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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26


 District of Neao Milfor1 ss. Probate Conrt. Mem Miitord, SeEiember 26fh, lS54
 HPON the application of RucELiA 4. f.xoh VI of said New Milford, showing to this Court tliaI she k Guardian to Jay c. Lyon and Samuel c Lyon, both Of said New Milford, minors be longing tD said district, ana that said minors arc the equal and joint ownefs of the following real estate. viz: Oae piece of land situated in said New M ilford near Curtis Peel's dwelling .hnuse, and IS bonndcd flortherIv on Edward IIun,s land, easteriy or Sperry Wheatnn's heirs land, s0utherly on Miner Motehotse's heirs land in part and part on highway. and westerly on Eigh- way-containlhg twenty.twO acres of land more or less, with dwelng.bouse standing thereon. Also, one piece 0f land situated on the opposite side oi the highway from thn above, bounded sasieiiy on highway, nor.heriv on Harlow H. Newione land. westerly on Nathaniel Lyons' land, and sOutherly .on EdWard liunt'e land-- containing about four acres of land more or less. with barn stlndng thereon; . pnri If the above described pyoper1v is subject to lle dover essate of the said ltocelia A. Lvon-ssaid property hay ing descended ,o said minors from their Ia ie taiiicr, Seth S Lyon. Ailthe said min, rs' in. iercst n said estae valued al about0nc fhousu ,,d dollars. aud showing just and reasonable causc tor selling said real estaie-prayina for sii ofder and that she or some other inoei person he ef,- powered 10 sell the same, as per application on file, dated the 18th day of Septenber, 1854. rnore fully appears.
 Ordsred-'rhat the Eoregoing application be heard at the pfibateeiI in New Milf,rd, on lhe sth day tG December, 1851, al one a'clnck uiicr. noon; and that notice thereof be published in some piblic newspaper nenr the place where such Teal estate lies. three weeks succassivriv, at least six weeks hafore saif tima assigneL. ( ss JOHN $. TURRtLL, Jud8e.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
To All who use LIquers Tor a1sdieiaai Paf-
 p0eess

To All whs use Lieaors for Medicinal Pat- Posess
 Physicians who prescribe Alcoholic Liquors for medicinal purposes should give the preference to Wolfe's Schiedam Aromatic Schnspps:
 ! It is manufactured ai Schiedam, in Holland --in the factory 0f the proprieiof, by processes and from materials elsewhere unemployed and unknown. MF
 2 1t is proved by the repeated analysis of sev- eral eminent chemists. tO be entfely free iron, the peraici5us filsll oil which remains in every kind of Liquor distilled froin grain, and which is ,ne cause ot the nervous and visceral dera nge- inrnt, serious congestion. and morbid desire for habit uai and iniemperate indulgence, which such liquors invariably tend to superinduce.
 5 lt is pYoved, by the same unerrihg tests, that ths Juniper Gin is moi favored with the cOal SC, acid and indigest;ble oil of juniper heretofore u-ed, but with the specifically lighter, more vo. latlle, aromatic and medicinal nf the two essen. tial oils of the italian juniper berry, neglected by every other manufacturer: ss- It IS chemically provcd to be absolutely pure in the rectihcatiOn--a qualify O.'tained by aD entirely new process, aud which no other Holland Gin in the world has acquired. ! 1t is proved by extensve medical experi- ence and testimony, 10 be an efficient as well as an agreeable remedy in any eases of iacipient dTbpsy, gravel, gOut, chronic rheum aism, f1aiu- lcnee. colic. concEctIuns in he kidneys and hladder, dyspepsia. lever and .agne, general de- OhtyS SuSSt5I cIICuldtlDU Q. IHe utDu, ueDcIGnt assimilation of food and exhausted vital energy.
 6 It is most grateful and renoya,ing cordial, and when used ss directed, never inAsmes the system or induces inebr!cty, Uui tcaIjs rather 10 subdue the latter Irailiy, by creating q dislike l0 all inferior liquors. And II invariably CT. |fects lhe Ill effects of bad water. whether in swampy 0r lime .tone districts. In all of these enn,hcra,cd qualities it has no rival in any mar ket in the world.
 Pu, ID in quart and plot bottles, wi,h the Pro. prietors name on the bottle, cork and label
 For sale wholesale in Boston, at New York prices, by s9z }a&h BuRR & PsRRv, No. cornhll.
 A. E. CUTLER, No. 43 India street.
 WEEKs k POTTER, No. i24 Washington street. BREwERS, ,STETEss 6 CusHIss, 92 Washington st BR0wN, LAWSON 6 Ca., A9 India street.
 HEKsHAw. EsMAHD. & Co, 36 India street. SETH w. FowLE, i33 Washinglon street.
 WRioHT. BARNEs & Ca. l2O Milk ssreot. SiLAs PIKkcE & Ca., p Elm street.
 EDWARD GOODMAN 6 Cn. g5 Staie street. SAMUEL e. C0cHRAE e Co, 90 Congress esreet. SETH Q. PICKER Elm street.
 !. D. KicHAKDs 6 SoNs. 99 Elm stFeef. % E And af gctail by a!l tlls respectable dEnRRIsls and sEocers iL the United States.
 UDOLPHO WOLFE, tss- Ssle Msnuiacsu. ct sn6 Imp0FseE
 les ye and .. Beaver q N. Y.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Disfr;st ef Mev 1lslford ss Probate Coart. Octo.
 Der 9fk. l65a
 TSTATE of JOHANNAH PAGE. late 0i H New Milford. in said Dis,Fct decense1.
 The court of Probate tor the district ot New Milford hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those wto neglect to present ihCir accounts, properly nt- tested, within said lime, will be drbnrred re- covery. All persons indebted iO said estate arc requested 10 make immediate payment to $ JESSE KELLOGG, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Stephen Smith has been arrested h Pinsfield, charged with passing coun,eririi $l0 bills ni the Cnizens' Bank. Waterbury. When brought up, he declined lI,e services Of lawyer, becanse there was nni law. yer in PHisfield as honest as co,,n,eriem. er.-- His defence was that his lorcia,lie rs :onghi in the revolutionary war, and ll,a lie had revellsd in the ha Is nf ihe Mun,e> xnmss wdh P,erce and Cushing. The Justice did nni consider the defence suii cienfand sent bi,n io jail.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Ata Court o sobate Aol.iea at Torriagfoa. as;shia
 and Jos she District cf 7orriagfon, oa fhe M
 day of Ocfoser.- A. D. 1851. Sssls's
 Present uEsEy 5. CAaBaue, Esc., ludaa IAN. motion Of Een9c ID. Wadhai,ls. DSniel " Blown and Mrs Ann atar,a Wundicv. Ad- mInisira;ors On ,he estaie of E: E:DAIUND M ING, late 0f Harrington. within ssid lissrici. deeensed; This Court sidh decrs that six rIIanshs 0e allowed and limited for the credii0rs of said estate to exhibit their ciainrs nsais,F, tbe same t0 tue AdminialEaro-s and directs that public notice ba given Df this order by advertising in weekly newspaper published in Lilchiield county and bY posting | cany thereof on the pIhlsc sign pnstin said town oi TOrrin2ion. nearest the place where tho dpceased Iasi dwe.t.
 Certified from Record.
 a HENRY s. HARBOUR. Judgs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
FOR THE MILLION M hf --AT TIE
 .T;esC sJeaCGIry Store!
 A. 6. RATDwTNI

$ again home, heavily stocked with all the \ latest styles. and most desirable patterns. selecsed Difk the greafest core. Persons wishing anything in my line should not fail 10 call and examine my extensive assortment before going l., ,the city oF elsewhere.
 1Gp1D WATcnEs.-A gold English lever, full jeweled and warranted, for Sts also. a splendid English patent jeweied Watch. extra fine cases. for s70. English patent silver w aiches, with md without hunting cases, silver anchors in hunting cases. detacIied levers, escapements. &c.
 BREAST PINs. of every style andquaiiiy 10 suit the purchaser
 Ean RIxcs- An extensive assortment fail 10 piease. eh
 Pins, Cuff Pins. Know Nothing Pins, Crop Pins. Pencils. Pens. Thimb' 'cs, Slides, Charms, Seals, Snaps, Chains and SpeciacIes--goId. silver and steels at A. g. BALDWLN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Just Arriyed.

HIRAM JACKSON has just ieiurned from HI New York with iha latest Fall and Winter Fashions ot Ha,e and Caps-comprising Black MDIeskin, White Beaver, Wadc wake, Know Nothing and k,lssutil Hats.
 Chiidren'a Hats and Caps. cseFy description
 plush and Fur Caps of all kinde.
 Gent;emen's and Ladies' Fnrs, Buffalo Robes, Sc &kr. of cyeryqaaliiv and at All prices
 o1- Everything usually tOuRd at . Hae and Cap Siere will 5s kept consianfly an hand and for sala cheap. II. JACKSON.
 sep!- c:lh, 1858 :z
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
New Fall Goods !
4 Splendid Assortment

4 Sptendad 4dSSOrtHtent nF Cents and Ladies' Dress Goods and " Trimmings uf all descriptions, for sale very low, consisting in part of l3 pieces French Mernoes and Paramettas- ssry ioao.
 40 pieces French and American plain and fig. nred, fancy and mourning Muslin DeLaines and DeBaizes- eheap. Black and cOlored Alpaccas and Pupllns. black and colored plain, striped and plaid DEEss SILRs.
 100 pieGes fancy and mourning Cal!coes and heavy GiMyhnins; Brocha, Thihet and cashmere SHAwLs Robroy wool long Shawls; Carpets, Flannels and Sheeiinas4-.hIenehed and brown, .ready.madc Clothing--Overcnats, Coats, Vests, Pants, Shirts. under Shirts and Drawers; Cloths. Diapers 1I1siefy, Gloves, dsc white Musiins of all descriptions. silk and velvet Dress Trimmings in any quantity.
 AIso-Groceries. Crockerv, Geese Feathers, Sc. Produce Dunied in rayntenl.
 .0J Shirts, Wrappers and Drawefs eiveh out to be made ap, in any quantity desired:
 5. N. BRONSON. Li,chfeld, Oct. 9th, 1851. 24
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REcElvED this day by SPENCER &

ECElvED this day by SPENCER & n ADAMS:
 20 bids Blue Jacket Flour. t"1t Rye and Buck wheat Flour ,t* Corn Meal and .'rovcndet. 25 bbls Sugar. Stewards Syrup. 6cases Mi.chell's Candles. Sperm and Winter Bleached Oil. Cod Fish.
 Sword do
 White do Conn. River Shad. No. | MackereI. POO bu.hels Rock Sat-.
 = Wanfed ,n Exchange for Goods- 1000 bushels Oais. - 1000 do Corn.
 250 do Buckwheat.
 250 do Rye.
 25 boxes Honey. Cheese. Butter and Eggs, at Oct. 16. s. & As.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
GRANTEE STORE !!
NEW oooDsll
Cloths, Cnsst,,,crrR. a.e.

nLACK. Blue, Brown, Green, Claret Fnsxcu ND CLorIfs, at alnosI any price; Rluck and Fancy yCAssIMEHEs--iuss received, al lot uf heavy Fancv Cassimeres al 90 cis. Also sumo heavy e4 OvrrrOatine, suitable foF winter Overcnats. at 80 cts; also rseesis, Safinetts. Sheep's GFsss &c &c Readv-,nade Cotliing af every des. rriptinn; 6le Back CrssiInere Vests sold i0E S2 0g, made to order; Paa'al6o1ss Coats, Over coats, Shirts, Drawers. Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

An EniGrani Aid Snceiy was organ , 'z-d m H'r!'nrd on Friday evening. si n lsrgr pubic meeting, which was addressed hv H"n Eli 'rhav"r of W 'rces,cr. Mrs>ra D. x. Robinson. Francis Psrsnns, Alher, Day. .nd S. T Fisher, were appointed a c,'anni,ice |" c'.oper,ie with Ci as. B Lines. E.q of New Haven. the Gr"rral Aarn. for ,he S"ciet. in the State oi Con ueci;cui.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
l, Assessors, Notice.

HENHE inhabitants of the town of Litchfield 1 liable tokpay Taxes are hereby notified atids fequired. on or before the I0fK day of Nov next, 10 return to lhe Assessors, .of if Jeff at their own residences will be calied for by US, J duly authenticated Lists If all tnxahe pronrrIy owned by them on inc first day of October 1851
 AS the law makes II imperative on us not to receive List not verified by oath, we shall in all cases refuse to receive them unless made according to law. Blanks may be found a, the Stores of w. Wathnms. in Milton c. & H. L. Kennev, Bantam Falls; Peck S Co. and Pickett Northfield-and at the Town Clerks Office in LitchHeld. Lists can be sworn before any <. Fl. s. GRIsWOLD.
 E. r. MOULTROP, assessors
 Litchfield, Oct. 9, 1851. EAsfs 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
New Goods ]!

WYE have just returned from New York, and s w can now furnish all who wish with good supply of
 Dfy Goods and Groceries. in great variety and on the best terms. We think there is not more than one place in Litcl,- field County where the desire tor beauty and comfort can be satisfied witt, as little money as at our store. Please call md see ns. ;,
 HEATON & NEWTON. Nerhfield, Oct 10, 1851. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

DROKE into inc enclosure of tho subscriber ID. m or ah0ut the first day of October, five YEARLlNGS, tonr Heilers and one S'eer.l The owner $ requested 10 prove pr perry. pay charges and take them awav.
 WILLIAM LYMAN. Goshen, Oct. Hh, 1854. %24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
KfY6lies, XiaafifaEae.

9 0D H& rsAT NU LzA M-A H. . .MRS SARAH A. JOHNSON. Principal, 1YA Miss MARy J. MuRDocK, Assisiani.
 MR. GkGxyfLLg D. WILsoS, Instructor in Muslc. . s&s
 The Seventh Term of ihis instifution will commence on "Wednesday. 18th of November
 Printed Circulars C ,ninifnng further iniorma. ton relative 10 the ichsIol may Do obtained on application t0 the Principal.
 CoFnm all, Sept. 90, 153l 2l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
COllecfOr,s NOtice. (.

A IL residents and non-residenIs liable so "A pay Taxes in New. Milford, on List lS53, ceiye the same at the store uf N. s. Bennitt, in New Milford, on the first Manday in November next, at 2 o'clock F. M. All who neglect this ocpOrtunty may expect 10 pay travelling fees.
 EDWARD E. MOREuOUSE.
 New Milford, Oct. 9th, 1854. 24
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
1Raugatuo Railraad.
43ds lab4.
TnAlaloEl ll- LlllaEl


 Wiaser Arihagsmenl. eomntkciir 0Ff
 9sd. | asa.
 rnalas0E4 ot. 1ftooEEone..
 First PasscngeT -Tsoin, Ioo1es DIidRepni1 for WinBled, uI l0o6 A.. Al., es onnr'iysl of the 2 "A. M. Train fInm Ncw, Lofk. nnf . connecting d lhp Junction eiih the o36 As. M Train from New Haven. FIrst Freight Train lesSes bEidgopeEl faT Winssed d n 70 A. M., Eccpivi1R pan-, ,,r sengers Isoni she AM. Train fr,.m New York, aud connecting ss ile .1anegi0n wiiIs she 70 IS A. M., Train from Net Hsven.
 Secana FrelgLi Train leaves BFidsepofl for Wat, fbufy, al On P. M. ,s.se, Secoad Passenger Tram lravcs BTidee~ port tor Wins,ea al 40 P. M., CT on the n1- rival ofihe 3.OoP. M. Express Tain frsm New York connecting al the Junction with the 90 P. Nj. TrOia from New Haven.
 rRAiSs iSTo HsIbGEPoEr. First Passengsr Train lcavcs Waterbury for Bridgeport al : 35 A. M. connecting atftg. Junrton wilh the 6 4s trarnio New Haven. and a, Bridgeport wi,h Inc 6 45-A.M- train from New Hayea lo New York.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Wineied at SIS A. M., connecting at the Jnhciioh with Train lo New Haven. and q Bridge DOT, wilh ilse 935 A Nj Train to New Tarks
 First Freiyh, Train will leave Wins.afl for Brid gepori at Ni., artisipg at BFidgta port in time to take the 10 P M. Express train from New Hayrn 10 New YOiA.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Winsied az 45 P NJ connecting at the Junction wilma Train ia. New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 4 30 P M Tsain is New Yo.k. l, EF The Freight Trains have Passenger ! Accor1ino aaiions.
 STAGE HINES.
 B.adley's Stage from Woodbury, Seuth. bury, Snaihford, and Oxford, will conpecfane Seymour lH umpire yssile) )w:,b thea 04 A "A Train down. Returning, leates every day on The arrival ol lhe l0.05 Ali Train ffomg gfidge.a port. No evening Stage afler this dale.
 M.NeIs Stage from Waler.own, aiil con. meet al Waterbury every day M:th the 23 A NJ Train down. Returning on arrival of the 10 05 A M Train from Brilkepori, and on Saturdays from the 40 P NJ Train. .
 Fenn's Stage from Litchficld willconncct at Lishiicid Station Niih both passenger Trans each way.$ $# x
 FL All.n,s Stage from BeiI,lem will con. ncc at Waterbury, with the 6 50 4: M. train from Wins,ct, and returning on arrival Offhe Io.O5 A. NJ. Train rom Bridgeport, on Tues. | da. a, ThuYsoays and Saturdays. Horace Skinner's stage from Otis. Cola l Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hiichcocksvillc. wi:i connect daily with ths | I.45 P. M. iran from W,nsied. and return on inc arrival of ihs le.O5 A. M. irain from Bridgeport. w
 Adeduciion of five cents is made when Tickets are pprcha,s,l ai the offices. s4i
 w. D BISHOP. Supcriaten endent.
 Bridgeport, Oct. l7. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Notice.

gtROkE iito the encb,snre of the subscriber sD in West Cornwall. on the a3d of September, Ugh, brindIe white faced COW. supposed to be aboul 8 or years Did. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges. and ,akc her away. ggSrs@s f94. ELIAS HART.
 West Cornwall. Oct. 3d, 1854 a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Matfieo.

ln WoodbuFy, Sepl. sl,h, Vincent M. Bagnes of WnOdhufy lo Caroline b. Lilile ofllitcileids
 To Marketable. Oct l1lb, Rev. James '. Scott. Recinr Of lhe Perish, l0 Mary Aheusia Blown Of Washincton. dnuakiar ai .lIs laia Alvin Bfswns
 ln Waterbury, Oct. 2d, James Q Els to Fanny Maria ShsrnnRs both Oi Waterbury.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Notice

DROKE into the nclosnre .of ihs subscriber k1 .n or about the 25ih of September, . red STEER. supp .sed to be two years old Tho owner of sad Steer is requested to prove prop- crty, pay charges and take snil Steer way. ,, f JABESH MOREIIOUSE.
 New N ffnfd, Oct. 2, 1854. 8
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Diss,iet q IVa.aiagsoa ss Psosa'e Court, OetObe,

Distriei q IHasAingsoa ss Psoba'e Court, October TNsTATE Of BETsEY TENN; late of HL Washington in said district, 6eceaeed.
 The CtNsrt 9f Probate for the district 0f Wasf- inalon hath lilnited and all.,wed six months from she date hereof for the creditors of said estate 10 exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounis, properly aliesfed. within said iiDse, will be dehnTTcd re- c0vervs All persons indebted Io said estate are Feonnsied to make i1tgie6iasR paymenLt0
 BENNETT e. TENN. yAdminie- Sts FREDERICK q FENNit- tyascrs
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

Tlte Wasl'ip6inh Star sava that there 's immineni aangcr that lbe drec DTS 0r ma n"gprs' "f the Washington Mnnu,nen,, /, w,l si."rilv he c"mpells'd ,n ahan ndOn their enterprise for Want ufli,pds. -s7-s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Died.

In Canasn, Got. 8ih, Mrs. Rachel Franklin Telict 0t the late Sins Franklin. aged R2.
 In Plymouth, Oct. lSth, Henry ]. Minor, iN the 10th year of hIs aRe. ~t7is..i4
 At Price's Creek, l'exas, Sept 2sths Patty N Smith, aged 46 years. wife of EoFren Smith, Esq --lale of NOrlhfield, Conn, F,s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

DATENT Self-Sharpcning Yankee Feed \ Cutters, just received by :.
 F. D. MCNEIL.
 Liichfield, Oct. 18th. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
NEW FALL MILLINERY GOODS 2

M lSS BRADLEY has fe'urned from New lNA York with . great var,e,y of Millinery Goods. consisting iu part of Sllk, Satin, Velvet and Straw Hats Hat Ribbons, ir0in l2 l-2 10 40 cts per yard ;; Ladies Caps and Head Dresses 1; Dress Trimmings, Collars and Insertions, Lace Veils, She'll Comhs. Black Dress Silks.
 Also, Mourning Goods--cons sting of Hats. Wells, Gloves, Collars, English Grape, Bonlha- zine tor Dresses, &c.
 Pie above Goods were purchased at very low prces she ladies are invited call and examine 81- Particular attention paid to Dress Making. 1 4LitchEeid, Sept. 26th, 1851. s22a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
SILK GOODS.

Some of those splendid Black Silks, such as have been kept at the Granite Store. Elegant Plaid and BF"clua Silks, good enough t"r . Brides Dress, for G2 to 75 cenls--chsaper than ever sold.
 Every description of Silk for lininss, &c., &s.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Ready rFalic CiotIaim z.

Clothing for Menand Boys ln ike lot is a.dqx. or two of eoats warranted t0sRit ansiquaFiaNe, aud will be sOld u surh persons taT half sheiT original cost. AEVOHH e CO.,
 Wolcoltsillc, July l7sl, 1884 ssgss.sE
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
New Goods ;! Prices ls c d u c c dl- F. MCNEIL

First D00r East Ot tAe Court House, Eb RESPECTFULLY announces to the public Ee, that i,e has received his second supply of desIrahls Fall Gods, and takes much pleasure in observing that duling his recent visit to New nary depressiun in many kinds Of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. to make such purchases as will enable him to place belore his customers well-selecied assortment ot Ladies' aud Gent 8 Dress Goods at yety iow prices
 His stock of badies' Dress Goods is very large, consisting in part of Meri ioes, Pafameitas, plan and figured Del1aines, Cashine:es. Alpaccas, Del3cges, plaid Cioaking ana Linin.s. BrOcia and Mantle Shawls-b.ah long and square, Trunks, Carpet Bags, &c,
 GENr's FURNISHING GooDs.--G Cloves, Cravais. Broadclo,hs, Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Silk, Vel. vet, Farmers Satin, &c.
 Also, full supply oi Groceries, Cfockery and Glass Ware, Flour, Fseds Sc. constantly on hand. Ger. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

DEsrRucrivE FIRE IN NEw YoaK. "A fire occurred on the night of the 2o,t ins,.,, in the new six story buildings Nos 5, ' and Q Canal street. extending tho to Nos. 9s. 100 and lo2 Walker street. New York. The upper sto.ies were no' yet occupied. and the fire therefore only gusied them. leaving the walls standing The loss will probably amount to up- wa,ds of SsO 900.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
nRENS TRE.ga.MHNcGA A.

Velvet. Ribbons of all widths; GimDs and Rihhnns ct all descriptions tor triNming oi tho t,llesi styles. Buttons, Cords and Tassess, Silks Tor Linings &e., Sc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
G R GE RTE S.

Sugars of any kind aud price Teas, as good as can he found in ihe staie--p!cass call and try it; Molasses. Ssl,, Fish, Sc. &c. See.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

91r Tho subscriber IS determined on keeping as gnod n stock of Goods as cnn be found in the S'nte--and every thing sold, if not as repre-. scented, can be returned and money refunded.
 GEO. n. WADFlANlS. GRANITE STosE, woicottvls. Sep. s2d, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

GOLD PENS in Silver Holders, warranted , N good article, for Si OU, at
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
DRESS GOODS.

The hest assortment in the County, such nc Blnck and Colored Merinoes. do do Pasamiettas. Persian Cloths, some new style Of plaid Pp- lins, Muuslin DeLaincs, Dsbages. Ginghatns, &c.,, &c,, &c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Dress Goods i.

TuST received at TsE GRAAlrs STorR, an- eD other lot Dress Goods. such as Summer Silks. Shalieys. Muslin BcFaGes. Ginehsmss Bsregs DeLaines, Gs., &c.. new snd beautiful styles. fs ss K WADIiAMSsA
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Cotton Goods,

shce.ings, Shirings. ec., &c., of almos. every description. .e&
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
MOURNING GOODS.

Particular attention given in ihe selection Of Black Del.aines, Mourning Ginghams, Eng. lish Grapes. Mourning Weeds and every lhing wanted oi this kind of Goods.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
CHR RPETE.VG, Sc.

Paper Haneings. Oil Cloths, Drugqets, Table end Piano Covers, Tahe Cloths, etc.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
Wanted

Wanted
 For which Cash nr Goods will be paid. at the hiehesi market prices Butter, Cheese, Potatoes. Winter Apples, Lumber. Ec. &c. 2S
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

HnHAlN PUMPS Gor the Million! The hos O teeth and chain un hand-cheap fSr cash.
 Waated-A gOUd Blacksmith. H. BALDWIN.
 Washington. Oct. 2sd, 1854
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
CROCK ERY.

Particular attention paid to the selection of this article. and . good assortment constantly kept on hand and Ut prices us low as can be bought elsewhere.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
FALL FASHIONS.

TUsT received at .he Tailoring ss,ablishnsns
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26

SAEWlNG-BIRDS, !or sale at
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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
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EOR SALE AT THIS OFFICE, or printed G to order. -5.... Te ~ .s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
BOOTS AND SHOES.

Boots and Shoes of alninst every kind and descrip,ion-and room devoted entirely to that trai!c.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-10-26
.NJ A M MA aS !.

200 Casks of Nails. from the smallest to six inch Spikes.