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Eastern times., 1855-03-22
NOW OPENING
AT THE
GEANITE STOzT,
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Fall Dry Goods
EyER OFFERED IN THIS CIT,

HAVING been bought for cash. at forced sales in New
York, they will be offered at prices that will astonsh
Our extensive stock consists of DRESS SILKS ssPian
Pou D Sor Striped, Paijed and Figured, Rich Figured
Blk Sksj Brocade and Changeabie Silks In great variety
TIIBETS Of every shade and variety; All Wool Plaid Thi
bets very fine. All Wool Deanes, Printed Persian Cloths
Cashmeres Debages Lusre, for travelling dresses
Lyoneses Apaccas Plain and Paded Poplins, Ginghams
&c, &c.
Shawls! Some very fine Vienna Long and Square
Shaws Bay State Long and Square; some beautiful styles
embroidered Long Shawis, unprecedented low prices
Shaws in great Variety Gents Long Shaws, some
very fine and entirely new styles. Our assortment o.
Shaws is large and feel confident that regards
styles and prices satisfy the fastidious.
Cloths! German and American Broadcoths, Fine Cas-
smeres, Heavy Beaver and Pilot Cloths Sainetts CASH
merctts, Ermanetts, Fancy Doeskns &c. Also, Fine
Black Doeskns superior color; Union Doskns Tweeds
&c, &c.
Fiannels! Fine figured French Flannels; Blue Mixed
Twlled and heavy indigo Blue Pannels. Hosiery and
Gloves Our assortment these articles never so
pete as at present Vesting Of every style and quality
Children's Hoods, &c, &c.
The above desirable assortment Of Fall and Winter Goods
will be offered at prices which fail be satisfactory
to the purchaser The public invited call and
anime OWEN & CO.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

Mr.. MRrcALF, the newly elected Governor
OF New Hampshire, has always been demo-
crat heretofore-anti-bank, anti-tariff, anti
whiggery, in general and particular. and in ia
vor of the Nebraska bill and opposed 10 the
Maine Law, until he received the k. a. nomi-
nation for Governor. Mr.. Bell. the regular
whig candidate, was treated worse than Mr..
Reed in Maine.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
FOREIGN PORTS.


CPer steamship Pacific at New York.
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult Cynosure Lunt New Orleans
donderry I'D Clara Cooper, savannah Western Empire
Sns SsS S 2 ane sSprass NsT
ice Counce Singer and Edw Stanley, Nette, New Or
ten and Alexandrine, Cooper, Charleston
Put back 70 Portsmouth 18TH P;sringer, Wood, for
Put into Milford Haven lsth Josephine Harding Jordan
Liverpool Tor cardih r.ad,.,on.,
Ar at liverpool 21th alt, American Union Otis n York
Adv Emerald Isle, Cornish, for Boston 10TH Zenebia
Robinson, fer Philadelphia 10th; Arlington, Hummer
At Glasgow 2st Ship Windsor Forest Graffam for San
Adv at Havre oath, ship Therese Lunt for New York
Arfm New York Feb q, Galatin and VIM Tapscot, at
7 Ar I'm baltimore 2Ith, VIM & Jane, at Liverpool
Ar I'm Charleston 18th Fanny Fern, at Gravesend Old
Ar I'm Savannah 18th, Charter Oak, at liverpool
At CalIao llth ut St Bernard Mayo unc
Realm MaT Robinson H scs se 1
At Valparaiso Jan 80 bark Nahumkeag Arthur. uuc
At Port az Prince 18th ult bark Geo Smouse Warren
AT at Trinidad 22d ult brig Mechanic Dunning, Port
sid 22d brig o5mea, Aud Portland; 2eth, Hesperas
sid Cenfuegoes bark Catherine Watts New York
AT Havana ash at brig Forester. Mecarty for Sierra
Morena and sid Sd inst for Baltmore h inst ship Chas
At 9Th inst ships Marengo Alexander for Antwerp
port in the Or e 20 Haa csaa eF
300 boxes; Ocean Home, Merryman load sugar for
direct port in the Baltic at e Is capacity do; Lizzie
Drew, Percy for Hamburg ldg Wabash, Hutchins disg
Tarquin Doughty, and Chas Jane Oliver, unc brig r
Curtis Orr for Cardenas cid; schs Marcia rhou
ser, and nd Mary Wise, , Crockett, disg
Falmouth, Z; brig Alesa, Haskell. Boston; d. ship Ar
kansas, Otis, Cork
At do 9Th inst Lucinda. Tarr Falmouth at CO
capacity 1000 18th ut ships Kossuth Percy and
Jane Parker, Bowker for Cork ldg; bark A Kmball,
wtg
Sid ID inst brig Phillip Larrabee Auld Sagua; bark Odd
FELLOW, Elliott, Gabanas 7th, bark Robt Pennel, Sierra
Morena
lRer steamship Africa at BostonJ
Ar at Liverpool 18th ult, Lombard, Lombard New Or
leans; 27t1, Old Dominion, Sampson Charleston Ameri
Union, Caldwell, New York; 2Sth Otseonthe Young
" Orleans; Charter Oak, Houdlette, Savannah
Adv Emerald Isle. for York llth; Galatin 2lst
Zenobia for Philadelphia 20h; Oseonthe, for New Or
Ent for idg 2ffh Brandywine, Meryman New Orleans
Cynosure, Lunt, York. 3D. Am Union. Otis. Trieste
Ent inward at London lst inst Fanny Fern Jordan Char
eston
Ar at Deal I'd inst Clara Ann Patten ate Hatch Cal
cntta for London, and anchored
OFF Dungeness 9th, SO Carolina Stuart York for Rot
terdam
Ar Cardif 2Sth Josephine Harding Jordan Liverpool
In the Clyde ldg Windsor Forest GRAHAM, for San Fran
cisco
Havre-In the Roads 2sth Splendid Higgins FIN York
Calao 10th ult ship st Bernard Mayo for Chincha
Islands or ds to load for Cork mkt
SPOKEN
l. Feb 20 Cape Maize by 25 miles, seen brig Mar
! shal Ney, Of Warren,.New York for Cienfuegoes
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

The following letter. from Rev. Henry Wood, Of Concord,
n H., editor Of the Congregational Journal speaks vol
times in favor Of Wistar's Balsam.
Concord, N. H., March 2, 1S49
Mr.. s. W. Fowie -
Dead SirTwo years ago, sudden and violent attack
upon my lungs, confined my bed for several weeks;
and when recovered, much oppressed by diff
Guilty in breathing that often unable sleep
upon bed by night The suffering extreme, and
Judging from the necacy of the remedies used supposed
the disease ncurable Being persuaded to try bottle Of
wISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY,
without the least confidence in its efficacy found the diff
Guilty almost entirely removed before bottle used
up Having mortal aversion to medicine, and seldom us
ing it in any form, sympathy with my fellow sufferers in
duces me to make this public statement and recommend
the article to others similarly afflicted
With respect, yours truly, HENRY WOOD.
AGESrs.-A. G. PAGE; Bath R. ButterHeld, Bowdoin-
ham G. II. Thomas, Richmond /; E. Dana, Wiscasset
2w40(3m30)
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

B At the last town meeting in Palmer, it
was voted to abolish the liquor agency, because,
as The Palmer Journal says. some of the liquor
would not burn, some would freeze, and it was
limited strongly that some would eat holes
through horse blanket and take the hair from
the animal which it covered.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

Use HowEs HYGEIAS HoARHoUND AND LIvERwoRT Couch
CASDY-Never since the science of Medicine first dawned
the world has any compound gained such exraord
nary popularity III short period OF time, Dr. Howe
ygean Hoarhound and Lverwor Cough Candy, In curing
Coughs, Colds, Asthma Difficulty Of Breathing, sc. 1t
affords instant relief may be relied in all instances
GIVE IT TRIAL Price s, 10 and 20 cents per package
DIR. J. MATHEWS, Wholesale and Retail Agent \,
Also for sale by A. g. Page, Samuel Anderson and T. w.
Lucas. 15w34
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

HE Ice IN THE HUDsoN.-The Hudson
river is almost entirely clear of ice from New
York to within about twenty miles of the city
of Albany.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
EASTERN TIMES
IS MARINE JOURNAL. as

srISsoN Co., No. Long Wharf, Boston, are Agents
for the UNION LINE packets from Bath to Boston, Capt.
stnson is avoraby known experienced merchant and
shpmaster formerly Of this city All business entrusted
to him viii be attended to with promptness and despatch.
ARTHUR D0NNELL, Agent for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Cash Music and Piano Store Of
HORACE WATERS,
No. 333 BroualrGy, Nci0- York. H
OPPOSITION TO THE COMBINATION !
Music at Greatly Reduced Rates.

NOTWITHSTANDING the combination Of Music Dealers
to keep up the prices of noncopyrgh music against
the interests Of NatUs Composers, and their refusal to
extend Mr. WATERS the coureses Of the trade he ia
making sales-havng abundant evidence that he
haa rnhIc e9untenance and support in his appositio
to the Great Monopoly, ana IN ms eroI MD Notua
and adopt the National Currency His stock OF Amer
and European Music is immense and the catalogue ohs
publications Of the largest and best selected
the United States He has also made Great Reduction
the Prices Of Pianos, MELobEoNs, and MUSICAL ISsTRUs
of all kinds Superior toned 6I Octave Pianos
S175 $780, and $225 interior Of good quality and
strong and durable those which cost
$780, Pianos Of every variety Of style and price, up to
$1000 comprising those of Ten different manufactures
among them the celebrated modern improved HoKAcE Wa
rERs' Pianos and the first premium Eolean Pianos OF 7,
GILBERT Co.'S. make Owners Of the lEoean Patent.
Secondhand Pianos at great bargains Prices from $40
$3.50. Meodeons from Five different manufactures, inclu-
ding the well known S. d. II. ". SMITHS Melodeons
(tuned the equal temperamen) The Best Make in the
United States. Price, 45 s60 S75 $780, Sl15 s125 $lS5
$3.50. Smiths Double Bank Meodeons 5000 Each Piano
and Meodeon guaranteed. The hest the trade
schools &c. 1 per cent discount 10 Cergymen and Chur
ches All orders promptly attended Music all
parts the country post paid at the reduced rates. Gem
era and Select Catalogues and Schedules of prices Of Mus
instruments forwarded to any address es Of charge
3mS6
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

81 Our thanks are due Hon. Moses McDo-
NALD for copies Of the Congressional Globe
and Appendix.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Door and Gate Springs.

NfE most efficient and durable springs in use, be
put by any person in few moments, aud applicable
to any door gate. For sale by 2. HYDE & CO.,
Feb. 20, 1855 Corner Front and Broad Street.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

QUEBEC, March l9.-The Imperial recip-
roclty act has been published in the official
Gazette, and accompanying it is proclamation
announcing that The treaty has taken effect.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

SUICIDE. At about four o'clock on Friday
morning of last week, the wife of Henry G.
Holt was discovered in the water at the
wharves near the foot of Main street. She
was at the moment making efforts 10 get out.
She was taken out, but lived only few mo-
ments. Mrs. H. has been sick all winter,
and an examination of the body, disclosed a
schirrous affection having a tendency towards
melancholy. Belfast Jour.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

IN een
sold at New Yoik on private terms
DISASTERS, sc.
Sch John Bell, of Rockand Ham, Richmond for Bos-
ton, with flour and shorts ashore near Dennis with six
feet feet water in hold; will be got off after dsg cargo
Brig Rainbow, which went ashore on the flats at East
age, and will com off at next high course of tides
ship from New Orleans with 2sOO bales cotton was
hore on Riding Rocks, Bahama Banks prev 9th and
was expected to become total wreck Cargo dam
New Orleans 18th uIt for Trieste with 2oso bis cotton
Bark Undine Of Bath at New York FIN New Orleans had
cargo shifted in tpe gale of 9Th and 10th
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boston-Ar 18th. bark Golden Rule Nckerson. Pamoer
Ar 18th ship Celestial Breeze, storcr Apalachicola
Cid sch Oneco, Thomaston
New Orleans-Cld 7th, ship Sea Eagle, Williams Bos-
exandria - -
Chareston-Ar 10th, ship Richd Morse, Dinsmore sa-
cid 9th. ship Josephine, Bornhsm, Havre; 10TH ship
Baltimore-Ar l2th, bark Chas Brewer Ellems, New
Orleans
New York-cld 18th, ship Ocean Queen. Spencer, Lon
Ar 18th ship woodeoek, Lambert, London
NewPort-ln port l4th, brig Sheet Anchor, Wilmington
BostoneAr 18th bark Lysander Snow Cenfuegoes; sch
California, Damarscotta
Ar In bark bar. Angela BreTsE Timer Mobile
Telegraphed ship Hv dra, FIN Orleans
New Oreans-Towed to lst, ship Tranquebar
flowed to sea I'd, ship Juan Fernaadez
CD ot ships New England, Orr, Liverpool; Wurtem-
Charleston n-Cld 18th. ship Sharon, Brooks Liverpool
Riennond-Ar lSth, brig Monica; Rollins, Attakapas
Philadelphia-Ar l4th brig Rvule Donncll, Cienfue-
New YOrk-Cld 18th, ship Harvest Queen, YOvng, Liv
Ar 18th bark Undine, Merryman, New Orleans; 18th,
br1g haaiat Morse MaanZas 18th, ship Dirigo, Young
Glasgow
Newpori-In port 18th, brig Sheet Anchorin the stream
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

MONEY FouND.-A Mr. Grant, who for
merly lived in this city, recently died at some
place east. On his death-bed he stated that
he left quite large sum of money in the hen
house at his place of residence on Munjoy's
Hill, and that it would be found there After
his death, search was made and the money,
$4,000, discovered hidden away in little old
trunk, as he had described Portland Stale of
Maine.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
SHIP CHANDLERY.

At and Commercial Street. Of Chatham Street.
Our Of Ship Chandlery will be found very
complete includes Anchors Chains Cordage, Duck,
Naval stotes &C. &C., to which invite your attention
6w40 J. II. SHATTUCK.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Hardware, Cutlery, SO.
MITCHELL LOW.

Y EEP constantly hand and for SALE large supe-
IN rior assortment of Hardware Edge Tools Saws, Carr
penter Tools of every descrpton the lowest prcesor
cash. Also constantly hand Tin and Copper Ware
Ships Pumps, &C., &c. 81
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

THE above Establishment is in full operation pre-
pared to execute orders for all kinds Of Machinery,
Steam Engines, Boilers Shps' Water Tanks, and the
various articles of ship work, such Wooden Iron
Capsfans-sad to be the best in the United Statesships
Steering WheeLs-of wood ron-second none made;
PLanking and Jack Screws; all the different kinds Of
Ships Pumping apparatus in use; also Iron Fences
beautiful patterns and all Kinds Of Iron Work in endless
VARIETY, together with Wood and Iron Turning at short
notice. This work is all warranted in material and nish
to be equal to any to be found.
" Orders by mail promptly ATTENDED to.
Engines and Machinery Of all kinds faithfully reparedat
short notice. CARLETON d. ELMES,
Bath, March 6, 1855 6m3s ISAAC P. TEBBETTs.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

IHE subscriber having it in contemplation to devote
hereafter, all his time Bath, would give
old patrons an Others that he will orders for
TUNING and REPAIRING PIA 20 FORTES that they
may enrust TO him. Orders may be bookstore
Sawyer Magoun.
N. B.-By this change few more Scholars can be &C.
commodaed with instruction on the Piano Forte or Organ
TlI0S. P. L. MAG0UN, Teacher of Music
Feb. 10, 1850. 3m36
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

NOMINATIONS BY THE GOVERNOR. Theo-
uoa. aoas y; Dillingham;, Oldtown, Agent Penob-
III alImo'ny H. Morse, Bangor, Keeper Ar
Prison.
General.
Isaac Il. Thomas, Eden, Sheriff of Han
Penobscot o''" -
Joseph Bartlett, Bangor, Register of Pro-
bate.-Age.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
TO TIE LAB1ES.

Good Weol Flannels
IOR II to 25 cents, by J. I. GILMAN.
IL Dec,
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
SALT
Family Groceries.

1000 HHD6. CADIZ SALT in Store, and for sale BY
lOOO Bath, Feb. Is, 1855. 34d D. & J.. PATTEH,
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
PAY UP!!

A LII persons indebted to the late firm Of MAGOUN 4
n STINSON, notified that their demands must be
paid by the first of April next they will be left for col
lection. DAVID T. STINSON.
March 1. I'm
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
$4,000 Worth Of Farms and
Building Lots!

$4,000 Worth Of Farms and
Building Lots!
lOO Farms and
500 Building Lots 100 feet Square,
Wa be dirided among 600 Subscribers on the
Ere'iihg 6fthe
9Th Of February, 1855,
u large number are already engaged. Many Of the
Lots near these haye been sold T from 400 GOO per cent
advance over the price for which these Lots nov Sold
showing that the purchase will good Investment
Each subseriDer FOR OF ONtX Si5 Ppys5le n min In
Is by 100 feet lying together, FARM Of from to 70
These lots beautifully located at WoodImyvm.
Long Island where a church and schoo-house and
number of private dwellings, stores workshops and fac
tories, have already been erected several more arr now
being built and several hundred will be erected the coming
season.
This fine opportunity Of owning delightful country
residence the city, where the domestic comforts Of
family circle be fully realized and where
ing lots and about 600 farms have lately sod and
sales daily being made individuals Who after careful
examination of its location and ascertanng the duality
the SOIL selecting Farms for phrboser being
conden that no land cheap and calculated increase
50 rapidly in value can be had within so miles Of the CITY,
land would have been all taken up years back but has
az &c "a esa.e ioT the las! century, and completely
large sales have been made and where the wild deer
roained at large may be beautiful cottages and
cultivated he waving with the abundant productions Of
of the hest opportunities nov oesea to those
of small means who destitute Of home Of their own 70
purchase one for mere triei also, few Farms contain
ing each five and ten acres, and upwards at from s25 TO
SS5 per acre: HtM
1T All persons wishing to avail themselves Of the op.
portunty now offered to procure fine Farm or splendid
Building Lot the Empire City, should make immo-
diate application they nearly all disposed Of Ap-
ply to CHARLES WooD, 2oS Broadway corner Of Fulton
street, n. y, wheS maps and pamphlets be had or
sent ii required by mail, gratis.
1y23 JOHN, ii. KIMBALL, Agen. for Bath
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Herring,

160 BOXES smoked Herring suitable for shipping for
loO sale by NJ +. GANNETT.
Jan. %, 1855. 80
Eastern times., 1855-03-22
Important to Ship Masters.
DIR, NOURSE

AS removed few rods to the house recently occupied
by Mrs Walker, of Washington and Pearlstreets
and is able to attend business by night well by
day.
May %.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22


Senate.-Mr. Watson moved to amend the
report of the committee on claims on petition
of the city of Bath, for remuneration for expen-
ses incurred 10 quelling riot, By inserting
=" leave to bring in bill, instead of /" leave to
Withdraw"
The motion prevailed, and resolve appro-
prlatlng three hundred dollars TO the city of
Bath was introduced. The resolve was then
read second time and passed to be eneross-
ed.
On motion of Mr.. Boody the resolve for the
continuation of the Geological Survey of The
State was taken up.
Bill for the promotion of medical science
eaHe from the House, refused a passage
On motion of Mr. Goodwin the bill was then
referred TO the next Legislature.
Passed to be enacted.-An act to amend chap,
ter so Of the R evsed Statues; relating to cor
porations to amend chapter 1856 of the public
laws of l046, relating TO Coroners sdditiooa
to incorporate City of Rockland TO authorize
town of Wiscasset to aid in the construction Of
Kennebec and Wiscssset Railroad additional
respecting banks
House.-Mr. Wassoa of FrankliH, from the
select Committee to which was referred the
Bill in relation to liens on vessels, made mi
nority report signed by himself, Mr.. Berry o
Gardner, and Mr.. Barker Of Ellsworth, ac
companied By bill
Mr. Bruce of PafrcktowR, moved the indef
mite postponement of the report and bill.
Eastern times., 1855-03-22

Feb 20 Cape Maize W by 25 miles, seen brig Mar
shal Ney, of WarrensNe York for Cienfuegoes
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
Fall Goods !!

THE subscriber has Just returned from New
York, with a iull and choice assurtnteu; OF Goods
IN has line OF business, adapted to the approach
ngseason-comp'ising every thing " hicnIs ne "
and desirable in style that the Ike fords, IN
- Cloths. CossiDseres and Vesi,ags -
Having laid in an unusually large and va ried
assortment at Fall Goods, he is prepa red to a C.
commodatc the public with everything in The
Clothing Line at short notice, auc ON the mcs
reasonable terms.
His stock of Cloths is decidedly the arges,
ever brought into this market; his assortment is
unusua ly complete, and he Will aim TO keep well
supplied with goods suitable 10 the sea son. Cas-
siineres, at all the Rew styles may be found al
his Emporium, and splendid assortment OF
Black DoesSias. Cissimeres. &c Also, Vestinns
"a choice lot of fancy and black Silk and Satin
and what he considers The most elegant 10, OF
.ancy-Silk Velvets and Plush VestiIgs
These G ads viii be made up in siyie OF
workma nslnp not surpassed, and perfect iiis in
all cases guaranteed.
Ills stock OF MADE CLOTHING
IS the largest in this vicinity, and all tastes can
be fitted on the most reasonable terms. Besides,
Anea9tess Variety Of Furnishing Goods,
embracing large assortment of Shirts, Collars,
Stocks, Ties, cravats, Scaris, Gloves, Gaunters
Hosiery. under Shirts aud Dra ers, Saspenders,
Handkerchief, Sc. &c.
believe in the m,ximshat Goods wei b,ngh,
are already haif sold. Hanvarticle which sell
should prove deficient. plesire myseif to make
il good If Notified bv the purchaser. As Iexpeci
to huy for cash. have deciiied to adopt the casI,
system as tar ~ practfrabse-and no account
will he permIfted TO stand over six months
II Curing done al short notice.
Fall aud Winter Fashions Jus, received
TIL RICHARDS.
Sept s5th. 1854. %
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
The Olive California.

eWsperccivs |I The Pacific, Of Ssa
Francisco, that II q meeting ofibe Cali
ifornia Acad my Of Natural Sciences,
held February the 5ii, DR.. Kellogg
exhibited drawing aud specimen Of
she olive. The specimens were brought
by Col. d. Ransom, oil the u S. Sur
vey,fo.n San Fernando. Il IS well
accli.natcd IN California at all the old
mission stations. This ire, as stated
by DR.. Kellogg, is thrifty on the Sc,
c.,asi, decIivi,ies, and valleys, where
The soil is free from s,agnant moisture,
and utlen the debris is "a, gravel. Il
grows % The hight Of 20 feet, with a
trunk Of eight OF ten inches diameter,
and forms picturesque ornament TO
avenues and plantations. It's branches
are graceful; its foliage evergreen ;
It's wood excellen, ii lives to great
age, aud can he Prepaya,cI BY cut
tings.
We hope the people Of California
will enter into the cultivation OF this
tree with zeal. us oil is the finest in
the world. Itcannot be obtained pure
from abroad; all that is sold here is
adultera,e4. We hope California will
3 on be able 10 furnish supply.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
En:ture Of Asp lragus.

a. sfagrs is a plast that Will bear
an exceedingly rich soil, provided the
manure is finely and thoroughly incoi-
porated with the soil, and that plen.y
II room is afforded each individual
p ant, its large growth depending on
this as an Indispensable requisite. -
From our own observations we are in-
'clined to think that for its marke, pro-
duction il should he in drills sufficient
1y remote to admit narrow horse cul-
4 yaior. 4 very common cause OF
small shoots, even in beds which have
been dug and enriched two feet deep,
Is planting TOO thick or near together,
and afterwards allow NJ the evil TO be-
come increased by the self sowing pro-
cess. numerous young plants springlns
mp all over the bed. We would give
three leading requisites Of success,
namely good soil--2. good cult
'vation-and 8. plenty Of room.
Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1855-05-03
At the Old Brick.

-F.rst Door West Of fAe Court House.
MAY be found new nkcck of Boots and
IL shoes, spring iashons HI 1854. We are
now prepared TO oifer to the people OF Litchfield
Sounty altogether the best and largest stock of
boots and shoes that was ever brought in this
town. Our stock consists of every variety of
style ina enable; il would be useless and limos.
s;bie to name the different styles Of so large a
stock as we have u, this ,tme-we therefore saw
to all, com, and see yourselves, for our stock
only need be seen to prove the truth OF what we
say. N"i approving of the humbuging system,
we would here say, as to prices-ihey shall be
uniform, some as high as the his hest and some
as low as the lowest.
We would here in this hu nble manner tender
our heartfelt tl&nks 10 all for their pas, savors,
and most respectfully invite them to give us a
call before thew make their spring purchases.
MEAFOY & TROWBRIDGE.
Litchfeld. May llth. 1854.
N. B. We have a few notes and accounts on
hand of which we should be most happy to dis,
pose at cost. 90 A word to the wise. SC.
NJ & r