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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

WHOLESALE 1t HEIALL GROCERS,
NO. BROADWAY,
HAvE ON HAND and offer for sale-2oo bbs Flour,
1 various brands;
loo barrels Whisky % dozen Painted Buckets;
% " Domestic Brandy l Willow Clothes Basket
10 Gin; 10 coils Manila Rope
, IN Wine; q reels Packing Yarn;
90 " M0nongahea and 10 dozen Guarded Glass
Rye Whisky; Lanterns;
10 barrels Lincoln Whisky; 10 boxes Tumblers;
90 16 pipes French Brandy; 25 do Pint Quart FlaSks
y pipe Catawba do; Is cases Hermeticay seal
10 pipe Old Cog do; ed Peaches:
i pipe Old Spanish do; 10 whole, half and quarter
30 barrels Moasses; boxes Raisins
20 = barrels Syrup; 80 drums SMYRNA Figs;
10 barrels Lard Oil; 10 boxes Pie Fruits;
3 do Iinseed Oil; 10 boxes Mixed Pickles;
. do Turpentine; % boxes Lemons;
10 do Peach Brandy; 30 jars assorted Preserves
4 do w K Butter; 30 do Tomato Catsup
Is \ do do do; loo 4 x or boxes Serdines
10 bbls No / & . Mackarel; cases Table Salt;
10 IA bbs No. do 25 barrels Pilot Bread;
- kits Nol&2 do; 80 bxs Tobacco. VS. brands;
. barrels Salmon; 80 bxs Taow Candles
drum Cod Fish, 80 bxs Soap;
100 boxes w Cheese; 10000 Regalia Cigars;
80 boxes Eng. Dairy do 90 dozen Corn Broons;
80 bags Buckwheat Flour; / box Clothes Pins;
10 doz Zinc WashbOards; 200 reams Wrapping Paper;
% doz Willow Market % bags Spun Cotton;
Baskets; 10 bags Wrapping Twine;
bag Candle Wick.
Together with Butter Water, Soda, Sugar, Pic Mic and
Boston Crackers Crushed Powdered and Loaf Sugar. Pep
per, Spice Ginger indigo, Madder, Starch Alum Copper
Mustard, Tea Coffee Sugar, Golden Syrup, red Ap-
pies and Peaches; HOminy Beans, Peas, Bacon, Lard,
Dried Beet Sweet and Irish Potatoes. Together with
rouS other articles usually kept in Boat Store and Family
Grocery to which would call the attention of Farmers
Steamboat Men, and the public generally de
termined 10 sell for small profits for cash. janl2
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28
BUHDING LOTS FOR SALE

g TX LOTS College HILL finely located Nos 49, 34 35
y SO, 81 and 3S. Each lot fronts % feet Cherry street
and runs back 1872 feet to Hume street.
ALSO Nine BEAUTIFUL BUILDING LOTS in West
Nashville Nos 80 and 80 front Broad street. Nos lOl
lO2 1O4 and 126 Mcavoe st ee Nos. 14 ia and l76
on Demumbrane street. bargain can be had by making
early application to W. BROWN,
janl2 Real Estate Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

DOR SALE.-Alarge BRICK HOUSE with rooms
Il &c, No 26 Vine street between Church and Broad
Apply a! No. IS Cherry street. to Il. W. BROWN,
ian12 AGENT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

NrOV l3S.-We have On hand and VIII receive large
- additions iu a few days, splendid assortment Of
Stoves of every description and Will sell them good
terms AS any house IN the city.
decG McNLJhE& MOORE,
10 Broadw av, formerly occupied by J. NJ. smith
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

a CARD.
N7E intend keeping general upply of Groceries and
w other articles, suitable for family use and hope BY
close attention business and always having the
quality to merit the patronage Of friends and
mers. STEVENS d GIBSON
janl4 -43 College ST. doors above Church
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

all grades;
100 barrels of Molasses;
100 half barrels of Molasses;
tierces of R:ce
packages of Mackere;
90 packages of Cranberries
$50 packages of Raisins;
10 bags OF Almonds;
20 casks of Porter and Ale
90 coils of Manila Rope;
so packages Market Clothes and Covered Baskets;
100 packages Buckets, Tubs, Pals &C.;
30 barrels Pecaus Filberts and Cream Nuts;
90 packages COgniac Brandy;
10 packages Madeira and Cherry Wines;
40 packages Port and Malaga Wines;
10000 superior Havana Cigars;
500 Demjohns; $4,000 Corks.
For sale by ianl2l EDWARDS i HARRIS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

CTAR CANDLES.-FIFTY BOXES STAR
y CANDLES, for sale by ,,.nnt,
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AND WINES.

DRANDY AND WINES
ID y Pipe fine old Brandy;
1 d" +" Holland Gin
Ca>k Sherry Wine;
Is % Malaga "
bbls pure sweet g
janl4 STEVENS GIBSON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

NOTICETO ALL.-HAVING ASSOCIATED
with in the Coach Manufacturing Business Messrs.
ROBERT CAPPS JAMES +. PHELPS and ARCHIBALD
STUART all good Mechanics and Industrious men,
ask for the continuation of old customers and Lope
by strict attention, TO merit the
janl2-Gm. IRA A. STOUT. .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

WE THE UNDERSIGNED having formed a Union
w for the purpose Of carrying the Coach Manufacture
ing Business in all its various Misunderstanding taken the
old snnd of Ira A. StOu, Clark Street and extended
through Spring Street ready TO compete with any
Carriage Mandatory in the State of Tennessee any
work brought fromthe North East and all ask of
friends aud the public TO give call for any article in
our line of business; having superior wOrkmen aud the
best of stock Also beg leave here say that
iron but the best Tennessee which is the best iron in
the United States for Coach work. We all working
and will utmost exertons 10 give satisfaction
to customers, and all persons having work to repair
may rely getting it when promised.
.z7y" All orders promptly attended to.
IRA A. STOUT
ROBERT CAPPS,
JAMES F. PHELPS,
ianl2-6m Bw&a ARCHIBALD STUART.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28
Chronic Rheumatism

Is cured in all cases, by using this medicine.
Ye who using your cutches, hobblng along through
this troublesome world with sttch in the side and
'cstch the back will find certain and permanent
lief in this External Medicine.
such the city OF Nashville ant surrounding
country, admonsh you to to Agent aud procure
pamphlet and bottle Of the Chinese Rheumatic Anhdote
Put in large Bottles with simple aud plain directions,
and sold at S3O0 per bottle: two bottles for $500.
A. .YOUATf q co, Proprietors, Maiden Lane, ". Y,
TO whom all orders should be addressed
For sale in Nashville BY J. p. DROMGOOLE,
nOy94-d&w Only Agent, No. l2 College street
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

nISSOLUTION-T Copartnership heretofore exist
- ing under the style of PERKINS Il CLACK dis
solved ON I'd inst by mutual consent TH0S. J. CLACK
will continue to carry the Grocery and Commission Re
ceiviug and Forwarding busnessat the old stand
=. G. s PERKINS.
janl2 THOMAS j. CLACK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

ZINC WHITE PAINT.-50 kegs received and for
II sale low This article is said 10 be much superior to
White Lead in brilancy of Color durability in exposed
situations and all the purposes which the latter applied
and costs but little 1t is coming largely into
the eastern cities. .oct20 EWGN BROTHERS.
GOLD LEAF AND FOIL.-l0 ounces Abbeys
" best Gold Leaf; 10 Packs best Gold Leaf Received
aud for sale low by Oct20 EWlN BROTHERS.
I PAIR LIVINGSTON'S DORMANT PLAT
i FORM SCALES. pair Platform Scales.
For sale al cost and carriage
decl5 EWINBROTHERS, Nashville
TNDIGO.-I43O LBS. INDIGO RECEIVED
L this day and for sale low by
ianl EWIN BROTHERS.
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IMAM KNOW THYSELF.n

As hodl,a,5!e Book for % cents. "Eo7y Fam
should hare Copy
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28
JOHN RICHh RDs0N,
RARRER AND HAIR DRESSER,
No. % CEDAR STRERr.

No. % CEDAR STRERr.
NN0ULD respectfully inform all who have any use
w for the of Barber, that he has at this time
in his employ number Of the best and mos: experienced
operators that handled par of shears ~
Nashville His shopls lifted mp neatly and gentlemen may
always confidently rely upon promPt attention and coior-
table shaving. lie hopes continue receive liberal
share of encouragement from Intelligent public thai
knows how 10 discriminate between gilt and gold Ger
busted" aug II
NEW ARRANGEMENT + Gne uudersrynoa nav.
ing purchased o! J. VI. SMITH his entire stock IN
trade intend CARRYING II in all It's branches and
solicit from friends and the customers ul the house
liberal share of their custom.
dec6-Sm MCCLURE X MOORE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

Having sold my entire interest in the firm of PERKINS
CLAck to Mr. T. j. CLAcK late partner, cordially
commend him to the friends of the late m and respect
fully solicit for him continuance of the patronage be-
rally bestowed ljanl2 p, G. ). PERKINS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28
Physician Heal Thyself!

If you suffering with Ofhe above complaints rssor
this remedy, and after you cured recommend it.
The greatest medical men of the age say "tha The
External Treatment of diseases is destined to crese
in of Medical Science Another writer
s'his is fast commenting itself to the Medica
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.,sss ,ss .si1 - NO. 200.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

THE MUTUAL PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
nFFICE on Cedar street. adjoining the Post Office and
~ opposite the Verandah will on the mutual prip
cpe Houses, Merchandise against Loss or Damage by
Fire. Steamboats, any of the Weste waters against the
Hazards OF Inland Navigation and the Cargoes of Vessels
every description against the Pers of the Seas and Rivers
Also the Lives Of persons in good health for single year.
for term OF years. during life, Also Bank Notes trans
mitted per mail.
All rersonS having their lives property insured in this
lnstt on, entitled to full participation in all the pro-
its without any liability to loss beyond the amount of Pre-
miums which they may pay.
NJ. 8 PITCHER, President
j. b. JOHNSON, Vice President.
Z. j. f. WHARTON, Secretary. janl
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FOR RENT,
STEWART d WEAKLEY,

WHOLESALE & RETAIL GROCERS
NO. BROADWAY,
IJAVE ON HAND and offer for saie-2eo bbls Flour
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-01-28

who have their families long standing of Rheu
matism Gout Neuralgia contracted limbs, female week
ness all along the back pain around the kidneys
deep i'll the breast AID all deep seated pains
advise send agent and procure bottle
of the article the mode Of treating such diseases
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
The Crescent Foundry MACHINE COMPANY, C # Bridgeport. Conn. M

M AXE to order Stationary Steam Engines lVA from 10 l50 horse power; large douhie- acting Force Plmps for water works, Iron Planers, Engine Larhes, bniltih the most suhsian lal manner and ancoaap0niy heapH together with NM AM- Gl NM M lsN lH5I NsW N& in general. and all kinds of S,pppl B,,ers.--- Having large and extensive stock of Mill Gear ing and oisef patterns, the aechmulbtion of some IS years business, they are prepared 10 furnish Cas.ingaa al short intice' Anywork ordered from this Company will be guaranteed equal iO any made in this country.
 . They would call attention 70 2 large Lathe which they build. designed for Railroad Machine Shops. for turning of drvers-hed l6 feet long, swings s4 inches. They also make very large and heavy Lathe with screw feed. designed for machine shops in generalA lAbed l9 feet long, swings 92 inches, and weighs about IS tuns.
 This Company are now making vertical En. gae cf new design. from 8 toi 10 horse power which will require hut small space of 4fee square, he bed heinz bpl 2A by, Sa inches--and with vertical Boiler will require but 4 by feet
 To th0se about 10 erect Iron Works. we would say that we are prepared to make Engines with ihe bInwine cylinder attached directly to the steam cylindef, embracing all the latest i'm. proyemenis. z saast aisd is q aa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

KEPaoov.-RepFoye mildly and sweet> ly, in tlie calmeh niAhiIsr, in the gent lesi tsrmB In0tin . hahghiy or imperk Ous way. not hsstily ly.or fiercelg. nor wiih sonfiOokssOr OriH bitler language, for these wats dosbcget all1he evil, and hinder Che bsStetfeets 'of reproof they do certainly inaame and disturb the person reproyed; ; they breed wrath, disdain. and hatred against the repNiyer but do not so well enlightedi the man to see his error, or'afs cthinf witIfs kindly sense of his miss carthage, or dispose him 10 correct his faults. Such feproofs look rather like the wounds and prosecutions of -enuiity than as remedies ministeled by a friendly hand; Alrey<hafden men so much, tliey scofn to mend aoh such occasion fire proof doth, not savor of humanity it sip. n6etb nothi2g it must be like bitter pill. wrapt in golds and tempered with. sugar,-otherEiss it will not go down, or work effrctualTy.a Ua aITfT
 s ~ JeFn
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
Type. aud Printing Materials.

THE undersigned beg respectfully to inform Heir Patrons and fhe Trade, that they have re. moved to their new bnldingss Nos, 29, 3l and B Beekman st. between Nassau and Wi WlIliam, and trhst from the facilities there offered by every mOdefa Improvement, to meet a continuance of slibefal support. Fcats bf plain Scotch Faeas, varying from I00 lbs, 10 loo lbs weight will be kept ori hand, as V ell asa varied asspramcnt of fancy letter. to which department over 500 mjitsices have been added since fhepfihtihg of their last specimen. 3ai @g
 Every article necessary for eihe fnrnisbing of complete, Printing Offices, furnished tt shori notice. " sSea~ ieg s9,tBs s9s.s6 sssas&
 The subscribers would beg to call the niien. tiDn of the Trade 10 their Metal. which for dnfa- bility has not been eqnalled by any Foundry in the United States. By n pecrliar c0mbinafioli of meias, arrived al from an experience Of thirty years. they are enabled to east type which, they fAe assured. will last cne-third longer than that furnished by any other Fnundry in the country. \ sssa lt'e JAMES CONNOR & SON,
 X seg.is ..s.s Nos. 20, SI and 30 Beehnnnst. !, IN. B. Such Newspaper Printers as wiIl inses, t1e above advertisement i've times. will be en- tiled t0 their pay jn Printing Types. &c. pro yided i've times the amount of biE6or advertising ispufehased. ssa Ae 9g3s ,t{8 @a D
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

At Court of Probale holden at Litchfeld, within
 and 5or Me District of E.itchfeId. oa the 29th
 day of Moy, A. D. 1854. TX fsf.fsfs4J
 Present, Gro. C. w WooDRufF, Esq, Judge.
 nN motion of MARY SHoRRock, Adniinistra- NJ irix on the estate of JOHN SHO BROCK, late of Litchfed within said district, deceased -ths court doth decroe that six months be al- lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their ciuims against the same to the said Adminisiratrix and directs that public notice be given of ths order by advertising in a newspaper pubiisled iu LitchfBld. and by post ipg copy thereof on the public sign-post in said town of Litchisld pearest the place where the deceased last dMeIt Certified from Record. IN GEO Q. W0ODRU UFF, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

RR. Re9Es PIILs.--l is not to be wondered sa1 that Inhabitants of eLtchfeld county should spxefef Df Roots celebrated Root and Plant Pills 10 any other Medicine in use, as old Dr RooT-. the original maker of them was resident of Canaan, and while living enjoyed the reputation Of being the most skillful Physician in the coun ttIys9 The Pills are enmp ised of twenty kinds tof rare medicinal vegetables although active and thorough in their operation on the system. vet they are so carefully medicared that they can be sg1ysaie t0 the 9hOsta feeble person with safety.
 gWe confidently recommend these Pills to the any sarticle Of the kind muse. Sold at the low price of F P and 25 cts per box, by merchants tliroughopt the country. 21- Try Them.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
dii,e,o.

In Bralileborough. V, on the 10th inst, Epa- of fhisstown.ns A ,Sre, l r -,'s..s.se,
 In Franklin, DelawAYe Co, N. ", on the 4th sof May. MT. Daniel NorthWay, aged e years, formerly from NorfIk Ct..s.rSsgs-,.s ..'..., |, :. Roberts, aged 65. 5.fsssE 4faFf
 < Ia Falls Village, June 6, Fidela Brazee, aged J6 years.
 fin Sharon, May a5th, Amos B. CatIin, p eed
 sn Hecior.P Potter O., Penn, May 3d, DAVID KLBoURN, Esq, in the 66lh year of his aee-so of the late MT Abraham Klbourn of this town MT. K. eri1israted to Pennsylvania forty years ago, and was pioneef of the region in which he lived and died. He was prominent and highly esteemed citizen, and performed with ability and fidelity various public trusts For several successive years he filled the office of Supervisor. County Commissioner and Auditor of the County. 8A
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
VaIuabIe Tsarrn Tor Sale.

SITUATED in Canaan, North society, Lisch.
 kJ field county, Conn oh the road lO Norfolk, T l-2 mile east of tbc Faiitoad station, and ono mile west of the n1eetng-houge-- late the Tesi- dence of James Fenn, Esq, dec'd. The home. stead contains about So acres, independent oi road allowance, all Limestone soil, in good cul. Co all the varieties of grain and grass grown in this climate. The House is of good size, located on high ground, and surrounded by large elms and other shade trees aud variety of fruit frees, rendering it an intiiing and desirable residence. had by the purchaser if desired The terms of payment will be made accommodating and pos session given at almost any time desired,
 Y, For further information apply 10 AUeusTUs BTeEIow on the premises. JOSHUA BELDgN, near Butchers Bridge, WILLIAM w. KING, Plymouth 70 Lancansler, Penn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
Farm for Sale.

rEyHE Farm lately occupied by Smith Nick
 N V erson, deceased,s knoWn ns fhea" Chiids Farm" situated in the southwest part of ihe town of sTorrinalO1, within, three mbH of the Couri.House in LitcbieId, containing about two hundred acres of Land with VI DWeihng- Honsc, Barns Gee nthe same will be, sold al pHttfe Axcfioa, by thes subscriber, atHnless. previously disposed of at private sale,lt at said Dwelling House, on Thursdsy, the l5ihday oi Jane, 1854, atb 10 o'el.ck A. M. A part aof the pHschaee money ean be secured onlthe Farm, II desred.s
 Said Farm has,ang been know ms one of the most valuable in the vicinity, and will probably F = e''S ''s',' ' s'sas ' ls1 N. AMOS DAVIDSON.
 Goshen, May p, 1854 sss
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
The Nebraska Bill
REA~ IsA- m4 ~ NE1WD9
 BUT THERE IsKo DIVISION YET [

EA~ sAH H1 GzB NE1M MD9 BUTTHERE LsNo DIVISION YET ] e D. NoRTHwAY 6 co. will still be O0 found Co lsland by their patrons, and they are now prepsred to sell . good assortment of the f0il0iving GoodsS 10 wit; sgs u s sYo4.
 tBera9es. Lawns--a fine assortment and selling cheapj Mosns, DeLa;nes, DeRege, Alpaccas, Ginghams, Calie0es, Muls, Bishops Lawns, Barred Paper and common Cambrics, Edgings, Ribbons. Dress Trimmings, kid lisle and wOrsted Gloves, Miltss cotton and woolt n Hose, h0urish- ing Thiead. knitting Cotton, cotton " arn--6pe and 6oarse,; also. bleacfed and unbleached sheetings, bleached and nnbIeached and eoiOFed Drills,, Ticks, Apron Check, stripe, Denimss Tweeds, Cassimeres, Linen for Pants and Coats, Irish Idnsn, Tahle Linen, Nankeen, Toweling, Faannels, satchels,' 'Umhrellas, Parasols, &c. Sc.
 Also, flour Stewart's syrup, tnolassea, sugars by the lJ er gbbl teas, kernel burnt and ground cofee, saleratus, n0tmegs, cassia, and an assort- nlents6f GroGeEiks in generalsidf lEtG GtE}e
 Also; an assortment of Boots ,and shoes, crock cry, hardware, lin ware, &c. &c., all of which has beep bought for Cash at the lowest prices and gdid for; and now mast and will he sold for CASH 6FtPRoDUoB ss low as can be afforded this side of New York. aSJ- TRsN 5USs 3ys3 a g7
 South Norfolk, June 9th; lS54;
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
EmErdNa BpoTH
{ Order of Nosasa.

DAVID F. 3onLu. ll49g.,I3g J 1 E sg4f Siats of Cogaeciic,lf, Liichfeid Conrty. e.
 L;fckfeld, Mag 1Oik, A ID. 1854. ..,g,s s r s..ss TTPON the. petition of said Emeline Booth pi Cs ToFrngton. c., praying Tor reaeqns therein set forth for a divorce, noM pending ,bei0Te Ghe Saperinr Court in and for Litch6gla Eonniy, to Dc holden on the third Tuesday of August A. D 1854,
 IL appearing io and bsina found hy the suh- scF.hinr adiho4iiy, ibat tho said rrspauHent ls residing 0ut ol and is alssenl from this S,aie--l zone td parts iiIiknD wn 10 the peiitiehes There lore, ardeted, ihatnolice ct the pende1ey ct sale sh;. sr.IeF nj Tbe Litchfeld EnqpiFefs q news nar ar5er pvntsd in t,iichfeld, sx M eek ks saeeess sreIy. onsmeaeing cn or before she 1s'h dey q sa'y' Aa FREDEkTcK b HEEagAfg
 Ls cIvh sl ,.s.t sl.g.slsI ss! css.i. ..sl.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
.ZKOrg0a Horse

beaufifui yonne Horse k' will stand at the stable of the subscriber in Salisbury, the prs sent season. There is no finer Horse in New Engiund, nor one whose
 FALCON was bred by Robbins Bastell of Nor. tolls. and has . frst-rate pedigree For further information apply 10 tho snhscyiber. .si
 E. .4x,Fe Is.sss II. W. THORP. Agent. : Salisbury, May 10th. 1854, 1S se''s@ 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
Zenith.

Y OVERS of Fine Horses and al. others inter- Ml ested are informed that the fine young Hose of the subscriber, Zenith, Will stand this season in bitch6eld and vicinity; season com men ses on the 4ih day of May next. te h For further particulars. handhills. A~
 WILLIAM STEVENS.
 lAprh Hs8 loo4. aHaE E.s@ ~ MH
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
Dress Goods.
YYae REOO4E KkDa.SpS

WY ILDAtas MORGAN and ZENITH will w stand the ensuing season at the st6ble of the subscriber in Wolcottyiile,s.-
 W1LDArR IS dark chestnut, foar years old this spring, weighs lOoO lhst-7was raised by Epaph. as pure Morgan blood as .aiiy Horse raised in that State. @A
 It has been reported that OLD ZExirH is dead This is mistake; the, old blind Horse is still alive and in good health.
 Terms for Wildair, 6 and ss; Zenith, g and $5. ss-s
 There will also be at the same stable Zenith May 1854 A J. FIR RENcH.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

NOTICE.--The Judge of the Court of 1V Probatesior the District of Litchfeld has hereof fur the cfeditorsof, the estate of ASAHEL WEDGE. late of Warren in said district, dec d. represented insOlvent, if which to exhibit their claims thereto and has appointed George Starr and Edwin M. Kellogg, Esquires, commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge. meet ai the late dwelling-house of the deod. in said Warren, on the Sd day of July and 30tii.day of October. 1854, at ? clock in the afternoon, on each of said days, for the purpose ot attending on the business f said appontment.
 GEORGE STARR, Comnis-
 EDWIN M. KELLOGG, { sinners.
 Dated at Litch6eld. thls 29th of Aprll, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15
F arm for ! Sale.

l A FARM containiag 200 acres lying in the
 "A town of Washington, LitchfGld Co, CL, in Davies Hollow. so called, wi'h every neces- sary building, nearly ness ;ssaid Farm is under . hiph state oficnltivaiiDn. and holds prominent iallk au1oug the maay desirable places in that town The stock of cattle nov on the farm can be obtained with it If required, There is paIl, r1om sufficient tu store loo tons of hay and all the grain raised on the farm, Thase wisbi9gio purchase will call aud examine for themselves Please call on the subscriber on the premises
 who is authorized to state the sernis. - aI.s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-15

TNRUN ES.--Ar excellent article for PIES and M PREssRvEs, may be had f called for soon, at .E8Ed FgaYa t0 s4 : c. ADAMS & co. i HtARPETIN 9.--A few pieces just received 0 by .t 1-s' 'sf O. ADAMS & co. /.