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Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Tiyipe and I,finfing Materials.


 5 THE undersigned beg respectfully 10 inform their Patrons and the. Trade, liaatthey have re- snioved to their now buildings, Nos. g, 3l and 8 sBeekman st. between gNassau and Wi liam, and trust fsohi tlIe facilities there offered by every modern improvement. to meet a cJniinuancesof liberal support. Eonia of plain Scuich Faces, Varying from 1c0 lbsaio % lbss weight will be kept on hand, as wei as varied ass0ftmcni of fancy letteF, to which department over 50J0 niatsices bave been added since the printing of their last specimen a .t
 Every article necessary for the furnishing of complete Painting Offices. furnished at short notice. beE 7 tis aFliss ass }st--2y8 VI i.s ~ Bsa The subscrbers; would hee to call the atten- iion of the Trade 10 their Metal, which for aira. bilitv has moi been equalled by my Foundry in the Uaited States. By peculiar combination of metals, arrived as from an experience of thirty years. they are enabied to cast type, which, they feel aAslted, will last ene-third longer tIan that furnished by aiiy other Fnihdfy in ihe rnuniry. a,ss JAMES C(lNNi1R 6 SOM ffl ] Y Nos. 20, q aud B Beekman st. :. N.B.=Such Newspaper Printers as illinsert the aboye advertisement five tines. will be ep- ttled to their pay in Printing Types, &c. pros yided i've times the amount of bilfo advertising is purchased. " st# 5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
n E " e& Q O 1e s v XXI TUST feceived good asssriment Of GrniIe~ eD mems Dressls soods for Spring trade. ai
 BUrTKEREIT $ TROWBRiDGE.
order of Notice.
EaErdse Boorn

DAVID F. 30oIH. f
 Stats of Coansekicnf. LiieEfeld Conufy. ss. x Litchticld. May 10fh, Al U. . 1854 M TTPON the petition of said Emeliue Booth el M T9Fringtan, CI praying orreas0ps ihsrein set forth for divorce, now pending hefore the Superigr Court in and tpFL Litchfeld Comfy, 70 he holssen on ihe third Tuesday of August A. D 1854. M ss,sae.g
 IL appearing 10 md being foand by the suls- scflbing authority, thai the said resppdent is residing nul 6Fsahd ia absant iiem this SEate-- gone to parIs unknown 10 inc petitioner. Thefes IsFa nrdefnd JIlai notice of the pende1cy Qf said petfiion hs given said respondent by pnbllshing this order tn The Litchheld EnqUir&r, p6sSsa paprf printed in Litch6eld, ak wekk snce lively, commencing On Or before tho lSlb daY 8I
 iFsRisDERF FCK D, BE:F.aEA \
 a Ctefk efss6id Snfes
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

NOTICE. 1.-The Judge of the Court of " Probate for the District of Litch6eld has limited and allowed six months from the dafe herecf fr the creditors ofthe estate of ASAIIEL WEDGE, late of Warren in said dsdislrict, dec'l repreeenaed nsolveni,s in whiciito exhibit their claims thereto and has, appoin,ed George Starr and Edwin M. Kellogg, Esquires, commissioners by GEO. c. WOODRUFF, Judge. meet nj the late dwelling-house of the deed. in said Warren, on the Sd day of July and Both day of October. 1854, at 2o,eoclS inthe afternoon, on each of said days, for the.purpose otfatending on the business of said appointment. ,T
 GEORGE STARR, Commis- { EDWIN M. KELLOGG,i sioners.
 Dated at Li,chfeld, ihls 18th of April 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
.lEHOrg0aa Horse

.EyAI4CON.-This beautiful young Horse
 N will stand at the stable of tine subscriber in Salisbury, the prtsent season. There is no finer Horse U. New England nor one wlaosc stock IS finer. a5ly " M fss
 lEALcoNwas bred by Robbins BaltelI of Nor i6Ils, and has afirst-rate pedieree. For further jnfornlation applyglo the subscriber. s> ; .t'a saa asaH. w. eTIIORP. Agent. Salisbury, May 10th, 1854se 9enr .st 3
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
ar,,, for Sale

A. FARM containing 200 acres lying in the "A town of Washinglons Etchiield Co.,, Ci., in Davies Hollow ,so called, with every neces- hlah state of cultiyation, and holds a prominent tank among the macy deSirabsc places in that tswn. d'hs stock of cailc. now on the farm can be obtained with 1t if feqnireds There is bafn ' rDom sufficient to store loo tons of hay and all the grain raised on the farm. Those wishihgto purchase will calhRnd examine for themselves Please scpll son the fuhscribeF on inc promises. who ts authorized to state the terms; ;ss. ..,a.g
 ss..,s < s..ss sA,1 V J. CENTER.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

Al a Court of Probate holden at Litchfeld, tothin
 and for the District ef Litcltfetd, 0n he 29th day of May, "A. D. 1854 x -Gl4L
 Present, GEo.sc. WOODRUFF, Esq.,. fudge: ' IAN motion of MARY SH6RRock, Adniinistfa- NJ ,rix on the estate ofl3OaN SHO BROCK, late of Litchfeld within said ydisiricts deceased --this court doth decroe that six months be alr lowed and limited for the creditors of said estate to exhibit iheir chiims against the same to the said Adhinisiratrx and directs that public notice be given of this order by advertising in newspaper published if, liitchfeld, and by posts ing "a copy thereof on the public sign-postsin ne decsass. last dwell. Certified from Record, 2 s.sA..s...'a'.s c 20. WOODRUFF, Iadge. q.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

pors vR. ma ! ha had ;f coiIsd cr s,an, aau at @s. Cs ADAMS & co.
 fSARPETIN 5s---A few pieces just received V by c. ADAMS. & co. ssG
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
FDE.ess 9SOOels,.

LUST in store large assortment of Dress eE Goods of the lntesi desipns. The Ladies are judges, and we will give chance for a dec isi0n to all. 5tSf F3 '@7ab 7b AALVORD x BROTHER, :,
 Wolcouville, April 1854. hla ,aii4aoasa
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
! "a O Ed sALH
GirIs Yyantad .

. A T the FactOry of The OAKvILLE CoMPANyy
 "A 21.2 miles from Watertown, on the main
 road tp Waterbury--to work at Pins. None need
 apply except those who are willing to earn good wa ges. sf5 w st1 s q-a - z t;rF !Oakville, May 22d, 1854. @5s ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Xenifl1r 2

T OVERS of Fine Horses mud al. others inter- HI7 ested are informed that the fine young Horse of ,he subscriber, Zenith, will stand this season in Litclf6eld and vicinity season con- men :es on ihe 4th day of May next.
 For further particulars see handhills. 4s .3TEtEs WILLIAM STEVENS
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
ERafs isllaHdI (sas1I
X Pav5sr HasIgings.

Pabsr H aai igingss X isas
 nnRnfPRS, sjnsf iecsiv ved slowA prices
 GVVU pt .Bf1ADFORD,Si ,Wolcoissiile. ] 800 Paper Curtains in, landscape and plaiH-Ts { Oil Shsdes, large assortment just received cheap at !. ..'-s - BRADFORD'S: IT1ECEiYED n, BR ADFORD's. lots. of cheap 5 la, Goodss selins low for Cash or Exchange.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Ata Court Of Pso6aie RoIRsn as Sharon p;,L;n
 Gad for tks Disisift Qfs Sharon, oa tke Isf dav af Jss,se 1884 Sxser ssr sV

sPresenf, EHARLEs M; HAssoNs. ESQ. Judge.
 TEORGE HE EATQN Esq, slAdilsin,s rator 4W with afhe will annexed, oa thsS Essate of AMOS B. CATLIN, Late ofs Sharon isS said dis tFict, deesaSsds lEssaae ihsDITeEF and prays the apRoinimentaof Com1nissiansn
 Wherefore ordered, that Commissioners to re- ceire, exafnine and adjust the claims of the creditors 0l ssaid Estate Dc app1inled at the Probate Office in said district oA the I0tlI yif that aII persons interested in and slnIe shays have notice thereof the said AdmlnistraieT with ihe will annexed will cause slhis oEsseE D. be- puhlnhed m ilewspapeF pEipted m 1.lIs h6eld, and post copy thefeof os public signrppst neasssts .ns place ~eEe sIic aeesPssd lpSs dwsls
 Aitess sssssislE. Ss Sf0DDAkDsCIstk
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
9Nagffie0.

In New. Milford, May 3Ist, by Rev. NV. Taylor, Thousas ID. Steward of Nav Fork, 10 q. Allen, only daughter of George Taylor MD
 In sChicopee, Mass 18th ult, MT. Lyman s. TykreIL of Winsteds to Miss Elecsa Warheld of Chicopee. ss ss @y@ v ..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08


 Dar Do. TrRRrtt OINrNrrT-put up in glass hoxeu--dn 12IlA moo Rfllo|c Tor lhe loilel 4up 2 hulidsnula A4i Iaulrui; tvpfY lpmi| eholl4 have d lox on lIie rheH, In caBe ot expoHfg p he inn wnde, os nccident. Nollce adveftiw- mtnt ln anolhof column. For sale by
 F-l.f q tsN2 yn sal "A. e. SAtIIEI|
 tEa ssEF .si=a-s--ss- q s.lss
 DR. Roors PiLLs.--h is Roteto Do wondered at1ha. he t1hi,nnls of IiichfeId county should. prefer Dr Rooi's celebrated Root and Plant Pills. io any other Medicine i1 use, as old pr kooT--1 r the original maker oi them was lesloens s;s,, Q. ofb8ne them6srs Ely gsician in the couii-' tryN The Pills nEg comp sed of twenty kj9ds of rare medieinal, vegetables, although, active md thoro,loll i'm their operation on the system yet thsv are so carefully medicated that they can be giveg to the most Ieebl6 person win safety.l
 We confidently recommend these Pills 10 the affliciedl ns being superior in eveIytrespect to anV article of the kind in use. Sold at the low price oi l2 l:S and 25 cts per box, bynerchanis, ilKOughopl fhe country. 1Sy IAeAn. ,.s tSs :,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Dissr;es of Wasliagtsn g PFo5dls Courl, June

UlsgFs1 07 WdsHENgfON SsF ETOOdte COuFF,7 JuHe {, .,r.ss;TaTE 7s:; Ial1, 5F NATHANfEI. DROWN, Iais.
 l Of N lew Preston in said district deceaseps Y The Court of Probate for the district of Wash ington hatil limited and allowed six monlhs from inc date hereof for the creditors of said estate t0 exhibit theIf claims for settiement Those who neg glecf to present their accounts, properly astesteds within said time; NiiI he debarred re- sc0xery. Fl E pefsuns indebled to said estateiare seQuesesd 10 mlnlxe immediate pnsmenisto& bSsk N ELIZA "A. BROWN, | Exec
 ELM QRE IERRELss tutors.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

VINEGAR of best quality, for sale by
 r@5@ @stTrss,-. - C. ADAMS & co, nRIEDsAPPLES, choice, at Rs1 D ssss@ Cs1ADAMs & Co.'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
LTGMWNKNfl RdDDSs

OTIS' Patent Insulated Lightning Rods. The N best nr,iola ir the United Slalpe, npd me only absOlute pf1tecti0n akainet BinhinnS. I'prsonal attention paid i0putling upthe above Rods ey ,.,ss,, rs,.s.. ", .s, sI.,1 ..,,S1rrsll. ge- Reference s made to Rev. Ira Peilieone, Princpal Alger lnrlituie, South Cornwalli and Noah Hart, Esq, West Cornwall, where rods can be seen upon buildings. 70
 Norfolk, May 2S, 1854 2's't s ssall-
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
' Died. {.

Tn New Preston, May i8th, Nathaniel Brown, ssed It yeafs. May Issh, Eh Beardsley. aged sIn Talmadge, Ohio, May 4th.s Mfs. Lydia A, Wright daughter 1of Rev. Aaron Kinne, form erIy of NWinsted, aged A s ss..A VT
 In Canaan, May 18th, Wm. E. Church, aged
 In Canaan June 6th, Gen. Ihoanas ". liar yey, aeed 6Ss as F E | M e
 EbroWneds in SouthbBry, June ists while abas h. ing in.the Housatonic River, MT. MerwinsH Hine, aged s26. .@ ass.. ss.s s .ssss gs,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
! Notice.
.Vainable Farna. for Sale.

SITUATED ina naCanaan, North society, Litch.s - field county, Cum .b1 the road to Norfolk, l12mile eastgof the srailyoad station, and one mile west of the meeting-honse -late the resi- dence of James Fenn, Esq, decd. The home- siead contains ahoin S5 acresa independent of Tpad allowances ell Limestone soil, in good scBl- tjvntion. with spuiheFn xposure, and IS adaPted this climate The House is Of good size, iocated Oh high ground, aud surrounded hy large eims and 0fheH shade trees and ayariety of frnittrees,s renderinR ja agsin, ,iting anddeslrabe residence, The ontslOss belonging tO the sestate san also be had by The purchaser if desired The terms of payfnent will be made accommodating and pos session given at almost any lime desired. taj
 ' For further information apply to AuGUsTUs BIGELoW onithe premises.S JosBuA BELnEN,fn ,fnears Dulcher'a Bridge, WHLIAM IVY. KlEe. r rlymoutli s..~s -s ss.-s s.gs Lancans,er, Penn,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Leof No. VH.

Hais, Cups, Boots and Shoes.--1leafy & Cn's best Hats always on hand we always receive their new styles in advance and present ihemfor sale the same day they are given 10 the public criplion always in store. Also. Boots and Shoes borh heavy and fine work .wilh an assortment of Ladies', Mems and Boys Rubbers of the best make. gH sa 8 ug K,
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
CON s . M TIT


 D1- HI q ahave Expeclofants pFena EeA hf an X experienced Physician and Chemist, has now become . sfandari Preparation, and is offered ipr ihe CO5fPLETE CURE of liose tlisedseS 0F the Phsoa and z nmg q. which, f IassIe1teds nsGaly terminate iatally ina esGE SEIH1E& TtONs It contains no 0pAIns Calelaflk For anYl mineral whatever. hut is composed oAliFfIT VI those Rsnfs, Herbs and Neeeinbie &NbSfAa<0b whicaihase specific inliaonee un1A tiN t4gnS@atl and their eonpeelsd 0rSanRH fia isASe ists effect IS to atay all rEitnai0ns and gently remove the phlegm and othes morbid Soefellnns H0Nz the
 hfent mud Air passaRes iiinslls lleslnk the NoNk1 by suhdning the inliammaton ard esAee eeA46ess which give rse to ifs It is 6ppF5xea el end Recommended by Physiei9ns af fsa hishesk standing and may be given wlik peY3Hs1 &al6:W& tot the v6nngesf child or the snnsl fi tenl6i6 K Tfebafed by A E.6COVIf4I.f N g x EAihi& s Hall, No. 3s6 Broadways New N aKk < Ns6 Eeeinmd Depdt BURR & PERRX IF CoFnhiii. Bosf0n. Mass, N zs sssss fs sS ts
 Sold in Litchfeld bv A C Stif1Ifs Ns no5bUfy X AlleH & Co; Wcss Goshen, A NIsIzs & S6.; < Wolcouville. Alvnsd & Brother; NofE6.k F (< Lawrence New Milford. F Roafdnsn SS| bury, Whshina Co Bfid0tw1 let. C I SsHfof1 & Coi Weat Cornwall {. ' Q Ifflloar Hi& &mnfIH. s1 ScQltf Rlginnnlh Hollow Seth XIH1H*5 4I x Bf,hels M q Hseks asd N nfq3sI
 TsROTON FkoIIIl N ksifs essF F,Sss ma Nt elRhKh baFFSs eaG lol eA tY &
 II AelE ne gsslssaI e..
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

ga'E'lle Morgan ErOtter stand at the stable of ihe Mansion w House, this season. For particulars enA quire Of .ssfta F fa,g47 LOT PENN. ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

V Fflme Old Java Colfce, Sugars. MuIasses, Raisins, Prunes, Dried Peaches, Apples, Salera- tus, Macaronh Soaps Candles, Crackers. apd all kindsof the best Family Groceries Con sidntyon hand, not excepting starch and starch polis1,for those who prefer t to the family starch ,lutre. quires no polish.
 A careful pernsal oi this Leaf will be adyan- tageous to ohousekeepcrs. Stick pin in a.'' < HErRY MERRIAM N, Co. respectfully present their Portfolio, and invite the readers Of inc Litchfe'd Enquirer to call and inspect their Illustrations. ss .3 5s .Fs
 Waterbury May Ist 1854: ]
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
4'+ { TJ T T c
 Af 4lsa New sHeyveesv Ss0lse

T1EEFS constantly on hand a we'll selected NN assortment of sllr Ct music. Rsceivng fresh supplies weekly from New York. he wiz be able, a ac0ommodate his customets with tho latest composiiions, al New York retail prices.
 June 9th. s \ <. N ss A sSjse BALDWlN:
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

H4AFT S.-,Isa pIain, llfoxed,, congress, NJ tan and aiEoJheF kinds Qi Caters. sg ,,S
 ~ MEAFOY 9feE TR OaNBRIDGEr lt ENT,S yFrencIis alfssewed and begged Nl, ,Beols for ssse bx ss.i,ss \, NM u&L. T-rs WDROADWAY TIES for Ladies, and aii otberi Askht AfaIIs, I6E Adls by q .5 N. T.
 HtENTS Faacy, Common; dh5 etsrf Slips by M ~saE tssl ellsGtd~f
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
IROOtS fy9Re1 Shoes. ss ]
.-.GMa.Wet6aaG,

20 pieces Tapestry, Brussells and IngraiHC Ear peting, Floor Oil Cloths. Mattings, &c,s
 :, MdTS and .CN21S.
 Every variety Kossuths, sPanama and straw Hals, Men's and Boys cloth and silk Caps. SWindo,O Shqdes and Pape,. Ha,sgiags.
 A fine assonmentof every variety ,and'prices eaa @Crockesya and Glass Ware. - Y A splendid assortment. s.s ..si..ss. 's B. I GROCER LES of. aIl kinds, Fnreign and Dos rlesties HAIR DWARFs and CUTLERY, and Nailsd every description.R @g.l.slE5 1 < ezsga xs GEOtsD.s WADaAMS. &s ,ss' GRANITE sToREy"s sssssass Fs sA. ! Woicottyiiie, June lst, 1851. 6 agssys. 4sf
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
GEO. ID. WADHAMs
VNfN95Te Eb1sy G0OeGs.
.EfxeEieSs D,sesS GOOcss.

25,oOo yds English, French and American. Prints, from IT to-ls l-2ceBtsi Ginghams of almost every style plaid md printed De Lainesa ChalIys, Lawns, Mlls!ins, PorIins,a and Alpaccas. A fine assortment of FOuiard silks that are, de: cidedly, ,pfetiy and cheap. Also, another lot ot those splendid silks, sDdrrdnfed not to crack
 or change color French worked coliarss chem Iisettes, cambric and muslin lnsertings, dress buttons, s&c, &c, es.ss T t.5
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
.(s22aGl.g0& rGN1ite1.6.
,Marvest Inpfe1ient

iWTETeHuAI,S:M Moving M aebines EhsseLs HA-s Reaper and Mower combined, and Hose bf other Inventors with all the latest improve rnsnls. Seythees essehathee. slckles, horse, hay and hand Rakes; Grindstcnes hung cn friction
 Improved Threshing Machines and Horse powers, OE all She best Kinds. " saa " sss. ay&TG as t3 N@AST z4Rsszlsx "A LTEN.k1 , a Ie9 and 19I Water st. New York. s
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

CONNECTICUT RIv ER sIAD, White Fish, MackereL and Haiibut, for sale by Y Y 'sg s 7asia F. D. MCNEIL.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
&A0eUES,

Black silk, Brocha and Grape. 's
 KeNSfy-SEahGEe CEO tlsS1lg.
 A large stackof Men and Bays Coats, Pants and Vests, fdapredf0 the season, and afull as- spnmeHtaof Gents Furnishing Goods generally
 GgOtlsSag Co Order. gs Having very large assortment of Cloths, 'Vesiines, Sc, am prepared to furnish to order notice, and at prices which cannot fail'to give 5a s4 Boots ygRsJ Shoes. ss e ha Haxingeiued a room expressly for this branch of the trade can Offef the largest assortment in the county-just received froili Boston and N. f@ , A~~n.nn n RSnnns
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08
Extract this Leaf and earry t in your Ha,.
Leotf No. VIlI.

Bells and Bedding .---H. 6 M. Mfg Co.'S, No l., ?, 3 and 4 Cotton Mattresses, P,llows and Bols- ters, Bedseads, Comfortables, Blankets, Coun- terpanes, &c., &cs a.fe
 Sleep with this Leaf.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

ta lzs@ M1 H5 M EJ MT @ss R E " o n fS s .. w4g At WhplesrIe and RetaaI, |.
 .-5MANUFAcTuRED BY-. -- - JAMES C f4OVEY 91 Orders addressed to No. I49 Wash;nptsonsl tss street, or 27 Milk stFteG Boston. 1IiF z labsrgpgies as Camb..dgepcff and Brighton. Boston, May IS, 1851.
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

5. Clothing needs no illustrations, stereotype copies can be found on Living Tablets, any where in the street. 3aA9 s&s iter 1EA sSy 4h
 A large, very desirable and fashionable stock ranted, can always be obtained for a. litie money by walking ID stairs and taking the Grst right.
 This Leaf is worth presererving by all whe have never worn our copies. s stst4 t * i ts
Litchfield enquirer., 1854-06-08

WNE AA- rSkT gn-s M1 1M0
 Tn exchauae, fer Gs.pds. gButters CheesesgEggs, Wood, Lumber and CASTE for wI,icll the high est market price will be paid. 4 s.s aA sa 6
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-01-12

out and Sores children Sore Lips Pimpes on the
Face, and all diseases Of the Skin,
Rs~ For particulars small bills accompanying
each box.
Ry- 30 900 boxes sold in New England the past
year. and gave universal satisfaction.
The great secret Of the popularity OF this Ointment
lies in the fact that il accompshes all II Is recon-
mcnded to do and that do not recommend IL TO
cure any thing but for which from the nature Of the
ingredients il is an abso ute specific while other pre-
paratons of the kind recommended to cure every
disease that human flesh is heir to from Consumption
down to the bite of flea, when in fact, all the medi-
al properties they contain are in the handbs and
the thousands Of fictitious certificates published in
their praise.
invite those troubled with the above complaints.
particularly Salt Rheum) TO take box and try it
you not fully satisfied return ii and take back
your money.
n B-I have hundreds of testimonials can show
any who fees disposed to call on and satisfy
h himself of the virtues of the Ointment.
Prepared and sold by MONROE TERRELL,
Naugatuck, Conn.
E1- To whom all Orders should be addressed Sold
also by the principal Druggists and Country Mer-
chants generally. Price 20 cents.
WHOLESALE DEPoTs.--C. V. CiIcKNER 4 Co No. 81
Barclay-st.. New York A. McCLuRE & Co.. Albany
Liberty-st Baltimore T. W. DyoTT g. Sous, Phila
AGENTS.. p. Noyes. Stillman 4 Potter. ". Il
A. Parkerson. WeStery; +. A. Palmer Ezra ChecsbrC
and W. ii, Holmes, Stonington G.. d. Nv. =. Hyde
Mystic 7 NJ. Manning Mystic Bridge; o. VI Still.
man. SGHmdnriHe T. 4 ii Babcock 4 Co. Potter Hill
]. ID. Babcock and 7 X. Wells h Co.. .4shamay; II
Whipplc Hopkinton City; Rockville Co. Centre ViH
Co. A. G. & i. i. Arnold. IL ii. Richmond & Co.. n
* A. Fennor lyl00i3wolw
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-01-12

ONE OF THE JUpGEs-"Our Daniel
remarked the other day that the mex,
time he put up at a hotel, he would
enter his name as Daniel Sharp,
Judge
We asked him (says an exchange) il
he had tried it, and he replied:
yes, | tried it once, and it worked like
charm. l had the best accommoda-
tions in the house for about week
without any expense, till the landlord
one day touched me on the arm, says
he
'You are the judge of probate, are
you not''
No. replied.
Not of the supreme court, certain.
ly"
NO. rejoined I, mot of any court
'Of what are you Judge, then p con.
tinued he, thinking,,of the many fxen,
he had sent up to my room.
Il am judge l pompously replied
of good Hring.'
The Literary echo, and Pawcatuck advertiser. [volume] (Westerly, R.I.) 1851-1854, 1854-01-12
MARBLE YARD.

THE subscriber would respectfully inform
the citizens of Stonington and neigh boring
towns, that he keeps constantly on hand q
large assortment of American and Italian
Marble, for Tomb, Tablets, Monuments, mad
Grave stones, made to order, in every shape
and form, at his Marble Yards, in Stonigton
Borough, and at Westerly, at the west end
OF the Bridge, in s. =. still mans Carriage
Factory, where he has lately established n
yard at which places he offers anything in
the marble line for sale as low as can be
purchased in the New England states. Those
in want of the above articles, will do we'll to
call and examinefor themselves before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
All orders, either by letter or otherwise,
promptly attended to and faithfully execut-
ed. share of the public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited
Particular attention paid to the setting of
Monuments, Tombs Tables and Grave stones,
sold from either of his Yards.
ORRIN D0TY.
Stonington March 8, 1852. 1y50