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List of Letters

d D EMAlNlNG in the Post office a; Blooms
IA burg, Pa Nov. II, 1885,
BIackson Maria Jonas Thomas
Brower Robert + Overdorf SimueI
Beach William Sickner William
Cramer w Vickers Daniel
Coyed James Winner Mary
Fisher Benjamin i We'll John
Gibbs Jane Wonamacher Jacob
Girton Eliza White John A
Hollans Lewis WilIiever Thos. J
HolIans Mary Jane Molouney Ellen ship
Persons calling for the above letters will
please say they are advertised.
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MINERS AND LABORERS
WANTED!

A L LANCASTER COLLIERlES, Shame.
n kin, Nonhum berlaud County, Pa, 10
whom steady work will be given during the
winter. Appl, 10
COCHRAN PEALE & CO.,
Oct II, 1855. Shanokin.
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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT
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Every housewife knows that salt passes free
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Erysipeias, Salt Rhsum and Scorbuiio
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ooihe OF the most scienlihc surgeons now
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the objection of the Medical staff, in lhs
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On the oath Of Nov, by Rev S. Barnes,
MIR. CHARLES w. Lowe, of Lime Ridge, and
Miss H. LAvlNA HueHEs, Of Briar Creek
Columbia county, Pa.
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VALUABLE FARM At,
PRIVATE SALE.
THE subscriber offers for sale his FARM,
situate in Fishingcreek township, Columbia
county, about % miles above Orangevie,
adjoining lands of Hiram r. Kline, Thomas
Lunger and Jacob Eyer, now occupied by
the owner, and containing acout
5a - AaIBE9
of which about 8 acres IL timbered and The
rest well improved for farming. There are
on the premises
Il FRAME DWELLING HOUSE,
frame barn, good young apple orchard,
a lot Of valuable peach trees, cherry Trees,
&c. B Conditions will be made known
by application on the premises 10
THOMAS ROBBINS.
Fishingcreek, Oct. 4. 1855.
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FANCY GOODS, of every description and
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Both the Ointment and Pills should be
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Both the Ointment and Pills should Be
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TIE FaiheT OF bus Country
BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.
The Philosopher;
DANIEL WEBSTER.

The statesman.
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PUBLIC SALE OF REAL ESTATE

No. 1I3 Chestnut Street, Philad'a.
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01OL0 0S3o0o
FIFTY SECOND VOL! THE PIONEER MAGAZINE
Especially teuoted 10 The tDants Of The Ladies Of
America
Where this Masazine is taken in house,
no other is wanted, as i, comprises all that
could be obtained by taking three other Mag
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
Fall Goods /!

THE subscriber has just returned from New York. wnha iali ana choice asa"rtulent oi floods in hts ne al hustess, adaptrd to He appri'ach- ingssas sm-cMnp istng erYth,ng @l'ch' IS new au deEfrahis in ss t., tnat tshe EFts. ii - Cloths. CdsSiRasres ond Eeshays -
 Hav,ay laid in an unusually large and varied assortment at Fall Guods, ne is preps red tu ac- cnmnt,daic the pualic with everything III he Clothm. L,ne at short nat.ce. aac cn the Mosl rensunahle terms.
 His s,ork. ot Cloths is decidedly the laraes, ever hrnughi into this maESet hts ass srtneni IS enusua lly complete, and ne will aim 10 keeJ well supplied with .o,ds suitable to the season. Gas silffsrcs, at all the new styles rfay be ioand ai his Emporium, and Il splendid assortment ui Black .l,eskins. C .ssneres, &c Aiso.y-stings --a ehoice lot ot iancy aufi hack S1.k and Satin. aud wh,t hn considers she most e'egan, lot oi fancy Silk Velvats and Plush Ves'i ,Gs.
 These Goods will he made up in q sly,e al swotkina ns.ip not surpassed, and pertec, h.s Ia all cases gaaran'tcd.
 His stock al READy-MADE CLOTHING is she larges, in this vicinity, snd all 'n.,es can be fitted n the mast re iS,Hnaie terms. B.stdes,
 Aaraaieas Variets ef Faraisht.g Goods, enhrscinssa n larsa assortment ef Shir g. Collars. S,,cks Ties, erayats, Scaris. Gloves. tssantleis. Hosiery, under Shirts md Drawers, Sus. .,enders, Handkerclicts, &c. &c.
 he ieve iuthe na kim that Goods well bought are already half sold. ifany ar'tc'e which sell should prove ,irf.ient. pledge msselt 10 make t good ii notified hg the purchaser. As expect ,o hay tar ash, have decided Ia adopt the cash system as tar as practirabse-and no account will he n- rv,itted ta stand aver sx months.
 E" it:EI done ., stlovt notice.
 Fall aud Winter F.sai-ns in.i rec ived. T. Il RICHARDS.
 Sept 18th, lsa4. @
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
At the. Old BIick.

-Firsi Door West ef the Csasi- Hoase- M FAY be found new stock of Boots and M shoes, spring fashions for 1854. We are now prepared to offer t t,le people oi Litchfield County altogether the besta larges stock of Boots and shoes that was ever bfoughtsin this town. Our stock consists af every variety ot style ina ginable; 1t would be useles aud impos s.ble to name the different styles of so large stock as We have 6, this sime-we therefore say 10 all. cona, and see for yourselves, for our stock only need be seen ta prove the ruth of W hat we say. Nai approving of the humhugins system, we would here say, as la prices-ihey shall be unii.,rm, some as high as the his hest and some asiow us the lowest.
 We would here in ihis hu ,ble manner tender our heartfelt thanks 10 all Tor their past savors, and mos; respectfully invite them to give us cali before they make their snrine purchases
 MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE. Li,chhsld. May Huh. 1851.
 N. B. We have few nntes and accounts an and Of which we should be mesi happy to dis pose at cost. 3cTA A word to the wise. Sc.
 NJ S.T
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
To all Cash Custom Es.

IF NOW YE that we, ALvoRo & BRoragE, 2A contemplating n change ln uur bussncss, do from this tune heacetotth offer our large aud eplsadiJ stuck ot G,ods VI any paft thereof, al sunheeT i'd o low ras~s ts all such as have tic need fui-as our object ls not maehto make moncy n sn dssp sc .utihe c, ,eds. And We would say tha, we mean what we staie; here IS so cannon about tive invite all ia cainc aud tn sai tstied 2'cthsse wha choose ,o stay away and dishe.l.se .ous ststcsnents, and thus iaosc thasc barsa,ns which others are occurring we say, take .our own way and then when II .s 100 .ts n,nuYn over y sur less, ba, to the wise we say ,ha, ~,thin the puss ie days we have heen niskias large sdlillons to onS stock, among wtieh may he found iarge lot of Meriaoes, Aipaccas, Waoi and Hatf Wool Det4ainrs. Poplius, G,nghanis, Black and Fancy Sdks, DeDergee, Mcr,mack and cochoEa ftynts. b~y Ssxse and oiker s,yies of Shawls, Ftanncls at al kinds aud coiors. hIsaehed snd brown CYtons, a,srre io, of Dress Tfimmiags and Hasiess. Also. n large l.,t oT .reAdy>maas Clothing et all desctptiens> from
 pair of Cveralis tn snscnasd oserrcais . ,o,s and Shoes, an endless variety frosn q cents per pairupwArds; all scripii ioas ot Hats and Caps, ke ,&c. which will hc s,ld al low saies ia,h 'se having ike easA. And let Il De understood that We esnra wish soF more of thase aged arc,mnts which senue csssassess ukasse "a make. Alss, 1ona ~.,rd ef advice 10 tho-e whs .Aaa:d l,s.. paid .ss tas snee: !. ~i'i be we'll fs vns sn eaii n slsa r eapssins office snoa, nr ihsr~ .,il b< serbShI& ALVORD A BROTHER. -~- sil6 o1axilla. oc,. S0sh. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
MIILI IT ER Y e
 AND DRESS. MI AKING.

NJ ISS J. G. FAkNSWORTfI has returned iy1 from Ne v Y.,rk, having attended the Mil lne.y opsning fnr Fail ras..,ols in that city. .f the z5lh of SepI.-and Is nov ready 10 receive o.ders or calls frmn any who wan;d like 10 ex- anime the largest and best assortment of M.lli- nerY and Faaey c ,oIs ever brought to th.s village, and which wiIl be sold cheap.
 R,hbons and Feathers, French and Am:rTcan artificial fE,weis, Silks Sasins and Veiveis, Made aad B.mbazmc. French and English Grape, a splendid ass ,riinent of needle work Collars, S,eeves ani Che niseites. lnsertiags and Edginss, Chcnel and. Msiair Head Dfe-sss, something newoi Gi,yes-the hest of k'd. Sifa. |. Wasstea and Lis!e Thread; good styles of Dress Trimmings, white and caiored Hosiery.
 Linen Caml,Hc II ,ndkerehieis far B cts, and snme much cheaper Fancy Gsois and Toys of every description; S.raws very cheap. Ladies please casl and esamine fur yourselves.
 All orders nf Millinery and Deess> Mak'ng promptly executed.
 Ready made Hats always on hand, and also Mourning.
 Faur Osars ,Ve., ike Court House; WestNlia s.
 Li.cairld. Oct. ?.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22

The Alpine Horn is m instrument made of the bark of the cherry tree. anA like n speaking trumpet, is used to convey sounds to great dis,ance.- When the Has, rays of the sun gid the summit of the Alps, the shepherd who inhabits ti,e hishesr peak oi these mountains, ,akes his horn. and cries with a loud voice." Praised be the Lord" As soon as the ncighbors hear ihsn, they leave their hu,s and rpea, these words. rs~The sounds are pro- loased many minutes. whils, the echoes in the mountains and grol,oes of the rocks repeat the name of God. Imagination cannot picture anything more solemn and sublime than such a scene. During the silence that suc- ceeds, the shepherds bend their knees and pray tn the open air, and then re. pair to their hu,s to rest. The sum ligh. gliding the tops of these s,upen- 'd,as mountains, upon which the vault of heaven seems to rest, the magniti- cent scenery around. and the voices of the shepherds sounding from rock to rock the p aise oi the Almighty, mast filI the mind of every traveller with enthusiasm andawe.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
FOR THE AfLLIO-
 AT ruE- .tssC Jescsis'y Store! A. s. BALDWIN

ES again han,s, heavily stocked with all the ' latest styles and mast aes,sahie patterns, selecfef arifA tke greatesf care. Pevsons wishing aaythlng in my line should no, ia,l ,o call and examine my extensive assortment cfure goiag la the city ar elsewhere.
 G.In Warca.s.-A g.li English lever, fa'I isael-d and warranted. for Sf aisn. spc ndid s.nsi-h ratsn, i-w elesi Wait h. exsra fine cases inr ss0. English rcsen, silver " a,rhes, with . nd wfta"sn eusSaa eases, silver anchois i, hunting eases. .sicsareei ie~efs, escapen,apts &c.
 BREAST TINS, every style aud qnaii to sui, the purchaser.
 EAs .Rlsss -Aa extcn.;ve ss.ertn.e n,-canno, faii iu pcas-.
 Fixars RINGS -fa fact, eyrr~ vsrsr,y Rin-s Pins, Cnif Pins. Knew NosLing Pms. Cr0n Pin. P~ncil. Pens. 1hfMh'e.. Sides. harms. Srals. S.san~. Chains anu Spectae'e>-su'e. sives aud steet. at A. s. BAl.OWiN'S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
.Anaic2.

 I'll E undersigned would respectfully announre to his customers aud the puic generally that he continues in the BOOKSELLlNG business At Ike Arcads. Ruterbury. Conn. where he is ptrpl lred 10 fill any orders in his line wit, winch he may be entrusted. mith the same regularity and despa,e eh winch bas Iistias uished his opera tons heretofore.
 Particular attention IS paid to subscriptions for Magazines aud other pe-iodical "r serial works winch are forwarded by the earliest mails in the neatsst and most substantial manner without In. iurv 10 the Ensravings.
 /. Orders for Bonks m all Languages, in all ex- tani editions. whether published al home or abroad. whether rare nr comnlnn-as W ell as fnr Music Eneravings or other objects of taste. ee- eance or curiosity, will be promptly attended 10. Books and heavy pamphlets sent by express or as may be otherwise ordered. Localagents sup piled on favorable terms. Address
 WILLIAM PATTON, 4mI3 Waterbury, Conn.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
Nangatuc Railroad.
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tFlAfef@<tTfukyeHseht .c0MHeeRctng Dee
 itth. 1851.
 TRAINS our oF BRIDGEPORT.
 First Passenger Train leaves Rr.d deeport far Winsted, al 10 % \. M., or on arrival of inc A. M. Train from New York. and conneciin. al the Juaction with the 9 50 A. NJ Train from New Haven.
 Frsl Freight Ttain leaves Btidsepor, fur Wlnsied at II 10 i. M., receiving pas. sen gers from ,he 8 A. NJ. Train from New York.
 Second Passenger Tram leaves Bridge DOT, for Waterbury al 5 40 p. .,or on the ar. rival nfihe 800 P. NJ. Express Tain from New York connecting al ,he Junction with the 30 P. NJ. Traia from New Have6.
 rRAiSsINro ssIpGEPonr.
 First Passenger fran leaves Win.ied al % A. M., connecting al the Junction with Train |" New Haven. and al Bridge pori wi,h The 9.s5 A NJ Tram 10 New York First Freight Train will leave Waterbury fnr Bridge al 9 50 \ Ii, arriving a, Bridge. DOT, in ,me To lake he l Is P M Express train from New Haven la New Yo,R. S.cnui Passenger Train leaves Winstet al: B Nj cannec'ing al the Junction with a Train 10 New Haven, and a, Bridgeport with me . | M ram tS iNeW bfR.
 ;T The Freight Trains hay. Passenger Accommodations.
 STAGE LINES.
 Bradle,'s Stage iroin Woodbury, South. bury, S.s,hford, and Oxford, will connect a, Sc, mnur tttump!.re ys.iile)w the sI3 A M Train down. Returning, leaves a.-r, t"y on the arrival of lhe 10 co 4 Nj Train from Erid se. port. No evening Sage after ih,s daie.
 MeNetls Stage from Water,own. ~ i'll con- nee, al Waterbury every day win ,hr .3i 4 M Train down. Reissnine on arrival of the.l0 % 4 NJ Train from Bridgeport, and on Saturdays from ,lr : 4oP Nj Train.
 Fenn's Stage frnm Luclhcld will connect al LithSeld Station with mail Train each way. daily.
 F. L eAllen's Stage from Rc,hlem will con- meet at W a,erburv, with the s 3l 4. N. train down, and returning on arrival of the 10 O0 A. NJ. Train from Bridgeport, on Tues da,s, Thursooys and Saturdays.
 Horace Skinner's stage from Oiis, Ccld Spring. New Boston, Coiebrook River and Hitchcock .slle, vii! connect daily with tho i.33 P. M. trait. from Winsted, and return on the arrival of lhs 1000 A. NJ. train fio iom Bridgeport.
 A dsdsction of five cents is made when Tickets are purcha- ed at he nilices.
 w. BISHOP. Superintendent. Bridgeport. Dee. 9, isS4.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
. A N J Dayton
DridgeportPower Compsnv

fllHi5 Company ate about etsc'n g,Ai . | central location. several buildings, es>,a Fonr Hundred feet in leneih. fifty feet in width. and three stories high, for The ruipsse of ieff.ng out propelline ptwer ana rosin fo such m a aufacturers as may desire. They will he provided with from THrkE to YiyE l,nn- dfed horse Tower and will have aceon mnds> lions tor about 1000 workmsn. Applications for Power and Room may be mode personally or by letter to either ai the fuhscribers.
 ? T BARNUM.
 wM H NOBLE.
 D VI TGoaiPsCcA
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
4. $. Baldwin, Watch. Maker and JeWeler. FIRST DOOR SOUTH OF THE MANSION. HOUSE.
New. Goods ! Prices Es C d u C C d.! ED. MCNEIL

First Door East of ths Court House. D RESPECTFULLY announces 10 the public EA that he has received his second -sGpply oi desirable Fall Goods, and takes mush pleasure in observing that du,ine h's recrn, visli |" New York he has taken aJvanta.e of the exiraordi- nary depression in many kinds of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods. to make such purchases us will enable him to place before his customers Il wcil-selectrd assortment ui Ladles aud Gent . Dr. ss Gouds ai very lou prices
 iltsstock of Ladies' Dress Goods s very large, consisting in part of Meri ,o-s, P4r.mett,s. plaln and figured nrL,ines, CAshme:es, Alpaccas, DeBeces, plaid Cleak,ne ana Lininss. Brocha and Mantle Shawls-h"th long and square. Trunks. Garnet Bags. &c.
 Ggxr's FURNISHING G"oos.-(;loves. Cravnis. Broadcloihs. Beaver and Pilot Cloths, Silk. Vel vet. Farmers Satn. &c.
 Also. fuli sappiy oi Groceries, C-ockerv and Glass Ware, Flour, Feed, Ac. constantly on hand. Oct t6.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-02-22
Just Arrived,

HIRAM JACKSON has just returned from l II New Y..k wssh the latest Fall and Winter Fashions ot Has and Caps-comprisirg
 Back N,lcskin. White Beaver. Wiie Awake, Kaow Nothing and k..s.uti iia,s.
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