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E. NJ. BOTELER, Practtc al G AS. Fit
a he

SputhlUest corner Of eth AMI ID streets,
rs prepared at all tunes to supply the public gene
rally with GAS FITTINGS and FIXTURES, of
the latest styles and patterns the most reason-
sbie terms.
Churches Hotels, or any public or private build
iurs ttted up with GAS PIPES and FIXTURES at
the shortest notice.
Sole Agent for DIR. Kidder's PdtGSt Cos Regulator
which for economy and superior light, should be pos
ssssed by ali consumers Of gas. sep I'll
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NRW MILLINERY.

"a Mss MDRELY wishos 10 inform the Ia
~ . thst SIZE has just returned from ~ YORK
~, %'A large supply of fashionable goods, and
'he'e attention before purchasing elseW here
4VLL tree, ~ ''e h''''' side o' d A'enu'' "'~'
saSntsd-ssvsrsl - goOi Miliinsrs.
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FRENCH SONGS.

T Pavana. La Folle. De La Place. N'Efcuillez
IL Pas Les Roses. La Soeur Des Mar rguerites. De-
niers Voeux. De Rachel. Amour Et Fanatisme. Ill
Est En- Mer. La Panier De Jeanne. Les 0iseaux Ds
Notre Dame. Together with all the most popular
Foreign and American Music.
HILBUS HITZ'
dee q Music Depot.
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A SALARY NOT "BAD TO TAKE. Ma
dame Sophie Cravelli has bound herself
to the Grand Opera of Paris for two
years, on such terms as no Soprano has
ever obtained in that city. Her salary
is $4,000 year, with four months
leave of absence. She is bound to sing
but twice a week, and if ever she sings
three times, she is to receive $500 extra.
The first two months of her absence in
1855, June and July, coinciding as they
do with the Universal Exposition, are
already bought back by the management
for $1,000. This will probably give
her salary of about $4,000 per year,
which may be said to be mot bad to
take
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EMPLOYER AND EMPLoYED.-Employ-
ers too often treat those under them as
mere hirelings, who are only to be valued
by what can be got out of them. They
are not encouraged to that confidential
intercourse which would greatly enhance
their interest in the business. If they
serve faithfully, there is something due
them beside their salary, and they are
not untrequently disheartened if they
hear not the voice of approval. They
should not expect to be either coaXed or
carcsscd, but 4 word of praise is CRATE
fol stimulus to the energy of the most
disheartcned. The fact that he is subject,
makes the employed all the more sensi-
tive to courtesy and kindness, and en-
ployers should not forget that in one
sense both they and their subordinates
are equal and dependent.
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DIR. HOOFLANDS
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS,
PREPARED By
DIR. c. NJ. J ACKSON,

Their power over the above diseases is not exreed
If equailed, Il any other preparation in the United
states. he cures attest n many after skill
ful physicians had failed.
Thes- btters worthy the attention Of invalids.
Possessing great virtue. in the rectifcation Of dis
eases Of the Live and lesser glands exercising the
most searching powers in weakness and affections e
the digestive organs, they wtha, safe, certain,
and pleasant
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JOHN +. CORY.


w. I'll. Adams, pub. Of the Argus, Weston
Mo. July L. 1851, said Il was last summer overv
low and weak not to be able TO stand at the
longer than one hour at a time. ! tried one bottle
of your German Bitters. which entirely curcd me. i
have used two bottles. I sent two bottles $50 miles
from here to friend who had been sick for long
time; he has also been cursd by them. | believe
them to be superior to any medicine now in use"
F.. B. Perkins, Marietta, Ohio. Feb %, 1851,
said: "Your Btters are highly priced by those who
have used them. In a of Liver Complaint, of
long standing, lcIich had resisted q SliU Of Se'
erai phystcians, entirely cured by the use OF
Bottles"
+. Kesselmeir, Jeweller Wooster, O., Dec.
%, 1851, said: Il embrace this opportunity of in
forming you of the gr, at benefit have derived from
the of DIR. Hoofand's German Bitters. L have
used them for Chills end Fever, and Disordered
Stomach. and found relief in every case. They are
the best remedy for Disordered Stomach / thiDz in
existence"
ID. z. Sykes, Esq, Editor Of the Courier,
Norwich, Conn., said 81 have been using your Ger
man Bitters for some time, for Dyspepsia, and have
found so much relief from them, that | have made
up my mind to give them first rats editcTia!
dOrseme"t"
Holden, Kemp, & Co, GAINESVILLE, Wis,
Sept. 1851, said Your German Bitters deserved
ly popular here, and among all the prepared medi-
cints on our shelves, none have we sOlc when nave
given the satisfaction of Hoofand's German Bltters
June 2d 1852 they said "We recommend them as
an invaluable spring and summer medicine
w Nj. Orr, Wooster O., October a, leo2, 8; ia:
s'You ask me my opinion of the German Bitters. I
have usad them for Dyspepsia and Indigestion, anG
tax. plea sure in stating that think they the
very hest remedy extant for the above compaints-
tbpg are decidedly the ddpdnce of all the proprl-
etory medicines Of the day"
&.*Mr Orr is a distinguished lawyer Of Wooster.
These Bitters are ENTIRELY VEGETABLE. They neucT
PROSTATE the system, but inrigordte it,
For sale in Washington by ". ID. GILMAN.
In GEORGETOWN by j. l.. klDWELl.
In Alexankria by j. X. PlERPONT.
In Richmond by PURCELL, LADD CO
In Baltimore by CANDY HATCH.
In do THOMAS MILLER.
In do MACPHERSON MARSHALL.
In Norfolk by Nj. A. SANTOS SON.
And by respectable dealers in medicine every
where dec Sly
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GEORGE TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS

AT ARNY'S CONFECTIONERY
MINCED MEAT. ready for use in lars Of 1 To
AVl pounds, and in bulk in quantity to suit Gus
toners.
splendid and extensive assortment of Freuob
Coufcctions and Candies.
An assortment Of fa"cy Goods, Perfumery, &c
suitable for the coming Holidays
Cakes Of all kinds and all sizes leo creams Jellies
Charlottes, &c made to order st short notice Din
n'rs, Balls. Soryes &c, furnished promptly at
ARNES CONFECTIONERY
oee 9-e"l5t Bridge street. Georgetown.
MERCER POTATOES.
} 00A BUSHELS prime Mercer POTATOES.
~aNOC on board the Schr Morning Star, for
sale in lots to suit purchasers. Apply 10
PETER BERRY,
dee l--2w* Water st Geo g,town.
f.. 5. BAKBARIN,
DENTIST.
CONGRESS STREET FIVE DOORS NORTH OF BRIDGE ST.
GEORGETOWN, ID. c.
nov 1S--tf
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O.. utsfstn thr ,ttie' 80 Washington, George
a.k tFsf A. 90 80 Nss.ts rp
.......fs uTs stitss uPtHR j=irs i. IUKII
..a ANuttltN tkNfs aSrAfin ssl.sass
,.4falI.Itss tH ~tN MONTHS, snd OSE
'.at,gat riREf MONTHS s'ssls cor'ss
..s.tst
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READ AND BE CONVINCED

PHILADELPHIA. March, |, 1883.
DR.. c. VI. Jackson Dear Sir-For the past two
years have been severely afflicted with Liver Com
plant Dyspepsia. Bilious bierrhoaa, and Plies, suf-
fering in great degree constantly the pains and in
conveniences attendant upon such diseases, without
energy. being scarcely able to attend TO any husi-
ness. lost great deal Of my flesh, and used manv
kinds ef medicue, with no apparent change, until
commenced with your 'HogH gHJndS German BItsrS,"
they have entirely cured me. l have gained in
weight over forty pounds since / commenced their
use. and am now entirely free from pain and ache
of any kind, and feel like a new man. l unhesist-
ingly recommend your Bitters 10 all inyads.
", tfnllr
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,,,,.u'a's '''s' '''ss"""' '''''rt 'r'"'''l
....as pft ss % sffsst asH ina, asaIs spps
,Hs 80 tttHf Hlisl,
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DYSPEPSIA. NERVOUS DISEASE. &c
hr VIM Oldham. "f Baltiu!orc custom house suE
fcrci these complaints for u months. with both BODY
AMI mind seriously affected He was ear, 4 Lev iInmt-
tons Vegetable Tincture, af otisr things iaileI
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TRUTH Is MIGHTY.
II In and Unvarnished ed Statement
SANDY BorroM, MIDDLEsEN Co., Va. J

y" " ~" Y NV WTHIhUtU SVNt IN n
Nv commend the peruSnl Of the extract below
w to our readers Mr.. Bull IA a merchant of
high charnrtar ~
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The Nest Wonderful iMed,c,n.
Uber / Co.'S Vegetable Nrreifr.

trsr dlScDc'red far the ctyifs ce Of l,e and Fire
LAieL1nLIL ~ L,u.I ELL-L.Ls E,-..-r..
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~ J. :. E,'E'S GpLDgS PiLLs f,r Falling f The
WOMB F..Ie'e WeaHuesS Debility, and iir!aXs:lon
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
NE w GOODS
 AT THE LADIES' STORE

TUST recsived, a new supply of fashionable O Ladies' Dress Goods, Trimmings &c., {, Plain and Figured French and English Muslin. and Bafrage De Laines As ss French aud American Super Mournins and Fancy Calico Prints. Black and Colored Dress Silks. Poplins and Alpacca, Mourning and ColoTed Square are Long Shswls, Mourn. ing and White Wronght s viss Collars. Co. larctts and Cuffs, Swiss, Book, Jacket and Lace Edgings and Insettings, Velvet and Silk Ribbons. Ribbon Gimps, Fringes, sc. Alex. ander's and other, Super Kid. Silk and Thread Gloves, Patent Rubber, and Morocco Shoee. Paper Hangiags. q large stock oi Muslin and Wooien Shirts and Linen Collar, Rleachesl and Brown Cotton Ehceiings, Shirtings Tickings, Feathers, ,skc.
 Also Groceiies. Teas. Sugars, Mnlasses, Candies.-Also 10000 Hay.ens' Bricks ard Pine Boards, for sale Chean.
 9u 200 Sewers wanted on Shirts and Jrn- der Shirts. N;
 s. N. BRONSON Agent. <.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
NABINRgr lFUlNUlTRE, CHAIRS, &c.

 rKyHE subscriber having taken the old 1 Stand. occupied by his father. H. J. Linsley, for the last thirty years, as Cab. inet Ware House. begs leave to inform the public, that lie has on hand very large assortment of all kinds of Furniture of his own manufacture, suiled to the coun< try market. and having facilities, second to 10 establishment of the kind in this pert of the Stnte, for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch, and in the best styIe of werkmarship, feels assu- 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 al times. Superb Sofas, at less than city pri ces. Mahogany, and a large number of oih .,r kiads of Rocking Chairs. and Chairs of all kinda. tables. bureaus, Secretaries, and ether articles too namerous 10 mention. He earnestly request all wishing to purchase any thing in his line tu give him | call. as ho is determined, to make it for the interest of all to purchase at lis estab> .lishm or, on account of superiority in the articles, and cheapness in the price.
 tHsa ev JAMES II. LTNSLEY.
 Woodbnry, Fob. 22, 1858. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
, ,,!s ;srE Fl !gs , s; STD \ )! s;E:

TIE nndeseiened3 haEing ilsl returned from MsEkst wish fnII snf complets ss- sosiment eI Boots ep9 Shoes, unsprpsssed esse cad ssleniion in fefsscnce e sb6 Ssslnr and Summer ssatn. Among ouf large stock say De iouad every ns# siyls kaown te shs trade, many af whiEh gre msaaiscsnt in ths szifsiae, ane, alieeqshaE neH in esupisys Oar sleck is sesy laEHN slfies A4eafiEal, laAlIty. esyona !: t'spsss ass ss s,s hpeea ip asll ss
 Wo ik1.llsrs ieti,s ,ll. ia lhls apl ,ha nslaAAollnR leNns se esfs q4 Ga|' np9H1laR shem. lhll l'isy Ela 4e4 lA4i Y t.ec .aaY keRe isnn ktnNhl z'l' t8 &it t@<lie sE'FAt Sf assa, Ioa, hed1&F, o14 o1I44i|.If tl,14.GGf. Ih lia arlin|s ef Ladies, E1t.1. HIItIlt 4aro naA CkllAfsaS 0S4l1. 4Aa4A. N6ise,I. oMfSf5 llbs, r1lkas. 5eNay kiI14A Mea.ell3 oasl,s ssan. fls9. &o. co, @ co Gif NI.6t E.sro llIa Door Wet ~ ihs c1ni' lontH. m
 ME4HQx & L1oNeNkDGR.
 Lilchscls. Apfll es, le1s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
dg.s c GI.4.><-.;

H @ # ' 4 y4 5 1 "A Dictionary is,lelass hook which scholar ever wants to have abridged. the process being lure sn cut off TIE VERY MATTER WHICH IF MOST
 1i;Shi Psbli.bed N y1c C. x c. MERRIAM, Spring. field, Mass, and fo, sale by DURRlg & PEcE, and GEO. E. RAssErr. New Hnycn; E. A. BRowr, | " II. llAaMERsiRT, E. liuNT & SON, and BRocK-
 FIT & HurcniEscNs Hartford; and Booksellers
 generally.
 Wehster's ScAOOl Dictionaries. sgiT | { ttbster ya aD DicLio1siry. University Edit. Wehster's dcoaemic Dictionary.
 NyeLstcr's High srh5ol P Pronoancing Die. Ws6xter's Primary school Dictionary. Hebster's ElenaenfMry Spel,ing Book.
 Forming compcse series of standard niction aries0i the Languaga, securing uniformity in the
 use of Lan.goage, IS well as Orthosraphy and 1 pronunciation.
 ] G1- The DEFINITIONS in Wehs.er's SCHOOL DIc, 1 TioNARiEs are tuken from his large work, aud combine the same excellences, in this and other features, as does the lat.er. &T 0NE MIILion copies Of the spelling Book ] are s.d annHnlly. Z Or The leading series of school B.nks. pull
 l'slisd in this country, are based upon pr. Web E Da-I His great work acknowledged as well in Great Britain as this country. and wherever
 The Eugsl, language is spoken, to be superior to any other. ss X 9ar Dr. Webs.ers EducationaI worss, it is believed, have dune ore to secure the uniform " ot pronunciation and use of Language, and freedom from pfovineialisms, 70 remarkable in Ihis country, rGiaty whom the ercat influx Oi
 !vreianers ironl aA nations V consideved, than any other canse. VI Y x D1- The attentions of ihe friends Of popala iedncniiun, supefinsendents, teachers and paReni
 ls suicted to the importance of peFpetuaiing thi I purity hy the use of such Kafioang StandaFd. VI som ly Att nooKsELLEns.
 st Spring fffd Oct iHS9 .ss s5.ss t3 s
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
.SIL VIE R w ARE. Fine Gold < Silver Watches. JeWelry nHi Fancy Goods. &c. N <,

@ G AZ lSaNl At the Old Stand No. 9 Exchange plaCe, BRIDGEPORT. CT. INyHE 6rm ol Biackman & Sanford so long N known at The above place having dis- .olved. the business isnow conducted by the subsctiber who will be happy to see all who visit the city either for business oF pleasure. it Is my intention to keep larger assortment than has eve: anen offered ID this place, which will at aItiimes be freely shown either 10 the .,urchaser or the curious.
 My Stock of Jewelry ia very largeand em bracing every style in iashion.both fine Gola ind plated.
 Ladies and Gentlemen's Gold Watches Q very description, quality and price. from $?0 to $200, and Silver Lever, Lepine, and Verge Watches oi every quality that can be sarFaEted to keepiime. Silver Forks. Spoons Knives. Ladies. Cufs, Sugar tnngs. &c., a large ,ssoriment aiwayson hand' warrantedas prre Ss caim, and ai the most fashionable style, .ilver work ol all kinds madeto order, Jewelry md Spectacies made and repaired.
 Wedding Cards, Visiting Cards, Seals, Plates. Spoons &c. engraved in superior ,tyle. sft x
 Fine Watches. repairedin the most perfect manner. and wafrsnied in all cases to perform yetl, Watch es sent by Express or otherwise cr repairs will receive immediate attention.
 .#9'Astl gs9f GEO. s SANFORD. ls aAssE 9s No Exchange Place
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Geese Feathers.

HE subscribers have trade arrangements to keep constant supply .f n first raie ar- ticle of GEESE FEATiIERS--selccied and packed with great care b. oa.selves, in pack ages of from 20 to 50 lbs and will furnish at all times any quantity from 90 io 1000 The, of . quality they will warrant as good as the best aud ai as low prices as can be purchased ol equal quality in the State. M
 s. 6 L. HURLBUT. Winchester, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Bridgeport Power Coanps ny

fHVHly Cutnpany ate about eGectlng, m q N centsal lnca.ion, several buildings, each s'our Hundred feet in length. fifty feet in width. and three stories high, for the purpose | letting out propeiling power and room to .,lch manufacturers as may desire. They will '.e provided with from THREE to rivE hun. ted horse rower and will have aceommndsr ions tor about 1000 workmen. Applications tar Power and Room may be made pessonail, rs by letter to either af the subscsibers.
 "A #sssssa PIT BARNUM. < ~ aa8si& WM H NOBLE,
 D " THOMPSOtG, @fs
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
WATERBURY
 Marble Mann faCfOrv

PERSONS ID want of hionumenls, Head Stones, Tablets, Sc. can De supplied at our establishment with as chasie an article, and as cheap as al any other establishment il, the state. A large collection of Dcsigns of the principal Monuments in Philadelphia and Greenwood Cemcicries; also collection of English Designs, which wiih those of our own
 dfanshiiI s. makes one of the best collections in the state. Please refer to Dr Samuel Basl, pr A s Lewis or Dr c M Hooker. g'
 - E. WARREN, "A gent. x
 Waterbury, April 1883.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION
 OF THE NORFOLK LEATHER COMPANY.

WE. the undersigned. do hereby associate w ourseIses as body polite aud corporate pursuant 10 the Statute of Connections relating tp Joint Stock Corporations, and the following are our Articles Of Agreement. V, a sSs
 Art l. The nams of said Cooperation shall he the @Norfshk Leather Company ssAK gag
 Art. 2. The capital stock of said Corporation shall be Six Thousand D.,aFs, and shall be diyi-a ded into two hundred aud forty shares of twensy- five dollars each. V
 Art 3. The purposes for which said Corpora ton is established are tho following, to witt. Importing, manufacturing and dealing in all kinds of leather; importing and dealing in all kinds oi untanned skins and hides; the purchasing, hold ing lad leasing of all realestaie. machinery, ,and fixtures conyenlentt to carry said business ;also the buying, selling and dealing in all artcles ne. cessary and convenient 10 the carrying on oi said business and generally in do all things con- venient q tue management of the same. a s Art.4. The Statute aforesaid is hereby refer red to and made part of tie Articles, and the Corporation hereby established and orgnnized under aud pursuant to said Siniute shall havt the powcrs and proceed according b the regnla. tions described and specified therein. sss.
 Ast Each subscribeF to these Articles agree 10 take the number 0f sha aresannexed io his name sin t-es capital stock of said Corporation, each share 70 Dc twenty-6ve dollars. and to pay the same by installments as tue Directors shall pre- scribe. sksas M ssg os ,sssfsaa
 Ars. 6 Tie said Corpora,ion is esta blisheii and lOcaied in the town Ot Norfolk, County of Litcl- held, and State nl EOnneciient. A
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
T R' 4uad.
ARTI8T-

-DA0UElnElAN ANII1I--- N HAS ius, returned from New York with . snlendsd asaorlmoni of Macht. Velvet, Shell, Trrkev. Compasilion and Paris Casss-Gill and Flosewooj Frames Gold Loekols, ke. Pictures taken daily nt h1s Galley, No. 2 South st. at prices varying from tl to sio. Here, childhcod, with iis winsoIne face, And siately woman's qneenly graccs absit And lordIy man's imperial frOwn N
 Are each sdrOitIy penciled down.
 Instruction given in the ari, and appaTaius furnished m reasonable terms.
 Li'chfeld, May 18th, l6s3.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Store Stand For saIe !

\ 0 UW1O 69IG8Ak1 & UG 6G&8k0 sNsdE Store, House, Lot. and appuTtenan-
 css iherennto Selonging, situated in Litchfeld. three doors west of the Court house, formerly occupied by Lyman J. smith and now occupied by H. B. Richards, for a Grocery and Provision Store. Is of> feTed for sale, and will be suld Cheap. The terms of pay mont can be made easy to any one who wishes to purchase. Enquire of S,5sssss sl LYMAN J. SMITH, or
 GEO. H. BALDWIN. 9t.s Litch6eld, Jan 24th, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Notice.

IN ORDER tS make room for a full cargo of FALL and WINTER GooDs the subscribers will sell tat greatly reduced prices tor CASH only) few thousand pairs of Boots and shoes, comprising every article in their line of trade--some broken lots very chcap. asssi ssss Ae N. B.. These sales to continue fof thirty days only. MEaFov q TRowHaiDeR,
 One door west Of the Court House.
 Litchfield, AuGust 3lst. 1858. aa8sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Falls Village DFug EtOro3
.NesU GOOsfs i!
T. R. RICHAR 0a.

TTAVING just returned from New York with
 HI . large assortment of fall and winter G0ods, such as cloths, cassimeres, vesiings. and Genie mems Furnishing Goods. large assortment ol trimmings 0Ec.; aisO trunks, salices and carpet bags-he would invite Gentlemen to call and ex- anime this large stock of GoOde, which will be sold chenD for cash. # s
 \ Fall and winter Fashions just Fer0ived ag iis Caoshing Establishment West Sfreet Lifek kfeld G.
 7s.s-..s THOMAS II. RlcHARDs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
Dress .MssKsiIag.

"KS. HANNAH M. BALDWIN would M respectlu ly inform the Ladiesof Cornwall and vicinity that she is prepared io cut and tii dresses in ihe latest and most fashionable style. Also, laFge assortment of dress irimmiogs, collars, caps, undeFsleeyes, &c., for sale. gtg { A share of patronage is solicited.
 CornBali Csafre. Sep, 2, 1859. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
ETraber and Coall

" E would call the attention jnsf now of our patrons and customers eeneTallp to iha facf that we have decidedly sRs best an nd iar. gest assorinsns pf Lumber to bs louna ir. the INaugoluck Valley, not excepting BFid dseporf. Opf Bomber is moSilY well seAscncd, and in tho best condition for dressing. Thosa in want oft wiIl do weIi gD caIs sooss, ,as seasoned Lnaiber sill bs obsainsd wiih diliculty Ifom tho early shipmenls. ss
 We have also Eshl2h, wkile aAd Rsd Ash Goals oa hand, m # shiGh. ieesshes with or LamAes, Shi1gIes, Hath, &c. we are selliax at prices iowef thau present. mas1el rates.
 WATERBURY HUMBER q COAL CO,
 April s. 1888.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
PATEMW MEEWDRDWN
 4. &g. DAYTON, .1

TNVlTB ihe nitenilon of lhs mnslenl nuh.
 Alle,le ihr's aew style of hieio1aons nifoni tea " csrharl. Neylng sgeKv faeil,Ig fof mrnniaelHFlnkto ihe he1t a6g1llngH sNilh on FNl,raee4 cod sAIliNl uog1mon in 4l bfanchs fIoM e o1iAgAe with &ll HIS l1ln saSfatss nenls, aha bs lAt t0sf 4nalItgs co iko i1mtSi p{ip4 peael1le. ols1Isala siloIlC1 .wIlh lts 4sIof4Hce el prompt atleelita.
 " elcetlvllles Apsiltst ftsg.
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
NaiM !! \! lGeanaRRss. lGeanaRRss:
M U RCAI IAMTrArT.ns A

IT A just received large assortment ol 1l Spring and Summer G0nas, consissins of Iroadclolhs, cassimcres, and Trimming es of all kinds
 Also-Ready Made Cl.ihing, consisting ol every article m Inc Clothiag tine, and his stock of Clothing is all his own man,lacture. and warranted, 70 give the best satisfacsion 1. Furnishing Goods in great variety. and a large assortment of Small Chccks ior hoys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for cash.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Good Qoaliiv. and Low Prices. is ihe Motto. Conc asd see. First S;ofc East of Wheclcrss Hosel West Sifeot Liichfrld. k
 N. B. Twill not be nndersold.
 THOMAS II. RICHARDS. : liiehield Mafcl 24 iSS3. sss' N s. 'sa
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
N1ofica.

NOtIC0s nNand alier November let, 1858, the fare will he 70 and from the LitchieId Station, as iollows;1ons ssat without baggags. 2 l-s eenis Twenty-Five cents will bs charged fer extra trunks, and tho same rate fpF all extra baggage.
 LOTT TENN, Proprisior. Ltchfeld. Oct. 24lh, 1858. p3ws6
Litchfield enquirer., 1853-11-24
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