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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02


 TnR JAPAx ExPHOITFoS. letter in tho New YO.k Tribune fu,ni.hes inlelli> kence fuom Commodore Peny'e Japan skxPeditioa to June 18th. The MissiAs- ippi. Macedonian; Southampton; and the yandalia were lying in tie Ina, Dor of Hahtrotade. bay Or Siihoda, whefs they had luin since the Huh. From one io 'AthTeb hundred junks ate constantly in hekatbot, carry jag on ain extensive com. yIInerces The impotis are rice. cotton and silk s,uffs. china and lacqueted wale and the exports are 6sh. sea weeds. skins, fars. and pet haps some wopds. The towli is . thriving one. of from 25 900 to 30. .o0O.. hardy and intelligent inhabitants, lhe harbor excellent, and the locality sa- lubrious. It was expected iIlc fleet would shortly return 10 China The U. s. ship Southampton, Capt. Boyle: was to sail in . few days directly to WasKihgton, win 7. the Emperor presents. which will make . fine show. The ship is deeply loaded with boxes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

Tue editor 0f the Columbus (Ohio) StHtesndh ia a h,i ,Sr wag. ln order ,o gr! rrt 0f the s.,hie what hnp peasani ''ndise and cnRti,suh" ai,eNdani .iphn the res"' of the late elcG,mn, he paid v,si' Id ,l,e State Fa,t, and thus d,scd"rses about il ::
 "We saw tt,e Ayrrsn,rc b,ilI. from Gun lon cnun,y, ,i,a, is well entitled ,o ihe Latin terf, 6os, Wnh t!hhhle B. The kinks in tie ha, of his ferk, ,f thai be any sign of good blend, wrte as sllken as Iae rihIle,s bf a se,ninafy t,rl add hi. rye=-well. we leii wt,eU he hh,ked ai ns.- Smce lbe eiec> tnn we eau s,ahd .liiitis, anything, 5ni u e riiiv in tl,e aEanal'x n,se lj"ktd msecure. and we d,d ndi knnw hut that | ( ,ii,gIt have insubd,nd prejndlces aganls. deno> cratic ell,urs."
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
To All who use Liquors for Medicinal Fur.

To All who uBe Liquors for Medicinal Puri posess Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors Fdr shnuId give the preference to Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnapps: l It is manufactured ai Schiedam, in Holland -in the factory of the proprietor by pr oct sses and from materials elsewhere unemployed and unknown.
 3 IL is proved by the rApeaed analysis of sev- etal eminent chemists. tO be entirely free from the pcrniciDus fIISl oil which remains in every kind of LlqIor distilled from grain, and which is The cause Ot the nervous and vlsceral deran2e- ment, serious cOngestlOl'. and morbid desire for habi'tial aud inlemperdte elndiisence,whichs such liquors invariably tend t0 superindnce.
 3 It is proved, by the same drerring tests, that tins Juniper Gun is not favored with the cua, sp, acid and indlgestible oil of juniper heretofore used, but with the specifically y lighter: more vo- latllp, aromatic and medicinal of the two essen- tiai oils 0f the italian ju4iper berry, neglected by every other manufacturer.
 IL is chemically proved to be absolutely pure th the tectificatiOn-a quality O!'tHined by hn entirely ne " process, aud which no other Hnlland Gin in the world has acquired.
 ! It is proved by extenssve medical experi- ence and iestinionvj to be an efficient as well as an agreeable reniety in any cases of ihciR'ent dropsy, gravel; gour; chfonic rheumalis lisrn, hatu- lence. cnIic, concrCtions in he kidneys and bladder, dyspepsia. lever and agne. general de- OtyS sfuggiSn circulation Q: the hiDu, tie llctent assimilation of food ahd exhaus, ed vial energy. It is n most grateful and renova,ipg cordial. and when used as direc ed, never lnflaTles the system or induces inebrety. out tends ra, her io subdue the latter frail,y, by creating a dislike to all inferior liquors. And il invariably c.r- rects the i'll effects of bad water. N neither in swaIr!py or lime tone districts. In all of these enumerated qualities it has no rival in any mar kei in the world.
 Put up in qnart and pint bottles, with the Pro- prietors name on the bottle, cork and lahel
 For sale wholesale in Boston, Ut New York prices, bv.
 BURR & PERRY, No. I Cornhl.
 A. l.. CUTLER, No. 43 India street. WEEKS & POTTER, Mo- 124 Washington street. BREWERS, ,STEvENs & CUSHING. 92 Washington ss BR"wN. HANSON & Co, 49 India street. HENsBAw. ErMANDs 6 Co, 36 India street. SErH w. FowLE, l3S Washington street. WRIGHT BARNES X Co.,, l2O Milk street. SlLAs PIERCE & O., 9 Elm street. EDWARD GOODMAN 6 Co.,. 95 State street. SAMUEL o COCHRAN & Co.,, 30 Congress- street. SETH E. PICKER, 9 Elm street.
 I. D. RICHARDS & SoNs. 24 Elm street!
 And at resail bv al the respectable druggists and grocers il. the United States. ;, s,
 UDOLPHO WOLFE,
 Sole Manmtactn CT and Importer,
 IS, 20 and g Beaver St N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
AssessOrs. Notice.

inhabitants Si the town eshL "f Lchisld and required, nn or before the 10th day Of Nov. is7exi, 10 return to inc Assessors .or if left ht their own residences will be called for by us.) duly authenticated Lists of all tnxab'e property owned by them on the first day of Octoher. 1854. As the law makes it imperative on Us not to receiv6 List not verified by oath, we shall in all cases refuse to receive them unless made accordine fo law. Blanks may be found ai the Stores oi,W w. Wadhnms. in Milton; G. 3 H. L.; Kennev, Bantam Falls; Peck & Co. and Pickett & Sm,ii, Sonih Farms; TIeatnn & Newton, Nor,hirld-and at ,he Town Clerks Office in Eiirhiisld. Lists can he sworn before any AS Fl. $. GRfswOLD, ..,
 E. P MOULTROP, fasse7so's'
 Li,chfeld, Oct 9, 1851. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS 5

ANISS BRADLEY has rel urned from New lyH- York with great vareiy of Millinery Goods consisting in part of Silk, Satin, Velvet nnd Straw Hats; Hat Ribbons, from l2 I-2 to 40 cts per yard Ladies' Caps and Head Dresses Dress Trimmines, Collars and Insertions, Lace Vriis, Shell Combs, Black Dress Silks.
 Also, Mourning Goods--c,ns sting of Hats, Wells, Gloves, Collars, English Grape, Bolnba. zine fer Dresses, &c.
 The above Goods were purchased al very low prces the ladies are invited tD call and examine
 0ST- Pa.Iicular attention pa i'd 10 Dress Making.
 Litchfield, Sept. 26th, 1851. #22 Ata Court of Probate holIen at LitchEeld, soithin aud for the District of Litci.feld, on fAe 23d
 ddy of Ocio5er 4. D. 1854.
 Present CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge. nN motion of Huiatto A. Norton, Expcutor or O the estate of ABRAHAM NORTON, late of Goshen, in said dislric' deceased:
 This C9nrt doth decree that six mouths be al- lowed and li-,ied fnr the creditors of slld estate 10 exhibintheir claimsslo the Commissioners ap- pointed tp exami and adjust the same; aud also directs that public not,ce be gven" of this order by advertising in newspaper published in Litcl6ed, and by posting copy thereof on pubUe sign-pt,st in said town uf Gosileli,- near es, the last residence of said deceased.
 Certified from Record.
 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- tRiesled to nlnke immediate payment to 26+ HORATIO A. NORTON, Executor;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
GRANTEE STORE ]!
NEW oooDsll
6,Yolhs. 1,,1rsskaileres.. lg.c,

TyLACK, Blue, Brown, Green, Clnret FRENCH
 ID CLorHs, nt atm ,st any price; Black and Fancy t;AsSiMEkEs received; lot of heavv Fancy Clssmeres aI 50 cts. Also some heavy 624 OVercoating, suitable fof winter Overcnats, ni 59 cts; also T weeds, Satinrtts. Shefp's Gteys &c &e Rendy-mnde Ctthing of every des- cripipn; fne Back C.tssirnere Vests sold for $2 %, made to order; Pan'al9o1s, Coats, Over coatsj Shirts; Drawers, S..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Litchfield and Naugatuck Railroad,

LitchGeld and Naugatuck Railroad. GTAGES leave the Mansios House, Li,ch- S field, as foiows from Winsird.
 IisP. M.--connecting with 45 P. M. train ir0m Wihsied.
 LsnGe L;icsGeld StasiSns
 1247P: M.-or on arrival of 10 05 A. M. train from Bridgeport.
 S2OP. M.-or on arrival of 40 P. M. train fom Bridegroom.
 91r Fare 50 cenis. -
 titchtield, Nov. l, 1854. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
rsall and Winter Goods

ur ECEIVED every week. comprising new h styles Silk Hats Fur, Seal Outer and COney Caus 1; new fashion Silk aud Cotton PInsh Caps 1; Geniti's Mario Hats; Mems and Bows Kossuth and White and Back Wool Hats; Wide.Awa c|oth J caus :: ChiIdren's Fancs flats and Caps Fancy Leopard and Coon. and Buffalo Robes F,,ch and M.,unta,n Martin Victo. ines imila- inn d, imtation Sable and Coney do; Siberian SGuirrel do; Ch,ldten's v,ctorines and Cuffs j Fur Gloves, Gents Muffiers, and everything usnaIIy found in siores uf this line--all of which will Le sold at small advance from co.i.
 Il. JACKSON.
 r:..Leuld oo, 9O JsSA sI
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

The ,sieairsr Africa was signalled Fri
 day week. al abiu, ,ne ,,'cIock. P. NJ. A, two V'etick inc s,ranirF yas Bnatde'l five miles off Sah1y ilnok by ,he te~s yach, hi ,he Ass.c,atsl Press, nnd ihe i,ii,"r,su: heAs brought. 0,ii by het. was aliius, inc s;aAiIy transferred ,6 ile Sandy Hook Telegraph, Office by n'eaiis ,'i carrier pig
 cons, wienef i, was transmitted over ii'r wires iu N. York where ii was published s.var am htsi,t beE,re heF atriva! al her duck in Jersey CiiS. Al ah6di ihe sahIe npr:,en', the passengers sleppea on si,oFe from II,e Africa. ihe news was placed it. New Or
 leans, Halifsx. Quebec and S,. Johns, and al intermediate towns.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
i, .fpR OWED Eagle Flows and C,I.ivsspfsss sst
 " = F D. MeNEIIss :ns
,d D;.l,iel y va.li.rtga \ ,s5al. cs.r. osl.ssf

D;.tricf of Wdshisgtoa sa PyoBdts Coasls 0esotsf tySsTATE of .BETSEY FEN. late of < k1 WashiNGlon in sad disttict, decea sads . The C,ls'f f soBuse f0F tho aislsicl ol N gahs inpion hai "a and allowed six months from the date ksF lhe eFedit0gs Ql sald eslate .Io exhibit ttss claims tnr eettsemenl- Ih1se Vska negigef tO pFesers thelE aeeQnqtss psepextx coverg All p&lsolss ihs ellsd 70 Said eeiAse gro reunestod ta make iIRnle daga paynlelsst 70 " g..
 BENNETT c. FEN NY Adnl9.ss 9is FREDERlCKlCsF FENNsS tEatelss&
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
New Goods !!

EKT [. have just returned from New York, and w can now furnish all who wish with good supply Of
 Dry GOOets 0md Groceries. in great variety and on the best terms. We think ,hers is no, more ,han one place n, Litch- field County where iha desire for beauty and comfri can be satisfied with as little money as at our store. Please call and see us.
 HEATON & NEWTON. NsrthfieId, Oct. 10. 1851. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
DRESS GOODS.

The best assortment in the Conniv, such as Black and Co'nred Merinops. do do Paramettas, Persian Cloths, some new style of plaid P D. lins, Mousn DeLaiaes, Debages. Ginghams, &c., &c, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

: Nicholas Beehan. on trial last week at Rivethead, L. l., for the murder of the Wickham family, was found guilty on Wednesday and senlenced to be hung. He treated the matter with perfect reck- lsssnrss, and made some testing remarks to the sentence.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
SILK GOODS.

Some of those splendid Black Silks, such as have beenkept at the Granite Store. Eeeant PIad and Brncha Silk>, good enntieh trr Brides Dress, for 62 to 75 cenis-cheaper than ever sal6
 Every description of Silk fur lin,ngs, &c., &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

The Danhury Times says that Mesrss. D. B. Booth and H. Ferry. succeeded in capturing alive mon. ter owl. of tht 'ca.' species, in Tamarac woods, on Friday last. He measured nearly Eve fee. from tip to tipof his wings.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
aNOEic2,


 A Ta Court of Probate holden at Wate'town on the 2lst day of October A D. 1854.
 Present, LEHMAN W. CUTLER, Judge,
 Wm. B. iiotchkiss, Trustee of le estate lof Joseph K. Hirkox of said Watertown, assignrd for the benefit of his creditors, agreeably t0 the Statute Law of this State, entitled "an act iur the relief of Insolvent Deh.ors, and for tie more equal distribution of their effects among iheir creditors" having given notice to all concerned to appear befure ;hls Court. 10 be heard relative to the appointment of Commissioners on said Estate aflet hearing the parties interested this Cuuri doth appoint Merit Hennnway and Eiiei Daley. Esqs., both of said Walettowii, within said District, Commissioners to examine and adjust the claims Ot the diturs of sad Estate, which shall be legally proved 10 be justly due, and make return tO ihis Court. And n Iso doth decree that three months be allowed and limited from this date, lor said creditors to exhibit their claims io said Commits sinners, and doth further order and decree that said Co,hmissioners meet tn receive claims against said esia.e at the store oi said Merit Heminwav in said Watertnwn on the lst day Of December nexi, and on the 2lst day of January. A. D. 1855, at l o'clock F. M. on ea h of said days; and that notice of these orders be given by posting the same on ihe public sien-pnst in sad town of Wa:ertOwn, nea rest the place where the said Assignor dwels, and by advertising the same fnmr weeks successively in the Waterbury American, n newsplp per print ed in Waterbury, in New Haven County. Certified from Record. ....t LEHMAN W. CUTLER, Judge.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re. quested to make immediate payment to
 27 VIM. B. HoTcHKIss. Trustee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
7yIartieo.

Tn this town, Ort. Both, by Rev. Mr, Seelye, Willis Curtis of Wolcottville to Elizabelh Negus of this village.
 In Bethleni, Thursday morning, Get 18th by Rev. A. C. Lnoms, Augustine Hart of West Bloomfield, N. J.. to Martha C.. daughter of Dea. Joshua Bird of Beihiem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

R1r We invile intention to the advertisement Of Jacob Msnk, ''Fiiy Agents Wanted" in another column Of Ihis papsr. We are assured by our friends n Philadelphia that the business is respectable and lucrative.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
-.NnNfcH.

DROKE intdfhe enclosure of the subscriber
 nt on oy ahont the first day of Ocfober. five uoSr Heilers and one S'eer.l The nwneF is requested to prove pr pertys pay chafaes and take them away. Y S''"' WILLIAM LYMAN.
 GssScn, Oct. Tth, 1884.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

LnEpon TEMEs.--A copy of this famous iaufnal reached ns nn Saturday last. dated ihe eosla ultlma--iast two weeks ssier q wss issaed from the prtss--raiher fast ,ravellinR even ln this age 0f steam. We can reenlleea ahe tlm,e wien New York paneEs. reached Waterbury but onee . week. and when the mail could have been caFrlrd in eaat pocket win ease. It is now isrsy ysaFs since George BfO"me ran the lirst sinas. (aa old hack wilh two old hroken down hofsss) betweea New Haven Liichisld-then . great achievement.
 .qmevieeR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
HEaugatHc Railroad. 
Winter Arrrngemenf. e,nsmencing Ncv.
 6lh. lt6t.
+aAiNs OUT ot Brlparpon '.

rt .f I
 fRAiNs OUT ot BHiDaEPcRTs
 First Passeugrr 1,fain icases Bridgeport for Winstrd; ar 10 05 A. AI., 6rs oii sffIeaI6f the A. M. TrsIu ffom New Y0Fk and connecting ut the Jiiaeli6h with the 9s5 A. M Train from New Haven.:
 First Frc.ght Tsain leaves Bridgeport for Wirssed stl ItsIO A.. Nl., Ecceiving pas- I scngers from ihc 8 A M.Tfain hym New York. tsf Second Freish, Train leaves Bridgeport tor Waterbury, ais 3 OO P.s M.sss M Second Passeng grrs Train leaves Bsidge- port for Wiiisied il 5 40 P NJ, tt on the afs rival of itic 800 P. NJ. Exprcss TSaih from New York, connecting at ihe JunctioI will the 5 30 P. M. Train from New Haven.
 TRAINS INTO BsiDGEPoET.A First Passcngcf Train leaves Waterbury for Bndgeporiat $50 A. Ai., connecting al Ind Junction with Ihe ' % ;raIn io New Haven; and a' Bridgeport will ilc 2 % A. Ms train from New tIived to New York s.s
 Second Passenger irfatn leaves Winsted a, SIS A. Nil, cdniireiing al the Ju9ciiOE with Train in New Havea and .ei Bgidgc- DOT, with ll,e 935 \ M Train to New York. F,rsi Freight Train will leave Winssed for Bridgeport at [ A M., arriving ai Bridge DOT, II, li,ite to take ise 10 F NJ, Express na,n iron, New HaSrn tas New. Yo,h. 1 sthird Passenger Tram leaves Winsted az l. i5 P M connecting al she Junction with q
 Train io New Haven, and ut Bridgeport with I lhe 80 P M Tra,n ts New Yo.k ;t-Js The Fseiyhl Trains have Passenger Accomlnodatoiis A4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
BOOfs lxsssg Shoes,

4 e. BRADFORD, oi WoicotiyIlse, has
 A jus, received aiMll and complete assnrt5 n,ent ol all kinds of Ladies' GaiteIg. Shoes ang Buskins; Gent's Boots, Caters rfensn ia, HE Shnes nf alt kinds2-Ot the latest styles and hest duality, which the pabc are respectfully lnya'eds to examiRe. M <. sss~S v tss sl@ E
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
MOURNING GOODS.

Particular attention given in the selection of Black De Lnines, Mourning Ginghams, Eng fish Grapes, Mourning Weeds and every thing wanted o this kind of Goods.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

Two 0erman Jews were detected in sn,uesllng vaiehss aud jrwelry. ai New Yurk, one day lssi week. Each had a large belt If hacksk,n around hls hodys in whicl, were two rows of watches tightly sewc.I, varying iis vsine from l50 nn $20O, ,6.e,l,er with oi!ser articles. The inial yalne of the watches is es,iuaie,l al $50o0 The sn,ugGlers were passengers 'n tue sieamer Washington. 'Tl,is is the second se,znre that has heen Htade an hoard the Washington within tue lasi six weeks, A package 0f smu1gled hnen, vained al 3a0O was se,zed also, on h,ard the ship W.Illam Layton. ifom Havre.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

On Saturday night last. man named Sm,h, living al New Windsor. near New burg, .nasdeFed tis wife, aud aliesward killed h,mseE. Tue couple were E'o"d dead in tue nmfning. Mrs. S.. i. is snp> passed was killed by polson as there were no marks 0i vi0lence. Her husbaDd had cu, hts throat. rie irsdegy has nccasioned Wach excitement iR ihe vicinity. u is snppnsed that Mr. s. was dcrsDged-- otherwise, the occurrence sssaS unac> sdunsabIe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

COuBieSleii Qaarier Eagles are in cir ealatnsn. They are made iron, genuine die ie.sshicii was stnies few years ago from the New Orlesns Bisnch M,ni. and which beafs under tie eagle the O., which is lie dis.inci,se mark nf the iasnrs of ihsI brAnci,. The false coin is sO well executed il.st il would pass cuTreDi, il is said, ai the counter of any haDk. 'os
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
DRESS 4.RK.W.NEyV.GS $.

Velvet Ribbons of all widths; Gimps and Ribbons oi Ill descriptions for trimming of rho taItest styles, Buttons, Cords aud Tassels, Silks tor Linings &c., &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
HAVE YOU READ
 1.-THE NEW SBOX 7''
Notice {!
Eeachers' Association.

EGaCneTS ASSOCIaI1UMs gNNHE LitchieId County Teachers Associa. II ton will hold i.s annual meeting in con: rection i,h the Teachers Institute a, Ltchfeld for E'ichtirld County, commencing Nov. 9th. 1354--at which meeting all business pertaining to the association will he taken in" consider ratI"n an,i properly ctiended t', us specified in tAc ar- c!es ol the cons,iintion.
 RILEY STILLMAN, President. c. A. TODD, Secretary.
 New Milford, Oct. 3O. 1854. 27
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Cotton Goods,

sheelings, shirtings. .c., &c., of almost, every description.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
q R Q [. E R I 2 $

Sugars of any kind and price; Teas, as good as can he found in Inc Sfate-please call and try it.; Molasses, Salt, Fish, Sc. sc. Sc:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Mako Way for Fall Goods ]! l.

Y AM now selling and still offer for sale EoE < \ the next Thing Days my entire stock of \ Spring and Summer Gucds at cost and less than nanis DeLainea, Muslns a nd Calicn; which will be sold at prices to suii purchasers, Friends call and gee me it you wonld ke 10 bny haEssis gains: A. c. BRADltQkDf,E gsss;S
 s ..s3.5 W6icostville. Hp ECEIvED at BRADFORIss iaiss oi cheap { E1l Goods, selling low for Cash or Exchdn&e. X 500 Paper Curtains; in Iandscapo and plain-s cheap, at BRADFORD'S in Woeollyiile.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
YuH1ps. Pumps.

HNHAIN PUMPS for the MiIlions The besi NI teeth and chain on hand-cheap for cash.
 II. BALDWIN. washiug.On. Osi. asd. 1854 q
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
CROCK FRY.

Particular attention paid to the selection of this article, and good assortment constantly kept on hand aad at prices as low as can be bought elsewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
C.aRPEY,K.VG. Sc.

Carpets, Window Shades Floor Ma,iings, Paper tlangngs, Oil Cloths, Druggets, Table and Piano Covers, Table Cloths; etc..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
COIiGcfCr,s NOlice.

4 LE res dents and non-residents liable to "A pay Taxes ri New, M,ilord. "n List 1858. reIve tie sanie al the store pf M S. i}ennit in New MilforJ, on the first Monday in November next, at 2 o'clock P. M. All who neglect lhis ocpulturty m y expect to pay travelling fees.
 EDWARD F. MOREHOUsE,
 Collector New Milford, Oct. 9.h, 1854. "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
New Fall Goods 1
4 Spkend;d ..issortnsent

4 SpLendtd 41SS0Ffnaent
 nF Gents and Ladies' Dress Goods and O Trimm'nss of al all I descriptions z. for sae l2pisces French Merinoes and Paramettas-- very iov s.. e.
 40 pieces French and American plain and fig. nred. fancy and mourning Muslin DeLanes and DeBaizes- ckeap. Black aud coored Alpaccas and P.,piins. back and colored plain, striped and I% 100 saS piece. fancy and mourning calicoes aud heavy Ciushams; Brocha, Thine, and cashmere SHAwIs Robroy wool lJng ShaWls; Carpets. Flanness and heeiinYs--Sleneied and brown, ready.madc Clothing---Oyercnats, Goats, Vests, Pants, Shirts, under Shirts aud Drawers Cloths, Cassineres, Saiinefis and Tweeds Linens, Diapers Hosiery, Gloves, &c; white Muslns oi all leserptinns, silk and velvet Dress Trimmings Also-jroceries. Crockerv. Geese Feathers, &c. Produce Danied in payment. 0J- Shirts, Wrappers and Drawers given out 10 be made ap, in any quantity des;red; @ >,
 Li,ohfield, Oct. stb, 1854: 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

DATENT Sharpening Yankee Feed
 CuIters. just received by .. ~,ru Liiehfs!d, oe,, Is:h, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Wanted !

Wanted
 For which Cash cr Goods will be pnid, at the hichesl market prices s-Buter. Cheese, Potatoes. Winter Apples, Lumber. &c. &c. p
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

8T The subscriber IS determined on keeping as good stock of Goods as can be found in the State--and every thing sold. if.not as repre- scented, can bo returned and money refunded.
 GEO. ID. WADHAMS. GRANITE STORE,
 WolcottVIlle. Sepi 22d, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
STAGE [ LINES.

Bfadley's Stage rom Woodbnry, SeidsRs bury, Snu,hford, and Oxford, w.n connect at Sey dsour Humphre ystillcl lwiil the 9 04 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every.dayson rhe arrival oitlie 10. .05 AM Tram fromBridge- port. No evening Stage after this date.
 MeNeils Stage from Waieriown, V ill con- meet at Waterbury every day w:ih the 8 2S A M Train down. Returning Oh arrival of the 10 05 A M Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays rom the 5 40 F M Train.
 Fsnn's Stage from Ei'chfcld wiirconncct al Liishficld Station with both passenger Trains to and from Bridgcpcr. . a s.g
 FL l. Allrn's Stage from Beil,len will cot- nec' Ut Wa'crbnry, with the 6 50 A. M. traid frnm W,nsed, and re,arning 2 on arrival Of the IO.O5 A. NJ Train irom Bridgepori on Tues. da; \, Tkursaays and Saturdays. N
 Horace Skinner's stage from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrooli Rives and fIitchcockssillc. vii. connect daily wi;h th6 l.45 F. NJ trait. from Winsted, aud return on the arrival Of the f005 A. NJ. train ftoml Bridsepnrt. .sss esss's8 5..s s
 A deduction of five cents is made wheh Tickets arc purchased al the offices. M
 W.DsBISHOP. supetuten dent.
 Bridgeport Nov. 1, 1854 is
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Dress Goods i.

TUST received at TRE GRANITE SfoRE, an: eD other Io, Dress Goods. such as S0nmef Silks. ShaileyS, Muslin Beraees. G,nshamsi Berege DeLaihes, &c., &c.. nsX snd heauillul styles: ,, x, ags \ Z s63 " A ltt T r1 s1s 4,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02

YN AA H EA G5 . 200 Casks of Nails. from the smallest to six iEch Spikes.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
BOOTS AND sHoEs..

descripton-ahd room devoted entirely to that trade.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
ToaIl Cash C usto niers !

Liteh6eId, Oct. 30, 1854: