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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23

TA!;,GeiE Of tie Company arc;
CAsh OIL hind, In BANK, aud IN the Lands OF
Ag'nl> or OileT ttons...." 81. -"
Real eslIie uniMumbs td"" .....,.,.....
IS mortgage lUud', aud I pet cen: Interest
payable AeGil annUllli..,,....".,
ltbts de the company secured by .TOTiE1te
BNls receivable amply setured aud payable
At b1lku,,...','',''' 'I''''''''''''''
Bills Receivable pr tniuuh noieS"....'..'.
AZ O:LeI sec lTtt!eS, NH
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23
Hartford, jan. iH, 1855

srtrE OF CoSSrcTItrr,l,,.
"''''O'N '''"' Personally apreafei Thomas \.
ey,nAar, Secretary Of the .Eta insurance conpaHy,
add nit Latl that ihr iOeAOinE Aisnknt " n sIo'
AerUed is tue, according S e SoTv Rs anu V'
's" Justice OF tho Peace
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23


AurtrEAArEn TEA,-A London PaptE giving ac'
coin, II the u,anu,4 III which lea Is aduItrrated
w, It's Importation, furnishes ht following intOt
maon VI tIss manner IN which lie ltlde is Carried
"a in China;
Tie dishonesty of adul'eratins teo Is :oi, how
t'sr confined to this county, II often uhctt.
,g-s sliauge PROCESS OF lianSmuiaiIon before u
r-,cb,s tue hanilui the English LeSiet. The Lhi'
l,.. ate moi Of Ill hehinl US ia MictCeSUi DIS.
iontHy, and Tie genuine aul Iiaudulrnt tea llade
GopIbil in China with slnIN equal vis1f' Tie
,oa E VI that county have lrne enjoyed al un'
,n,hble .eiLillente lot lhciI success IN lnSe'
r.oa. dgceptlons. lrcent lfAYelets have c0nllEn'
utit- we'll knUwH Il sliinony Of ST. flames DAVIS,
10 tc(sregce To tie extensive eGpottatlOnul auul'
EDITED esS hyi The natives. lie Epe0kSUl 'egu'
.tt manuiaCtOy iOf The rFOducllnn Of spurious
girs;iiraS which, with tie lhOSi dating tlltOnltY'
rs Uetn ettcled exactly opposite The European
factories OIL Canton OIL The Onet side oil lie iiTet'
H. naturally found SOME difficulty IN procuring 3D.
luNsUn within lis ptrcnCtT, but his Object was al
.a:h effected though tie influence Of Hong
H,ns neschant, aud The scene " thus ie!CIlueWi
--.lmtIs inst place lAigG quantities Of black lea"
iel hal been ,limIge,l ~ the GOOis 0l li' PIE :
'Jas autumn, Nets seen doing IN baskets, l'lvEtu
Ofpf lal MANS 81 cNhIcO9lt ne uIleu ItdNSS NStS
hen tiauSirte IN pUt:IOils Of few pounds tact
To number OF cast lion tauS, which tie pIac3d
over furnaces. They we're nest SlItted EaP,d!y
found wi.lI the hand by workman, vito had
ptetiOusly added Smlil quantity OF tu.mtrir,
which iuipalttdu yel'0Wi'h tnpGiV tue M!Stute'
IN Utist to C0nvetG this int9 gteen hue, The CO.
" 50 much desired, some Jumps Of PtVs'lan blue
md tyrsin, were added In such proportions as te'
tI:ei iLe lark blue TO The lishl shade, oil which
suAl teaspOonlul was added TO tue Se!'O%lsI
RAVES, They were tlen stirred before the Ute
ulul the Tea had taken the 'fne bloom colot o.
ntlIysnu, with Ytty much tile SaIue scehl' Inc
itlptionned lroyeS were then picked, slIIed, ehop'
rd snail, and supplied to The merchants 0S eAeF''
.snI Young Tyson.
KrS1rcxr NoNSlrloSs.- .'TIte following Is the
ticket fot State objects, nominated BY Tie DelnOcta
tic Convention, held Al Frankfort on TAutsdsy
lssG
Goveraot.-Bevetly l.. Clarke, Of Simpson.
Lieutenant Govet1Ot- BenIali MnsCthn, u Ae''
4 Attorney oeavt,l--eoSst W. woollS Of Fay
ellie.
Tnasutet--Jsnvs II. Clanptl, NJ boyle.
Audllot--J anne. 4. Gfinsiead, Of Payette.
Land tssiste,--1hos. J. Rt0Eis', Of Bteallit,
Superintendent Of Public lHsltuetloa--RsV. j.
u. Matthews, OF PaIeIls.
President Of board Of lnIetnol improvement
James ", Ntsbitt, ot'iIallI
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23

Xrs1rcxr NoNiS11loSs,-. rl,e following Is the
ticket fot objects, nominated BY tie Denoea'
tic Convention, held Al Frankfort on ThptfdsS
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iL,Gnr Irmasx1,--The Cleveland Leader
sysa jlJsnent has been obtained III The Common
Pes Couttof ColumbiaLa county, BY James HeI.
lev. 1t al. USlinst lie Cleveland and Pittsburgh
I;u.to,l Company, lOt SSj,eOt. II was on .
ra,n fVt labor done in The erection Of a tunnel on
lie rlsesIawas Btanch Of the Cleveland and
lEubuish Ruilload.
TIE question tsissd in tho case, anddeieIlni'
ned by Tue Court, wos, whether there lad been
ntach Of contact by the Company 50 that The
part Olthe work y Inch, according 10 the terms Of
tie cOlitact, wSsp4idin Vlotk should Ls paid 10
ncR'y.
TIE Court hell tha. the whole amount Of the
vOtksaOuId be paid in money.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-03-23

The J. Il. Dsae. Is loading for Nashville.
The steamer Advance, laden with groceries ftOn
C.ncinna,i fot Marietta, struck tick at Ilaskel
vile, Ohio. near GuyAudo:ts, on Saturday. lI"T'
irs shipped flOlp Is 10 20 inches Of wAte' and ILL
"a. f4t, she was run asLOto and aJallloued to the
"Salem" which was passing at the lime The
salem took Of la'ge quantity Of ftsght and 50
such lishtensI the disabled boat thai let sinking
vas prevented. Salvage will W claimed on the
!5d anl cargo. The boat was iHsuted in Pitts
ta,.h lot $4,000.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
SPRING GOODS.

HVHOMAS IL. klCHAkDS respect
- fully returns his sincere thanks to his
numerous customers and friends Tor the patron
age bestowed upon him the past seven years.
Confident that he has established name Tor
selling Goods cheap, il 10 with pleasure he
prcsenss the following programme far the
spriag and Summer Campaigas
assuring his friends that his stock v very large
and will DO sold al prices satisfactory 10 the
closest buyers; large assortment Of French,
Englsh, German and American Breadclo,hs oil
Ill colors; black and fancy Cassimsres; black
mixed and fancy Satinctts, Twecsis aud Cash
merets of any color; vestinas, consisting IN part
of bull. fancy and white Marscilles, bnck satin
aud fancy Silks, new styles and a large assor,-
mcnt OF TRIMMINGS (which will be made M to
order AZ SHIRT notice aud warranted TO give
satisfaction or no sale.
Ready Made CiofAiag. LIN this department he
elaiIns precedence, from the fact that the CLOTH
ing 10 al manufactured al home. of good MALE
rails. aud the superior style in which IL is made
will always secure them ready and sa.islac turr
sale. Furnishing Goods--embracinp a large
assortment Of Shi. n, Collars, Stocks, Ties, black
and white ei'k aud black hid Gloves, black and
fancy silk Eravats. Hosiery, Susnenders, gents
white and fancy Handkerchief, Umbrellas, md
lots Of other articles too numerous Ia mention.
Gentlemen furnishing their cl..,h can have
their garments made in good style and war
ranted 10 give sarsfacsioa.
Cutting done q short notice.
Lilchflcld, West St.l Arfil 2ith, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
Cash Music and Piano Store Of
II GRACE w aters!

NIO. 333 Broadway, New York Opposition
IN to the Combination Music at greatly
reduced Rates notwithstanding the cornbiua.
ton of Musc.Deaiers 10 keep up the prices Of
non.copyright music against the interests Of
native composers, and their refusal to extend to
Mr.. Waters the courfesies Of the trade, he IT,
making immense saes-having abundant evi.
dence that he has public countenance and sup
port in his opposition to the Great Monopoly and
in his elFFts 10 aid native ra'ent and adopt the
matt NAL currency. His stock Of American and
European Music is immense, and the catalogue
OF his own publications is one Of The largesr and
best selected in the United States. He has also
made great ednction IN the prices Of Pianos
Melodeans and Musica. instruments OF all
kinds. Superior toned l-2 Octave Pianos for
Sis, $500 ard SIg5, iateri Of as good quality
and instruments as strong and as durable as
of style and price, up to $1,000, comprising those
ce e hrated modern improved Horace Waters
P,anns, and rhe first premium Eolian Pianos OF
r Giibert s Co.'S mike fowDers Of the Eolean
patenI.l Second hand Pianos at great bargains.
rrices from $40 10 $780, Melodeons from five
different manufactures, including the we'll
known S ID q II w Smiths Melodeons, fiuf ed
the equal temper amen,) the bert make in the
United States. Prices 45, 60. rs. 100, lis. I2j,
rs, $3.50; Smith denbe bank AfeloIeons s2c0
Each Piano and Mc!odenn guaranteed the.
hest terms 10 the trade, Schools, &c. ~ l-2 per
cent discount to clcrgymen and churches. All
orders promptly attended 10. Music sent 10 all
parts Of The ronniry postpaid al the reduced
rates; General and Select catalogues and
Schedules ST prices Of musical instruments
forwarded 4, any address free Of charge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
New Spring Goods /!
AT THE
II II IL .HlVE

ID ECElviNG through all this week sp'en-
H did assortment ii DRY GOODS ior The
SEASON. including the hest variety u Staple,
Fancy and Maurning Dress Gonds and rrin-
uainas. Of the richesi styles and quality ever ui
frrti IN this toxin. and probably 10 Tho coua,y,
q within I'VE mica at least, and comprising NOT
st35 81 eaf.loads II hrown Shectlnsss ~ 6 rav.
loads 81 Mesimack Styles Of prinl& cnly-or 100
Inads az Gas fsr baH;ome, but ~ real articles
a. Menimae, English and French Prints md
l<iliiant<; II vol and all wool plain and ig'd
Nnelsn and Basegc DeLaines and DeBaires.
Chaily burgess. &c. Of all colors also French
Enxhsk and AMERICAN - printed In WINS and
Ginehams alsrge eiock and cheap; Shawls and
Whine Goods III all descriptions; Hack and
colosed Dress Sllks Of styles and prices 70 saii.
aud Silk Trimmings fos all tho cannry. Also
Laces. MnsIfae. Collare, Edsinrs. Ribbons,
Hosiery, Gloves. .Broadclolhs q ssimcres. Vest
ings. Caass, Vests and PantA Shirts LINENS,
Shoes. &c. Also Grocefies. Crbckcrv, Geese
Es.!hsss Carpets, Paper nsnginxs, Matsinss,
Oh Cloths. &c.
Pned.cs panfed n payment.
Shi!is given out 70 be made np,in any
quantlsy desired. - u. u 8.
HsshasB. Apsil "a isss.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
"a Little store Wen F1iled.n
New Spring Goods !!
AT THE OLD STAND


Near c. S Church's Hotel, Wolcot.piqe.
A G. BRADFORD would respectfully
10 inform the good people Of this part Of
Litchheld County. that among all the changes
Of the mercantile community in these parts he
yet remains al the same old store, and although
he cannot boast Of Granite and other fine exte-
rior appearances, yet, if modesfy would permit
he would speak OF the splendid stock Of Goods
which is to be found inside of his establishment.
The unprecedented low prices OF Goods in the
markets Of New York and Boston has induced
the subscriber to visit those places, from which
he has just returned with large stock of the
cheapest Goods ever offered TO discerning pub.
lie. The subscriber is placed in situation to
sell these Goods at lower prices than the same
quality of Goods were ever sold before. lfcheap
Goods and attention TO business are inducements
for you 10 call shall await with pleasure the
opportunity to dispense greater bargains than
you have been in the habit Of getting for the
money.
Butter. Eggs and Cheese wanted in any guam.
iitv.
Woicottvile, April IS, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
The Young Americans SSfles.
NEW SCHOOL BOOKS
Jusr Prs.IsHEp BIZ
F{RMER. BRYCE q co.

No. 4 C0urtlantit Street, New york.
Al PhysIology, BY DR.. HooxER. ,ProfessoY
os Maferia Medica in Yale College
Brocsfesby's Mctcorology, an excellent
w.rk. treating of Winds, Rain, Dew, Haih
Thunder Storms, Shooting Stars DC.
I. BrociSleshy's microscopic Views Of great
variety OF heannful objects NOT visible so1he eye
Brocsslcshy's Astronomy, detailing In q
popular m inner all the facts whirh have been
asseriained respecting the scenery ofthe heavens
-ffotessor Brocklesby is in Trinity College
ut Hartford. 49,
Natural Philosophy. CugnrsrrY, BorhxY,
GEoEoGy, fEysIoLoGy, M,sERALosv q NA1ukAI.
HfsToRY, by ]. l.. Coms,ock, nj. ID. These
works are written up 10 the presen, time. The
Philosophy is now nSed in Scotlan6 England
and Prussia, and beyond oil others in this
country
Hon. J. olncyss Geographical seriess A
Qaarto Geography. School Geography and Atlas
and Outline Maps for Beginners. This SERIES 10
the NOS; complete yet issued. It's iu2In<nso
popularity is well sustained by recent iuIpfo<c-
men,s in the large and elegant Atlas, including
Ancient Geography, Physical Geo2refky Sl1-
tistical tables and late geographical information.
Notwithstanding the boast Of some late authors
il is believed that MIR. Olney has been The
pioneer in nearly all real Improvements in the
mode OF teaching Geography. His descriptions
are clear and so Illustrate that pupils see the
everything is classified, the pupil becomes pros
iicient. The plan of his works is almost univcr-
sally approved by teachers.
These books are well made and sold at very
low rates. ss.s,r, Il
FARMER, BRACE & CO., Publishers.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26

THE MENAGERIE DEPARTMENT
consists of beautiful and rare collection oil
Wild Beasts md Birds from all parts OF the world.
The Two PERroRMsG ELEPHANTS win be
introduced BY their keeper, and go through
many sagacious performances
Mr.. Parker, the celebrated Tanner of Wild
Hessts viii enter the Den of Lions and other
Trained Animals in presence Of the audience
at o'clock. previous TO the commencement
Of the Equestrian Performances.
The following are some of the Animals in this
collection: African Lion and Lioness. Numidian
Lion, Asiatic Lioness, Brazilian Tiger. Hunting
Leopard, Grizzly Bear. One White Polar Bear,
Spotted Hyena. One California Lioness, Poonah
Bear, Alpaca Kangaroo, Rocky noun ain Bear,
Jackal from South Africa. Kangaroo from New
Holland, Gloomy Of Apes. MONKEYS, Babboons,
Parrots Cranes. Owls &c. forming what is
termed Harry FAMILY.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26

At a Court Of Probate holden al Li,ch6eld, vi,sin
and for the District Of Lifchfeld, on the I3,h
day Of April, A ID 1si5.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS. Esq, Judge.
ETPON the petition OF Lew SToNg OF New
~ Haven, shelving TO this court that he is
guardian of Henry Human Of Ltchfieid, within
said district. minor; that said minor is the owner
OF real estate situated in said district, viz. m
radlrided share in the dweliing-house and 10,
belonging 10 the estate Of Augustus p. liinma n,
late OF Litchiieid. deceased, situate in Meadow
Street IN the village Of Liichfield-That said
real estate is unproducrive. and that the ava,ls
are needed for the support of said minor, and ths,
il will he for his interest to have the same sod
and the avails appropriated for the education oil
said minor or invested for his beneft-prayinp
Tor liberty TO sell said property for the purpose
aforesaid, as per petition on file.
l. is ordered by this court, that said Guardian
give notice Of said application, by causing the
same to be published =, one of the newspapers
printed in I.i,ch6e!d in the county Of f.i,chtield
three weeks successfully. at least six weeks he
fore the hearing and that said petition will he
heard nj the Probate Office in said district on
the 2lst dav OF June next al 10 o'clock forenoon.
Certified from Record.
81 CHARLES ADAMS. Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
Nofice.

rTyHE Legal votefs Of the First School Society
special meeting ~ said Society vii he holden
ID the Town Room in The Court Icnse, on
Monday, The 10Th day Of April, 1855. al clock
in the afternoon, IN compliance with petition
Of ten Electors. residents Of said School Society
requesting meeting Of the Society " for the
purpose of taxing into consideration The es,ah-
lishment and ratification oil The boundary lima
between the Sixth and Tenth School D.sirict=,
IN conformity with report recently made on
that subject to the SocIety by William Beebe,
Myron Osborn and A. s. Lewis, E<qs--a Com
mi.tee appointed Tor that purpose"
CYRUS CxTLls, School
iiExRT b BissELL, Saciciys
u @. BELDEs, J Committee.
Litchfeld. April 2iih. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
G. AUTIO n.

A Ii persons wishing for a supply of spring
"a and summer Goods, beware how YOU make
your purchases before you call al the great Va
riciy Store in Ellsworth. and learn the prices
where everything almost is to be found, viii .h
are now selling off at rapid rate, and it looks
like something new 10 see Goods 60 off by the
load, in country place like this, vet INV stock
is large, SO that few loads are not missed b.
the crowd, but the time will come when they
will all be Sold either by private sale or at auc-
tfon.. AS the subscriber has some bnsine s. which
requires his attention else where for while, con-
sequently the Goods will be sid cheap in order
20 ciuse up the concern, so now is the time TO
make Your choice. All we need is chance 10
show the Goodsand the prices and they are sold.
All old accounts must be settled before the
10Th OF May next. G. F. PECK.
Ellsworth, April l7th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
Attention and Circumspection
Erery Customer to his Place 7 !

Erery Customer to his Place
WE take this opportunity 10 notify gu.
w patrons that we have recently received
large additions to our stock, and that We a,e
now prepared to offer tie best assortment oi
Dry Goods, Groceries. Ready.Made Cioihing in
the county. In se,ectine our Dress Goods
particular care has been taken to purchase the
latest STYLES, and the attention of the ladies ii
called To
500 yards Fancy Dress SILKS, very heavy and
bsaufiiul patterns, nj the low price uf 62 leg cts
1000 yards ,r,ofe of those Merrimack Styles
Prints, I'll Cd per ward just received.
dozen more Of .hose ladies' wrongh; Collars
at I CT. each.
1000 Yards ia Cheese Gaping At 43-3.
Besides many other G,,ods purchased at the
Aaciion Rooms, n, one-haii their cost 10 manu-
farsure. N. & r.. A. BERRY.
Wo.cot,ville, April lib, ISIS.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
" z W TT E M
AND
n he w GO Cd g.

MCNEIL d BRAMAN, at the old stand oil
Iyl r. d. Mcneil, invite the attention oil the
pubic 10 the most spen.id and attractive assori-
snent ut Goods ever off red in this village, Sc
lected in New York dl-ins the past week with
great care and special reference to the Spring
tradc-consisfiRg IN part OF
Plaid aud striped Dress Silks,
Figured DrIsnines,
All Wool do
Lawns,
Mussins,
Pliats,
Ginshams, &c.
Summer Shaw.s OF new Styles, Eroadrloihs.
Cassmerss, plain and figured SILK Vestings,
Gen,leusen's Furnishing Goods, Hosiery and
Gloves.
Also, large assortment OF Groceries. Crock
ery and Glass Ware. SC. &c. all Of which win
be sold at immense reductions 10 cash buyers.
~ Most kinds ot produce taken in exchange
F. ID MCNEIL.
w. II. BRAMAN.
Litchfield. April 10Th. 1855.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26

Al Court Of Probate holden at Li,chfeld suithin
and fer tie District Of LitchJfeld, on the l6th
day Of April, A d 1865
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, Esq, Judge
I'm motion of A. S. LEWIS. Administrator on
" the estate OF ELISHA HEMPSTED, late
OF Liich6eld within said district, deceased:
This court doth decree that six months be
allowed and limited for the creditors of said
the administraor-and directs that public notice
be given Of this order by advertising in news
paper published in Li,ch6eld and BY posting a
copy thereof on the public sign-post IN said town
oil Litchield nearest the place where the de-
ceased las, dwef. Certified from Record:
81 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
ruyHE Court of Probate for the Distric,

rUyHE Court of Probate for the Distric,
n Of Liicnficd has limited ard allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors oI
the estate Of JOHN C. RILEY, late of Itch
fed in said District. deceased, represented in.
solvent. in which TO exhi.t their claims thereto
and has appointed Messrs. Stephen Deming and
Samuel p. BIes commissioners TO receive and
examine said cinims. Certified Nv
CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
April 23d, 1856.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet ut the Store OF Charles /. Webb in said
Litchield. on tie 9TH day 81 June and the 22d
day of October, 1855. NJ O'Clock in the after.
attending on the hnsiness of said appointment.
STEPHEN DEFINING, }Comniis-
SAMUEL r. BOLLES, sioners.
o1r All persons indebted 10 said estate are
requested 10 make Immediate payment to
SO CHARLES l.. WEBB, Executor.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26

During the Exhibition, the visitor viii have an
opportunity OF beholding the real genuine original
GENERAL TON THUMB!
The celebrated and warld-renowned Man in
Miniature, who is rwenty-Two Years Of age,
weighs only l5Pounds, and IS bu, % Inches high.
Eque stria terta n m n .
Separate and distinct from the Geological and
Tom Thumb Exhibitions. are the following
brilliant CIRCUS PERFORMANCES. TO which the
visitors of the two former, all those who choose,
may attend without additional charge. The
Circus Troupe twill be seen. contains some OF
the most prominent Riders, Vaulters. Gymnasts
and Comic Talent in the country, and the enter
tainmen,s given are Novel. Diversified and
Brilliant, accompanied by Magnificent Band
of Music.
The performances will commenc, with the
crea, Two and Four Horse Rein Act, by Mr..
S. P Stickney.
Signor Felix C.lrls. known in Europe and in
the United STATES as the =" Italian Trick Clown,
with his talented Juvenile Artists, in pleasing
diversity of Grotesque Gymnastics, in which
these admired performers stand pre-emnent.
Mss Sally Stickney. the highly accomplished
and youthful American Equestrian, will perform
her great Nobel Act OF Female Equation
without Saddle or Bride.
Daring and Skilful Feats of Balancing by
Master Carlo. forming and mounting Pyramid
OF Glass Bottles, taking 4 Crss.al Promenade
upon Decanteis, ana hing Pistols while bal
anced upon. his head on the neck Of Bottle
at the top of the Pyramid.
Undanntcd and Artistic Display Of Juvenile
Hosemanship, called Young America, by
Master Il Sickney.
Bobby Williams, Clown.
Great Manage Act, bv Miss Sally stickney
and her noble and beautifully trained Horse Gem
Superb Fea,s and Gfaces in pns,uring and
Grouping. by Signor Felix Carlo and Son.
Mr.. w. Armstrong viii exhibit his celebrated
acts OF Somerset and Scene Riding.
To conclude with a Comic Aferpiece by the
Carlo Family.
Or Donrs open at 9 and Z; performances
commence ut 2l-2 and quarter IS.
s. p. SMITH, Agent
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Temperance Meeting.

HvHE Friends Of the Prohibitory Law in
u the town Of Li,chfield are BY notified
that there viii he q meeting in the Court House
on Friday, the 27fi Of April instant, at o'clock
in the afternoon. - take such steps as may be
Jee.scd adsssabic for the purpose Of enforcing
the Law in this town. A general attendance Is
requested ss business Of Importance win come
before tho meeting.
Per Order OF Town Committee.
Litehfieid. April lib, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-04-26
GLAS g. w A R E.

A CONSiG NMENT OF FINE GLASS
IA WARE from Boston has been received
and is for sale al the sap Of the subscriber. az
unusually low prices-consis,ng OF Pitchers,
Butter Plates, Preserve Plates, Napiers, Goble,s,
Egg Cups, Lemonade Cups, Candlesticks, Mo-
lasses Cups. ten different styles Tumblers, SC.
Sc. which the public are invited to call and
examine. =,
~ 4 goaa assortment Of Cook and Parlor
STOVES, Tin and Japanned Ware, &C.. sc.
always on hand. J. w. CONE.
Norfolk, jan !, 1858.