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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Great Excitement in New York!
 Pianos. and MclOdeOns for Crsh.


 III GRACE. WATERS, the great Music and LII Pianc Forts dealer, S3s Broadway, New York pFeierring tol share large per cent with hla cusleners, rather then pay 1t to the Shnrpers of WallStreet, totaise available means to enable hini 70 stem the prt sent tight times offers his immense assortment Of elegant and warranted Pianos and Melode0as al large discount from factory prices, for cash. His aassoriments com. pFases Fianes fron three oi the largest and most ecelebFaled Boston Mannta ctoFies also those oI ssaveralof the best New York makerss including the beautiful and much admired Horace Waters Pianos fryn his own factory, and Melodeons ol the best Dostons New Haven. New York and .Baffaio mak es -ahording an oppcr;nnity for se- 1ections not to be hAd elsewhere. Each instru- stnent wagfanted. Sec snd-hant Pianos at great bafgains-prices from e6O to ei6O. Mas,c and Musical Anstrarenes ofell kindsi dealers, teach CTS and Heads ef Schools supplied on the beat terms. ~M6sic sent by slaiI post-paid General sand select Catalogues of Musc and Schedule of 4actofy prices q PinnUs, Melodeons and musical instf0meats forwarded to any address, free Of 4a tsSs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
S. D. N0rthwav s Co.

WUOULD D respectfully inform iho citizens of wv SOuih Norfolk and vicinity that they hnvel jslst returned from New York wlIh . fnN assorf- menf oi CooaB suitable Cor the country trade, and are prepared to show them 70 all, never atoN'- ing tired of showing theiF GOods, and alwaye ready io sell. Their Goods have all been bought for CASH, and must and wtu he sold under their old motto, viz: himble sxpence is better than a slow shlllng." f. rs.f1ar .59
 They fully believe lhai theyare no% prepared to sell as low as any 0g their neighbnrs-.ei'her Dry Goods. Grocenes, Crockery or Hardware at least they would invite all Io give them caii. They have n large stock of old Dei.a mes when they will sell Usry loU ,as they are Goods geliiag out of date, Butter Cheese, Wood, Hemock Bark, &'., &c wanted in exchange for Gnod.; andalso no
 payticaldr objection litlle CasiIOt too fluch, I for it is naw hard times. | Flour, Meal, Feed, Sc. constantly on hand. l Eor CAsg M5
 South Norfolk, G., Aug. 25. 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
mrExEM1Rx
nmNee.NI AKTNG.

MsrIss JANE e. FARNsWORTH would MI call the attention of the Ladies lo exarn mine her nevs assorlsnens-o -of fashionable M,llineFy.- Silk and Lawn Hats always on hand, or made 10 dfdefy at short nOIicej tine fiorenee and French SrTnw Hate, very nice; and great variety of common straw, cheap; Q splendid assortment of Ribbons and Fl0weFs, Capes and He id- Dresses; Entbroidcries oI every dsscripl on Alexhnder's Kid Glnves Ladies Mus. I.sig md short; and great variety of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings aud Fancy GnOds. Mantilas ready. made R1- All kinds of Straw Hatsand D0nnets hleashed as usual
 Fonr Doors Vesf the Court House; tTesi Main St
 Ii chiield, April 2S. es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
..NNEicP.

I'll E undersigned wouldrespecifully announce 10 his customers and the public generally that he continues in the BOOKSELLlNG business
 At Me Arcade. Waterbury. Conn. where he Is prepared to fill ,y ordersin his li,te with which he may be entrusted, itA tho sanfe regularity and despai ich winch bas disting uished his opera tons heretofore. ,r.a
 Particular attention is paid to subscriptions for Magazines and other periodical or serial works, which are forwarded by the earliest mails in the rleatest and most substantial manner without lli. jury to the Eneravings.
 Orders for Books in all Languages, in all ex- tant editions, whether published at home or abroad, whefiierfare or coDnon--as well us for Music. Engravings or other objects of taste. elt- gance or curiosity, will he promptly attended 'o
 Books aud heavy pamplets ssnt by express or as may he otherwise ordered. LoeaIagents sup, plisd on favorable terr,s. Address si
 46. W ILLlAM PATTON, 4: 4m18 ~a5s, A. M Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
The Cheapest Light yet !! sas7. MIfCHEi-l.sS
REST CLARTFlED CANDLES.

THISis anentirely new article, and pref erahIe to all other candles now tn iuse sss
 They look equally as well as sperm oE iada- maritime. and are more than fifty per cent. cheaper, as they will burn from three to four honfs longer than either of the abjve ois the same size. e3 NasAeh { They are more ecanom;cal than thecommon sialow candle, us each c;fi,hle will burn ten hours, and give clearer light than any in the market. o aaH
 They are extremely hard and very much re- sei,1hfe tic Wax candle
 They are put mp in fancy puper brxrs uf thirty candles each express tor hrniiv use, and sold by merchants genera'lv throughout lhe country. They are packed in strong wooden boxes, containing ten fancy boxes, md States.
 Manufactured by the subscriber at LakcviITc,
 II IS 1''eN ~ R. B. MITCHELL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
9oUIgg Y EAnTDs,
WW0trS AND SOLDTkR

BY late Act oi Congress the Widows and
 mihOr chIidren oi officers, non commits sloEed, oLncers musicians and priyaies, boih segulas end vOInateeF of the wat off si9 ana ofI the InSia9 warsslace aTo0. are entitled 10 five years halt pay. s,s < Ssgs,-. The Widows OG Gallrevolutionary nenSions CTS thoaRh married since 1900 ere entitled ao pensloNSy Ny terms Ger pTornring pension1a are liberal. and my faeilifies saeh as lo mn | antee suecess. lwould invite all peFsoIis who may have elaims the GOvernmeht to give me call. %SI 8 Y @,
 { HENRY 3 BORAvIs. Attsrasy ., Lrw,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Calico Remnants.

@S@haAN YARDS Cochec" aud Mer. s~OON1. rc,nac's. containing iro,n I ,e 10 yards n piece. dark lFallstyles, which am selling at 6d,pcr, yard. ss .eassp
 Also. 6 tons New Orleans,n Porto Rico. and Siuart's hesi reined Sngars which am selling as Vow at retail as they cap be bought by the hhd. ~ asi Y slksk ssa 3Ql 2 Hs Thinking of making chanse in my hnsi. moss, | woeld gfyr general inyl,a,ion so a.l who have accounts with me to call and sc,,les and at the came ,iira will nher Them grca, in duccmcsils to buya bill of Gaods. 7s 2 ss q ssfi.s N. 8 LATHRoP.
 WoIoosfyiIIs, Aug. l2. 1851. '
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
IIew Fall Goods :! BOOTS. SHOES. CAMPERS, S1c. S

FUST, received. a very large and general ns, eD sortment of all kinds of Bouts and Sl,nes sut- able for the season; l00o pairs purchased at auction the past week, and can probably De sold for casi, at less prices than can he found else where in the county. Persors having little ready money ab9u their cltthes are respectfully invited to call and examine quality and prices. Oak aad Henlock Sole l.eather Tor sale as usual. SAMUEL. CLOCK,
 West Mam Street. Also, agent the sale of Dr. Beeis' celebrated Hair Tonic, for relieving baidness and restoring grey hair to i1s natural color. Nothing hke it; !; kuy il. ~ Litchfield, Sept, 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
ARRANGEMENTS FOR SPRING &s U NH M FER c A M F A I q N o E
 n 8 s A..

Great Inducements to Cash& & Exchange Customers MI AVING disposed ol our Grocery department HI tu Mr A Palmer. we snail continue the other branches of our former trusinees dt our old stand. We expect to keep mitch larger as- sortment of goods than heretofore, and our friends may rely upon finding goOd assortment of goods which we pretend to keep. We shall inform the public from time to time of bargains continue to take in exchdnse for goods butter, cheese, eggs &c. We wtnd also say tO our friends that we are satisfied that hy tlhsdfviding our business wecan'show them much better assortment of goods and at far less prices than those who continue nn in the old track oi keep ing li,;le of everything without heing able to show an assortment of anything whitho other GUS toners may wapt-hopipg ihaI we may continue 10 meri, the patronage which he public have so lIberay bestowed and for which we wouldre- turn our hearty tha nks. ...-.-s .s{
 Wolcotvile, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Distlics of PiymouM ss Probats Court, Sertem6e,

Districs q Plymoatt ss Psobats Court, Sertemder TTP0N the application of JEREMIAH R. GkNoNa NO of the town of Romnlus, tn Wayne County, and State of Michigan, showing to thl5 Court that he is the Parent and Guardian to Ellen Gan0ng and Frances A. Ganong, of said Romu-l Jus, mInars--that said minors are the owners of an undivided interest in con'mon. in certain real estate situated in the town of Plymouth, Tn tla Sfate of Connecticut, and in said probate sdistrict of Plymouth, to wit Two cerianpieceSs 'Of land siinated in rhe northeast part of said Plymouth; the first piece is bounded north on land belonging to. the heirs oi Amer Woodin,, decd, east on land of Lasars Curtiss and on the L,isara Caftiss and tbe highway, and west on ftbe eiseirs of Joseph Woodin, dec 'd-containng seventeen acres, more or less The second piece is bounded north on land of the heirs ot Roxanma Linsley, decd, and William Sanford 8 land, east 'On Poland river,s south on the heirs ol Amer WO ,din, dec' 'd. and he heirs 0f J.,seph W0odin, 'dec'd d, and Leonard SanIord's land, and west on highway and E4eoaard SanfoFds land--contnin> ing twenty twOacFee. more CT less; said minors 'inteTestin said land being valued at aboni thirty dollars, aRd showing sjast and re asonable cause for selling sad real estate-prayinE for an order, and that he 0s some other meet person be enl- 'powered te cell the same. as per application on file daisdsshe Sth daycf September, 1854, more Oriessd-T'hat tho foregoing application De heard at the probato office in Plymouth, on the 25ths sdaye November 1854, at 10 o'clock intha fOren0on Bad that notice thereof be published n snnnc public newspaper near the place where 'snrl1 real estaIe lies. three weeks successvely, at least six weeks before said time assigned .lf
 Fl .ss., AMMI GIDDINGS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
B idgercrf fPcwer Comlps.Issn,l,yy, .Is, F,

9VVVHIS Company Hie ahtIut eEectlEE, 1n a IL central lncasian several buildings. eac h
 Fnur Hundred lee [ sin teagfh. fifty feet in
 width, andthree sirfsrs fiIgh, fot the rurpcse oi letting out rropriIink pawe anf room 10 such manufacturers as may desire. They ,s,lI he provided with tiom TIsRKg to FIVE hnn. dsesl horse Fowes and will have sccOnsmcdss lions tor about 1000 workmen. Appiiral:ons' for Power and Room may be made pessoaaliy or oy Teller 10 either ot fhe subsrrihefs. s a Gapsisa ssasssss sr n sAEMUha. .ssa, < te ss7ia yVM H NUBl.E. gF sl,-
 saass as esst D " THOAlpSOsss eqsl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
ls WATERBURY
 Marble M am Ssf C1OtsY. 9

PERSONSin want of Monumcnts, Head Stones, Tablets, Sc. can be supplied at our establishment with as chasts m article, and as cheap as al any other establishment in the state. A large collection of Designs of the principal Monuments in Philadelkhia and Greenwood Cemeterfes alsp . collection of English Designs, which " iih those of oi,f D < [ dfaughtirg, makes one of the best collrci9ons s in the state. Please refer 10 Dr Samuel Dhcl, Dr A s Lewis or DrC M Hooker. sss sf'i6s
 fat s. WARREN, ,sAgent...
 WsieFbufy, April 1853. 3qs sl.lf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
NEW LOT .BesEclE.y and Silver " are !

ID EC'D this day ffom New York fine sclac. 4A. .ipn nf ladies' BFeaffpins. gents bosom Studs silver and plated Spoons, Forks, &e, &e. The subscriber Matlere himself that with his aheaGy rich assDr'ment thus replenished, he will hr able 70 sV the most lfas,id,ous in fasic. Can and see. 'sS A $. BALDWIN, -
 June s6sh, 1884. ", ,l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
The Cresc Foundry
 .sEeg 4 " sss VI IAN Ds-- siSsf3 sE ss sas M N ClHINE COMPANY, ~ Rn;dnennrk Cnnn.
Brid GepOrt. Conn

MAKE ss srdst Stationary Steam Engines " from tO i50 horse power; large dotihleA acting Force Pnmps fer .waser works. Iron Flansfs Engine hatiies, huiIt in the most snbsan- tiaI manner and isnc0m ssoniy hesgy, together with zAE "A 9z MM III NxAI Mrz1 E4yR xkE
 n geaefs!. and aal kinds of Steam Bpilers.-- ildving large and extensive etock of Mil Gear. ngand oiher pattefnssthe accuInulation oG some .I0sYearss bnsinesss they gre prepared ,o furnish Cas.lngs at phdfi notis:e Any work ordered from this Ccmpany will be guaranteed equal to any made. in this country. N 7 N !, They would cslI attention 10 n large Lathe whiehth hey build. designed tnr K Railroad Machine Shops. tor tnfnipe cH drivers bed 16 feet long, 'swinas ef ipches. They also make very large and heayy bathe win screw fced,. des:ened ior n5sehlne shops in ssneroi-- l9 feet long. sw.nss sz Inches. ma sNeipiiA ahout IS tuns.
 Ems genpany are now me king d vertical En. igsne ~ ueW design, from 8 10 10 horse power. which will require bu, tile smaii space of 4 fee,' sqliaFs, ths bed being but e4 by S4 inahes--and with senical Boiler witraqiiFe bnt ( by 8 feet.
 BQtboee about 10 erect Ton Works, we would cay lhet we are prepared lc make Engines win the HinR eytinHier aktaclled direcify to ihe gen cylinder embracing alI the latest im- prsyemensa sas
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
T. R E M M ELE a' WTOULD inCrm lis friends and the public
 w kenelallv. that he has 6pened ai s,ss CABINET SHOP.

4 4 lFA LS VILLAGF.
 NearJ. Brews,er's store, whore he is prenoyed ,o supply all those in want of anything 'in iis line on tue most reasonah'e terms, as he has larve stock " well selected Gnods, such as
 Sofas, IPie-I>ieies Lonnyes, MarJle Ton aM7 Mohogany Centcr Tables. cec. dc. ], K 9T Ready made Cotiins of all sizes constantly on hand. i. REMWElE
 Falls Village. Dec. lsss " "n ur'Ar'' ~,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Eitchfield County Daguerreian Gallery

Firs, Bnilding Soatk Ike Sfansion House.
 DICT uIsfsSg taken. in tiis Gallery gre ac- I knnwlrdRtd tobe Unsurpassed either in this and coiored DagueFreot9pes taken it desired; Miniatures and Portraits copied. Or hand at aIltimcs beaufifulassoTtmcnt of French Cases, G Id t.ockeis &c. e x Terms moderate and satisfaction guaran,ied.
 L. JUDD,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Motice.

Y THE subscriber, thaRkfal for the paftonana she good people Of Wocoily'lle and vicinity ha ss inform his frieRde and customers lha. he is no,e receiving tn store the largest and most si.sirahIa assortment of Goods ever offered for sale in ,his county Cash and Eschaags is still the motto.
 VT Good Goods sold et my usuai smaii preSss.
 wO'cottV;i'e, April sth, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05


 THHE Store of the Subscriber will be weekly l replenished with n1Ew GooDs, from the New York, Boston and Philadelphia Importing Houses, and from all the principal American manufacturers. Among his extensive assortment may be found all kinds of M Iaeags Letter, Cop, Dra,eing, Note and Fancy Papes; White, B4f q Enameled Envelopes; san Papisr M,ehe, Roseuood, Mahogany $ Leadhes has Writing Desks, Work Bores, Sc.; :, Cloth, Leather and ,Papier. 1iache PoteSlios, .es From SIX cts to $500 eack; All styles of Card Cases and Porte Monnaies ,....e Wallets and Pocket Books Steel, ISilk and Kid Purses; Bankrs' Cases,
 Lnbin's Cslebrated Genuine Perfames3 . 1I., Farinas Uuivased Colcgres Bridal, Gloue 5. Handkerchief Pe5imed Bores,
 Building. Blocks, Wood Alphabsts. ai,e Velcet, 3ron, ain end India Rubber Toys;
 Peari S. Zeoy 1aJlefs; M C,ying Babies; China, War aud Rubber Dals3
 Games too numerous to mention;
 . Magnets, M,sks, {. Mhgic LanternsS Hair, Cloth, flat, Tooth, Nail $. LsutRcr Brashes H Gentlemea's Dressing Cases; ". Shal and Horn Dressing Combs; Irory Combss
 Ladses' Companions, Spool Stdnds;
 es All Kinds Rubber Bulls; lcsia Lightss Hdrnsonicans, Pickpicks. Saad Toys, Tea Bels Open Glasses Toilet 6 1sareling Glassss; ,sls Thermometers aud Bmomete,s; Tooth Po1dcr, Hair Oils, Toilet Shacing Scdps, Chessmen, Domi,oes, Back Common BOa,ds,
 Chessboarets; Dice;s Checkers,
 Ss'''hg Birds, sir Kinds, from s7 lS tO62 k centss
 Penknires, Scissors and Shears; <
 4 splendl;d assortme,a of
 Gold Pens, in Gold and ,SSlser Cnses of StesI Pens, Fly Styles; Pen Mbs aud Quills :,
 Letter Seals or Stamps, all styles;
 1Ae 6estcf War, ,cdraated to Turn fee; Water Colors, from cens 10 s4.Ou prr Jo1 { a.s Fancy Paper and Glass Bores ;. M q 4 ISdHspnreni, Porcelaia and Paper Shrses, A large assortment cf Ksiiiag 5. Jiedsiiag Cardss t' Stationery Articles in geaeral; tls
 Eee'y Kind ef Legal 8' PsoJate Blanks; Wedding Stationery and FTrsns," l" bess csai;ties:
 Paiens Bot Pads; Diares
 Ledgers, Day q Cash Bcoss, Journals, 8c. f''a"s Notes, Dyg,as, Orders, Due Biis, Sc Sr.,
 Lester Copying Presses, Books 6 Lak; -s diataemaiical Lasi,masnis: Blotiag Papsrs; Paper Foides and Paper Wsighis; Elasus;
 V NeDspoPes Fass and JVSss; N Moaih Glue $. Mscilage: Lsdei;5ls Isks, N \ Black, Btu, Red 8 Tiolet Iaks 1aksiaads, ef One Hundred d:6ssent varisies ! AzhOf the above described articles can Do found In greater profasicn and variety than elsewhere in New England, besides other articles too namer> ops to mention. Call and see for yourself. They win be sold at the lowest prices, either at whole sale or retail. n- Particular attention given so the PAfER and ENVELOPE TRADE, at 10 SrArn !. STREET. HARTFORD, CT. by ELIHU GEER UEEvery kind and style Gf Jos, CARD and Book PRINTING, by Steam, executed As heretofore. Large additions of NEw | frPE and MACHINERY are being made this year, to tho already. most extensive PlSnting Establishment of g-so-T- -A-s @ HIHU GEER, 10 STATE s1
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
DR ESN GOOMS.

AT BRADEORD's-iN woicOTrvrfs.E. RlSCHOFF Oil Boiled SiIks. -. - AD Plaid and Striped do I FoalaFds do lA de
 e 6hreqe OaI.alIres. ~ a,,s..sasaH
 Musin De Laines.- striped and plaSn Striped da do' es.s-st ass, sss. A'
 Embroidered Robes. do in white. N n0 sos
 French aud English Muslina a Ginehams-=l;ghf and dark eolors. M
 Calicoes-Englsh and AmeFican. < All fOg sale low Cor CaSh or ESrha~ReS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

4 FALLS VILLAGE CLOTHING a, And GeDtiemen's Furnishing StOre.-
 A. Herman s D ESPECTFULLY informs bis friends and Ae the inhabtants generally that he has just opened ilRrge and splend siock of 'r#
 sSU4NlMER CLOI'HING z consisting in a great variety of thin coats made in the best and most approved st, les, . large stock of fine lrock and dress coats of the best quality and newsst slylcs a splendid as ssortment 0f lack aud colorod cloth bus ness coats, Also every kind of fine and common spring and bus mess coats, a splendid stock ol black and fancy cassimere pants. black and fancy sartinet pants .ll oI which are os the latest s'vles and made in the hest manner; rich and choice stock If lack 'roidered satin and ianc. silks, fancy and black cassiniere and worsied Ves,s-rhe styles re the latest Also large stock of Geniiemem's Farn,shmg Goods consisting inneck and pocke, handkerchefs. white ehiris made inslhe hes, manner; also merino. fanrel aud canton flannel shirts, blue overshirts, every kind of drawers, cotton and wonlen hose ari haIf hnse, euspei,d, CTS. umbrellas, cnops. &c &c. A HERmAN.
 Falls Village, May 1854. x s.ss ag
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
BOO 6 MMey SlaOcs.

A c. BRADFORD, oi Wolcot,yille. ha.
 Ae iasi received a full and complete assort,
 n'en,of allkinds of Ladies' Caters. Shoes and Bnskins; Gents Buo,s, Caters, French TIes and Shoes; Misses Eooisand Shoes; Childrens Shoes uf al kinds--ni ihe lafest styles and hes, quality, which the public are respectfully invited to exnmines ss#gF sH sa sss,sas st94ss .8 N Wolcollville, April>22, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
RiNCEsaas llIas!

I"ANTED, several good backsmishs and sirlkers, to work on Axes, Also, good
 .ssps a.l n5s SAM. w. COLLINS,
 vS0 ~ Collinsoille, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

A NNATTO, Bath Brick. Window Els.s. S1 4 A Anqk1s aee, Cream Tartnr and noda 0I Fns gsst suqli'y. 5nss received hy .s ~ F D, McNEIL ck1 AEhARD,s Ifai, pre Thom,.on,. rv. hb Water, and Godfrey ; CordisI ss - '
 F.D. AEcNEIE;s. DIAN and Figured Css6.nsrs sk.,a.-
 tt.eeh l1eie Covers, oiled silk. &r i,ts,. 1fekFtf hy 1F. D. M MeN Mi ,si v l''ss Y T RlsT0I Biiek ,ns....s z .,,..,;.,. ...;.i. \. IetHTife' leF Sale hg F. D. aieNf,iis Y. 2 syA Npsaea. shoveIs, Hoes sna " t@ss1n Raksss f1F rhlP. hv. " s '. v. heNE.I-.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05

nARAMETrAs.--fUplocps more uf those 1 splendid parametins, price 37 l-2 cts. Der yard, just received, at BRADFORD'S,
 6Ms Wulcnitville
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Rutk sreitt e 9rowbEiage.

.jW er c he sDe TWtgOrS S,
 No. l SOwtk Street. Litehfetd.
 wTAvE just received ironh Now York large eo,,nl ,o any ia the market. They have every ,h,ng in the shape of Cl0lhs which the public vish and that too al prices which will suit cus- ,orners Tbey have also an extensive assortment CTava,s, ColIars Hosiery, liandkeTchleiss Vest ;nss and Trimmings, to which the attention oi the az Those furnishing their Cloth can have oarmen nts, cut or nude in asstyle winch cannot be -;valed in fasiIism and workmanship. CMft.ng donc ai short notiee. All work Marranted to ht' Rcmemher the number I South Street.
 c. G I}UTrKgKEITT. JAMES TRowBRIDeEs Iyitchtie.d, March, 1854. t
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
2 Ma 'gatuc Railroads
 s|1
Summer Arrangement, comnaenciMg Mag
 @.s l7th, lS54.s3as sst ---.
fhAaMs OUT oR palDoEPoaT. }. 7.

q v
 fRAAws our OF BaIDerPoaT. e..y.7E
 FIRST Fre,ghi T.ain leaves Brid srpo,t for W,ns,ed al $ 4AA M., canneciing. al SratforJ with ;ie 5 20 A. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, ai $ a5 A. M. Hr sAw
 First Passengrr Train leaves Bridg dgeporg for Winsact, at 10 ;S5 A. M., or on arrival of the 8 A, M. Express Train rum New York, connecting at the Jahction with the 1915 A. M Tain from New Haven. .ss
 Second Passenger Tram leaves B.idse-. port for Wnsr,sd ai 5 40 P. M., CT on ahs ar. rival of the 3.00P. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at ihe Junction with the 5 30 P M. Tssin from New Haven. @,
 raAsxs iHTo BRIDGEPORT. si. First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury ! i"r Bridgeport u, 5 s A. M, connecting at Inc Junction with . ,rainio New Haven. f@Fth
 Second Passengcr Trssn leaves WiBeied ail6 IS A. M., conneciipgsai ihe Jmnciios with Train in New Haven. and al Bridge. port with the S.35 A M Train to New York.
 First Freight Train will leave Wins.ed for Bridgeport at 40 AZ M. Rssa "'f@
 Third Passenger Trainte w afeshmry ., P M connecting al the Junction with q Train 10 New Haven, and:ai Bridgeport wi,h the 4,30 P M Train ie New York.
 Freight Train ffom Wi,.sird to Bridgeport and intermediate staiiOns, P. M.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-05
Gecse Eenl iiere.

FH N#EF VI " - " " M 'sp tsa3 ID
 THE subscribers have made arrangement to keep constant supply ofa fret gate, er ticIe Of GEESE FEATIERS=-sSleclcd apd pack ed with great care b. ourselves. in pack . ages OffroIA eOto 50 Ihs aud will furnish ss al times any quantity from 20lo 1000 lbs, ofa quality they will warrant ass geOslas tlae hest and ai as low prices as can be puFehasel ef equal qoality in tlte Siate.,sss. .ss,.r..s sssy,s
 s. & L. HURLHUT.
 Winchester, fs54. :t-