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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
CfslekiOm.

Y WOULD again call the attention of the Il paDl.cto the occurrences that slmosi daily come under my observation of peddlers and oiiI- serspaI,ning off their glass for !. Scotch Pebble Spectacles," at enormous prices. am now au- thortzed 10 say from J. Ackley that he has no straveiing agent or peddles who carries his peb. sbrs in thls Siate-so that those w',o buy of them do Il at great risk, and those who have bought have the comfortable reflection that they have nothing alter all but common glass. would agnin state that it may be easily and simply Tested If yn have the glass by touching your lips 0r tongue to each s1ccessvety and observ. ing the leniperature of them-the pebble always preserving the temperature of stone while .he glass will be much warmer. They can only be had in Litchfeld of A. s. Baldwin, who has on 'hahd full and complete assoftnsent 0f all the numbers and will he huppy 10 show iisem to any who wish t0 examine either out of curiosity or with intent to purchase.
 A. s. BALDWIN.
 N. 5. Watches and repairing done by himstl) always with neatness and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

Press Forward -Four Claims A RMV and Navy Officers. Soldiers, both A Regulars and Volunteers, Sailors, Marines, Ffoilla,nea, Musicians. Wagol,-n,asters, Team sters, Indians and all persons who may have served fourteen days in any of the wars ot the United States. since the year I790, ihe law of 1855 gives each of you, lao have no heretofore received a Warrant for Land, one hundred and sixty acres!! And to all who have received Bounty Laad. en pueh more to make one hun. dred and sixty acres.!
 ln the case of the death of the person entitled ,o Land, his widow, or # no widow. the m nor child or children, are entitled 10 the Boun,y.. We are prepaned to promptiy prosecute aliciaims Tor land. aad wiA smPpiy Justices ef Peaor. Ceaa- Y Clerks, Commissioners of Deeds, Notaries Pub e, LaUyers, aud all others, uith fhe necessary in- stracfio"s. amd blank forms, free ef cost on oppii -afias by ma,l or ofher,uise
 When desired, we w,ll sell the Warran, at the market price, and remit check l,r nroceeds.
 N. k. COBB & CO,
 P William street, New York. REFERENcEs.-Bank of the Common wra h, New Y@k. Ohio Lie and Trust Company. New York. =.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
HELssoLD's HicHLr CoxcExraArED Compound Fluid Extract SarsaparilIa,

F"r p0rfying the blood, reosoving all disease arising from excess of mercury. exposure an.t iasprudencc in life, chronic constitutional dss- ease arising from an impure siaie of the blood ard the only reliable and eff;cfual known Tened, for the cure of Scrofa:s, Salt Iaheum, Scala Head, Alterations of the Throsi and Legs, Pains and Swellings of the Bones, Te,'er. PimpIes on the Face, and all scaly Erup,ions of the Skin.
 This att,cle is now prescribed by some Of the mosi distinguished phs sicians in the coun- try, aad has proved more etfic;eni in practice than any preparation of SarsaparilIa yei offered io the publlc. Several cases of secondary Syphilis, Mercurial and Ecrofuioas diseases have entirely recovered in the incarat ie wards os our pubic inststntions which had f9r many y'ars resisted every mode Of treatment that coa'd he devisrd. These cases furnish striking examples q the saiutary elEects of this medas e,ne in arres'in9 come Of the most inseiesa,. d'ses scs. sties the elands were destro, ed and the bones si,cady affected. g
 NOTICE. .-Leitefs from responsible phvei cans ard prolessors of several Medical Col ieges. and certificates of cures from pai,cnt. will befo1nd scconpan anying both preparations. Pnce- -Bachu, Si per bottle, or ( bo,.lss for S
 Sarsapsrilla !" q q equal in s,renesh to one gallon of Syrup of Sarsapariila.
 Prcpas~d and sold by H. T. HELMBOLD. Chemi |. 263 chesinal Siscct, neat the .Girard Hnuse. Philadelphia and 10 be had of drug. sisis and dealers every where.
 All leiiers directed 10 the Proprietor or Agent receive immcdisie attention.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
New Fall Goods! BOOTS. SHOES, GATHERS, So, Ac.

LUST received. very large and general as- O sortment of all kinds of Bopts and Shoes suit- able for the season; I0O0 pairs purchased st suction the past week, and can probably De sold iof cash at less prices than can be found eise- ready money abou their clothes are respectfully invited t0 call and examine quality and prices. Oak and Hemlock Sole Leather lnr sale usual. SAMUEL CLOCK,
 West Main Street. Also, agent for the sale of Dr. Beers' eelehr.sed Hair Tonic. fnf relieving baIdness and restoring grer hair to i,s natural color. Nothing like it {; try il. ss ss 5 Li,ch6eld. Sept. 18th, 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
l9 D VI For Waache4, JeWelTy and Eancy Goods

A s BALDWIN would take this oppov,u fAe n,y of informing his friends and th. pnhlic that he has again returned from Ne U York with rsch and full assorsmept ol W.,chs, Jewelry. &c. He snhcifs continuance of ,hs fayoss so hountifaliy shown him the pa,i rear ant wsli rpare no etions 10 give good a siisc cic, 10 his customers. An soosie and work ,paryon,sd
 " WArcHEs.--A eod hunting detssched lever tum le~eied. lS cafass hne snd gold capped. fa, Sss; silver hunting English patent levers. de ,ached levers with and wi,hsui hun.inv c.ses ancfes, escapements. quartesnsu c. with price, to suit the customer. s''a
 Gents g"sd guard Chains. pold vest Chain. Badies chstieian Chains, silver Gua,5s ,,l, and silver ves,-fIooks. gold and s,Iver Sns. Ia. ies, gold Pens in g.id and silver Ho,ders gold and silver Thip,birs. gold necklaces < nj baaresets ekets. pencils. sleeve hu,,ons h,se,,, siads. caH pms, ear rings hreasspns, f,h bncL and seals. lockefs. slides, snaps. charms. tcxe Gc. Mc. Wsth my stock of Goods thus Iarasl,' replen'shed and eelected with great care. | lee; confident can cell at as good harpa;n \ < '. \ be had any where in the country. isivs r,a a 2. ' call No charge Tor showing goods - .
 d. s. BALDWIN.
 "A FEW mnre of those extra eoId Pan. N silver HqtIers, for el. - ''' '' Also, new fo, Scotch Pebbles and Sew;n. D'suss 4 A. s. BALDWIN,S. |
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
:. .1ss fMrttieMf."

fEN0 all Strangers aud Compos;sors from ne;.h.
 Il boring villages who pass through Wolcott. vile We give Notica By catl,na al ghn, oxtsns've Dry Gools Establishment south of the bridge You can see every variety ot tIte la,esl styles Goods the world produres-~and will a, them ., from Aaicpriee to what they nre wor,f nsty h ekchange we are giving the hivles, mrket price tor large quan.i,ies of But.ef and Eggs-as we have an eat ahished agency in Ne w York where t is at once disposed of
 These extraordinary advanta gcs fur the puhl;e benefit caR no seossr he made widely kuovvS than through tho medium of tnis extcnsvel, circulated paper -'s r N. & E. A BERRY.
 Wolcottville, June lSth 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
\ Little Store Wen F1llea.n New Spring Goods !
AT THE OLD aTANT

<A A4AAA OAO 0 TAMIL Near e. S Chsrch's Hstel, Woleottyile. I1o inform the good people of this nsr, <, .y Llteh6eld County. that among an thc chauers 9f the mercantile community in shese paf,s he yet remains al the same old store, and aIthoueb he cannot boast of Granite and other fine exsr. r,or appearances. yet, if nodesiy would permi, he would speak of the splendid stock of G,lods which IS to be foand inside of his essa blishmen,
 The unprecedented low prices oi Goods in ,hs marke's oi New York and Boston has induced the subscriber to visit ihose places, from Mhici he has just returned with . large st,ck of ,h. cheapes, Goods ever offered to . discerning pub lie. The subscriber IS placed in . situation ts sell these Goods at lower prices than ihe same quality of Goods were ever sold before. lf chear Goeds and attention to business sre indueement. tor yan io call shall await with pleasure the opportunity to dispense greaier bargains thar you have been in the habit of getting for lhs money.
 titv. Wolcottville, April l8. 1885.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Meaical Ins.i.at.oa sf Ys,e cs,,ese.

Medical Institution Of Yalc College. VHNHE Course of Lectures for iS55-56 IL will commence on Thursday, September 18th, and continue four monshs. BENJAMIN SULLIVAN. M. D.. L.L. D., Professor Eme,itus "f Chemistry and Pharmacy.
 ELI 1vEs, N. D., Prof. Emeritus Q. Materis Mrdica md Therapeutics.
 JONATHAN KsioHf, N. ID, Prof. cf sise PriRci. pies and Practice of Surgery.
 TIMOTHY F. BEERS. N. b, Prof. of Obs.etrics. CHAaLEs HooKER, M. D, Prot oi Anatomy and Phssio.0gy. sss@E Fs, HESRy RRoNsos. M. D., Prof of Maseria Med 'icn sad Therapeutics
 WoRrHisoToH HooxER. M. D., Prdf. of tho TheWy and Practice of Physic.
 BsNJAMlN STLLiMAS, Ja., M. D. Prof. of Chem istry and Pharmacy.
 Lsc'ars iee., s0s.5o. Ma,ricula,ion, s5-- sGra duaiion, SIS s
 CHAS. HOOKER, Dean oi the Faculty. New Haven, July 9th, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
M HEN ] first commenced the s

INV HEN nrst commenced the safe Of the celebrated Vermont Marble class of unprincipled men said that ii was good for aoth'ng. but 6ndiag that fl,e people ,ciu kase t, his same class of men are paining of New Preston limestone and other inferior qualities of stone for Vermont marble. Persons in want d srase etones or Monuments of the Rutland, Vt. r Italian Marble, or any other work tn my line can depend upon getting the si,nonrpure article, worked in the best style, aud the topesf possible rates. hy coming to my establishment or by let. ter. A large collection of drafts on hand TERMS CAsH.
 Please refes to Drs \ S Lewis or c M Hooker Liich6cld; A Pickett or M Ensign. South Farms; Gen Ahernethv or Charles R Welton Welcouviie; Mcssrs Camps, Winsted; Noah Garnsey, Nor,hfeid-or t0 my work ia almos, every cemetery in Litchfield county.
 s. WARREN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
L6scAAeId Mss Euepe,.f,r,e.

AttG@NGeM AAOt ASnef01t1gne. nstfB Citixens of Litchield County are
 invited 10 cell on the subscribes, who keeps constantly oo hand large assortment ef HArs ands Cars ot every variety and fasbion. Tho subscriber havin9 madc complete arraneemenis with the best aud most fashionable hoases in New York city fos | supply of Hats and Caps is grcpared nslurnixh all who may eive him i caA w:th afticles in his line that cannot fail fo s1if. and n prices as cheap as they can be bought in any place in the United States He has on hand Silk and Fur aaIs, White Beaver Summer Hats Ot Geninis and Knox manufac- ture also . large assortment of Fancy Hats of every description. He devotes his whole at.en~ iion to this particular line of business and hereby tenders his public acknowledgements to hts patrons Ter their generous support, and humhly asks tor . continuance of the same.- Store in West Street. doors west ot the Court House. HIRAM JACKSON. Llich6eid; April 93d. 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
GLASSWARE.

"A CONSiGNME ENT OF FINE GLASS A WARE from Bostoa has been received and ,s tor sale at the Shop df the s1bscrihsr. q, aau.ually low prices-cnnsis ing of Pitchers, Sugar B ,wis. SD poa Holders, Cream Guns, Batter Plates, Preserve Plates, napiers. Goblets, Egg Cups. Lemonsia Gaps, Candlessic&s, Mu. iasses Cups, tea different styles ramtiers, &c. &s ~hici, the public gre insned to coll md examine. ' STOVES. Tin and Japanned Ware, kc.. Xc. always m hand. j. W. CONE Norfolk, Jan. l, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
MANSION HOUSE. pr
 VII. Fl. CR ROasMA N .

III AVING ,aken this House, the subscriber III Is prepared to extend 10 travellers and others she bes..t accommodations flor man ana be ast.
 Tho Hotel IS heated ia the pleasaniesi part ot ihe village and no effort will be spared to render Il al allnmes adesirable home tor those who may sisil the place. To the members ol tue Bar nd that the reputation the House has possessed tor the last twenty years will he fully sustained.
 Connected with the Hoieiis Livery Stable. where good teams may be had at any time.
 Liichfieli, May. 1854.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Maugatuc Aailroads
 
Summer AftaMyesssat compsencsng ofy
 Monday, Hay 7th. ls55.

S,spnser AffaMyenneat, c0mesencssO osy
 Mondoy, Hay 7fh. 1855.
 arnAixs oursoe sasDeEroRr.
 First Passenx ger Train teases Bridg gcpcst for Winstcd, at 10. 70 A. M., os on arrivslo of the "A. M. Train from New York. end conn ectins atthe Junction with the 10 90 A. M. Train from New Haven.
 Firsl Freight Ttaia leaves Bridgeport Nor Wins,ed at II 30 A.. M.. receiving pas- sensers for Winsted.
 Freight Train wiih passenger accommo- dation far Wa,erburyisssss at 4.3 Second Passenses Tram leaves Bridge portion Waterbury at 10 ?. N. ..cr oa the are rival of the SEQ F. M. Express Train from she s P. M. Train from New Haven. TRAINS INTO BaIpa EPoRr. First Passenger Tram leaves Minated ! as $. 50 A.M., connecting at Waterhu,y with the Providence, Hartford snd Fishk;ll Rail- road al '. IS A. M. for Hsrford and ia,esme- diase Stations and connecting at the Junction wilh the [ A. M. Train from New York for New Haven. and arriving in Bridgeport in time for the 9.35 A M Tram to New Haven for New York.
 Firs, Freight Traia will leave Waterbury l for Bridgeport ai 35 A N, arriving ai Bridge. port ir tire to take the Express train from New Havrnto New YorA. N sA
 Freight Tram with pas senser acccmmoda- lions from Winste .is;as in Bridgeport in time 'o connect wah Expre.s Tran from N. Haven for New Yosk, icsvss at 20 A. M. from Winsted. | 8 nss ss
 Second Passenger Train leaves Winsted at 03 M connecting al tho Junction with Train to New Haven, and at Bridgeport with the Is P M Train ts New York. Tkn D.. Accommodations.
 Bradiey's Stage from Woedbury, South. bury. Saa'hford, and Oxford, will connect at Seymour mphrsys,illel lw;,h the s1i A M Traia down. Returning, leaves every day on l the arrival oi the 10. 70 AM Train from Bridge. port. No evening Stage sfier this date. I MsNcls Stage from w ster,own, will con- nect at Waterbury every day win the 39 l A M Train down. Returning on arrival sf the 10 40 M Train from Bridgeport, ana on Saturdays f-oc, the 10 F M Train from l Bridgeport.
 | Fenn's S,asefrom Liieh6eid win connect | al Lit, h6cld Station with mail Train each way, daily.
 A,len's Stage from Bethlcm will connects at
 Waterbury with the s.3S A. M. Train down oa Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. Re.
 turning on arrival of the l0.40AM.Tr from
 Bridgeport os Tuesdays, Thursdays and Sat-
 urdass. ss Fssis
 Horace skinner's stage from Otis, Cold I Spring, New Boston, Colchsook River sud l lincheocksviile, will connect daily with tho 203 P. M. trai. from Winsied, and return en the arrival ef,hc I0.40 A. M. train from
 Bridgeport. seSt5sss s .. l o. Hills Stage ieases Winsied daily en
 srsival of the 10 70 AM. train from Bridge
 DOT, for Colebroak Centre, Sands6eli, Mont
 vile and Burlington. 4 ,. | A deduction of five cents is made when
 Tickets are purchased atihe offices. w. BISHOP, Vice Pres't and Sup't. ,
 Bridgeport, April. a7, 1855. '. ...
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Redding's Russia xaivc

ANNAssssa9 uAeaSS1eA SSS0uNG
 IS Boston Remedy of thirty years siand;na ' and rs recommended by physiciana. h is . sure and speedy cure for Burns, Piles, Bsils, C0rns, Fe!ons, ChAbiains ard Old Sores af every kind; for Fever Soses. Uiccfs, isch, Scstd Head, Netile Rash. Ban,ens. Sore Nippies. frscom- mend q by nurses,l Windows. Sites, Testers, Flea Bites. Spider Stings, Ffoxen Limbs, Saii Rkeum, Scuryy, Sore and Cracked Lips, Sore Nose, Warts sad Flesh Wounds. it is . moat valuable remedy and 'cuse, which can bs iesti- lied ,o by thousands who have used i, in she ci,y of Boston and vicinity tor the last thirty years. tn no instance will this Salve do an iuiary, sr 4ntetiere with physician's prescription. N ie made From the purest sAatt~ias, rom a receipt drought from kussa.-of aFitcles growing in that country and the proprie,ors have letser. from all cissses. clefeymen, physiciaNe. sea explains, nurses and ,thers. who have used u themselves and recommended n Co o,hers. Neddnps Rue sia Saise is pat Up In large tin boxes, stsNsped on the cover with picture of horse and dis abled soldier, which picture is ais0 engraved m tho wrarpcr. rricr $ Cesss 1}ox. Said ai aii tho stores ,n town aud counisv or may 6e nsiered of any wholesale dragrist in Nmwich tiartford, New Haven. New London or New York.
 BEDDING k co. Proprie,oss,
 E Fl 6 State Sst et. Boston.
 Every mother should have box in the icuse handy h case of accidents to the children"
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

NKUM New York with . large assortment of DasuereOtype material, consisting in part of great variety of French and German Cases. Frames, Gold Lockets. kc. A reason .ble time has also been spent in the operating department of the best artists in Broadwav, where my productions suffered nothing by com ,arison- The fact is we keep pasted ap and hase who wish first class picture will be sure . get Il by calling at No. South St.
 J. l.. JUDD.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Ls.eaoeid aud Naugatuek R. Id.

STAGES leave the Mansion House at l5 S A: M. and sR M. connecting wah wains !e Sfldaepsr, asa ia the morning with train to Hartford.
 Leave LitchSekd Station on arrival of the 10 4a moraing train and s. 10 evening train from Bridgeport.
 Fare fifty cents. L. TENN.
 Iitchfield. May lfth, ISS5
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Geese Fcnll,crs.

THE subscribers have r.aac arrangements to keep constant s,ippIvet first rate sr. ticIe of G EESE FEATIiERS-seltcird and packed wish sreaicars b. ourselves. in pack ages of from20 io 50 lhs; and will furnish at all times any quantity frcm2o to 1000 lbs, of . quality the, will warrant ,s good as the hest and al as low prices ss can be purchased of equal a.aiity in thes,afe.
 s.& L. HURLBUT.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
B. Merriman. Watch sW0kes. lsSld .EesCeleS., Ar THE OLD sTANp-

LlsCN9 Has just received from New Y York E1NS Ii3 fresh la Of very des'ra hle goods - D3cweiry. xkc. consisssng sa gold and silver Spectacies gold Bres sipius, finger ond ear Rings, Keys, shirt Studs, vest aud guard Chains, Wedding Rings-a very pure article.
 A tvh assortment ol near-sigh,ed and convex spectacle elasses--wiiich makes the hest Nseost. ,Hent ever offered in this place, and will he sold si the lowest prices. Best sterling silveE ware made expressly fne retail Watch repairing done in the must sk manner; no spprcntices em. pisyed ., wstches in Ilpisestablishmen. Coffin plates on hand and engraving 'aoUe as shof, notice; mending done as usual. A share oi public patronage "a respectfully solicited.
 Litchield, June 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
.NOaCes-s Hssd Keepers,
 WITH A SELF BAKER

THE subscriber offers to the F ,rme.s the U largest and most complete assnumen, If Mowers and Reapers ever kept tor sale al ans me establishment. namely: Aliens celebrated improved Mower. Ketchhm's do. do ! Manny's do. do.
 Waterman's do. do.
 Hnsseys do. Reaper. McCurmick's do. du.
 Afkia's Reaper with Self Raker attached, Aliens Mower and Reaper combined. he above embrace all the improvements o1 the present day, and are of the highest cliarac- frr of any in use. Harvest Tools of all kinds also for sale.
 The Horse Rake
 The Horse Pilchfofk fur unloading. hay.
 Scyihes. Rifles, Whefst0nes. Grindsrones- running very easy friction rollers; Hand Rakes, Scy,hes. Sickles, Cradles, Pitchforks, Gc., &c. ' Threshine Machines, Fan M,Ils, and Hore Powers of various kinds; and a complete as- sor'ment Of Agricultural and Horticultural Im- plemenss. Wheat, Rye, Tarnip and all other Seeds. Gaano, with Peruvian Government weieht and brand in each bag, Bnneduss, Superphos phase of Lime, Psudreti, &c Al inc New York Aerical,urai Warehouse and Seed Store. lS9 and l9l Wafer street. ,.
 R, L.. ALLEN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
Nss1lealaes. H4fx.

E0EivED she past week complete ss- Caps Tor summer wear. so which ,ss -. ;an q ouye.s is invited. Paaan,a. Canon Ssrs ~. SenEes. men < and boys Palnalea( and .rshay,ss fiass. hoys aud childsen's Fancy S,raw Hsss Ae. All goods in my line will be offered .t !.
 Liieh6elA May sls,. 1858. ' 'A.AsoN'
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

HEEPS constantly on hand well selected IN assorimen, ot sh ret mnsic. Receiving fresh supplies weekly from New York, he will he able to accommodate his customers with the latest compositions, al New York retail prices.
 June 5th. A. s. BALDWIN: s
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
AND FAACY GOODS. New JeWelry Store.

THE most desirable and beautiful selection of Jrwelry ever exhbiied in this county. The subscriber has just opened new store ir South Street, over Dr Beck with's drug store, where he will sell every descrinsion If Watches. Pins.
 finger Rings. .esr R ines Pencils, ladies and gen, 's gold watch Chains. Bracelets. cuf Pins kc Sc.
 3I Every description of watch work and re- pairing executed with neatncss and despatch.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
NasrsssS Sja0,Cfs,

HE largest assortment of Spring ond II Ssmner Shs wls ever etiered to the peopl. ot L,'chtiei6 county is now ready for exhibition al the Grasife Stoss, conpnsina . general as. sortment Ot Grape Shawls plain and embroidered Ih,hei do plain and 6gared of all coiors and styles. Gall and see ttrm.
 !. - WOOD NC 6 LEWIS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

CUMMER CLOTHING, just received and - are now selling for all at
 N.&E A. BERRY's. <
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
1scenfy.second .annaal Report ef the
 LlfCHFlELD MUTUAL Fire 1ssSagTuWce (OntU0s,s sy

E -
 JULY ad, 1855. By Cash reed fos Premiums on Poli.
 = cies this year sss ..sss s5.ls9 ss
 th,s year i.s7s ss
 rec'dtof Premiums &30,sO 56 sf Interest rec q on Loans l,yll 10-e32, ,710 S6 To whole amt paid tor . <, ss
 Losses k Expenses S2a. .576 s5 Cashnow on hand s,ls3 ol-e3s, ,719 80 To amour, of Premiums charged on pt sf the books which may be collected itrequised sSs.sas ss s 22.SS7 8 Add Cash on hand ~ 9,l43 cl
 Making the capital Stock of this ------
 Company at this time S32.030 54 There is not at this time any claims against Company-aIl paid i0 thls date. sf The Directors of ths cOmpa ny are confde nt that the pianof Insurance adupted by tben n, i'll meet with hearty response from all int llige mt friends oi the principle ol Mutual Insu
 rhis company insure only in this state and take no risks on Milis, Goods in siorss. sbops, etc., or n exposed Village or city property, bur coniine their business entirely to farm property and isolated bMldinRs and their conients-of which not more than S2000 will be insured on one risk.
 This company will adjust aII claims with promptness and iibcrali!y, and if si any time 2 difterence should arise between the parties, all such difference will be adjusted by indifferent persons in the county, each party eeIect ng one, and i'l case they do not sgfee, third person shall be chosen. and the award oi II, or any two ofthem. shall be inaland concius .. s. sts A reward of one hundred dollars ~ill be paid by ihis company lo any ono who will glve such information as will convict any person of setiing fire to any building insured by this company.
 OAICes.S OF flae GOAspa Mw.
 J. c, BECKWIIH, PYesideni, GEO. C. N OUDltCFF, Esq. 1.resso.er
 JASON WHIz.Lvss, ,Sscretars.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
AGENTS OF THE COMPANY.

 Leman ". Cutler, Wsieuown; Daniel B Briusmade. Washington Henry S. Ssnfcrd, , New Milford; R,,fus FsIler. Jr. Kent; Rich- ard Smiih, Sharon; Frederick Kellogg Corn- wall; Joseph I. Gaylord. Goshea l; William Vi. Borrall, Canaan; Donald J. Warner, Ssl- isbnry s. D. Norhway, and John Dewe!I, Norfolk; Henry Jores. New Hsrfford = George D. Wadhsms. Torringfon Lswis Sm,th. Harwinson; John c. AmhIer, Boihlem; John Aberne,hy and George B. Foresi. Wood bury David c. Whi,iIstey, New Preston dale. Winsfcd s. Y. Si John, New cauasn, E. Talmadge, Plymouth
 Persons wishing to get their buildinRs ln. snred can apply to either of the A gents, or to the Secretary.
 ,. c. BEcKwITH. Prcsident.
 JASON WHirsHc. Secretary. < Liteh6eld, July 1858.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13
DfTpcf0re.

7. c BECKMIl'Ii, IA s LEWIS
 JASON WHITING SHELDON OSBORN OLIVER GOODWlk! GEO c. WOOL RUFF SETH P.BEtRS. iROBBIkS BAYFIELD,
 STEPHEN TROWBRIDGE. a
 SHELDON OSBORN of Hal wInion, <
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-09-13

sN0re .JeaU Goods TUST rec'd another lot of Laaiees D,... lD Goods, Parasols. &c. n -
 hirNEIL & BRAMAN.s. 8