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MEDICINES.
CPE1K OF ME 4s you FIND:

OR AuGfIT SET DOWN IN MALICE
The following letter was handed US BY q lady. It
speaks the language Of thousands Let the afflicted
CURE OF Couch, PAIN IN THE BREAST AND
SHOULDER.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Nd, March H. 1854.
My Dear Friend: sympathise with you in the
loss of your beloved K, but let Il be your consoa-
ton to know that yeur loss her eternal gain shall
ing but her entreaty has made what am to-day.
Never shall forget the deep interest with which she
persuaded me to try HAMPTONS VEGETABLE
TTNCTURE. She told me If she had known of 1t in
time che had not the least doubt Il would have cured
her; but the disease had fastened ts fangs deeply
to be removed, although she It had kept her
alive three years longer than anything else could
l. promised her would take some home with me,
and purchased three bottles from Mr.. M as she az
rected, and by the time had finished the third Dot
tie my cough had entirely disappeared, as also the
pain in my breast and shoulder l got my oTother-
in-lsw to bring three bottles more, ano WIN Tue
help of the Lord not another kind OF mediGhe goes
inside my mouth speak of its efhcency whsreVeri
CO. for feel it duty to praise the bridge fhat car
RES me safely over" was weighed last Thursday,
and nv weight is two hundred and ten pounds. Inc
dav bsfore / opened my first bottle tTincturel L
WEIGHED only one hundred and twenty pounds. Give
INV love TO C. and the family. hope to be in Balti.
more some time during the summer' when | intend
90 Hing with and our friend tod bless you,
is the sincere prayer u 'i ALICE WILSON.
Call and get pamphlets gratis.
HAMPTONs VEGETABLE TINcTURE.-Ch
and get pamp gratis with history of discoveryo
this wonderful Blood Purifier, and certificates OF
fula, Liver Complaint, General Weakness, Nervous
SO Sold by o. A. sTREcKER and PURCELL, LADD
BY ali the prug il Petersburg; by MORTIMER
& MOWBRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists nnd
Storekeepers every where.
a 81 per bottle 6 bottles FOR S5.
nv
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CURE FOR CRouP.-A medical correspondent OF
the New Hampshire Journal of Medicine says, he
has used alum, in doses often grains every ten min
utes, with unfailing success in Group in CONJUNCTION
with tartar emetic, or hive syrup.
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rHE DAILY DISPATCH.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, MAY "a, 1854.
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH,
HELD AT CoLuMBue, GEORGIA.


p,ocrEprsos OF THE GENERAL CONFERENCE OF
THE METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH SOUTH,
HELD AT CoLuMsus, GEORGIA.
FouarEKSrH Day, May 16.--After the usual re-.
Iieious services, reports of standing cemmittees
were called for, and the Committee on hevisais
submitted report No. s. which was read ana ia'o on
the table.
Petitions, memorials and appeals were called for
none ready
The order of the day--the location of the book
concern-was taken up, and representations were
made by the friends OF the various places nomi-
mated.
the claims OF Louisville, Ky.
On motion the Conference agreed to hold after
noon sessions-
After the usual notices the Conference adjourned
In the usual manner.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The location of the book publishing house was
resumed. and Mr. Harris addressed the Confer
cnce in behalf of Memphis, urging its claims as the
most suitable place.
Mr.. Hogan, of ST. Louis, addressed the Confer
ence In behalf of that city, representing 1t as by far
the best location for that purpose This was the
ableet speech vet delivered, and both by Its facts
and figures aud the clear and iorcible style of the
speaker, made evident impression upon the Con
ference.
After the usual notices, the Conference adjourn
ed with the benediction.
FIFTEENTH DAY, may l|.-Alter the usual reil-
gious services various resolutions were presented,
read and referred to appropriate committees.
DIR Doggett submitted report in regard to the
claims of the American and Foreign Christian
Union, which was read and laid on the table.
DR.. Lee who was appointed by the last General
Conference to attend the Northern General Confer
cnce TO take copy othe journals of all the General
Conferences down to 1914, submitted a report of
his mission and its results, which was read and ac-
cepted.
The order of the day-the location of the book
concern-was taken up, and T. Polk, Esq, of st.
Louis was introduced to the Conference, and ex
planned the laws of Missouri touching religious
poratons
Mr.. Evans then presented the claims of Atlanta,
and was followed by DR.. Green in behalf of Nash.
vile.
After various explanations and notices, the Con-
ference adjourned with the benediction.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Morton, of Georgia, briefly presented the
claims of Georgia, and was followed by DR. l..
Pierce who advocated the claims of Georgia in &C.
neral, and especially of Columbus.
DIR. Stevenson, OF Louisville, got the floor, and re-.
peated the argument In favor of that city, censum-
ing the of the session; and when he concluded
the Conference adjourned with the benedicton.
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THE RIGHT USE OF WEALTH.-Judge William
Ryan, venerable citizen OF Ohio, died few days
since. aged II. He bequeaihed 100000 to the
education of the children of the village of Youngs
ton,
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TOLAND & BURGER,

Saw MANUFACTURERS, 10th Street,
Betieeen Maia and Cary Streets, RicAmoHd, ia.
CIRCULAR SAWS of every size and
~ style, together with all ether kiads " SAYS.
kept constantly on hand and made to order. All OF
which are warranted, and may be found for sale 81
all the principal Hardware stores in the city, At fac
tory prices.
~ Circular Saws re-tocfhed and strsiehtened,
and warranted to run true. as i6-sm
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SUPERIOR FUEL.-Havinp now ,bs

~ command of an extensive field of SOFT COKE.
equal quality to any introduced into this mar
ket shall hereafter be prepared at all times to fur
hsn consumers with this most excellent Fuel
TINS Coke igntes freely, produces a constant and
nss. and for cooking ranges and stovesi. su
tumers Of Anthracite Coal would find this a mansea
oie ana economical substitute for all domestic purpo
~, ,nGIIading parlor fires Apply to Mr.. VIM C.
ct. and Basin Bank U' ooinoi io'h
my l6 I'm mo WEpru A..
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$500 FAMILY CARRIAGEE~
QtS@S0AND PAIR OF YOUEG&EI
MATCH HORSES FOR SALE.-The advertiser
has for sale very Superior Family Carriage nearly
new, having been used only four months, and pair
OF excellent Match Horses, only four years old with
Harness complete. An opportunity of this kind ia
seldom offered and any person in want would do well
to apply at once to JOHN Fl. SEAYRES Columbian
Hotel, or C. b. LUCK, Governor st.
rent. NV I'm
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NEW SKYLIGHT DAGUERREAN
guerreotypist having opened ID A RR Fan
ROOMS in this city, ofers his professional services
to the citizens aud public generally. He will give
his constant personal attention to his rooms and
hopes by strict application to business to be able
execute Pictures in style worthy of the art and it's
professors yet he will make no promises to excel,
but submits bis claims TO patronage TO discrmna,
ting public on his merits. He can be found at his
Rooms, No. 81 mansion Hoase) Main street, from
sunrise to sunset. Pictures taken in any kind of
weather Prices uniform. my4 lms
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N OTICE.-The undersigned may be
found. until further notice. at bis old stand No
l57 Main street, where all persons having business
with him viii please call. Those Indebted to him are
particularly requested 70 cali and settle their ac
counts - early = practicable.
myS-dlmf r. n. BURTON
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DICHMOND SODA WATER AND
Ii ROTTLING ESTABLISHMENT.--Itis set
tied fact that the only genuine article Of bottled so
DA WATER, in tho city e put up BY NJ. McCoR-
pete with any mandatory either North or South,
having been engaged In the business for seven years
past.
To avoid imposition be sure and call for M. Nc.
CORMACK,S SODA WATER.
N. BAH orders. either from city or country,
promptly attended to.
Soda Water Porter and Ale delivered In all parts
ofthe city daily,
All persons having my bottles will please return
'.s''' N. MCCORMACK,
ap lists No sos, Broad street.
DRUNES.--5 Cases, for sale by
Il my % DAVENPORT, ALLEN 4 CO.
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RLOOD SYRUP OF IODINE, HY-
- DkiODATE OF POTAsSA, CITRATE OP
IRON AND SPANISH SARSAPARILLAMfor ,s 0r
h ,stins me stomach and bowels and cleansing the
olooo-iounoea upon the principle that all diseases
Of the blood The above combination is nsrtieps1lv
adapted 70 tins season Of the year. being not only
agreeable and excellent Tonic. For sale hu 'hoSt
r. r. DUVAL l. BRO, Dny.;sts
Icy ~ lA1 Main It
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NIAGARA FOR SALE.-The mac hine
1v used by II. p Jewett for watering the streets IL
for sale good list Of Subscribers may be obtained
and profitable business BY strict attention Apply
NJ r. SIMONS, OF to
my 1-N SAM. III. PRICE.
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CHURNS.-Staff,B Barrel, Tub and Their
~ mometer Cburns on hand and for sale at Boston
prices THOS. L. ANGUS,
INV q Fancy and Variety Store, q w. Main st.
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TEMENT, for mending broken Glass,
~ China and esrthenware of every description -
II articles joined with this valuable composition
will resist the action of hot water the acids. 1t is
invaluable article to all house hotel keepers
Manufactured and for sale at
DUVAL l. BROS Drug Store,
20 1919 Main ST
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EAMILY FLOUR, BUTTER, &c. &c.
Il Bragg's City Mills, Meetings. Clines, Mt. So
Ion, and other choice brands IS tubs fresh May
ter; so bbIs Tanners and Machinery Oil. Receiving
and for sale by J.J. FRY,
my % 95 Gary ST.
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CHEESE.-20 boxes prime new Cheese,
~ just received per steamer and for sale by
my 23 J. b. STEGAL, "a Ma in ST.
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SELLING OFF AT REDUCED pm

SELLING OFF al hEDUCED PRI
~ CES-ln consequence of the death of one of -.
partners, aud for the purpose of making cbsnse T.
firm the LIST of July next, it is desirable ~
reduce our stock a. low as possible. We will there
fore, from this date, ofef our large and Superior
stock of ready-made CLOTHING, at greatly reduced
prices presenting rare opportunity to all in want OF
good Clothing TO make their purchases.
KEEN, CHILES < BALDWIN,
my is No. 1872 Main ct.
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CHEESE.-A prime article of Cheese
~ for sale by DABNEY L. COOKE,
my % Opposite Marshall Theatre.
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ENAMILY HAMS.-Landing per Belvi-
Il dere, choice lot of sugar-cured Canyassed
Hams, retailing at l24 cts. per h.
HULST KING,
my % Franklin ST., near Old Market.
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RUTTEk.-l0 firkins Goshen Butter
- in prime order, receiving per steamer and for
sale by
my23 J. B. STEGAL, 81 Main st.
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NANDLES.-5O Boxes JacksOn's Supe-
~ ror Tallow Candles. for sale by
my 16 CHAS. T. WORKMAN co.
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M1scuILANHous.
RI 000 DoLLARs y, WORTH l51g s OF d

RUTTER.-A superior article of fresh
- Goshen Butter, for sale by
DABNEY COOKE,
my . Opposite Marshall Theatre
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EUSTACE 81 APPLEYARD, Coas,s
IL Sion MERCHANTS, Office on North side of -.
Basin They will attend to the sale Of TOB Af,en
CORN, WHEAT. FLOUR. &c, and will promntIy
execute orders for the purchase Of goods all kndr
NH q SIM
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
SPRING GOODS.
 T. H. Kgiclsss1.Gl'S Custom and Ready-.Made Clothing
 EMPOR JIM.

A .feD doors sBest of the Court House.
 LUST opened, a large assortment uf English, @ French. German and American Broadcloths of all haes, shades, colors and qualities.
 CAssTMEREs,-English and French black Doe- shin, together with the greatest variety of fancy Casslmeres of new and fashionable styles black and fancy satin and silk Vestings, Marseilles and summer Vestings of every description, which will be sold by the yard or made up :a order to suit purcharers, in the best manner and warranted to give entire satisfaction or no sale.
 CLoTHING--A splendid stock ot the latest styles aud best manufactured Clothing and Twill ven ture to say superior in quality tu any stock ever offered inlhis village. have made extra efforts ! this season to manufacture sach clothing as ihe public demands from incest brDadclnth di ess nd
 ir0ck Coats, black and fancy cassImere Pants, ! satin and silk Vests, down 10 the good common | serviceabe tweed sacks; aud a large assortment l of Trimmings, which will be sold cheaper for cash than can be bought elsewhere.
 FURNISHING GooDs-Embracing large assort. inert of Shirts, Collars, BosOms, Cravats, Scarfs, Stocks. London Ties, black kid and silk Cloves Hosiery, silk IIandkerchiefs, Porimonnnies, Sus- penders. Trunks, ,valises CarpetBags, Umbrellas Sc. Gentlemen furnishing their c:oih can have their garments made in style not to be sur passed in fashion or workmanship and warranted to fit. l would say to my friends and she public that it is my ann to sell Clothing that will give perfect satisfae ton to the wearer. Cutting done at short notice. Spring and Summer Fashions rceeved. T. H. RICHARDS. <
 Llchfield, March g, 1854. N
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
To P Prinfars.

M NEW Ediiioa lf the Specimen Book ,of q bFuee's New York Type Foundry was published in September, 1858, and will be given 10 those propFietors Of Printing Offices who will send tor IL, or 1t whl be forwarded them by mail on recaptSn edvaNce, of fifty cents for the post age.. ~.&
 la it arc exhibited many articles never before sh0wn: there have been added to the Foundry new varieties of Roman types from Nine-line Esca fo Reafi, varl'us imiations ct Wrlting, a great namher Ui Fancy Ionas. Borders both Ptam and lllnmsnnted, LabOr-Sasing Rules and a com. piese f0pmdFy 0i Grrulans. 1 X 1'N Tho tyfes now manufactured are cass from \ ss6W combination ofmetal of great dmsibity .ans gre susudily kept 0n hand in large quantities. .-- Eeery fancy font is sold by weigh, and ut th, printed prices. winch ass from 10 to 25 per cen, lsss than those of s me other fonndries. Al elllef printing maierials are furnished Ut manu saelureEs prices eiiher for cash CT credit.
 RunieEs wishing t0npeF accounts with me, o Mhase dealings have been long suspenaed, ars requested te accompany their orders with cit, Ee1aFeneee 70 prevent delay.
 Painters uf Newspapers who choose to puhlisl enls advertisement, including this note three Nzaes heiOFe the lsl 0l August, 1854, and eend ne slse af the papers, wll be naid fur it in Type Nhen they puFohase five times ihe amoant o Iheif hiIl from me. of my Own manufactures, se isrled lr0n my specimens
 N K A GEORGE BRUCE, .s l3 ChamheFs-ssTeet, New York.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
.AfG Court 0f Pr0baie holden 0t Sharon miihin Gnd Jor lie District 0f Sharon, on te 12kh day

.Afo Court of Pr0baie holden at Sharon mifhis
 and forMe District ef Sharon, Q" Me 12th dag cf ArrH, 1854.
 Present, CHARLES M PARSONS Esq, Judge. ITPON the petition of HORACE A. BU rI.
 D OLPH, of Trenton, in The State oi New Jersey, sho wing to this Court that he is the fa- ther aud natural guardian uf Mary c, BnftHlph, 0l said Trenton, a mlnor, under inc age of twen. tysoae years, that said minor is lhe owner of cer- sain real estate situated in sharon, in said Dis tTict, tO wit: all such real estate as was devised 70 the mother of said minor, who is now deceas ed, hy Colonel George Kiag, late of sad Sharon, deceased, and more particularly descrb in the last will and testament of said deceased: : ihat it would be fer the interest of said minor shat said real estate should be sold and the avails whereof vested according t0 law, for the benefit oi said min0Fs praying this court for reasons in said petition set forth, to pass an order autluri zing and enlpOM ering said petitioner or some other meet person tO sell and convey the inter- ests of said minor n sad described premises, ac- coTding 10 the statute in such case made and proyaded-as per petition on file. dated the Slh day of April, 1854
 OBOERED, That said petiiion he continued to The Eth day of slaly, 1854, then 10 be heard and dsteTmined aNthe Probate Office in said Sharon ct S0elock m the iorenoon; and that notice of the pendency theretf fe given by publishing this order in newspaper printed in Tiich6ell three veeks suceessivelY. .at least six weeks before s'.e sald 6th day uf JNlv, 1854.
 A true copy 0f record.
 ELIAKIM s. STODDARD, JR., Clerk.
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Naugatuc Railroad. E ss ass E
Spring Arrangement, conensencimg Mareh
 8th. 1854
TRAINS OUT or BaiDeEPoRr I. i.

Spring engagement conanaeiacsMg MGrch 8th, 1854. TRAINS OUT or BRIDGEPORT.
 FIRST Freight Train leaves Bridgeport inr W,ns,ed at I2 3S P. M., connecting at srratford with she 30 P. M., Train from New Haven.
 Second Freight Train leaves Bridgeport for Waterbury, at 4 10 P. M.
 First Passenger Train leaves Bridgeport tor Winsted, al 10.40 A. M ., or on arrival of the 8 A. M. Express Train from New York, conn ecling at the Junction with the 1915 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge port for Winsted at 5 sop. M., or on the ar. rival of the 3.0OP. M. Express Train from New York, connecting at ihe Junction with the 5 30 P. M. Train from New Haven. TRAINS INTO BRIDGEPORT. First Passenger Train leaves Waterbury for Bridgepor, al Is A. M., connecting at the Junction with train 10 New Haven. Second Passenger Tram leaves Winsted a, 6 IS A. M., connecting at the Junction with Train to New Haven, and at Bridge port with the 1O2i A M Train to New York.
 First Freight Train will leave Wins!ed for Bridgeport at 20 A M.
 Third Passenger Train leaves Wiasfed al IZ 35 F M connecting at tue JuHciiOH WItu d Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the 4 46 P M Train ts New York.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradley's Stage iron, Woodbury, South ,ury, Sou'hford, and Oxford, w.ll connect al seymour (Humphreys,ile)wi,h the 9O5 A M Train down. Returning, leaves every day on he arrival of ,he O4O PM Train fromBridge- port. No evening Sage after this date.
 MeNe,ls Stage from Waterlown, ill con rect at Waterbury every day w:ta the 8 l3 \ M Train down. Returning on arrival ol he 10 40 A M Train from Bridgeport, and n Saturdays from the 50 M Train.
 Fenn's Stage from Lichfeld will connect u Litchfeld Station with both passenger Trains each way and with the Morning Train to Winsied.
 Horace Skinner's Stages from Otis, Cold Spring, New Boston, Colebrook River and Hitchcock svil:e will connect daily at Winstcd with inc l235 M train down. Returning ,n arrival of the iO.4e A NJ train from Bridge. ,ort.
 Bacon's Stage from Norf"lk will leave in nme to connect with the 12 35 PM irain from Vinsted. Returning on arrival of the 10, 40 ? M train from Bridgeport.
 A deduction of five cents is made when Tickets are purchase at the offices.
 c. SPOONER, Superintendent. Bridgeport, March 8, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
m Boots, Shoes.
 Cutters, HkstbOe1'S, LEATHER. sc,

Us1 JUST IeCeIVeO, new a nd spIen. did assortment of Gent French calf BooTs, extra fine gllt tops; common do of superior quality double soes Bows calf, kip and thick Boots; a g,a,d assortment Youths do. Gents cali md kip Brogans ;Ladies' 6ne silk Caters; common do Ladies' low priced Jenny Lind Boots; Son,ags &c. &c., all of the latest fashion. Ladies' enanl- Rubhers-a superior article; good assortment children's enameled and common shoes. Forty sides oak and hemlnek sole Leather, morocco iinings, bindings. &c.; shoe pegs in any quantity, shoe thread. etc, all of which will be offered for cash, at the very lowest cash prices.
 Cdsh parchusers are respectfully invited to call and exa niue the goods.
 35- Main Street, q .fesc d',ors pesi ef fbe Court House. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 I.itehfield, Nov. 2d, 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
NE W GTOGK

AAD ~ W84B & A WWV08o "
 HI undersigned, having just received from Market, with full and complete as soriment of Boots and Shoes. nnsurpassed for beauty and fashion, selected win eTeat care and attention in reference 10 the Fall and Winter trade. Among our large. stock may be found every new style known to the trade, many of which are magnificent in the extreme, and, altogether new in county. Our stock is very large, styles beautiful, quality beyond dispute and we are bound to sell at ali hazard. [ We therefore iavite all, in this and the neighboring towns to give us call, asssring them, that they will hnd that which they have long sought for, to wit :--the height of fash- io1, beauty, and durability combined, in the article of Ladies, Gents, Misses, boys and Childrens Bcots. Shoes, Gaiiers, Oxford ties, Polkas. Jenny Linds, Monterey Cpsk. man, ties, Sc. &c. At the Old Brick SfosO fi,st Door West of the Court Houee.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.sss
 Litchfeld, April 25, 1854. a
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
M8 < II T. ' M E R Y
 AND DRESSsNN AKENG.

MMISS JANE c. FARNSWOKIH would lyM call the attention of the Ladies to examine her new assoytmenf of fashionable Mrllnery.- Silk and Ls@R Hats always on hand, or made 10 Straw Hats, very nice; and great variety Of eonlnoR Straw, cleop; splendid assortment Of Ribbons and Flowers, Capes end Head Dresses Embroidcries oI every d. scripton ]; Alexander's Kid Gloves Ladies Mms. lnng and short; and a great variety of Dress and Mantilla Trimmings and Fancy Gnods. Mantllas ready made. Or All kinds oi Straw Hats and Bonness hleached as usual.
 Foar Doors West fhe Court House; West Main St
 Iiichfield, April g.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
Buttkereitt & TrOwbridge, lX z 2. c b e 2at X'M IkO1.S

N0. S0WN StFeet, LttchteId. HAVE just received from New York large HI assortment of Gen,lemen's Dress Goods, equal to any in the market. They have every thing in ihe shape of Cloths which the public wish, and that too al prices which will suit cus- toners They have also an extensive assortment ofCravats, Collars, Hosiery, Handkerchefs, Vest ings and Trimmings, to which the attenliou ol the public IS invited.
 31- Those furnishing their Cloth can have garments cut or made in style which cannot be TvaIed in fashion and workmanship. Cutting done al short notice. All work warranted to fit.
 Reme,nber the number S1uth Street. c, G BUTrKEREITT. JAMES TRowBRIDGE
 Litchtie!d. March, 1854,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-18
FALLS VILLAGE Clothing and GcntlrmeA's Turnishins @ E CID " He A. HERMAN

ID ESPECTFULLY informs his friends. and 1G the inhabitants generally. thnt he has ius, opened large and splendid sock nf fall and wlnser clothing consisting in great variety ol Overcoats. made in the best and mos, approved styles; large stock of fine rock and dress coats oi the hest Qually and newest styles. warranted ely made n splendid ass r.menl of tia k and cLlred cloth business coats. Also, every kind of fine aud common fall ana business coats o splendid stock of black and fancy cassimere pants; black and fancy satinet do. .--all of hich are Of the latest styles, and made in ihe hes, manner. A rich and choice stock of black and embroidered satin aud fancy silks, Garcy and back cassilnerc and woEste,l Fests--the nevve styles in the New York market.
 :. Also, large stock oi Gsntemen's Fnrnishing Goods, consisting in neck and pocket handker- cnle:s. white shirts made in the hest manner; blue ove!shts, every kind 0f drawers. co,,on and woolen hose and half hose. snspen,i.rs rs. un,. bre'Ias, caps, &e., &c. A. HERMAN