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Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
New Machiae shop and Foundry
AT. NORFOLK

vESHE Laurence Machine Company are
u now prepared TO take jobs for building.
flung up aud repairing oil kinds oil machinery
and mll-~ork, which they have facilities for
doing Oh shurt notice, and on as reasonable
terms as any o.her establishment.
The Foundry is one OF the best in the State,
and as they have purchased all OF the patterns
belonging TO the late Boyd Manufacturing Co.
Winsted, they are enabled to make casting 3
from the same patterns q, less prices than they
can be procured else where.
Experienced workmen are employed in tho
various branches, and whoever may be in want
of any kind Of machine work can depend upon
having il done to their satisfaction and are re-
questsd to give them CO !.
A. J. ELWELL, Agent.
Norfolk, August Isl, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
News from Head Quarters.

n ATE arrivals Of New GOODS ut the well
Ia known Variety Store, which il the place 10
find every thug that is needfai tor the comfosts
Of life, Dry Goods in alunos, all the varieties.
Cl,:hing cut and made 10 order, Dress Goods
and Trimmings, Groc, ries of all kinds. as,
Crockery Hardware, Boots and Shoes. Paints,
Oils, Drugs aud Medicines, and assortment, Of
School, Miscellaneous, aud Toy Books, and
host Of Yankee notions too numerous TO men
ton, all Of which will be sold a, prices that can
not fail to sui, the purchaser-ior proof please
give US a trial, as the stock is fas, disappearing
and now is the time t. make good >elec,ions.
c. F. Peer.
Ellsworth, Nov /, 1855, n
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
DIR GOODS.
subscribers would return tn

VENHE AIbSrflbers would return their
Il thanks tor the very liberal patronage
with which their Store has beta favored in The
past--and they hope by constant attention to
the wants OF the trading public and by system
OF far aud honorable dealing TO retain their
share OF the trade. Our stock Of new Goods is
large which We ATE selling at small profi,ss-
Our Grocery department is full and complete
and we feel Confident OF cur ability TO SATISFY all
who purchase OF us lha, they receive their
moneys worth. Cali and decide for yourselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
S. d. NORTHWAY e. co.
South Norfolk, April IL, 1856.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
GRANITE STORE!
WOLCOTTVILLE.
Wooding & Lewis

WOULD invite the attention of the
w public to their stock af Fa and Winter
GOODS which is now unusually large, smhra.
eng the newest and most desirable STYLES of
Dress Goods adapted to the Fall Trade.
Now IN Store large assortment Of French
Merinos b,'h plain and plsid. Silks, plain,
striped and plaid. Nous Delaines beautiful
styles. plain, plaid and striped. Plain all wool
Delaines all colors. large assortment of
English Mernoes oil colprs aud prices.
sStiAWI.S-Brocha. Stella, Cashmere, BAY
State. both square and long at prices to suit
CLOTHS. Cassineres and v.stings, Z COM
pleie assortment.
FURS-Ladies Furs foreign and domestic,
consisting of Capes. Vctorines and Cuffs at
prices tn suit.
HATS and CAPS.-Ths best nd most fash
ionable STYLES Of Hats and Caps out this SEASON
CARPErINGS, Dfuegets, Oil Cloths, Matt
ing, Window Shades &c.
BOOTS and SHOES.
Hardware, Cookery. Groceries. &c.
10 fact as large and complete assortment OF
all kinds Of Goods kept at any establishment,
in the County, to which the attention Of ALL
is respectfully invited.
WOODING & LEWIS,
Granite Store.
Wolco,tville, Nov. iss, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Maftieo.

In Kent, on rho 9Th instant, BY Rev. II S.
Atwa,er, Isaac Babbti OF New Haven to Miss
Sarah, ynunges. daughter Of Mr.. Hezeki ah
Cole, Of Kent.
Ia this town, (South Farms, Henry Waugh
to Miss Susan Str ong Of Beihlstn.
In Norfolk, on the 18th INST. A. p. Lawrence
to Miss Harriet A. Pease II. r. Lawrence TO
Mis-. Abby Moses Charles Slbley to Miss
Susan p. Lawrence. The above we're all
married in the church at Norfolk OF the same
time, three Of the parties heing members OF one
family-that Of Mr.. Z. g. Lawrence Ut Norfolk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Goshen Highwavs.

NyHE suhscribers being authorized by
- vote Of tho town of Goshen TO let the
highways and bridges ot said town. TO be krpt
in repair Tor term not exceeding five years
from the FIR, day oi December, lS55 will meet
or,hat purpose Il the dwelling house u w ;iiam
Osborn in Canada Village on Moedav. Nov.
10sh, 1855, al Q o'clock A. M; at the house Of
Noses Cook, Goshen Centre on Tuesday. 9Th.
Of A. A., and al The heaes Of Samuel Merwin
10 North G,shen on Wednesday, 18th, At the
above named hour.
ApNER GILBERT.
milo BAILEY, Committee
ERASTUS MERWlN.l
Goshen. November 18th, lS6S. IS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
agents uv'HHted
MitcAelrs Nc,o National Map

NVHlS work, just issued. exhibits the
Il u. States, Mexico and Central America
on larger scale than they have ever been e.,
Metollic Plate Map on satisfactory scale yet
publ ished, embracing these counlr,es in their
proper connection, and sold nj lower price
than any work Of a similar character heretofore
issaed, Il affords greater advantages to cam
vassers than any map ever beior. published.
S. AUGUSTUS MITCHELL.
% Philadelphia.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

Alta Court Of Probate holden at Litchfeid, ,o;fhin
and for the District Of Lifchfeld, on the l2th
day Of November, A ID lS55.
Present, CHARLES ADAMS, ESQ, Judge.
NSrATEof WEST g. GLADHlLL, Ia firm
T. consisting Of George West OF RUSSELL
Massar husetts, and John Gladhill Of Luchheid.
Connecticut, doing business in SAID Litchfield.
assigning insoive1t destors under the statute tor
the bene6, Of their creditors.
1t is ordered by this Court that Commiss; oners
to receive and examine the claims OF creditors
Of said assigned estate be appointed al the
probat> -otfice IN Li,chieId on the 26th day OF
November 1855, at o'clock forenoon, Of which
ali persons in interest will take notice, and
appear and be heard if they see cause and THIS
court directs Daniel S,oddard, Trustee OF said
estate, to publish This order in newspaper
printed in L;chiic.d, and post a copy thereof on
the public sign.p'st in said town of Li'chficid
nearest the place where SAID ass,snors have
been doing business, and return make &c this
Court. Certified from Record
90 CHARLES ADAMS, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
More New Goods.

LIST DeoR EAsf OF THE CouRT House.
NHcMEIL & BRAMAN have just received
w their second supply 81 Fail and W.irr
GOODS. among which are oain and plaid Me"
rn,es. Psrame,ias. Deiainrs. Rroeha Shs
Raw SAFE Sha wis. I.adns Cioih. Table Spreads
Gems Furnishing Goops, Over Goa, Cloths,
Men'e end Boys Winter Goods, d., &c.
Lischfisfd Der I'D, lS5G
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
ARTICLES or Association )
8. b. NorlhWaY Manufacturing G..

49, - -@.'-'--sl--0 -
DE il known that we the subselber. d.
ID hereby associate ourselves as q body poliric
and Corporate, pursuant 10 chapter Ia. title 8.
OF the statutes II the Stale OF CONNECTICUT en-
titled "Of Joint stock Corporations and the
several acts in addition thereto and amendatory
thereof, and The following are the articles Of our
agreement and association
Article lst-The name of said cooperation
shall be " 5. d. NoRrHwAY MANUFACTURER
CeArAsH.
Article 2d-The capital stock of said corp :
ration shall be Twenty-Five THOUSAND Dollars,
divided ia:o One thousand Shares Of Twenty
Five Dsaiars each.
Article 3d-'Ths said corpora ton ia esta blishrd
for the following purposes, TO wit: To manuiac-
ture all kinds nf 4 .arhor .nd =, n,,,cba.a ali
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
vHlHE Cour, of Probate for the Di.,ric,

1ElHE Court of Probate for the District
Il Of L,,ck6eld hath limited and allo a ed six
months from the dare hercof tor the creditors to
the estate Of GILES GRTSWOLD, late Of Co.
shcn, in said district. deceased, in which to ex-
h,bi: their claims for allow ance and settlement.
Those neglec'ing to present their accounts,
within said time, property at,ested, will be de-
barred Q recovery. All persons indebted TO said
estate are requested to make immediate pay
ment to L PERRINE. Execu-
MOSES LYMAN,} tors.
Nov. 5th, 1855. Is
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

At a Court Of Probate holden ct Ha,Winten,
wiiAia and for the Dist,icf Of HarU,nton, on
the ID day Of November, A d. 1855
Present, LEWIS SMITH, Esq. Judge.
I'm motion Of Mary n. Catiin. Execu.
" trix Of the last will and testament Of sam.
ueI S. Cs,lin, late Of Har~in,na, within said
district, deceased This Couri doth decree tina,
SIX months he allowed the creditors Of said es-
tate to exh'bi, their claims against the same to
said Execuirix, after she shall have gwen pub
lie notice Of this order, by advertising The same
in a ne wspaper published In Litch6eld. and BY
posting the same on . public sign pos: in said
town oil Harwtnton. Cer,iied from Record.
LEWIS SMITH, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

nF CO.noal Conn, vii resume iis Winter
" Session on Wednesday. November 9Th.
and conlinue Eve months.
II terms are us per session Of hse nonths,
with privilege Of sludying any Of The branches
tssRhs in similar lnsr,u,es, and including tSi-
sion. eooEns, hoard washing. lights and fuel.
An extra charge viii be made Cos Music II
ten dollars per quarter.
Fos further particulars enonire Or
SARAH a. JOHNSON, Principal.
Genwsli. Coaa, Osss ~, lo1k. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Ladieg ana aentlomen,s
WINTER CLOTNSJTG.

HsONSISTlNG Of Mantle, Wool and
~ Brocha SHAWLS. Hehi. I'd Plaid.. Plaid
Merinas. Cold French Merinos, MerinO Cold
Parameiias. m Wool Delaines. Far cy Colorcd
Delaines. Linseys aud CaIieaes, with Beaver
Clo,hs. BroadciOths, Caaslmeres, Sleeps Gray
Sauinefts. T~eeds; Also. Ready Made CIo,Ai.g
CONSUMING 81 Beaver, Lion Skin. Petersham,
and Broadeioth Overcoafs. Heavy Wooi and
Fancy Vests; Cashmere and Sstiinett Pants,
both Fancy aud Black. Heavy Wool Shirts
and Drawers. Red, Blue and Green TwiIled
Wool Flannels, Plain Wool and Demet do.
Salisbury do. Cotton do. Heavy Brown Sheet.
ings and Shir,ings. Real Buck Mittens and
B.'ots, Rubber Over Shoes and Boo,s,iust open
ing NJ the Old Stand Of Al. G. Bradf,rd. VOL
couvills, where all kinds Of G.,ods are sold
cheaper than u any oriler Store in the County.
A. 6. BRADFORD.
Wolconville, Nov. I, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Diieo.

In Salisbury, tFalls viilaee,) on the I2th
instant, William d hsford aged 81 years.
In Houston. Texas, October %, Mr. Theo-
dore Norris, aged % years. Mr.. NJ. was ma
,iv oi Beihlem.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

TIME L,dies can find new assortment,
- OF Millinery Goods at Misses BRADLEY
< BUELL'S Also, new Cinak Patterns. aud
Cloaks made to order at shnrt notice.
LitchfeId, Nov, 10Th. 1853.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

uyHEAT FLOUR Of superior quality in
w ibis and bags. direct from :he m u also,
Honey. Molasses aud coarse and fine Salt, for
sale by 3. N. BRONSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Cour, of Probate for the Distr

TIME Court Of Probate for the District
IL Of Plymouth hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the creditors ~
the estate Of JONATHAN POND late ot Ply
mouth, in said district, deceased, in which to
exhibit their claims for allowance and settle
ment. Those negIec,ing to present their &C.
counts within SAID time. properly at,eNed viii
be debarred a recovery. Ali persons indebted
to said estate are requested 10 make imned ate
payment, to MILO BLARESIEE, Admir-,
with the will annexed.
Plymouth, Nov 10, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Norfolk Academy.

TIME Winter Term of this School will
u commence on Mon Jay. the Sd day Of De-
cember next. Terms per quarter u II weeks
Commun English Branches. % Is
Higher do. do. 3 %
Lansuapes 623
w. B. RICE, Principal
Norfolk, Nov. Goth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
New and Attractive at
"A. s.. RAT.DwINssl

"A. s.. BAEDWlNsS
HAVE sasin largely sepleaished my stock
OF JeAelrs with New Fail Ssylss, direct from
the ssassfoetsrers. thereby securing I thYeefold
adsansase Of buying chespeE. Of knowine whas
ssyfes-which took the premium az our late
County Far consistine of
Wasche., Jewelrys and Fancy Gssass
Ladies hosaic Breast Pins
Bo. snd Glass PINS. Tsis and BFanrA,
in fact every variety Of fashionable Pins fog
Ladies and Gentlemen. Also
GOLD ECCKETS,
Gold and Silver Pencils, Guild Pens in Gold,
and Silver Holders,
WATCH CHAINS. HoOKS, SNAPS
SLIDES.
1RACHLRTs,
Seals and Buckles, Cuff Pins, Ear
Rings and Chains.
1'HIMBLES, GOLD AND SFEVEK
SpIEgTA CLES.
GOLD AND SILVER SCOTCH
PEBBLES.
Silver and Plated Spoons Forks.
Batter Emives, Seeming Birds.
Nth double and siayis
Cushions, Seeing
Dogs. canaries. Patent T"ps Asasures.
A full assortment Of Pencil Leads OF The frss
quality. All Of the above will Do sold chsaps
for CASH. Quick sales and small profits 10 my
motto. Come and try me and Judge Tor your
selves. -
Particular attention paid to repairins Watches
and Jswelry. A. s. BALDWIN.
Li,ch6sid, OCT. Esd, 1855. ~ - q
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Groceries, Provisions. Fish &c.

N AY be found at the store Of the sub.
4vA scrber IN South Street, good assor, mens
oi Grocs ries, Provisions, Fresh and Sail Fish,
Oysters, Claus, and suhstan,ials ard refresh.
men '>of oil kinds which will prove worthy tho
inspe ZION of those in the habit OF eating and
drinking New Goods are received every week
and oil native and foreign deiicacies may be
had IN their season. Give him call and Judge
for yourselves.
WILLIAM WHEELER.
Litch6eld. August 7th 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Groceries.

Having purchased these Goods in July and
Angus, we are now furnishing them 60 "ur cue
TONERS q, the same prices that the Goods ore
worth Al wholesale 10 New York.
We would say 10 all persons residing on, OF
town. who intend visiting this place 10 make
their Fan pu,chase-,hai a liberal discoun, will
be- made 10 ,hem. Also. that they will be sure
10 find everything on their memorandum al nui
Siare. N 3 E. A. BERRY.
WoIeaitviIle, Oct Isl, 1855
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

NREAT Sale of Scotch Pebbles -
" The demand constantly increasing !,
have jus, received large additions TO my stock.
80 that pc rsons wishing 10 make seiec'iors will
do we'll to call early, while my assortment re.
mains full and complete.
A. s. BALDWIN.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Plaster and Coal.
RIVE, Wheat and Graham Ylour.
1T r. ErT ITO n.

IS particularly r.0uesled 20 he n..w and SPLEEN.
] did stock of DRY GOODS just received
bv A. g. BRADFORD, Wolcoitviile, consisting
Of plain and rlaid Mernoss. Scotch Plaid. or
high coors, MI wool Delaines, Paramsttas,
Fancy Delaines, Cslicoes, &c.
O,.t,,ber let, 1855. ft n
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
District Of Ne~ Milford s.. Probate Court, Nee

DISTRICT Of NeW MILFORD S. Protate Court, Ncv.
5ih, 1855.
DSTArE of Hon. PERRY SMITH. late
II Of New Milford in said District, deceased.
Pursuant to an order from The court OF probate
10 the highest hdder, on the 26tn day Il Novem-
Der, 1885, at o'clock IN the afternoon. unis IS
previously disposed Of at private sale, 50 much
ii the real estate OF said decreased as will raise
the sum Of Ave thousand six hundred d thirty
dollars and fIrty.seven cents, with incidental
charges OF sale. Sale ID take place on the pre.
misses 20 he sold at the village in said New Mil
ford. and to adjourn To the various pieces sold.
Terms made known al :he time of sale.
JOHN S. TuRRILL, Administrator
on the Goods not administered.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
District Of Waskingtoa. -. Probate Court. Nos,
ESrATE Of HENRY KINNEY. late

NSrATE Of HENRY KINNEY, late
IL Of Washington, IN said dis riet, deceased
The court Of probate Tor the d,stric, Of WASH
ingtnn, hath limited and allowed 6 months from
the dale hereof for the creditors Of laid Estate
represented lnsnlveni, in which 70 EXHIBIT their
claims thereto; and has appointed Frederick
Bea rdsiey and David Z Whiitlesey. Commits
ioneru 10 receive and examine said claims.
DANIEL G. PLATT, Judge.
The subscribers give notice ;i.at they shall
m~e, Al The dwelling h,use Of Mrs. Annett.
Kinney. in said Washington. on the third Mon
ley IN Nsvember and the last Monday in Apr'',
1856, Al 9.,'ciock in the torenooa. on each "'
aid d,v.. for the putpose Of attending on the
business nf said appnintment.
FREDERICK BEAR DSLEY, I Commits
DAVID C WHITTLESEY, Seioners
All persons indeb,ed 70 said estste are re
qssssed 70 m.ke imu,edisfe payment 10
8 RUFUO SMITH, AdministIas6i.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

TWO HUNDRED BBLS.
EXTRA GENEsEE FLOUR just re-
- ceived direct from tho Roches,er Mills.
and warrs u,ed TO be free iro,n Flour manulac.
kured ol grown Wheaton sale by
SPENCER 4 ADAMS.
Li,chfcld, Nov. Goth, 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

I'm the First School District. male
u Teacher 70 teach through The winter. To
. competent man sa''s'aesory wages WI" %
' WM. II. cRossMAN, Committee.
Litchfield, Nov ", 1855.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

NEW SINGING BOOK FOR lsss-ss.
One Thousand Tunes and Anthems.
|. B. WOODBURY'S Great Work the CY.
TIARA. For sale sy Book .ellrrs and Musio
Dealers generally. The publisher will. on re.
ceipt Of sixty GEMS postage stamps. mail single
copies TO Teachers for eAanin ,tion, aud pre-.
pay the postage thereon
F. ]. HUNTINGTON. Publisher
PA 2aPark Row, New York City.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Notice.

rAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ on the 10th day Of November, thirteen
Yeariaes, seven Of which are Steers, one dark
red bull and Eve heifers; among them are Two
black ones. four pied end seven red ones Each
has slii IN the left ear.
The owner 10 requested 10 prove property.
pay charges and take them away.
JOHN JENNINGS.
Milton, Nov. 18th, 1855. -
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Nrac Fan G00(js i!

4 SPLENDID Stock of Staple and
IA Fancy Dry Goods. Groceries, Crockery,,
Shoes, Feathers. &C.. just received by the sub.
scrIbcr and for sale cheap. g. -s...s l'ls
f. S. N. BRONSON,
Lilehfied, Sept, 18Th, 1855, ~.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
Il = w g 90 ID 81
RICH CooDS! CHEAP !GooDs!!

-
AVfNG lust opened their stock Of
fall and winter Goods, respectfully invite
the inhabitants nf Liiehfield and. the adjoining
towns 10 call and examine their Immense stock.
consisting 10 par, Of Dry Goods, Carpets, Oil
eicths. ready-made Claiming OF every variety
and piice. Boots aud Shoes, Hard ware, Cutlery,
Crockery, stone and wo den ware, Gro. cries
and Proyisions-all at which are now on exhi.
biton Al their well-known stand and Tor sale at
very low prices for CASH. farmers produce or
approved credit.
Li,chfield. September 25th, 1855.
DYE FLOUR and fresh Corn Meal always
n on hand at s s. A
SUGARS and Teas-,hs place to hav is at
- s B A
Oh CASES more Of Mi,chelPs celebrated
OO Candies this day reed by = A
0On CoRN-BAsKETs for s,le cheap
wv AZ . q "A
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

DONATION vIsIT.-The friends Of Elder
VIZ. Simoss Of Falls Village. are cordially in
v,sd to a Donation Visit, IN 7 h,xsday after.
noon and evening, November 22d, Al The house
Of Chsuncey Bunce, I'd, near the bridge, w.o
has offered the use Of his large house tor that
purpose. II 10 hoped that the Elder will at that
time receive subsian ,al tokens OF friendship. TO
make his Thanksgiving more hearty the week
following.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
+ A l. l. G. q O ID 8.
r. III. Richards

III AS just returned from New York with
IL large and splendid ass rment OF Fall
aud Winter Goods such as Cloths, Cassimeres,
Vestings. TaIlors' Trimmings and Gents Fur.
nsh,ne Goods-which he will sell chea for cash.
~ FAN and Winter Fashions just received
~, L. II. RICHARDS Clothing Eslablishmsnt,
Wes; Street.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
From s. C.. Joliie, Nsv York.
400 ROADWAY. N, Y.

A. & J. DAYroN, Wolcoftville. Conn.
GENTS: The MeIodeons Of your manufacture
which have disposed Of have eiven the greatest
satisfaction and can cc"ninend them as being
OF q quality Of "tone and touch" equal to any
thing in the country. Yours truly,
SAM'L G. JoLLIE.
New York. March 18th, 1866.
~ See advertise ment on fourth page.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

Ready-Made Cloihing.

In this depsItment we boldly make the state.
inert WITHOUT any fear Of contradiction that we
have the larres sud best assortment in The Co
consisting Of every variety Of mems snd buy d
~ea!.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

=
The following afe among Is. tessimeniaI,
lately fsesisst " ~ tnsnsfsctsren Of tAsss
well knswaand highly approved 1nssrur.s..s:
Fhs. = pssssss, 7sseaes ef Mssis..
MsssRs. A. + J. DAYron,
Genilemsn--ls i with much pleasure thst I
Sfer my testimony % TO the excellency Of the
am happy TO Say that In my opinion they have
not been equoeleJ by any manufa ctnred in this
eeaairy. Yours. &c.
F.PRocros, Bennington, n H.
Pre-. Oliss, r. Nestoa, Ossanist and 7saeaer
sfMssic, 81. Johns, Nev Bssns1iek.
MRssIs. A. 4 J. DAYTON.
0ents-'Che Meiodeon I purchased Of you'in
April proves 10 he very superior instrument 10
every respect, and am pleased to learn that all
Of The Melodcoas Of your manufacture which
are in zee n .hs ;, vicinity give satisfsc.ion.
81. jOhss, N. b.. jaiy s,s,. 1855.
From WIN. 4. Hdfkavas, Organia sad Conductor
e(Mssie At fhe Maviser's Church, Boston.
Bosros. July ls,h. 1855.
Msssas. A. + J. DAYToH:
Gems Having recently had an opportunity to
examine your beautiful style Of MeIodeone, I
,ske pleasure in recommending their CREST SUI
periosity in many gespects-especislly in their
quickness of speaking. excellent iune and tenn
permanent. their great power nd superior quality
Of tone. which 10 free from that harshness so
prominent in some instruments of this kind.
Yours truly, WIZ. A. Hathaway.
Fssm j. r. Watson, Teacher Of Music on Plane
and Melodeon.
Having examined the improved model Melo-
deems manufactured BY A. x J. DAYTON. VOL
eottviiie, Conn, | am prepared to express my
confident opinion tina they are The most perfect
instrument Of the kind manufactured.
IF. WATSON, Jr.
Roatoo Tale 18Th l8hS
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22
From Prctessor Wilssm.
BosroN, July 18th, 1855.

N EssRs. A 4 J. DAYTON:
Dear Sirs-Having carefully examined the
very excellent Meiodeons Of your nIanufacture,
allow me 10 express to you my qualification IN
finding ia them oil those qualities which 60 To
make up q superior instrument, viz: perfect
equal temperament and excellent tune, prompt
and even action, beautiful style Of finish, dusa-
bilty. power and superior quality OF tone-w' ich
les, especially ihi"k exists TO- such remarka-
Bic degree in the instruments in question as to
place them far in advance VI any MeloJeons
have ever before seen.
VERY truly Yours, &c. GEO. w. WILSON.
Litchfield enquirer., 1855-11-22

4 LARGE Assortment Of Trunks,
~ vaiices. Carpet Bag. and Ladies' Hat,
Casee, Travelling Bags and Sstcheis cheap Es
cash, a, I. II. RICHARDS Clothing Es,sbIish.
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