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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Temperance NIcctfngs.

The Hon. NEAL Dow, the Father. of the Maine Law, will lecture uponihe subject of Temperance and the Maine Law in the Congregational Church in the village of New Milford. on Monday, 27tl, instant March son Tuesday at Roxbury We'd nesday at Woodbury; Thursday at Watertown Friday at Plymouth. and Saturday at Litchfield
 at lo'clock P. M. on each of said days; and on Sunday evening at Wolcoayiile. 4s 1" @'
 The friends of the cause in the respective towns are expected to see to it ihat the Lecturer is provided with good audiences and good qua rters- ,.,f ...I lg. ..,.....
 New Milford. March 20, 1854. s ssrs.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Mctice.

EpY order of ihe Court of Probate far the kD Dstrcto Litchfield. will De spll at public Auction, unIess previously disposed of at private sale,l all inc real estate of Samuel Palmer, late of Goshen in said Distrct deceased, at the Union schqeEIIouse in Cornwall Hollow op the 2sd = three pieces of land si,unled in the southwest part ol Norfolk. viz: the. frs, piece eonairing ninety acres, known as the Sedgwick Lot; the second piece containing one hundred and forty acres, known, as ibe Hun, Lot !; the third piece foaanns ax,y asrs known .a as me Humphrey northwest part of Goshen, containing six,y-threc acres, known as the Bigalow Lot. a .st
 g..f J. I. GAYLORD, Administrator.
 Goshen, March ls!, 1854. s...~s,s e;.ssgl
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Whig Senatorial Convention.
SIXTEEN TfIgD DIsTRMT

Convention of Delegates from ihe several towns composing the Sixteenth Senatorial Dis trict will be held at the Hotel of Lucius H. Foot in Woodbnry, on Thursdav, the 2Sd day of March, 1854, at II o'clock in the forenoon, for the purpose of nominating candidate for Senator ito be supported by the Whigs at the ensuing election. Each townis requested to send loar Delegates Per Order of District Committee. s
 .esa9 ei WILLIAM CoTHREN, Chairman.
 woodbufy, Feb. 2s. 1854 : .s. .',la ss,e "
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
FOR SALE.

A FARM containing about 80 aces pensan,. "A. ly situated in tue yves ern part of the ;oNh of HarwInton, md about 1.2 mics from ,l,e' Cnnoreoational Church in said town, aud about fl,e s,mr distanre from Camps Nils Dsp t, on he NnnraIuck R. R.. Sadd farm is suitably d. yided into meadow plow, a sure and wood land and has good supply of diiersnt kinds ,,i 'rui!. The hniidi1gs consisis of a good one and bali story dwelling house, a wood house, a carriage house, cider mil, two barns, afid other nccessa' This farm is aecid& dlF,onesdf Itl,ct best in the town of Harwiiltnri of ffs size md Wiii he sold very cheap for CASH, or ifdesiae q credit given for pa of the purchase money wiih sect7iiy orI the place. For further particulars, apey tn Mir. Jerry Smith nn the premises, or'o the subscris her at Eas, Chesnut Hiil. Iiichfields a-Bedhe6g
 CHARLES S.sBUELL. 4 Litchfeld, March Sh, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Ens. Sale.

4 WELL FINISHED CLEARINGHOUSE ZION TANNING fourteen rooms, witha wood ~ shed, barn, stables, carriage and ice.hnnse, and from one to six and half acres oi excellent land, adjonng--whi was formerly the resi- dence of Gov. WolcoI siuascd in he village of itchfieid, and fronting about 400 leetoa ike South Main Street. It is well calculated for where one is much wanted. A long credit wll be given. if desired, for the principal part of the purchase m,ney.
 Ii not sold it may be rented for one year or more. "a 4 SETH P. BEERS,
 Litchfield, February 27lh, 1854. 4 4 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
a)iieo..

of Hon. Alexander H. Holley, ageo 36 years.
 In Detroit, Mich, March 7th, of typhoid fever, Rev. H. N. Peck, formerly of flarwinton. and late ot Salisbury, Conn- aged 32 years.
 In Bethem. on the 18th inst, Chester Allen, aged 54 years.
 In Sharon, Mrs. Della King, wife of David King s.
 h this town, sah instant, Trphena Camp (colored, aged years. ,rln lhissIlage, MarchI2lh. Flora Jane Bram- ble. aged mpnths, late of England. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

te|Fsa ~ ,@E MONDAY, March 20. brands from S7 25 to 8 62. Demand is brisk m GRAIs.wWheai sl s5 a 2 %. Rye sl % $l O8. Oats 46 a 47. Corn 76a 79 PRoylsIoNs.- Sl4 50 a l500for mess. and $13 75 II 50 for prime. Beef, S6 00a'6 50 for prime, and $Il % l3 50 for mess. Lard loc Buster l1 l5c. Cheese 10 l2c.. as s-
 E Cattle Market. 5 ,ts .. r.ar~,a Ind .2.af.s MONDAY, March 20. Offered 2,4i5 Reeves, 300 cows and calves and 593S sheep and lambs.
 PRIcEs.-Beeves 9 1lcts per ib. Cows @35 to 5o Sheep $500 lD co; Lambs $S50 to 6 00. All sold. n'
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

At New Oileans, on Sunday, the 27th of February last. a terrible accident oc .' cured al the French Opera House, by the failing Of the Gallelies .du ing the performances. and carrying away the second tier of boxes killing lh,ee persons and woundipg over 50. ,rgs aaa.a 7g., .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
New YoRK. March 20.

FEoM HAvAEA.-A, letter from tiavana Stales lhai ihe American citizens in thai place have addressed remons,rance 10 Secretary Marcy against inc Black War rI"r outrage. Tie Cuban Governmen, is silent ahoul the affair. It is gen rally ru mored that il,e French Admiral has ,en- dcred ,Ie aid of his fleet Id the Cuban al, l!,oriiies, in case of any hlibusler attempts from the United States. .as ,r-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
IRlaine ll.aM Aleeline.

T9Y request of a large number of our citizens the subeci of roh ibifion, at inc Court ouse on Friday, the 24ih of March, at 2 o'clock P M At the close Of the Address the meeting will go into convention for the purpose of nominating candidates to represent this town in the next General Assembly. E8 <
 ~ PER ORDER. OF THE COMMITTEE.
 LitchfieId, March 22d, 1854. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Nathan Preston, a wealthy individual of Woodhury, in this State. is said by ihe New Yo,k Herald, to have left his pro- perty. amounting to nearly $20o.ooo, to Joseph A. Scovllle. the printer of the New Yok k Pick. Better luck than gen. erally comes to poor printers.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
LlTCHFlELD COUNTY EIat and Gan E;toFes

n nURING the past week, the subscriber has D received at the Old Staud newladd | ons to his stock of Winter .Gooas. consisting of late styles of Cloth and Fur Caps in every yeretyj Fur and Soft Hats, Buffalo Robes. Furs, &c,, &c,
 Also, just opened, an asspr;m'nl ot spfng New York dealers. Every article in his, line ma v be found or will be furnislisd at low rates Call and examine. HlkAM JAIASoN.8 Ltchfield, Feb. l, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Accor1rEp FoR-Those people who have puzzled their wits AOout the spirit ispping phenomena, without being sble to solve the mystery. will be glad to know that q French writer in tho Uni- verse has at last accounted for tie milk in the eocoa nut" He says the devil enjoys unusual privileges in the United States, because the holy sacrifices of the nnass are celebrated at such vasLsdistan> ces apart, and SO many millions of tRen, desceHdantssef PFotestanls. have no re lion whatever. and are not even baptized. " This rarily 1.-the saeraments. !" he says, !" leaves the devil greater sway over men; he da.es to- come nearer the earth, not - being driven efar by the frequent ilnmo- ' lation of the divine victim, and he enters into communicatioh with the human race by the mysterious means which God leaves open 10 him. ? 25 ,., .5y ...r, ''..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
B "A m V [ MS ng xnns.

EOR SALE at Ire Mile ot the subscriber in N Washington, Grain, Meal, and Provender, Plaster, Clover and Timothy Seed, Sc &c. CHAIN PUMPS. wholesale and retail; Hoveys Scrapers, Furnace Cas,ines of every rvtlcscrip,ion, Mill Shafts and Gearing, Water Wheels, Sc. 91- Machinery of all kinds. bnt and repaired ; Shating, Pniieys and Hangers of every kind. In store, Dry Goods and Groceries Hais and Spik cs. Hnrdwore anl Cutlery. Sh ,yels, Spades, Rope of various sizes! ,A
 Wanted-ScKAP IRON in any quantity.
 H., BALDWIN Washington, March 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
RAn gAT,E.
3rltE. HaIlsIs ANrs I0.r

s4TIiE HOUSE AN Il.IoIFl nN the east side af Nor,i, sirse,, ir the,~vit- O lage of Ei,chfeld, lately the residence of Charles L.. Webb, Esq. '5af .esg sea Is} s
 'ro.gentlemen desiring to purchase pleasant country mansion, rare opportunity now ple-' s."ts itself -. @tes! P ka@ f.sa
 For n,rl;cuiars inquire of Rct'i. l.. Crook Esq. New York city, or of G. II. iin!ls;er, Esq, oi sad Liichtield.
 : If no, sold before the first of April next, tie premises will be rented. : Litchfeld, Feb. IS, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Within forty miles of San Fransisco, California, there is a farmer who planted l7O0 acres of potatoes, 250o acres Of wheat. and 2500 acres of barley. He owns one steamboat and two schooners,
 which arc exclusively employed in bring ing h;s produce to market. The capital invested is about half a million. ,~r,'E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

The Dunkirk Joarnal Henry ". Perkins, late merchant of Fredonia. reported 10 have been robbed of $l4. .0OO at Hornsviiles a sho,t time since, has been arrested on a warrant issued on be- half of his creditors. and has been for some days on examination at Fiedonia, before Hon. Abner Lewis.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

paper has been in circulation al iae West, called " The Nebraska Democrat" purportipg 10 be printed in thaI territory. aud urging the passage of Douglass bii, us favorable 10 the settlement of the ierri> tury. Wehave scenit qlnled by the Ad> minislration papers as excellent authority. Now the fact is that it is not printed m ,he territory, but iE Fremont county, Iowa, fr the purpose of producing false impress ions respecting the numbers in the terri tory. e~,ars 7sa.4F
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Farm for Sale.

: 4 VERY VALUABLE FARM |" SITUATED partly in the town of Goshsnia and he Nathaniel s. Par,nelee farm, con aring l 75 acres. with two good dwelling houses. four barns and other buildings, suitably, divided innieadnw, blow and pasture land. win good supply of wood and timber, and well wa'ered. Said farm will be sold cheap, credit given for large part medillely. J. ]. GAYEOftD, Agent.
 Gushen March 1s,, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

DAVID B. BoerH The Wings of Dan bury and New Fairfield, have nominated David B. Booth, Esq, of Danbury, for Judge cf Probate. He is son niihe la'e Hon. Reuben B. Booth. The selection is an excellent pae, aud his peculiar 6,ness for thei place wih probably secure him a msjo.ity Ofutie votes ol the Dis,ricl.u8 v
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

A NovELTy.-The New London Star says that the Collector of that port is an earnest opponent of the outrageous Ne. braska Bill. Such an instance of hons es,y under adverse circumstances, is not often found in the Democratic party.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Stephen Branagan'walked off the bridge in Birmingham on Friday night, just back of the Howe Pin Co.'S Factory, and was drowned. Anotber- man in company with him walked off at the same time but got out. Branagan was about 2s years old, and leaves wife and several children, ~es s.@cgr 5sa X !
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Bernard Doughertv wns killed instant> ly on Friday night in Ansonia. Having slipped. he put his hands on an out> building for support, when the building fell upon him and crushed his head.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

According to a statement lately pab- lished by the Secretary of the Treasury, there are in the United States 9s5 banks including branches. Their joint capital stock is $2e6,734 955, of which $6, ,ees, 996 is held by foreigners.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Another pan of ma,rimanial milk has been pretrasnrciy skin,hied. Leonidas Ballard, aged i7. and Sophia Hawkins, aged, l4. both of Dudley uniied their mortal destfnies wi,iioni ihe consent ot their parents, on The e7.ii ut. The hoy hss not ealured into. tue, presence of his maternal parent since. far fear oIs fSeins laid across her knees, and ll.ers subjeried io a disciplinary operation which w.lilll, noi be al,ogeiier agreea bles nor auile iR1 keeping with his new relaiiop..a ,sai.Ay ssasegss'ss 2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

persons indsh.ed ta thc lN subscriher 6reFseae ested taanaIe Immediate payment 10 rhe same; if you eanst ise the cash give me your note. 7 N A.gG.s BRADFORD x
 Wolco,tville, February B, 1853. rs, .f.,'' "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

The subject of the construction of a bridge at Albany. over the Hudson. is now before committee of both houses. The Troy papers are much opposed to it. There are loads of petitions and re- monstrances before the committee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

The revenue of the Church of Eng land is twenty five million dollars. The revenue of the English drinking houses is more than a hundred and fifty millions.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Ghiri..Malxin 2.

NTEW and advanced Prices weFe, adopted at lN the New Haven Shir, Manufaetory on the lst Of November last. The undersigned will furnish work in any quantity to those wishing employment. ALvoRD $ BROTHER.
 WoicottvilIe, February G. 1854. 4as -ere
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
AnOmIOW

TWILL be sod on Aionts '. ihe 3i day of w April nexi,pt rly late residence in Geshen Centre, without reserve, tnsfe hphesl bijder,'ny entire HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE consisting in part of Mahogany and other Clsaifs, S1ias, Dressing and other Bureaus, Tables. Lnoking Glasses. Matresses, Fe alhsF Btds, Csfpe's, BUGGIi3S, and olIiur persoaal property on the promises. 'aFdf-sl sa
 Sale to commence at 10 o'ciack.A NJ. .iH F'
 CICERO COLLINS.
 Goshen March %. 1854. -aIifs.s as ,nss.iass
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Euttkercitt & TroWbridgr. !
.jlg eTcAMaat Y,UtkOars

sLa t' q c FS SS 70 . kj fE OlR' s
 N9. l SouM Street. LitcAJfsl.l.a <, H AVE just received from New York ,i large AA assortment of Genrlemen's Dress Goods, equal 10 any in the marker. They have every thlng in inc shape of Clo;hs which the public wish, and that too al prices wh cw will suit GUS toners, They IIaSealsoah extehS I've >s0rtment oICrava's, Cellars, Hosierv, ,-Hsndk kerchiefs, Ves- ings and Trimmings, to which the attention of tie public is invited ,F &f" 777 Y G
 91- Those furnishing their Cloth can have garments cut or made in style which cannot be rIvaied in fashion und ~orEmanshp. Cutting done at short notice All work warranted to fit
 Rememher tie number Snuih Street.
 c. G. BUrTKERElTr JAMES TRowu.IDsx,
 Lltchlie.d, March, 1854. Ts- '8 EF0+
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

TERRIBLE STEAMBOAT DIsAsrER ---The steamer Reindeer burst her llue at Cans netOn, Ind. yesterday, scattering misery and death in all directions. Forty or fifty persons wee killed and wounded. Many were blown into. the river and drowned. Ah A1 S9 ...es -..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

The Erie Railroad company have put. ap their road telegraph car which can be taken io any point. remote frpm iele. graphic station. where an accident occurs, and connunicate results boili ways. 'a S
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Masrieo.

In Springfield, Mass, on the 14,h instant, by the Rev. MT. Child, Mir. Lewis s. Kilbourn of Litchfeld to Miss Gertrude B. Dewey of Springfield. ; -s ft- @|.@
 In Sharon, MT. John Dwight St. John to Miss Mary E. Andrews. s.ge- .,-z. nst Hja
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Greene o. Bronson has come out with letter opposed to the Nebraska Bill e..'-,. ',,..s,.,.,., q Ri
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

ear DR, TERREL's oiSTMExF-pu.supi in glass bo$esan extra nice article for ahe lollet, and q handsome shell ornnment. Every family should have l,ox. op the sshef in case Of exposure to the fall winds, or accident. Notice adveTIise7 ment in another column. For sale byll Fg5
 fsh. A. C. SMITH,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Lola Monies was severely bihsn .ia ILel hand by a pei. grizzly abeaFs al Grass Valley, on the 6ihof February. A msn stsndingi near struck him over the head gMiih club and thereby saved Her ,hieI esss ssaa H
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

sSThe Democrats of New Hampshire have been nnce sa believe that she President ls opposed t0llSe Nebraska 1hili, aHd wiIi veto ii, II H passes the House! .s@si -s s77A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
nrEorA Aalc...A1
A DWErlT'TCf.. IIlIIISR l eI1 TIJT

GtONrAlAtN NC alNacFe aud ha.f Of land. SL with ma0y vslhable Iiuii trees thereon, east nf ihe meeting-hSnsr. on he rad rnnninR rom l.'ienheld to New Haven. F.t partieniaFs enquire of WA. M. ESslss near the prsr,i,es.
 -.g IlisNtY' .NnITTLESEY.
 New York, Fsb. 2I <, Issi. t;,el
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
THE FARMERS

nF NURFBLK and viciaiiy, can find ai " the shop of the sGbscrIber.ihe 6estarti e) rzH E M--4 IzAK Ez@ 1zA- rNAr szz5 in the county, ready for the Spring Trade.
 Also, STOVES of tue best pattern in, market. Ois' paien, insulated Lightning Rods, Hydraulic Rams. S<c.. 6ee.8 ssA 31s@3'@e25fsh 91r, All kinds Of Job Work done as usual rssga
 J. W. CONE.
 Norfolk, March1, 1854. iaaEf-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
n.,nn,.lr.......-lin..l..

Wsn,ed lnrafdiaielY.-Ten mora indaf- Irigus respectable Amsricpa Gipls 'o storI ih Edtton Facfofs. Cool wages md sscaJy e'i- pIoyment given. have obtained some very fine Gitls iroa Lilelfeit County, aud wnnta few more sf Inc same srt, Foe particular please call ai the Factory. or wrile tpiesss
 ,.-..... MONROE TERRELL.
 Nausatuc, Conn, March 1S, 1854. sis' si lsi,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
NEW GOODS!

LUST RECEIVED at T. H. RICHARDS, O Custom and Ready y-Made Clothing Empo- rum, West Street.
 Also, Spring and Summer Fashions just re. ceived. fs a9 -%%s -,2
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

hIOTlCE.-- .--AIl persons having unsettled lS ceou,,,s with the subscriber, afo requested to call and close the same either by nate or oth- crwise, before ihe Is, of April nexi l,z. ggy 2
 GEO D. WADlAMS. Wnlco,tville, Jan. 24, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Hon. Stephen A. Douglass

AND ZIIE. NEBRASKA B,ILLfI NOTWITHSTANDING the introduction of 4N this monstrous bill into our National Con gress, and the sla very qdestioH again agitatife the county froms North to, Seulb--we would inform oGr friends that we yet sell Goods .at as low prices as formerly, at our old stand nl South Norfolk and that entire sa tsidciion will be given 10 all favor us with call. @g .tt.l -a 3 y X, . s. ID. NOR TIIWAY & CO.,
 F. S-We have a few more pieces nl those schesp Prints and De LaiSes, which We will sell at cost, previous to the first Of April. sg sses4
 Soafh N6ffolk, February 20Ih, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Disiricf 'of WoOdbu,y ss Probate Court, soth
 February. 1854. K x
 HESITATE of JAMES JACKSON, late ol kL I3c,iiem in said District. deceased.
 The Court ef Probate for the District of Wood bury hath limited and allowed six DIantis from the date hereof for the creditors of sad estate 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their acconnfs, properly attrs- ed, within said lime, will be dsbarfed a recovery: All persons indebted 10 said estate are repeated in make immediate payment .O A JOSHUA BIRD, Admipistrnsor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Admission of Electors. &C.

AdMiSSlOn Of ~EI,SctOES, NCs FEVHE Seleclmen and Town Clerk of the town \ of Lichted will meet ai the Town Room on Monday. the 27th. day of March. 1854, at 10 o'clock A. M. ";o examine and decide upon all applications to be admitted to the privileges of an Eector, "and to attend t0any other business proper for said meeting. .,
 TOMLINSON WELLS, .-,. FRED. M. .BLAKF,SLEE, l #ia ' GEORGE A. SMITH, Selectmen
 HENRY FRTSBTE,
 ABNER LANDON, 4
 SAML. P. BOLLES, Town Clerk. Litchfe!d,a March 18th, 1854. I
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

ThOmpson's Reporter states that Lods Napoleon has lately invested from. seven io eight miluons francs in va rious public srcu~ rifles in New York city. st s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
AnnIAfrees EAr SaIn.

GRAFTS from S2 % to si 50 per dozen. U Common fruit from SI % per dozen down as cheap us you want to buy. .
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

l, is now openly declared al the Wcs,
 tha, tue repealnflhe compromise of 1920 repeals the binding farce ol'aIl compromses and that hereafter no fugitive slave shall he arrested The rescpsrs of. tiles escaped slave al Milwankie boldly proclaim ihis doctrine. This dues not lcok much as fl the agitation had vel reached ',finali,y''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

Disirictsef Torriagton ss Probate Coa,i, Es6fHars 4 ssiGNEp ESTATE Of JAmAs c. HAyprs, "A insolvent debtor of Torrington ia said District. a28 gag N2t' g1l,Fi7
 The Court of Probate for the District of Tof. rington hath limited and allowed two lnUnfhs from ihc date hereof tor the Creditors Of said Estate, in which 10 exhibit their claims thereto --and has app,iated Geo. D. WaJhains, Norman B Lalhrop, and Clark B. Downs, Esqs.. of Tor. tine,on. Commissioners to receive and examine said Claims Certified by a nIf. ps9 ~ .H] 's9 HENRY s. BARBOUR, Judge. The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the office of II. s. Barbour in said 1orfing'on on ihe first and last Tuesdays Of April 1854, at 10 o'clock in tie forenoon, on each Of said days, for the purnose of attending on the business of said appointment. ~..,r sre h
 GEo. D. WApHAMs,l ,,ls .l,.5 ~
 A. B. LATHRoP, Commissioners.
 CLARK s. DowEs, @,f All persons indebted 10 said Estate are request. ed 10 make immediate payment to
 A c. BRADFORD, r,,,u.,a..
 siH9' sRs,A. c. BRADY. hI 'a1s7FFss''F'8
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

lmUNT,S BEST CAST STEEL. AXE fof
 EI sale, by. N s. D. NORItiW AY ~ K
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
CONS JIM. PIT ION!.

or THE4ahoNe Expeciorant, prepared by an experienced Physician and Chemist hasa now, become sandard Prtparhgon, and is offered for the COMPLETE GER Esof those diseases ot
 tho Tar oct aad Lgnsg $, which, il Beelec,ed,
 uslally ieriil'nafe fataily 'ih COESUMP., TlON. Itcontnins t,oDpiuih, CaiemeIs ofntiya mineral Mhuteyer,l but is composed entirely 0E those Roo:s, Herbs, and Vegetable Substances which have specific irfiuencc li9Cn the LuHess and their connected orgaps.s Iisimnsdiate effect is 10 alay aIi irri'atipn,. and gently remove ihe phlegm and other eni6rhids secfeiiaHs from tho
 hroat and Air passages, thus rclieype the Cough hy subdaing The infammaHQp ard sother chusce which giye Else to. its . Iteis approved ot and recomnendrd by Physicians ofs the highest, standing. a,td may he given win perfect saie.y to iheyonng gcst chhl,Ttha most daica te famalS.a
 Prepared by. A, L.. ,.SCOYiLI4 ,Ss CO., G0ihies HaH, No @3,6 'Brhaawny. New York
 New Eng land D. pol BURR &d PERRY, Noss 1 Cornhill. Boston, Mass .4sagsasg
 Sold in Ltchiieid bv A c SMITH; Wd0dbuYy, AAeH 6e Geys West Goshem. A M lies eS S0nss Wolcotville, Alvo,d & Br.tasr; Norfolk c busy, WAshinaa Ca, Bridgswater.G H Sanford
 & Co; West Cornwall, E Kellogg PlymontE5ss
 ' Scn.; Pymouiha Hollow. Seth Tholnas IT; { Bethel, w c nickok, and hy Druggists generally
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
Wanted Tnarned diatelv,

0 GOOD TAILOR ESSES to work in tho S shopi constant employment and good wages will be given to good hands None others need apply .a.s. T. H. RICHARDS.
 Lilehfeld March 18th, 1851. . ...s... ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23

" E W GOOD TJST received good assortment or GcniIe~ @ mems Dress Goods fur Spring trade, at tss| RUPTKEREITG & TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
EgifacKES3flffIlS.

EBifscleS3astIlAS! 1! ts.ss. ssss.,.; yXTAN'IED, several good biacksmiths and a w strikers 10 work ron, Axes Also, good able-5odied men to grind and polish. Apply tos 8s,s sss.sss avf SAM. alY. COLLINS fsta ys0 stsba se,sass axiz taCollinsyilIe, GoaH.s ps
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-03-23
By Overland ROnic!l

g ~ overland kOntC!g sH N WYE arc in the recpipi' Of Goods by teanss
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