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BERNARD LUMBER CoMPANY.-R, G.

Es BERNARD LUMBER COMPANY. R. c.
y sAfFoLn s. s. HENRY F. R LAIIAiER W D COATES,
s. FOWLER Ms6EAN Co and D. COOS of Steam Saw
Is on he waters Of ox a have iasoeiaed under the stye and
running Sixteen Single Saws, Circular
Wooswoh Planning Machine which viii
single and three large will then able
10000 S0,0l1 Lumber
Railroad Companies, Plank Road Building
Shippers all others wanting Pine supplied
notice. Their Agent New fully authorized
supply company yard
with good Lumber suited dOnand
Of Soils sud Enphrogyne g.TAYLOR
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STEAMSTIIPS--SHIPS.
EALHESYn.M

Will leave SUNDAY. January a. ut O'CLOCK A. NJ
ETORGALVESTON,IN ,INDIANoLA, ,PoRT uzNEs,
sM LAvAca and MATAGoKDA BAY-Regalar sAlhsa4sss
NewOeans md Ttxna u S. Mg low
The new and magnificent steamship LOUISIANA Jereiiah
SMITH VIII iea7e 40 above Built expressly trade
as are all o. sno yesses IN this ne solid oar tbers
douby b,acod, she presents medium
Freight for ndanoa and Layaa will be the whaye
ect at at9gorda ay without charge Foegh
or pAahaSe ahg elegant recommendation
HARRIS MORGAN, foot OF Julia direct,
.u- opposite the Steanbhp Landing.
kB This line having established ts own Pilot on pMs ayao liar
tains. - ''-
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NE W YORK.
PHILADELPHIA.

4 III I1e4 y I~I1I IIIsI.
To sail in n few days ...@
NOR PHILADELPHIA.-(M Merchants ~
IL LnelThe very fast smiling regular packet bark 60
EMILY BANNING, Hawes muster having nearly All
and board will sA For the bulk
Of 200 bbls Molasses, apply 10 -
BAKER d STETsoN. Agents. PHILADELPHIA ianq0
EH0R PHILADELPHIA-(H (Herou&Mar- IN
~ TINS Line Of Packets )-The A schooner FANNIE, 4Ax
Binsan master having large portion Of
quick dispatch. For balance freight passage
iani7 G. W. HYSSoN, 80 Camp street.
ESOR PHILADELPHTA.-Th splendid sHEss
q clipper schooner MUSTANG, ". Sawyer, SsAf
having tho part engaged, will
For balance Of freight passage, apll on board
ian9 GEO. w. HYNS0N, so Camp street.
EIN0R PHILADELPHIA-(P Philadelphia 4agS
AZ, New oreana Line Of Packets The splendd -
bark TANGiE Capt having part Of her
will have quick dispatch. nRnee apply
d!4 ]. H. ASHBRiD DGE b CO, So St. Charles
EyOR PHILADELPHIA A l re- s#5ggS
n gqar packet bark -, a loading and will sail 60
dis BbGERF WILLIAMS d CO.. 10 cnmr street.
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GAM's OYSTER sALOON.-This - 2

SAWS OYSTER sAIOON.-ThisN "a ~
~ NEW AND EXTENSIVE SALOON which U IN o.
scale greatly superior tier establishment
kind in the South, is just opened w.
101 ST. CHARLES STREET.
Mr. WEIR better known SAM has been connected with the
business this the having with Mr.
Hoook when he established the Oyster the Second
Municipality remained with him till his ah has continued the
business With such experience nfe1b
mnaton 70 the pabc faithfully with the best in his line Sam
ocit6 Of his friends share Of their patronage large
has been IRepss Gtg the SALOON and providing it. BAR
s tnavn ~ beir ~ ha - - sad
the ebest Cooks. The LARDER i'll supplied with the
CHOICEST FISH AND GAME and the OYSTERS SERVED
aned exclusively for this Establishments short trouble
will be spared render this worthy patronage this
and iudieous community. mhl6 If
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TERA CRUZ.

q CFDA,
- VIII Leave WEDNESDAY, Febreary s, Mt o'clock AM
HTOR VERA CRUZ-U. s. Mail Line. .se5-ssa
IL The and snitcen ateamslip TEX ts I'll laNRA
(lgo tons bahen Etnry Place commander will eays f1
ha thoYe puncually carrying tho u. S. Mho, ~ ~
49,, HateH o FaBsaEe,.,.
helonreinent goods cubic foot an rons
~ Foregh having to
aud steerage pnsgsngers, Rsply to ~ A
HARRIS MORGAN, foot of Julia Btreet,
s,s- p...... -, ..,., opposite the Steamship Landing
Nj xcan Consul. ' f''pOi'p i'Si. ~ ~"
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FRIDAY MORNING, JANUARY 90 1854.
DAILY CRESCENT

HE NEW ORLEANS DAILY CRESCENT,
OFFICE NO. 9s ST. CHARLES STREET
viii be regularly Subscribers ibis sits, al a. bo,
day, (sandsy excspd yar ss, s To-
the Onee, lb cents week, payable CsYyistK
THE CIRCULATION
Of the CREscEsr Daily Weekly such as 10 o, as,at
medium 70 Advertisers. AZ " " ~
4 FAMILY PAPER
scrcula.es largely early m the ctissr. and
articles sold families advantageSusy
it's columns no paper the city circuse extensively Among
families. -
OUR TERMS
such to invite the attention and patronage Of tie pnA
kpyERTIsIHs;
Per Square Ten Lines in PeaFrs insertion in all 81
Advertisements the Second charged Day
liberal discount will te made with those advertise By
for a shorter time. ~
All Advertisements marked will be p1bshed month,
charged aceordingly.
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HOTEIs-REsTAURANTs

NSLANAGANS OYSTER SALOON. 95 mM ~
n ST. CHARLES STREET. THOMAS X N,@A tH4
FLANAGAN takes the pleasure Of announcing NSy
friends and the public generally that he opened the ~
above
the market Affords and the Liquors the choicest seec-
tion The Culinary Department
the best Cooks the E Give him judge your
selves. oif
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

STAR PLANNING MILL, corner of Hercules
~ ant Calope keeps constantly hand
men Of DRESSED FLOORING, CEILING and WEATHER BOARDS
"a IL 9o %" %" ~ ~ " o, ~ s Spot'eS' nosle. sr
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

6NOAL! C0AL!!-The undersigned informs
" his friends that he hiss taken office No n Grayer
Camp the sale Coal and will keep
stany hand the best quality OF PITTSBURGH ANTHRACITE
ENLSIf AMERICAN CAMEL COAL, bulk casks deiy
erabie free of carriage.
Pittsburgh putup Plantation constantly
hand Orders received the office II Grase depot 2 Camp
street, will be punctuaiy attended to-
ma DIN MORTIMER TURNER.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

AsOGNAC--l0 half and Is quarter pipes
Ponitney half pipes Mare quarter pipes old Sae
in and for sale by f. W. CoEIER, no Common
opposite ST. Charles Hotel.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

NOR LIVERPOOL.-The fine A ] at s5ssssSS
u Loyd's fast sailing British ship sTAMBGuL, Capt -
Smith, leading, will have spntch
freight, spPly to THOMAS ROGERS, IR. a co,
ian3 or to CHENEY LOWELL lie Common
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

q ~. " AilooN . IAhD.-l VIII use no OtuGF
~ art in the advertisement han what found pain
BY length Of practice have become of all these complaints that
called Syphtc For nearly fifteen years. this city,
sole business those there only
other doctor and know th better than they do That what
insisting upon Which
STRlCTURES, NODES, ULCERS, SORES, GLEETs, SORE
THoAlS e etc. are Just as nta me the htnse
Of daily obryaton which say without ganiy
other merit than that OF experience.
effect few find difficulty
those longer duration without submitting the patient such
treatment will him the slightest suspicion,
oeige him to neglect ha aa whether without within The
diet
could supply this these
secrecy which, always inyiolably preserve.
Ihave qualifications which think 1t necessary add
satisfied that reputation is already sufficiently established.
Constant attendance from in the morning until o'clock Mt night.
w. WATSON, NJ. d.
Dr. WATSON has removed No. 91 Cusomh0nss between
Royal and Bourbon streets d29 lpd&W ly
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

RRANDY.-We have regular supplies Of the
oaaeeight pipes 1885, s02 iS05 S sas qnSTter and
pipes importation, which the
cornes1eurs we'll grocers and retailers
Wsl. L. LEVERIGE CO., Sole Agents.
aA NJ I
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GENOA.
PORTS MOUTH.

E1yOR PORTSMOUTH Passage only. Ess
Il The A. fast sailing ship GT0M8GO, Capt. Howes
having all her will have mnsiate dispatch
sage only, apply to the Captain on board.
ianl7 J.r. WHITNEY d Co, 6l Camp urest.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

Z ,ARD--200 tierces and barrels, landing ex
isas ''>,''" sN'' iii. aULFoRD CO.. 81 Bank Places
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BOARDING

p OOMS AND BOARDING. G.-SeveralS Single
a. Gentlemen be accommodated with pleasant Rooms and
Board Board only by application Graver
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
ALLsoPPs, INDIA PALE AL

THIS ALE celebrated hroug India its valuable
ties being from aa9ltefation and composed only Hope
Malt Water, by hssars SAMUEL hLISOPP SON,
The South,
ranq lyl r. H Chiffon ImrorLar. 81 GraviaE
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

ESoR LlVERPOOL-(Takes no Grain. ssNN
The fine frst.class fast calling British shp WAR SAAg
hER Capt Hunter ia oadipg and Will have
patch. For freight Of 800 bales Cotton, apply 10
PETER MAXWELL d CO 80 Magazine ST.,
or J. r. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp d.
or pAsBa 10 the faninI nhnarJ tonTn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20

EHOR LIVERPOOI.--TheA A fast sail fEs5ES
ing ship COTsU8IBIANA, Stohl, muster having
the cargo engaged, requires te bulk Of
Foreg. Of which having fine accommodations apply
board, Post ., seeOnG District.
BoGERT. WILLIAMS 4 Co. 10 Camp ST.,
uls or to WN. CREEPY, 80 NGtrheE strset.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1854-01-20
VOLUME vi.
HHVRE.

ENOR HAVRE.- Regular Trader )-,4E@s
IL The sailing regular packet ship 81. AAAAE
AUL, Macey MASTER loading and will have quick
having apply
board or 10 BOGERT WILLIAMS g. CO. no Camp IT, 1hnl4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
2 SPRING GOODS.
T. M. RiclsyssSg,S Custom and Ready-llade Clothing sl EMPOR JIM.

JeU doors nest of tke Court. House.
 LUST opened, . large assortment of English, &y French German and American Broadcloths ot sli hues, shades, colors and qualities. ,l ,,
 !. .CAssIMEREss-English and French black Doe ehln, together with the greatest variety of fancy Casslmeres ot new and fashionable styles: black and iancy satin and silk Veslings, Marseilles and summer teslings of every descfiption, which will pc sold by the yard or made up .o order 10 suit pnrchareFs, in ihe best manner and warranted to eiye entire satisfaction or no sale.
 CLoTHiNG.- splendid stock oftte latest sty aud best manufactured Clothing; ind Iwill vnl,- tgTe to say superior in quality e aav stock ever CHefed an ,hls village. Ihave made extra efforts tnis season to manufacture such clothing as inc pubic demands. from nces, br,adcloth dfess and irock Coats, black and fancy cassmere Pants. satin and silk Vests, down to the good common se!v'ceable tweed Sucks; aud . Iar9e assorimenf Cf Trimmings, which xill be soIdchcdDer for cash snnn can he b0nght elsewhere. M \ F g A sg Tsl " FURNISHING GooDs-- EinbFEcirea a Infse aesost. mcnl of Shirts, Cuilats, Bosoms. Cravats- Scarfs Stocks. L0ndnn Eea, black kid and silk Giove. Hosiery, silk Handkerchief, pyrtnsonnaies. Sms penders, Trunks, valises, Carpct Baos, Umbrella, sc. Gentleman lufnishiHg their cIoil, can have fheir gafme!lIs made its a etyle not 70 be eur passed in iaehi1n of w0rkmanship and yayran,c, to ft, tE0nld say to my friends and she pubii, ihatsit lsmy aIps to sen Cle'hinR that vii siy perfect satisiaetion tdihe wearsf. Cnsiing,lon sl sllort notice. Spring end Summer Fashion
 Lliehasid, March as. 1854. @ 1.AAA'' 7,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Boots and Shoes.

ATTENTION, CUSTOMERS !Sl LUST received, h full cargo of Bomsand Shoes ep fresh from New York and the essttrn markets comprising everything in this linc fur the srason. A heavy stock of Gent's and Ladies' Oyershoes at greatly reduced prices--lower than was ever snd in the county af Lischfield French pa,en Cork Seles, Suls .nad Upper Leather, Mosocca LinimGs, Rris,les, Wax, and E,nhings generally all of which may be found at',..e Old Brick, jus
 as g0od as the markets Mill nffard. Ssg
 0T' First Door West of Gnnrt ILasa. V Sa 8a ' sssI si MEAEOY & &TROWBRID3 BE. { Lischfeld, Jan 9th, 1854. iA V
 N. B.--We would just remind our friends tlIaI 'n0wis the time t8halance accounts. and Wrmosf respectfully invite al to dv 90 without delay. ssi
 ist 4rs8sf sgis Us grsS@gsagS sssssi M. & Tgts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
ARTICLES OF ASSOCIATION !I0Weff Mfg. COmDany. '


 DE 1t known that we, the subscribers hereby MD associate ourselves as a body corporate pursuant to the provisions Of the Fourteenth Chapter of the Filth Third of the Revised Statutes of Connecticut, entitled of Joint Stock Corpora. tions, and subsequent Acts and those amendatory thereof, aud the following are our articles of association and agreement: s'
 The name of sad Corporation shall be JEwETr MFG. COMPANY. r9S s tt
 9 The Capital Stock of said Corn Doration shall be divided into Eight Hundred aud Forty Shares of Twenty-Five Dollars each. M se
 3 The said Corporation is established for ihe purpose oi manufacturing and dealing in Iron, Brass and other metal Castings, and also any and ai kinds ol malleabIe Castings and articles conn posed mainly of maleable and gray Iron, Wood, Brass, Steel and other metals; and also t0,man- nfacture and sell Maase Traps, Birdie Bits. and such articles as . ire. generally known as ttard- ware Goods; and also to purchase, hold md sell real estate and other property and such gods and effects as may be necessary and convenient to prosecute said business. n8A etsssqsa sya
 The statnte law of the State Of Connecticut entitled of Joint Stotk Corporations and the several Acts additional thereto and amendatory thereof are hereby paricuarly referred to and made part ofihese articles, and ihe Corporation hereby established and organized under and and proceed according to the regulations su5- scribed and specified iIlarein. ag9 . s33a44 al
 5 Each subscriber tn these articles agreesio take the number ol Shares annexed to his ar her name ofthe Capiial St0ck nf sa h Corpora ii0n--- each Share i0 be Twenfy-Fiye Dollars asaalure- said, be paid for ny nstalmenis as ihe Directors of said Corporation shall call in the same. Bssss
 6 The aforesaid Corporation is located and established tn sharon Valley, Litchfield County,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
NsR lllI aIgeas
- n W E
Iii6il, iV D sksT' LIZ

"I .raa 3Il fll lzlslls lsl l1sss
 S7xs.sIs. Si,1;lIl.. A|sljHiHlHtss c.-s.i
 = ,s-,, i1aI10fR aIli1 HI01fl1ittf HGcilOe - n.eZ S...,s.,,s', Kllsliil A3Falges piaih Nnl 4a
 -. l fajislkaiiil klgil lilFeles alsssslaea eea'
 N N m aRngil 1aes Bnlelsts and CAnlS k. .,.-s Es SiIss alnlI Rnslen 1.lee@ nss.s,e4 ss-S.sS ~ Williea 9ar&tile md Mssl@ A@SEss M s,p1 Anernah a-l and 9A 4al'ee k'Isals ' 1s.-.@-snsss ass1aiiaEgnt, aud @-e lu1lnalg anl rs...s <sss-.-a,1sre Bishop and 3arnsra La&u4 S - AlazlIsEs, BnNk uA1 Swsss AlasVzs S rs1 FlsIh ia. iiise Aae SaRs1Eles s..s = rsss1aie &a. As and cSase9 Berlin - c.- - nslIrp. Erger Cnm1ESes asssrted s..i"-s an1 Irams. Nnnk kEsMsS Gks- Sapsr black - fsrrv Dress SSSI ka and T ls pRsle and S-cr,. T.;neus DSas 4na asaEkine. inen, ns,,esk ard eakussa Essnxh Woolea Table Gc~eTs Suiss 5ac1nnl a2sek Si E and Lace F5e;nss and lussI1Sn1s- ususht MusEn CollssEs SlsevSs. CufIs, &e- Blsek and snSted Kid S;IE snd I.iSIe Thread Gsosess Silk CosIoa and T;.j FL TT Thres1 GIoss; Sit Canon and Woolen Hosiery of eveEy drsrEissisas s.iEss fsE saie aad ,o hs n,.de n AIsa, Wo0lea, Linen and Cotton E.-.se;rv sT,a Ftoar Osl Clalhs. Als0. FlonE, Egecer;es. CFOekeEy. Gcess Feathers, Sc e-as chssn ss the ehespess." quality considered.
 NE. Batter and Eggs wanted. at the hiehest ,.a,ket p.iees Also, work 0n Shirts as usual.
 N.r Aiso. Insurance Agent ER numerous ccmpanies. $ s. N. BRONSON.
 LiichfeId, April 1854. . es.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Battksreltt \ Trewbridge, e \ NePcIbW W@t TMGIOrS

NO. | sS0ush Street Lstcl )sflt2, V TTAvE just received from New York a large IA assortment of Genilemen's Dress Goods, thing in the shape of Cloths which the public wish, and that too at prices which will suit GUS toners. They have also an extensive assortment ofCravais, Collars, Hosiery, ,Hnndkerchiefs, Vest ngsand Trimmings, to which tho attention of the public is invited. ssasa ~ @fsts
 garments cut or mode in, a style winch cannot be Fivaiea in fashion and workmanship Caffing done af short notice All work warranted to fit.
 ReMsmber the number I South Street, gs c. G. BUrrKEREITT. JAMES TRowBRIpcr.
 Ltch6eld, March, 1854 E@t s47 NFfsF " "
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
F MEWstSFOCK
AND WEWI8R coo

@A AMID W3M &3A 0OODWs
 THE undeSsigned, having juSt Escsissd from Msrket,s with "a fsll and tesmFlsie @ sortmeni of. Boots and Shoes, .pnspTpassed for 5eauty and fashiOn, ssIeesed with eteat care and attention im lfefeTenEe t6 ahe EaM and Winter Arades sAmohg pHR large @k may befound. d.every new siyle knOHR1e ihe trade many ofswhicb are msgDi6cent ip the extreme an, altogether aeW in county. Our stock is very large, styles beautiful, qualify beyond dispute and we are bound 10 sell at all hazard. sse sss5sA ss
 We therefore faviis aii, in this and iIe nsighbOFing towns to give us a call, assuring them. that they vii! f'ad that ' hicA they have Ione sought for, to wit.=-she height of fash- ion, bea1fy, aud durability combined. in the article of Ladies, Gents. Missess boys and ChildFens BcOis, Shoes. Gaiierp, Oxford ties, Polkas, Jenny Linds, Monterey CusI . man, ties, &e. &e. At the Old Brick Siosa li.st Door West sf the Court Houses esEae sg "a MEAF0Y & TR0WRRlD0E, z sLitehfield, April 25, slS53.ss esjss ,sss sssae
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Tor ga1e

V DwELkfNC-H HOUSE AND EOTs GsUMFAfNlNG an acre asid a l,aIr of land " with many valuable fruit irees lbereon' pIeasnnily siiaa!ed in South Farms, ore mile @ eass9I lne t a ameet'fg.hause, on the road running enquire Of WM M fsNsIev neay lher ryen;.ss <, II NR Y WIlITTLESEY.
 New York Feb. 2Isi, 1854. ' fT-''
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
aAnnwxM.s Mx1xs.

TNOR SALE at lke Mills Oi the subscriber n E Washington, Grain, Meal and PFoyender, CHAIn PunPs, wholesale and Fetail; H0vey's Straw Cut,ers and Corn Shellers, Flows and Scrapers, Furnace Castings of every description, Mill Shais and Gearing, Water Wheels, &c. 9dr Machinery of all kinds, built and repaired Shaiting, Pulleys and Hangers of every kind. In store, Dry Goods and Groceries, NaIls and Spikes, Hardware and Cutlery. Sh ,vels. Spades. Manure Forks, Hoes. PitchfoEks, Coil Chain and Rope of various sizes. m
 Waated-ScRAp lRoH in any quantity.
 H. BALDWIN. Washington, March 1854. R
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
THE FARMERs

nF MOREtDLK K aud vicinity, can find at O the shop of the subscriber. the best article of HL IT EA Ek .ED xA- M NEs tn the county. ready for the cspting Trads.
 Also, STOVES of the best pattern in market Otis patent Insulated Lightning Rods, Fly draulis Rams, &c,, &e.
 srAil kinds of Job Work done as usual. V NM yes sss J1W. EOlyEss
 Norfolk, March !, 1854. .,rs ,sa N F
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
]. \. NI.HEM!RiGsin2REps NI.
m ER R R AM Y T AIT0 "a,

III E R IF AN ' T AILo Rs 4 HAS just received large assortment of 1l Spring and Summer Goods, consisting of Broadcloths, Cassimercs, and Trimmings of all kinds. s .s3, ss s, N
 AIso--Rcady Made Clcihing. consisting of avery article ,n ihs CloiI.ing fine, and his stock of Clothing is all his own manufacture, and warranted, 10 give The best satisfaction. Furnishing Gocds in great variety, and . large assortment of Small Checks for boys Clothing, which will be sold cheap for each.
 Small Profit, Ready Sale, Guod Quality, and Low Prices. is tIeE Motto. Come aud see. First Store East of Wheclcr's Hotel, West Street Litch6eld. 1o afG
 N. B. Iwil! not he uDdersoid. rh'
 as1s'l !: THOMAS. II. RICHARDS. Y Liichieid March 24 1853. ~ {. 'as ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
jRYafs

- SUPER lOR fashionable IIass is,st Y fecelycd from New YoFls, and ior
 sale IA ihe subscribers at their old
 stand, half | nbile. west of ,tbe Court
 House iand would say 10 their form. er customers and lie pnhlIc, ihat we wiII nsn . q an object for them ', celi md pnrehtse "i ns' M. KILBORN x RRAMAN. ' Litchtield, April I2th. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
Waugatuc Railroad. 2 E |
.Spring ArrGisg geSse eOs'sS'sesscsst
 t Sth, 1854.
rRAINs OUT or BRINGEPl

eSpring Arrangement, eOnsnsencshg 1RGrch
 Sth. 1854. e*
 TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT. FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport ,,,r W,nsted at I2 8 P. M., connecting ai s,ratford with the 30 P. M., Train from New Haven.
 secona Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 4 10 P. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport for Winsted, at, IO.40 A. M., or on arrival of the 8 A. M. Express Train from New York, conn ecting at the Junction with the l0l5A. M. Train from New Haven. Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Wins,ed at : 90 P. M., or on the ar- rival ofih 3.O0P. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at the Junction with the $ 30 P. M. Troia rom New Haven.
 TRAINS INre BRIDGEPORT. % Firsi Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgeport Ut 6 IS A. M., connecting at the Junction with a train 10 New Haven. .,
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted at 6 Is A. M., connecting at the Jnnctior. with Train to New Haven, and at Bridgc- port with tho 1O.2l A M Train 10 New York.
 First Freight Train will leave Winsted for Bridgeport at 20 A M. .,9 " Y Third Passenger Train leaves WE:stcd d, t2 B P M connecting al the Junction with a rrain io New Hsven, and at Bridgeport with the 446 P M Train is New York.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradiey's Stag. from Woodbury, South. ,ury, Snuh hford, aud Oxford, VII connect at seymour aomphrey yssillc)wi,h the 905 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on he arrival oi,he lO.4O PM Train fromBridge- ,ori. No evening Stage after this date. x.
 MeNeas Stag from Wateriown, W ili con- pcct at Waterbury every day w:th the l3 \ NJ Train down. Returning on arrival oi he lOs4O A M Ttain from Bridgeport, and n Saturdays fsom mthc 5 SOP Nj Train. ,5. Fenn's Stage from Litch6eid will connect t Litehtieid Station with both passenger Trains csch way 1; and with the Morning Train 10 Winsted. ss aa ha8 gys4i si9.
 Horace Skinner's Stages from Oiis, Culd bring, New Boston, Colsbrook River and Hitchcock svil:e will connect daily at Winstcd with the l2.35 P Mtrain down. Returning n arrival of ihe 40 A Nj train from Bridge. ,oFt. e.5A R .Isi+ ,ase gq@ Na's' " @
 Bacon's Stage from Norfolk will ieavc'in ',ne to connect with tho IF 5 PM train from Winsted. Returning on arrival of the 10. 40 ? M irain from Bridgeport. s's
 A deductionsofs five cents is made when Tickets are pvrchar al ai the offices. ts,s8 c. iSPOONER. Superintendent f
 Bridgeport. NJ arch q. 1854. .iafggg 'al
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-04
CAglMET E'URMUlTglE3,

7 fWsa4j2tS44I S2S &Sa SS V <SN3I " SS tS sS9t39s ' .iasaa ss gf3CtIAlRS, Ic. R~s@ei's t' rEyHE subscriber having taken the old i N Stand, occupied by his father, II. J. Linsley, for fhe last thirty years, as a Csb- inet Ware House. begs leave 10 inform the public, hatglse hasson handM vrry large assor4meHt sof ali kiads sf Furnitufe Ol his own manufacture. suied to the coun> try mnrket, And having facilities. second to no establishment of tle kind in ll,is part of the State. for manufacturing any article in his line, to order, with despatch. nnd in the best sty b of workmanship. feels assu- red, that lie can supply customers both us to quality and price, on better terms, than can be obtained elsewheTe.
 ! tn his ass0rtDRns will ba found iat a times, Superb Sofas, at less than city rri Ices. Mahogany. and | large number ofoih or kinds of Rocking Chairs, and Cl,airs of all kinda. tables. bureaus, Secretaries, and ether articles too numerous 10 nisntion. He earnestly request all wishing 10 purchase any thing in liissline fU giveshiin n call,a ha is determined, 10 make it for the interest of ali sopnrchase 1t hisaestab> lishmsr |. on account oI Superiority in tho ariic.es, and cleapnass iR the price. ~ ssss
 JAMES H. LINSLEY. ei
 WoodbuTy, Feb. %, 1853. ss