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PRICE TWO CENTS.
TO COAL yuyERs-uLNoIS CENTRAL

TO COAL MINERS.-ILLINOIS CENTRAL
RAiL.oAD Ibis l,sd low colstrue'es sad resiy -
urf tc r>-cFaior Ut tsh Between rs SosiheTn sr
nd iAe s,r.,ve col asld the vicinity OF n
b. ode RIVER slout miles forth Caro- The supply a. d
eIior b. coal immediate vicinity
he Of re- road tanstbe, and d-roed ~ posson'
'svorshs % rtr s srd market for lsr gGsntts
vii - fIc Cairo the saBpy sanboss
ie Nsspri aud oas Rivers and Tor ,r1nspSstia
cfer rou TIE attention II parties desroo
.uer into The tuess Of mnsr and sns coal Invited - n
oErortuuig a IT, and tn IHo. Centa 6alOad Com
,sr eriv into liberal nieuts
Tor Of tie he uinss Ciiro points
Inc AZ cree cartons he sifesed he uaisr
,gu.d At the ef6ce OF the Company, No. s. Wal =.
". P. BURIAL. President
Tllinc. Cent-.l Rll- a. rann,-v
ITO apy INFLUENTIAL PERSON securing me
i asnUAIION n bu.ues. will sye one frrh Of ny e.
Nsr salary Bu.ue be respectah end s,sars tss U
offeov,b references siven cha acior ard tpatss A
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fouses hoanteo.

HOUSE and STABLE WANTED-ro rent for
would purchase the poverty and nas,a,ro
conner lot where stable eo~d %
Iet,n wii.s build hire such property vsi al
die.s LONELY TAYLOR No 9lBroadway
VNANTEU-A HOUSE in Brooklyn, by sraH
w fuiy. ori the first Of October I'LL the 6r.s Of Nay,
nodesie Address W rresae Once sssss pr'es and
lucAiiOn.
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CONTENTS OF THIS WEEKS NUaoh~ PAGE
1CHE TNGLIsH ENVOY At THE O0OhI vi

gYSur TNGIIsH ENVOY AT THE COURT of
i NICHOLAS FIRST So. co.x.,
By JULIA CokStA
l. br.ry"" HUory OF tnaas g.
AI hor az the ' ,on.nee and illustrates In very u
,5es,s name. society ard uanhers 81 C. pnhi,h.r.
hihLA' NJ ise Fultoos New fork
This shly interesting book Inc as- 'tsss
HIoIts are hd down IN the hnsn Bnaao Daily Repuhlr
-. ,,.,.,rti pable mors
tone u tsd dialogue, aid nter'.,n NM rT.s.rpG
en- the ,ctse lposo hi literature"
" VIII tr"ia "'eo pressure " VIZ icon merea Aavertser
.-,-.- -. Il, ~. M. Of the ssian cap
"Weush"n io'nies'' VIC ~ Y. Herald
tai" ....,,..-. - .~,,,,., s.or,-
Tbs Hs'''' ''' IOineianNj oAzers~
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6perial Nur,fes.


Mil sIatc .ption.-The wbis VI
yol requested appoint Delegate from each
-, Dtre represen; such District STATE CONVEX
TION to assemble WEDNESDAY the 2b day Of Septsa
a n. Guy Syracuse for the purpose Of dominating whF candi
date. seos Of Governor Governor Canal Com
..-sonsr and State Prison IpspeetoL
s : H2sSt sIHraAN |ae~ror1-
ALLEN NUSRoE, syracuse.
Z kEN6RicR,
f & Ba ~ E f$ ~ Albany
l. o. OF o. Frhe member Of Polar s,a No 80 are hereby
pss That .ss sS1p,, w = esS & NrSps Hall Nos -
p.ee rppetu tdaoee srequetd BY ordo Of the Trustees
New y erk onic -OcictyTbc nemb-rsoftni Soe
ar nqu-se meet THIS Rndsyl EVENING At DOd~arths
ts..s % h'Idsy N J. NJ PiYFE Presidsst
las u AIEnsS General Secretary
Ajrbn hnp,er u. C.A.-rhe nembeIs Of this hap
sr e sIrc,fsy Tcque,t, be ps,b SATURDAY EYES
INC u, business OF importance vii be brought np for
enr8.Ittop. Hoobh SAOuEA
q ~ Vail mGrVA Al BsS II FIT
soss II to yssn Of age Dividend declared spne,.y
Fever and Ague has prevalent unusual this
,s,,on Ths- wish something that will them promptly
ans permanently should Try DR. McCLlNfoCKS TONIC MIX.
qUlF or FEVER and AGUE SPEClfIC preparation which has
never check this fearful disease In ali of its forms
Price 81 per bottle Sold by Druggists 10 this city. and by A.
SUsBMAN Co No liz Ful,onst; Griffith, Si Grandst'
Free sbow-Tbe HAPPY FAMILY eau he Coz TAR !
EAl ockhoAGH & s 4. DE i5dow S SSa
,iore NO ADMlTTANCE in store EXCEPT businesA Toe
tHis % S"E o Gi SI ANTS '
sed G SSf 9r,ss a,f p SSas.
se Htrior Pa See FIy certificate Sold by G. H..
RIKG sorn,I Of Broadway end Joln.st
Boyd & Paul No l9 Chambers offer At wholesale DEsH
The public but sud upeeoin the partial
Remedies that have been 10 use twenty year. sna upwaa
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60 farmers an6 Others.

DERUVIAN GUANO.-Peruyian Gusno, No. L,
si.h I@r.ii-I. s.Id on sch =. iNFRo. 70 sGr- :
rALE Of the S;sts Akrcul grsl War- h9u.. - -
LONGETr & 0aIFsISG No 3 Cifst.
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fine Arts.

AXTER's OIL PR n 3. -
- l. ElopSs ard other yAushe tiad- > TAX Pee Ho
ard for sale a. wkosssle 20 Tie IAfc
re,,;r. Farm Yard Sc,->. = yo-. Haunting skete~.
Acheics se telon ofEn.lsh. frtncb All Oman
ESGRAIiNGs.
LAMBERT a SNOW,
We 5S hssssJsy, Hsv Yea
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CIDE G f 5;
N Or. The STRUGGLES oF LIrE
By Thomas Miller, Esq, author of Godfrey Malvern &c Hue
trat,d. Price so cents
This woi the life of poor and he daughter s'-us
cling srsn poverty and misfortune The daughter bssuia
modes, and captivating Edward Lee, the OF the
bool nowhssDdng wife aud daughters tss h love with En
Giles ard the unwilling maid away t. 10
this be employs villain with whose real character be nnhpmiy
and whes the destruction Of the all ont OF no
tive, Of vopge himself being rejected suffer There ere pIo'
and which the maker and anusP chns dslsn
, ,e the victim. d,neaons Of character are excellent
Zen Bu,,t Mine Faow Deer Inn the Gsey "ncsmpmnt
and J The Gipse all drwu TO life The book ends
w ,uch should in the bspnes of the pnncpa
There arc uGred; ard the hero Walter Noftne"' e
too That harm mpya model for the Gentlemen
30 cory. ..r,
Publishers, No. IS Annst
TNPORTANT NOTICE u BOOKSELLERS.-
i No, having contrt uted to ethersof the
FALL TRADE SALES,
lin ,,,ta SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS to BOOKSELLERS 70
buy directly invoice Of my books during The .ds ss
~ CHAS. SCRlBNER
NEW PUBLICATIONS,
Ready In August.
THE LIVES OF TIE CHEF JUS rCEs OF TIE UNITED
STATES. BY a. Van santvooid. iSoi' S''' VII" fN'
FAMOUS PERSONS AND PLACES VOL ianO 81 -
Ap,w Story by Mrs Csrlen o., ,,...
Tur HOME IN THE VALLEY. vol, l2nO Ceta' 7' cents
THE CAPTAINS OF THE ROMAN REPUBLIC BY H. W.
Herbert VOL I2no Uniform with Captains OF Inc Va
81 Is - s.,..r,.,
THE LIFE AND EPIsTLEs OF ST PAUL by rev. '"
h.,e aud Rev j. s Hewson vols, svo, with maps ana
,,U M, ,uounFpFIrr
OLD KARL, THE COOPER, AND HIS "oNDEA''"
pooH B1 Ether, Perez vol, i6mo. with engraving"
BY Mrs. l.. C. ruhl,
BEAUTIFUL BERTHA vol, ismo' Uniform WIN 'P
Top" &c - ~ c,,n x,,,u TpsE.
TIE PLUMB woMANi Or, TIE CHILD Ni,' - ~.
M,rurKs By Gustav Merits. vol, smo illustrated oen
TEE RAy CATCHER By Gustav NieFFif ''0L' i'''' A.
'"'ua''e' " WI be ready in October,
Ia Marvers ~ work
FUDGE poINGs vols l2mo Illustrated. r m,
uIsTtRIClL sKETC HES OF THE MOST EaINENi ons
TORS AND STATESMEN OF ANOihNA A
TIMES BY D. A. Bsr,bA VOL svo , q,
ACYCLoPEpIA OF MISSIONS BY Rev. H. Ne~''"'
vol fvo. with maps sc. n
A NEW COMMENTARY ON THE AUS D! VOC NV "
,s5ton Alexander Uniform with the P.Aims
CHARLES sCRIBNER, No rs NS'an-st New Tor
" ID T. n
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c,TFAM POWER to LET.--L0FTS. viii Or v!th
- 'a' 'AAs csaaLEs q siaossoa. No ~ L-~s~
.,T=FAM POWER Z. LET.--Tbe whole part Il
- TsV0 ST0eY BRICK FACTORY ~ 90, - - t--s,
p, tz 20 SoeT n j appl,e AB'g saR
CTr.N pOwER-R0OMS 10 let with steady
- S1rAM rOWFR Z. he bsjtugs ses esi "a o&is
: -. CO.. 49, y m lunnrx h-sagh 10 WAksfst IL
cure q 0ANDU. EsEn-er, IN he p sio~ >
STORE ard BACK ROOM and CEih.As ~
- IFT-A No $50 Br ons..,. r.nue NSaes t-"n so
- ABIt N,wYofs Also two sessnfsl HOUSES. sc< 40
Baric,g, Courr st., br-klyn, scs.sians "
rIss.a luspire No loJ ssss fts So :" -
frm ! 10 A. NJ. ard tosP
ITO LET-A neat COTTAGE. containing Rooms
with Paniries kebea RAaEe G'aes Croson .atsf es -
fre fower and ktchea Graen coverag ots ~eu iSra
'scce yegratlss Ac Al 70 p,-ieo' order $4,000
s;eh. Rat Nay 49, neiudBr th- Gsraer when "ou
essi 50 Apply the premsss. corner ishs~ s'd
shaw. Harlem minutes walk from RA'ln'd station
TO LET A COTTAGE beautifully situated IN we
vii Of Sias sior w,A fem he rAirosd 90
rot. shsde AID sod frsiL Apply - '"
ROBINSON siDs sgE
ITO LET--A neat THREE STORY HOUSE No.
; Hast :SS-st Nhe Rooms CrOlo. Range, BsA. Nssr
dc, e. Reut 80 Possession s Arpy The
~ ni., or 20 " TohklNS No i EAssss~t, eee Of Tue
Nsw.York Observer
yINO LET.-The FIRST, Third snd Fourth FLOORS
Al he l,r.e hro~u oneeat Store Ne Gs eevsTy and
on ssvsp u,edaey ror psrulsr. oda,re the meises
=, CHARLES srcKSsS
rlNO LET-The FRONT PART OF the SECOND
FLOOR of No ~ Brs.dway sasble for Sssee os
g., Inorre Of FNIL SEirZ Printsie No fiS sE>svS.p
.sIs or MADE BROTHERS.. on the premses
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A PPLET' Ne BOOK JNS FOR THE
D. AP?LE1 on a coHPASr
cHEsTS v . o. % ''''''
BY LIst1Es LINDEN
- 4vos limo PsPr covsr 81 p; eoth, 81 t.
car not i,l 70 e d. ioa1iIy o. vbo i be More s.o.,y
ma be c,.e aea he h' Eae 'seesia y-n.1le n ta- word
.heb well n-sa,d bufh0u any novel which bas p-e-te
tat. waih 10, her iosHy slsruDs which
's,d std heb. I've only u mer.ys AID pe'ir. Der ysf
POM: s'fsTf ard RIiT. A ,s q s. ,5.a
on WEDNESDAY, 18Th INST.
THE sCH0oL ZOE PoLIrIcs.
Ny osee, in ia To- wOit sbch ay before tn. pubic
der he e Of The school or Politics Was 70 sit.t cyl, VA
individual III well kbosn Low thai there s nat
p,;sr. u.ops IL Ill ~oI1s q tn. lind aad spp;s;ioa, a.
nse' slb ss sSsys painful 20 The sanGr II .sAnst Ia,
.tin that al tie ehsise have deinestee &c oa. Al
THE o. aGHEiPH1 Fnh A "a III
BOON FOR YOUNG FARMERS.
VII" QUESTION: b. t Gfo w In 1Ss OF SCHOOLS
The 'fo eTt,5d The dounn Of iH over n'i1re + 5h =
Est,ae from .sie; % ne sssor from REF MsSc. .s, Of n.
"Ater. P;ru o. y,aI naau.rp, Eel taiaari,sd p
superior to other elsn'sniAry wor. e1tsai ,pv
late, from he edis,y Of The y y 1Si54@t ''''
,o,, fl rsS " eaJ. vii tno,.ace = s a,
co sIe ",h to ds II - promptly ana he.fy {ou sul 5i,s
every ,bsrter inrOrtbt 10. wieh .w1adoe fansr,
ned ofuow yet Which DID mt kH ord had bat eoafal ani
Gin mtng ctLcop,nss OF beior. read your ucd ara rssh
1To.u, the bsss q AEnepur- science would
I s'i y. pe 'o Snr po. 1d See eoPy q Ss boz
every mi in The Union ~oue speedily I'D as. geo per e-n
,,m which 9sy away froo
the o~ and the the toward " counter h 10 &c oRgFLEY
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amusemenie.

CRYSTAL PALACE.-Open EVERY DAY from :
~ TIL sundoxn VIII positively close the Let day Of
iOtention Of the Drec
A. D. mal Of the Interesting products OF the
Wera ever vet see u Of THE Continent .
invited 20 send In ther CON
tr esr, possible moment and they may depend
n the attention requisite
will he made 10 hlNGSbUtf ESQ, Su
p@ articles possessing merit will be received until the
eth day Of Strt<mbeI . ~, ,ns.-. -
Abe d.,riLuton Medals Diplomas, &c 10 the exhibitors Of
lb ia, pc1 Palace the LIST day september
mar Il ulau II which will be duly announced. .....
The CryiM Palace contains upward Of ONE HUNDRED
DIFFERENT ARTICLES, being by far the largest
sud complete exhibition o. and beautiful products OF skill
a n 5ssiT ey collected 10 America
For the PRESENT the price Of admission will be q cents
sb Cr,s, Palace property the Association
'Nn sn''''' " w.
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No 7 L
THEOLOGICAL STUDENT.
JAMES MASON HOPPIN
vol, limo, 80 I.ses Price 81.
CONTENTS
The University Of Frederick " IL Psrnassus
liam The GTeet Ideal
IA. fIfu Of uthe- Athens
aus,tmg Tue Religion Of I.au.
The Country Church. Be'hishsm
Sthll eIs Cottage htzsTeth
Htt CGpTrpAum
t'rmsn Music. The Two Oarotn+
DelhL Inc study o. me bDt
C.. DERBYs NEW PUBLICATIONS
-. l-hr. osles smihs new Romance BERTHA AND
EASY NAT Or BosroS AND Nav Yosk LIVE lem. 81 IS
5 DIR Elders book PERlSCOPlC5 t2,no ~
Hsnuord's HILLS, LAKES FOREST STREAMS limo.
HoRNING STARS oR THE EEw WORLD iamo ~ Is.
G. DR. Ons Oh EECE AND GOLDEN HORN l2no +L
8. his PAR1I SGTONS LIFE AND sAlINSs tt'ebiieiL
q fHtsH IN Ta hoE ENTER Wh Rsmo 4
IL Mics ST Dow lCK'S NOVELS. % yelsl 2nn each : =
IL L1ninss LIVES OF TIE slGNERS. i2mo ~
10 sin.ms'. LIFE Or GEN. MARION. limo 81 -
WILL raw DAYS.
PERMITS DELL From the Diary Of Peneilef limo 81
strb,Is. INClDEHTs OF TRAVtL IN EdfPf New Ed
VI, inE P0EMs AND BALLADS OF GERALD Massey.
limo. - cents
THE NEWsHOY; Popular limo Novel illustrated.
TIE QUEENS OF HENRY VIII BY II. W Herbert Iuu'-
RTL SMITH ABROAD Illustrated
LONG LOOK AHEAD BY $. Roe illustrated
THE WHITE DOVE, AND OTHER Poems ~ Ms Towns
end. Ilufuatd ,,,,,. H.. -
h ps.ent reek the undermined s be foond ne new
and ,Yseou, store, No ll9 Ny,agst, marble aloes
J G. DERBY. Publisher and booksciier
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WEEK of The moral frama OF the OLD bhS"Ehi
,,odreed The qus, 700 Of nost Respectable citizens
tSpICxN UNITED TWINS be.thy and playful ;aiir,n,
.e,, ,snsS a; the bah FRIDAY. Aus rs 70 the EVEN
no AT g ne moral 81 THE OLD RKEWERT, ia tns
sr.rrP NOON AZ O'Clock FROM VILLAGE TO COURr Ad-
ss, rs cents Children under 10 ~ cents fs' oaoony
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GpITI DTNG & ROGERS's TWO CIRCUSES-

'BROOkLYN FRIDAY and SATURDAY, Sep. H n. -
The BATTKRY NETWORK CITY for slA pAns' "a anu
NIGHT each day; comm. nsing MONDAY, o.PS u ~
amer Paterson Newark,
1nn.~iL Trenton Darlington, Camden Gsboro bres-.on
Nu,njnstou de Grace, Baltimore. Wasanft n
and the principal towns IL Virgins North
"a co,tb Carolina Gsorsis ard Alabama
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RsGl EeIait Tor 6ais.
DEArrIfrL COUNTRY SEAT ior SALE or

ID EXCHANGE cr good enriiies at FLUSHING, L. con,
s,ipg Of q ucl with ever nee, Nn ssi
buildings. Ft Ttec and Shbbefy In a0n ,snee aat ~
ysi2s hs ce rssd Chsysir springs eqas - The seho
of New Adjoining
s sd,uce o. Gardiner nowna ESQ whltestcne shsst
one The landing and eonsus upward OF fssc
il aood well allied with ice Toe Crops
and FURNITURE will be- sold, desired Apply Shni.
10 M
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az :. handsome four s,ory BROWN SION FRONT being 10
row OF sht The unsurpassed in the sy an
contain. All the Terms and chap
Iueue NJ East 3st Also very superior House and CAfrAs
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CIIY LOTS oa + 1sY TERMs The subscriber

- bass LOTS 10 HARLEM street paved and lighted which ss
J. PECARE, No U.s. Hestefal
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Fall Goods !.

THE subscriber has ins, returned from New York. with iuu and chsHce assortment of Goods in he Inc ol business, adapted to tho approach. ing gseasOn--cOmp ising everything which is new aud desirable in style that the maket iiords, in = Cloths. CdSSineeres aud Vestiags = . Having laid in m unusually large and varied assortment of Fall Goods, he Is preperedt tO ace cummadaie the puhlic with everything in he Clothing Line at short notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
 His stock of Cloths is decidedly the largest ever brought into this markeii his assirtmentls fly complete, and he will aim okecp well supplied with goods suitable to the season. Gas siineres of all the new styles may be lound at his EmpurianI, and splendid assortment oi Black DOeskius. Cassinores, &c Also, VestinSs "a choice i0t of fancy and black SIlk and Satin, and what he considers the most elegant iot oi l fancy Silk VoIvets and Plush Vestings. These Gods will be made up in style of 1 workmanship not surpassed, and perfect fits in all ca ses gu1ranfied.
 is the largestin this vicinity, and all tastes can he fitted on the mast reasonable terms. Besides,
 An endless Vdriety of Farnishiag Goods, embracing large assorlmentJ If Shir.s, Collars, Stocks, Ties, Cravnts, Scarfs, Gloves, GaUntleis, Hosiery, under Shirts and Drawers, Suspcnders, Hardkerchiefs, &c. s..
 believe in the ma kim that Goods well bought are already half sold. lfanv article which sell should prove deficient, pledge myself to make it good. if notified bv the purchaser. As lexpect to hnv for cash, l have decided to adopt the cash system as far as practicable-and no account will he permitted to stand over six months.
 Uf Cutting done nt short notice.
 Fall and Winter Fashions Just received.
 T. H. RICHARDS.
 Sent. 25th. 1854. g
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
At the Old Brick.

-Firxt Door West of the Courf.H .HOEse-- MAY be founi . new stock of Boots and lN1 shoes, spring fashions for 1884. We are now prepared to offer Co the people 0i Litch6eld County altogether the bes, and largest stock of Boots and shoes that was ever brought in this town Our stock consists of every variety, of style imaginable; t would be useless and impos s:ble to name the different styles of so largo stock as wc have ai this tIme-we therefore say 10 all, como and see for yourselves for our stock only Ueed be seen to prove the ruth of what we say. Not approving of the humbugine system. we would here say, ns to prices--Ihey shall be uniform, some as hah as the hit hest and some as low as the lowest.
 We would here in this hu able manner tender eur heartfelt thanks 10 all for their past Favors, and most respectfully invite them to give us a call before they make their spring purchases.
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Litchtitld. May llth. 1854. N B. We have a few notes and accounts on hand of which we should be most happy to dis pose at cost. 9e1- A word to the wise: Sc.
 M. & T.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
The Crescent Foundry
 AND MACHENE COMPANY. Bridgeport. Conn,

MAKE to order Stationary Steam Engines MI from to l5o horse power; large doube- acting Force Pumps for waer works, Iron Planers, Engine La,hes, huilt in the must suhsian- lial manner and Gncommoaty he0uy, iegeihe with NM EA R MEH M rNAI GzS m@ NkT in general, and aal kinds of Steam Builers.- Having large aad exIensive stock of Mill Gear ing and other patterns, the accumulation oi some IS years business, they are prepared ro furnish Cas:imgs ut short notice Any work ordered from this Company will be guaranteed equal To any made in this country.
 They would call attention to a large Lnthe which thay build. designed fer Railroad Machine shops. for turning If drivers-hed 16 fee, lung. swings 04 inches. They also make very large and heavy Lathe with screw feed, designed for mnchiNa shops in general-bea 19 feet long, swings 92 inches, and weighs about IS tnns.
 This Company are now making vertical Nn- elne of new design, from 6 to 10 horse poweF. which will require bu, the small space of { fee. square. the bed being but 24 hv s4 inshes.-and vith | Nertical Boiler will require but by feet.
 Toihose about to erec, Inn Wnrks. we would say that we are prepared to make Engines with the Slowing cylinder attached directly to the sssam cylinder, embracing all the latest i'm. preysmeEis,
 I
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
s. D. NorthWaV & Co.

NEIOULD respectfully inform the citizens oi
 w South Norfolk and vicinity that they ha ve iu.s returned from New York with full assori- meni ol Goods suitable for the country trade, and are prepared 10 show them to all. never grow- ing tired nf showing their Gouds. and always ready to sell. Their Goods ha ve all been bought for CASH, and must and tUtlt be sold under their old motto, viz: nimble sixpence is better than slow shilling"
 They fully believe that they are now prepared 10 sell as low as any of their neighbors- -either Dry Good. Groceries, Crnckery or Hardware a, least they would invite all to give them call. They have a large stock of old peLaines which they will sell rery loao as :hey are Goods getting out of date.
 Butter, Cheese, Wood, Hemlock Bark, &c., erc. wanted in exchange for Goods; and also nc pariicuidr objection to little Cash-not too much for il is now hard times.
 Flour, Meal, Feed, &c. constantly on hani for CAsu! South Norfolk, Ct., Aug. 2s. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
New Spring Goods JUST RECEIVED AT THE
 HE Es EE EARV ELS

HtOMPRISlNGa c splendid assortment of Dress O Goods, Shawls, Trmmngs, &c.--ainonY which are Fancy and Mourning French and American MMsin DeLaiRes p.an and printed, Berege De Laires and Veil Bare ges assorted col. ors, black and coored Dress Bnreges and Chally Baregss, DeBaize and Persian Cloths assorted coiors, A printed Lawns and Muslin Robes 1; French and American Al and S-4 Calico Prints q complete assortment, and 4-4 Mourning and Fancy Ginghams; Bishop and Victoria Lawns and Drapery Muslins, Book and swiss Musns, Nausouk and Piaid do, White Jacknnet, sarsanet and co.ured Camhrlc do, do and culored Berlin Curds and .Dim,y, Paper Cambrics assor,ed colors and JeaIrs, Nankepns, &c. Super black and fancy Dress silks and Trimmings, white and brown Linens, Diapers and Napkins, inen, Damask ana colorrd French WooIen Table Covers; swiss Jaconet black silk and Lace Edgines and Insertings. wrought Muslin CnlIars, sleeves, Iuffs, tGc. Black and assorted Kid silk and Lisle Thread Cloves; silk, Cotton and Lisle Thread Gloves; silk, Co,ion and Wooden Hosiery of every descriptioni shirts tnr saie and to be made up. Ats,, Woolen, Linen and Cotton Carpeting and Floor Oil Cloths. Also, Flour, Groceries, Cruckery. Geese Feathers, &c. tas chenp as the cheapest" "'qualtr considered.
 N B. Butier und Eggs wanted, ai the highest market ices Also, work on shirts as usual.
 O1r Also, Insurance Agent far numerous Companies. 8. N. BRONSON.
 Liichfield, April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Calico Remnants.

2OOO'rs 'sa.s. ess"ss" ss's;"s 'ss sa m't :. 10 yar,isin q p'cce, dark Fallstyles. which am selling ai 6d per yard. sg 4
 Also. trns Nov Oreans," Porto Rico. and Stuarl's best refined Sugars which am selling as low at retail as they can be bJaghl by the hhd. s.s,s4
 Thinking of making a change in my busi. noss, | would give a.general iny,,aion io al who have accounts with mt 10 call and settle, and ai the same ,i.rc will offer them srea, in !. dacemGn.s b buy bill If Gnods. N. B LATHROP. Wolco''yille, Aug. is. 1854. K
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
Flew Eall Goods!
pOOTs SHOES, GATHERS, &O., &t

BOOTS, SHOESy GATHERS, &oy &C. FUST received. very large and d-general as- 0D sonment of all kinds of Bo0ts and Shoes suit- ahls for the seascns lUOO pairs pu!chased at auction the past week, and can probably be sold for cash at less prices than can be found else- where in the county. Persons having little re ady money nbdd their clothes are respectfully invited to call and examine quality and prices. Oak and Hemluck Sole Leather tor sale as usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also agent for the sale of Dr.. Beers celebrated Hair Tonic, for relieving baldnGss nd restoring grey hair to it's natural color. Nothing like it :; try il.
 Litch6eid, Sept. 18th. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-11-02
( Joseph F. Shaw,
 DEALER IN- MI glsiCII Instruments.

EUST rec by the subscriber, for the fall trade, RaJ splendid assortment Of fine toned Piano stD eight keys, BanjDs, Tamborines. Cpncertinis, Flies. Fiageole.s, Ec. &c. together with strings i. and instruction books for all instruments All Instruments sold by me will be warranted as represented.
 N.,B --Plano Fortes. of the bast manufacturers in the United States, warranted to give perfect satisfaction or they may be returned at any time within one year andthe money refunded. Th's takes away all risk of purchasers getting poor instrumsnt. as insure first-ra,e Piano or no sal the music store of JosBrH 2. SHAW. l36 Main Street, aud examine for themselves before pur. chasing elsewhere, as am determined to sell the best ilsiruments to be found, at the lowest prices. Piano Furtes tuned and repeired.
 J F. SHAW.
 Bridgeport, Sept. Ssh, 1854. %