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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

THR BoUEsE.-Every transatlantic steamer,
when Paris matters are touched, has something
70 say of the Dourse? 1t is plainly what cor
responds to our Exchange-the gathering point
of the monsy men Of the city; and the street
(Tuel on which it is situated is something like
State street.
The Bourse is one of the beautiful structures
in the great metropolis. 1t is 2l2 by l26 feet,
and is surrounded by range of sixty six Cor
int HAN columnF. Although commenced in
March, 1907, it was not completed until 1926
on account Of vicissitudes of intervening time.
Over the entrance is inscribed - ourse ct
Tribunal de Commerce." The roof is composed
entirely ofiron and copper, and during business
Lours at this seat of Mammon for the French
Empire the national flag floats over the edIice.
Portions ofthc interior are beautifully decorated
~ figures e,nbomalic Of commerce, abundance,
&C., with paintings of several OF the cities Of
France. Ladies were formerly admitted to the
Iourse, but as it was found to encourage a
passion in the geutler sex for gambling in
stocks, they are not now allowed to enter dur
ing hours Of business. Total cost OF the
roarse 6,l4o,00O francs. There are stirring
tines within its walls and upon its pavements
during the hours allotted for public operations.
- Boston BE.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
CHANGE Or HOURS.
Montreal a. NeEY E0yk.
AND
PlaltSburgh Il Montreal Railroads,

OPea hcough from PiattsJmgh 10 .HouireaI.
F'li and Winter Arrangement.
az aud after Monday Nov. lst, l552,
W and Gnui further notice Passenger trains
Len,e Montreal for PIalts5urgh at ll45 \. NJ. and
Arrive at246P. NJ. and 81 r VI .
" M1ntrca. ior . 5deUsburghDt l. - \. NJ
Arrive at us p. VI.
P'nushurah Tor Montreal at r. ?. VI and
IjP. Il.
Au,ye at 50 +. NJ. and 81 p. NJ
M1nireol ior OsIcnsburgh at 81 \. NJ and
-. IS P.M.
Arrive at l.l5 P. VI. and : 10 p. VI
Trains connect az Montreal VITA steamers TO-.
QIeuec and the 81. Lawrence Il Atlantic Railroad
ior Slerorooke and Intermediate stltions.
Trains connect at Mo pers Junction with Northern
(OIdensburehI Rllroad ior Ogdrnsbui III aud Lake
Ontlrlo Steamers for Lewiston, Niagpl Falls and
Upper Canada aud all ports on the Western Ltkes.
TrainscOuh-ct nt Plattshurgh by Steamer TO Bur
lington with Rutland " Burlington Railroad and
connecting lines Tor Troy, Albany, New York and
Boston, aud all Intermediate stations. Also with
steamersiD Whitehall to the Saratoga Y Washing
ton taroad and connecting lines OF Road 10 Troy
Albany and New York.
Passengers wall hnd this route unequa.led torcom-
iuu ana .lsputcu, aud attended with Tess fatigue and
Ge.-y shan any Other # possesses moreover the adj
van q ufa hort Frrriage OF only GtteeR minutes
ncrCge tfa Ri""r ST Lawrence at Cdughnawaga
which has never been known to freeze, and can be
Out ieuty rriied anon at all seasons at the year.
3 u i'rt..ht Hrausrun daily each way.
Tor particulars e Freight and Passenger Tariff.
AiaASE checked rhroUgh.
ISAAC b. CULVER, Superintendent.
November 10. 1902. d&~ti
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

DENTAL DEPOT,
~ fremont Row, Boston.


DR.. CoDNAN's, formerly Jos Buructt's
Mineral Teeth, the largest aud best assortment
ever offered Tor sale and used by the most eminent
den lists in New England Chrvalcr's Celebrated
Instruments, at his catalogue prices Gold Silver
Pate and Wire, cut 20 pattern DR.. llurris's New
" ork on Dental surgery, just out. Importer Of
Phtina, Tooth Brushes, French Souls, &c. a.,
wholesale ana retail, at lowest cash prices. Orders
for all kinds Of Su .gcai Instruments.
MIR. WElPPbE,
No 90 Washington street, Boston
Who has done 50 much tor the advance Of he
Dagucrrcotypr ant, is now doing an extensive ISL
ness Ch'stolIty ping dis an OF DaGurteuype on
paper) They have not the diS1grceahe glare ut or
dinary Dagurrreotypes, and July equal 20 the finest
engraviugs.
Persons visiting the city would do well not to
leave before visiting this interesting establishment
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13
.NORYHEH.N R.IILRO.4U, " Y.
FAIL. .silANG VI NTS.

IL - = Is ' - u VI H ~ %
IN and after Friday, October /, lS52,
" trains viii run a. toows:-
GOING EAST,
LIST Passenger Train, LrtvrS Ogdenshurghat A. VI .
Arrives at Ronscs Point, 40 p. NJ.
Passenger Train, Leave O.Jensburgh at }. r. NJ.
Arrive, at Rousr's Point, 20 P. NJ.
GOING WEST:
list Passenger Train, Leaves Rouse's Point at 5, A. NJ
Arrives AZ OIdrn-bnr4h, l2,Au r. N.
Passenger Tram Leaves Rouse l'oint at g., NJ.
Arrives at O1densburgh, as, P. NJ.
First PHssc eyer Train going Ia-'.
onnr"ts at Moorrs with the 7 nt'shurgh ana Mop
uea Railro1d Tor Montreal and Quebec, and Pats-
ourgh, Burlington and WhitehnI'--Conuccts at
ton,r's Point with the Vermont Central Railroad
tor Boston and New York connects at Rou--'s
Point III the Rutland aud Burlington Railroad by
steam Bo1ts to Burlington, and thence 10 Boston
and New York.
second Passenger Train going East.
Connects with the Piattshurgh and Montreal Rail-
road at Noorrs, tor Montreal and Qnrbcc-Con-
meets with the Vermont Central K ,ilroad tor Iiostou
B arlington ana New York. Connect, with the
Sean Boats 10 whitehall, thence by the Saratoga
and rroy Railroads, to Sa'atoga Springs, Troy and
New York. Connects bV Steam Boat with Rutland
aud Burlington Rrllroad at Burlington, for Troy
Boston and New York.
FIRST Passenger Train going West.
Connects at OIjrn>bur1h with tn" Express Line of
l. Ike Ontaro Steamers at O'Clock p VI Tor kjnI-
ston, Tnrorto, lllmton, Lewiston, Niagara Fais
anJ Buffalo.
Second Passenger Train going Souht,
Connects VITA Lake Ontario Line OF Steamers for
Kingston and all ports the American shore OF
Lake Ontario, aud with Hamilton.
Q . -Four Freight rrdinsledvr q Idensburgh and
RcuS"'s Point daily, Sundays excepted
:" Fer Terms OF Freight apply t. George V.
lloyle, Agent. L nH>r's Point.
CHARLES l.. SCHLATTER,
Chief Engineer and Superintendent
Oct. ;, 1852. dNwti
Entered cCOrdIuu % Art uf ('nuurrss tia, yenr
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1853-05-13

Why not be polite? How much does it cost
to say" thank you? Why not practic po-
likeness at home? To your husband, your
children, your domestics? If stranger does
YOU some little net of courtesy, how sweet the
smiling Acknowledgement If your husband
oh! it's matter of course! no need of thanks.
Should all acquaintance tread on your dress,
your very, very best, and by accident tear it,
how profuse you are with your ''never mind
don't think Of it don't care at all" II o
husband does il, he gets black frown-if Il
child, he is chastised.
All these are little things, say you. They
tell nightly upon the heart, let ms assure you,
little as they are.
A gentleman stops at friends house, and
finds it all in confusion. lie "don't see any
thing to apologize for-never thinks of such
little matter" Everything is all rIghl---cold
supper, cold room. crying children 'pcrtcctly
comfortable" Goes home where TIE wife has
been taking care Of sick ones, and working
her life almost out. "Dont see why things
can't be kept in better order; there never was
such cross children before No apOi) yles
needed at home!
Why not be polite at home: Why not use
freely that golden coin of courtesy: How
sweetly they sound those little words, Il thank
you," or "You are very kind!' Duubly. yes
thrice sweet from the lips we love, when heart
smiles make the eye sparkle with the clear
light Of affection.
BE polite to your children Do You expect
them to be mindful of your welllre? TO
grow glad at your approach? To boupl away
to 90 your pleasure before the request is hall
spoken? Then with all your dignity and au-
thorly, mingle poteness give 1t a niche III
yonr household temple. Only then will you
have learned the true secret of senins out in
the world, real FINISHED" gentlemen AMI la
dies.
.What we saw, we say unto ALI" be polite.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12

Ate Court of Probate holden at Plymouth,
 within and for the District of Plymouth,
 on the 95th day of April A. D. 1858.
 Present, AM MI GIDDINGS, Judge.
 UPON the petition of DAVID D. WAR NER oi Plymouth in the County of Litch- field showing io this Court that he is Guar dian of JOHN T. MITCHELL of Plymouth, , within said District Minor. That said Mi- nor IS the owner of Real Estate situated in said Plymouth (viz) one undivided third part of the following described piece OfLand lying Westerly fro'n Plymouth Centre being a part of the farm lately owned by Jotham l. L.ndington, deceased, containing m the hole about toEty five acres, Bounded North on Benjamin Harser and Josiah Smith's land East on said Harger, Lucius Bradley, A. c. Gaylord and C. E. Gaylord, and Jane Halls land, South on Highway and Widow Martins land, and West on Land ofGeOrge S. and Sheldon F. Potter, said Minors inter | cs, m said prop srty being volued at at about Two Hundred and Thirty Dollars. Tha! it would be for the benefit of said Minor to have his interest in said proper " sold aod the avails thereof invested Tn some more productive way as the Law pro- vides, praying for Liberty 10 sell said proper ty for the purpose aforesaid as per Petltlon on file.
 It is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notice of said application by causing the same 10 be published in one ot the newspapers printed in Lirchield, in the County ofLitch6eld, three weeks successive. ly at least six weeks before the hearing and that said petition will be heard at the Pro. bate Office in said District on the lst day ot July next at 10 o'clock in the forenoon.
 Certified from Record,
 AMHti GIDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
SILVER WARE. Fine Gold & Silver Watches, Jewelry
 Fancy Goods. &C.

At the Old Stand No. ? Exchange place. .--. BRIDGEPORT. CT. TNHE firm ot Blackman & Sanfordso long known at the above place having dis- solved, the business is now conducted by the subscuiber who will be happy to see all who visit the city either for business or pleasure. It IS my int tcntion to keep larger assortment than has eve. Heen offered in this place, which will at all times be freely shown either to the purchaser or the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelry is very large and em: bracing every style in fashion.both fine G0l' and plated.
 Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches every description, quality and price. from $2O to $2OO, and Silver Lever, Lepine, and Verge Watches of every quality that can be warranted to keep time. Silver Forks, Spoons Knives. Ladies, Cups. Sugar tongs, &c.,, large assortment always on hand. warranted as pure as coin, and of the most fashionable style, silver work of all kinds made to order, Jewelry and Spectacles made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons Sc. engraved in superior style. j 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. s. SANFORD.
 -. No 2 Exchange Place.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE MnvEoVlr NTos,mEM nh,urSva~ Nnwnm~~~


 BE it known that we, the subscribers, do hereby associate ourselves as a body polite and corporate. pursuant to 1.-the provisions of the 14,h Chapter of tho Title Sd of the Revised -Staiusos of tlso State of Connecticut, entisled " Of Joint Stock Corporations" and the fol. lowing are the articles of association and | agreement:
 Article I-The name of the said corporation shall be the NORFOLK MANUFACTURING CoM- PANY.
 Ar. 1.-The capital stock of said corpora ton shall be Seven Thousand Dollars, and ;he said capital stock shall be divided into Two Hundred and Eighty Saares, of Twenty Five Dollars each Share.
 Art IlI-The purpose for which said corpo. ration is established is the following, viz: To u,a nulacturc, sell and deal in articles made in whole or in part of Cotton or Woodland to deal in buying and selling any kind of goods, wares or merchandise and to purchase and sell all articles necessary Or convenient for the prosecution of the said business. and general. | ly.to do all things incidental to said business, and necessary to the management of the | same. a..se. l ArIV-The Statute Law of the State of ] Connecticut relating 10 Joirt Stock Corpora lions is hereby particularly referred to and made part ofthese Articles, and this corpora i lion hereby established and orgaaized under and pursuant to the said Statute Law, shall have the power, and proceed according to the regulations described and specified therein.
 Art V-Each subscriber 10 these articles agrees to take the Dumber of shares annexed to his name of the capital stock of said corpo- ratitn leach share to be twenty-five dollars as vforesaid. and to be paid by ins.allments as the Directors of said corporation shall call in the same. Era s. 1a ....5s..s. - l Art Vl-The notes oi bills payable of this corporation shall be signed by the President or Treasurer, and couniersigaed by the Sec. retary, to be good against said corporation.
 Art VII-The corporate name shall not be used 10 endorse any note, draft, check or bill of exchange, in which this Company has not Q direct interest. .za
 Art VZII-The said corporation is establish cd aud located in the town of Norfolk, county of Litchfeld and State of Connecticut.
 Dated at Norfolk the second day of April, D 1853. .s
 Subscribers names. Number of shares. John J Hinchman One Hundred & Sixty Joseph K Kilbourn Twenty.eight
 Franklin Hinchman Forty Henry c Kilbourn Twenty.six ... Edward E Kilbourn Twenty-six -
 The foregoing is a true copy of the original Articles of Association ofthe Norfolk Manu. featuring Company, which articles are hereby (caused to be published. at full length in con. formity with the statute in such case provided
 JNO HINCHMAN, President.
 JssEPu K KnsouRN, Secretary.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE
 WOLCOTTVILLE .. Knitting COHMnamv.

We, the subscribers, oo hereby associate ourselves, as a body polite and corporate, pursuant to the statute of the Slate of Con- tiens," and the following are our Articles of Association ..5.e .
 Article 1st-The name of this Corporation shall be " Wolco,tvillc Knitting Company"
 Art 2d-The capital stock of the corpora. ton aforesaid shall be Fifty Thousand Dollars -d.ided into Two Thousand Shares, of Twenty-Five Dollars each Share.
 Art 3d-The purposes for which said Cor poratioR is established are the following, viz spinLing Knitting and weaving cotton, ,woolen and silk goods, and manufacturing all goods of which cotton, wool and silk .,or either of them, is the principal component part, snd for general merchand,sing-and generally the doing of all business connected with or incl dental to the purposes of this Association as above specified.
 Art 4th-,rhe statute aforesaid is hereby re. ferred to and made part of these articles, and the corporation hereby established and organ ized under and pursuant to said statute. shall have the powers, and proceed according to the regulations described and specified therein.
 Art 5lh--Each subscriber.to these articles agrees to take the number of shares annexed 10 his name of the Capital Stock of said cor. poration, each share to be Twenty Five Dol lars as aforesaid, and to be paid for as the Di- rectors of said coroporation shall. call in the same.
 Art 6th-Said corporation is established and located in the village of Wolcottvlle, town of Torrington and State of Connecticut.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth

At Court of Probate holden at Plymouth within and Tor the Distrc: of Plymouth on
 the g h day of April A. D. 1853.
 Present, AMMI GlDDINGS, Esq, Judge. UPON the petition of Mary Ann Mitchell of Plymouth in the County of Litch6cld shcw ing 70 this Court, thnt she is Guardian of ROSETTA MITCHELL of Plymouth within said district, minor That said minor is the owner of real estate situated in said Plymouth VIZ: one undivided third part of the following described piece of Land lying westerly from Plymouth centre beng part of the farm. lately owned by Jotham Lud- ington, deceased, containing in the whole about forty five acres, Bounded North on Benjamin Haiger and Josiah Smith, East on said Harger, Lucims Bradley, A. c. Gaylord, c. E, Gaylord, and Jane Halls land South on highway and Widow Martins Land and West on Land of George s. and Sheldon F. Potter zaid minors interest in said property being valued a, about two hundred and thirty dollars. That it would be for the benefit of said Minor to have hes interest in said prop erty sold and tho avails thereof otherwise safely and legally invested praying for liner. ry to sell said property for the purpose aforc- said, as per petition on file.
 It is ordered by this Court, That said Guardian give notice of said application, by causing the same to be published in one of the Newspapers prin:ed in Lichfield in the County of Litchheld three weeks successive ly, at feast six weeks before the hearing i; and that said petition will be heard at the Probate Office in sad district on the 1st day of July next, at 9 o'clock, in the forenoon.
 Certified (iom Record.
 AMMI GIDDINGS. Judoc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
LEGISLATIVE REPORTS.

Inc DalIy COurant will contain during the ensuing session of the Legislature, impar- iiAl repoFts of the proceedings in the Senate and House of Representatives. It will be mailed tO any pa Tt of tho State, during the session for Seventy.fve cents, or it will be sen. for period 10 inclade the session and the publication of the laws, for One Dollar.
 P Subscriptions in aM cases must be made iA advance.
 POstmasters and others who procure eight Subscribers and remit the pay for the same, will be entitled to copy of the paper for thee months.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
NEW GOODS
 AT THE T.AnTES9 ST0R E.

TUSr received, a new supply of fashionable C L,dies' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c., comprising Plain and Figured French and English Muslin, and Barrage De Laines Al. @ French and American Super Mourning and Fancy Calico Prints. Btack and Colored Dress Silks, Poplins and Alpac ca, Mourning and Colored Square ard Long Shawls, Mcurn' ing and White Wrought Swiss Collars, Col. laretts and Cuffs. Swiss, Book, Jacket and Lace Edgings anG Insertings, Velvet and Silk Ribbons, Ribbon Gimps, Fringes, &c., Alex. ander's and other, Super Kid, Silk and Tn, cad Gloves, Patent Rubber, and Morocco Shoec Paper Hangiags, a large stock of Muslin and Woolen Shirts and Linen Collars, Bleached and Brown Cotton Shcetings, Shirtings Tickings, Ticks, &c.~
 ALSO. Groceries. Teas, Sugars, Molasses Candies.-Also 10000 Hay6ens' Bricks ard Pine Boards, for sale Cheap. ,,,.
 @ 200 Sewers wanted on Skirts and In der Shirts.
 S. N. BRONSON Agent.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
A & ' Dayton

Continue to build Church and Parlor Organs which they can furnish to Societies or to in. dividua!s on reasonable notice and of any size CT pattern.
 Also, Mclodeons with all the late improve. ments, which for richness oftOne and durabil. ity arc very much improved. Having every facility for manufacturing to the best advan. tage, with experienced and ski!Iful wotkmeu in all branches of the business, we are conf. dent that we can satisfy all lovers of good music. and most respectfully invite all who de. sire 10 purchase to call and examine fol them selves. s @
 FR1cEs-Melodeon style from $45 to S75. Piano style, an elegant article of furniture S1OC
 A& J DAYTON.
 WoIcottvil.c, April 4;h, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
woodbury Bank.
 NOTICE.

THE Hon. Superior Court holden at Litch. field within and for the County of LitchGeld; Conn. has appointed and limited the time of six months from the 2lst day of March, 1853. within which tke creditors of the Woodbury Bank shall present their claims to the under signed, who were appointed by said Court Receivers of the effects and property of said Bank. sf -- @
 EDWARD A. PHELPS, of Colebnok, Ct Re. THOMAS BULL, of WoodbuEy, Ct cciv- GEO. c. WOODRUFF, of Lachfcld, Ct CTS.
 Dated Litchfeld, April 7th, 1853. 6ia14
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
Naugatuc Railroad. EE5S EEszsssz Es17SzsS zLF
Spring Arrangement. commencing April
 -as II, 1853.


 II. 1853.
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT. FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for WiDsted at 5 30 A. M. Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 8 A. M. connecting at Stratiprd with the ' A. M. Train from New Haven. r.~a. u*
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winsted, at 1928 A. M ., or on arrival of the 8 A. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the 1910 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Third Freight Train will leave Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 4.l5 F. M. Second Passenger Tram Icaves B.idgs- port for Winsied at eos P. M., or on the ar- rival of the s.sOP. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the s 45 P. M. Train from New Haven. TRAINS INTO BsIDGEPoRT.
 F'irst Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport Ut 6 A. M, connecting at the Junction with train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 7.sS A. M. Train fos New York.
 Second Passenger Traia leaves Winstsd' a, '. .OO A, M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New: Haven. 1snd at Brideo-- port with the 1Ol2. A M Trainto New York.
 Second Freight Train leaves Winstad at I9 40 P M..
 First Freight Train will leave Waterbury for Bridgeport at P N.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wiasted aa l.45 P M connecting at the Junction withA Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport win the 4.4O P M Train to New York.
 A Passenger Car will be attacked to each Freight Train.
 SrAeR LINES. < Bradley's Stage from WeOdSsr1, ssuih. bury. sou,hfOrd, and Oxford, VII ,s connect M Ss Tram down. Returning. leaves on the aHri- val of the ioas A M TIai. if from n iB.ridgsPert. And on Saturday with the 2 ;os P M Train. at Litchfield Station with both passnges Trains each way.
 n1F Freight will bs way.bills6 e usual aom each Station for New YeEk, New Ha~ ven, and BrideepOrt.
 4 PHILO HURD, SuP0rinteaaent. ,- BrideSpOrt, April g, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
M@IW @QOQ@.
 T m RTCHARDe
MnNoRAwT WATxOn.

nm RC8ANT TAI&0R. .HAs just received large assortment Ol H Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of BrOadclOlhs, CasSimeres, and Trimmings of all kinds.
 AIsO-Rcady Made Clothing, consisting Ol every article in she Clothing line, and his stock of Clothing is all his own manufacture, and warranted, to, give the best satisfaction Furnishing Goods in great variety, and . large assortment of Small Checks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for each.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Quality aud Low Prices, is the Motto. Come and see. First Store East of Whecler's Hotel West Street Liichfield.
 N. B. vii! not be tindersold.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. Litcheeld March "A 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
~ e A '" " (

THE undersigned takes this method of re-
 | turning his sincere thanks to his friends and the public generally for the very liberal patronage he has received at tFc;T, hands, He would also remind them ttG+ .,;stures are taken daily, at his Gallery. which are much admired, and pronounced by good judges to be superior to those taken at any other Estab- lishment. Renemosr the light is always best for taking Daguerreotypes in the early part of the eay @ . .a...-. -.
 Litchfald. Dec. 23th 1SS2.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12

TO rent for term of years-A Store, two 4 Dwellings. F!ouring, Saw and Plaster Mills; they willosleased separately or togeih. CT; said property is situated in Stanford, Duch> sss County, New York, in populous n; ishs sourhood about 20 miles from Ponghkeepsie and Rhinebeck. For Further particulars en.
 WADSWORTH Lits hfield, Ct.
 or E P THOMPSON, on the premises.
 February 10th 1883, @
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-05-12
store Stand For sale!

NdE Store, House, Lot, and aPpurtenan-
 ces thereunto belonging, situated in Litch6eld. three doors west of the Court House, formerly occupied by Lyman J. Smith and now occupied by H. B. Richards, tor Grocery and Provision Store. is of> fersd for sale, aud will be sold cheap. The terms of payment can be made easy to any one who wishes to purchase. Enquire of
 LYMAN !. SMITH, or
 GEO. H. BALDWIN Litch6eld, Jan 24th, 1853.