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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25
FARMS FOR SALE.


zS 4 FARM in Jackson county, Vir-
e ginia, one mile above Moore's Mill
on Mill Creek, containing 100 acres, 60 acres
Of which are improved.
Also. 200 acres two miles up Raccoon, in
Clay township, Gallia county, Ohio, with l4O
acres cleared, 81 in grass, with barn, two log
houses, an orchard Of so good bearing apple
trees. a good spring of water, and is the best
stock farm for the same money in the county.
Also, will sell my home farm, two miles be-
low RaecoOn creek, in Gallia county, contain
ing 4S0 acres, 800 acres cleared land. There
is a good house, barns and two orchards on
the Farm, and well set with grass, and upon
the whole is as good stock farm as any in the
county.
Also, six acre lot below Chambers Mill,
in Clay township, Gallia county, on the river
bank, with a frame house and blacksmith
shop, and very suitable for a mechanic.
For terms, enquire Of the undersigned.
m JAMES RIGGS.
May 4, 1s54-3m
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

THIRTY packages of fresh Mackerel, and all
| kinds Of Lake Fish in barrels, half bar
rels and kits, Just received and for sale at
HENKING d CADETS.
AnriI 81 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

IN BBLS. Clover seed;
IU do. Timothy Seed;
? do English Blue Grass Seed;
bushel Usage Orange Seed, Just received
and for sale a.
FORD & DRoUILLARD'S.
Feb. l6, 1854
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25
Stoves! Stoves!!

HAVE just received large loi Of
i Stoves, some for wood or coal, and
very heavy; also a supply of wood
Stoves of new patterns, and warranted
to be made Of the best hot blast metal.
From my long experience in the bust
ness and my acquaintance with the
principles in their construction, my Gus
toners can rely on getting a good Stove
and at as low prices as Stoves can be
purchased, at either Cincinnati or Pitts
burgh. Thankful for past favors con-
tinuance is solicited.
F. MATHERS.
April 6, 1854.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

H Courting second wife is said to
be moving for a new trial.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

The IStats Of Ohio, Gallo county, Court
Of Common Pleas.
Ann Harshbarger VS.. William Harsh
barger. Petition for Divorce.
THE said William Harshbarger, .
non resident of this State, will take no.
ice that Ann Harshbarger has this day
fled her petition in the Clerks Office Of
the Court of Common Pleas Of Gallis
tcounty, Ohio, praying to be divorced
from him, the said William, alledging
for cause habitual drunkenness for more
than three years. adultery with one
Eliza Butcher. and gross neglect Of du-
". ANSELM I. HOLCOMB,
April 1S, '54-6w Atty for Pet'r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

which has been purchased by Mr.. vAE AM1unsH g
enormous expense, and remoaeled and renovatsd az.
Rresaly for short Tour in the Valley Of TIA Miassipp
90 a. to give the Readsnts Of this section the ony anA
probably last opportunity of viewing his Collection
and particularly afford the Public here the rare spes
aee Of the mott extreme brute ferocty subdued ana
controlled BY the will Of the most wonderful man liV-
ing A Mr. Van Amburgh eonfemplates retiring upoa
the fame he has acquired in Europe and this Country
and a. II u not reasonable to suppose that extensive
and superb Collection viii again be brought -
gsther, IN either tho Eastern Western Hsmspheraa
and il collected could only reach tia river Towns By
this eonyeyanee-t Is not presunptHous assume hIa
this Geological Tour will excite universal interest.
The Palace is remodsled and re-smbsliishsd, viii
Dens resembling the native Jungss Of the Animals and
with tasteful and elegant Acoyes resembling the ese.
brated Royal Conssrvatories in London and ParS-eon.
Gastng agreeably with the uneoutA wagons IN whleh
AntaAls have heretofore bean exhibited
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1854-05-25

sale OF Real Fstate by order eT the Pro
bate Court OF GaIIIa COsuty. Ohio.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
K..,r r.Sn 1hs ssas sr War.

Tue sssssnss FrA1slin asnvrd d New York alOuisy. bringing sdviees from Liv> espool io tic lOsh oI May.
 sa An article cnp'ed hum the CansinniinO, ple Joufnst of lhe ssh of April slsIes shai snAllser batlle between the Turkish and Rassian forces took place before kalzfai, Ufs the t7shOf lhat tntbnih. @ The RHssians cummenced the attack, wiili sixteen sqnadnins. 0i gr0ups and q battery of cannon on the Tuskish troops, wiIo were outside of inc lori IficaIi0ns. The Turks, with eight pieces bf cannon rilarle a sortie Grnm Ihe fort, and aliera fight of three .honfsethe 6 Russians feifested, leaving .s gFeat nnnibes of ste dead and wounded upon ike field, together with large amt ,Ofpmntuniiion. guns and other implements ,Qf.war. Tue loss of the Turks was I5 snen killed and SS wounded.
 The great vici0ry of the Turks in, the Debridscha is confirmed. The Russians have evacuated Lnile WalIschia, and S@eden and Denmark have jnined the al- dance with England aud France. ,g $ The insHrreciiOn in Greece has been efs! Actually qnelIed. The insurgents were adeleated ai every point.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
The Crescent Foundry MACHINE COMPANY.
 Bridgeport. Conn.
Bridgeport, Conn

M AXE to order Stationary Steam Eneines IVA from 1 t0 l50 hu.ss p1wef; large dauhle- acting Force P1h,ps for waser works, Iron Pianers Engine Laihes, h1it in the B.,st snhsian. iial manner and HReommoaty heapg, together with NH A @ AM A~rAT MzS 12 " in general. ati,l aA kinds of Steam Bilers.- Having large and extensive ssiock af Mlll l;easa ing aud other patterns, tiIo accumalmtinnOf Of some IS wears business, iheyEpre prepared 10 furnish Cas:ings al shori nniiye Any work ordered from this CoInpany will he gnaFanteed sqnal 10 any made In this country.
 They would call attention ,o iares Lathe which ihey build. dfaaned EF RailFoed Machine Sh ps, for turning eff dsivAFs-hed f6 teet long. swings S4 iaches. They also make seEy large and heavy Lathe with screw feed. fes'sncd t.if naaeiIiae shops in geneFal-hed I9 ieei ion2, swings 9z iaches. an,i veiehs about lS t!ns.
 This Company are now snakine . vefsieal En- g,ne af new desiap. from g io 10 hofse power. which will raqnirs bni the small space sd teet sauara. fhe bed heinz hat 24 hy @ iHshae-~and wisb critical Boiler will leqpige bat hy leei.
 10 those ahont Co erect IFnn Woke we wonIf say thst we arc prepared ,o makr Ennlnea Wih Ihe blowing cylinder Wilsrled directly eO tho steam cvlinacF. enbFaeinsl pii ths lsassi ima peovemonts.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
T xHsl

NOTICE is her, by given to all persons Iiablo " to pay Taxes in the town of L,tclIfieId that have received a warrant to collect a Tax of @ cents on the dollar on the li<t of 1858, and for the purpose of receiving the same I will be at June 5 h. from to l2 o'clock, A M; at M exsrs kenney's store in Bantam Falls, the same day from to o'clock P M at the store of Catlin G Peck Tn South Farms on Tuesday, the 9th, tIom 9 to l2 o'clock A M; at the store of Pickett & Smith. east side, the same. day, from to 5 o'clock M; at the store of Newton & Heaion in Northield, en Wednesday, the 7.h, from 9. to F o'clock A M at the Depot, Eas. Li,chfeld, the same day, fror. 2 to- o'clock P M and at all reasonable times at my office in East street in the village of L.chfeld. The tax is due by vote nf the town, the first of June, and the wants ot the Treasury require pRncfual pdymeRt
 All who neglect this notice may look out tor lees. 4yssf. A. S. LEWIS, C0llectSr. sss
 Litchfield, May I6, 1854. saf .At.8Fa 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

.VEssELs ASHORE -Four vessels went ashore on Squam Beach. below New York s.uring tie f,g. on 'rhursday murning last, VIZ !: the packet ship MoR'ezuMa, the bank Coralan, ihe ship William Layton and one whose name had DoI been sscertained.--
 The Moniezuma had 400 passengers from Liverpool, aud a cargo oI merchandise. sAer back was br,,keih and at las, accounts shes lay ia . precarious siiua,itsn with 20 feet of water in ter. Passengers aud crew saved. Owned by 0. H. Marshall & Co. New Ynrk. and insured The CormIsn had 946 passengers and a general cargo, from Bremen.a Passengers and crew saved. Owned tn Bremen. Tie William Layton had 490 passe ngers and cargo from Ant
 werp. Passengers and crew saved. Had ahese vessels gone ashore ia storm, no
 mortal knows licw snatly of their passen- gers cnuId have been saved. Tie other vessrtnatne hiiknowil, was square riggcd. and supposed lU be some s nliles below.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

DR. Roor's Pnhs.--ls is not to he wondered al that the inhabitants of Litchfield county should to any other Medicine in use, as old Dr Roor- the original maker of them was resident of Canaa and while living enjoyed the reputation of being Ihe most skillful Physician in the coun. try. The Pills are comp sed of twenty kinds of rare medicinal vegetables, ihough active and thorough in their operation on :he system, vet they are so carefully nsedicated that they can be given to the most feeble perspn with safety.
 We confidently recommend these Pills to the afflicted, as being superior in every respect to any aricle.of the kind in use. Sold at the low price of l2 l2 and 25 cts per box, by merchants throughout the country. 9s- Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Farm for Sale.

TNHE Farm lalely occupied by smith Nick II esson. deceased. known ss the "Chlld's Farm" situated in the southwest par, ol the town ol 1ioTringion, within th'ee nIiiss of ihe Courl-liousc in lsitchfield, containing aboui two hundred acres of Land. with Dwelling onse, Barns, &c. on the same, will be sold at pab!ie Auction by the subscriber, lunless prepivnsiy disposed oI at private sale,I at said Dwelling at 10 o'clock A. M. A pat 0f the purchase money can be secured on the Farm, if desiEed.
 Said Farm has long been known as 0nc ot ihe most valusbIe in the vicinity, and will probably be sold at great bargain. ,s-.l.s l...s...s4
 AMOS DAVIDSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

SnooryNG YASKEE ScHooLMAsrERs = The Richmond Examiner, in reference so the vast number Of sch0olmasiers who migrate so ,l.e Seuih as graduates iron, Yale free schock," sayss-
 Sl ojn,ms are some Of these isineranf SgRoranuses" la the people of lhe SOnil, 1; Ssp lnll 0f sbt,itlt,i,isa, and concea led7inceI
 d,aGisnl are many oi iilis class SD inlI oi guile, fraud and deceit, that iae delIber- ate sh0oiing sI one of ihem down, in the sc. of palsoa,ag ihe minds Ot our slaves or our ci.ildten, we think, ifregardrd as h"h'- jcitie at all sh.,uid always ne deemed per
 feciTjastJiat end sre issagire the pro, priefy ef shooting ah abolition schoolnas' ; Ger, asheR caNgh tinlperiag scith ORr slaUss. Ads Herer been questioned 6y any iRfelligeas SoutherR' asaM 1hts ace fake O, be leAe &ntCrAfen common iat0 scf the S0Wfh, ana we deem it adv,sable io pr'>
 mi1gaie ihe law, lhai il may be copied iD.i pali il.e sbsliiian papers, ihundercd al by tlree ils0usaI,a New England preachers, and read with peculiar emphasis, aud ter
 rible upWrninG eyes. by Garrison, ct iEe nexi nlee'iDG Of the anii-Slayery pariyFai FaWeal Hall. We repeat, ,hs, the shoot- iag ef isiaerSps Abolition seAoolmasters IS frequently ., creddsble aHl laIdst ie act. en.nIiag respectable Southern man io, a, lessi,s seaaliR the Legislature. or . place in the Cssnsmon Council. ssfai sae a. q
 k44 ' q 5a# ..5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
The REOOE HorSpe

WTILDAIR MORGAN and ZENITH will w stand the ensuing season at the stable oi the Subscriber in WolcOtlville. -WIBBAIR is dark chestnut, fo1r years old this spring, weighs 1000 lbs.-was raised by Epsph- rodius Seymour of Brattleborough. Vl and is of as pure Morgan blood as any Horse raised in that State. ''t'
 IL has been reported that OLp ZENITH is dead. This is n mistake; the old blind Horse isstill alive and in good health. ,a.
 Terms for Wlldair s5 and ss; Zenith, $3 and $5. a sss ss.l. fr.
 There will nlso be at the same stable Zenith Colt. three years old this spring. .
 May 1854 A J. FRENCH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Drsadt dtu1 C0llisiion in ths Channel On. 1;. Handred end Eighty Lives Lost. <

-Drsadf dfal C0llisiion in ths Channel One 1i. Handrsd end Esgkty Lives Lost. sE A dreadful catastrophe had occurred in Nhe English Channel Al 2so'c.t,ck On tie -Sliorning of April 2s. the American barque 4ltspcf. Capt. JaRes, Charlesiosi, s. C., for Antwerp, csthe in collision with The Bre- nsea barque Favnrite, Capt Hoegrman n, dreln Bremen for BaiiInu.e, with ls0 pass .engers. The Favoriie was struck on the
 s'srbOard bow, cut down 10 tie waters edge, and inremast carried away. The 'cafiain, mate and four seanlen ot the sFas verne got on board of the Hesper during the collision, and the remainder of ihe crew are thought ,O have taken to the boai, but have nOi since beeA heard ni. s. F
 si,At .dsybreak, nothing was seen of the 'hargne. which no aoubt, sunk immediate 3y., with all on board. The .Hesper also sustained damage, but jprnceed on her voy- age, has,ng sen, tise survivors of tie Fa- 'vniiie tO Portsmouth by g. a.pilo, boat. The collision occurred of the Start. ego
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

District cf Plymouth ss Probate Court, May l3th, 1854. 5s5t UPSTATE of WALTER c. PALMER, oe 1L Plymoutb, in said District, an assigning debtof. "f~ . The Court of Probate for the District of Ply mouth, hath limited and allowed three months from the date hereof for the creditors of said tate, represented insolven', in which to exhibit their claims. thereto; and has appointed Oliver Smith and Henry Atwater, Esqures, Commis- siuners to receive and examine sa i'd claims. Certified by ELISHA JOHNSON. Judge.
 The subscribers give notice that they shall meet at the Hotel Of A. B. Curiiss, in said Ply mouth, on the 3d day Of June, 1854, and on the l2ih day of August 1854, at one o'eiock in ,hc afternoon. on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the business ot said appointment
 OLIVER SMITH, cnmniis-
 xsf5te tlENRy AfwATER.S sioncTs:ili5 i5 All persons indebted to sad estate are request. ed 10 make immediate payment to
 } a'4-'N AMMI GlDDINGS, Trqstee.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

Loss or THE PACKET SHIP WINcHEs- TER.-- The packet ship Winchester "f B"st,n, swas fallen iO with al sea by the steamer W ashinsion, on the 2J "f May. ir n sinking condition. The ship had 446 passengers. crew of 30 men, inclu- .iilg, captain, sNd an assorted cargo.- She had been drifting aboUi tor six,ern days, and was kep, afnat only by inces. ssu, labor at the pumps. The passengers and crew we're taken on board ,l,e Wash
 in1nDn, andriIte ship sunk in one lmur.-- Twenty five of Ler passingers d'ed from exphsure. 4 j~
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
LIGMTNING RODs.

nTlS' Patent Insulated Liglltning Rods The Vy best article in the United States, and the only absolute protection against Lightning.
 Personal attention paid ia putting ID the above Rods by J. W. CONE,
 Agent for Norfolk Camaan and Cornwall. ~ Eacr Reference is made to Rev. Ira Peuibone, Principal Alger lntiitute, South Cornwall; and Noah Hart, Esq, West Cornwall, where rods can be seen ap1D buildings.
 Norfolk, May 23. 1854 k
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
9Nartiieo..

In Woodbury, May lst, by the Rev. John Churchill, Cyrus L. Hall to Josephine B. Walker. simons, R. M, s. Pease of Falls Village to Mary Ann Russell of South Canaan.
 In WaterviIlc, 7th inst, George F. Hungerford of Waterville [" Angeline c. Dains of Milton.
 In Wins,ed, l4th insi., i,y Rev. MT. Coe, MT. F; A. Squire to Miss Lucy A. Andrews, both of Winsted,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
To Bridge-Builders.

TNflE Sc lectmen nf the towns of Ltchfedand A Warren will contract to the lowest bldder 1he building Bridge OH the S.epaug River, al M. & J. T. Peters Iron Works, Wopdvie.
 Auction tu be held on Saturday, the Sd day Of June, 1854, at two o'clock r. M.
 Lltchtield, May 23d, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Auction !!

TWILL le sold at Public Auction on Tues w day, May 30th, at 10 o'clock A. M. the entire stock of Goods belonging to s. II. CRAM MISS, No. 220 aud 222 Main street, Hartford, Ct The Goods will be put ue in lots suitable for the trade, and can be examined by the catalogue on the morning of safe.
 D. M. SEYMOUR, Auctioneer. Hartford May 20, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

TIE COErIEEETALs we notice are about re- turning to Ih State, aOd are 10 sing in some of the nsighboring towns. Hope they will not pass us by again, fOr~e are sure full house would welcome their appearance here. Ao H f7 f.5;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

bsr DR. aTERREL's OINTMRNT-put up in glass boxes-an ex'ra nice article for the toilet, and a handsome shelf ornament. Every family should have l'Ox on the shell, in case of exposure to ment in another column. For sale by
 ss4 IS UaasEF A. c. SMITH. l
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Notice.

WAFFLE FOR SALE AT GOSHEN O The subscriber will offer for sale on and a!ier the 27th insl., l25 head of Catte--75 dry Cows for iatling, few pairs working Oxen, some new milch Gov s, and the remainder two years old. Any one m want are invited to call and examine for themselves.
 }( THERON D. LUDINGTON.
 North Goshen, May 22, 1854. 4
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

Ns 18GE11S3W 9sy tE .le ID DESPECrFULLYs Y informs his friends and EN tue inhabitants ee nersily that he has just opened large and splendid sock 0f F v g8 a.SLIMAKER EgLOTYING, consisting in great variety 0f thin coats made in the tyest and most approved stIl les, . latge stock of fine lrock and dress coats of the best quality and newt st styles, spendid assortment of black and colorcd cloth hue ness coats Also every kind .of fine aud common spring and bus. iness coats, a splendl stock of black and fancy cassimere pans. black and faIlcy epitinet pnnts, all oi which are of lbe latest s,sies and made in the best manner; rich and choice s'cck 0f lack andrml roidered satin and fancs silks. fancy and black casrimefel ntid wOfsibd Vesis-fhs styles are the iatesi. Also lnrge stock ef Geafiemen's sFarnish,ag G0ods consisting m neck sDd pocket handkerebiefs, white shiFis made ia the best manner; also meIino. 1anae and canton flannel shirts, hlue oyerahyts, avery kind sof drawers, cotton aDd wo,len hoe and Dalf hose, suspemd- CTS, unbrellas, ces.,'s. &r, &c. A aEEMAn.
 Falls Village. Mag 1854. lsf sss E Sg.E <
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25

FIRE WoREs-We would call particular stien- tiOn to the advertisement of Fire Works in un- other column. Mir. HOSey's works ranking the first in the country. we would advise all who may wish to take part in the general festivitiss of the coming Fourth of July. toeet their supplies from his celebrated Laboratory.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
nai,nrial cnnrnnlInn.

i The annual meeting ol the Connectienl News paper Association will be held, in accordance with the vOte Of the last Convention, al Bridge port, on Wednesday, June 7th. at lOA
 laa srs. JoHN EvAEs, SeeFesarS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Girls Wanted

"A 2l-2 miles from Wa'ertuwn, on the maln road to WaieIbury--to make Pms. None need apply excep. those who are willing to earn good wages.
 Oakville, May 22d, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Hats and (,,aIpIs

nF Spring Styles just received. Gentlemen cS S wishing to improve their appearance can md an artIcle in the way of fla: or Cap thai of Panama, Leghorn, Straw, Palmleai, Kossu,h. Fur and Wool. T'
 April, 1854. ALvORD & BROTHER,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Spring ATTange1snIs wnar nnimsrzz.z

A
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 WEST CORN x
 CRoUND PLAsrER fss tbIs b sl " NN " Pn4FF . Fc58sn. GtLovER. rsm6,hy and Red T1b sssd " fof saie by PnAg3 < totxEn DYEFLOUR, Meal and Pr0vppdct fpr I4, safe by Pn4TT & FosTess EEsE FEATHERS end Mafressesfor WW sale by TnATT FosTkR. REGISTRARS, chuirs and chprns for AD saleby PRAfT & FosTna. !. 6 6tARPETs and oiIciOshA ine. sBpfi6pss N-/s thseeply and iugraiN caspains 14sez4 and 2 Olleloths for sale by rt,, ~ m is ssss.as,., fse,a sF, pRATr S FOxTKn.
 M1OOTS and Shoes of almost every style h-D and qnatisy, fcr men, women. and chii. lren, for sale bF PaATT & Eus3En s DEApY MADE CLOTHING and Sole II As Lealhsr for salsily a Essaag8a MI
 g1onas H s4, es PRATT X FofEEa. s TWyTN WARE, Grind stones and rurpip seed for sale hy PRATT & FOsTER. SIxTEEN hds. Sugar and M6Iasses, . EJ prime article, for safe by
 4#}sai ss9ssfs PkATr & FnsTER. HotoARSE and 6hc sAlt, in lots to suit Nl purchasers, for sale hy ai sHai as
 Xii sss fRArr a Fos4rs. q GNROCKERY, Clolhes' yias and Chssss " tubs fpr salo by PRATr s FosTKa.
 W RON and Steel, and Nail Rods and Axes
 I for sale by PRATT & FoszER. sopF'IsI, Maeksrei and Blue Fish for 0 sale by PRaTF & FosTER. nORK HAMS and Lard for sale by
 1 .;..9 N PRAT1 & FosTER. TIRENcII. .Eermon, ,ErsI,sh and American A Bioadciolhs for sale by -ltti1Fs' 'f7 T N ''sl Pkaarr s Fosrxa. MESSENGERS, sa,iircis, Tweeds, Jeans O and Vcstings, for sale by ai ass Y } sgg uaHs xalIta PRATT & FOSTER. nEMiNS, Ticks, Drills and Liheas, for, -AU sale hy. PRATT & FosTER. ADOPTION YARN, Wick, Ba.ts sad Car C pet Warp tot sale by 2'38
 so 'ssNm 1i3 ~ PaAfT & FosTEn.
 WTATS, Far, Siik ard Wool. for safe by AA e9sg a PRArT & FpsTER. WNOsIERY, Gloves end Dress Tfmmingsa AyM for sale by PRArg & .FosTER. | n RESS SILKS. black. colored, plaid and | 8-O clangeabie, for sale by
 -Es4s M Asa 'giaia pRArr & FosrEa. SyHANIs, siM, Btocha, Cotton. Wool, FZ9l Sc. for saio by FRATr & FUsTER. HpERAGEs, Tissues. Muslnss Sc. for ID. sale by PRATT & FosTER.
 MD DOMBAzINES,, ,A'paccas and DeLaines
 kD for saia by PaArr $ FosTER. HSALIcOES, Ginghams. and all other @1 styles of iadics' Eress Goods, for salo by ts @Tga89 PnATr& FosTER. M JOKING classes and Furniture Paper H.l tor sale by z O PRATT &aFosTKR. upRocATELLs, Damask and Window K ~ 7i '-s''s6 5 faArr & F.srER. gnSRUNKs. val;ces and Carpet Bsgs, for .R sale by PRATT & FosrER. FOLLOWS and road Scrapers fos sale by Ii PaATr & FcsTER.
 vNtHtTE LEAD, ods ard Lead Pipe } w for sale hy PaArr c FcsrER. HARDWARE, Nails. Straw Cutters, 2 ll Wood Ware, Drugs, Medicints, Chem. icel soaps, Yankee Nolions, Gc., including almost every article usually kept in county store, and a good deal more. s Our present arrangements for :he purchase and sale Of ell Kinds of Merchandise and Farmers' produce give ns sHperior facilities for general traffic, and enables as tosoffef greater inducements than ever before to our extensive patronage.
 Cash paid op delivery for Butter. Pork, Beef. Veal Calves, Hides, Poultry. Polatoess and almost all kinds of Farmers Producs.
 PRATT & FOSTER
 West Cornwall, March, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Notice.

A T a Court of Probate holden at Canaan "A within and for the Districto of Canaan, on the Huh day of May A. D. 1854. ...,. Present, MILES |. CHANGER, Esq, Judge. On motion of the AtlmilIsiraior on the estate of SAMUEL 2. ADAM, late of Canaan within that six months be allowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against the same to the Administrator; and directs that public notice be given of this order by, advertising in newspaper published in L;tch- field, and by posting copy thereof on the public sgn post in said town Of Canaan neafest the place whele the deceased last dweh. 1w Certified from Record by
 MrLes T. GRANGER, Judge.
 All persons indebted to said Estate are re- quested to make immediate payment to +. s. ADAM, Administrator
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Dieo.

In this town, (South Farms,l on the 18th inst Daniel Marsh, aged 30 years. ig ~ .
 In Winsted, l4rh inst, Lucius L. Holmes, aged Az years. On the 18th inst, Aaron Crane, aged abo ut 40 years.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-05-25
Moving Machines.

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 WHEELER's AND EmERg's
 HOrse Powers md ThresheTs, Grain Cradless Fannine Mills, Corn ShelieTe. Hay Rakes with steel teeth, for sale at the QaiOn Agricultural Warehouse and Need Store. z. -a4aea sas RALPH 6 co. ssa' 3 5 a, s53,.ss 23 Fulton st. New York. .t