd p..;
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Young Ladies Seminary,
OF HUDSON,

TE3HE Winter Session of This Institution will
u open Monday, the 9th day of January next.
Tuition Charges.
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DECEMBER APPOINTMENTS A
"a 5S
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Fancy Dry Goods.

BEFORE you buy your Spring purchases
examine q: Bradford's in Wolcoitville the
preltseai. cheapest and most fashionable lot Of
Dress Goods ever offered 70 the Ladies OF
Lilch6eld.C County.
Black Silks Of celebrated Manufacture and
warranted not 10 crack. from ,s7 io.Si,s7 per
yard beautiful Nous. de LANES from l9 to IS
.cts. Shalley and Besage 1aiaes from - 10
81, Lawns and Frehc6 MGslins from 8 10 IS,
Ginghams of new styles rs Gle per yard.
Calicoes Of every shade and price.
ENBRoiDERED CoLLARs, UNDeRsLsEvEs,
CaEMlsETgs, Iniainis' Waiais, Edgings and
dong snd shot embroidered Milis,
hid, silk and lisle thread Gloves. black, sllk
and fancy Shawls--in fact. = full assortment
Of choice Goods. CHEAP, under the syetem
purchase. viz: CASH aud Exchange. Try
me, and prove what say.
~ Butter wanted Al exchange.
BRADF0RDsS CHEAP STORE,
WOlcOltville, c..
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NEAR Rssan.

r. OSBORN & CO. having purchs>
sed the stare Of Goods Of Samuel Buel
.. D.. will continue the sale Of Dry Goods.
Groceries, Paints and Oils. Particular atten-
Ton will be paid TO the sale of DRUGs and
;MEpictNEs, all Of which are warranted pure.
All sales will be superintendent by Dr.. z.
Osborn. whose long experience shall give
aiisfaciion.
The subscriber would respectfully offer
his services 70 the iahabitants Of Liich"
ield and its vicinity as Physician and
Surgeon. E OSBORN, n. d.
LiIchheld, Sept Is 1852
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We W. STOCK
AND SPRING GOODS.

THE undersigned. having just returned
from Market, with fnll and complete as
sortmcnt Of Boots and Shoes. unsurpassed
for beauty and fashion, selected with great
care and attention in reference to the Spring
and Summer trade. Among our large stock
may be found every new style known 10 the
trade, many Of which are magnificent in the
extreme, and, altogether aew incduniiy, Ous
stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality
beyond dispute and we are bound TO cell at
all hazard.
We therefore iaviie all, in this and me
neigkborisg towns to give us can, assuring
them, that they will fi"d tina, which they hate
long sought FOR. to wi, the height Of FASH
lou, beauty, aud durability combined, in
the article Of Ladies', Gents, Misses, boys
and Childrens Boots, Shoes, Caters, Oxford
ties, Polkas, Jenny Liuds, Monterey Cosh.
man. ties, Sc. &c. Al tine Old Brick Slore.
FIST Door West OF The Conri House.
ea x MEAFOY s. TROWBRIDGE.
kitchfeld, April 25, 1853
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GABlMET FWRNUlTlE,
CHAIRS Gzc-

1HVHE subscriber having taken tho old
i Stand, occupied by his father. H. j.
Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab
met Ware HeHse. begs leave TO inform the
public, thar lie hes ON hand very large
assortment of all kinds of Furniture Of
his own manufacture, suited to the cOun~
try market, ind having facilities, second to
no establishment of the kind in this part
of the State, for manufacturing any article
10 his line, to order, with despatch, and in
the best style of workmanship, leels aesu-
red, that he can supply customers both as
to quality and price. on better terms, than
can be obtained elsewhere.
In his assortment will be fOund at 81
times, Superb Sofas, at less than city pri
Gee. Mahogany and large number OF 9th
or kinds Of Rocking Chairs. and Chairs Of
all kinds, tables, bureaus, Secretaries. and
ether articles too numerous tomeRtion.
He earnestly request all wishing 40
pur base any thing in his line to give him
a call, as he is determined, 10 make it.fOr
the interest Of all to purchase at his estab>
lishm or, on account Of superiority 10 the
articles, and cheapn ess in the price.
JAMES II. LINSLEY.
Woodbury., Feb. 22, 1853.
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Estfls q ElrSt, Int Mighty at Last.
Traveller through dusty road
EtFsNed ae6gns on the lea,
And one took root and sprosfoo "P'
And grew into tree.
Love sought its shade a. evening "'"''
To breath It's early VOWS.
And Age was pleased IN heals OF noo''
TO bask beneath i:s bOnghs.
The dormouse loved its dangling iwig@
The bride sweet music bore,
Il stood glory in its place. as
A blessing evermorc -
A little spring had lost lie way
Among the grass and ferns 5s
A passing stranger scooped a well,
Where weary men might turn.
He walled il IN, and hung with care
A lsdle at the brink
He thought not of the deed he did,
But ludg'd that ;oil might drink.
He passed again. and 10 the wei,
BY summers never dried,
Had cooled ten thousand Parching tongues
And saved lie beside!
A dreamer dropp'd a random thought
Twas old, and SET WIS he"s
A simple fancy Of the brain,
But strong in being srue
1t shown upon a genial mind, @ *
And 10! its light became
A lamp Of life, a beacon ray,
A nlonitory fame.
The thought was small. its issue great /;
A watch liire1sh the hill. A
II shedirs radiance Ear adown,
And cheers the valley s'illl
A nameless man. amid the crowd
That throng'd the daily mart.
g Let fall q word Of Hope and Love,
Unsl1died from the heart:
"A whisper on the sDn,ult thrown,
A fraRsifory becath, aa4H
II raised brother from the dust,
Il saved soul from death.
Ogerm! Q fount! Q word OF love!
o thought a, random cast!
Ye were but little at the first,
But mighty at the last
CHARLES MAcKAy.
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Naugatuc Railroad.
EiSas - - -
Summer arrangement, commencing July
Is, 1858.

Summer arrangement, commencing JGty
Is, 1858.
Trains OUT Or FSRibcEPoRr.
FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winsted at 5 20 A. NJ, connecting a,
Stratfora with ,hel5 tc8 "A. NJ, Train from
New Haven.
Second Freight Train leaves .Bridgeyor,
for W'aIetbusy, iat 8 90 A. M. connecting ut
Straiiord with the'7 30 A. NJ. Train from New
Haven.
First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport
for Winsted, ailO.3s A. M, or on arrival Of
the A. M. Express Train 4rom New York,
connecting at the Junction with the 10. Is A.
NJ. Train from New Haven.
Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport
for Waterbury, at 4.O5 p. M.
Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge
port for Winsied at ,S.4S P. M., or ON the ar.
rival Of tho 3.OOP. M. Express Tain from
New York, connecting at the Junction with
the 30 p. M. Train from New Haven.
rRAlNs-IN ro.BplpeEPoRT.
Fret Passenger Train leaves Waterbury
for Bridgeport nj 30 A. M, connecting at the
Junction with train 10 New Haven, and a
Bridgeport with the $50 A. M. Train for
| New York.
Second Passenger Train rietves Winsted
Ills A. NJ, connecting at the junction
with Train To New Haven. and at Bridge
| port with the 10 81 A M Train TO New York.
Fret Freight Train will leave Waterbury
Tor Bridgeport at I p NJ.
| Third Passenger Train leaves Wiastei Al
1850 r M'c6nnectin;s at the function with a
Train 10 New Haven, and nj Bridgeport with
the 443 p M Train to New York.
Second Freight Train leaves Wineted Al
/ 1850 p M.
APassenges Ger will be attached to each
freight TNiR.
| Bradley'seStag from Woodbury., South.
bury, Sou,hford, and Oxford, will connect At
Seymoar't Humphreyesillc) with the 8 A M
| Train down. Returning, leaves every day on
the arrival OF The 5ss M Train from Bridge.
| port, and on Tuesdays Thursdays and Satur.
days, on arrival Of the 10 80 A NJ Train.
! MeNeils Stage from WATERFOWL, will con-
meet at Waterbury every day with the 8 80
A M Train down. Returning on arrival Of
the 10 so A M Train from Bridgeport, and
on Saturdays from the 5 80 p NJ Train,
Fenn's Stage from Li,ch6eld will connect
at Litchfield Station with both passen ger
/ Trans each way.
A Stage Tor Hitchcock sville, Colebrook
River and New Boston, will leave Winsted
every day On arrival Of the noon passenger
Train, returning 10 the IS A M Train down
To- Freight will be way. billed as usual
from each Station Tor New York, New Ha.
ven, and Bridgeport. ss
PHiLo HURD, Superintendent.
i Bridgeport. May s, 1858.
j -
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WIDOWS AND SOLDIERS sc.
DYa late Act Of Congress the WidOws and
d minor children Of officers, non commits
stoned, officers musicians and Privates. both
egular and volunteer Of the war of 1912 ana
of the Incian wars since 1890, are entitled to
FIVE years half pay.
The Widows Of all revolutionary pensions
ers though married since 1900 arc entitled TO
pensions. My terms fer procuring pensions
are liberal, and my facilities such as to guar
antee success. would invite all persons who
NAV have claims on the Government to give
me call. All advice free Of charge.
HENRY BGKAVES. Attorney OF Law
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WATERBURY, LUMBER 4,C0lL 60.
NEW YORK.
EDWARD LAMBERT q CO.,

sEDWARD LAMBERT q CO.,
81 BROADWAY, opposite the U. States
Bonded Warehouse, importers and Jobbers Of
Rich Sitks,
PARTS D:ess Goods,
Shawls, Gloves,
Embroideries,
White Goods,
Ribbons, >kcs,
invite the attention Sc Merchants from all sec.
tions 10 their unrivalled assortment Of
SILK AND FANCY DRIP GOODS,
imported with special reference 10 the wants
o: first class buyers. and in three important
particulars, viz; Taste, Variety and Price,
believed 10 be unequalled.
Messrs. E In Co., having been engaged
in this business for many years in Philadcl.
phia, where the taste is not unlike, in many
,espccts, 10 that Of the Northern and Eastern
States. they would call particular attention 10
their styles, many ofNwhich are controlled en-.
tirely by them.
I, having been remarked that our busiress
is almost exclusively Southern. we would beg
leave 10 say that our goods are adapted to ev.
cry eecsiUn ofrlhe United States, Northern.
Southern, Eastern land w ern land that In
siyle and price they will be found eqUarts-anS
osher HoIse.
| On and after Decembcr lsi, next, we shal
occupy nur new Marble Warehouse, now be
ing erected, No. So Chambers Street, 4 door
from Broadway, directly opposite the Park.
July 6, 1858. 9
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'JsRusHA MAxr1ELD Petition for Divorce.
" :, !. rs : 49, 40. and , uraeso' NO

"a Vs HT9af4 " ouS Ss"SsW wv
WILLIAM J. MAxfIELp tice thereon.
WHEREAS Jerusha Msx6eld of the town
Of New Milford, in Li,chfcli county, has
brought aier petition 10 the Superior Count to-
be holden at Lich6eld, wi,bia and Tor said
County, on the Sd Tuesday Of August A. d.
1853. praying for TO be divorced from her kus-
band, said William ]. Max6eld, % per petit
ton dated the 30ih day Of May. A. D. 1858,
does fully appear, and il being averred IN said
petition that said William ]. Maxield is not
q resident Of this State, and the came being
Further shewu 10 me. and that his place Of rec
Idehce is unknown TO saidspe,itioaer--
Therefore, II is hereby ordered that notice
Of the pendency Of said petition be given 10
the said Witsfatn q Maxficld, the respondent,
by publishing this order Of notice 10 news.
paper printed at Litchfield in said L'tch6eld
county. Cor the period three weeks success
lively, the FIRST ~psib.4catiun 10 be made within
the month Of June A. d. 1858.
Dated al Woodbury., June 9ih, A. d. 1858
CtlAS. B. PHELPS,
Judge County Court
for Li,clfield County.
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LITCHFILED COUNTY
AGRnEULTiURAIL STORE

AGRICULTURAL STORE.
FUNHE subscriber has made an arrangement
Il with VIM, Hovey for the sale Ofhis Gel
cbrated Straw and Corn-Stalk Cutter. shall
sell all sizes OF his Cutters al tine lowest CASH
prices. wholesale and retail. By purchasing
these Cutters. Farmers and Mechanics will be
able 10 save their stock fGoln starvation
great variety OF New Yoik s. Boston PLOWS,
Sythes, PitchfoIks, Manure Forks. Bog and
Po,atoe Hooks, Shovels. Spades, &c. HARD
WARE Of all kinds, Door Trimmings. Hand
and Circular Saws, Files. Nails and spikes OF
all kinds: DRY GOODS. GROCERIES,
CROCKERY and TIN Ware, Brass and Iron
KETTLES great variety.
Stoves and Pipe aud Furniture. great va'
riety Of the moet approved patterns.
Furnace Castings Of every description
Mill Gearing of all kinds Water Wheela,
owe, shot, pitch back and pr essure-eveVything
in the Iron line can he had at the shortest
notice al Baidwin's Furnace. ...,-.-
Above all, Baldwin's Improved RAILROAD
CHA!N-PUMP are taking the lead of every
thing in the pump line. These pumps are
sure to give satisfaction.
Reing located on the line Of the Providence,
Hartford and Fishkill Railroad. pumps are
sent to any part Of the United States a, the
shortest notice.
Turning Lathes and Turning Engines.
Machinery Of every description made and
repaired. Paaticula. attention paid TO getting
up new Patterns Of machinery, water wheel
governors. herse powers and thi ashers, wood
saws, &c. SIC
The subscriber Aatiers himself that hislone
experience will enable him to give Satisfaction
in all the branches vt his business
aJ-Call and see. Don't forget the p2acs.
WANTED-lOO tons sc.sp IRON
II. BALDWIN.
Washington, Conn.,, Aug 10
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HVHE Store of the Subscriber win be weekly
Il replenished with NEw GeoDs, from the
New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing
Houses, and from ali the principal American
manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment
may be found all kinds Of
Letter, Cap DTasOing, Note and Fany Papers;
White, Buff f. EnGnseled Envelope;
Papier Nache, Rosewood, Mahogany & Leader
Writing Desks, Work Bones, &C.;
Cletk, Leather and Papier Macke POrtetOlios,
From S71<.cts. to $500 each;
An styles Of Gard Gases and Porte 1l6nnGies
Wallets and Pocket Books;
Steal; Six and Kid Purses; Banksrs' Gases;
Lsbin's Celebrated Genuine Perfsmes;
FayinGs Unriualed Cologne;
Bridal Glove 8. RandEerchisf Pvfamed Boxes,
Building Blocks, Wood Alphabess;
-Telcet, Iron, Tin and z;sdia Rubber Toys,
Pdatl r. 7Uoy 4S6lsts; WI
Crying Babies; China, War and Rubber Dolls;
Games too numerous convention;
Magnets, Masks. y. Magic Lanterns;
sAaasar, Cloth, Hat, Tooth, Nail r. Latksr Brushes,
Gentlemen's Dressing Cases;
Shell and Horn Dressing Combs; Ivory Combs;
Lanes companions HPo0' 'oea"ds;
a" s'"ds 1sao0sr 6o.s vsste Aege's;
1aava'0n'cans' f'cssC'cs' Sana 1cys' 1s0 6s3''
0p''o ~ n'asses, .0''e' 8, 1.00eI'"g 0'o''s''
,.., D @s'M1 1: 70, az" a. a'a'0s,e'e':;
4yom O'0u 11a.' O''s, A0ses o"do'ag Soaps
: Ckessboards. Dice. Checkers.
.Se,v;no Birds. s;r kinds. ,,om azH n eaH cont.
.P.nEn;,,.. s..;..o.. o,d g..
,sJ,,,.u........ .I....r
n.,y 49, g. On,
~. ~ v,'o' ~ u'' ',,''' ", -. o''.s' m
A's'' s"s' Nyy ''.S'ess ." 4vsos a''1 es'''"'''
Ae"T seas or Stamps a" sty'e';
Water calors. from g cent. 10 $500 nsr dor
Fancy Paper and Glass Boxes;
transparent, Porcelain asal. Pepper Slases,
A large assortment Of 1ssifsng3' Wedding Cards:
Stationery articles !" general;
noe'y x'na q Aeg@ O F.o0ate 6'a"1s;
sTeo0'n9 Ao'0t'onesy ana ~fs1sns, oese qaota'es;
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Rridgeport Power Company.

TIOHIS Company are about erecting, in a
4 central location. several buildings, each
Four Hundred ieet in lengih, fifty feet in
width, and three stories high, for the purpose
Of letting out PTOpelling power and room to
such manufacturers as may desire. They will
he provided with from THREE to FIVE hum
dIed horse POWER and will have accOmmoda~
.ions Tor about 1000 workmen. Applications
fer Power and Room may be made personally
or BY letter TO either Of the subscribers.
p T BARNUM.
VIM H NOBLE,
D w THOMPSON,
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NEW GOODS.
n. III. RICHARDS.

w = RIG II AN z 2 Az r 0Re
HAS just received large assortment Of
Ii Spring and Summer Goods, consisting
OF Broadclolhs, Cassimcres, and Trimmings
Of all kinds.
Also-Ready Made Clothing, consisting Of
every article 10 the Clothing zine, and his
stock Of Clothing is all his own manufacture,
and warranted, to give the best satisfaction.
Furnishing Goods in a great variety. and
large assortment Of Small Checks Tor boys
Clothing, which will be sold EheaPfor each.
Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good 0uality,
aud Low Prices. is the Motto. Come aud
see. FRS, Store East Of Wheeler's Hotel,
West Street Liieh6cld. 3
NJ B. l vii! not he andersoiA.
THOMAS II. RICHARDS.
l.itchfeld March "a 1853.
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Geese EemflAGnrs.

THE subscribers have made arrangements
20 heep0 constant supply OF . FIRST rate arr
tscle Of GEESE FEATtiERS--selec,ed and
packed with great care BIZ ourselves. 10 pack.
ages Of from 20 10 SO lbs and will furnish OF
all ,i,nesany quantity from 90 10 1900 lbs, Of q
quality they viii weren't as good 40 the best
and nj as low prices as can be purchased Of
equal qoali,y in the State.
8. & L. HURLBUT.
Winchester. 1858.
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SILVER WARE.
Fine Gold & Silver Watches, Jewelry
Fancy Goods. sc.

E04Oy WVWuS. w.
AT the Old Stand No. 9 Exchange place,
BRIDGEPORT. CT.
TIME firm OF Blackman & Santor.iso long
- known at the above place having dis
solved, the business is now conducted by the
subscriber who will be happy to see all who
visit the city either for business or pleasure.
II Is my intention to keep larger assortment
than has eve. HNen offered In this place, which
will at all times be treelv shown either TO the
purchaser or the curious.
My Stock ofJewelry is very large and EN-
braciHg everysty!e in iashion.bo 6ne Col,
and plated.
Ladies and Gent!emtn's Gold Watches o
every description, qualify and price. from
$40 to 5000, and Silver Lever, Lepine, and
Verge Watches Of every quality that can be
warranted TO keeptime. Silver Forks, SPOONS
Knives. Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs. Sc, large
assortment always on hand warranted as pure
as coin, and Of the most fashionable style,
silver work OF all kinds madeto order, Jewelry
and Spectacles made and repaired.
Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals,
Plates. Spoons &C. engraved in a superior
style.
Fine Watches. repairedin the most perfect
manner, and warranted in all cases to perform
we'll, Watches sent by Express or otherwise
for repairs will receive immediate attention.
GEO. 8 SANFORD
No 2 Exchange Place